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Randy Spicer II spacecraft from the same launchpad used in the Apollo Staff Reporter/Commentary 11 mission in 1969, and successfully landed the Falcon 9 rocket used to propel the spacecraft. hen President Donald Trump announced Friday the This fall, iOS 11 will be released by Apple. With the update, United States would withdraw from the voluntary Siri will be able to help break communications barriers by Paris agreement, there was a global outcry from translating answers in languages such as Chinese, French, several groups saying the decision would exacerbate German, Italian and Spanish. Wthe effects of climate change. These are all incredible milestones in human history, but none While this issue may not be at the forefront of the American have generated the collective reaction needed to put differences conscience, it is a divisive topic dissimilar to other particular aside and focus on the betterment of society that we experienced moments in the country’s history. with the space program. In the 1960s, the Apollo missions and NASA spaceflight programs According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Tuesday, most helped a generation fall in love with space and innovation. The Americans believe the United States should take “aggressive action” missions were able to generate a level of enthusiasm and patriotism to fight climate change, but few see it as a priority issue when America hadn’t seen since the World War II era. Since then, it has compared with the economy or security. been difficult to get back to that collectivism without a tragedy Of the 3,690 respondents, the poll also found 68 percent of taking place, such as the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 and the Americans want the United States to lead global efforts to slow September 11, 2001, terror attacks. climate change, and 72 percent agree “that given the amount of This begs the questions: Is climate change the next major greenhouse gases that it produces, the United States should take collectivist effort? And, will it be spurred by tragedy? aggressive action to slow global warming.” It’s difficult to say, considering climate change seems to be a Climate change is often considered a global threat to agriculture, partisan issue. Most democrats and those who lean politically infrastructure and natural habitats, such as coral reefs. left agree climate change is a present danger to which humans In 2016, NASA released data showing global surface contribute. Meanwhile republicans and those who lean politically temperatures across land and ocean in February were 1.35 right are more likely to say climate change isn’t a pressing issue. degrees Celsius warmer than the average temperature for Technological advancements and innovative ideas are being February from 1951 to 1980. presented at breakneck speed, such as getting humans back to the That same year, the Great Barrier Reef made headlines moon— or at the very least out of Earth’s atmosphere. after scientists who surveyed the reef said it had suffered Driverless cars from Google and Uber are on the road right the worst coral die-off ever recorded due to warm waters Josh Burton/WDN now and some experts are predicting self-driving trucks could be Truman Bluth enjoys available in the next five to 10 years. •Please see UNITED, his first day of fishing On Saturday, June 2, Elon Musk’s SpaceX launched its Dragon Page 3 classes offered by the Weatherford Parks and Rec. program. Clinton physician named in SWOSU new status: wrongful death suit we’ll tell you why Alison Morris Randy Spicer II suffering “pain of mind and body” Alison Morris Lifestyles Editor SWOSU has a 91.55-percent admission Staff Reporter following the death of their son in 2015, Lifestyles Editor rate according to MSN. The WDN will according to court documents. n a new seriesdelve theinto Weatherford the data of how Daily this News compares will wrongful death suit petition The defendant is Dr. Michael outhwestern Oklahoma beState breaking to other down colleges. the following reasons why alleging a doctor at the Clarke Hensley, a licensed medical University in WeatherfordSouthwestern Being Oklahoma situated in State a small University community was Integris Clinton Regional practitioner in Oklahoma employed by was ranked No. 18 in theranked Top No.like 18 Weatherford in the Top 25 was best also schools listed asof a2017 Hospital was “willful, AllianceHealth in Clinton. 25 best schools of Iby2017 MSN. by reason for the ranking. The WDN will recklessA and negligent in the medical According to an affidavit, on June 17, MSN in May. 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Alison Morris/WDN Riley Taylor built and flew a straw rocket at the library Tuesday. WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 - PAGE 3 Kids with disabilities find ‘pure joy’ in toy cars that boost mobility ach of the shiny “This is a first for her. ... class preschool program for The students removed the new vehicles had Now she can go wherever children with disabilities. foot pedal and reconfigured Ea pit crew and a she wants to go.” She and physical therapist the wiring to replace it with a balloon to mark the special Jackson’s daughter, Jennifer Cox received power button. Most buttons occasion. 3-year-old Abbi, has a a $1,300 grant through are on the steering wheel. A Provided The 12 young drivers neurological disorder the Frisco Education few are strategically placed Morgan Craig, 5, takes his car for a spin. Behind came for the fun. But their called Rett Syndrome. She Foundation to buy three elsewhere-off to one side, parents and teachers know was among the students vehicles. Further efforts behind the head- to play to him, Centennial High student Colin Burden these motorized ride-on at the Early Childhood raised another $5,000 a child’s strength. keeps an eye on children zooming around in toy vehicles serve a more School chosen for this through the Frisco Sunrise Engineering students also their retrofitted cars at the Frisco ISD Career and practical purpose. They unique effort in Frisco Rotary Club to purchase added a kill switch for Technical Education Center. The engineering give students with severe ISD. eight more vehicles. parents, harnesses, seat students met with the families to explain each disabilities the mobility to It was inspired by the Increasing mobility is key belts, safety rails and other vehicle’s features. explore the world around University of Delaware’s for these students, Brittain features, depending on each them at the touch of a GoBabyGo program. The said. “We know that when student’s needs. They used grader Molly Lammes touch. But that feeling gets button. research lab developed they play a part in that 3D printers to create the said. forgotten as they seek the The toy cars also spark the basics for modifying mobility that they then have parts they needed. S ix-year-old Adam thrill of moving, she said. greater cognitive gains and ride-on cars, then shared that desire to move,” she It wasn’t difficult to get Ahmed has always loved “It’s awesome,” Craig can help students qualify its manual online. Frisco said. th e students to pitch in cars. The first-grader at said of the toy cars. “I just for a motorized wheelchair ISD’s test run last year Teachers Travis Volk and whenever they finished Pink Elementary had can’t believe how quickly at an earlier age. with one vehicle and one Ken Strong enlisted their their classwork early,” outgrown two other ride-on he picked it up.” “Pure joy,” Meggan student was a success. second-year engineering Volk said. “They saw the vehicles his family bought. Morgan, who was born Jackson said of her “We just knew we had students at Frisco ISD’s true meaning behind what His latest one- modified by premature at 22 weeks daughter’s freedom to to make this bigger,” said Career and Technical they were doing.” the engineering students a n d f o u r d a y s , h a s motor across the room in Lindsay Brittain, a teacher Education Center to retrofit T h e r e w a r d c a m e _ accommodates his long developmental delays. her mini Volkswagen bus. with the active learning the cars. last Wednesday night. legs. “A lot of times people Engineering students Adam, who has cerebral underestimate these kids,” met with families of the palsy, couldn’t wait to get she said. “They just learn youngsters at the CTE out of his wheelchair and differently. We have to UNITED Center to explain each into his sleek black ride-on find new avenues and guide vehicle’s features. The truck. He didn’t need words them.” •Continued from Page 1A kids then got to test-drive to communicate. His huge Morgan doesn’t fully them before taking the toy smile said it all. understand the concept bleaching and weakening the coral. are responsible for almost all of the vehicles home. Once their Besides being fun, the of his new car yet- but he The Paris agreement is mostly increase in greenhouse gases in the child outgrows the car, cars teach cause and effect. caught on quickly. symbolic, as it is voluntary, but the atmosphere during the last 150 years, families will return it to the When kids touch the big “He likes the fact that he foundation of the agreement is to according to research compiled by the district so it can be given to red button on the steering can go,” Craig said. And prevent the global average temperature Intergovernmental Panel on Climate another child. wheel, the car powers typical boy that he is, “he from rising 2 degrees Celsius. Change (IPCC) in 2007. “It’s really cool to see forward. Children with likes to go fast.” Even though the agreement is That same year the IPCC and Al Gore the impact we had,” 10th- sensory issues don’t like to nonbinding – and countries are allowed were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace to set their own goals, President Prize “for their efforts to build up and Trump called it a “self-inflicted major disseminate greater knowledge about economic wound” that weakens US man-made climate change, and to lay sovereignty and said China and India the foundations for the measures that are Wednesday, June 7 , 2017 would be treated more fairly than the needed to counteract such change.” United States. Most millennials agree climate change VOLUME 129 Number 112 Trump also cited a “cost to the is real and, according to a public opinion economy” impact of nearly $3 trillion poll issued by the Institute of Politics The Weatherford Daily News (SECE 670940) is published Tuesday through in lost gross domestic product by 2040, at Harvard in April 2015, three in four Saturday mornings by Weatherford News, Inc., P.O. Box 191, 118-120 S. though some fact-checkers have called millennials believe global warming is a Broadway, Weatherford, OK 73096. Periodicals postage is paid at Weatherford, OK. POSTMASTER: Please send address changes, Form 3579, to the Weatherford this estimate unrealistic. fact. Daily News,P.O. Box 191, Weatherford, OK 73096 The EPA says human activities PAGE 4 - WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 Longest WCWS game goes OU’s way

