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The News-BannerWells County’s Hometown Connection Bluffton, Indiana www.news-banner.com Vol. 80 No. 228 50¢ Democrats’ deal advance health care reform THURSDAY WASHINGTON (AP) — Con- Democratic leaders in the House The Finance panel and the Ener- occur would be in September. July 30, 2009 gressional Democrats are deter- won agreement from conservatives gy and Commerce panel are seen The House bill and the plan mined to show progress on a health on the Energy and Commerce Com- as pivotal tests of prospects for the under negotiation in the Senate are care overhaul by pushing President mittee that would allow that panel legislation because they reflect the designed to meet Obama’s goals of Quick Takes Barack Obama’s top domestic prior- to start voting on legislation as early broader composition of the Senate spreading health coverage to mil- ity through two critically important as Thursday. In the Senate, negotia- and the House. Three other com- lions who now lack it, while trying committees before they head home tors on the Finance Committee say mittees that have already passed to slow the skyrocketing growth in Follow-up to ‘Tea for their August break. they are nearer to a bipartisan com- versions of the legislation are domi- medical costs. As recently as two Party’ is Monday They’re closer, but they’re not promise that has eluded them for nated by Democratic liberals. weeks ago, Obama was pressing the there yet. weeks. The earliest that floor votes could A meeting will be held (Continued on Page 2) at 7 p.m. Monday in the Courthouse Annex building to follow up on the July 4 Tea Party held on the Court- house plaza. Changing Steve Huffman, who organized the July 4 event, says the meeting will be a rules on “Call to Action” for “ all who believe the Constitution of the United States is the law of the land and should licensing be upheld.” The goal of the session, Bennett wants to make Huffman said, is “to create it easier to be a teacher a mission statement, leader- ship roles, and actions for a — or a superintendent local organization with the INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A state purpose of helping to assure licensing board put the brakes on that our constitutional rights state Superintendent Tony Bennett’s are protected by our govern- plan to revamp teacher licensing mental officials.” rules Wednesday after some com- The event is bi-partisan, plained the changes would down- Huffman emphasizes. For play the importance of learning how more information, call him to teach. at 824-2333. Bennett wants to eliminate some requirements for teacher licensing and says the process should ensure potential teachers have a deep Drainage Board understanding of the subject they sets closed session will teach. He said current require- The Wells County Drain- ments focus too much attention on No problem age Board will meet in exec- teaching methods. utive session at 7:30 a.m., “We need folks who understand Under the watchful eye of Bluffton Police Officer Geoff Gilbert, right, Bluffton Boot Camp participant Drew Rockwell had no problem facing down a frontal attack from Bluffton Deputy Chief Nathan Huss during “Red Man” training at Monday, Aug. 3. rigorous content,” Bennett said. the Wells County 4-H fairgrounds. The Boot Camp concludes Friday. (Photo by Jerry Battiste) The board will meet to Under the proposed changes, discuss pending litigation. elementary education majors would The regular “first Monday take no more than 30 college cred- of the month” meeting of the it hours in teaching methods and board will begin at 8 a.m. at would have to have a minor in a Truck auction ends Tuesday the Wells County Carnegie content subject area such as science, Annex on West Washington math or English. It’s unclear how the By DAVE SCHULTZ win the auction. used police cars were the first to go, Street. limit on credit hours would work, Bluffton Mayor Ted Ellis has “The bidding has gone on for to out-of-state dealerships. A utility and members of the Professional decided to pull the plug on the truck weeks and only minimal increases truck and a 1940 dump truck have Standards Advisory Board said they auction. have been received the past few also since been sold, leaving just wanted to clarify that and other Ellis said Wednesday that he had weeks,” Ellis told the bidders. “The the Dodge Dakota with a myriad of issues before voting on whether to sent letters to the 13 individuals that high bidder at 1 p.m. on Aug. 4 will mechanical problems still to sell. move forward with the changes. have submitted sealed bids for the be the winner.” And Ellis wants it gone — even Inside The proposed rules also would 1987 pickup truck the city is attempt- The truck is not in good shape. though it might cost Bluffton a spot Local/Area allow anyone with a bachelor’s ing to sell, saying that next Tuesday The first bid on the vehicle, on May in the record books. degree to become a teacher if they would be the last day the city would 26, was a mere $100. After 10 weeks “We might have been able to Obituaries...... 3 pass a test from the American Board accept bids for the truck. The high- of opening bids, the high bid on the get in the Guinness Book of World Police Notebook . . .3 for Certification of Teacher Excel- est bid received at the start of the truck is $556. Records for the longest municipal lence. Currently only seven states Bluffton Board of Public Works and The city began its vehicle auc- auction,” he said Wednesday. Opinion allow teachers to be licensed with Safety meeting next Tuesday would tion with five vehicles. The two [email protected] that online program, according to Angelkeep ...... 4 the group’s Web site. Opponents of some of the chang- es said future teachers need to under- Also... stand teaching methods, not just be Sports...... 6-7 brilliant in their respective fields. Nigerian violence increases Classifieds . . . . 10-11 Diversions ...... 12 “How you teach does make a big MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (AP) — Soldiers in tanks difference,” board member George and armored cars besieged the shelled compound of Van Horn said. “The ’how’ is criti- a radical Islamist sect and sporadic gunfire explod- Horan: Violence hasn’t cal.” ed as hundreds of innocents fled on the third day of Bennett also wants to allow Weather fighting in Nigeria’s northern city of Maiduguri. altered Extension plans anyone with a master’s degree to Relief official Apollus Jediel said about 1,000 Today: Mostly cloudy, become a district superintendent if By FRANK SHANLY with a high near 83. Calm people had abandoned their homes Wednesday, join- Recent fighting in the northeast region of Nigeria will they pass a school leader’s license ing 3,000 displaced this week in four states caught wind becoming southwest test and get state approval. apparently have no impact on Bill Horan’s plans to visit between 5 and 10 mph. up in the violence. the country next month. Bennett said school districts need It is not known Tonight: A 30 percent the flexibility to hire people from 200 mi At least, that is the current situation. how many scores BORNO chance of showers and thun- outside traditional education chan- 200 km NIGER Horan. the Purdue Extension educator for agriculture derstorms. Mostly cloudy, of people have been in Wells County, said Thursday morning that reports from nels. The change would give local Maiduguri with a low around 62. West killed. Police say KANO school boards more options, he said. the Reuters news agency shows that wind between 5 and 10 most of the dead fighting has been more isolated than If a board wanted to hire someone are militants, from a BAUCHI mph. with a traditional educational back- some reports from Nigeria have group that wants to Abuja Nigerian Friday: Partly sunny, ground, they could do so, but if they indicated. with a high near 81. North impose Taliban-style army Horan will be leaving for Nige- needed an acute business manager NIGERIA attacked wind between 5 and 10 rule across this multi- ria soon; the mission he is involved to handle district financial problems, religious country of Islamist mph. they could choose someone from mosque, with is scheduled for Aug. 6-21. His Friday Night: Partly 140 million. Dozens itinerary puts him in the central and outside the education field. of people have been CAM. scores cloudy, with a low around Opponents said not anyone can tlantic Ocean killed western part of Nigeria; the fighting 58. West wind around 5 arrested. is in the far northeast section of the become a superintendent. URCE: ESRI AP mph becoming calm. Reporters on the country. Stephen McColley, the super- ground say the trou- Saturday: Mostly sunny, intendent of Wes-Del Community Horan also noted that although ble started with mili- Bill Horan with a high near 83. South Schools in Delaware County, said members of his group will be going wind between 5 and 10 tants attacking a police station in Bauchi state Sun- closer to the area of the fighting than he was a teacher before becoming a day. Then they attacked police in Kano, Yobe and mph. bank executive and later a superin- the region to which he has been assigned, they will still Borno, of which Maiduguri is the capital. be working in larger cities, rather than remote rural areas, Today Friday Saturday tendent. His experience in business But President Umaru Yar’Adua disputed that, helped him understand the financial where there is a greater danger. High 83 High 81 High 83 saying troops struck first. “At this point, it isn’t going to affect our plans.” side of running a school district, but “The situation is under control,” Yar’Adua said Low 62 Low 58 Low 62 that was just a small portion of his advised Horan. But people around Maiduguri railway station Horan will be flying to Nigeria to help local farmers job, he said. area, a stronghold of the sect, said they were kept up How to contact us: all night by running gunbattles. (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) Call us: 824-0224 or 1-800-579-7476 Fax us: 824-0700 Vaccine priorities: Pregnant women, health workers, kids [email protected] ATLANTA (AP) — Pregnant non-elderly adults who have high- The recommendations are considered most vulnerable to infec- women, health care workers and risk medical conditions; and young designed to address potential lim- tion or most at risk for severe dis- On the Web: children six months and older should adults ages 19 to 24. its in vaccine availability this fall if ease. www.news-banner.com be placed at the front of the line for The Advisory Committee on there is heavy demand and limited Although the number recom- Follow us at: swine flu vaccinations this fall, a Immunization Practices voted to supplies. mended to get doses exceeds the twitter.com/newsbanner government panel recommended set vaccination priorities for those The government estimates that projected supply, health officials Wednesday. groups Wednesday during a meet- about 120 million swine flu vaccine don’t think everyone will run out The panel also said those first ing in Atlanta. The panel’s recom- doses will be available to the public and get vaccinated. Traditionally, vaccinated should include parents mendations are usually adopted by by late October. Roughly 160 mil- less than half of the people recom- and other caregivers of infants; federal health officials. lion people are in the priority groups (Continued on Page 2) Page 2 • The News-Banner • THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009 LOCAL/AREA Health Sotomayor debate turns bitter (Continued from Page 1) for insurers to continue House and Senate to pass charging higher premiums WASHINGTON (AP) — The Sen- But the debate over her nomination Hispanic and women’s groups, among separate bills by the end of based on prior health prob- ate debate over Supreme Court nomi- has raised tricky questions of identity others who are enthusiastically back- July or early August. After lems. nee Sonia Sotomayor turned bitter politics for both parties. Republicans ing Sotomayor. Republicans and moderate Rep. Mike Ross of Wednesday, after Democrats warned are torn between a desire to please “She knows the law. She knows Democrats objected to the Arkansas, a leader of the the GOP it would pay a steep price their conservative base by opposing how to apply the law. She understands rush, the president said he’d Blue Dogs, said the changes for opposing the judge who would be Sotomayor and a concern that doing so the role of a judge. She understands the settle for just progress. agreed to by the leadership the first Hispanic justice, and a top could bring a Hispanic backlash. The role of the courts. There is no mystery Wednesday in the House, in the House bill would cut Republican charged they were