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If you worked for call center company ACS in Oregon between April 2, 2005, and April 25, 2012, you might be entitled to some money as part of the company’s settlement of a class action lawsuit concerning its wage and hour practices. Spread the word to other former ACS employees — and don’t delay, because any money that’s not claimed by Sept. 1 will go back to ACS. The suit, Bell et al. v. Affiliated Computer Services Inc., ACS Commercial Solutions Inc., and Livebridge Inc., was filed in December 2009 by four ACS employees. ACS settled on July 12. The employees said ACS had required them to be at work with- out a computer workstation avail- able on which to clock in, and that the company’s manual time cor- rection forms didn’t capture all work time. They also said ACS didn’t pay employees all the bonuses they earned and didn’t correctly calculate overtime pay. In the settlement agreement, ACS said it denies the plantiffs’ allegations, but it agreed to a set- tlement because of the expense of defending against them. In U.S. District Court in Port- land, Magistrate Judge Thomas Photos by Lou Sennick, The World Coffin mediated a settlement in Ann Fillmore, right,works with one of the aikido class participants Tuesday at the North Bend Senior Center.She is teaching a class on both this form of self-defense and tai chi. which ACS would pay $4.5 million, divided as follows: I $85,000 divided among the four plaintiffs, one of whom is Seniors learn through deceased. I $1.7 million to the plaintiffs’law firm, Bailey Pinney & Associates. I $100,000 to a Rhode Island self-defense course firm that will administer the claim. I $2.565 million to the affected employees. BY JESSIE HIGGINS the seniors never master a martial art, People who worked for ACS in The World Fillmore said her 10-week class will Oregon are eligible for payout empower her students to prevent attacks. amounts as follows: NORTH BEND — Looking far younger After all, the best time to fend off an I Employed by ACS in Oregon than her 70 years, Ann Fillmore crouches attack is before it happens, Fillmore said. as of April 25, 2012: $125. barefoot in the grass, demonstrating aiki- The seniors leave her class with confi- I Employed by ACS in Oregon do stick fighting techniques. dence, readiness and walking forward, she and employment ended between Her long bamboo cane whirls through said. Nov. 6, 2006 and April 24, 2012: the air, jabbing, smacking, attacking an “I like feeling like I have power,”Lori $260. invisible target from all Benn, 51, said after Tues- I Employed by ACS in Oregon directions. day’s class. “That physical and employment ended between Gathered behind her, New classes empowerment.” April 2, 2005 and Nov. 5, 2006: $50. her silver-haired pupils Ann Fillmore will teach another Fillmore’s class com- lightly grip their own 10-week tai chi/Aikido stick fight- bines tai chi with the Mailing to old addresses canes, mimicking Fill- ing class in the fall. To sign up for Japanese art of aikido stick Under the terms of the settle- more’s movements. the class, call Jan Dilley at 541-756- fighting. Most of her stu- ment, the claims administrator — “You are much faster 4802. dents are women, and most Kurtzman Carson Consultants in than you think you are,” The class meets Tuesdays at the are senior citizens. Providence, R.I. — was to mail Fillmore tells her students. North Bend Senior Center and At the beginning of notice of the settlement agreement She glides among them, costs $30. every 10-week course, new to all the employees eligible for demonstrating the wrist students may appear frail payment, using a list of their last slap, which fends off a knife-wielding and shaky. They stumble through the tai known addresses provided by ACS. attacker by targeting “the most sensitive chi movements. But over time, their cores That’s how one North Bend part of the hand.”Then the gut jab, the strengthen, their bodies learn balance, woman, who asked to remain chin smack, the ankle sweep. and then, suddenly, they can do it. The anonymous, found out about the Sticks whirl and whoosh around the stumbling stops, confidence builds. settlement. yard behind the North Bend Senior Cen- “The confidence is astounding,” she Fillmore, right, works with one of the aikido class participants ter. Tuesday at the North Bend Senior Center. She is teaching anoth- SEE ACS | A10 The moves are important. But even if SEE CLASSES | A10 er self-defense course in the fall. Drawing the line against whooping cough

BY TIM NOVOTNY young to be fully immunized.” characterized by coughing spasms ing that same period in 2011. The World While health officials want par- Getting shot that end with a gasp or whoop. With so many cases of a highly ents to make sure children get their Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis) The Pacific Northwest has been contagious disease just above our NORTH BEND - A disease that shots, Smith says adults need to be shots are available at Coos County Public hit particularly hard this year. On northern border, Smith says it is can be particularly harmful to immunized too. Health. For uninsured people, they cost April 3, 2012, the Washington state cause for concern. Particularly,she young children is on the rise in our “It’s the role of adults to protect $15.19. secretary of health declared a per- adds, with how mobile we are as a area, and health officials say it is the health of our children. When People who are insured can get shots tussis epidemic. By June 16, the society. time to make a stand. we see a growing number of cases, through pharmacies, which will bill their number of confirmed cases had “It’s not a call for alarm, but it is In some years, Coos County does we really want to get the word out.” insurance companies for them. reached 2,520 — a 1,300-percent an alert that we need to take care of not see five cases of pertussis For more information on pertussis or the increase over the same period in this to keep it from getting worse.” vaccine, call the health department at 541- (whooping cough) in total, but that’s Rib-cracking cough 2011. Vaccination, according to the 751-2400. how many cases were confirmed in Besides, pertussis is no picnic health department, is the best way the last week of July alone. for anyone who comes down with Oregon: 3-fold increase to prevent whooping cough. “This is a serious disease,” says the symptoms. Smith says. Even in It also is highly contagious, usu- Oregon, while not seeing that Frances Smith, Coos County Public adults, the cough can stick around ally beginning with a runny nose, many, still has seen a jump of its Boost your Tdap Health administrator, “and it can for about three months and sneezing, low-grade fever and mild own. Through July 30, Oregon reg- The health department encour- be particularly dangerous — even become so severe it can induce cough. After a week or two, the istered 547 confirmed cases of fatal — for infants who are too vomiting and even crack ribs. second stage of the illness begins, whooping cough, up from 178 dur- SEE COUGH | A10

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Wednesday, August 15,2012 Y K South Coast Managing Editor James Casey • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Thefts & Mischief Reedsport police search COOS BAY Highway 42. Aug. 13, 8:24 a.m., arrest for Aug. 12, 9:19 p.m., criminal tres- shoplifting, Walmart, 2051 New- pass, 58000 block of Old Beaver mark Ave. Hill Road. for unknown home invader Aug. 13, 9:08 a.m., criminal mis- Aug. 12, 10:37 p.m., burglary, chief, 200 block of South Broad- 63000 block of Harriett Road. leg with a shard of glass. The Fandrey said the suspect areas near where the inci- way Street. I Intruder stabbed Aug. 13, 12:26 a.m., dispute, victim described the attacker in the second attempted dences occurred. Aug. 13, 9:59 a.m., criminal mis- 93000 block of McKenna Lane. 14-year-old girl and as 6-feet tall, slim build, break-in was described as a “Hopefully the saturation chief, 1000 block of Commercial Aug. 13, 2:24 a.m., dispute, 94000 wearing jeans, a black zip-up black man about 6-feet tall, and tactical patrols have Avenue. block of 20th Lane. fled from scene sweatshirt and black ski slender build, wearing jeans scared off whoever intends Aug. 13, 10:56 a.m., fraud, 1600 Aug. 13, 2:52 a.m., dispute, 93000 mask. and a T-shirt. to do this so we don’t have block of North 17th Street. block of McKenna Lane. BY SARAH HAASE The next day, police Fandrey said the depart- any more,” he said “We Aug. 13, 11:27 a.m., arrest for vio- The World responded to a call of an ment believes there is one haven’t had any reports since Aug. 13, 8:09 a.m., theft, 61000 attempted break-in at the suspect for both break-ins, the second burglary.” lation of restraining order, 1000 block of Old Wagon Road. block of Sanford Avenue. REEDSPORT — The city 400 block of N. 18th Street. however, nothing has been The department has no Aug. 13, 8:59 a.m., dispute, police department has been Police Chief Mark Fandrey