n the longest game in the history of the Women’s College World Series Championship Series, No. 10 Oklahoma (60-9) outlasted No. 1 Florida (58-9) in an epic 17-inning, 7-5 victory Monday night. Seeking a fourth national title, OU will tried to close out the best-of-three Iseries Tuesday night. “Epic, epic battle,” said Oklahoma head coach Patty Gasso after the game. “I don’t know what else — that was it. This is one of the greatest games I think in College World Series history, I would guess.” Oklahoma was also involved in the previous record for longest WCWS Championship Series game, its 12-inning contest vs. Tennessee in Game One in 2013. Monday’s game was the third longest in program history, surpassed only by a 20-inning game against Texas Woman’s University (4/8/79) and a 19-inning contest vs. Oklahoma State (4/20/83). OU lost both those games, however, making Monday’s game the longest win in the OU record book. Oklahoma registered its 60th win Monday night, reaching the 60-win plateau for just the second time in program history (66 in 2000). Junior Paige Lowary started (for the first time since April 28 at Texas Tech) and finished it, while fellow junior threw 6.2 innings of relief after taking over for Lowary to start the sixth. Lowary, now 16-3, threw a career-high 10.1 innings, the most since tossed 10.2 innings in April of 2011. Lowary finished with seven and two runs allowed on eight hits and a walk. Parker struck out seven, as well, and allowed three runs on four hits with three walks. Four Sooners had multi- games as freshman Provided Nicole Mendes and sophomores Shay Knighten, Fale The younger Weatherford Lady Eagle volleyball teams are off to a great start this summer with Aviu and all had two hits. Knighten two individual skills camps that happened this week. Participants in the 5th-7th grade camps are •Please see SOFTBALL, pictured at top and the participants in the 8th-9th grade camps are pictured above. Page 5 Weekend baseball tournament bracket set Josh Burton Sports Editor

