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CLOUDY 52 • 61 FORECAST, A8 | TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 2020 | theworldlink.com | $2 Vote has consequences 15 virus Ballots sent to voters tically affect local emergency lice services from 11 p.m.-7 a.m. outcry. cases at services. A “yes” vote also would North Bend City Manager this week include NB As ballots are mailed out reduce detective staffing by 50 Terence O’Connor looked back this week, residents will vote percent, and eliminate police at how the city found itself in safety measure on Measure 6-177, which asks, responses to “many civil and such a position, which began Shutter “Shall the Public Safety fee be criminal occurrences such as almost 30 years ago with Ballot JILLIAN WARD reduced from $30 to no more non-injury traffic crashes, tres- Measure 5. That measure limited The World than $15, with voter approval for pass with no other crime, thefts property tax increases to no more future increases?” under $25 and medical calls.” than 3 percent. Creek NORTH BEND — North The measure’s summary de- Both the increase in the fee, It was amended two years lat- Bend residents are in a fight scribes a “yes” vote as reducing which is generated by property er, in 1997, ensuring a property’s Most cases in a over whether or not to keep the public safety funding by $785,000, taxes, and the consequences of assessed value would never be current public safety fee. resulting in the elimination of po- undoing it are spurring a public correctional facility And the result could dras- Please see Vote, Page A8 in Oregon Sunshine on the bay ZACH SILVA The World

HAUSER — On Monday, there was news of six additional coronavirus cases at Shutter Creek Correctional Institution. Some of the positive tests came in over the weekend and some on Monday but as of now, Coos Health and Wellness has reported a total of 15 cases from the local minimum security correctional facility — 13 adults in custody have tested positive and two employees. According to the Department of Corrections this is the highest amount of cases to come from one correctional facility in the entire state. The most recent case to come in was the second positive employee test which was confirmed on Monday afternoon. Approxi- mately 35 employees have been tested. “Both of them have since resolved most of their symptoms. They did not require a medical evaluation beyond what was required to get tested in the first place and so that’s very encour- aging,” said Brian Leon, an epi- demiologist at Coos Health and Wellness about the two females that recorded positive cases. In both instances, the women reported symptoms upon heading to work and were sent home. While they both caught the virus in the same place, the two symptoms have been quite different. The first women -ex perienced a cough, shortness of breath, a low-grade temperature and a headache while the second women had few symptoms including no cough, no fever, some congestion but did have a loss of both taste and smell. “I think this is a really good Zach Silva, The World example of how dealing with this The sun shines down on Coos Bay over the weekend. It should make a reappearance Friday after two days of rain on Wenesday and Thursday. illness and this virus has been extremely challenging because

Please see Virus, Page A7 Reopening is coming, ‘normal’ still a ways off NEW YORK (AP) — Every- the summer. Louisiana Gov. rants, factories and schools. testing, the state could see a where else. No break rooms for one wants to know: When, oh John Bel Edwards warns of a Asking people to largely keep surge in infections. employees and no field trips for when, will it go back to normal? “different way of life” until there to their homes. Now, the dial is Even there, though, life was school children, the guidelines As some governors across is a widely available vaccine — beginning to inch in the opposite far from normal Monday. Patrons recommended. Children should the United States begin to ease maybe not until next year. New direction. went to restaurants with X’s on eat in their classrooms, not the restrictions imposed to stop the York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says: In Georgia, Gov. Brian Kemp some tables, chatted across the cafeteria, and congregants should spread of the coronavirus, hopes “There is no return to yesterday is pushing one of the most room to one another and gave stay 6 feet apart in church. are soaring that life as Americans in life.” aggressive reopening plans in orders to servers whose faces In Maryland, Gov. Larry Ho- knew it might be returning. But From the beginning, the pan- the United States. Barbershops, were covered by masks. gan envisions a phased reopen- plans emerging in many states demic forced impossible choices: gyms and nail salons were Draft guidance for reopening ing — something the federal indicate that “normal” is still a physical health or mental health? allowed to reopen Friday, and from the Centers for Disease government also advocates. long way off. Economic well-being or medical dine-in restaurant service and Control and Prevention provided First small shops could open, White House adviser Dr. Deb- safety? Most states joined the movie screenings were freed more evidence Monday that and some outdoor recreation orah Birx says social distancing world and turned the dial down to resume Monday — despite “normal” would not be on the could resume, then perhaps will be with Americans through hard, closing shops and restau- warnings that, without sufficient menu — at restaurants or any- Please see Reopen, Page A8

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PORTLAND — (12), Washington (9), COVID-19 has claimed Yamhill (1). compared to 2019 one more life in Oregon, To see more case raising the state’s death and county-level data, JILLIAN WARD reported in February. Since 2018, toll from 91 to 92, the Oregon Health updates The World property crime had seen a reduction Crime stats Oregon Health Authority its website once a day: of 35 percent, according to raw data. reported Monday. www.healthoregon.org/ COOS BAY — Social distanc- Area property crimes here have Coos Bay Police Department rounded up raw numbers, or unpro- Oregon Health Author- coronavirus. ing to deter the pandemic has done been led by car thefts and unautho- nothing to deter local crime here. cessed data, in April of 2020 so far: ity also reported 43 new Oregon’s 92nd rized entry into a motor vehicle. Coos Bay Deputy Police Chief cases of COVID-19 as of COVID-19 death is a In 2017, there were 218 car thefts, Criminal mischief - 39 calls Chris Chapanar compared April while in 2019 there were only 35. Trespass - 113 calls 8 a.m. Monday, bringing 91-year-old female in 2020’s crime statistics with last year For property crimes overall, there Disorderly Conduct - 34 calls the state total to 2,354. Washington County, who at this time and reported a small were 1,894 cases reported in 2017, Theft - 102 calls The new COVID-19 cas- tested positive on April increase in complaints. 1,224 cases in 2018, and 1,229 cases es reported Monday are 17 and died on April 25 He compared four crime catego- in 2019. Coos Bay police brake down in the following counties: at Providence St. Vin- ries that may see an increase during During the coronavirus pandemic, those theft calls as: Coos (2), Deschutes (2), cent Medical Center. She periods of societal stress – theft, Chapanar said, the leading property Linn (5), Malheur (1), had underlying medical criminal trespass, criminal mischief, crime continues to be unlawful entry General - 32 Shoplift - 31 Marion (11), Multnomah conditions. and disorderly conduct. Locally, into motor vehicles. “I don’t know theft went down by nine calls. necessarily if it’s because of the Unauthorized entry into a motor At the same time, criminal tres- COVID-19 pandemic or if it’s be- vehicle (where an item was stolen) pass complaints increased by seven cause there are more vehicles parked - 31 calls, and criminal mischief and in areas that generally aren’t being Unauthorized use of a vehicle disorderly conduct each went up by used,” he said. (stolen vehicle) - 6 five calls. “I don’t know the contributing member to lock their homes as well, 350 Commercial Avenue, Coos Bay “We’ve noticed an increase, but factor, but we are seeing an in- P.O. 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ADAM ROBERTSON for COVID-19, fake charity an advance fee, or charge of any being used. Reedsport Police to exploit you financially. And The World drives, and sites that simply used kind, including the purchase of Chief Matt Smart said he’s heard it’s just sad that these people keywords related to the crisis in gift cards, please do not re- of scammers calling or emailing exist.” SOUTH COAST — As the the domain name and content to spond,” states the Department of a person, claiming to be from the Lieutenant Mike Shaffer, with government’s stimulus checks get traffic. the Treasury. “These are scams. IRS, saying they need to confirm the Coos Bay Police Department, are starting to come in, giving fi- Though there has been initial Please contact the FBI at www. information to ensure the money said people should make sure nancial aid during the COVID-19 success fighting COVID-19 ic3.gov so that that scammers is received properly. He noted, they’re dealing with a reputable pandemic, law enforcement scams, the FBI and Department can be tracked and stopped.” however, that the government source before agreeing to any- agencies continue to advise of Justice encourage everyone The Oregon branch of the isn’t going to contact someone in thing or providing any informa- community members to be wary to stay vigilant and be cautious Office of the Attorney’s General that way. tion. Another big red flag the of falling prey to scams trying of information from an unrecog- also encourages anyone fearing “These people are just CBPD noted is if a caller asks for to steal money and personal nized source. they may have been victim to a absolutely unscrupulous,” said anything to be sent as a gift card information. “If you receive calls, emails, coronavirus-related scam contact Smart. “They have no moral fiber or money order. On April 22, the Federal Bu- or other communications claim- the National Center for Disas- whatsoever. They will say or do “We’re a community of reau of Investigation announced ing to be from the Treasury De- ter Fraud at 1-866-720-5721 or anything to try to get your per- caring and giving people, and it had disrupted hundreds of partment and offering COVID-19 email [email protected]. sonal information. They take a unfortunately people like to take scams related to the corona- related grants or stimulus In a recent story in The World, situation that is already concern- advantage of that,” said Shaffer. virus. This included scams payments in exchange for per- local law enforcement agencies ing and try to make you panic “Always do your research on offering fake vaccines or cures sonal financial information, or weighed in on the various scams into giving your information just those things.” Low rainfall leads to drought AMANDA LINARES of the state listed under moderate drought condi- The World tions and 26 percent listed under severe drought conditions, according to a map from the U.S. COOS COUNTY — Severe drought con- Drought Monitor. ditions have expanded to Coos County after Forecasting from the NOAA Climate officials’ recorded below-normal rainfall as well Prediction Center suggest over the next eight as low streamflow conditions throughout the area. to 14 days, a higher than normal probability of According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, as of above-normal temperatures across the state. April 23 some areas of the county are experi- The drought declaration passed last week encing moderate drought conditions while other by the Coos County Board of Commissioners portions are currently categorized as severe. was done in response to the most recent drought Coos County Emergency Management pro- status reports as well as to empower the county to gram manager and Sheriff’s Cpt. Gabe Fabrizio begin taking steps toward mitigating the overall said the streamflow average for the area, based situation, said Fabrizio. on what was expected from historical data, is low “I don’t think we’re in a very dire state right this year. now,” he said. “… we’re seeing the writing on A report released from the Oregon Water the wall based on the streamflow and precipita- Resources Department show streamflow condition that this year is going to be a drought year.” tions for the South Coast being a low of only 15 According to Fabrizio, the declaration will percent, said Fabrizio. For March, streamflow make its way to Gov. Kate Brown’s office later conditions statewide have been historically low this week in which it will undergo a review this year. process. If approved, the declaration will allow Warm, dry weather conditions and below-nor- the county to access aid from state and federal mal rainfall has also been recorded throughout disaster resources, he said. the state as well as Coos County. Fabrizio said It will also allow the county to expedite water the county is seeing a lot less rain than it has in management tools and empower the local water the past. master to take steps toward mitigating condi- According to precipitation reports from the tions in a timely and flexible manner. A drought National Weather Service, from October 2019 emergency was declared in March for Klamath to April 23, the county received about 30 inches County by Gov. Brown. of total rainfall in the North Bend area near the In its water conditions report, which was airport. From October 2018 to April 2019, the issued April 20, the state water resources depart- county received about 55 inches of total rainfall. ment said more counties could follow similar About 90 percent of the state is experiencing declarations in the near future as drought condi- abnormally dry conditions with over 60 percent tions continue to expand throughout the state.