ruled out. leads on the break-ins but Aug. 13, 12:10 p.m., criminal mis- 90000 block of Caraway Lane. on alert for a suspect they said a woman called Tuesday “It’s possible it could be Fandrey said the department chief, 200 block of North Second believe to be involved with Street. Aug. 13, 10:42 a.m., criminal tres- morning and reported that a two different people but it’s will still investigate as much pass, 63000 block of Mullen two attempted break-ins. man was trying to enter her unlikely,”Fandrey said. “The as it can. Aug. 13, 12:49 p.m., criminal tres- Road. On Aug. 6, police home from a sliding glass MO, the timing of both, fit so “We’re continuing to fol- pass, South Cammann Street. Aug. 13, 12:34 p.m., burglary, responded to a call about a door. Fandrey said the closely together. We aren’t low up with any potential Aug. 13, 7:57 p.m., dispute, 300 90000 block of Travis Lane. break-in at a home on woman reported the door locking ourselves into one leads on both reported cases block of Second Avenue. Heather Court. The intruder was locked and that she was idea though.” and continuing on focusing Aug. 13, 4:46 p.m., burglary, Aug. 13, 11:24 p.m., criminal tres- allegedly attacked a 14-year- ready to defend herself with a On Aug. 8 police conduct- patrols on areas that are like- 62000 block of Olive Barber old girl, stabbing her in the .22-caliber handgun. ed a tactical patrol of wooded ly to be targeted,”he said. pass, 900 block of Oakway Road. Drive. Aug. 13, 5:38 p.m., criminal tres- pass, 63000 block of Flanagan NORTH BEND Road. Jobless rate climbs despite added work Aug. 13, 7:10 a.m., unlawful entry Aug. 13, 5:54 p.m., criminal tres- into a motor vehicle, 1700 block pass, 90000 block of Windy of Monroe Avenue. SALEM (AP) — Oregon has for grinding will be allowed. ping Pass for exclusive savings Lane. added jobs, but the unem- For additional information at Macy’s in Pony Village Mall Aug. 13, 8:33 a.m., disorderly con- ployment rate has inched BAY AREA contact Les’Sanitation at 541- 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, duct, Newmark Street. LAKESIDE upward. REPORTS 267-2848 or Coos Bay Sani- Aug. 25. Aug. 13, 8:54 a.m., criminal tres- Aug. 13, 9:50 a.m., theft, 500 The state Employment tary Services at 541-267- The museum keeps 100 pass, 1400 block of Union block of Tiara Street. Department said Tuesday the with a tasting, will be making 6675. percent of the proceeds, and Avenue. unemployment rate is at 8.7 shoppers can enter to win a a presentation about the tools ‘Surfin’Salmon’ Aug. 13, 9:28 a.m., dispute, 2600 COQUILLE percent in July, up from 8.5 needed to create a compre- $500 Macy’s gift card. block of Tremont Avenue. percent the month before. hensive, customized emer- COOS COUNTY — Coos Douglas County Aug. 12, 12:57 a.m., prowler, 800 Meanwhile, the agency Watershed Association Water Aug. 13, 11:05 a.m., criminal mis- block of North Elliott Street. gency preparedness plan. revises transportation chief, 2300 block of Liberty says payroll employment has The forum will begin at 6 Wise program hosts Jose R. Street. Aug. 12, 11:31 a.m., dispute, 300 grown for five straight p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 21 at Marin Jarrin, OSU Ph.D. can- ROSEBURG — Douglas block of North Elliott Street. months, adding 14,600 jobs. the Winchester Bay Commu- didate who will present his County is beginning the Aug. 13, 12:54 p.m., burglary, 700 Such seeming contradic- “Surfin’ Salmon,”research on process of revising the Dou- block of Virginia Avenue. Aug. 13, 5:21 p.m., criminal mis- nity Center, 635 Broadway chief, 300 block of East 10th tions are a result of the way Ave. the role of sandy beach surf glas County Coordinated Aug. 13, 1:19 p.m., assault, 2500 Street. the unemployment rate is cal- Refreshments will be avail- zones for juvenile Chinook Public Transit Human Ser- block of 11th Street. culated from a survey. able. Cost is free. salmon. vices Transportation Plan. Aug. 13, 6:07 p.m., dispute, 3100 BANDON The rate includes people For more information, The free Water Wise pro- The plan is the primary plan- block of Chester Street. Aug. 13, 9:36 a.m., criminal tres- looking for jobs. The ranks of contact Joe Coyne at 541-271- gram starts at 7 p.m. Friday in ning tool used in making a Aug. 13, 8:46 p.m., dispute, Mon- pass, Phortnor Lane. the unemployed can grow 2103. the Myrtlewood Room of the wide variety of decisions per- when discouraged workers Coos Bay Public Library, 535 taining to transportation tana Avenue and McPherson Brush pick-up to begin Street. REEDSPORT resume looking for work or Anderson Ave. within Douglas County. Dou- when people enter the work- Sept. 4 in Coos Bay Jarrin’s research indicates glas County residents are COOS COUNTY Aug. 12, 1:20 p.m., disturbance, force by moving to the state or COOS BAY — The Coos Bay that the sandy beach surf zone encouraged to share their spe- 1000 block of North Eighth graduating from school. brush pick-up will begin Sept. may offer food sources and cific observations regarding Aug. 12, 9:20 a.m., harassment, Street. 4. This is a free service to all protection from predators. unmet transportation needs. 55000 block of Bear Creek Road. Discussion on impact Aug. 13, 11:10 p.m., disturbance, citizens of the City of Coos This habitat occurs along The observations obtained Aug. 12, 5:11 p.m., assault, state 1100 block of Fir Avenue. of tsunami debris Bay. The brush must be out more than 60 percent of the regarding these needs will be WINCHESTER BAY — next to the curb free from Oregon coastline. used as the basis for formulat- There will be a public forum overhead obstacles, fire For details call Emily ing the future goals portion of headed by Robert Smith, the hydrants and other obstruc- Wright, AmeriCorps VISTA the plan. Money Coastal Response Coordina- tions prior to the first day of member, at Coos Watershed There will be a meeting of tor of the Oregon State Parks the pick-up. The brush must Association, 541-888-5922. the Special Transportation News about local businesses. and Recreation Department, be in one pile, five feet or less Advisory Committee at 1:15 See Page C1 Saturday to discuss the possible impact in length and one pile per Shop for a Cause p.m., Sept. 6 in the Ford com- of the Japanese tsunami address, not to exceed five Macy's Shop for a Cause munity meeting room at the debris, answer questions and cubic yards unless prior coupons are available at the Douglas County Library, 1409 let attendees know how they arrangements have been Coos Historical & Maritime N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd. Join us for… can assist. made. No grass clippings, sod, Museum. A short survey relating to In addition, Dorie Smith of dirt, loose leaves, plastic bags, Shop For A Cause offers public transportation is avail- ken Shelf Reliance, a program of bailing twine or other materi- people a way to help the able at www.surveymoney. Garlic Chic emergency preparedness food als which are not appropriate museum by buying a $5 Shop- com/s/DCBXSNS. itas! Meetings Faj VENDORSVENDORS WANTEDWANTED: : TODAY Station, 92342 Cape Arago High- way, Coos Bay; regular meeting. Coquille School District Board of Directors — 6 p.m., Lincoln Ele- forfor TheThe WorldWorld mentary School, 1366 N. Gould THURSDAY St., Coquille; regular meeting. City of Coos Bay Parks Commission newspaper’snewspaper’s Myrtle Point School Board — 6:30 — 4-5 p.m., The Visitor’s Center, p.m., Maple School District Educa- 50 Central Ave.; regular meeting. tional Center, 413 C St.; regular meeting. TUESDAY Port of Siuslaw Board of Commis- The Bay Area Health District OPEN SUNDAYS! sioners — 7 p.m., port office, 100 Finance/Audit Committee — 5:30 Harbor St., Florence; regular p.m., Spruce/Fir Conference $ meeting. Room, Bay Area Hospital, 1775 10.95 ALL DAY Charleston Rural Fire Protection Thompson Road; regular meeting. District — 7 p.m., Barview Fire Strips of chicken breast sautéed in butter THURSDAY, AUG. 23 & garlic with bell peppers & onions. Coos Bay - North Bend Visitor & Served with rice, beans, “Pico de Gallo”, sour Convention Bureau — 8:30 a.m., cream, guacamole and your choice of tortillas. Saturday,Saturday, AugAug 25th25th -- 8am8am toto 4pm4pm Red Lion Hotel, 1313 Bayshore Dr.; Valid 8/13/12 - 8/19/12. Beverage not included. One coupon per party. JustJust OneOne BlockBlock AwayAway fromfrom thethe regular meeting. Blackberry Arts Festival! Coos Soil and Water Conservation District — 7-9 p.m., Coos County 2011 Caallllll NNicoleiicolle ttodaytoday ttoto Annex Building, 201 N. Adams St., rreeserveserrve yyourourr sspacepace nnow!ow!! 