he Weatherford Eagles varsity baseball summer team will participate in the Zorian Tournament this weekend. The tournament has four pools set up, with Pool A and Pool B playing at Southmoore High School and Pool C and Pool D playing at Bishop McGuinnessT High School. Weatherford will be in Pool D, playing at McGuinness. The team’s first game is scheduled 12:30 p.m. Thursday against Choctaw. The Eagles will return to McGuinness Friday for two games. The first game is set for 12:30 p.m. against Putnam City North, followed by a game 2:45 p.m. against Chandler. The Eagles will not play Saturday. If Weatherford finishes first or second, they will play Sunday. A first-place finish means they’ll play 3:15 p.m. Sunday at Southmoore. A second-place finish means they’ll play 3:15 p.m. Sunday at McGuinness. If the team finishes third or fourth, they will not play Sunday. Summer Pride, 7-on-7s scheduled Josh Burton The second two are scheduled for Sports Editor July 10 and 12, but times have not been set yet. Provided unior High and High School Weatherford, Fairview and Watonga Oklahoma’s Shay Knighten celebrates on her way around the base path boys and girls will have the have been confirmed as participating after hitting a three-run in the top of the 17th inning Monday opportunity to participate in with five other schools possibly night at the Women’s College World Series in Oklahoma City. Summer Pride beginning June 12 participating as well. J(Monday). The strength and conditioning program will give athletes in the sixth through 12th grade a chance to prepare for the 2017-18 seasons. Assistant coach Cody Cantrell said the sessions will vary in time, depending on the age of the athlete. The Junior High boys sessions will run from 8:15-9:45 a.m. Monday through Thursday, June 12 through July 20. This is for boys in grades 6-8. The Junior High girls sessions, as well as the High School girls sessions, will run from 9:30-11 a.m. Monday through Thursday, June 12 through July 20. This is for girls in grades 6- 12. The High School boys sessions will run from 7-8:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday, June 12 through July 27. This is for boys in grades 9-12. Cost is $60 to participate in the program. For more information about Summer Pride, Cantrell said people can contact him at (580) 816-0504 or [email protected]. Along with the Summer Pride schedule, Cantrell said the football team will participate in four 7-on-7 games this summer. All four will be at Milam Stadium on the campus of Southwestern Oklahoma State University. Provided The first scrimmage is set for 10 a.m. The Weatherford White Pee Wee recently won the Hydro-Eakly Pee Wee Tournament. The players are ages June 26, with the second 7-on-7 10 9 and 10. a.m. June 28. WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 - PAGE 5

SOFTBALL •Continued from Page 4 now leads the team with 18 multi-RBI games this year. Knighten was the hero offensively Monday night, breaking a 4-4 tie in the top of the 17th inning with a towering three-run home run to left field. It was her 11th of the season and third WCWS home run of her young career. Knighten’s bomb came off Florida’s Kelly Barnhill, the USA Softball Player of the Year. Barnhill started the game and was replaced by to start the eighth before returning again in the 16th. Barnhill allowed five runs after allowing just nine on the entire season entering the game. After twice rallying to prolong the game, the Gators looked like they may do it a third time in the bottom of the 17th, but they could only muster one run before Lowary finished the game with the 40th combined between the two teams. Neither team could score over the first four extra innings, but that all changed in the top of the 12th. It started with Knighten when she lined an 0-2 pitch down the left field line for a leadoff . On the very next pitch, Aviu pulled the offering from relief pitcher Delanie Gourley into the right field stands for her fifth home run of the season and the first postseason home run in her career. Florida wouldn’t go down without a fight again as the Gators tied it in the bottom of the inning. Jordan Roberts drew a leadoff walk and was replaced by pinch runner Lily Mann, while Sophia Reynoso followed with a single into right field. Parker battled back and got a popped up bunt and strikeout for two outs. Lowary re-entered the game and got ahead 0-2 against leadoff hitter Amanda Lorenz, but two pitches later Lorenz doubled to left-center to plate Reynoso and Mann to even it up at 4-4. After 3.5 scoreless innings to open the game, Florida finally broke the 0-0 draw in the bottom of the fourth. With one out, Nicole DeWitt doubled into right field and Aleshia Ocasio put the Gators on top with an RBI single back up the middle. The lead would not last long, though, as the Sooners quickly tied the game up in their next trip to the plate. In the top of the fifth, junior Nicole Pendley laced a double into the gap in right- center with one out. Romero batted next and drove a 1-1 pitch back up the middle to bring home Pendley with the first allowed by the Gators in the World Series. Oklahoma then pulled in front in the top of the sixth when Mendes launched a solo home run to right field on a 1-2 pitch. It was her sixth home run of the season. The Sooners were one pitch away from capturing the game but the Gators rallied in the bottom of the seventh. Janell Wheaton drew a leadoff walk against Parker, but a putout at second base brought the first out. Pinch hitter Brooke Clemens then popped out to junior Kelsey Arnold at shortstop for the second out of the inning. Sophia Reynoso batted next and fisted a full-count pitch into left center that landed safely despite the diving efforts of Pendley in center field and senior Macey Hatfield in left. Ocasio, who had reached on the fielder’s choice earlier in the frame, came home from second with the tying run. The Sooners set season highs for at-bats (62), putouts (51), assists (24) and (17.0), set program WCWS records for putouts and assist and tied team WCWS records for RBI (7), home runs (3), hit by pitch (2) and double plays turned (2).