playing dilemma is particularly vexing for sen- about this nominee,” Leahy said. “Hers Democratic leaders gave in its cost by about $100 billion destructive racial politics. ators from states like Cornyn’s where is a truly American story, and what a — at least temporarily — to over 10 years. Majority Leader Harry Reid more than one third of the population story, and what a model this is going to numerous demands from The House deal was implored Republicans Wednesday to is Latino. be for others in America.” rank-and-file rebels from worked out over hours of join Democrats in voting to confirm Democrats, too, risk inviting pub- Most Republicans, though, say they the conservative wing of the talks that involved not only Sotomayor next week, warning that lic ire if they are seen to be using don’t trust Sotomayor to keep her per- party. The so-called Blue Democratic leaders but also GOP opposition would bring the same Sotomayor’s race as a cudgel against sonal prejudices and opinions out of Dog Democrats had been White House officials eager sort of public backlash that followed Republicans rather than promoting the courtroom. Burr said in a statement blocking the bill’s passage in to advance the bill. Senior the party’s spirited opposition to mea- her based on qualifications and record that the judge has “let her personal Energy and Commerce. congressional aides cast it sures that would have given some ille- — particularly in the age of Obama’s beliefs cloud her judgment.” DeMint The House changes, as a temporary accommoda- gal immigrants a chance to gain legal “post-racial” politics. said she “has not inspired confidence which drew immediate tion, saying leaders had not status. The decision on how to vote on that she will consistently base her deci- opposition from liberal law- committed to support it once “I just think that their voting against her confirmation was made more dif- sions on our Constitution and laws,” makers, would steer away the bill advances to the floor this good woman is going to treat them ficult in recent days for some Repub- citing in particular her stance on gun from using Medicare as the of the House in the fall. about the same way that they got treat- licans and Democrats from conserva- and abortion rights. blueprint for a proposed gov- As word of the agree- ed as a result of their votes on immi- tive-leaning battleground states after GOP leadership aides suggest ernment insurance option, ment spread, liberals fired gration,” said Reid, D-Nev. the National Rifle Association, which there’s little political ground to be lost reduce federal subsidies to back. “We do not support Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, the has a loyal and politically active base for their party in opposing Sotomayor, help lower-income families this,” said Rep. Lynn Wool- head of his party’s Senate campaign of members, announced that a vote saying Obama has slipped substan- afford coverage, and exempt sey, D-Calif., co-chair of the committee and a Sotomayor opponent, to confirm Sotomayor would count tially among Hispanic voters in recent additional businesses from a Progressive Caucus. “I think shot back that Reid and other Demo- against senators in the group’s annual weeks, notwithstanding his selection requirement to offer health they have no idea how many crats were trying to exploit the nomi- candidate ratings. The NRA calls Soto- of the judge. They note that Democrats insurance to their workers. people are against this. They nation and “giving cover to groups and mayor “hostile” to the Second Amend- vehemently denied they were being Bipartisan Senate nego- can’t possibly be taking us individuals to nurture racial grievances ment right to keep and bear arms. anti-Hispanic during their successful tiators reported progress on seriously if they’re going to for political advantage.” Since the NRA’s threat, no Repub- efforts in 2003 to block Honduran- legislation that aims to cover bring this forward.” “I don’t think it influences people’s lican or conservative Democrat has born Miguel Estrada, named by GOP 95 percent of Americans Plans to convene the votes, but what it does encourage is a come out to support Sotomayor . President George W. Bush, from a seat without raising federal defi- Energy and Commerce very poisonous — indeed a very toxic Three Republicans, Sens. Richard on the federal bench. cits. Committee for a vote slipped — tone of destructive politics,” Cornyn Burr of North Carolina, Bob Corker of Brent Wilkes of the League of Unit- “We’re on the edge, until Thursday as leaders told The Associated Press. “They ought Tennessee and Jim DeMint of South ed Latin American Citizens said his we’re almost there,” said sought to allay concerns of to be ashamed of themselves.” Carolina, announced Wednesday that group was targeting wavering Republi- Sen. Charles Grassley of liberals. Reid’s comments and the heated they planned to vote “no.” cans with local and national campaigns Iowa, the senior Republi- “We just need to get response they drew highlight the incen- Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., the Judi- designed to pressure them to vote for can involved in the secre- everybody on board,” said diary political dynamics surrounding ciary Committee chairman, said he Sotomayor, and promised “repercus- tive talks, although a fellow Rep. Frank Pallone, D-N.J., next week’s vote to confirm President was “disappointed” that more Republi- sions” for GOP senators who vote no. GOP participant, Sen. Mike who chairs the panel’s sub- Barack Obama’s first high court nomi- cans hadn’t sided with him in support “It appears to me that they’re decid- Enzi of Wyoming, dissented committee on health. nee, the daughter of Puerto Rican par- of Obama’s nominee. His panel’s vote ing to play racial politics,” Wilkes strongly. In the Senate, the pace of ents who was raised in a South Bronx Tuesday to send Sotomayor’s nomina- said. He singled out Cornyn and fel- Sen. Max Baucus, D- negotiations appears to have housing project and educated in the Ivy tion to the full Senate was nearly along low Texas Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, Mont., chairman of the accelerated in recent days, League before spending 17 years on party lines, with just one Republican, who’s seeking her party’s 2010 guber- Finance Committee, said with lawmakers all but set- the federal bench. There is little doubt Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Caroli- natorial nomination, as Republicans preliminary estimates tling on a tax on high-cost that Sotomayor, 55, will be confirmed na, breaking with the party to back her. who “made a big mistake” in deciding from congressional budget insurance plans to help pay with majority Democrats backing her Reid and Leahy appeared at a Capi- to oppose Sotomayor, adding: “They experts showed the cost of for the bill, as well as a new solidly and a handful of Republicans tol Hill news conference with a crowd will feel the heat from our communi- the emerging Senate plan mechanism designed to cur- joining them. of activists representing civil rights, ty.” was below $900 billion and tail the growth of Medicare would result in an increase over the next 10 years and in employer-sponsored beyond. insurance — conclusions More problematic from Vaccine that may reassure critics the point of view of most who fear a bloated bill that Democrats is a tentative (Continued from Page 1) ters for Disease Control and another company, Sanofi cases may explode not long prompts businesses to aban- agreement to omit a provi- mended to get seasonal flu Prevention, the federal agen- Pasteur, has been more after kids get back in school, don the coverage they cur- sion in which the govern- shots get them. Only about cy that reviews the panel’s delayed and may not finish CDC officials said. rently provide. ment would sell insurance 15 percent of pregnant recommendations. seasonal vaccine production Another reason for not Congressional officials in competition with private women get seasonal flu vac- The range of recommen- until September, a company waiting for testing data: said Baucus was able to get industry. In its place, the cinations. dations reflects how hard spokeswoman said. Sanofi Health officials are thinking the cost under $1 trillion group is expected to rec- If there is ample vaccine, it is to plan for swine flu, is among the largest produc- of the swine flu vaccine as a because his bill includes ommend nonprofit coop- vaccinations also would be officials said. Some health ers of flu vaccine, so those variation of seasonal flu vac- only the cost of the first year eratives that could operate recommended for all non- officials have compared the delays could have a signifi- cine, which comes out annu- of a 10-year, $245 billion at the state, regional or even elderly adults, the panel also exercise to predicting a hur- cant ripple effect. ally and does not undergo the program to increase doctor national level. voted. And if there’s still ricane. The storm — or virus Packaging, distribution kind of safety and effective- fees under Medicare. House Nor is any bipartisan plenty of vaccine, the swine — is itself unpredictable; it and other steps can take a ness testing that new drugs Democrats used a similar recommendation likely to flu shots and spray doses could grow more danger- month or more. For those and other new vaccines do. sleight of hand, excluding include a requirement for should be offered to people ous or suddenly weaken. reasons, the government’s First identified in April, the entire $245 billion when large businesses to offer 65 and older. Fewer illnesses The availability of lifesaving best guess at the moment swine flu has likely infected claiming their measure insurance to their workers. have been reported in the supplies or vaccine can also is 40 million doses will be more than 1 million Ameri- wouldn’t add to the deficit. Instead, they would have elderly, who appear to have affect survival. available in September and cans, the CDC believes, with The White House praised a choice between offering higher levels of immunity to “It’s better to prepare and 120 million by around mid- many of those suffering mild the developments in the coverage or paying a portion the virus, health experts say. have the storm fizzle than to October. cases never reported. There House. At appearances in of any government subsidy However, the elderly be sitting there with no way Health officials are push- have been 302 deaths and North Carolina and Virginia, that noninsured employees should be pushed to get off the island when the tsu- ing for the work to done nearly 44,000 laboratory- the president sought to mini- would receive. shots against seasonal flu, nami rolls in,” said Kristine quickly. There are also identified cases, according mize the significance of the Like the House bill, the which is a significant health Sheedy, a CDC communica- clinical trials taking place to CDC numbers released slippage in his timetable. bipartisan proposal under risk to older adults. tions specialist. over the next few months to last week. “We did give them a discussion would expand Panel members say they Variables with the swine check the vaccine’s safety It’s not clear whether the deadline, and sort of we eligibility for Medicaid to hope swine flu vaccinations flu virus can range from and effectiveness, but it’s virus in its current form is missed that deadline. But 133 percent of the federal will be opened up quickly. whether it mutates into a possible the government will much worse than seasonal that’s OK,” Obama said. poverty level. “The only sin is vaccine left form that is more deadly, begin a public vaccination flu in terms of overall threat “We don’t want to just do It provides for federal in the refrigerator,” said Dr. spreads more efficiently, or campaign before that work to the U.S. population, but it it quickly, we want to do it subsidies for individuals and William Schaffner, a Van- is better at fighting off cur- is complete, said Dr. Anne is causing more severe ill- right.” families up to 300 percent derbilt University flu expert, rent antiviral medications. Schuchat, who oversees the ness in some younger adults Campaigning for the of poverty, less than the 400 in a comment to the panel. Variables with the vaccine CDC’s flu vaccination pro- and children. It has a dan- health care overhaul, Obama percent in the House mea- The panel also said if include potential production grams. gerous genetic characteristic stressed that any legislation sure. vaccine is scarce, the gov- problems. Production of the Why the rush? Vaccines that allows it to infect the he signs will include numer- Even if the negotiations ernment could require that a vaccine will be a prodigious work when given to a patient lower lungs, whereas sea- ous consumer protections, succeed before the Senate’s much tighter group be at the feat: The government has before they’re exposed to the sonal flu tends to infect the including a ban on insurance vacation, which starts next front of the vaccination line, already purchased 195 mil- vaccine-targeting virus, and upper respiratory tract. company denials of cover- week, it isn’t clear when the numbering about 40 million. lion doses for the coming age based on pre-existing Finance Committee would That would include preg- fall and winter, which far medical conditions. A White vote. nant women and household eclipses the 125 million or DAILY House fact sheet left room contacts of small children, so doses generally produced just like in the general pri- for seasonal flu vaccine. ority recommendation. But Four vaccine manufac- Includes $ the others would be children N.Y. Strip Steaks Baked Potato 11.95 Licensing turers are wrapping up sea- & Salad EverEveryy ages 6 months through 4 sonal flu vaccine production Includes $ (Continued from Page 1) the meeting Wednesday fountain 6.95 years, children with chronic and have begun production Fish or Shrimp Baskets drink Friday “Can I be a brain surgeon afternoon. Friday medical conditions and only of swine flu vaccine. But ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT Includes because I want to be a brain Pat Mapes, director of the health care and emergency fountain $ 5-8 p.m. drink 9.95 surgeon? 