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C M C M Y K Wednesday, August 15,2012 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast Managing Editor James Casey• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Biking on the North Umpqua Trail TODAY Veterans Stand Down 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Coos Bay National I Lemolo Lake much more approachable for North Bend School District Guard Armory, 255 N. Norman intermediate mountain bik- Registration 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. St., Coos Bay. Bring DD-214 ID. section challenges, ers, and enough of a chal- Grades K-5, North Bay Ele- BBQ lunch served. Military but isn’t technical lenge to satisfy advanced mentary; Grades K-4, Hillcrest surplus gear and resource riders. Elementary; Grades 5-6, information available to vet- On my way back to the North Bend Middle School. erans. 541-435-7083, 541-751- BY MARK MORICAL car, I turned off onto a forest 541-756-2521 8518 The Associated Press road to take in views of Coos Bay Farmers Market 9 Oregon Oldtime Fiddlers Jam- Lemolo Lake, the largest a.m. to 3 p.m., Central Avenue boree Concert 6 p.m., Win- LEMOLO LAKE (AP) — reservoir in the North across from visitors center. chester Bay Community Cen- The water sprang forth from Umpqua Hydroelectric DeFazio Town Hall Meeting 12–1 ter, 625 Broadway, Winchester an unknown source and cas- Project, according to the p.m., Gold Beach Council Bay. Open to everyone. caded down the slope onto a Bureau of Land Chambers, 29592 Ellensburg Acoustic jam sessions all-day thin ribbon of dirt single- Management. The lake was Ave., Gold Beach. long in various locations. 541- track. I pedaled down the formed in 1954 behind a 120- http://defazio.house.gov 759-3419 rocky section of trail, foot rock dam and covers 435 splashing through the pud- Working Forest Tour 1-4:30 Water Wise - Surfin’ Salmon 7 acres. Mount Thielsen tow- dle that had collected at the p.m., Sign-up at Coos Bay Vis- p.m., Coos Bay Public Library, ers above the southeast itor Information Center, 50 Myrtlewood room, 525 Ander- bottom of the hill. shore of Lemolo. Central Ave., Coos Bay. 541- son Ave., Coos Bay. Role of It was the type of feature I was expecting a rather 269-0215 sandy beach surf zones for that seems unique to the tough climb back to Road 60, juvenile Chinook salmon. Pre- North Umpqua River Trail. as the trail seemed mostly Library Bash 2 p.m., Reedsport Where else can mountain Branch Library, 395 Winches- sented by Jose R. Marin Jar- downhill on the way to the bikers pedal through natural ter Ave., Reedsport. Kids up rin, OSU Ph.D candidate. 541- lake. But, like most river to 18 invited to participate in 888-5922 water flows and then contin- trails, riding upstream was arts and crafts. Free popcorn ue merrily on their way? only a little more taxing than “Godspell” 7:30 p.m., Sprague The Lemolo segment of and refreshments. 541-271- riding downstream. Community Theater. 1200 11th the North Umpqua River 3500 St., Bandon. Tickets: Adult, I reached my car with Trail is probably not the Musical Benefit for Port $15; senior and student, $13; plenty of time to spare, so I most well-traveled section 1 children, $10. 541-347-7426 decided to continue east 1⁄2 Orford CommUnity Co-op 3-8 of the 79-mile long path that miles to the Kelsay Valley p.m., Buffington Park, U.S. “The Liar” 8 p.m., Dolphin runs from the southern The Associated Press Highway 101, Port Orford. Players’ New Playhouse, 580 Oregon Cascades to just east Wildflowers bloom along the North Umpqua River near the KelsayValley Trailhead. The trail there Live music by Sparrow’s Gate, Newmark, Coos Bay. Adapted of Roseburg. But it is the Trailhead,Aug. 2. runs just a few feet from the Mike Disbrow & Shine On, by David Ives from Corneille North Umpqua, which Blues Crustaceans, Heather closest ridable section to classic farce, twins seperated Bend (two hours away) and it short, steep climb up Bunker time I reached the White changes from a rushing river Carpenter, and Kirk Schu- at birth. General admission: to a peaceful stream mean- macher. Bring your own pic- provides an aerobic chal- Hill. The North Umpqua trail Mule Trailhead, I felt strong $10, adults; $8 seniors and lenge without being ridicu- is so different from trails in enough to tackle a mile or dering through high alpine nic to share. www.portorford- students. 541-404-8360 meadows dotted with yellow coop.org/ lously technical like other Central Oregon. Rather than two of the Dread and Terror sections of the North tire-packed high desert soil, segment, which begins at the and red wildflowers. The DeFazio Town Hall Meeting SATURDAY Umpqua Trail. the trail has a rugged, less- east end of picturesque path was relatively flat and 5:15–6:15 p.m., Coos Bay Pub- Neil Donegan Classic Drag Boat On Tuesday, I drove to traveled feel — a narrow path Lemolo Lake. easy all the way to the trail- lic Library, 525 Anderson Ave., cutting through green foliage The Dread and Terror head. Coos Bay. Races 9 a.m. Tenmile Lakes, where the trail crosses gravel and wildflowers. section runs right along the The Kelsay Valley http://defazio.house.gov Lakeside. Closed course sanc- U.S. Forest Service Road 60 tioned racing. Admission, $10; deep in a remote area of the As I rode along the hill, I surging North Umpqua Trailhead marks the west Dinner With Art Robinson 6-7 parking, $3. www.cdbarac- lush Umpqua National glimpsed snow-capped River. I rode it for about a end of the 9-mile Maidu p.m., Billy Smoothboar’s, ing.com Forest in southwest Oregon. Mount Bailey to the south. mile to a short, roaring section, which is closed to 3030 Oregon Ave., Bandon. Kiwanis Citywide Yard Sale 8 The first thing I noticed The Lemolo section of trail is waterfall, stopping to eat mountain bikers because the No host dinner. Call 541-347- when I hopped out of my car one of the few segments of lunch before turning back trail is located within the 2373. a.m. to 4 p.m., Sturdivant Park, Highway 42S Coquille. were the large, ravenous the North Umpqua trail that west. Mount Thielsen Wilderness. Bingo 6:30 p.m., Bay Area 541-396-2415 mosquitoes that swarmed does not run alongside the Two miles of the Dread At the trailhead, I turned Senior Activity Center, 886 S. me. I doused my arms and river. Instead, it runs above and Terror were enough. around to ride back west and Fourth St., Coos Bay. Cost: Dora Cemetery Volunteer Road 2612 and Lemolo Lake Two years ago, I rode the complete the 15-mile ride, Workday 9 a.m., Dora Ceme- legs with insect repellent and Early bird, $.25; regular, $5 amid towering Douglas-fir entire 13 miles of the seg- tery, 13.3 miles out of Myrtle that seemed to do the trick. following the crystal-clear pack and $1 specials. 541-269- The plan was to ride west and lodgepole pine trees. ment, and the demanding river that cuts a breathtak- 2626 Point on Sitkum Lane Road. Marker repair, bring tools. five miles to Lemolo Lake, The Lemolo trail is not rocky terrain and steep ingly beautiful swath Movie Night “Come Hell or Refreshments provided. 503- then ride back. The trail excessively technical or aer- climbs got the better of me. through the Umpqua High Water” 7-9 p.m., Bay Be, 393-0585 began off Road 60 with a obically grueling, so by the The Lemolo section is National Forest. 91122 Cape Arago Highway, Charleston. Movie about body Port Orford Farmer’s Market 9 surfing. Partial proceeds to a.m. to noon, Hawthorne Pedestrian ‘decoy’ in NB Rotary exchange extends deadline Surfrider Foundation. Cost is Gallery, Battle Rock, Port Orford. 541-287-2000 $5, includes popcorn. 541- NORTH BEND — North The application deadline Rotary District 3850 from 888-3265 Open Water Swim Event 9 a.m. Bend police will hold a for the Rotary International Feb. 8 through March 11, to 1 p.m., Eel Lake, Tugman pedestrian safety operation BAY AREA Global Service Exchange 2013 as part of the program. THURSDAY State Park, 72549 U.S. High- from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. program has been extended For an application, please way101, Lakeside. USMS reg- REPORTS North Bend School District Tuesday, Aug. 28, at the to Aug. 17. Rotary Founda- contact Kathy Rosencrantz istered swimmers 18 and Registration 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sherman Avenue and Con- tion is seeking four young at [email protected]. Grades K-5, North Bay Ele- older. 541-294-2915 or 541- gon Department of Trans- adults between the ages of Please use Rotary - 1565 necticut Street intersec- mentary; Grades K-4, Hillcrest tion. portation. 25 and 40 who are employed Exchange 2013 in the sub- Elementary; Grades 5-6, South Side Music Festival noon The department will full-time to visit Philippine ject line when replying. North Bend Middle School. until dusk, Deer Haven place a person in the inter- 541-756-2521 Ranch, 2475 South Smith section acting as a pedes- SHAMA House Vacation Bible School 9 a.m. to River Road, Reedsport. Pro- trian attempting to cross. welcomes public 12:30 p.m., First Baptist ceeds benefit Santana family Through the “pedestrian Church, 2080 Marion Ave., of Reedsport. Info at Lynn- decoy” police hope to raise SHAMA House invites [email protected] North Bend. 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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Publisher & Editor Opinion James Casey, Managing Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion You got a license for that omelet?