Provided Oklahoma pitcher Paige Lowary, right, celebrates with catcher Lea Wodach afte Lowary struck out the final batter in a 17-inning game against Florida Monday night. PAGE 6 - WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017

In Custody with unlawful material Arizona – unable to make aren’t his. 11:22 p.m. – public assist – 500 block N. 2nd Christian Jose Aguilar applied to the windshield. contact with subject. 3:01 p.m. – business assist – 4000 block – extra patrol. is scheduled to appear Joseph Robert Lee 11:02 a.m. – public foot patrol – 4200 block Carriage – extra patrol. 2:56 a.m. – sick or Wednesday for the is scheduled to appear assist – Sycamore and Carriage – walkthrough. 11:27 p.m. – public injured person – 1200 charges of aggravated Wednesday for the Davis – removed trash 3:14 p.m. – business assist – 3000 block block N. 7th – fire has DUI, possession of charge of one count can from roadway. foot patrol – 4700 Logan – all okay on extra control. marijuana and driving of malicious injury to 11:50 a.m. – public block Engineering patrol/ 4:45 a.m. – public without a valid driver’s property. assist – 200 block W. – walkthrough. 11:56 p.m. – public assist – 1000 block license. Total bond is Pamela Creamer is Rainey – storm siren is 5:28 p.m. – reckless assist – 2000 block Gartrell Place – all $1,780.25. scheduled to appear working properly. driver – I40 WB 85 G. Dean Radar – appears to be secure. James Roe Burns Wednesday for the 11:50 a.m. – public MM – unable to locate a walkthrough, all OK. 5:13 a.m. – noise Jr. is scheduled to charge of receiving/ assist – 1300 block N. vehicle swerving. disturbance – 3400 block appear Wednesday for possession/ concealing Washington – storm siren 5:52 p.m. – business Tuesday Fairway – all okay, did possession of marijuana stolen property. is working properly. foot patrol – 100 block 12:12 a.m. – public not hear anything. second and subsequent Vicki Ramsey is 11:51 a.m. – public W. Main – walkthrough. assist – 1600 block S. 5:33 a.m. – public charge. Bond will be set scheduled to appear assist – cemetery 6:49 p.m. – animal call Frontage – plane is still assist – Cemetery by a judge. Wednesday for the – storm siren is working – 100 block E. University there. – unlocked gates. charges of possession of properly. – returned dog to owner. 12:59 a.m. – animal Out on Bond marijuana and possession 11:51 a.m. – public 7:44 p.m. – noise call – Arlington and Fire Notes Robert Thomas of paraphernalia. assist – 54 and Lawter disturbance – 700 block Illinois – dog taken to the Monday Brian Jr. is scheduled Lashonda Sankey is – storm siren is working N. State – told to hold shelter. The WFD was called to to appear Wednesday scheduled to appear properly. down loud noise. 1:29 a.m. – public the police department for for the charges of two Wednesday for the 12:01 p.m. – forgery 8:57 p.m. – reckless assist – 2000 block G. an inmate that was having counts of possession of charges of DUI, – 200 block SW Main driver – I40 from the 108 Dean Radar – turned off chest pains. Patient stated a controlled dangerous driving with no valid – spoke to subject, report MM – unable to locate the lights. that it hurt when he substance and possession driver’s license and to follow. vehicle that was reported 1:40 a.m. – reckless would take a deep breath. of paraphernalia. failure to carry security 2:35 p.m. – escort all over the roadway. driver – 86 MM WFD assisted with Brandon Fredrick verification. – 1500 block E. Davis 8:59 p.m. – sick or Westbound – driver loading the patient for Demanche is scheduled – funeral escort to east of injured person – 200 located, all OK. transport to the hospital. to appear Wednesday Police Notes town. block SW Main – no 1:49 a.m. – open door/ for the charges of three Monday 2:41 p.m. – family report. window – 300 block E. Tuesday counts of possession of 8:30 a.m. – welfare disturbance – 300 block 10:15 p.m. – business Eads – key holder arrived The WFD responded to a controlled dangerous check – I-40 WB 82 on- N. 3rd – parties were foot patrol – 100 and secured the building. assist with a patient that substance, possession of ramp – spoke to subject separated. block N. Washington 1:52 a.m. – drunk was having chest pain. paraphernalia, operation who is just trying to get 2:45 p.m. – larceny – walkthrough, all OK. driver – 300 block W. WFD obtained baseline a motor vehicle in an to Clinton, all OK. – 1300 block E. Eagle 11:14 p.m. – public Main – located the vitals and assisted with unsafe manner and 10:53 a.m. – contact – spoke to subject about assist – 2nd and Daniel vehicle and all was okay. loading of patient for operating a motor vehicle subject – 400 block not taking things that – extra patrol. 2:29 a.m. – public transport to hospital.

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June 2017 Monday, 6/12/17 Weatherford Board of Directional signs Education 7 p.m. Performing Arts Center springing up around town