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There are times in every patterned after the Mayo O’Brien or David Letter- Mr. Dogbody is a detective writer’s life when, chal- Clinic, was first opened in man, you might as well not in the police farce.” lenged to meet a deadline, Pennville and was moved read any further. It’s not that And here’s what the the great surge of inspira- to Bluffton around 1918 pri- kind of humor. Board of Councilmen in tion, which needs to be marily because of railroad Remember Yogi Berra? Canton, Miss., decreed in stirred up, just lies there routes. As Dr. Harold report- Remember the year America the mid 1800s for the build- leaving the writer staring at ed in his book, his father, Dr. was introduced to streaking? ing of a jail. a blank piece of paper, pen Charles Caylor, had three Running through a crowd “Resolved by this coun- hanging limply in the hand. choices to make about the of people bar naked? Well, cil, that we build a new jail. I know not what other move, to Portland, Hartford reportedly when Yogi was “Resolved: that the new writers do to get the literary City and Bluffton. asked after seeing a streaker jail be built out of the mate- juices flowing again, but as Of course, “Clinic in a if it was a male or female, rials of the old jail. for me, I go and clean out a Cornfield” was written from he replied, ”I don’t know. “Resolved: that the old closet or dresser drawer to “Clinic in a Cornfield” writ- I first became acquainted the perspective of Dr. Har- They were wearing a paper jail be used until the new jump start my mind. ten by Dr. Harold Caylor with Dr. Harold not long old. I would like to augment bag over their head.” jail is finished.” So it was this last week- in 1982. I started browsing after I came to Bluffton to some of those incidents with This one from a major And if you’re interested end, though I’m almost through the book finding it teach school when he sepa- personal observations from general about a specific in record, a man by the name afraid to say it, my cat hasn’t to be very interesting. It was rated me from my gallblad- people who used to work airplane. “The Air Force of Randy Ober from Arkan- brought in any critters this interesting to me because der. I don’t know what is at Caylor-Nickel or had is pleased with the perfor- sas spit a wad of tobacco 47 summer to speak of, just a I knew Dr. Harold as I had done today, but after my sur- occasion to doctor there in mance of the C-5A cargo feet, 7 inches. small mouse deposited by worked at Caylor-Nickel gery, during that time, I was the early days. If anyone is plane although having the Michel Lotito’s record the TV set one morning and during the years that, though presented with a little bottle interested in sharing some wings fall off at 8,000 hours of eating metal and glass, one outside on the porch. he was retired, he still kept full of all the gallstones I of those experiences I would is a problem.” which he started in 1959, Neither one could move an office in the building and had just lost. Though to certainly appreciate them How about this correc- has really never been chal- anymore. visited patients in the hospi- some that might seem kind contacting me. tion by a paper in the U.K. lenged. Since 1966 he has I like to save articles tal every day just to see how of gross, to me, it was like a Now to the “funny” part “We apologize for the error eaten 10 bicycles, a super- which give me a chuckle they were getting along. badge of courage. of what I turned up when in last week’s paper in market food cart, seven when I read them, and so, Caylor-Nickel was so much It didn’t take long for me rummaging through what which we stated that Mr. televisions, six chandeliers, last weekend while dresser a part of his life and I think to find out a little history of most people would call a Arnold Dogbody was defec- a coffin and a Cessna air- drudging, I came across his love for it, and the peo- Caylor-Nickel Clinic when I big mess. At least, they are tive in the police force. This plane. some things that made me ple it served, were returned arrived in Bluffton in 1948. funny to me. If any of you was a typographical error. The Guiness Book of laugh, as well as the book in many ways. I learned that the clinic, are a fan of Jay Leno, Conan We meant, of course, that World Records say it’s so.
A Chat with Bratt 'Whale' of a mix-up leads to laughter Glen and asked, who contributes stories. It’s kpcnews.net. Or send it to Julie were eating Funny “Can we especially good to hear from 816 Mott St., Kendallville, Sunday lunch park in area residents.If you have a IN 46755. with their sons, the handi- story to share please don’t Thank you in advance! Nathanael, 5, and Things capped put it off… call today or e- Jacob, 7, Sunday space mail me. The number is 347- Follow us at... when Julie brief- Kids Say... now?” — 0738; e-mail is graceh@ twitter.com/newsbanner ly choked on a Barbara Layla is a two and a half piece of food. Briles of year old, domestic short Glen asked Julie, Cutler Five year old Buster is a hair, spayed, female. “Did something go down male, Pug, who is house- She’s a very sweet gal! the wrong way?” Nathanael Kend- broken. Buster is not (who had recently watched all, 7, and good with cats! a DVD about whales), her family commented, “No, Daddy, were trav- Bratt’s Cat Tips: Fleas can be Mommy just has something eling from brought in from outside. To help stuck in her blow hole!” Chicago prevent this, some flea repelling — Glen and Julie Werling to New plants are marigolds, pennyroyal, of Ossian Jersey. As painted daisies and chrysanthe- Grace they passed mums. If you are trying to rid Darrel and Tina had Housholder through your cat of fleas, be sure to treat taken their grandson Eli, Indiana’s the environment as well. Fleas do 4, camping over the 4th of industrial not actually live on cats; they just July when a friend’s older zone, Kendall saw a huge feed on them. They live in the car- granddaughter asked his white pile near a construc- “Bratt” the Cat pet, furniture and other household name. He only said, “Eli.” tion area. When she asked stuff. She asked his last name. what it was, her mother He wasn’t sure what to answered that it was a pile of answer so Tina asked him, salt. Ten minutes later Ken- “What does Mommy call dall wanted to know when you when she’s mad?” Eli they would pass the pile of Be sure and get your copy of promptly pointed his finger pepper. — Rebecca Hayes the Wells County 2009 Library ladies show off their tattoos at his grandmother and said, (grandmother of Kendall) of “Go to your room!” — Dar- Newtown Square, Pennsyl- 4-H Scrapbook AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — So much for the stereotype. rel and Tina Rensberger of vania Texas librarians are baring their skin and revealing their tat- Warsaw toos — all to raise disaster relief money to help damaged When I was talking libraries. Barbara was in the gro- with Charles Hanneman of Packed full of 4-H Photos of the librarians and their body art appear in a new cery store with her grandson Avilla at the Noble County Memories! calendar sold by the Texas Library Association. Librarian Dylan, 7, and his family. 4-H Fair he told me about Shawne Miksa says it’s a way to get people to notice library Dylan tried to climb under his granddaughter Rachael Inserted in the issues. As the model for November 2010, she shows off Chi- the top of the shopping cart Ann. When she was 10 she nese characters on her lower back that mean “wisdom” and onto its bottom shelf. He observed the computer he “desire.” snagged the fingernail of his was using and said, "Gee, The News-Banner The “Tattooed Ladies of TLA” 18-month calendar is a pinky finger, tearing the nail Grandpa, even your com- follow-up to the successful “Men of Texas Libraries” calen- back. After leaving the store, puter is an antique!" dar, which raised $9,000 to help libraries damaged by hur- the family approached the Friday, August 7th ricanes Katrina and Rita. gas station in their car. Dylan Thank you to everyone AREA/STATE THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009 • The News-Banner • Page 9
VOUCHERS TO BE PRESENTED TO COMMISSIONERS ON 08/03/09 Hinkle, Racster & Lopez NASA: New space program is worth it 1,367.00; Cummins-Allison Corp. 154.11; The Print Shop 418.26; Mock, Larry E. 272.00; Antrim, By JAY REEVES through technical challenges space. It will submit a final Andrew W. 25.00; Johnson, Roy R. Associated Press Writer with Ares, including a slim report on Aug. 31, Augus- 25.00. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. possibility that powerful tine said. nb oj 7/30 (AP) — Engineers designing energy waves created during Engineers are still work- NASA’s next moon rocket a launch could injure astro- ing on the Constellation pro- NOTICE TO BIDDERS denied Wednesday that the nauts or make it impossible gram during the review, and Notice is hereby given that the human space flight program Town Council of Ossian of Ossian, for them to perform basic NASA plans to launch a test Indiana, will receive sealed propos- dubbed “Constellation” is tasks, like looking at moni- version of the human-carry- als at the office of the Clerk Treasur- too expensive, too risky and tors. ing Ares I rocket by Oct. 31. er, 507 N. Jefferson, Ossian, Indi- ana, 46777, until 7:00 p.m., on Mon- would unnecessarily delay The chairman of the Work isn’t as far along on day, August 10, 2009, at which time man’s return to space. review committee, long- a larger rocket called Ares said bids will be publicly opened and The engineers defended read aloud, for the furnishing of all time aerospace executive V, which would lift heavy equipment and labor necessary to their work to a commit- Norman Augustine, said equipment into orbit for a collect and dispose of garbage, rub- tee appointed by President members would offer broad moon mission and an even- bish and recyclables within the Town of Ossian, Indiana, for the three (3) Barack Obama to review options to Obama. Those tual trip to Mars. year period beginning October 1, what’s planned once the could range from continu- Former NASA Adminis- 2009, and ending September 30, current shuttle program is ing to fly the space shuttle 2012, all in strict accordance with trator Michael Griffin met detailed Specifications now on file retired. to moving forward with with the panel privately in the office of the Clerk Treasurer The head of the office that Constellation without any before the public hearing. In of said Town, where they may be examined during her regular busi- has spent four years design- changes, he said. a letter to members, Griffin ness hours by prospective bidders. ing the next U.S. rocket, “We will not be in the said the Constellation pro- Proposals shall be properly and called Ares, told members tweaking business,” Augus- gram was being subjected completely executed on a standard bid form obtainable from the Clerk of NASA’s Human Space tine said during a news con- to “broad but shallow criti- Treasurer together with a non-collu- Flight Plans Committee ference. cism” when NASA needs sion affidavit required by the statutes of the State of Indiana. Copies of the that the current design was Under a $35 billion plan continuity in its planning. complete “Instructions to Bidders” the safest, fastest way to get put in place under former “Do not allow the paro- and ‘General Specifications’ are Americans back to space. President George W. Bush, chial voices of the small- available from the Clerk Treasurer’s office upon request. “We have done what we NASA is working to retire minded, the self-interested, Dated July 20, 2009 said we would do and we the shuttle fleet by the end and the uninformed to pre- By: Mary Shafer Clerk Treasurer are well on the way to our of 2010 and return to human vail,” wrote Griffin, who nb oj 7/23, 30 first test flight,” said Steve flight no sooner than 2015 Panel chairman Norman Augustine and Executive Director now teaches at the Universi- Cook, head of the Ares proj- Philip McAlister listen to public comments at the U.S. Space aboard Ares. ty of Alabama in Huntsville. ect office at NASA’s Mar- and Rocket Center Wednesday afternoon in Huntsville, Ala. Obama appointed the “Choose the future.” WELLS COUNTY shall Space Flight Center in Augustine committee in Arguing that Augustine’s SHERIFF’S OFFICE (AP Photo/The Huntsville Times, Bob Gathany) TO THE OWNERS OF THE WITH- Huntsville. May to seek information committee wouldn’t even IN DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE Speaking during a pub- flawed path with Ares. outside reviews since we from NASA, outside scien- exist without budget con- AND ALL INTERESTED PARTIES NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE lic hearing, Cook dismissed “We are not drinking our began.” tists, the aerospace industry cerns, Griffin said U.S. Sheriff’s File Number: suggestions by some that own bath water,” he said. Other managers told the and Congress on the best spaceflight shouldn’t be Date of Sale: September 2, the space agency was on a “There have been several panel they were working way to send astronauts into done “on the cheap.” 