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Supporting right to protest, but not in 2 days. Coos County residents are at the expense of health taking the virus far too lightly with The Coos County Democratic Party some wanting to end social distancing would like to take this opportunity to on the basis of so few positives and thank Coos County leadership, City all of those confined to a single area. Mayors, and Coos County residents How much further testing has been for adhering to directives regarding done on the family members of Shutter Covid-19 to keep us all safe. Our hat Creek staff. They are the ones who is off to the business community and live and circulate among us every day. the work they have accomplished And how about other inmates who are to provide for the safety of staff and scheduled to be released into commu- customers. nities and some who have reportedly There are a small group of indi- been transferred to other correctional Why People Will Leave -- and Stay viduals in some areas protesting these facilities? All of these people have the safeguards. The Democratic Party right to live their lives, but testing and supports the right to protest, but not at contact tracing have been proven to be -- in the Big Cities the expense of the health and lives of among the most important aspects of Yorkers to consider the alternatives. still stalked by COVID-19 and individuals in this precious communi- controlling this pandemic and should The city had been losing population viruses to come. If infected, would ty. Stay safe. be fully utilized here as well. Coos for the three years B.C. (before you rather be in a rural county with- Mo Aakre County needs to heed sound medical coronavirus). Now that New York out a single ICU bed -- or in a place Coos County Democratic Party advice and not open too soon. has closed playgrounds and restau- with war-hardened hospitals now Chair We cannot be too careful when the rants, families find themselves with expert in the nature of the beast? lives of family and friends are at risk. no slides for the kids and no bars for (And don’t think the virus isn’t Unimpressed by Mukumoto’s voter Natalie Ranker the adults. everywhere.) pamphlet entry North Bend Meanwhile, grown-ups working Frankly, if a million people were I received my voter pamphlet in from their bedrooms have learned to to leave New York, there’d be over appreciate the home comforts more. 7 million left. That’s still a lot of the mail a few days ago and as I read From one comes many And with that they may want more people. Just saying. House District 09 Candidate Cal E unum pluribus From one comes FROMA HARROP of a home. There are no wrong answers Mukumoto’s entry. I was unimpressed. many, to counterfeit a phrase known to Why not live where there’s more here. Families who don’t have to be Mukumoto gives us a decent summary us all. From one COVID-19 infected The coronavirus has rearranged space at less cost and restaurants a subway ride from the opera and of his background, but what he would party comes now nine, including at and basic cultural amenities are still would like a backyard with a bar- do as State Representative is platitudi- least one staffer who has unknowing- American life. Mask wearing and social distancing is still required offered? That somewhere could be becue might make a sage decision nous and unclear. ly carried the virus to various stores the suburbs or smaller cities away in moving to a so-called “livable” He talks vaguely about protecting around the area, his or her family, in the stores, gyms and restaurants now open, or set to be, across the from the coasts, places like Colum- city or town. Tulsa, Oklahoma, is the “things that make Oregon special” friends and potentially many others. It bus, Pittsburgh or Omaha. offering $10,000 to remote workers and using our resources to “responsi- took 10 to 14 days for Shutter Creek nation. But what about the big, crowded But here’s the “on the other who move there, and it’s apparently bly grow our economy,” but he doesn’t COVID-19 2.0 to manifest itself, cities? New Orleans, Chicago, San hand.” There are people who thrive getting takers. publicly oppose the Jordan Cove all the while giving those who were Francisco and, of course, New York on urban density. They love the But those who don’t care to Energy Project or aerial spraying, nor unknowingly infected an opportunity have become the virus hotspots electricity, being part of a civic drive, have jobs requiring in-person does he mention renewable energy to share the virus with others. It is mainly because they put people in culture high on drama. Throughout collaboration and want high culture like wind power. He also talks about not hard to imagine the 9 today could close quarters with other breath- the coronavirus crisis, New Yorkers on a Wednesday night may choose expanding job training and apprentice- easily be 40 or 50 in another 14 days ing people. That’s how infection have joined together to broadcast to live in the big city. Everyone has ship programs so we have the skilled and more as time goes on. spreads. love for the medical workers risking a vote. workers we need for logging and mar- How did we respond? We shipped In hard-hit New York City, res- their lives in the intensive care units. The thing to bear in mind is that itime, among other trades, however he the first case away and two weeks later idents of means grabbed their kids Evenings at 7, they emerge on fire daily life will not be the same for mentions nothing about what he would we have now quarantined the cases and left for second homes or moved escapes and balconies, or lean out of quite some time -- and not just in the do for the service industry workers in which have tested positive. The policy in with family outside town. Though windows, to cheer for the hospital city. Whether in a crowded urban staffs. bodega or a hair salon on a strip our district. No mention of increasing is, I understand, we only test those who stay-at-home orders have done a re- Many a New Yorker who lived outside town, we will be at risk for the minimum wage, just more of are symptomatic. Isn’t that a little like markable job of bringing down the city’s terrible numbers, real estate through Sept. 11 was moved at the coronavirus infection if we don’t do the same talk about creating “skilled closing the barn door after the horse sight of firefighter heroes cheer- what we should. workers”. has escaped? Would it not be logical experts think some of these urban refugees will not come back. ing on the medical heroes. When Follow Froma Harrop on Twitter Overall, that’s what I got the most to deem it wise to first quarantine volunteers from other parts of the @FromaHarrop. She can be reached from his entry, Mukumoto would give those known to have been in contact And they’re probably right. That’s because for many, the virus country started leaving the hospitals at [email protected]. To find out us more of the same. He would main- with the first infected person and keep to head home, they were surrounded more about Froma Harrop and read tain the local status quo. Of course them isolated until either tests or time was not the one thing pulling them away. It was the last straw. by lines of applauding locals. This is features by other Creators writers he mentions being a strong voice showed they were no longer a threat to community at an intense level. and cartoonists, visit the Creators for the coast when Salem prioritizes the rest of us? Would not an ounce of The sky-high housing costs were already propelling many New There’s also the question of webpage at www.creators.com. Portland, but at some point we have to prevention been far more valuable than where you want to live in a world admit that there is a “Good Ol’ Boys” a pound of cure which, in any case, system around here that is just as does not exist. corrupt as the establishment in Salem, What could our state officials be and just from Mukumoto’s two listed thinking? Are they, in fact, thinking at Canada looks askance at U.S. endorsements, incumbent State Rep. all? No doubt we’ll hear a story that DAVID M. SHRIBMAN Trump’s trial balloon about posting Ottawa, a line that Canadians revere: of District 09 Caddy McKeown, and test kits in short supply or the guide- American soldiers at the Canadian “Geography has made us neighbors. incumbent State Senator of District lines don’t require such action. That’s MONTREAL -- Chalk up another border. History has made us friends.” George W. 05 Arnie Roblan, it seems Mukumoto a pretty sorry response when human victim to the coronavirus that has swept The response from Ottawa was swift Bush took it one step further, calling the has been inducted into the “Good Ol’ lives are at stake. across the globe: the decades-old amity and angry. “We don’t think this is the two countries “family.” Boys” club here. The federal government, at least that tied Canada to the United States in right way to treat a trusted friend and “These two countries have always Caddy has been a supporter of the Administration, has said, “not their cross-border marriages and commercial military ally,” said Deputy Prime Minis- been close,” said former Gov. Michael the JCEP for years and has accepted responsibility – it is the state’s”. Well, relationships, that deepened during ter Chrystia Freeland. S. Dukakis of Massachusetts, a state that World War II, that took the form of three To be sure, there have been squalls in in 2018 exported $3 billion in goods to thousands from fossil fuel industries. Governor Brown, lead, follow or get the two countries’ relationships before. Canada, more than a tenth of its total Caddy said in an article in which she out the darn way! The absurdity of this landmark 20th-century free-trade agree- ments, and that burst into full flower Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper exports. “They’ve got a pretty impres- endorsed Mukumoto that she “cannot situation is totally surreal. when Canada welcomed American jet- once noted that an American invasion of sive prime minister. How are we looking imagine a leader more-well