If citizens are interested her hair-braiding business the 1950s. rules may protect the pub- Our view in reducing government to Vancouver because she Why so many? lic, but they also squash intrusion, hair braiding is a lacked an Oregon cosmetol- Protecting public safety is entrepreneurship. The growth of occupa- good place to start. ogy license. She views the one reason. Preventing Across America, liberals tional licensing is not Under Oregon law, anyone law as racially discriminato- scams is another. And of and libertarians are uniting entirely a positive trend. who gets paid to braid hair ry, because it marginalizes course, license fees support to question whether so needs a cosmetology license. the black women who are the state’s payroll. much licensing is necessary What do you think? Acquiring a license requires hair braiders’ core cus- But another reason is the — or fair. Some Portland The World welcomes spending as much as 1,700 tomers. economic self-interest of legislators plan to introduce letters. Email us at hours in beauty school, at a Braiding hair is one of the professions being the Natural Hair Act next [email protected]. cost exceeding $10,000. many occupations requiring licensed. Licensing can year, freeing hair braiders Beauty school teaches licenses in Oregon. For make an occupation more from the need for cosmetol- students about cutting, example, Oregon licenses profitable by limiting com- ogy licenses. dyeing, curling and lots egg breakers, lawn planters petition. As America’s A broader rollback of more, but most of it is and people who take pic- economy has shifted from licensing seems unlikely. At pointless if braiding is your tures at racetracks. And our manufacturing jobs to serv- a minimum, however, law- chosen occupation. state is hardly alone. About ice jobs, people in service makers should be skeptical The Oregonian reported a third of all American industries increasingly have whenever someone propos- this week about 31-year-old workers need licenses, up asked state legislatures to es regulating another occu- Amber Starks, who moved from fewer than 5 percent in regulate them. The resulting pation. College loans and job-search groans

Where did all the good, high-paying jobs for B.A.’s in English Lit go all of a sud- den? Four years of my life, wasted. Actually, the years weren’t wasted; I was. Now I’m going to have to move back into my par- ents’ house. Well, not my parents’ house, because they don’t have one any- more. They’ve moved back in with their par- ents. So I’ll be living in JIM my grandparents’ house MULLEN with them. It’s like living in the world’s worst frat Humorist house. No binge drinking allowed, and they expect me to be out of bed by 6 a.m. How did things come to this? We didn’t have the biggest house in our subdivision, but my siblings and I each had an extra bedroom for our toys and clothes, and the four-car garage had plenty of room for our golf clubs and kayaks. Dad put in a pool, and Mom had the kitchen redone to look like an Italian palace she saw on one of our twice-a-year cruises. Then, all of a sudden, we’re broke. I never did figure out Public Forum how that happened. Where did all the money go? Grandpa is an electrician, and Grandma never worked outside the house. They District office, we (large and small) and houses in Tenneal Wetherell. She holds two never went to college, they never take foreclosure on every block. Write to us part-time positions, one as vacations and they still live in a tiny house need answers With the aforementioned in superintendent, the other as mind, I am perplexed as to why The World welcomes your letter. adaptive life skills director. Her they bought when they were first married. I had the benefit of watching there were approximately 30 Write to [email protected], total salary is $105,000. With cash, Grandpa keeps telling me, he my nephew benefit from the or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. doesn’t owe anyone a penny. Well, duh. He great services ESD has to pro- ESD staff laid off (most of whom were classified) but the number I Please use your real name. Can’t afford to never buys anything. Anybody could do vide. No question, ESD employ- I 400 words maximum. that. Gramps says, “What do I need a big ees are collectively a very tal- of administrators remain the same? While the superintendent I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- ignore the issues house for?” He needs it so that my parents ented and caring group of staff. ness complaints, poetry or religious position has been reduced to a The national organization of and I don’t have to keep bumping into one While I was fortunate to watch testimony. another, that’s why. my nephew graduate from ATP, part-time position, Tenneal the Boys & Girls Clubs of Ameri- Wetherell did line her own I Please list your address and I don’t know why he and Grandma seem I was disappointed to learn over daytime phone for verification. ca had better pay attention to the so happy.They don’t have anything. His car the last several months that the pockets in excess of $100,000 current uproar over the lawsuits is from the ‘90s! There’s not an HDTV in Adaptive Life Skills services will per year, which, by the data I related to mismanagement of the house; they don’t even get basic cable. no longer be utilized by North have collected, is more than our local Boys & Girls Club. As He’s never heard of “Halo” and “World of Bend or Curry County school several of her colleagues in Coos Or a first-year superintendent the media attention grows, there Warcraft” or beer pong. He wouldn’t know districts. County doing the same work but without a clue as to the impor- will be implications for the an app if it bit him on the face. He doesn’t If I understand correctly, the full-time. tance of budgeting and working image and donations available know how to text, yet they still let him districts found the ALS program As if the above isn’t enough to collaboratively with districts to for the national organization. drive, even though he’s in his 60s! expensive and have instead make an individual raise con- give them the best bang for their When the Southwestern Ore- Me, I’m $130,000 in debt, and no one opted to start their own ALS cerns, why did all ESD staff buck? gon Tennis Association returns wants to learn about Chaucer. I should programs. While I am disap- receive an increase in pay and/or I implore the districts to pull local and proper care to the Coos have majored in something more practical, pointed to learn of this news, I benefits for the 2012-2013 fiscal the numbers, investigate as I did Bay tennis facilities and pro- like astronomy or anthropology, where the understand. It is my under- years? Why did one particular and ask questions. With the grams, some of the pressure on big bucks are. standing that the districts com- administrator receive her second current ESD board and superin- the national Boys & Girls Clubs I went to Starbucks yesterday to catch municated with the ESD where $7,000 pay raise within a three- tendent, it won’t be long before of America organization will be up with some of my classmates, who aren’t they wanted to see cuts/reduc- year period? there won’t be an ESD. lessened. However, national and having any better luck finding a job than I tions. What else would districts One would have to ask whose Thomas Granger regional leadership can’t afford am. expect when funding continues shoulders this falls on: a board North Bend to ignore the organizational issue “The whole market for M.F.A.’s has dis- to decrease in education? The that has already cut the contract Editor’s note: We checked with raised. appeared too,”Faberge told me.“It’s as if no U.S. economy is at an all-time short of the last two superin- the ESD office in Coos Bay David K. Reynolds one wants curators for private art collec- low with empty businesses tendents they themselves hired? regarding pay for Superintendent Coos Bay tions anymore. I’ll never be able to pay off my student loans. If only I had learned how to use a tattoo needle. That’s where all the money is in contemporary art. But my par- Digitalized smart Constitution ents don’t understand. They think instead of spending $16 a day at Starbucks, I should Former constitutional lawyer necessary, to keep police officers believes has committed or is umn is: “How Americans are effi- be working at one. Like that’s going to pay Glenn Greenwald has become a honest.” about to commit a crime. But that ciently trained to acquiesce to my bills. They are so stuck in the past.” leading illuminator of George W. Even more vital to helping does not mean an officer can just ideas once deemed so radical as to “Why don’t you just start painting and Bush, Dick Cheney and Barack other citizens recognize that we stop a person who is — or appears sell your stuff for a couple million dollars a be unthinkable.” Obama’s ravages of the Constitu- are part of a self-governing to be — black or Latino, period. Radical ideas such as how canvas?” I asked. “After all, you have a republic, tion — such as the vanishing of As Galarza says — and this police can make blacks and Lati- degree, and a lot of way famous artists personal privacy. Galarza adds: applies not only to New York City never had a degree.” “Extremist powers become “At Trinity — “In too many neighborhoods, nos believe they are continually “Good idea. And why don’t you just go normalized,” explains Greenwald. Lutheran getting stopped and frisked is a suspect of disloyalty.More Amer- home and knock out a few best-sellers?” “They just become such a fixture Church, where rite of passage.” icans, however — including “I studied English, not writing.” in our political culture that we are I am an active That’s why I often ask: Is this judges — are rejecting that train- “You couldn’t go read Dickens at the trained to take them for granted, member and still America? ing. Just as past Americans ulti- library for free? You had to go to college for to view the warped as normal.” the Rev.Samuel As Galarza says: “The police mately rejected the Alien and that?” Faberge is totally lacking in the But there are encouraging signs Cruz is senior work for us — and they should Sedition Acts of 1798, the “Red sympathy department. He and my grand- that Americans are fighting back NAT pastor,weknow that we are always watch- Scare” of the 1920s and Sen. Joe father would get along well. against this extremism. Citizens strongly believe ing” — at least on our streets. “Why would anyone read Dickens if HENTOFF McCarthy’s passionate pursuit of are actively protecting our Con- that monitor- However, in some states, there Un-American Activities. they didn’t have to?” I replied. “That’s the Columnist ing the police stitution by making video and are laws that create obstacles to Regardless of who is president whole college experience — doing things audio recordings of government contributes to our keeping an eye on police, that make you miserable. My cousin