2009 Sale Location: 1525 Corning Road, Bluffton, IN 46714 Publisher’s Name/County: Bluffton News-Banner - Wells County Astronauts check out shuttle Judgment to be Satisfied: $194,093.99 By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of Superior Court of Wells in preparation for landing County, Indiana, in Cause No. 90D01-0903-MF-0011 Plaintiff: Countrywide Home CAPE CANAVERAL, The astronauts used a laser and camera sensors. Loans Servicing, LP Fla. (AP) — Space shuttle laser-tipped boom to check “It’s been a long one,” Defendant: Cari Ann Mader Endeavour’s astronauts for damage. It’s the same shuttle commander Mark and Michael R. Mader, et al. Required me to make the sum inspected their ship Wednes- tool used to check for launch Polansky said, referring to as provided for in said Decree with day to make sure it’s safe for damage early in the flight; the 16-day mission. “I think interest and cost, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, landing in two more days. nothing serious was detected we’re happy to be done.” at the hour of 1 pm of said day as The survey of the wings back then despite an unusual Endeavour and its crew listed above, at, fee simple of the and nose, which took almost loss of insulating foam from of seven left the space sta- whole body of Real Estate in Wells all morning, is standard the fuel tank. tion Tuesday after delivering County, Indiana: This image shows the space shuttle Endeavour back- Exhibit” A” before a shuttle returns to NASA added all these and installing fresh batteries, Legal Description Earth. Endeavour is due extra safety checks when big spare parts and a porch dropped by Earth, taken by a crew member onboard the LOT NUMBER 3 IN ROSE International Space Station. (AP photo/NASA) ANN HEIGHTS FIFTH ADDITION back Friday, following its shuttle flights resumed for Japan’s science lab to TO THE TOWN OF OSSIAN, AS successful construction two years after the 2003 hold outdoor experiments. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 23, IN THE OFFICE OF mission at the international Columbia disaster. A hole NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF BUDGET THE RECORDER OF WELLS space station. in Columbia’s left wing, WELLS COUNTY COUNTY, INDIANA. SUBJECT TO SHERIFF’S OFFICE ESTIMATES AND TAX LEVIES ALL LIENS, ENCUMBRANCES NASA wants to make caused by flying foam, led TO THE OWNERS OF THE In the matter of determining the tax rates for certain purposes by the AND EASEMENTS OF RECORD. sure Endeavour’s heat shield to its destruction during re- WITHIN DESCRIBED REAL Library Board of Wells County Public Library, Wells County, Indiana. PARCEL NUMBER: 90-02-16-516- was not pierced by microme- entry. ESTATE AND ALL INTERESTED Notice is hereby given to taxpayers of Wells County Public Library, that 003.000-009 PARTIES the proper officers of said Library will conduct a public hearing at 200 Commonly Known as: 208 teorites or space junk during Wednesday’s job NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE W. Washington Street on the 2010 budget at 6:30 p.m. on August 11, Bittersweet Ln., Ossian, IN 46777 Sheriff’s File Number: 2009. Following this meeting, any ten or more taxpayers, or one (1) tax- Together with rents, issues, its two weeks in orbit. Engi- wrapped up work, once and payer that owns property that represents at least ten (10%) of the taxable neers will spend the next Date of Sale: September 2, income and profits thereof, said for all, with the shuttle’s 2009 assessed valuation in the political subdivision, may object to a budget, sale will be made without relief day analyzing all the images robot arm, which held the Sale location: 1525 Corning tax rate or tax levy by filing an objecting petition with the proper officers of from valuation or appraisement that were beamed down. inspection boom and all the Road, Bluffton, IN 46714 the political subdivision, within seven days after the hearing. The object- laws. This Notice shall also repre- Publisher’s Name/County: ing petition must identify the provisions of the budget, tax rate or tax levy sent service of Notice of Sale of the Bluffton News-Banner - Wells that taxpayers object to. If a petition is filed, the political subdivision shall above-described real estate upon County adopt with its budget a finding concerning the objections filed and tes- the owners, pursuant to require- NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Judgment to be Satisfied: timony presented. Following this aforementioned hearing, the Library ments of IC 32-29-7-3. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Board will meet at 200 W. Washington Street on September 8, 2009, at By virtue of a certified copy By virtue of a certified copy $57,978.33 Dennis V Ferguson (8474-49) of a decree to me directed from By virtue of a certified copy of 6:30 p.m. to adopt the following budget: Christina M. Delis (26016-10) of a decree to me directed from Net Assessed Valuation: 990,599,632 the Clerk of the Superior Court of the Clerk of the Superior Court of a decree to me directed from the Attorney Wells County, Indiana, in Cause Clerk of Superior Court of Wells Reisenfeld & Associates, LPA LLC Wells County, Indiana, in Cause Fund Budget Max. Est. Excessive Current No. 90D01-0903-MF-0008, where- No. 90D01-0902-MF-0003, where- County, Indiana, in Cause No. Attorney’s Law Firm in Bank of America, National Asso- 90D010903MF0009 Name Estimate Fund to Levy Tax (513) 322-7000 in OneWest Bank, FSB was Plain- be raised Appeals Levy ciation as successor by merger to tiff, and Brian D. Bradburn, was a Plaintiff: Countrywide Home Contact Telephone Number LaSalle Bank National Associa- Loans Servicing, L.P. Library Operating 2,015,100 960,295 0 846,089 Robert E. Frantz Defendant, requiring me to make Library Improvement tion, as Trustee for First Franklin the sum as provided for in said Defendant: Betty J Renbarger Sheriff of Wells County Mortgage Loan Trust, Mortgage and Harry L, Jr. Renbarger, et al. Reserve 323,800 0 0 0 Township Decree with interest and costs, I Bond & Interest Loan Asset-Backed Certificates, will expose at public sale to the Required me to make the sum 208 Bittersweet Ln., Series 2006-FF18 was Plain- as provided for in said Decree with Redem. 333,271 336,634 0 313,496 Ossian, IN 46777 highest bidder, on the 2 day of Sep- TOTALS 2,672,171 1,296,929 0 1,159,585 tiff, and Larry E. Miller, Mary Ann tember, 2009, at 1 P.M. of said day, interest and cost, I will expose at Street Address Miller, Occupant(s) of 10030 S public sale to the highest bidder, The Sheriff’s Department at the 1615 W. Western Avenue, The 2010 estimated maximum levy limitation for this unit is 960,295. 200 W, Keystone, IN 46759-4800 Bluffton, IN 46714, the fee simple at the hour of 1 pm of said day as does not warrant the accuracy and Wells County EMS, were the listed above, at, fee simple of the The Property Tax Replacement Credit used to reduce the rate for this of the street address published of the whole body of Real Estate in unit is 50,000. Defendants, requiring me to make Wells County, Indiana: whole body of Real Estate in Wells herein. the sum as provided for in said County, Indiana: Taxpayers appearing at the hearing shall have an opportunity to be And PLEASE SERVE: (see Part of the Southwest Quar- heard. Decree with interest and costs, I ter of Section 32, Township 27 Exhibit “A” attached) will expose at public sale to the Legal Description Kim Pace Cari Ann Mader North, Range 11 East, Rock President, Library Board highest bidder, on the 2 day of Sep- Creek Township, Wells County, INLOT NUMBER TWO (2) AS 208 Bittersweet Lane tember, 2009, at 1 P.M. of said day, KNOWN AND DESIGNATED ON Graig Stettner Ossian, IN 46777 Indiana, described as follows: Secretary of Library Board at the 1615 W. Western Avenue, Starting at the Southwest corner THE RECORDED PLAT OF THE Bluffton, IN 46714, the fee simple TOWN OF NEWVILLE, NOW Edward J. Shestak Michael R. Mader of said Southwest Quarter found Treasurer of Library Board of the whole body of Real Estate in per record witness; thence North- VERA CRUZ. SUBJECT TO ALL 208 Bittersweet Lane Wells County, Indiana: LIENS, ENCUMBRANCES AND Dated July 14, 2009 Ossian, IN 46777 erly 862.10 feet along the West nb oj 7/23, 30 Commencing One Hundred line of said Southwest Quarter, to EASEMENTS OF RECORD. nb 7/30, 8/6, 8/13 Forty-four (144) feet South of the a PK nail set, which shall be the PARCEL NUMBER: 90-07-17- Northeast corner of Section Twenty place of beginning; thence con- 502-015.000-006 seven (27), Township Twenty-five tinuing Northerly, 315.0 feet along Commonly Known as: 2820 (25) North, Range Eleven (11) said West line to a P.K. nail set; South East Mulberry St, Bluffton, East; thence West One Hundred thence easterly, deflecting right 90 IN 46714 Sixty five (165) feet; thence South degrees 00 minutes, 230.0 feet to a Together with rents, issues, Eighty six (86) feet; thence East 5/8” rebar stake set; thence South- income and profits thereof, said One Hundred Sixty five (165) feet; erly, deflecting right 90 degrees 00 sale will be made without relief thence North Eighty six (86) feet to minutes, 315.0 feet parallel with from valuation or appraisement the place of beginning. the West line of said Southwest laws. This Notice shall also repre- and commonly known as: Quarter to a 5/8” rebar stake set, sent service of Notice of Sale of the 10030 S 200 W, Keystone, IN thence Westerly, deflecting right 90 above-described real estate upon 46759-4800. degrees 00 minutes, 230.0 feet to the owners, pursuant to require- Subject to all easements and the place of beginning. Containing ments of IC 32-29-7-3. restrictions of record, and subject 1.66 acres. Dennis V Ferguson (8474-49) to all real estate taxes, and assess- and commonly known as: Christina M. Delis (26016-10) ments currently due, delinquent or 211 North 500 West, Bluffton, IN Attorney which are to become a lien. 46714. Reisenfeld & Associates, LPA LLC Said sale will be made without Subject to all easements and Attorney’s Law Firm relief from valuation or appraise- restrictions of record, and subject (513) 322-7000 ment laws. If the sale is set aside to all real estate taxes, and assess- Contact Telephone Number for any reason, the Purchaser at ments currently due, delinquent or Robert E. Frantz the sale shall be entitled only to which are to become a lien. Sheriff of Wells County a return of the deposit paid. The Said sale will be made without Township Purchaser shall have no further relief from valuation or appraise- 2820 South East Mulberry St. recourse against the Mortgagor, ment laws. If the sale is set aside Bluffton, IN 46714 the Mortgagee, or the Mortgagee’s for any reason, the Purchaser at Street Address Attorney. the sale shall be entitled only to The Sheriff’s Department James L. Shoemaker (19562-49) a return of the deposit paid. The does not warrant the accuracy S. Brent Potter (10900-49) Purchaser shall have no further of the street address published Christina M. Bruno (27334-49) recourse against the Mortgagor, herein. Rayanna Alexander Binder (24776- the Mortgagee, or the Mortgagee’s And PLEASE SERVE: (see 49) Attorney. attached) DOYLE LEGAL CORPORATION, James L. Shoemaker (19562-49) Allen Collections, Inc. P.C. S. Brent Potter (10900-49) 6710 Old Trail Road 41 E Washington St., Suite 400 Christina M. Bruno (27334-49) Fort Wayne, IN 46809 Indianapolis, IN 46204 Rayanna Alexander Binder (24776- Telephone (317) 264-5000 49) AAA Acceptance Corporation Facsimile (317) 264-5400 DOYLE LEGAL CORPORATION, 3501 S. Harrison St. Robert E. Frantz P.C. Fort Wayne, IN 46807 Wells County Sheriff 41 E Washington St., Suite 400 Chester Indianapolis, IN 46204 K&R Gas Services, LLC d/b/a Township Telephone (317) 264-5000 Apache Propane 10030 S 200 W, Facsimile (317) 264-5400 4208 East State Route 124 Keystone, IN 46759-4800 Robert E. Frantz Bluffton, IN 46714 Street Address Wells County Sheriff SHERIFF PLEASE SERVE: Rockcreek Bluffton Regional Medical Center Larry E. 