equipped My information comes from The liners and their passengers to Newfound- Canada during the War of 1812 “made these days?” to help the South Coast take on new World newspaper and bulletins from land after the 2001 terrorist attacks. Canada possible.” Canadians looked Canada -- which University of challenges,” but as we deal with Coos County Health and wellness as These new tensions -- flaring now askance as American involvement in Toronto historian Robert Bothwell ever-worsening climate and economic well as OHA bulletins. Will somebody that fear of COVID-19 has gone viral Vietnam deepened and were horrified once described as oscillating “on the crises, we need a leader that is ready please tell (and show) me I am not get- -- have swept away the welcome mat when President Lyndon B. Johnson, American horizon somewhere between to implement transformational change ting the full story and the true picture is that Americans for generations have meeting with Prime Minister Lester an anomaly and a conundrum” -- was and oppose the special interests that much more rational than I think it is? crossed to enter Canada for vacations, B. Pearson at Camp David in 1965, bewildered when Trump attempted to got us into these crises. Please, somebody? family visits and business. They are a grabbed the Nobel Peace Prize winner cut off supplies of the N95 masks, an That’s why even though Mark This is nuts! fresh example of the diminishment of and shook him while remonstrating that impulse from which the White House Daily didn’t have an entry in the voter Jon Barton American influence in the first quarter of the Canadians’ critique of American war finally backed away. pamphlet (which was because of a Coos Bay the 21st century. policies was unwelcome. Doug Ford, Ontario’s premier whose On the North American continent, When, two years ago, Trump rise inspired comparisons to Trump, said mishap in the submission), I am still invoked “national security” to defend his the episode was “like one of your family endorsing him for State Rep. of House On infected inmate transfers to the result is an unexpected and perhaps unprecedented case of social distancing. decision to impose steel and aluminum members (says), ‘OK, you go starve and District 09. Daily will reject the local Shutter Creek True to the maxim of Canada’s Inuit, tariffs on Canada, Freeland, then Cana- we’ll go feast on the rest of the meal.’” status quo and fight for progressive Shutter Creek has put all residents that all threats come from the south, An- da’s foreign minister, mocked the notion Claude Elliott, mayor of the Newfound- change that WILL help our district, in Coos County in great danger dre Picard, a columnist in The Globe and her country was a threat to the more land city of Gander -- where American and protect our environment. Go to because of the transfer of inmates out Mail newspaper, riffed off the old adage powerful nation south of the border. airliner passengers found comfort and markdailyoregondistrict9.com and see into the county. We know the Covid19 that when the United States sneezes, “I would just say to all of Canada’s comfort-food meals when forced to land a platform with actual substance, not virus is deadly and we know cases of Canada catches a cold. “What happens American friends ... Seriously?” after the 9/11 attacks -- channeled the old, regurgitated platitudes. the virus have hit Shutter Creek. Does when the U.S. coughs? When it coughs Though deep ties of anti-American- cooperation celebrated in the Broadway Cameron Langley the state have the right to release a per- that dry hacking coronavirus cough?” he ism swirl along with deep personal ties, show “Come From Away,” saying: Coos Bay son that has been in close contact with asked. “We’re about to find out.” the two countries have longstanding “When we come to those times of a quarantined facility for the Covid19 This spring, with neighboring New links. tragedy in our life, we need everybody Why the little local reaction to rising just because the sentence is been York and Washington considered Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who va- helping each other.” cationed (and likely contracted polio) at Michael Hawes, the director of Ful- infection rate? completed? Normally yes but these are hotbeds of the menacing virus and with Americans stocking up on firearms, Campobello, New Brunswick, traveled bright Canada, acknowledged that, as he I am concerned. As of Wednesday not normal times. We see from what to Windsor, Ontario, in 1937. There he put it, “This is a difficult moment in all there were 3 cases of COVID-19 in has happened that one imported inmate the United States is at risk of losing its cultural and emotional most-favored-na- assured Prime Minister William Lyon relations” and suggested that “this may Coos County, all at Shutter Creek. infected at least a dozen others. Now tion status here. Mackenzie King that the U.S., which not be any worse than others.” On Thursday there were 4 cases, and their HOPING if any of the released “There’s no precedent for this,” said had mounted repeated invasions of its But this is not a relationship like any yesterday there were 8 cases at Shutter come down with systems to call in. Stephane Paquin, a specialist in Canadi- neighbor, would defend Canada from other -- an undefended border a conti- Creek. It would already be too late because an international relations at the Montreal foreign incursions. nent wide, with 150,000 automobiles I’m a retired microbiologist and the person would be very contagious campus of the National School of Public These ties have physical form in the during normal times daily traversing 119 have a bit of medical knowledge. I’m and spreading the virus everywhere Administration (ENAP). “And of course bridges that connect the two countries, border crossings, and with three-quar- not freaked out by reports of COVID he goes. there is the Trump factor that doesn’t particularly the poignantly named Peace ters of Canada’s exports headed to the in Coos County. We should know that Gary Smith make things better.” Bridge that connects Buffalo with Fort United States. And it is a time in the the only reason we have only 8 cases is Myrtle Point President Donald J. Trump’s swiftly Erie, Ontario, and in the canals, locks relationship like few others. that there has been so little testing, less changing views of the seriousness of and dredged waterways of the 2,300- “It is a special moment in Canada, than 1 % of our population. I still shop, Beverage can deposit money the virus and the nation’s response to mile St. Lawrence Seaway that extends because the shift in the relationship’s the COVID-19 threat have exacerbated from the Atlantic Ocean to Lake Supe- tone has been so dramatic and so unwel- but wear mask and gloves and sanitize Beverage cans are accumulating rior and was dedicated jointly by Queen come, violating the special nature of the when I return to my car and put my with no end to the recycling embargo concerns in Canada. “Americans have been behind the Elizabeth II and President Dwight D. ties,” said D. Munroe Eagles, a Nova clothes in the washer and shower when in sight. This is an opportunity for an curve and haven’t done a lot of testing,” Eisenhower in 1959. Scotian who teaches at the University I return home. My husband and are in entity like the Salvation Army, Good- said Christopher Kirkey, director of the John F. Kennedy, who considered at Buffalo. “Things are worse now than our 70’s, and he has heart/lung issues, will, the BSA, or an animal shelter to Center for the Study of Canada at the his counterpart, Prime Minister John they have been in a long time.” so we have to be careful, but not fear- pick them up and hold them in storage State University of New York College at Diefenbaker, an “S.O.B.,” nonetheless (David M. Shribman is the former ful in how we live. until the deposit money can be claimed Plattsburgh. “So it is natural that people is remembered especially fondly in executive editor of the Pittsburgh However, I do not understand how (and safe handling determined). think Americans pose a threat. There is a Montreal -- where a downtown street is Post-Gazette. Follow him on Twitter at little reaction there has been to our Craig Daniels lot of fear about this.” called “Avenue du President-Kennedy” ShribmanPG.) infection rate rising by over 250% Coos Bay Then came the military threat: -- for delivering, in a 1961 speech in The World TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 2020 | A5 Powers man arrested on multiple charges, including arson ON THIS DAY in Coos County history