Billy abuses of their personal liberties public safety — which is why when officers place themselves and which party controls Con- wouldn’t do it. He and I are exactly the as they are actually taking place. Trinity’s new project, La Casita above the law. Katie Wang, gress in 2013, we the citizens are same age, and he spent the last four years Betrayers of the Constitution Comunal de Sunset Park,is work- ACLU-NJ’s communications the only guarantee that such ris- learning how to be an electrician with my are being caught in the act. ing with other groups to provide director, sent me a press release ing patriots as David Galarza will granddad. He could have gone to college, A New York Daily News op-ed training to members of its con- about these laws: be able to continue to exemplify but he’d rather do something he likes. It’s declares: “Your camera can stop gregation and the community.” “The popularity of cellphones how James Madison defined going to hold him back the rest of his life.” NYPD abuse.” David Galarza This training enables all who with video capabilities has raised Americans: “The censorial power “Wait a minute,” Faberge said. “Didn’t writes about seeing “a man with a enroll to become active support- legal questions about the rights of is in the people over the govern- he just get married and buy a house?” badge and a uniform” — dig this ers of the Bill of Rights’ Fourth citizens to record in public.Fortu- “Yeah, a little one.” ment, and not in the government — “body slam a teenager on a Amendment: nately, the courts have sided with over the people.” “You’ve seen it?” “We’ll be arming members of Sunset Park subway platform.” citizens. In May 2012, a federal Nat Hentoff is a nationally “No, but he said there wasn’t enough This modern-day Tom Paine our congregation with cameras. appeals court struck down an Illi- room for me to move in with them.” adds pertinently: “Most of us now We urge other congregations and nois law that had made it illegal renowned authority on the First Jim Mullen’s newest book, “How to Lose carry cellphone cameras in our groups to do the same.” for citizens to record police offi- Amendment and the Bill of Rights. Money in Your Spare Time — At Home,”is pockets. We have access to This, of course, does not pre- cers on-duty. He is a member of the Reporters available at amazon.com. You can follow YouTube, which is a free and easy vent a police officer in any city The subhead of Glenn Green- Committee for Freedom of the him on Pinterest at pinterest.com/jim- platform for sharing video. We from stopping and searching a wald’s previously quoted Press, and the Cato Institute, mullen. should use these tools daily, if person whom he reasonably “Extremism Normalized” col- where he is a senior fellow. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Wednesday, August 15,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State Girl abused by Judge takes cautious approach to Scouts files grandfather is BY NIGEL DUARA review the sample files as part of the ed redactions would “gut the value” reluctant to talk The Associated Press Scouts’ request to remove names of of the files. other Scouts, parents and volun- “The perversions files operate in a to therapist PORTLAND — An Oregon judge teers. secret system, and this court has will review six sample “perversion The Scouts argue that the redac- already decided that the secret sys- DEAR ABBY: My grandfa- files” maintained by the Boy Scouts tions they’re asking for won’t affect tem is over,”plaintiff’s attorney Kelly ther recently went to jail for of America while he decides whether the court’s order and will protect Clark said. having child pornography on to agree with their request for exten- people from undue embarrassment Attorneys in suits across the his laptop. The lawyers and sive redactions, a delay in a ruling to or retaliation. country are seeking various seg- everyone else say he molested make the files public that was first “The point of the release of the ments of the files, like the 20-year me and my ordered in 2010. files is to show how one organization segment in Portland. Those cases — sister. I DEAR The 20,000 pages of files contain- in the past dealt with complaints of in states including Idaho, Texas, Cal- almost had to ABBY ing sex abuse allegations from 1965- child sex abuse,” Scouts attorney ifornia and Montana — are part of a testify. 1985 were introduced as evidence in Thomas Dulcich said. “The names of larger effort by a network of attor- I’m only a landmark lawsuit in Portland the youth, the names of the volun- neys to make public all the files kept 13 and have against the Boy Scouts because of the teers, won’t change how the organi- by the Scouts, which date back to at talked with abuse of several youths by an Oregon zation dealt with the issue.” least 1925. people, but Scout leader. The Scouts lost the The files contain accusations Media attorney Charlie Hinkle, they don’t lawsuit in an April 2010 jury ruling. against Scout leaders ranging from who represented organizations get it. I don’t The Oregon Supreme Court said child abuse to lesser offenses that including The Oregonian, The Asso- The Associated Press want to talk in June that names of victims and would prohibit them from working in ciated Press and The New York Attorney Peter Janci moves boxes full of to a therapist people who reported the crimes the Scouts. Times, said the Scouts could have records from the Boy Scouts of America in or anything, JEANNE should be redacted. Attorneys for the plaintiffs in the asked for the redactions at any point Portland.A Portland judge heard arguments but my mom PHILLIPS Judge John Wittmayer said Tues- case and media organizations seek- since Wittmayer ruled the files Tuesday from the Boy Scouts, who are and aunt requesting further redactions to their files. think I should. day in Portland that he wants to ing the files said the Scouts’ request- should be made public in 2010. Should I? I feel really sad right now. I first learned about this two years ago, but it still Obituaries STATE hurts. I kind of feel uncom- fortable talking about it to DIGEST people other than my best friends. I write sad poetry to Ron Palillo, of ‘Welcome Back, Kotter,’ dies at 63 Body recovered from express my feelings and it Willamette River helps some. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Palillo was inextricably series only lasted as long as a mother thought getting him I don’t know what to do. It’s (AP) — Ron Palillo, the actor linked with the character he high school education and its involved in a local theater PORTLAND (AP) — The like I’m stuck in a rut. What best known as the nerdy high played from 1975 to 1979 on end, for Palillo, brought dif- might help. He fell in love Multnomah County medical should I be feeling? Do I need school student Arnold Hor- “Kotter,”the hit ABC sitcom, ficulty. with the stage and overcame examiner’s office says a body to talk to someone? Should I shack on the 1970s sitcom in which title character Gabe He said he felt exiled his speech impediment. recovered from the open up more? — UNSURE OF “Welcome Kotter returns to his Brook- throughout the 1980s, He attended the Universi- Willamette River near Port- MY FEELINGS Back, Kot- lyn alma mater to teach a unable to find parts, sinking ty of Connecticut and earned land’s Steel Bridge is that of a DEAR UNSURE: If your ter,” died group of loveable wiseguys into depression, and rarely parts in Shakespearean pro- 43-year-old man last known grandfather is in jail, and “the Tuesday in known as the Sweathogs. venturing from his apart- ductions before his big break. to be living in northern Cali- lawyers and everyone else” say Palm Beach Horshack was the nasally ment. When offers did come, He told interviewers that fornia. he molested you and your sis- Gardens, teen who yelped, “Oooh, he felt typecast as Horshack. his dying father’s voice The body found early ter, then he probably did. The Fla. He was ooh,”and shot his hand sky- “While I loved him, I real- inspired Horshack’s trade- Tuesday was identified as two of you may not have 63. ward whenever Kotter posed ly loved him, I didn’t want to mark wheezing laugh, but Lev Progrebinsky. understood what was happen- Palillo a question. do him forever,” he told the when he auditioned for The Oregonian says the ing because he led you to suffered an Ron Palillo The show was a ratings Birmingham News in 1994. “Kotter” he thought he’d be medical examiner believes believe what he was doing was apparent success and pop cultural Ronald Paolillo was born passed over for others who the man drowned. The sher- normal behavior.(This is stan- heart attack at his home phenomenon, injecting April 2, 1949, in Cheshire, had more of a tough-guy iff’s office says there was no dard operating procedure for a about 4 a.m., said Karen smart-Alec phrases such as Conn., eventually dropping New York look. initial indication of any foul molester.) Poindexter, a close friend of “Up your nose with a rubber the first “o” from his sur- Palillo is survived by his play. Part of the reason for your the actor. He was pro- hose” into the mainstream name. His father died of lung partner of 41 years, Joseph Woman wounds sadness may be that your nounced dead at Palm Beach and propelling co-star John cancer when he was 10 and Gramm; two brothers, and a trust was violated.Talking to a Gardens Medical Center. Travolta to stardom. But the he developed a stutter. His sister. husband, kills herself therapist is not a punishment. THE DALLES (AP) — It’s actually a privilege, and I Police in The Dalles say a 42- hope that you and your sister year-old man is expected to will take advantage of it. A Phyllis Ann Vegas. She passed away June many shows at both the On survive a wound from a gun- therapist can give you more (Compton) Anderson 21, 2012, in Oregon City. Broadway Theatre and Little Death shot fired by his wife, who She graduated from New Theatre on the Bay. Favorite insight than your friends can Feb. 26, 1930 - June 21, 2012 then turned the gun on her- give you. Mexico Highlands University roles included “Quilters” and Notices self. Your mom and your aunt A celebration of life will be with a degree in music, and “On Golden Pond.”Over the The Dalles Chronicle held for Phyllis Ann (Comp- subsequently taught music years, she also performed in Richard H. Goldfinch — have your best interests at 89, of Florence, passed away reports that 46-year-old heart, so please listen to them. ton) Ander- at Espanola Valley High two one-woman shows - Carla Levden died in the son, 82, of School. Eventually, she “Shirley Valentine” and Aug. 13, 2012, in Florence. A therapist can help you open Arrangements are pending shooting Saturday morning, up more, and your sadness will Portland at found her ideal home in Coos “Lucifer's Child.” When not and her husband, Gerald, is in 2 p.m. Sat- Bay, where she worked as a singing, playing or acting, with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- dissipate. 