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Deposit & ref- Real Estate Opportunities erences required. Ideal for BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: single adult. $275/month. Homes For Sale Installers of Paint Protection Film 260.403.0822 This Week’s needed immediately for moti- 4 BEDROOM HOME vated people who want to make LARGE 1BR OR 2BR APART- FOR SALE money. Work for established MENT— with appliances and washer and dryer. $300/month. 1 1/4 Acres, Inground Swim- clientle, paid training period pro- ming Pool, Partial Basement. vided, excellent profit potential. Call 260-422-6211. Garage Bluffton School District. Ex- 574-354-0275. (A) MARKLE AREA— 2BR apart- cellent Location. $135,000. ment. $425/deposit. Applianc- 260.820.1431- 260.824.0160 es furnished. Air conditioned. For Sale Washer & Dryer area. Tenant 14.19 ACRES WITH FARM Sales pays electric. Service pets HOUSE— pole barn and barn. Clip & Save only. Call after 6 p.m.: 260-824- 5BR. Selling 1 or 2 tracts. Open Miscellaneous 5620. House Aug. 1st, 1p-5p. 1.5 miles west of Southern Wells (2) 990,000 BTU INDUSTRIAL SPRING WAYNE APART- CRAFTSMAN RIDING MOW- HUGE BACK TO SCHOOL— HUGE SALE!— 436 Gold- — Lochinvar Boilers. New in High School on 900S. 1/2 mile ER— and accessories, hand Baby Sale!! 1036 Highland MENTS— 2 bedroom lower north on 450W. 260-820-3601. enrod (behind Lowe’s). Fri- 2000 (8 years old). $5,000 each unit $410.00 per month. tools, housewares, womens Park Circle (Riverview). Sat- day/Saturday, 7a-4p. Go-cart, or OBO. Call 260-273-6365. available. Call for more infor- Land For Sale clothes, knick-knacks. Friday, urday, Aug. 1st, 9a-3p. Girls mower, trimmer, blower, elec- HOME GROWN BEEF— Grain mation Neff realty 1800-572- Noon-4p. Saturday, 8a-5p. (10-12/12 Slim Jrs. XS/S) Jus- tronics, games, brandname fed, Angus, Holstein. No hor- 1193. ACREAGE FOR SALE— Vari- 1327 Clark Ave. tice, LTD Too Abercrombie, clothes, Vera Bradley, bikes, ous plots (1.5-12 acres). Ideal mones or steroids. 1/4, 1/2 or RUMMAGE SALE— 859 Aero. Jr. Guys (S/M, 32x30) strollers and much more! for farming or building. South Hollister, American Eagle, whole. Lambert Farms: 260- House Rentals Creek Drive. Friday, 8:30a-5p. 4-FAMILY GARAGE SALE— Adams area. 304-253-1917 or Aero. Adorable high quality 824-1837 or 260-437-7675. Saturday, 8a-1p. Name brand Don’t do your school shop- 304-712-1142. baby boy 0-24M, Gymboree, NICE LITTLE 1BR HOUSE— childrens-adult clothing, car- ping until you see this sale! Gap, TCP. Most clothes in Lawn & Garden Southern Wells District. Refer- seats, highchairs, household Tons of clothes and shoes, excellent to like new condi- ences required. 260-565-4355. items. Christmas items, tools, perfect condition, lots with NEW CUB CADET tion!! Stroller/Car Seat, baby WFA/Pettit, Donald D. & R. Jane bedding and lots of misc. tags! All brand named: Gym- TRACTORS 2275-4631. swing, bouncy car, infant, NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE 124 E. SOUTH— Friday/Sat- boree, Limited Too, GAP, Super Lawn Tractor SLT1550, TO THE OWNERS OF THE toddler toys, Build-a-bear By virtue of a certified copy urday, 8a-? Children-adult Children’s Place, Polo, Tom- 25hp Kohler, 50” Cut, Reg WITHIN DESCRIBED REAL Clothes, animals. Misses (S/ of a decree directed to me from clothes, household items, my, Old Navy and more. Boys $2899 Now $2099, FMZ50 ESTATE AND ALL INTERESTED M), Christmas items. Misc. the Clerk of the Superior Court of PARTIES pedestal bathroom sink, cast (sizes 5 to 8), Girls (sizes 14 Zero Turn Riding Mowers, Wells County, Indiana, in Cause Please, no early sales. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE iron kitchen sink and much to 20), Womens (sizes 10 to Reg $5399 Now $2999, No. 90D01-0903-MF-0007, where- By virtue of a certified copy more! 717 RIVERVIEW— Friday, 16), Abercrombie, American Small Engine Warehouse in JPMorgan Chase Bank, National of a decree to me directed from 9a-1p. Saturday, 9a-noon. Eagle, Hollister and more! 800.321.6725 or 765.768.6725 Association was the Plaintiff, and the Clerk of Circuit Court of Wells 1306 W. WASHINGTON— Stuart J. McClain, and the United Boys (6-10), Girls (Jr-Misses), Electronics never been out County, Indiana, in Cause No. July 31st & Aug. 1st. 9a-5p. namebrand: American Eagle, of box: Printer, keyboards, States of America, Department of 90C01-0712-MF-00135 wherein Pets Treasury - Internal Revenue Ser- Clothes: Womens (M-4x), Aeropostle, Polo and Tommy speakers, camera equipment, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., succes- Mens jeans (32W-42W), kids PARTY POMERANIANS— vice were the Defendants, requiring sor by merger to Wells Fargo Hilfi ger, household items. Fax/Copier machine. Manual me to make the sum as provided clothes, toys, books, DVDs, wormed, deflead, shots, papers Home Mortgage, Inc. was Plain- 413 GOLDENROD CT.— (Be- golf cart. Furniture. Lots of for in said Decree with interest and tiff, and Donald D. Pettit, was cassettes, misc. home decor perfect condition. and adorable. $200-$225/each. costs, I will expose at public sale hind Lowe’s). Friday, 8a-4p. Call 260-824-5818. Defendant, requiring me to make BIG SALE— Iron bed, sofa Saturday, 8a-2p. Girls bike, Baby equipment. Precious to the highest bidder, on Septem- the sum as provided for in said Moments Collectibles in box. ber 2, 2009, at the hour of 1 p.m. Decree with interest and cost, I will fl oral only 3 years-old, his/ new shower bench, electric Sporting Goods of said day, at 1615 West Western hers chairs, upholstered rock- scooter, TV, oval rug, clothes. Oak bar stools. Dishes. Slide expose at public sale to the highest Bed. Friday, 8a-6p. Saturday, Avenue, Bluffton, Indiana 46714, bidder, on the 2 day of September, ing chair, pair of blue wing GUN SHOW!! Richmond, August the fee simple of the whole body of HUGE! 0181E., 200S.— First 8a-noon. 320 W. Wiley (In 1st, 2nd Wayne County Fair- 2009, at the hour of 1 p.m., or as back chairs, antique wash- Real Estate in Wells County, Indi- soon thereafter as is possible, at stand, other furniture. Royal crossroad south of town. Turn back.) grounds, Kuhlman Center 861 ana: the Wells County Sheriff’s Depart- west 2.5 miles. July 31st- Salisbury Road Sat. 9-5, Sun. 9- Lot Numbered One Hundred manual typewriter, dishes, “GREAT STUFF FOR SALE” ment, 1615 W. Western Ave., Bluff- knick-knacks, antiques, bird Aug. 1st. Friday, 8a-5p. Sat- 3 For information call 765-914- Eighty-Eight (188) as known and ton, IN 46714, the fee simple of the urday, 8a-noon. Glassware, —SALE 3682W., 200S., Lib- 0051 Buy! Sell! Trade! designated on the recorded Plat whole body of Real Estate in, Wells cage, old wooden straight erty Center, IN. Friday, 8a-4p. of Sandalwood South Section B yokes, vintage lamps, Home dolls, baby clothes, books, County, Indiana. antiques, collectibles, old Saturday, 8a-2p. Dining table Addition to the Town of Ossian, Lot Numbered One Hundred Interiors, (2) kitchen tables w/ w/6 chairs, dishes, kitchen Home Furnishings reference being had to Plat Book Ninety-seven (197) as known chairs. More! 1.5 miles west bottles, sewing stuff, kitchen 4, Page 37, in the Wells County, items, 12” DeWalt Radial Arm appliances, king size comfort- $125 QUEEN PILLOWTOP— and designated on the recorded of Southern Wells, then 1/2 er, radial arm saw, misc. hand Mattress Set. New in Plastic. Indiana records. plat of Oak Park Addition to the Saw. Much more! Commonly known as 404 mile North. Friday & Satur- tools, ladder, pots & pans, Can Deliver. 260-493-0805. City of Bluffton, Indiana. day, 9a-4p. SATURDAY, 7A-2P— Half Beechwood Drive, Ossian, Indiana More commonly known as 627 etc. 2 miles south of St. Rd. NEW QUEEN PLUSH— TOP 46777 West Horton Street, Bluffton, IN 5-FAMILY— 627 E. Spring. price Mary Kay, like new Vera 124 West on 300W, to 200S. MATTRESS. NEW, never used, Together with rents, issues, 46714 Bradley bags, lots of new- Turn west, 3/4 mile on left. income and profits thereof, said Friday & Saturday, 8a-5p. still sealed in original wrapper Parcel No. 90-08-04-503- Baby clothes, boat motors, born-12 Month boy clothes, sale will be made without relief 147.000-010 air hockey table & misc. 1439 STOGDILL ROAD— $75.00. (260) 220-1596. (A) from valuation or appraisement tools, furniture. Little bit of ev- Together with rents, issues, 4657E., SR 124. Thursday thru Saturday, 7am. laws. This is an attempt by a debt income and profits thereof, said erything! Tools. Lots of misc. and col- collector to collect a debt, and any sale will be made without relief from 3436 N. MERIDIAN ROAD— lectibles, golf clubs. information obtained will be used 950 & 954 EASTMOOR Rentals valuation or appraisement laws. DRIVE— 4-Families. Fri- Friday, 8a-5p. Saturday, 8a- for that purpose. LESLIE W. SCHICKEL, Plaintiff 1p. Entertainment center, BACK TO SCHOOL SALE— Robert E. Frantz Attorney day, 9a-4p. Saturday, 8a-2p. Saturday, August 1st, 8a-2p. Sheriff of Wells County Girls (4-6), Boys (3-10), Adult ping pong table, head boards Apartments for Rent ATTORNEY NO. 27327-49 (twin), bedding, chandeliers, only. Come to 0119E., 300N. Township FEIWELL & HANNOY, P.C. (XL-2X). Shoes, toys, kids 1BR UPSTAIRS APART- 404 Beechwood Drive exercise bike, misses clothes (Bluffton) for nice clothes: 251 N. Illinois St., Suite 1700 books, VHS tapes, movie or Mens (S-XL), Ladies (S-L), MENT— $350/ deposit. Appli- Ossian, Indiana 46777 Indianapolis, IN 46204 (10-12), bathroom sinks, area ances furnished. Air conditioned. Lawrence J. Kemper CD wood cabinet, computer shoes, accessories, school (317)237-2727 desk, boat tube, anchors, rug, misc. Washer & Dryer. Service pets NELSON & FRANKENBERGER Robert E. Frantz supplies, videos, home decor only. Call after 6p.m. 260-824- 3105 East 98th Street, Suite 170 SHERIFF FILE NO. some household and lots of GARAGE SALE! 211 E. & much more! Indianapolis, IN 46280 miscellaneous! Spring St. Lots of boy clothes 5620. 627 West Horton Street, HUGE FAMILY GARAGE Attorney for Plaintiff Bluffton, IN 46714 (12m-5T), TONS of gently NEWER 2BR DUPLEX The Sheriff’s Department does 3020E., 300S, BLUFFTON— SALE Saturday, August 1 Street Address Friday, 8:30a-5p. Saturday, used toys, including 3 train APARTMENT— Includes: Wa- not warrant the accuracy of the Township sets, lots of Junior clothes (S- from 8am-1pm only. 1811 ter/Sewer/Trash, all applianc- street address published herein. The Sheriff’s Department does 8a-noon. 5-family. Clothes South 300 East Bluffton (be- Sheriff Sale Number (Infant-Adult), furniture, small L), adult clothing, household es. Low heat bills. $532/month. not warrant the accuracy of the items, and much more! All hind Scott’s grocery store) Served by Sheriff: street addressed published herein. appliances, dishes, house- Deposit/References required. Stuart J. McClain priced to sell! Th 9-?, Fri 8-?, Find nice name brand back to SERVICE DIRECTED TO: hold items. Lots more! school clothes and coats for Also available: new larger 2BR 404 Beechwood Drive Donald D. Pettit Sat. 8-? duplex with attached garage for Ossian, Indiana 46777 8916 S. CHERRY— Petro- boys and girls (all sizes), dec- 627 W. Horton St. 280E., 100S., BLUFFTON— $600/month. 260-824-4841. This communication is from a Bluffton, IN 46714 leum. Friday, 8a-6p. Saturday, orating home items, sheets, debt collector and is an attempt Corning Road, 1/4 mile west toys, (like new Disney Ariel 2BR APARTMENT— Bluff- Service Type: Sheriff 8a-4p. Baby items: car seats, to collect a debt; any informa- NOTICE strollers, clothes: (Newborn of Peyton’s. Like new girls vanity, little tikes laundry cen- ton. Washer/ Dryer hookup, tion obtained will be used for FEIWELL & HANNOY, P.C. IS (3T-4T), Misses (4-10), Ju- ter), ESPN sports center and attached garage, CA. $375/ that purpose. to 12/14 kids), Womens A DEBT COLLECTOR. (2XL-4XL) 26W pants, jeans, niors (5-11), Levi jeans, much more. month plus partial utilities. 