100 YEARS understatement. April 28, 1920 “This time next year, you won’t be able to recognize where you’re standing,” said Road Bond Issue Election Delayed Lakeside Mayor Rod Schilling. County Court Postpones it Until November Coos County and the city of Lakeside Proposed optional use of funds held illegal – have partnered to fix about 1,226 feet have plenty funds now of the county road that runs through the middle of Lakeside. The project has been Coos county court has postponed three years in the making. the proposed bond issue election until November. It was proposed to hold it Contributed photo in the May primaries but recent events Tribal proposal prompts debate A fire destroyed a home in Powers on Tuesday, April 21. changed it. No decisions have been made on what The attorneys in charge of the direction North Bend will take on a tribal AMANDA LINARES The Powers Police proceedings ruled that the proposal to proposal to join the Coos Bay-North Bend Visitor & Convention Bureau. The World Department, which has em- assign 75 per cent of the total amount to ployed former police Chief certain projects and leave the balance of But community members made their feelings heard Tuesday night. Some urged POWERS — An arson Rhett Davis as a part-time 25 per cent to be expended at the option the council to include the Coquille Indian investigation in Powers last officer, worked really well of the county court was illegal, that the week led police to arrest a law required the money to be voted for Tribe, one alleged blackmail by the tribe, with OSP in identifying and others alleged racist connotations in man who they say commit- definite projects. Nightingale and uncover- words spoken Monday by Councilor Larry ted several other crimes in ing additional cases, said Prowler Robs Clotheslines Garboden. the area. Macho. Two yards on Market Avenue visited by thief “We are not going to accomplish According to a press “The two did a ton of anything in this community unless release from the Powers Towels and pillow cases are taken at homes of boots on the ground inves- Mrs. Fannie Hazard and Mrs. C.F. McKnight we start working together,” said Tom Police Department, at tigative work and by the Younker, vice chairman of the Coquille approximately 3:40 a.m. on A clothing line thief is again operating time the day was over they in Marshfield and will be an annoyance to Indian Tribal Council. “If you want to Tuesday, April 21, Powers actually cleared several the people if his work continues. remain my friend, don’t tell me my word’s Fire and Police Depart- other additional cases,” he Last night someone made a raid on the no good.” ments responded to a fully said. washing which was hanging on the line at involved house fire on the Macho, who was sworn Contributed photo the home of Mrs. C.F. McKnight and the 5 YEARS 400 block of First Avenue. in as the new Powers police Cameron Nightingale, 36, was home of Mrs. Fannie Hazard. April 28, 2015 The house suffered se- chief on March 30, said he arrested and taken to the Coos vere damage and was ruled intends on growing the his- County Jail last week on a number Federal Grand Jury Indicts Coquille police: Please stop pooping on our to be a total loss by local torically one person police of charges. Action Taken Against Several Arrested in Coos streets emergency officials. department in Powers to The federal grand jury at Portland In a press release titled “Oh poop!,” the Shortly after the incident, include additional officers, has returned indictments against several Coquille Police Department has asked that Powers Police Chief Kevin volunteers and staff. from Coos County who were arrested animals and humans stop using the streets Macho said its department Currently, the department DEATH NOTICES and charged with having violated the and sidewalks as a toilet. After receiving “several complaints launched a joint inves- is working on bringing in probation laws. about animals and humans defecating tigation into the fire and three volunteer adminis- Darrell D. Saxton - 81, Nicholas Weber was one of those enlisted assistance from the indicted. Weber was arrested in the and urinating on the sidewalks and streets trators and two additional of Coos Bay died April 24, of Coquille, especially in the downtown Oregon State Police Arson Delmar neighborhood for having liquor reserve officers to begin 2020 in Coos Bay. At his area,” Police Chief Janice Blue says her Investigation Unit. request, no public services and mash in his possession and still which work as early as next week. officers will be on the lookout. will be held. Arrangements it was alleged he operated. Investigative efforts In addition to thanking “A picture was recently taken in front of are under the direction of led police to Cameron W. local emergency personnel the Century 21 business on April 28, 2015 Nightingale, 36, who was and authorities, Macho Coos Bay Chapel 658 An- 50 YEARS derson Ave. 541-267-3131. April 28, 1970 which shows a large dog had defecated on allegedly involved in the also thanked the citizens of the bottom of the newspaper machine,” house fire last week as www.coosbayareafunerals.com Powers for their continued Coos Jail Inspected at Strawn’s Request according to the press release. well as two additional fire support as well the Powers - 39, of Two men from the Oregon Corrections As beautification projects are underway cases and four additional Brian L. Sloan City Council in welcoming Coos Bay, passed away Division are expected today to inspect the in Coquille, Blue wrote, “this certainly vandalism cases as well as him into the community. on April 22, 2020 in Coos Coos County jail at the request of Sheriff does not help the marketing of the car prowl case. In the next coming Bay. Arrangements are un- Charles M. Strawn. Coquille businesses or Coquille as a Nightingale, of Powers, weeks, Macho said he der the care of North Bend Strawn told The World today that he has destination.” was arrested and taken to will continue to work on Chapel, 541-756-0440. urged the division to make a study of the the Coos County Jail on a strengthening communi- www.coosbayareafunerals.com. jail for the past several months. His most UP FOR SOME HISTORIC FUN? number of charges which cation between the depart- recent request was at the urging of the Reporter Tim Novotny points out some fun include three counts of ment and citizens as well Carl Kiser - 94, of Co- Coos County Taxpayer League. He was ways of getting in touch with history in Bay Reckless Burning, five as building its community quille, died April 18, 2020 also asked by the county commissioners to Area this week counts of Criminal Mis- policing program as a way in Coos Bay. Arrange- have a survey made in view of the ballot Certain school teachers have been chief, one count of Crim- to bring the community and ments are under the direc- measure regarding construction of a new saying for decades that getting into history really can be fun. inal Trespass 1, one count department together as one. tions of Amling/Schroeder jail to be voted on during the May 28 of Criminal Trespass 2 and Funeral Service-Coquille primary. While it is an argument that can be one count of Theft 3. Chapel 541-396-3846. tough to win at times, there are a number Frills’ In Education Attacked of local events over the next couple of So-called “frills” in education at weeks that aim to prove those teachers are Marshfield High School – dancing, right. bowling, archery, and golf – were Of course, the Tall Ships Hawaiian DEAR ABBY By Abigail Van Buren questioned at a meeting of parents and Chieftain and Lady Washington are due teachers Monday night. to arrive in Coos Bay this weekend to Teen’s graduation party plans hurt his stepmom’s feeling A salary of $10,000 per year, the headline a handful of retro-themed events custodial supervisor was too questioned in this area. DEAR ABBY: I really could use some out- -- BETRAYED IN OHIO and the need for a district public relations As we wrote earlier this month in these side advice. I am a stepmother who raised my DEAR BETRAYED: You are not overre- director came under fire. pages, the majestic vessels will endeavor husband’s 18-year-old son, “Todd.” We have acting. Your husband is involved in an emo- to sail you back in time. given him a loving home. Todd’s abusive tional affair. For the sake of your marriage, it Percy Hunt told the group, “I admit my thinking is selfish.” He listed his ailments mother abandoned him at 16, and he has lived needs to stop. If he won’t accept it from you, TALL SHIPS ARRIVE with us ever since. perhaps he will listen to his religious adviser, and said he is an authority on tension; lives on a fixed income in retirement and Lou Sennick, The World I have been a caring and generous mother a marriage counselor or your lawyer. Do not The Tall Ships are here! Get your pirate to him since he was 6. I have always gone try to fight this alone; you may need their help expects to pay about $1,000 in taxes on his home for the coming year. outfit on and welcome the Tall Ships out of my way to make sure he feels com- along the way. from Grays Harbor Historical Seaport fortable, loved, fed, etc. So I couldn’t help DEAR ABBY: My husband of 63 years Authority. The Lady Washington and the but feel slapped in the face when he told died three years ago. He was sexually abused 10 YEARS April 28, 2010 Hawaiian Chieftain have returned for their me he doesn’t want to have his graduation by a family friend when he was very young annual visit to Coos Bay. While in port the party at our home. He said he is having it at and never disclosed it. He shared it with me Tall Ships will offer dockside tours, Battle his friend’s parents’ house. This is the same some 20 years after our marriage and asked SHERIFF WANTS TO ADD JAIL BEDS Sails, Adventure Sails and an Evening couple who disapproved of their son spending me not to tell our four children. Jackson proposes rehiring deputies Sail. time in our home while the boys grew up At some point, I shared it with my grown By carving out savings in other areas, The Coos Bay Boardwalk will be because we’re not their religion. daughter, but not my three grown sons. Was I Coos County Sheriff Andy Jackson has I don’t know how to handle this gracefully wrong to do this? My daughter feels I should proposed hiring back three correctional hopping with activities starting at 3:30 without feeling hurt or refusing to be a part tell them, and I sort of agree. Their relation- deputies and reopening 49 unused jail p.m. A proclamation will be read by Tom of it. I know this may seem childish, but it’s ship with their father was loving, but also beds. Leahy, event organizer, naming Coos Bay how I feel on the inside. Can you help me? -- strained. Should I tell them now or let it be? Jackson’s budget proposal addresses the official Tall Ship Port of Oregon and DISAPPOINTED IN THE MIDWEST -- UNSURE IN MICHIGAN a contested issue in the Seat 3 county the Chamber of Commerce will be there DEAR DISAPPOINTED: It might help DEAR UNSURE: I agree with your commissioner race, in which Jackson is for a ribbon cutting. to realize this isn’t a personal slap in the face. daughter. Because the sexual abuse your hus- one of seven challengers running against The First Friday Wine Walk 5-7 p.m. His friend’s parents may have something band suffered may have affected the relation- Commissioner Kevin Stufflebean. Friday, May 1, should be crawling with special planned that Todd doesn’t want to ship he had with your sons, it might be helpful The added jobs would cost the county shifty pirate sorts and salty sailors as miss. It has nothing to do with your parenting if they understand the reason why it was the $186,921 in the 2010-11 fiscal year. But they roam downtown seeking beverages. and plenty to do with his level of immaturity way it was. Sunshine on dark places can yield Jackson’s budget proposal would cut Get your pirate treasure map at the Coos and perhaps the appeal of the other house. positive outcomes. medical costs and reclassify an employee, Bay Visitor Center. Live music will be (Ask him.) Please be smart and refrain from Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van therefore increasing the budget by only playing at 7 Devils Brewing Co., so making this about you, because it isn’t. Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and $90,636, according to figures provided by stop by and support Lab Band’s premier DEAR ABBY: My husband has reconnect- was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Stufflebean. group Evolution. Then move on over to ed with an ex-wife from more than 50 years Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or the Egyptian Theatre at 7:30 p.m. for a ago. He found her on Facebook. They chat ev- P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Lakeside begins street makeover showing of “Endless Summer.” ery day, several times a day. Before he recon- To order “How to Write Letters for All Oc- The scene must have seemed unusual to ------nected with her, he would talk about her, how casions,” send your name and mailing address, people driving past on Tuesday: a cluster These stories were found in the she was his first love and he would always plus check or money order for $8 (U.S. funds) to: of hard-hatted officials pushing golden Marshfield Sun Printing Museum have a special place for her in his heart, even Dear Abby -- Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount shovels into a patch of grass beside Eighth newspaper repository store in Marshfield though she cheated on him and left him. 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Box 749, Coos Bay, OR www.coosbayareafunerals.com A6 | TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 2020 The World EVERYDAY DILBERT CHEAPSKATE BY MARY HUNT Simple Tricks to Make Your Stuff Last Longer Being wasteful is easy, especially when everything seems to be so plentiful and simple to replenish. Just order more. Or run FRANK AND ERNEST to the store, right? Sure, we love to buy things on sale, but that’s not the only way -- or the best way -- to cut costs. Discovering simple ways to make things last longer is the surefire way to save time and money. BLUE DAWN Our favorite degreaser and all-around amazing product, Blue Dawn, typically comes super concentrated. Read the label. It says it right there: “concentrated.” THE BORN LOSER Here’s a great tip: Don’t use Blue Dawn straight out of its container. Dilute it. I’ve used the same sturdy glass decanter for more than 10 years now. It’s attractive (a recycled wine bottle!) and has no lid or cap, which makes it super easy to dispense. I keep the jug of Blue Dawn on a shelf in my laundry room. It’s out of sight, and not that easy to grab mindlessly. When the decanter needs a refill, I eyeball 5 parts ZITS water to 1 part Blue Dawn. SHAMPOO AND CONDITIONER Store bottles upside down to prevent the shampoo or conditioner from getting stuck at the bottom of the bottle. When you can’t get any more out, add a few capfuls of water, and shake. TOILET PAPER It’s human nature to be super wasteful when it appears that we have things like toilet paper, paper CLASSIC PEANUTS towels and other paper goods in abundance. But discover you have what’s left on the roll to last until you can get to the store, and watch THE FAMILY CIRCUS how clever you and the family can be to make it last. The trick to being careful is to create an appearance of scarcity. On purpose. Don’t fill the bathroom cabinet with five rolls of extra toilet paper. Make it one. Then store the rest in a place that’s not exactly convenient -- perhaps in BABY BLUES the basement or under a bed. Even the kids will get a sense that they need to go easy when it appears you’re about to run out. Repeat this trick with other things that seem to disappear overnight. Surprisingly, even the person creating this sense of scarcity will naturally be more careful. Out of sight, out of mind. It works like a charm. TOOTHPASTE Once you’ve squeezed out as ROSE IS ROSE much toothpaste as you can, don’t throw that tube in the trash. Instead, carefully cut the tube open with a pair of scissors, and you’ll have enough for several more brushings. Tip: Store the cut tube in a plastic bag between uses to prevent it from drying out.RAZORS Carefully dry the razor blade off after each use (use a towel, or, better yet, hit it with a blast from a hairdryer), and it will remain sharp twice as long.LIPSTICK LUANN When you get to the bottom of a tube, use a lip brush or a cotton swab to get at the remaining lipstick. You won’t believe how much product remains, even when you think you’ve reached the end. Pro tip: Scoop your lipstick leftovers into an empty lip gloss pot for easy on-the-go use. HAND SOAP Purchase a foaming hand soap dispenser, and turn any regular hand soap into foaming hand soap. You’ll be amazed at how far you GRIZZWELLS and the family can stretch one bottle of soap. Recycling the container of a foaming hand soap product you purchased by prying off the top and refilling with liquid soap is probably not going to work. That’s because, much like the sprayer on a bottle of window cleaner, it is meant to be disposable. It’s one and done.LAUNDRY DETERGENT If you use the “dump” method of adding laundry detergent to the washing machine, I can nearly MODERATELY CONFUSED REALITY CHECK HERMAN guarantee you’re using too much! Get out the owners manual to see what is recommended. Measure carefully. Every. Time. Unless you have super hard water, chances are you can use even less and still get great results, especially if you have a front-loader, which uses very little water. Would you like more information? Go to EverydayCheapskate.com for links and resources for recommended products and services in this column. Mary invites questions, comments and tips at EverydayCheapskate.com, “Ask Mary.” This column will answer questions of general interest, but letters cannot be answered individually. Mary Hunt is the founder of EverydayCheapskate. com, a lifestyle blog, and the author of the book “Debt-Proof Living.” The World TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 2020 | A7 Pelosi joins key Democrats endorsing Biden

ATLANTA (AP) — Pelosi, a longtime friend conclusion that a Biden statement, noted she has a “public option” govern- that he is the party’s best Democratic presidential of Biden’s, is a face of the administration is the best “not always agreed with ment plan to compete with chance to keep the House candidate Joe Biden Democratic establishment chance for Democrats to Vice President Biden on private insurers but not majority and regain Sen- renewed his party unifica- and boasts perhaps the advance a liberal agenda, matters of policy.” Yet she outlaw them, as a major ate control from Repub- tion efforts Monday with widest network across even if in degrees. struck a pragmatic bottom leap forward. He’s also licans. bookend endorsements the party’s wealthiest Pelosi, speaking in a line about the prospects of moved toward the pro- As House minority from Speaker Nancy Pe- donors. Jayapal, who had video, said Biden of- a second Trump term. gressive flank, though not leader in 2018, Pelosi losi and the leader of the previously backed Bernie fers “hope and courage, “Any progress toward a all the way to Sanders and spearheaded Democrats’ House progressive caucus Sanders for president, is values, authenticity and better future requires de- Jayapal, with proposals to midterm House victories. that sometimes battles the co-chair of the Congres- integrity.” She said he’d feating him this Novem- ease student loan debt and The party won more than speaker from the left. sional Progressive Caucus, be a “voice of reason and ber,” Jayapal, 54, said. waive public college tuition 40 Republican-held seats The twin announcements whose members want resilience” amid the coro- Further, the congress- for poor, working-class and to take the majority and from Pelosi and Washing- sweeping expansion of the navirus pandemic. woman echoed a claim many middle-class house- hand Pelosi a second turn ton Rep. Pramila Jayapal federal government’s role The 80-year-old Biden has repeated often holds. Sanders proposed as the first female speaker highlight Biden’s effort to in the economy, notably speaker also cited Biden’s amid his recent outreach forgiving all student loan in U.S. history. avoid a repeat of the 2016 through a single-payer work as President Barack to progressives. She debt and making all public Most of the party’s presidential election, when “Medicare for All” insur- Obama’s vice president framed his agenda as “the college tuition-free. gains came in battle- tensions between establish- ance plan that Biden and during the 2010 health most progressive” for any Pelosi’s support wasn’t ground districts anchored ment Democrats and the Pelosi do not favor. care overhaul and the Democratic nominee “in unexpected now that by suburbs and exurbs, party’s progressive flank The two women economic recovery acts history.” Biden is the presumptive places where the Biden hobbled Hillary Clinton in reflected those varied ap- after the 2008 financial In particular, the Democratic nominee. Her campaign believes he can her loss to President Don- proaches Monday as they collapse. 77-year-old Biden touts his backing nonetheless rein- outpace Trump in Novem- ald Trump. explained their common Jayapal, in her own preferred health care path, forces Biden’s contention ber. Social-distancing not possible in Shutter Creek