Tuesday, 6/13/17 Randy Spicer II Planning and Zoning Staff Reporter 5:30 p.m. Weatherford City Hall city project is nearing completion as wayfinding 522 W. Rainey Ave signs have sprung up in different locations around Weatherford. Board of Adjustment The 15 signs are being installed by the city’s street departmentA and are expected to be finished by the end of the 6 p.m. Weatherford City Hall week before the June 15 deadline as outlined by the grant 522 W. Rainey Ave parameters, said economic development director Chuck Dougherty. One sign is located near the Centennial Clock on the Wednesday, northwest corner of Caddo and Davis near SWOSU campus 6/14/17 and another sign is located across Southwest Main Street near Weatherford Area City Hall. Economic Development Other signs are located at the intersections of Washington and Foundation Davis streets and Kansas and Main streets. 7 a.m. Cindy Kaiser Broadbent with Kaiser Sign and Graphics Co. Weatherford City Hall designed the signs and she previously said the signs will have 522 W. Rainey Ave “mostly jewel-toned” colors that coordinate with the listed attractions Weatherford has to offer. Tuesday, 6/20/17 A navy blue is used for SWOSU; burgundy for the high Hotel/Motel Tax school; a “brighter blue” for city hall and the Weatherford Advisory Committee Police Department; black for the Stafford Air and Space 4 p.m. Museum; dark green for Rader Park; and a “dark tan” for the Room 217 Weatherford Regional Hospital. The lettering on all signs is Weatherford City Hall white and the city of Weatherford’s logo is featured at the top. 522 W. Rainey Ave The project came about from a directional signage grant the city received a few months ago. The city is required to match $14,000, half of the grant’s $28,000 total. Monday, 6/26/17 Dougherty previously said any leftover funding from the Weatherford Hospital grant would be used to update the lettering on Weatherford Board City Hall. 6 p.m. Weatherford Regional Hospital 3701 E. Main St. WAEDF Thursday, 6/29/17 Weatherford City Commission and Public meeting agenda set Works Authority 6 p.m. Randy Spicer II about Oklahoma’s latest Weatherford City Hall Staff Reporter budget crisis, which 522 W. Rainey Ave lawmakers were able epresentative to scrap together a last Harold Wright minute solution before July 2017 will speak the legislative session to attendees adjourned. Rduring this month’s Tuesday, 7/11/17 Weatherford Economic Planning and Zoning Weatherford Area Development Director Economic Development Chuck Dougherty is 5:30 p.m. Randy Spicer II/WDN Foundation meeting 7 a.m., expected to present a city Weatherford City Hall This sign, located on the northeast corner of Washington 522 W. Rainey Ave Wednesday, June 14, at update. The report will city hall. presumably include April’s and Davis streets, shows visitors where different landmarks are located within the City of Weatherford. Board of Adjustment Rep. Wright was in sales tax information, 6 p.m. attendance during last an update on the Exit 82 Weatherford City Hall month’s WAEDF meeting project and other city- 522 W. Rainey Ave and he alluded to speaking related projects.

Wednesday, 7/12/17 Weatherford Area Economic Development Foundation 7 a.m. Weatherford City Hall 522 W. Rainey Ave

Monday, 7/17/17 Airport Board 6 p.m. Tom P. Stafford Airport

Tuesday, 7/18/17 Hotel/Motel Tax Advisory Committee 4 p.m. Room 217 Weatherford City Hall 522 W. Rainey Ave

Thursday, 7/27/17 Weatherford City Commission and Public Works Authority 6 p.m. Weatherford City Hall 522 W. Rainey Ave

Josh Burton/WDN Construction crews begin laying asphalt in the median of Main Street west of Washington Street Tuesday afternoon. PAGE 8 - WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017

Catch of the day

Josh Burton/WDN Chandler Jackson, 10, of Weatherford, caught a fish during the Weatherford Parks and Recreation fishing class out at The Ole Fishin’ Hole Tuesday. WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 - PAGE 9

Low thyroid levels in elderly can be a chilly topic EAR DR. ROACH: get your thyroid checked, he or My son doesn’t like to she probably will test for that as visit me, as my home well. Rare causes, like Addison’s is too hot for him. disease (an inability to make DI cannot visit him either, as I cortisone) and disease of the practically need a snowsuit in his hypothalamus, which regulates home from fall through spring. body temperature, are much less Even in my own house, I can’t common. bathe without a portable heater DEAR DR. ROACH: Can in the bathroom. I am concerned indigestion (possibly due to Dr. Keith Roach about low thyroid levels. -- E.W. gas) cause hip pain or sciatica? ANSWER: Although it’s I always experience these two possible your son is the one conditions simultaneously. I who is too warm, it sounds get relief by belching, walking by structures in the hip and back, more likely that it’s you who and, when all else fails, milk of such as a herniated disc or the is abnormally sensitive to cold. magnesia. I suspect that the gas piriformis muscle. The contents Cold intolerance is common in is exerting pressure on the sciatic of the abdomen are far above the the elderly, especially in those nerve and thereby causing the hip sciatic nerve. People with sciatic who do not have a lot of body pain. Is there any medical history nerve pain more typically feel fat. However, you are quite right to support this suspicion? Or is pain radiating down the back of that it is a common sign of low there another explanation? Thank the leg into the foot. thyroid levels, and I certainly you. -- E.J. The best I can come up think you should get yours ANSWER: I don’t see with is that, often, people with tested. a direct connection between abdominal distention change However, there are other intestinal distention and nerve their body position, sometimes conditions, both common and pain in the back or hip. The bending over to relieve the less so, that can show up in sciatic nerve -- which is a very pressure, and this might cause people with sensitivity to the large structure, nearly the size the sciatic nerve, or a different cold. One is anemia. There are of your little finger -- travels nerve going to the hip, to be many causes of anemia, and through the sciatic foramen in the pressed on. when you see your doctor to hip bone. It can be compressed PAGE 10 - WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017