267-3131. a Portland hospital in serious DEAR ABBY: I love my urday, Aug. librarian at Sunset Middle Phyllis was a highly accom- condition. 18, at the School for more than 20 plished quilter and seam- Margaret Diana wife very much, but over the Andreasen — 62, of Lake- years we have drifted apart. At U nited years. stress. Facebook plans third Methodist Phyllis was an active She is survived by her side, passed away Aug. 13, Prineville data center one time we considered sepa- 2012, in Coos Bay. Arrange- rating, but we went to a mar- Chruch, 123 member of the artistic com- daughter, Allison and son- PRINEVILLE (AP) — Face- O c e an Phyllis munity in Coos Bay. She was in-law, Rio; son, Chuck and ments are pending with Nel- riage counselor and worked son’s Bay Area Mortuary, book has filed plans for a most things out. Blvd., in Anderson a long-term member and daughter-in-law, Becky; sis- third data center in the Cen- Coos Bay. frequent soloist with the ter, Margaret; and brother, 541-267-4216. My wife is the only woman James V. “Jim” Adamek tral Oregon city Prineville. in the world for me, but my Phyllis was born Feb. 26, South Coast Community Richard and sister-in-law, The Bend Bulletin reports 1930, in Las Vegas, N.M., to Choir and the choir of the Barbara. — 98, of Myrtle Point, died feelings are at the bottom of Aug. 11, 2012, in Coos Bay. the social network company her priorities. I give her night- parents Cecil Ashby and First United Methodist In lieu of flowers, the fam- has a 334,000-square-foot Lucy Floyd Compton. She Arrangements are pending ly foot massages and tell her Church. She also was a ily asks that you consider facility up and running in along with her three broth- with Amling/Schroeder how much she means to me. French horn player in the making a donation to the Prineville and a twin under ers, Cecil, Donald and Funeral Service-Myrtle Point She never returns any pleas- community band. Members Alzheimer’s Association. construction next door. The Richard, and one sister, Mar- Chapel, 541-572-2524. ures. She has told me that sex of the community also were Sign the guestbook at third facility would be small- garet were raised in Las is not enjoyable for her and she able to see Phyllis on stage in www.theworldlink.com. er, about 62,000 square feet. does it only to please me. Funeral The proposed data center I love her dearly, however wouldn’t create full-time the romance is gone. Is it pos- Dick “Pops” Murray Helen Marie Johnson gardening, charcoal sketch- Saturday, Aug. 18 jobs. It would be handled by sible to rekindle the long-lost George Marcus Chatburn, employees at one of the larg- July 20, 1940 – Aug. 8, 2012 ing, oil painting, ceramics, fire? — LONELY, UNIMPOR- Dec. 19, 1937 - Aug. 10, 2012 cooking and crossword puz- 2 p.m., Masonic memorial er facilities. A company TANT HUSBAND IN NORTH A memorial service for A celebration of life will be zles. service and reception, North spokesman said a construc- CAROLINA Dick “Pops” Murray, 74, of held for Helen Marie John- Helen is survived by son, Bend Masonic Lodge, 2002 tion timetable will depend on DEAR LONELY: I hate to Bridge, will be held at 2 p.m. son, 72, of Coos Bay, at 2:30 Clayton Ashbaugh and his Union Ave., North Bend. the company’s business. appear negative, but the way Sunday,Aug. 19, at the Bridge p.m. Satur- wife, Lila of Coos Bay; son, you have described your mar- day, Aug. 18, Community Church with Gary Johnson of Hauser; riage, I doubt it. I also have to at the South daughter, Kimberly McKin- • Cremation question why you think a Pastor Andy Taylor officiat- Coast Hos- ley of Portland; daughter, • Funeral Service woman who is so withholding ing. pice Teresa Taylor and her hus- is the only woman in the world Dick was born Dec. 19, B ereave- band, Richard of Coos Bay; Locally for you. You have described 1937, in Yuba City, Calif., to ment Cen- daughter, Rhonda Loewen Owned what she is getting from you, Sydney and Elda (Carroll) ter, 1620 “Our family & and her husband, Ron of but what are you receiving in Murray. He died Aug. 10, Thompson serving your family” Operated Scio; daughter, Karen Dalton return besides passive rejec- 2012, at his home in Bridge. Road in Helen Johnson of Coos Bay; grandchildren, 541-267-4216 tion? Dick married Maxine Coos Bay Amanda, Leanna, Cosson- 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson DEAR ABBY: I am torn Stevenson June 17, 2000, in with chaplain John Sheese dra, Patrick, Larissa, Nathan, between two decisions. I am a Springfield. presiding. Private cremation 40-year-old teacher, but I rites were held at Ocean View Jordan, Jason, Jeremy, He worked for many years Natasha, Christopher, Erin, have always wanted to be in as a mechanic for the Simplot Memory Gardens in Coos law enforcement. I didn’t pur- Bay with a private family Vanessa, Kirby, Anneber and Potato Plant in Hermiston. Ronald; great-grandchil- sue my dream because my He retired in 1997 and moved inurnment to take place at a fiancee would not marry me if later date at Norway Ceme- dren, Madeline, Anna Jo, to Bridge. Noah, Christopher, Madi- I went into police work. He loved travelling, cook- tery in Myrtle Point. I have done well over the Helen was born July 20, son, Ryan, Jack, and two ing, doing yard work, helping years, but my heart will not let 1940, in Coquille to Ukly Lee more on the way; and her go of being in law enforce- his neighbors in the trailer Flood and Annie “Evalena” special Australian family, the ment. My wife gives me the park and spoiling his dog, (Pratt) Flood. She passed Lucks, and her girls Marie “you have a good job and you Misty. away peacefully Aug. 8, 2012, and Crystal. need to save for your kids” Dick is survived by his at her home in Coos Bay,sur- Helen was preceded in speech. I feel if I don’t at least wife, Maxine; children, Vicki rounded by her loving family. death by her parents, Ukly Coosoos BayBay ChapelChapel try to pursue my dream it will Campbell, Jennifer Moon, Helen graduated from and Evalena Flood; brother, always bug me. 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Allen Summers and Matthew • Simple cremation & burial. • Convenient downtown location with ample want to be” speech is an injus- wife Joy, and Kurtis Wayne She helped open the Coos James Summers; nephew, parking. tice to children if you as a par- Stevenson and his wife, Bay Kmart store in 1978, later Michael Flood; and her cat, Zeek. • Full-service facility including large chapel, ent can’t live up to this rule. Deanna; brother, George retiring after 20 years of What do you think about all service. She also worked at Arrangements are under reception, private viewing & conference rooms. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Wednesday, August 15,2012 Y K Nation University freeze-dries 17th century shipwreck

BY MICHAEL GRACZYK in 1684 and sank two years The Associated Press later in a storm on Matagor- da Bay, about midway BRYAN, Texas — More between Galveston and Cor- than three centuries ago, a pus Christi. French explorer’s ship sank “When La Belle sank, that in the Gulf of Mexico, taking doomed La Salle’s colony with it France’s hopes of col- and opened up the door for onizing a vast piece of the Spain to come in and occupy New World — modern-day Texas,”Bruseth said.“People Texas. can see firsthand how histo- Like La Salle in 1685, ry can turn on a dime.” researchers at Texas A&M “It’s an important piece in University are in uncharted ship architecture,”said Peter waters as they try to recon- Fix, conservator at the struct his vessel with a school’s Center for Maritime gigantic freeze-dryer, the Archaeology and Conserva- first undertaking of its size. tion. Researchers have By placing the ship — La determined that unlike earli- Belle — in a constant envi- er vessels, the frames on La ronment of up to 60 degrees Belle were marked specifi- below zero, more than 300 cally by the French crafts- years of moisture will be men so the wood comprising safely removed from hun- the hull could follow the dreds of European oak and complex curve of the ship. pine timbers and planks. The “This was the age of freeze-dryer, located at the Enlightenment when math old Bryan Air Force base sev- was coming into more play,” eral miles northwest of Col- Fix said. lege Station, is 40 feet long After a more than decade- The Associated Press and 8 feet wide — the biggest long hunt, Texas Historical The hull of the 17th-century French ship La Belle at the Texas A&M University Center for Maritime Archaeology and Conservation in Bryan, Texas. such machine on the conti- Commission archaeologists Researchers plan to rebuild the 54 - foot vessel, which will become the centerpiece of the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin. The nent devoted to archaeology. found it in 1995 in 12 feet of supply ship was built in 1684 and sank two years later in a storm on Matagorda Bay, about midway between Galveston and Corpus Christi,Texas. Researchers will then murky water. Then began rebuild the 54 1/2-foot ves- the tedious recovery that to be a crew member or set- key chemical, polyethylene rine-like freeze dryer. pressure, water can go from sel, which will become the involved constructing a dam tler among the some 40 peo- glycol. They decided the “If we were to take any being solid to gas and skip centerpiece of the Bob Bul- around the site. ple aboard. freeze-dry process was piece of wood, say it’s been the liquid phase. lock Texas State History After the water was The ship was then trans- more economical and in the water for 300 years, “It’s a slow, controlled Museum in Austin. pumped out, teams dug ferred to the Texas A&M lab, would shorten the preser- and pull it out, it would process and depending on From a historical perspec- through up to 6 feet of mud where the water-logged vation timeframe. So, the shrink, crack, warp within a the thickness of material, tive, it’s “an icon of a small in the Gulf of Mexico seabed wood has been immersed in hull was disassembled and couple of days,” Fix said. over four to six or seven event that dramatically to retrieve the nearly intact a chemical solution to keep it the wood was categorized “The physical stress on months, we know that tim- changed the course of Texas ship and some 700,000 solid. and digitally scanned so wood would essentially ber has lost most of its history,” said Jim Bruseth, items, from swords, cannons Initially, the ship was that they could make molds cause it to fall apart and bound water and it’s safe to who led the Texas Historical and ammunition to beads being reassembled in a of its original shape. crumble and powder into bring out,” Fix said, noting Commission effort to recov- and mirrors intended for two-stage chemical A New York-based firm pieces.” that they’re experimenting er the remains. trade. Archaeologists also process, but as oil prices that specializes in scientific But scientists know that with smaller pieces to “make The supply ship was built found