77 nb 7/30, 8/6, 8/13 nb 7/30, 8/6, 8/13 shorts, tops, womens, mens, Sunset Drive. 260-273-0386. shorts, capris, 1000 watt car 419 E. CHERRY STREET amp, candles knick-knacks. wedding dresses and acces- sories. Lots of new items! July Saturday, 08/01, 8 a.m- 2 2BR DELUX DUPLEX— Elec- p.m. Multi Family Garage tric heat, AC, Garage w/remote GARAGE SALE 3155 S St Rd 31st, 8a-4p. Aug. 1st: 8a-1p. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF BUDGET 1, Bluffton- women’s, boys 0- Sale. Lawn Furniture, CDs, opener. Service animals only. 2209E., 200S— Thursday, Housewares, Childrens cloth- Lease/Deposit required. $475/ ESTIMATES AND TAX LEVIES 18mo, good men’s suits, Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Poneto Town of Poneto, Indi- Harley merchandise, Disney Noon-5p. Friday, 8a-5p. ing, Much More! month. 260-622-7288. Wheel horse tractor, antique ana, that the Common/Town Council or Board of Poneto at Poneto Town movies, lots of misc MUST GARAGE SALE IN NOR- ALL UTILTIIES PAID— 2BR, Hall on August 10, 2009, at 7:00 p.m. will conduct a public hearing on the wrenches and others. (2) mi- budget. Following this meeting, any ten or more taxpayers may object to SEE! Friday 8-4 Saturday 8- THOAK Friday 7/31 & Sat- $118/week. $200/Deposit. 117 12 crowaves. No clothes or toys. a budget, tax rate, or levy by filing an objecting petition with the proper Lots of misc. urday 8/1. Open 8:00am-? S. Main St. Also 1BR, $85/ officers of the political subdivision within seven days after the hearing. Baby items, Children and adult week. Service pets only. 260- HUGE SALE 9300 S. ME- The objecting petition must identify the provisions of the budget, tax rate RIDIAN RD Three Miles MOVING SALE boat, mo- clothing, household items and 565-3227. or tax levy that taxpayers object to. If a petition is filed, the political subdi- torcycle, plant pots, stroller, much more. 2718 E Center Dr. vision shall adopt with its budget a finding concerning the objections filed south of Poneto. Infant to Adult Clothing. Playskool and outdoor climber/slide, crib, Bluffton. and testimony presented. Following the aforementioned meeting, the fis- household, lots!! 3849 S 700 If you fail to get your copy cal body will meet at Poneto Town Hall on September 14, 2009, at 7:00 Fisher Price toys, baby items, GARAGE SALE 1540 W. of the News-Banner p.m. to adopt the following budget. Wooden Toddler bed. Turtle E (south of V Cruz off of 116) Fri 4-7, Sat 9-1 Western Ave. (old Corning and can’t contact your BUDGET ESTIMATE Sandbox. Creative Memories rd.) Fri July 31 8am-5pm, Complete details of budget estimates by fund and/or department may scrapbook items, Oval patio 419 E. CHERRY STREET Sat 8am-noon. Womans XL, carrier, please phone: be seen at the Clerk Treasurer’s Office. table, bathroom fi xtures, lots Net Assessed Valuation $27,418,797 Saturday, 08/01, 8 a.m. - 2 Mens 2X, Junior Girls sm-xl, Fund Budget Max. Est. Excessive Current of household items. Fri 8-4 p.m. Multi Family Garage lot of misc items. and Sat 8-1. Sale. Lawn Furniture, CDs, Name Estimate Fund to Levy Tax 3-FAMILY GARAGE SALE— 824-0224 be raised Appeals Levy MULTI FAMILY— Price to Housewares, Childrens cloth- Between 5:00 & 6:30 p.m. General 58,878 27,196 0 26,200 ing, Much More! Thursday, July 30, 3p-8p and MVH 10,881 0 0 0 sell! Tons of scrapbook sup- Friday, July 31, 9a-2p. Sports ——————— LR & S 1,350 0 0 0 plies, craft supplies, candles, 1320 OLD CREEK AVE.— Fri equipment, furniture, clothes, SATURDAYS CCI 6,500 0 0 0 Christmas decorations, por- July 31st 8-3 & Sat Aug 1st 8- baby items, household goods before 9:30 a.m. CEDIT 8,000 0 0 0 table air conditioner, micro- 1 Patio sets, cushions, yard and lots more! 121 Berkshire Rainy Day 20,000 0 0 0 wave, VCR, artwork, books, bench, hutchs, furniture, bak- Dr., Decatur (across from Bell- TOTAL 105,609 27,196 0 26,200 linens, Weider Exercise Ma- ers rack, dishes, gas lawn mont H. S. Watch for signs!) The 2010 estimated maximum levy limitation for this unit is 27,196. chine and weights, queen edger,27” Mens Schwin bike, The Property Tax Replacement Credit used to reduce the rate for this 2-FAMILY YARD SALE— SUDOKU ANSWER unit is 1,316. bed, Recumbent Exercise Womens Schwin bike, utility bike, bags & purses, luggage, trailer, toys, vintage toys, fi sh- 1419 W. Washington. 8a-6p. Taxpayers appearing at the hearing shall have an opportunity to be July 31st & Aug. 1st. Little bit heard. Pursuant to IC 6-1.1-17-13, after the tax levies have been deter- golf cart and Practice net, er price, nintendo & games, mined, fixed by the appropriate governing body, and the tax rates pub- brand name clothing (Women speakers, old computer, or- of everything! lished by the County Auditor, ten (10) or more taxpayers or more taxpay- 6-14), shoes (Womens 8). gan, microwave, home de- GARAGE SALE Fri July 31- ers or one (1) taxpayer that owns property that represents at least 10 per- Much more! July 31-Aug. 1, cor, christmas decor, name Sat Aug 1, 8 am-4 pm, 1035N cent (10%) of the taxable assessed valuation in the political subdivision 8a-3p. 332 Homestead Ct., may initiate an appeal from the county board of tax adjustment’s action brand mens clothes, womens 400E, Huntington, IN, 1 mi. on a political subdivision’s budget by filing a statement of their objections Bluffton. clothes & much much more! N of 224, 2 mi. W. of Markle. with the County Auditor. The statement must be filed not later than ten NAME BRAND CLOTHES... MOVING SALE— Corner of Furniture, IBM Computer & (10) days after the publication of the notice. The statement shall specifi- Garage Sale.... Fri. 7/31 and 224 & 300W. July 30-31 & accessories, VCR, Antique cally identify the provisions of the budget and tax levy to which the tax- Linens, Adult Clothing, Baby payers object. The County Auditor shall forward the statement, with the Sat. 8/1 8am - 2pm. Nike, Aug. 1, 9a-5p. Collectibles, Hollister, Am. Eagle, Aber- dolls, lamps, furniture, golf Accessories, Luggage, Pic- budget, to the Department of Local Government Finance. tures/ Frames, Books, Toys. Roy D. Schoeff crombie, Etc. 1419 W Wash- cart, fi shing equipment, tools, Clerk-Treasurer ington St, Bluffton misc. 260.758.2105 nb 7/30, 8/6 Page 12 • The News-Banner • THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009 DIVERSIONS GARFIELD Daughter should be spared pain of knowing she was unwanted
DEAR ABBY: I just had to respond wished she had the abortion she planned to BLONDIE to “Daddy Who Cares” (June 2), whose have before I was born. It was then that I wife is threatening to tell their teenaged realized that the “gut” feeling I’d had all daughter, “Gina,” she was not wanted. For my life to that point and beyond was correct me a person’s most defining trait is not -- my mother never wanted me. Neither of gender, age or race. It’s whether or not he or my parents ever told me the whole truth nor she was wanted. The other traits are things did they ever say how glad they were not to that nature or society put on you. Once you have gone through with the plan. know you were not wanted by the people I have always had difficulty trusting my who put you here, it can easily define you, parents, and I have always known I wasn’t and it brings pain that will never go away. wanted. Years of therapy have healed the It doesn’t matter how much you achieve deep wounds. “Daddy” should tell his or how much your parents say they love daughter the story and also tell her how you. A piece of your life just doesn’t fit. much he loves her and wants her in his life, Those of us who carry this knowledge and that he is glad they never went through understand the sadness very well. It is with the original plan. If he does, she will ZITS something that can’t be taken back. be able to trust him and know she was not So please inform “Daddy Who Cares’” a “mistake.” -- DEEPLY WOUNDED IN wife that what she felt so many years ago is NEW HAMPSHIRE nothing compared to the sadness that “Gina” DEAR ABBY: Ever since I can will bear and examine throughout her life. remember, my mother has told me her There is no unhappiness more lasting than “funny story” about how she was “horrified” knowing you were not welcomed into this when she learned she was pregnant with me world. -- WOUNDED HEART IN NEW and asked the doctor for an abortion. And YORK as a result, I have struggled with low self- DEAR WOUNDED: Thank you esteem and feelings of worthlessness my for your heartfelt letter. Readers were entire life. extremely vocal on this subject and agree As an adult and mother, I can pinpoint that telling “Gina” would be devastating this “amusing anecdote” as the root cause and only cause her undeserved and of many of these issues. I pray that the CRANKSHAFT unnecessary pain. Read on: young girl in that letter never finds out that DEAR ABBY: Kudos on your advice her parents considered abortion. No matter to “Daddy Who Cares.” When I was a how many times her dad say he “thanks teenager I overheard my mother tell a friend God everyday that she is here,” the damage of hers that I was an unplanned pregnancy. to her psyche will be forever. -- WISH I To the best of my knowledge, my parents NEVER KNEW never considered abortion, but nonetheless, ** it destroyed my self-esteem. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van In the case of “Daddy,” where abortion Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, was considered and planned, I suspect the and was founded by her mother, Pauline emotional damage would be far worse. It’s Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www. a good thing “Daddy” has custody because DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los the mother seems willing to disregard her Angeles, CA 90069. child’s welfare in order to get vengeance Good advice for everyone -- teens to on her husband. You’re right, Abby - seniors -- is in “The Anger in All of Us - absolutely no good can come from the and How to Deal With It.” To order, send a disclosure of that information. -- ONE business-size, self-addressed envelope, plus WHO KNOWS IN CHICAGO check or money order for $6 (U.S. funds DEAR ABBY: I was a child who was only) to: Dear Abby -- Anger Booklet, P.O. both unplanned and unwanted. When I was Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. 13, my mother, in a fit of anger, told me she (Postage is included in the price.)
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(:35) Last Stop for Paul War (‘07, Act) Jason Statham, Jet Li. 3:10 to Yuma (‘07, West) Russell Crowe. (:05) Exit Speed AREA/STATE THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009 • The News-Banner • Page 13 Wells Court Docket Republicans meet, consider Wells Superior Court Release of judgment filed dangerous weapon; he must Civil Cases in favor of Nathan E. York not associate with anyone Complaint for payment of Decatur who has settled having a criminal record or plans for their party’s future in the amount of $12,029.58 his account with Indiana questionable reputation; he LOS ANGELES (AP) — With Congress filed by Somerhill Capital Physical Therapy. Divisions between moderates and conser- must not visit any correc- and the White House in Democratic hands, LLC against Mark A. Beck Satisfaction of judgment vatives remain. But fundraising has picked tional institution for any pur- Republican Party leaders meeting in San of Lagrange. filed in favor of Donald up in “the worst of the worst climate,” said pose or to carry or convey Diego hope to map plans for a rebound that Complaint for payment W. Langel of Bluffton who RNC member Shawn Steel of California. any messages to relatives will repair the party’s tarnished brand, lure in the amount of $3,557.91 has settled his account with “You have a glamorous, Hollywood, or friends of an institutional back big-dollar contributors and increase filed by Capital One Bank Capital One Bank. good looking president initially, not so much inmate; he must pay a fine of voter registration from coast to coast. against Francis E. Gaier of now,” Steel said. Wells Circuit Court $50, court costs of $164, and The Republican National Committee is Bluffton. There will be notable absences at the Criminal Cases probation fees of $200 plus gathering for several days of talks after a dif- Complaint for reposses- meeting. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Stewart J. Smith, 21, an additional $30 per month. ficult stretch for the party. Sen. John Ensign sion of personal property of one of the best-known Republicans in the of Ossian, sentenced to 12 Vanemon was charged after of Nevada and South Carolina Gov. Mark a 2006 Exiss Model ES404 nation, isn’t dropping in despite the fact the years in jail with two years a check he used to purchase Sanford, once seen as rising stars, have been Horse Trailer filed by Sys- meeting is in his home state. Potential future suspended and two years of a vehicle from Hiday Motors damaged by extramarital affairs; Democrat tems and Services Technolo- presidential candidates Sarah Palin and Mitt probation following release in Bluffton was subsequently Al Franken ousted Republican Sen. Norm gies Inc. against Johnny R. Romney aren’t on the agenda. from jail for child molest- not honored. Coleman in Minnesota; and moderate Penn- Wells of Bluffton. Instead, the committee’s 168 members ing. Smith was charged Initial hearing of charg- sylvania Sen. Arlen Specter became a Dem- Decree of dissolution will hear from Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlen- after Wells County Sheriff’s es filed against Stephanie ocrat, tightening the rival party’s hold on filed terminating the mar- ty, a Republican viewed as a possible 2012 Department officers investi- M. Myers, 22, of Bluffton. power in the Senate. riage of Michelle M. Russell contender though he is largely unknown to gated a report that he had sex Myers was charged with Republicans eager to leave behind and Andrew W. Russell. with a 13-year-old juvenile two counts of possession of the George W. Bush era see promise in many in the party. Agreed judgments in var- during the period of Febru- a controlled substance, and the rocky reception for President Barack California in many ways reflects the ious amounts filed in favor ary to April 2008. one count each of posses- Obama’s health care plan and his slipping challenges Republicans face nationally. of Snow and Sauerteig David A. Black, 31, of sion of marijuana, posses- poll numbers, and they like their chances in GOP registration has been slipping in the against Justin P. Bertrand of Fort Wayne, sentenced to a sion of paraphernalia, oper- governor’s races in New Jersey and Virgin- nation’s most populous state, and deep divi- Ossian ($1,724.88); Mae M. total of eight years in jail for ating a motor vehicle with ia, which will be seen as early referenda on sions remain over issues like immigration West of Markle ($1,480.04); causing bodily injury when a schedule I or II controlled Obama’s leadership. and abortion. and Paula E. Thieman of operating a motor vehicle substance in her body and The party also wants to expand its num- Party members are also expected to dis- Keystone ($2,035.40) with a blood alcohol count operating a motor vehicle bers in state legislatures, which will redraw cuss reordering presidential primaries in Default judgments in of .08 or more and neglect while intoxicated endanger- political district boundaries after the 2010 2012, and consider candidates for key lead- various amounts filed in of a dependant. Black was ing a person after Bluffton census. ership posts. favor of Snow and Sauer- charged after an IDNR Police Department officers teig against Aaron D. and Conservation Officer inves- responded to a report of Shannon K. Hartman of tigated an ATV accident at an accident at Short Stop, Warren ($3,198.23); Gay- 4081N-100E on March 27 1009 N. Main St., Bluffton lord L. Howe of Bluff- in which Black’s two-year- on Feb. 25. Plea date set at ton ($1,062.27); Mary A. old son was injured. Credit Oct. 9. Trial date set at Feb. Minnesota Gov. Pawlenty’s Latham of Warren ($607.62); given for 124 days served in 11, 2010. Bail continued at Joni K. Peterman of Bluff- jail awaiting disposition. $15,000. Andrew Antrim ton ($1,190.83); Andrew P. Shara Sain, 20, of Bluff- appointed as public defend- on the move for the GOP and Summer D. Schmidt ton, entered a plea of guilty er. of Montpelier ($2,675.30); to one count of forgery. Sain Petition for revocation of By BRIAN BAKST ter-known former said Wednes- and Caleb B. Sain of Geneva was charged after Wells suspended sentence and pro- Associated Press Writer governors like day he had heard ($980). County Sheriff’s Depart- bation filed against Corey P. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) Mitt Romney, Pawlenty’s name Default judgment in the ment officers investigated Bright, 19, of Bluffton, orig- — Minnesota Gov. Tim Sarah Palin and but not much amount of $240 filed in a report by the Community inally convicted of burglary; Pawlenty is a man on the Mike Huckabee. else. favor of Christine O. Shestak Corrections Department that Gabriel I. Baumgartner, 287 move. Next stop, the Repub- He has “I don’t know against Elly Evick of Bluff- Sain had signed another per- of Bluffton, originally con- lican National Commit- assumed the No. 2 anything about ton. son’s name on a Community victed of domestic battery; tee meeting in California. post at the Repub- the guy,” he said. Judgment in the amount Service Work Card, indicat- Bradley M. Cottier, 24, of Future stop? Maybe the lican Governors In Iowa, Sioux of $3,678.78 filed in favor ing that she had completed Bluffton, originally con- White House. Association, a City businessman The two-term fiscal and perch that will and former state of Shaw Real Estate against assigned work when in fact victed of theft; and Russell Tim Pawlenty Jackie Blew of Fort Wayne. she had not. Sentencing Houdyshell 38, of Bluffton, social conservative is tak- involve steering GOP chairman Damages hearing set for set for Nov. 30 at 8:15 a.m. originally convicted of deal- ing necessary steps toward assistance to GOP Ray Hoffman rated Aug. 27. Bond remains in effect at ing in marijuana. a possible presidential bid candidates in close races. Pawlenty as merely a pos- — headlining GOP fund- And he’s jumped into the Release of judgment filed $10,000. Civil Cases sibility. “Would I put him in favor of Chad M. Cole of Kyle R. Vanemon, 24, Decree of Dissolution raisers, taking an influential national health care debate, at the top of the list? At this Ossian who has settled his of Berne, sentenced to two filed terminating the mar- job at the Republican Gov- criticizing President Barack point, no,” Hoffman said. account with Ossian State years in jail with one year riage between Tamara Lea ernors Association, mull- Obama’s plan in a way At least one Iowa conser- Bank. suspended and six months of Schambers and Gregory ing his own political action also seen as a veiled swipe vative group, the American Release of judgment probation for theft. Accord- Allan Schambers. committee. at potential rival Romney. Future Fund, has invited filed in favor of Randy D. ing to the terms of his proba- Complaint on note in the But Pawlenty says he’s (He labeled a Massachu- him to speak. Organizer Tim and Brenda F. Parteko of tion, Vanemon must not use amount of $187,091.53 and focused on the party, not setts overhaul enacted under Albrecht said Iowa Republi- Ossian who have settled alcohol; he must not enter to foreclose on mortgage 2012. Romney an “experiment” cans are eager to hear from their account with Snow and any establishment that sells filed by Nationstar Mort- “Anybody who is out with a swelling price tag.) their neighboring governor Sauerteig. alcohol except supermar- gage LLC against Michael focusing on (2012) instead Pawlenty also told the AP firsthand, but understand Release of judgment filed kets or drugstores for the W. Connett of Craigville of working toward getting he’s considering forming a why he hasn’t come yet. in favor of Kristen Gaskill purpose of purchasing non- and Debra K. Connett of the party moving forward or political action committee “The biggest risk in com- of Bluffton who has settled alcoholic items: he must not Craigville. The property back in a better position in — a staple that gives poten- ing to Iowa too early is it can her account with Centennial possess or use any firearm, is located at 2660N-450E, 2010 is really doing us a dis- tial presidential candidates seem overeager or ambitious Wireless. destructive device or other Craigville. service,” Pawlenty told The a way to raise money and to talk about 2012,” Albre- Associated Press. organize travel to election cht said. “It is a delicate bal- However, his track battlegrounds. ance, a tightrope they need record of GOP building in Pawlenty’s recent travel to walk in order to be suc- Minnesota is less than stel- has taken him to Washing- cessful.” lar. Republicans have lost ton, Arkansas and Colorado. But Republican strategist ground in every election But he hasn’t yet ventured to Terry Nelson, who managed since he became governor presidential proving grounds McCain’s early campaign in 2003. He is the sole state- Iowa or New Hampshire efforts, said potential candi- wide GOP officeholder and and wouldn’t say when he dates’ groundwork must be his party controls its fewest would. He visited both while laid to move quickly after legislative seats since 1992. campaigning for 2008 nomi- the 2010 election. Pawlenty himself narrowly nee John McCain — who “Really, candidates have Walking west survived a three-way elec- considered him for the run- to decide that in the next 18 through Bluffton tion contest to win his sec- ning mate slot Palin got — months because it’s not the ond term. 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Page 14 • The News-Banner • THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2009 NATION/WORLD The World in Brief Obama, Gates, Crowley: “This guy has been there seven years,” dry up while lawmakers are out of town in Semi tractor-trailer load in she said at the hearing July 16. “Seven years. August. Is the nation able to learn He might have been taken there at the age The House passed a bill Wednesday, 363- Illinois had a stowaway — a of maybe 12, 13, 14, 15 years old. I don’t 68, that includes the transfer of more than anything more about race? know what he is doing there.” $14 billion from the general treasury fund runaway dog from Indiana By The Associated Press ——— to endangered federal trust funds for unem- EAST MOLINE, Ill. (AP) — Employ- You can’t solve a problem if you don’t ployment benefits and highway projects. It ees at an East Moline metal finishing plant discuss it. That’s why some say that despite also keeps low-interest housing loans avail- found more than steel casings when they all the accusations and emotions hindering able. started to unload a the trailer of a semi from the resolution of the Henry Louis Gates Jr. Senators were expected to vote on high- Rockport, Ind., earlier this week. imbroglio, there is opportunity for racial way funding bills Thursday and to deal with Part of the morning delivery Tuesday progress in President Barack Obama’s the other measures before they begin their turned out to be an elderly, but friendly — “teachable moment” sitdown with Gates recess at the end of next week. and very thirsty — mixed-breed dog. and Sgt. James Crowley. “If we fail to act today, our people, our Mike Osborn, who drives a truck for “If nothing else, it’s an important nation- states and our economy will be harmed,” KVF-Quad Corp., said the dog just drank al symbol of a discussion that needs to be said Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga. The vote came water for two minutes straight after she held,” said Clarence B. Jones, once a confi- as the House planned to break this week for climbed out of the trailer. dant of Martin Luther King Jr. and author of its summer recess. A telephone check with the warehouse “What Would Martin Say?” The House bill has three parts: bolstering in Indiana revealed that the dog was named “If it’s just regarded as the president the federal unemployment insurance trust Jughead, and that she had apparently bringing two guys together to clear the air, fund and the highway trust fund and increas- climbed into the trailer 28 hours earlier. then it’s meaningless,” said Jones. “But if ing lending authority for the Federal Hous- Jughead’s owners, who work at the ware- it’s really intended to say in effect to the ing Administration, a major source of low- house, were en route to Illinois pick her up country, ’Look, the difficulties that occurred interest housing loans. All three programs Wednesday. here are really emblematic of deeper issues,’ This undated photo released by a family could run out of money in August without ——— it can work.” member shows Darlene Haynes, 23, who congressional action. Beyond the symbolic, the meeting is an was found dead in her Worcester, Mass., ——— ‘Rev. Ike,’ minister who opportunity for the white cop, the black apartment Monday with her fetus cut from preached prosperity gospel, Harvard scholar and the biracial president her womb. (AP Photo/Family photo via Bos- Third ‘Twilight’ film will “to say that they’re wrong when they are ton Herald) have a new Victoria, to dies at age of 74 wrong, to learn from one another’s per- LOS ANGELES (AP) — The minister spective as opposed to defending their own almost everyone’s surprise known as Reverend