ZACH SILVA level it means the adults to individually quarantine itors to the facility, keep in six feet of each other honestly I really don’t The World in custody are transferred every adult in custody, units together and modify each day for multiple know. I know that we all only for few reasons, The World reached out for how units move when in hours at a time. are stressed out to the max HAUSER — As so- including life-saving mea- clarification. line. Employees and in- “As far as individuals here, trapped and watching cial-distancing became sures. Tier 4 also indicates “The above definitions mates alike have also been inside the facility, is it pos- the number of cases rise,” the new normal, the one that the “entire institution are from the CDC and ‘the provided with facemasks sible to have six feet social said Jordon Dean, an adult place in Coos County (is) quarantined for 14 guidance may need to be and both groups have their distance in the sleeping in custody at Shutter Creek where it is most needed days.” adapted based on indi- temperatures routinely arrangement? No, there is in a message to The World. is without the ability to The quarantine guide- vidual facilities’ physical checked. Those who not that possibility,” said “This is really inhumane physically distance people lines from the same brief space, staffing, population, are sick have also been Brian Leon, an epidemiol- in my opinion and they from each other. As of indicate that, “Quarantine operations, and other moved into a different ogist with Coos Health and are not in front of any- Monday afternoon, there refers to confining individ- resources and conditions,’” dorm. Wellness. thing here, it is really out has been 15 positive cases uals who have had close was the latest response. As However, multiple There is a clear worry of control and it’s unfair. of coronavirus reported at contact with a COVID-19 of deadline, it was unclear inmates have told The for those inside Shutter They don’t even take the Shutter Creek Correctional case to determine whether what, if any, additional World that meal times Creek about the spread of time to keep us updated Institution. they develop symptoms steps are being taken at have not differed and coronavirus. and informed. We have to The Oregon Department of the disease. ... Ideally, Shutter Creek. The last 10 individuals still sit side- “We are just sitting investigate ourselves to try of Corrections sent out a each quarantined individ- days have seen 14 addi- by-side with one another. ducks awaiting our turn to get some idea of what brief last week detailing a ual would be quarantined tional cases of coronavirus There is also no protocol to get it and it seems is really going on here. I tiered prevention plan for in a single cell with solid at Shutter Creek. to limit the close nature of inevitable. I know even I don’t know if its better not the correctional facilities walls and a solid door that The Department of individuals while in their have questionable medical knowing or knowing. We across the state. Shutter closes.” Corrections has instituted sleeping quarters. With conditions that could pos- are all worried and now Creek is at what the DOC Since Shutter Creek social distancing policies bunk beds close together, sibly result in a devastating you can even see it on the refers to as Tier 4. At this does not have the ability that no longerOur allow vis- adults Quality in custody are with- reaction to theIs virus butTimeless. faces of those around me.” have been around a total automatically considered been sent to a different dy had tested positive. viduals who have been Virus of six people. a close contact regardless facility that has addition- Over the weekend, two showing symptoms of “There are very few of if they’ve tried to keep al medical care. All 13 adults in custody told the coronavirus. From A1 This Price Isn’t! close contacts that we’re distance or anything of have also been from the The World that inmates The Department of it seems to manifest itself worried about and that’s that nature. 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“In North Bend … the the city than the municipal- planning? Can’t do that, things TV shows don’t city council with a plan to Vote only chance to get new ity received in revenue. because (the State of) usually show are cops stabilize “most revenues From A1 money is through growth, “The way we made that Oregon requires those. doing reports or going to and expenditures for at but if you don’t have land work is, we slowly ate “There’s not a lot of court,” O’Connor said. least five years.” increased by the assessor to grow on, this whole is- away at any reserves we places you wind up cut- “When you make an That included increasing by more than 3 percent in a sue of not having sufficient had,” he said. ting. Those are political arrest, you go to trial the public safety fee to $30, calendar year. revenue comes home to “Twenty years later, the decisions (that would have and are taken out of the which was decided and “That was frozen, and roost.” needs of the community to be) made by the city rotation … to do that, and enacted by the city council the assessment would stay have increased. We’re council.” cases still need attention. in April of 2019. The plan at whatever the value of Keeping up with short of revenue, which Over the past 10 years, So folks are brought in also included possibly re- your house was,” O’Con- expenses is why you start seeing in the North Bend Fire overtime.” negotiating contracts with nor said, adding that when a lot of communities like Department has lost three Before adding to the po- the police and fire depart- a house is sold, it won’t re- O’Connor said Measure ours (more) fees.” personnel. Two were cut lice department staff, the ments, limiting cost-of- set the value of the home. 5 limited the dollars avail- after Southwest Oregon city budgeted $250,000 living increases, asking the “When sold, the person able to local governments Regional Airport ended its to pay for such coverage. departments to roll back at the county and city Cutting police and fire who bought the house paid services contract with the depart- “It created a situation the costs of medical insur- more than it was assessed levels. Meanwhile, these ment for providing fire where employees were ance, as well as picking up at, and only pays what entities still had to account If the fee were to be security during takeoffs working six days a week a portion of the retirement the assessed value is for for their cost increases. $15, O’Connor said it and landings. and couldn’t take regular the city traditionally paid taxes.” “Health insurance is would result in a reduction Another position was time off. for — which is 6 percent. For a city like North going around double-digit of $785,000. If the city lost after former Fire “So that doesn’t help “If that comes to pass, Bend, which has just increases, fuel goes up and were to try saving money Chief Mark Meaker retired with the wellbeing of the for five years we’re secure 4,500 parcels of land and down but most times goes by, say, closing the public and training officer Jim employee or their ability that we have the financial is bordered on three sides up, so the dollars afforded pool and community Brown was elevated to to want to come in if we wherewithal to continue by water, that arrangement to local governments hav- center, and abandoning head the department. “We call,” O’Connor said. to provide services being poses a problem. “Unless en’t caught up to expens- maintenance on the city’s didn’t backfill (Brown’s) “That’s why we added the demanded by the public,” it’s brand-new housing, the es,” he said. parks altogether, the job,” O’Connor said. four officers in the first O’Connor said. value of the home is only O’Connor said he audit- savings would be around At the North Bend Po- place.” For more informa- what the 3 percent might ed 20 years’ worth of the $500,000. lice Department, four of- O’Connor and the tion about the fee and to have been over the period city’s money stream. Over “But you’re still short,” ficers recently were added department took a lon- review the city’s budget, of time the house existed,” that time, he said, in most he said. “So, do you to help offset a growth in ger-term view of the visit www.northbendore- O’Connor said. years it cost more to run eliminate public works or crime. But, “One of those situation and presented the gon.us. NORTHWESTNORTHWEST STOCKSSTOCKS NORTHWESTLOTTERY STOCKS

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The Detroit Tigers can feel certain about one thing: They have the No. 1 pick in the draft. What that Major League Base- ball draft will look like, when and where it will take place and how the selections will be made still isn’t clear. “It’s going to present different challenges, probably,” said Scott Pleis, Detroit’s director of amateur scouting. “It’s just going to be different. It’s not going to affect the outcome, it’ll just be a different way of coming to that outcome.” The NFL experienced that last week because of the coronavirus pandemic, conducting a remote draft with video screens, Zoom The Associated Press chats and other tech innovations Doug Yorke, director of marketing at Dover International Speedway, speaks during a news conference outside the track on Monday. The speedway was scheduled to host a race that made the event popular with this weekend, which like several others has been canceled. The speedway hopes to host an event later this season. fans. Normally, the college baseball season would be in full swing right now, giving major league NASCAR eyes return to racing in May teams a chance to monitor top CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — ca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor not going to create new issues distance. Previous local orders prospects in the weeks leading up Sports will eventually start again Speedway scheduled for May during this pandemic.” expire April 30, meaning teams to the draft. But with college and and all eyes are on NASCAR, 24 could also be held on Memo- NASCAR has been working could theoretically be back at high school games shelved be- which appears to be racing full rial Day weekend for the 60th on a protocol to protect team work by the end of this week — if cause of the virus outbreak, front