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SOLICITATION FOR BIDS business enterprises will be subcontractors having 50 or There will be a pre-bid ������������������������� This project is subject to afforded full and fair opportunity more employees and who may conference concerning this project Notice is hereby given that the following requirements to submit bids in response to be awarded a subcontract of at 10:00 AM, June 14, 2017, in the ����������������������� the City of Weatherford will as referenced in the Special this invitation and will not be $50,000 or more, will be required Terminal Building, 3000 E Logan ����������������������� receive sealed bids in the office Provisions: discriminated against on the to maintain an affirmative action Rd, Weatherford, OK 73096. of the City Clerk, 522 W. Rainey, Buy American Preference grounds of race, color, or national program within 120 days of his ����������������� Weatherford, OK 73096 until (Reference 49 USC § 50101) origin in consideration for an commencement of the contract. Attendance at the Pre-Bid 10:00 AM Local Time on June 21, award. Conference is MANDATORY. ����������������������� 2017. Said bids will be opened Foreign Trade Restrictions Bids received more than Bids will NOT be accepted from ���������������������� immediately thereafter in the City Title VI Clauses for Compliance ninety-six (96) hours, excluding contractors who do NOT have Hall Conference Room for: Davis Bacon with Nondiscrimination Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, a representative attending the ���������������� (Reference: 2 CFR § 200 Requirements (Source: Appendix before the time set for opening of Pre-Bid Conference. No plans, Rehabilitate Taxilanes and Aprons Appendix II(D)) A of Appendix 4 of FAA Order bids as well as bids received after specifications or bid documents ������������ AIP Project 3-40-0106-012-2017 1400.11, Nondiscrimination in the time set for opening of bids, will be issued after the Pre-Bid Affirmative Action Federally-Assisted Programs at the will not be considered and will be Conference. All bidders must visit THOMAS P. (Reference: 41 CFR part Federal Aviation Administration) returned unopened. and inspect the construction site STAFFORD AIRPORT 60-4. Executive Order 11246) and be familiar with the physical Weatherford, Oklahoma Title VI List of Pertinent A cashier’s check, a certified characteristics and conditions at Governmentwide Debarment Nondiscrimination Statues and check, a surety bound or an the construction site. Bids shall be made in and Authorities (Source: Appendix E of irrevocable letter of credit in the accordance with the Solicitation Suspension (Reference: 2 Appendix 4 of FAA Order 1400.11, amount of five percent (5%) of In order to be eligible to bid this for Bids, Information to Bidders, CFR part 180 (Subpart C), Nondiscrimination in Federally- the bid shall accompany the project, contractors must (1) be Plans and Specifications and 2 CFR part 1200, DOT Assisted Programs at the Federal sealed proposal of each bidder. listed on the official Bidder’s List Bidder’s Proposal, which are on Aviation Administration) Deposits will be returned to the by obtaining an official set of Plans file and available for examination Order 4200.5 DOT Suspension & unsuccessful bidders. and Specifications from CEC at the Office of the City Clerk in Debarment Procedures & It is the policy of the Department Corporation and (2) be listed as an City Hall, Weatherford, Oklahoma Ineligibility) of Transportation (DOT) that The City of Weatherford attendee of the mandatory Pre-Bid ��������������������� and are made a part of this notice disadvantaged business reserves the right to reject any Conference for this project. as though fully set forth herein and Government Requirements for enterprises as defined in 49 CFR and all bids and to waive any or ���������������������� a copy of which may be obtained Drug-free Workplace Part 26 shall have the maximum all informalities. Bids received from contractors not ������������������ from CEC Corporation, 4555 opportunity to participate in the meeting the above requirements West Memorial Road, Oklahoma Nonsegregated Facilities performance of contracts financed Upon receipt of an acceptable will be returned unopened. ������������������������� City, Oklahoma 73142, Telephone Requirement (Reference: 41 in whole or in part with Federal bid, the contract will be awarded ���������������������� 405-753-4200. A non-refundable CFR § 60-1.8) funds. within ninety (90) days after City of Weatherford payment of $75.00 per set will be opening of bids and the written ��������������������� required. Payment shall be by The Sponsor, in accordance For contracts of $50,000 or contract executed within ten (10) (Published in the Weatherford �������������� cash or check made payable to with the Provisions of Title VI more, a contractor having 50 days thereafter. Daily News June 1 and 7, 2017) CEC Corporation. Bids filed with of Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 or more employees, and his LPXLP ����������������� the City Clerk shall be publicly Stat. 252, 42 U.S.C. § § 2000d opened and considered by the to 2000d-4) and the Regulations, City at the time stated above. hereby notifies all bidders that it The Bidder must supply all the will affirmatively ensure that any information required by the bid or contract entered into pursuant to proposal form. this advertisement, disadvantaged

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Provided This picture shows an aerial view of the headquarters of the National Security Agency at Fort Meade, Maryland. TV Guide U.S. contractor charged with media leak of top-secret data