one skeleton, believed rose, so did the cost of the equipment built the subma- at the right temperature and sure nothing goes wrong.” Romney rips Biden over ’chains’ remark U.K. bank settles Iran money BY MATTHEW DALY Biden said the Republican “another outrageous The Associated Press ticket wanted to “unchain charge,”adding: “The White probe in N.Y. for $340M Wall Street” by getting rid of House sinks a little bit lower. DANVILLE, Va. — Vice regulations Obama signed This is what an angry and BY MICHAEL VIRTANEN spokeswoman Julie Gibson the global financial system. President Joe Biden sparked into law two years ago. He desperate presidency looks The Associated Press said a formal agreement with The goal is to choke off banks a campaign commotion added: “They’re going to put like.” details is expected shortly. and other sources of capital, Tuesday, telling an audience y’all back in chains.” Biden, speaking later in ALBANY, N.Y. — A British The New York announce- in southern Virginia that Romney later criticized Wytheville, Va., said he had limiting their economic bank accused of scheming ment, she said, set out the growth and their ability to included hundreds of black Biden, saying the remarks meant to use the term with the Iranian government terms of the agreement, voters that Republican Mitt were part of pattern of “unshackled.” But he did not buy weapons, food and other to launder billions of dollars including the payment of Romney wanted to put them “reckless” comments by apologize and mocked the items available through will be subject to two years of $340 million. “back in chains” by deregu- Obama’s campaign and his Romney campaign for show- global trade. Sanctions monitoring at its New York A department hearing on lating Wall Street. He later surrogates “that disgrace the ing outrage. ensure that U.S. banks don’t branch and will permanently the issue scheduled for today mocked Republican criti- office of the presidency.” “If you want to know get involved. install personnel to oversee in New York City has been cism over the remark while In remarks prepared for what’s outrageous, it’s their Several other non-U.S. and audit offshore monitor- adjourned. The date for the conceding he meant to use delivery Tuesday night in policies, and the effects of banks with operations in the ing as part of a $340 million civil payment, which will go different words. Chillicothe, Ohio, Romney their policies on middle- settlement with financial to the state’s general fund, United States have settled Campaigning in Danville, called Biden’s comment class Americans,”he said. regulators. has not been set. sanctions cases with U.S. State Department of Federal Reserve spokes- authorities in recent years. Financial Services Superin- woman Barbara Hagenbaugh Dutch bank ING Bank NV W tendent Benjamin Lawsky said the Fed “continues to agreed in June to pay $619 said Tuesday that Standard work with the other agencies million to settle charges that H Chartered Bank will pay the on a comprehensive resolu- it secretly moved billions of civil penalty to the state and tion.” dollars through the U.S. A will strengthen oversight of The U.S. imposes financial financial system on behalf of overseas transactions. sanctions on political ene- Iranian and Cuban cus- T Standard Chartered mies to hinder their access to tomers. New toilet after 150 years of waste C BY DONNA GORDON BLANKINSHIP A The Associated Press SEATTLE — These aren’t N your typical loos. One uses microwave energy to trans- form human waste into elec- tricity. Another captures T urine and uses it for flushing. And still another turns H excrement into charcoal. They are part of a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation E competition to reinvent the toilet for the 2.5 billion peo- he World is so helpful ple around the world who don’t have access to modern W for promoting and sanitation. Scientists from around “T the world have taken up the O marketing your business. challenge, and the founda- tion announced some proj- R ects Tuesday that will be Our mid-week business has doubled getting more money to take L their ideas from the lab to The Associated Press since running our specials in cities. Kara Nelson, left, of the University of California at Berkeley, talks about D The World and TheWorldLink.com! There, local entrepreneurs the “pHree Loo” toliet, which is designed to safely disinfect sludge will use the new technology waste, as it sits on display at the “Reinventing the Toliet”Fair,Tuesday. People can go fishing mid-week! to turn pollution into cash. “We couldn’t be happier within the next three years. work with scientists from a It was great to honor fathers with with the response that we’ve Most of the prototypes on variety of specialties. D half-price fishing. Grow your business gotten,”Bill Gates said. display this week in the open “You can come up with To pass the foundation’s courtyard of the founda- great ideas,” he said, adding O through advertising with The World — threshold for the world’s tion’s Seattle headquarters that the toilet fair offered next toilet, it must operate turn solid waste into energy. more opportunities for idea You’ll be glad you did! ” without running water, elec- This is both a practical and sharing. tricity or a septic system, not pragmatic solution to the Other projects on display discharge pollutants, prefer- solid waste puzzle, said Carl were not so high-tech, F —Bill & Margery Whitmer ably capture energy or other Hensman, program officer including one from the Lon- Betty Kay Charters resources, and operate at a for the foundation’s water, don School of Hygiene and O cost of 5 cents a day. sanitation and hygiene team. Tropical Medicine that sends The United Nations esti- Many recycle waste into black soldier fly larvae inside R mates disease caused by other usable substances such latrines and even home toi- unsafe sanitation results in as animal feed, water for lets to process waste, result- about half the hospitaliza- irrigation, or even just ener- ing in high quality, environ- tions in the developing gy and water to run their mentally friendly animal feed world. About 1.5 million own systems. atacostofapennyaday. Y children die each year from Some, like the winning The fly larvae project is diarrheal disease. project from Caltech, use already being field tested in O Scientists believe most of chemistry and engineering Cape Town, South Africa, these deaths could be pre- to completely transform the and the inventors are work- U www.theworldlink.com vented with proper sanita- waste. ing on a kit to sell to entre- tion, along with safe drinking Clement Cid, a Caltech preneurs. They have had ? Your Partner in Success water and improved hygiene. grad student from Trouillas, inquiries from Haiti, Sudan, The foundation expects to France, said it has been Kenya and Ghana about field test its first prototypes intellectually rewarding to adopting the approach. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Wednesday, August 15,2012 • The World • A7 Y K World U.N. panel concludes war crimes perpetrated in Syria

BY JOHN HEILPRIN armed groups committed emphasized their lack of The Associated Press war crimes, including mur- ability to carry out their der, extrajudicial killings U.N. mandate within Syria GENEVA — Syrian Presi- and torture, but at a lesser hampered their investiga- dent Bashar Assad’s forces frequency and scale. tion. and pro-government shabi- Its release came hours The commission is head- ha fighters have perpetrated after a bomb exploded in the ed by Brazilian diplomat war crimes and crimes Syrian capital of Damascus and professor Paulo Sergio against humanity on Syrian outside a hotel where U.N. Pinheiro and also includes civilians, a U.N. expert observers are staying. The Karen Koning AbuZayd, a panel concluded today in a bomb was attached to a fuel U.S. citizen and former head report that provides in truck and wounded at least of UNRWA, the U.N. agency chilling detail further evi- three people, Syrian state that aids Palestinian dence of a conflict spiraling TV reported. Activists also refugees. A third panel out of control. reported fighting near the member had dropped out. The panel appointed by government headquarters Their report, whose find- the U.N.’s 47-nation Human and the Iranian embassy, ings are more conclusive Rights Council blamed the both in Damascus, along about the Houla massacre government and allied mili- with clashes in different than previous interim find- tia for the killing of more parts of Syria. ings, could be used by world than 100 civilians in the vil- The expert panel powers to justify tougher lage of Houla in May, nearly appointed to probe abuses outside action against half of them children, and in Syria has had hardly any Syria, or strengthen calls for said the murders, unlawful access to Syria, with only its an international investiga- killing, torture, sexual vio- chairman allowed into tion and prosecution of The Associated Press lence and indiscriminate Damascus. Most of the possible war crimes and Syrian women pray during Laylat Al Qadr, the 27th day of the holy fasting month of Ramadan in font of the attacks “indicate the report, which covers the crimes against humanity. Syrian embassy in Amman,Jordan, today. involvement at the highest period between Feb. 15 and The council could renew levels of the armed and July 20, was conducted dur- the mandate of the panel or Earlier this year, the Court based at The Hague. in the region. security forces and the gov- ing field interviews and in it could appoint Pinheiro to council said in a resolution Activists say more than The conflict has slowly ernment.” Geneva with Syrian become a special investiga- that it agreed with U.N. 20,000 people have been changed into a full blown The panel also concluded refugees outside the coun- tor of Syria, a position that High Commissioner for killed since the start of civil war that the panel says in its final report today to try. the council created in March Human Rights Navi Pillay in Syria’s revolt, inspired by involves “more brutal tac- the Geneva-based council The panel conducted but has left unfilled until her call for action by the other Arab Spring uprisings tics and new military capa- that anti-government 1,062 interviews, but now. International Criminal against autocratic regimes bilities on both sides.” Australian court bans cigarette pack logos Prince