speed ahead to get there. consecutive year if the North members and drivers, who are they know what to prepare for. offices can only do so much in The sanctioning body is Carolina governor signs off. isolated in the cockpit of their Racing at Charlotte at the what is clearly an abnormal year. working on a revised schedule NASCAR has held only four car during competition. It has not end of May is under review Every team faces similar that could have NASCAR back of its 36 races and is desperate to shed any light on how it plans by Cooper and public health obstacles. on track in roughly three weeks. get back to racing and generate to maintain social distancing at officials. South Carolina officials “The challenges have been The May 9 race at Martinsville revenue that has been on hold the track or what sort of personal have said the state will host a that they stopped playing Speedway in Virginia is the since early March. protective equipment will be “spring” race. The governors of baseball about six weeks into eighth postponement so far, “I know we’ll be watching required. Florida and Texas have invited the spring season,” Washing- but NASCAR hopes to race the NASCAR. I know the IndyCar NASCAR has also only given NASCAR to compete there ton Nationals general manager following weekend. guys are in communication with teams proposed new schedules without spectators. Georgia has Mike Rizzo said. “So that’s been Any event would be without NASCAR,” said Ed Carpenter, and there have been many revi- relaxed restrictions and Atlanta the biggest hurdle that we had spectators, strict limitations on the only driver who is also a team sions because so much depends Motor Speedway is within driv- to face. Fortunately, we dive who can attend from each team owner in IndyCar. “A lot of the on details in each state. ing distance. So is Bristol Motor into this draft thing very, very and at a track within driving promoters are the same promot- Just last week, North Carolina Speedway in Tennessee. seriously. We got a lot done early distance for the North Caroli- ers. We’re all working together to Gov. Roy Cooper said NASCAR Driver Alex Bowman believes on, especially the higher-round na-based teams. try to understand how to do this, teams could return to their race the racing will be good whenever type of premier prospects. We That would certainly favor how to do it the right way to not shops as an essential business pro- it resumes and the personalities have a really good feel of what’s Darlington Speedway in South only bring our racing back to the vided the work did not interfere will help carry the sport. out there in the country.” Carolina for a one-day race fans that want to see it, but also with local stay-at-home orders Last month’s deal between either May 16 or 17. The Co- do it in a safe way to where we’re and employees are able to socially Please see NASCAR, Page B2 MLB and the players’ union paved the way for changes to the draft, which was set to be held June 10-12 in Omaha, Nebraska, in conjunction with the College Kenseth comes out of retirement again World Series. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Ganassi needed a clean start Under the agreement, obtained — Former NASCAR champion in the No. 42 after nearly every by The Associated Press, MLB Matt Kenseth will again come sponsor, including primary back- has the right to delay the dates out of retirement to compete ers McDonald’s and Credit One of the 2020 and 2021 drafts to for Chip Ganassi Racing as the Bank, backed away from Larson. as late as July 20, and MLB may replacement for fired driver Kyle The Japanese-American driver reduce rounds from 40 to five in Larson. was popular, considered a rising 2020 and to 20 in 2021. Larson lost his job two weeks star in the series and about to test Signing bonuses may be de- ago for using a racial slur while free agency before he was fired. ferred, and signing bonuses for competing in a virtual race. Carl Edwards, a former team- undrafted players subject to the Although Ganassi developement mate of Kenseth’s at Roush, was draft will be capped at $20,000. driver Ross Chastain was as- also contacted about driving the If the draft were shortened sumed to be the leading contend- No. 42 but declined to come out all the way to five rounds, that er to replace Larson in the No. of retirement. As for Chastain, would be no small thing. From 42 Chevrolet, the team instead who filled in for Ryan Newman 2006-2010 — a five-year sample announced Monday it will go for three races before the season of players who have had plenty with the two-time Daytona 500 was suspended and has been pa- of time to contribute — the first winner. tiently awaiting a full-time Cup five rounds of the draft produced “I think Matt gives us the ride, Ganassi said: “We’ve got a total of 2,203.5 wins above best chance to win, run up front plans for him.” replacement, according to figures and compete for wins,” Ganassi The Associated Press Kenseth retired from Joe from Baseball-Reference.com. told The Associated Press. “I’ve Matt Kenseth answers questions during Daytona 500 media day at Daytona Interna- Gibbs Racing after the 2017 sea- Rounds 6-40 produced 961.9 always gone with the mantra tional Speedway in Daytona Beach, Fla., on Feb. 22, 2017. son when Gibbs chose to give his WAR (players who were drafted of trying to take the best driver seat to a younger driver. But he but didn’t sign aren’t included in available, and he’s the best driver as the only competitors to win us right now, it just seemed the came back for 15 races to aid the those totals). available right now. And he a Cup Series championship, timing and the opportunity was rebuild at Roush Fenway Racing, Although the bulk of the value brings something to our sponsors rookie of the year award and the perfect to come back.” his original team, in 2018. He is clearly concentrated in the first that they need right now. Stabil- Daytona 500. Ganassi said the team will turned 48 on March 10. few rounds, players taken in the ity. No baggage. Family man. “This was an unexpected petition NASCAR for a waiver The move makes Kenseth sixth round or later can and do Daytona 500 winner. Champion- opportunity for sure. I can’t say to make Kenseth, the 2003 Cup teammates again with Kurt go on to productive big league ship winner.” racing was even on my radar two champion, eligible to race for the Busch — they were teammates careers — two-time NL Cy Kenseth is in a class of drivers weeks ago,” Kenseth said. “After title this season. NASCAR com- at Roush early in their careers Young Award winner Jacob de- that includes Hall of Famers spending some time thinking pleted just four of its 36 races — and in a Chevrolet in the Grom notably was a ninth-round Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon, about it and all the unique before the season was suspended Cup Series for the first time for pick by the Mets in 2010. Richard Petty and David Pearson circumstances surrounding all of due to the coronavirus pandemic. Kenseth. B2 | TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 2020 The World Seattle NBA pushes back timeline for teams MIAMI (AP) — The it “may push this timing inside facilities except NBA has pushed back the back if developments war- when working out, that opts for possible reopening date rant.” The league planned any staff members present of some team practice fa- on giving teams the option would have to wear face cilities for at least a week of reopening facilities as masks and gloves, and that seasoned until May 8 at the earliest, early as Friday, though a minimum distance of 12 saying Monday the extra ultimately decided more feet would be required as time was needed in part to time was needed across a buffer between players players make sure player training the league for many and staff members working SEATTLE (AP) — The options would be safe and reasons. with them. Seattle Seahawks were controlled in an effort to But whenever those The exception in that not in search of projects in The Associated Press try to mitigate the threats practice courts open — lo- 12-foot case would be this year’s NFL draft. That Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll speaks during a press caused by the coronavirus cal government clearance when medical or athletic might have to do with the conference at the NFL football scouting combine ion Feb. 25, 2020. pandemic. would be needed first in training personnel are changes to this offseason And when those facili- all cases — there will not in contact with players. made necessary by the very very quick manner,” respectively. ties reopen, the rules will be an immediate return The person spoke to the coronavirus pandemic. Seattle general manager Parkinson may struggle be strict. to normal. A person with The Associated Press on Known for gambling John Schneider said. as a blocker early in his The May 8 date is knowledge of the league’s condition of anonymity on players with potential Seattle made eight career but at 6-foot-7 is far from firm, the NBA plans said players would because the details were to develop, the Seahawks selections, tied for the a huge target for Russell said, warning teams that have to wear face masks not publicly released. appeared to seek a bit more fewest by Schneider and Wilson. Parkinson had 48 certainty this time around, coach Pete Carroll during catches last season and focusing less on the their tenures. Getting to in 2018 had seven touch- quantity of selections and that number required a downs on 29 catches. NASCAR will have racing Thursday real competition. more on players who can late trade, sending a 2021 Dallas may be the more night without fans. He said the track has laid be successful contributors sixth-round pick to Miami intriguing option. He From B1 NASCAR’s business off its maintenance team without major makeovers. to move back into the was recruited to Miami model depends heavily and furloughed a “handful They believe first-round- seventh round. as a wide receiver before on both sponsorship and of others” during the shut- er Jordyn Brooks can All eight of Seattle’s moving to