former U.S. Air Force or creased, suggesting it had been linguist was charged printed out and carried out by hand with passing a top-secret out of a secure space, according to the document to the media in the FBI. firstA arrest of its kind since President On the day of her arrest, Winner Donald Trump vowed to crack down admitted to FBI agents that she leaked on government workers who illegally the information to the news outlet, leak information. knowing “the contents of the reporting Espionage charges against Reality could be used to the injury of the United Leigh Winner, 25, who worked States and to the advantage of a foreign for government contractor Pluribus nation,” according to the warrant. International Corp., were announced Winner was arrested two days before by the U.S. Justice Department on the publication of The Intercept report, Monday, shortly after the online news although the news outlet said it had outlet The Intercept published what it contacted the NSA and the Director of said was a National Security Agency National Intelligence before the story report detailing Russian hacking efforts went out. in the days before the 2016 election. Officials asked the website not to The Trump White House has been publish or report on the document, but plagued by leaks on everything from the after the Intercept declined the request president’s private conversations with they asked that some information other world leaders to his reference to be redacted, according to the news former FBI director James Comey as report. a “nut job.” The Intercept said it agreed to Trump has urged prosecutors to withhold material that clearly wasn’t find and bring charges against those in the public interest. Intercept said disclosing secret information, tweeting its story was based on “a highly on May 16 that he has been “asking classified intelligence report” that had Director Comey & others, from the been provided anonymously to the beginning of my administration, to group and had been “independently find the LEAKERS in the intelligence authenticated.” community.” Winner made an initial appearance Winner, who was arrested by Monday before a federal magistrate FBI agents Saturday, is accused of in Augusta and is scheduled to have a printing and removing the classified bond hearing on Thursday, Nichols, data, including “national defense said in an interview Monday. information,” from an unidentified Nichols said he couldn’t confirm intelligence community agency on news reports that his client had leaked May 9 and mailing it to an online news top-secret data from the NSA to The outlet days later. The news site also Intercept. wasn’t identified by the government in “At this stage, all I can say is that my Winner’s arrest warrant. client has no prior criminal history,” She has been assigned to a U.S. he said. “We look forward to getting government facility in Augusta, involved in the case so my client can Georgia, since about Feb. 13 and put this behind her.” had top-secret security clearance, Pluribus International, which is based prosecutors said. Prior to joining in Alexandria, Virginia, specializes in Pluribus, Winner served for six years providing support services to the federal as an airman with the U.S. Air Force, government’s defense, security and working as a linguist at Fort Meade, intelligence communities, according to Maryland, said her lawyer, Titus the company’s website. The company Nichols. Fort Meade is also where the provides “leading edge capabilities” in NSA is based. cyber, electronic warfare and computer On June 1, the U.S. agency notified network attack, the website says. the FBI that it had been contacted by The published report said the NSA has the news outlet on May 30 regarding determined Russian military intelligence an upcoming story. The news outlet executed a cyber-attack on at least one told U.S. agency officials “it was in U.S. voting software supplier and also possession of what it believed to be a sent phishing emails to more than 100 classified document authored by the local election officials just days before U.S Government Agency” and later the November presidential election. provided a copy of the document. The Intercept also said Russian hackers, The leaked material was marked with specifically the Russian General Staff a warning that release of the data “could Main Intelligence Directorate, or GRU, reasonably result in exceptionally grave may have penetrated further into U.S. damage to the national security,” voting systems than previously known, according to the FBI’s arrest warrant. including executing cyber-espionage to Federal agents reviewed the material get information from a U.S. company provided by the news outlet and last August about elections-related determined that it appears to be folded software and hardware. WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 - PAGE 13 Responsibilities of pet bird ownership f adding a dog or cat to the family is out of the vegetables, as well as a formulated diet that can be still are crucial to that bird’s health. question, pet birds are extremely intelligent and purchased at pet stores. If pet birds are not properly “Birds are prey animals and will hide signs of form strong bonds with their owners. fed, health problems may occur. illness, which makes it difficult to catch early signs However, because companion birds are so However, taking a bird for regular veterinarian of disease,” Hoppes explained. “Yearly exams and Ismart, they need plenty of mental stimulation and check-ups can generally help pick up potential health blood work can help catch disease and behavioral attention to be happy in their environment. issues early. issues early.” Before choosing to adopt or purchase a pet bird, “Birds can get sick because owners are not feeding If someone is thinking about getting a new pet, a Dr. Sharman Hoppes, clinical associate professor at them properly or they are inappropriately housed,” companion bird may be for them. However, be sure the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Hoppes said. “Trauma from falling or bites from to consider the amount of time to have to dedicate to Biomedical Sciences, recommended doing research other pets also are common. In addition, older a pet bird. on the responsibilities of pet bird ownership. birds can develop heart and liver disease, as well as Birds are flock animals and need to feel like “A pet parrot of any size is not a low-maintenance cancer.” they are part of the family, so giving them plenty or inexpensive pet,” Hoppes said. “Depending on Some birds, such as parrots, also can develop of attention and mental stimulation is critical in the species and age, the bird itself will vary in cost. behavioral issues if owners do not interact with them maintaining their health. Pet bird owners also need a large cage, play gyms, frequently or do not provide toys or time out of their multiple toys, and perches in different textures and cages. Pet Talk is a service of the College of Veterinary diameters to prevent foot problems.” Parrots that are not interacted with regularly may Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M The species and number of birds present will scream excessively, bite, and even harm themselves University. Stories can be viewed on the web determine the amount of time pet owners should by plucking their own feathers. at vetmed.tamu.edu/pet-talk. spend caring for their birds. To prevent diseases and behavioral issues, bird Suggestions for future However, Hoppes said this does not mean bird owners should be prepared for yearly veterinarian topics may be directed owners have to hold that bird for hours a day. Being exams. Even if a pet bird to [email protected]. at home and having the bird out of its cage on a play looks and acts healthy, edu. gym or perch will keep the bird happy. Hoppes said regular Additionally, parrots require fresh fruits and veterinarian visits