Ike, who preached the perspective,” said Tali Hairston, director of Baby girl is found after she LOS ANGELES (AP) — Bryce Dal- gospel of material prosperity to millions the John Perkins Center for Reconciliation, las Howard is taking over as the villainous nationwide, died Tues- Leadership Training and Community Devel- was cut from slain mother’s day. He was 74. opment at Seattle Pacific University. vampire Victoria in the third “Twilight” womb; woman is arrested movie, and the actress who’s played the part Family spokesman Harvard Law School professor Charles Bishop E. Bernard Ogletree, an attorney for Gates, said they WORCESTER, Mass. (AP) — A baby in the first two films says she was “stunned” Jordan told The New hoped to settle the dispute and “create a girl cut from her mother’s womb was found and “hurt deeply” by the switch. York Times that The springboard for a larger discussion about and a woman arrested after acquaintances Rachelle Lefevre says she was unaware Rev. Frederick J. Eik- how law enforcement interacts with minor- became suspicious of her claims that she that Summit Entertainment, which is releas- erenkoetter II, who ity communities and how we can figure out was the baby’s mother, police said. ing the vampire saga, had chosen someone suffered a stroke in a way to both enforce the law but also pro- The body of the girl’s mother was found else to play her part in “Eclipse.” Summit 2007 and never fully tect civil liberties and civil rights.” Monday in a closet at her Worcester apart- announced Howard as her replacement late recovered, died in Los ment. It was not until an autopsy that author- ——— Tuesday, saying Lefevre had scheduling Angeles. He moved to ities discovered the fetus was missing. the city two years ago, Young Gitmo detainee will The girl appeared to be in “fairly good conflicts that would make her unable to par- Rev. Ike Jordan said. (1977 photo) health” at a New Hampshire hospital ticipate in the production. return to Afghanistan or But Lefevre said Wednesday that she Reverend Ike Wednesday, Worcester Police Sgt. Kerry preached the power of what he called “posi- have criminal trial in U.S. Hazelhurst said. was “fully committed” to returning as Vic- toria. She says her involvement in the drama tive self-image psychology” to his 5,000 WASHINGTON (AP) — A judge who Julie Corey, 35, of Worcester, Mass., and “Barney’s Version,” starring Paul Giamatti parishioners at the United Church Science has grown impatient with the Obama admin- a male companion were arrested in Plym- of Living Institute. The church was housed istration’s handling of a young Guantanamo outh, N.H., where police found them with and Dustin Hoffman, would only last 10 in a former movie theater in New York’s Bay detainee is preparing to decide whether the child. Corey was charged as a fugitive days. Washington Heights neighborhood. he’ll go home to Afghanistan or to the Unit- from justice and is to be arraigned in district “I turned down several other film oppor- In the 1970s, Reverend Ike was one of ed States for prosecution. court in Concord, N.H., on Thursday. She tunities and, in accordance with my contrac- the first evangelists to reach an audience of U.S. District Judge Ellen Huvelle was was in custody and could not be reached for tual rights, accepted only roles that would millions through television. scheduled to hear arguments Thursday in comment late Wednesday, and Worcester involve very short shooting schedules,” she “This is the do-it-yourself church,” he the case of Mohammed Jawad. He has been police did not know whether she had a law- said in a lengthy statement. proclaimed. “The only savior in this philos- held for 6 1/2 years at the U.S. detention yer. Police in New Hampshire said the man ophy is God in you.” was released. “Although the production schedule for facility in Cuba for allegedly wounding two ‘Eclipse’ is over three months long, Summit Reverend Ike stretched Christian tenets, U.S. soldiers and their interpreter by throw- Police said Corey had reportedly gone to relocating the idea of God to the interior of New Hampshire to relocate. A newspaper said they had a conflict during those 10 days ing a grenade at their jeep in Afghanistan. and would not accommodate me. Given the the self, with the power to bring the believ- Government attorneys said in court fil- report said she arrived at a Plymouth home- er anything he or she desired in the way of less shelter Tuesday night. She told workers length of filming for ‘Eclipse,’ never did I ings Wednesday that they were prepared to fathom I would lose the role over a 10-day health, wealth and peace of mind. release Jawad, but they didn’t specify where there that the girl was 6 days old and identi- The philosophy did not sit well with tra- he would go next. Prosecutors are trying to fied herself as the mother but had no infor- overlap.” ditional Christian ministers and civil rights build a criminal case against Jawad, but in mation on the child, according to the Union Summit says Lefevre didn’t inform the leaders who felt black churches should focus the meantime they also are preparing for Leader in New Hampshire. studio she would be shooting “Barney’s on social reform rather than self-fulfillment. the possibility they cannot get a grand jury ——— Version” — which will require her to be His critics said he preyed on the poor indictment or that Huvelle compels them to Congress, before summer in Europe during rehearsal and at least 10 and conned the faithful into giving him release him. days of principal photography on “Eclipse” donations that he spent on cars, clothes and In the last hearing earlier this month, break, keeps several key — until July 20, even though she report- homes for himself. The IRS and the Postal Huvelle criticized the government’s case federal programs afloat edly signed onto the project in early June. Service investigated his businesses. as an “outrage” that’s “full of holes.” She The studio says it made her representa- Others defended his philosophy of mind encouraged Jawad’s release and declined to WASHINGTON (AP) — Emergency over matter, which appealed to middle-class legislation is moving through Congress to tives aware several days ago that taking put off the case even though the government part in “Barney’s Version” could place her believers who felt their hard work should be lawyer said she had vacation plans. make sure vital federal aid for unemploy- rewarded in this life. ment benefits and other programs doesn’t “Eclipse” job status in jeopardy. * * REAL ESTATE * * AT New jobless claims rises again * * PUBLIC AUCTION * * WASHINGTON (AP) — The num- which smooths out fluctuations, fell to that artificial decline. William A. (Stretch) Lewis Farms ber of newly laid-off workers filing 559,000, its lowest level since January. The recession, which started in 2255 E. 600 So. first-time claims for jobless benefits But jobs remain scarce and the December 2007 and is the longest since rose last week, the government said, unemployment rate, which hit 9.5 per- World War II, has eliminated a net total Warren, In. 46752 though the increase was mostly due to cent for June, is expected to surpass 10 of 6.5 million jobs. The unemployment 222.35 Acres +/- offered in 8 tracts in Salamonie Twp., seasonal distortions. percent by year’s end. rate is expected to rise to 9.7 percent Sections 4, 5 and 6: Farm Land, Woods, Bldg. Site LOCATED: North of Warren, In. on State Rd. #5 The number of people remaining on And weekly claims remain far when the July figure is reported next approximately 4 mile to State Rd. #124, (Frontage ground the jobless benefit rolls, meanwhile, above the 300,000 to 350,000 that ana- week. along State Rd. #5 and State Rd. #124 of 88 Acres +/-), fell to 6.2 million from 6.25 million, lysts say is consistent with a healthy More job cuts were announced this THENCE East on State Rd. #124 (I#69 Overpass), first the lowest level since mid-April. economy. New claims last fell below week. Verizon Communications Inc. Farm Stead on South side of State Rd #124 of 134.35 The Labor Department said new 300,000 in early 2007. The lowest said Monday that it would cut more Acres +/-. WATCH FOR GAUNTT SITE SIGNS ON: claims for unemployment aid increased level this year was 488,000 for the than 8,000 employee and contractor , by 25,000 to a seasonally adjusted week ended Jan. 3. jobs before the end of the year. TUES., AUG. 18 2009 @ 7:00 P.M. 584,000. That’s above analysts’ esti- The seasonal distortions are due to Among the states, California had the (AUCTION TO BE HELD AT DOGWOOD GLENN GOLF mates of 570,000. the fact that the auto companies shut biggest increase in claims, with 4,290, CLUB HOUSE – 1 MILE No. of Warren, In. on State Rd. A department analyst said the their plants earlier than usual this year. which it attributed to increased layoffs #5 to Co. Rd.#900 So., thence West) increase comes after claims were arti- Car makers normally close their facto- in the construction and trade industries. TRACT # 1: Prime Farm Land of 37 Acres +/-. Nearly all ficially depressed earlier this month ries in early July and temporarily lay Michigan, Florida, Connecticut and tillable. Frontage on St. Rd. #124. by the timing of temporary auto fac- off thousands of workers as they retool Indiana had the next-largest increases. TRACT # 2: Prime Farm Land of 37 Acres +/-. Nearly all tory shutdowns, which happened ear- plants to build new car models. State data lags behind initial claims tillable. Frontage on Rd. #124. lier this year than in most years. Still, Those shutdowns happened in May data by one week. TRACT # 3: Prime Farm Land of 35 Acres +/-. Nearly all this week’s total is below the 617,000 and June this year as General Motors New York had the largest drop in tillable w/frontage on St. Rd. #124 & Co. Rd. #200E. initial claims reported in late June Corp. and Chrysler LLC closed plants claims, with 22,052, which it said was TRACT # 4: Potential Building Site Of 10 Acres +/-; before the seasonal distortions began. after filing for bankruptcy protection. due to fewer layoffs in the service and Wooded area w/frontage On Co. Rd. #200E. It reflects a trend that economists say That shift in timing caused new claims transportation industries. Wisconsin, TRACT # 5: Potential Bldg. Site of 15.35 Acres +/-; Nearly indicates a slowing pace of layoffs. to fall sharply in the first two weeks of Missouri, Pennsylvania and Ohio had all tillable w/frontage on Co. Rd. #200E. The four-week average of claims, July. Claims are now rebounding from the next largest declines. TRACT # 6: Prime Farm Land of 37 Acres +/-; Nearly all tillable. Frontage on State Rd. # 5 and St. Rd. #124. TRACT # 7: Prime Farm Land of 37 Acres +/-; Nearly all tillable w/frontage on State Rd. #124. TRACT # 8: Potential Bldg. Site of 14 Acres +/-. All U.S. wants everyone in on the terrorism fight wooded area w/frontage on State Rd. #124. (Paul Lewis reserves joint Hunting Rights w/New Owner) NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. sector, like commercial facilities and Some of her department’s policies government needs to do more to edu- chemical plants are secure. on securing borders and combating * * OPEN HOUSE INSPECTION AT NORTH END OF cate and engage the public, so that Local law enforcement is another illegal immigration have come under TRACT #6 & #7 ALONG State Rd. #124 everyday Americans can be part of a layer of the strategy, as is the federal criticism from immigration reform on SAT., AUG. 01 AND SUNDAY, AUG. 02 FROM 1-3:00. multi-layered strategy to prevent ter- government, and international allies, advocates, who say what’s needed is * * BUY 1 TRACT OR ANY COMBINATION OR ALL rorism, Homeland Security Secretary Napolitano said. overall immigration reform. PROCEDURE: This real estate will be offered in 8 Janet Napolitano said. “The challenge is not just using fed- A group of protesters gathered individual tracts, Combination and Total. There will be “For too long, we’ve treated the eral power to protect the country, but across the street from the site of Napol- open bidding on all Tracts and combinations during the public as a liability to be protected also enlisting a much broader societal itano’s speech to speak out against a Auction as determined by the Auctioneer. All bids are rather than asset in our nation’s collec- response to the threat that terrorism federal program that allows local and subject to the Sellers’s Approval. tive security,” Napolitano said Wednes- poses,” she said. state law enforcement officials to arrest DOWN PAYMENT: 10% down payment on the day of the day during a speech at the Council on She said the goal was to “get to a and deport immigrants. They also have auction, with the balance in cash at closing. 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