running back “I would just assume television money and both down, but is still planning contribute at linebacker picks came from Power and leading the Hurricanes less cameras and inter- have come to a stop. Cham- on hosting races this year. right away. They think Five programs, and none in rushing last season. He’s views and stuff like that, pionship-winning crew “Obviously all the an- pass-rushder Darrell Taylor appears to be a major de- also considered an excep- so some of that stuff might chief Rodney Childers last cillary income we get from can address their biggest velopmental project. tional pass blocker and be cut down or have to be week listed his golf cart, tickets, merchandise, con- weakness from last season. “We’re really in the would appear to be an ide- in a different format, but racing simulator, Peloton cessions, parking, camping, They believe Damien mode of adaptation, through al option for the Seahawks we’re all still the same and other toys for sale those dollars are critical Lewis is the right guard of everything,” Carroll said. on third downs. people that we are,” Bow- after Stewart-Haas Racing to our business,” Tatoian the future and could start “Look at what we just did. “My favorite part of man said. “Clint Bowyer is became the final team in said Monday. “But given this year. Everything is kind of fluid, third-down situations is still going to be hilarious; NASCAR to cut pay. the circumstances, like all Even some of the five and on the move and you’ve protecting the quarter- Kyle Busch is still going to Mike Tatoian, president the other businesses in the players taken in Satur- got to be flexible.” back,” Dallas said. have people mad at him.” of Dover International world, we are going to do day’s later rounds have a ROUND 4: For all the THE SEATTLE WAY: Some racing has already Speedway in Delaware, was the best we can. We’ve chance to be contributors success Seattle has enjoyed Syracuse defensive end Al- started: Park Jefferson Inter- supposed to host the first of built budgets accordingly as rookies. on the final day of the ton Robinson already has national Speedway in South two NASCAR Cup Series to if we have fans or we “Absolutely. I mean, not draft, the fourth round has a feel for what Seattle ex- Dakota raced on a dirt oval races this weekend. Instead, don’t have fans, but either necessarily an emphasis brought some busts, partic- pects from its pass rushers. without spectators Saturday, a virtual version of his track way, we will get through from a conference stand- ularly with wide receivers. Robinson did his pre-com- while Tri-County Racetrack will be used in NASCAR’s this healthy and we’ll start point, but an emphasis This year, the Seahawks bine training in Bellevue, in North Carolina said it iRacing Series as he awaits 2021 in a good position.” to try to find people that went with a tight end and Washington, at the same we’re going to be able to a pass-catching running gym where Bobby Wagner, NFL Transactions click with our coaches and back in Round 4: Colby K.J. Wright and several vibe with our locker room Parkinson of Stanford and other players work out in DeeJay Dallas of Miami, the offseason. ARIZONA CARDINALS — Hamilton, TE Sean McKeon, OT Shelton to a one-year contract. and be able to do that in a Agreed to terms with undrafted free Terence Steele, DE Ron’Dell Carter, MIAMI DOLPHINS — Waived LB agents; TE Ryan Becker, OL Jake WR Aaron Parker, RB Rico Dowdle, Terrill Hanks, S Montre Hartage, LS Benzinger, WR Jermiah Braswell, WR Stephen Guidry, S Luther Kirk, Taybor Pepper and RB Samaje Per- DL T.J. Carter, OL Jackson Den- TE Charlie Taumoepaeu, LB Azur ine. Signed Undrafted Free Agents; nis, OL Drew Dickinson, S Reggie Kamara and WR Kenrick Rogers. WR Kirk Merritt, WR Matt Cole, TE Floyd, OL Steven Gonzalez, S DENVER BRONCOS — Signed Bryce Sterk, OL Donnell Stanley, OL Reggie Floyd, OL Steven Gonza- Undrafted Free Agents; QB Riley Nick Kaltmayer, DT Benito Jones, lez, RB Sirgeo Hoffman, TE Parker Neal, RB Levante Bellamy, WR DL Ray Lima and DE Tyshun Ren- Houston, WR Shane Leatherbury, Zimari Manning, WR Kendall Hin- der. Signed S Kavon Frazier. CB Zane Lewis, WR Rashad Me- ton, OL Hunter Watts, DB Essang MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Agreed daris, WR Devin Phelps, DL Adam Bassey and DB Douglas Coleman to terms with undrafted free agents; Shuler, LB Reggie Walker, WR III. Waived S Tyvis Powell, TE Bug T Brady Aiello, TE Jake Bargas, Skin JoJo Ward, RB Jonathan Ward, CB Howard, DL Deyon Sizer and DL WR Dan Chisena, CB Nevelle Jace Whittaker, CB Jarren Williams Jay-Tee Tiuli. Clarke, WR Quartney Davis, S Myl- and CB Bejour Wilson. DETROIT LIONS — Signed Un- es Dorn, LB Jordan Fehr, TE Nakia ATLANTA FALCONS — Agreed to drafted Free Agents; FB Luke Sell- Griffin-Stewart, G Tyler Higby, C terms with undrafted free agents; CB ers, TE Hunter Bryant, DB Jalen Jake Lacina, LB Blake Lynch and Tyler Hall, DE Austin Edwards, DT Elliott, DB Bobby Price, DB Jere- DT David Moa. Hinwa Allieu, FB Mikey Daniel, LB miah Dinson, P Arryn Siposs and NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Cancer Jordan Williams, LB Ray Wilborn, LS Steven Wirtel. Released RB Tra Signed Undrafted Free Agents; QB DE Bryson Young, DT Sailosi Latu, Carson, LS James Fisher, G Casey Brian Lewerke, QB J’Mar Smith, C Austin Capps, CB Delrick Abrams, Tucker and P Matt Wile. RB JJ Taylor, WR Will Hastings, today’s most common form. LT Hunter Atkinson, TE Caleb Repp, GREEN BAY PACKERS — WR Sean Riley, WR Jeff Thom- WR Jalen McCleskey, RT Scottie Signed Undrafted Free Agents; QB as, WR Isaiah Zuber, TE Rashod Dill, WR Chris Rowland, TE Jared Jalen Morton, RB Patrick Taylor, Berry, DT Bill Murray, DT Courtney Pinkney, CB Rojesterman Farris, OT WR Darrell Stewart, TE/FB Jordan Wallace, DE Nick Coe, DE Trevon Evin Ksiezarczyk, WR Juwan Green Jones, OT Zack Johnson, OG Travis Hill, ILB De’Jon Harris, ILB Kyahva and OG Justin Gooseberry. Bruffy, DE Willington Previlon, DE Tezino and CB Myles Bryant. Re- With early detection, even the BALTIMORE RAVENS — Signed Tipa Galeai, LB Krys Barnes, DB leased DL Keionta Davis and DB Undrafted Free Agents; QB Tyler Marc-Antoine Dequoy, CB Stanford Obi Melifonwu. Placed FB James Huntley, RB Bronson Rechsteiner, Samuels, CB Will Sunderland and S Develin on the reserve/retired list. most aggressive forms can be RB, Ty’son Williams, WR Jaylon Henry Black. Released QB Manny NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Moore, TE Jacob Breeland, TE Eli Wilkins. Re-signed free agent WR Agreed to terms with QB Taysom Wolf, OL Daishawn Dixon, C Trys- Allen Lazard and DB Chandon Sulli- Hill on a two-year contract. Signed treated and even cured! tan Colon-Castillo, C Sean Pollard, van to one-year contracts. QB Jameis Winston to a one-year DT Aaron Crawford, DE John Daka, HOUSTON TEXANS — Released contract. Agreed to terms with un- DE Chauncey Rivers, DE Marcus S Tashaun Gipson. Signed free drafted free agents; WR Marquez Willoughby, ILB Kristian Welch, DB agents LS Anthony Kukwa and S Callaway, OL Calvin Throckmorton, Jeff Hector, CB Josh Nurse, CB Michael Thomas. Signed undrafted OL Jordan Steckler, DT Malcolm Khalil Dorsey, S Nigel Warrior, K free agents; NT Auzoyah Alufohai, Roach, RB Tony Jones, LB Joe Ba- Jake Vogel and P Dom Maggio. G Cordel Iwuagwu, ILB Jan John- chie, DB Keith Washington, WR Ju- Schedule BUFFALO BILLS — Signed Un- son, OLB Jamir Jones, RB Scottie wan Johnson, DE Gus Cumberland- drafted Free Agents; LB Mike Bell, Phillips, WR Tyler Simmons, TE er, DB Tino Ellis, P Black Gillikin, OL RB Antonio Williams, TE/FB Reg- Dylan Stapleton, QB Nick Tiano Adrian Magee and OT Darrin Paulo. gie Gilliam, OL Marquel Harrell, OL and C Elex Woodworth. NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed your exam Brandon Walton, OL Trey Adams, INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Undrafted Free Agents; QB Case CB Ike Brown, DB Josh Thomas Signed Undrafted Free Agents; Cookus, RB Javon Leake, WR Der- and S Garrett Taylor. WR Demichael Harris, OL Carter rick Dillon, WR Austin Mack, WR CAROLINA PANTHERS — Signed O’Donnell, DL Kameron Cline, DE Binjimen Victor, WR Rysen John, today! undrafted free agents; DE Myles Kendall Coleman, DT Chris Wil- TE Kyle Markway, OL Kyle Murphy, Adams, WR’s Omar Bayless and liams, CB Travis Reed, S Donald DE Dana Levine, Edge Niko Lalos TreVontae Hights, T Brandon Bow- Rutledge Jr. and K Rodrigo Blan- and DB Christian Angulo. en, LB’s Jason Ferris, Sam Franklin, kenship. Waived TE Billy Brown NEW YORK JETS — Signed Un- Jordan Mack, Chris Orr and David and WR Steve Ishmael. drafted Free Agents; WR Lawrence Reese, DB Myles Hartsfield, G Mike JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Re- Cager, WR George Campbell, OT 541-672-7546 Horton, C Frederick Mauigoa, TE’s leased K Jon Brown, LB Austin Cali- Jared Hilbers, DT Sterling Johnson, Giovanni Ricci and Cam Sutton, tro, OL Donnell Green, WR Charone DT Domenique Davis, LB Bryce DT Austrian Robinson, RB Rodney Peake and WR/CB Jayson Stanley. Huff, DB Shyheim Carter, CB Javelin Smith and OL Sam Tecklenburg. Agreed to terms with undrafted free Guidry Jr. and CB Lamar Jackson. Accepting Medicare, CHICAGO BEARS — Signed agents; S J.R. 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Released RB Darrin Hall, WR Ja- WR Scotty Washington, OL Josh KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — mal Custis and S Tray Matthews. Knipfel, OL Clay Cordasco, LB Signed Undrafted Free Agents; Signed Undrafted Free Agents; FB Kendall Futrell, LB Marcel Spears WR Andre Baccellia, WR Maurice Spencer Nigh, G Christian Monta- Jr. and CB Isaiah Swann. French, WR Justice Shelton-Mos- no, DE Josiah Coatney, DE Calvin CLEVELAND BROWNS — ley, WR Cody White, WR Aleva Taylor, LB John Houston, LB Leo Signed Undrafted Free Agents; QB Hifo, WR Kalija Lipscomb, OL Yasir Lewis, LB James Lockhart, CB Tra- Kevin Davidson, RB Benny LeMay, Durant, OL Darryl Williams, OG Jo- jan Bandy, CB James Pierre and P RB Brian Herrien, WR Tony Brown, vahn Faif, DT Tershawn Wharton, Corliss Waitman. 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