Provided Birds are flock animals and need to feel like they are part of the family, so giving them plenty of attention and mental stimulation is critical in maintaining their health. PAGE 14 - WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 Senators introduce legislation to expand ed. to BIE schools ens. James Lankford (R-OK) and John McCain (R-AZ) today introduced the Native American Education Opportunity Act, legislation that would expand education options for students enrolledS in Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) schools, which, despite their high cost, include some of the most underperforming schools in the nation. This legislation would enable Indian tribes that create an Education Savings Account (ESA) program to use BIE funds for a range of K-12 education services, including private school tuition, tutors, online education, Native language classes, special needs PSO warns locals services, and more. The bill would fund these services using up to 90 percent of the funds that BIE would have spent on each individual student. In addition, tribes would be able to of phone scam utilize a non-profit entity for the administration of its ESA program. The BIE has long been plagued by poor performance, low test scores, and low graduation rates despite Alison Morris spending an estimated $15,000 per student — higher Lifestyles Editor than the national average per person expenditure rate. Today, roughly half of BIE students do not graduate eatherford residents need to be on the and test scores trail by double digits compared to Native lookout for scammers attempting to rip American peers attending non-BIE schools. Sen. James Lankford off Public Service Company of Oklahoma BIE was recently listed by the Government customers. Accountability Office (GAO) as one of the agencies at W In a typical scam the scammer will call a customer “high risk” for waste, fraud, and abuse. For example, and claim to be a PSO employee. They will then tell GAO found that one BIE school lost $1.2 million the customer to pay their PSO bill immediately to avoid in federal funds that were illegally transferred to an having their electric service cut off. The scammer tells offshore account. Moreover, until 2016, many BIE the customer to buy a prepaid debit card and call back schools in Arizona have not been inspected for safety with the numbers. They also may ask for money orders, hazards in 10 years. credit card or bank account numbers. “Access to Education Savings Accounts are an Do not fall for this and keep in mind that PSO will important and useful tool to help support Indian never ask a customer to buy a prepaid card and give them country,” Lankford said. “This bill gives American the number. They will never call and ask for payment Indian students access to tuition, textbooks, tutoring over the phone and they will never knock at your door services, therapies, technology, and transportation needs asking to come in. PSO employees do not need to go through education savings accounts. I’m glad to be able into homes. to partner with Sen. McCain to advance this legislation Employees will never ask for money at a customer’s to help the next generations in our tribal communities home. Check photo ID carefully if someone claims to across the nation.” be from PSO. “The federal government is failing in its responsibility Common signs of a PSO imposter are calling to to provide quality education to Native American demand payment within a couple of hours, insisting children,” McCain said. “I’m proud to reintroduce on a specific form of payment, asking for personal or this bill with Senator Lankford, which would empower account information and providing an unfamiliar 800 or parents and tribes to customize education options 888 phone number. and offer alternative opportunities outside of the BIE For additional information on how to avoid scams system. We have no greater responsibility to our next visit www.psoklahoma.com/account/bills/scams/. To generation than to help them prepare to compete in an verify someone is actually a PSO employee call the PSO increasingly competitive workforce, and this bill would Sen. John McCain Customer Solutions Center (888) 216-3523. provide Native American students the best opportunity to succeed in the classroom and beyond.” WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 - PAGE 15 There’s no such thing as a safe, healthy tan

ear Mayo Clinic: My daughter wanted to go teens using tanning beds. Many dermatologists would like The bottom line is that there’s no such thing as a healthy to a tanning bed before prom, but, instead, she to see tanning beds outlawed for children and adults alike, tan, unless it’s an artificial tan that comes from a spray opted for a spray tan. nationwide. or lotion. The spray tan your daughter opted for is a fine But a lot of her friends are going to a tanning Another common misconception about tanning beds is choice. Dbed and think it’s relatively safe. Is there such a thing as that using one prior to a tropical vacation to get what’s The active ingredient in spray tans and other sunless a tanning bed that doesn’t damage the skin? sometimes called a “base tan” will protect against sunburn tanning products, such as lotions and creams, is the color A: The short answer to your question is no. Tanning once a person reaches the sunny destination. Again, there’s additive dihydroxyacetone. When applied to the skin, it beds are not safe, and there aren’t any that don’t damage no basis in fact here. reacts with dead cells in the skin’s surface to temporarily the skin. Your daughter is smart to avoid tanning beds and Using a tanning bed before you spend a lot of time in darken the skin and simulate a tan. The coloring typically choose a spray tan instead to get the look she wants for the sun just means you’re exposing yourself to more UV wears off after a few days. prom. radiation. The best way to prevent sunburn on a sunny Just keep in mind that most sunless tanning products Tanning beds have been around for many years, and some vacation is to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a sun don’t contain sunscreen. If a product contains sunscreen, people believe using them to get a tan is safer than exposure protection factor, or SPF, of at least 30, and reapply it it will only be effective for a couple of hours. The color to sunlight. That is simply not true. Exposure to ultraviolet, often. produced by a sunless tanning product doesn’t protect your or UV, radiation damages your skin, whether the exposure For the best skin protection, couple sunscreen with a skin from UV rays. If you use a sunless tanning product comes from tanning beds or natural sunlight. broad-brim hat, and wear sunglasses and other sun wear and spend time outdoors, you still need a broad-spectrum The type of UV radiation emitted by most tanning beds such as sun-protective clothing. sunscreen to keep your skin safe from UV radiation. is called UVA. It prematurely ages your skin, causing wrinkling and age spots. UVA exposure also raises the risk for skin cancer, including melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. According to a study from researchers at the University of North Carolina, roughly 263,000 skin cancers occurred in the U.S. in 2015 that were attributable to indoor tanning bed use. Because of the health dangers, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration now requires all tanning beds to carry a warning label stating that people under 18 should not use them. Several states have passed laws against children and PAGE 16 - WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 Home & Outdoor Living Expo this weekend in Weatherford he Pioneer Cellular Event Center on the There will be a variety of booths and plenty of Southwestern Oklahoma State University giveaways including a $1,000 SWOSU Foundation campus will be the site for a free home and Scholarship, pair of OU football season tickets and a outdoor expo this Saturday and Sunday, June Green Mountain Pellet Grill. 10-11,T in Weatherford. Food trucks will be available as well as a Kidz Zone The Great Plains Home & Outdoor Living Expo is a with bouncy games, DARE vehicle and fire truck. trade show featuring home and outdoor living booths. The 3rd annual event is presented by 95.5FM “The Admission is free, and hours are Saturday from 9 Coyote”, Pioneer Cellular and Great Plains Expos. a.m. until 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. until 5 For more information, the expo website is p.m. www.gphomeexpo.com.

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