“There is still a long way Philip taken BY ROD MCGUIRK to go before all the legal The Associated Press questions about plain pack- to hospital aging are fully explored and CANBERRA, Australia — answered,” company Australia’s highest court LONDON (AP) — Queen upheld the world’s toughest spokesman Chris Argent Elizabeth II’s husband, law on cigarette promotion said in a statement. Prince Philip, was hospital- today, prohibiting tobacco British American Tobac- ized as a precautionary company logos on cigarette co spokesman Scott McIn- measure, Buckingham Palace packs that will instead show tyre said the company was officials said today. cancer-riddled mouths, disappointed but would Officials did not provide blinded eyeballs and sickly comply with the law. any details about the cause of children. Australia faces a poten- the 91-year-old’s hospital- The High Court rejected a ization, which follows two tial challenge to its laws challenge by tobacco com- other health scares. through the World Trade panies who argued the value He was taken from the of their trademarks will be Organization, with three royal country estate at Bal- destroyed if they are no tobacco growing countries moral in Scotland to the longer able to display their — Ukraine, Honduras and Aberdeen Royal Infirmary on distinctive colors, brand the Dominican Republic — the advice of his physician. designs and logos on packs making official requests for Philip has endured several of cigarettes. consultation on plain pack- health problems recently. He Starting in December, aging. Consultations are the was hospitalized for five days packs will instead come in a in June with a bladder infec- uniformly drab shade of first stage of the WTO’s dis- tion that may have been olive and feature dire health pute resolution process. aggravated by his prolonged warnings and graphic pho- These countries argue appearance at a flotilla pag- tographs of smoking’s that the laws contravene health effects. The govern- eant marking the queen’s Australia’s international 60-year reign. ment, which has urged obligations in respect to other countries to adopt He later resumed royal trade-related aspects of similar rules, hopes the new duties, attending the opening packs will make smoking as intellectual property. ceremony of the Olympics on unglamorous as possible. Roxon said while coun- July 27 and carrying out Many countries mandate tries had raised with Aus- engagements on the Isle of that packages display pho- tralia the trade implications Wight on Monday. He has The Associated Press looked well at recent events tos or text describing smok- Proposed cigarette packaging will be stripped of all logos and replaced with graphic of the laws, her government despite his advancing years. ing’s health effects, and images that tobacco companies in Australia will be forced to use. would fight to maintain some limit the size of the them. He was diagnosed with branding or ban certain slo- heart disease in December “It’s never been asserted gans, but Australia’s dual after experiencing chest appropriate step is for property rights and devalue ers on “just terms.” approach would be the successfully around the pains that required him to them,” she added. their trademarks. The court also ordered strictest globally. world in any trade dispute spend Christmas at a hospi- British American Tobac- The cigarette makers the tobacco companies to “Many other countries that governments are not tal. He underwent a success- co, Philip Morris Interna- argued that the government pay the government’s legal around the world ... will allowed to take public ful coronary stent procedure tional, Imperial Tobacco would unfairly benefit from fees, but its reasons for the take heart from the success health measures to protect and seemed to recover well, and Japan Tobacco Interna- the law by using cigarette judgment won’t be released of this decision today,” their community,”she said. resuming a full schedule tional worry the law will set packs as a platform to pro- until later this year. Attorney General Nicola within several weeks. a global precedent that mote its own message, Philip Morris said it Ross McKenzie, a Mac- Roxon told reporters after Philip is a former naval could slash billions of dol- without compensating the would continue to pursue quarie University lecturer the court ruling. officer who married the lars from the values of their tobacco companies. Aus- compensation through the on health studies, said it “Governments can take queen in 1947. His health brands. They challenged the tralia’s constitution says the terms of a bilateral invest- was likely that the tobacco on big tobacco and win and remained robust through his new rules on the grounds government can only ment treaty between Aus- industry was behind the it’s worth countries looking 80s, but he has appeared again at what the next that they violate intellectual acquire the property of oth- tralia and Hong Kong. WTO challenge. frailer in recent years. Standard Chartered shares rise

BY ROBERT BARR announced its charges last fact that the banking license The Associated Press week. has been retained and the However Standard Char- speed with which the issue LONDON — Shares in tered’s dealings with Iran are has been resolved,” said Standard Chartered PLC still being investigated by Gary Greenwood, analyst at rallied today on news that it the U.S. Department of Jus- Shore Capital in London. had agreed to pay $340 mil- tice, the Treasury and the Richard Hunter, head of lion to a New York regulator Federal Reserve. Analysts U.K. equities at Hargreaves to settle accusations that it said today that investors are Lansdown Securities, said hid illegal transactions with likely to remain cautious the bank “appears to have Iran and violated U.S. sanc- about Standard Chartered tions law. shares until the other inves- taken its rap on the knuckles The New York State tigations are resolved. and is preparing to move Department of Financial The U.S. imposes finan- on.” Services had threatened to cial sanctions on its political Peter Sands, the chief revoke the bank’s license to enemies to hinder their executive of Standard Char- operate in New York, which access to the global financial tered, had gone to New York would have wiped out Stan- system. The goal is to choke this week to lead the bank’s dard Chartered’s dollar- off banks and other sources negotiations with the regu- based businesses. of capital, limiting their lator. The DFS’s Superinten- economic growth and their Other British banks have dent, Benjamin Lawsky, said ability to buy weapons, food faced investigations for pos- Tuesday that Standard and other items available sible breaches of U.S. laws. Chartered Bank will pay the through global trade. Sanc- In its annual report for civil penalty to the state and tions ensure that U.S. banks 2011, HSBC said it was has agreed to strengthen don’t get involved in the cooperating with investiga- oversight of overseas trans- process. tions by the U.S. Depart- actions. A hearing on the In a brief statement to the ment of Justice, the New issue scheduled for today in market, Standard Chartered New York City has been said today that it “continues York County District Attor- adjourned. to engage constructively” ney’s Office, the Office of Shares in Standard Char- with the other U.S. agencies. Foreign Asset Control, the tered were 4.6 percent high- “While not wishing to Federal Reserve and the er in midday trading today in down play the magnitude of Comptroller of the Currency London at 1,434 pence. The such a settlement, we think regarding past transactions bank’s stock had fallen by this is an excellent outcome involving Iranian parties and nearly 12 percent since the for the group, in terms of the others subject to U.S. sanc- New York regulator size of the settlement, the tions.

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C M C M Y K A8• The World • Wednesday, August 15,2012 Y K Cochlear implant requires learning to hear all over again

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Act quickly to file a claim Fort Hood suspect must enter plea If you think you’re eligible to participate in the settlement, you must file a claim form with Kurtzman Carson Consultants, also known as KCC Class Action Services. Claims must be postmarked or faxed by Sept. 1. I Charged with 13 counts of efforts to reach a plea deal failed more Hasan’s medical records and jail logs — KCC has mailed letters to ACS’ list of last known addresses of employees, than a year ago, and plea agreements in which prosecutors said they will not use but if you moved away more than a year ago, you won’t receive the letter. To premeditated murder such cases usually are not reached at during the trial. obtain a claim form, call KCC at 1-888-756-2904. the last minute, Galligan said. “I’m telling you unequivocally that if Eligible employees can also request to be excluded from the settlement if The military criminal justice system we go to trial on 20 August, we will they’d rather sue on their own. Call KCC for instructions. does not have a set time for a defendant without reservation be providing inef- Download the plaintiffs’ complaint against ACS, the Notice of Class Action BY ANGELA K. BROWN The Associated Press to enter a plea; some do it the day of the fective counsel for Major Hasan,” Settlement and Release of Claims and the Settlement Agreement next to this trial. defense attorney Maj. Joseph Marcee article at www.theworldlink.com. Questions about the settlement can be Prosecutors also are unlikely to agree told the judge. directed to Karen Moore at Bailey Pinney & Associates, 1-800-882-8351. FORT HOOD, Texas — The Army psychiatrist charged in the deadly Fort to a plea deal now because “they’ve Defense attorneys also have said they Hood shooting rampage was expected done all this work on the case that’s the don’t know exactly what evidence to plead not guilty to the charges today, worst terrorist attack obtained under the Federal Intelligence ACS Kevin Lightfoot, vice less than a week before his murder trial on U.S. soil since 9/11,” Surveillance Act will be presented by president for corporate com- starts, some military law experts said. said Jeff Addicott, prosecutors at the trial. A federal judge Firm employs munications at Xerox, ACS’ A military judge ordered a hearing director of the Center in Waco, which has jurisdiction over the parent company, said he today for Maj. Nidal Hasan, where he for Terrorism Law at matter, has not yet ruled on the Army 2,200 in Oregon wouldn’t comment on the must plead not guilty to the 13 counts of St. Mary’s University prosecutors’ motion that asks if “cer- case, either. He did say the Continued from Page A1 premeditated murder he currently faces School of Law. He is tain electronic surveillance and physi- company employs 2,200 in the 2009 attack. He is not allowed to not involved in the cal searches” of Hasan were legal. The people in the state, 350 at the plead guilty because the charges carry Hasan case. judge will suppress the evidence, as North Bend call center. One of the letters was death as the maximum punishment and Maj. Nidal Prosecutors have a Hasan has requested, if the surveillance How hard must a compa- addressed to her grandson at the government is pursuing the death Hasan 265-person witness was not lawfully authorized or con- his former address, where a ny try to contact people eli- penalty in Hasan’s case. list for Hasan’s trial, ducted, according to court documents. friend of hers coincidentally gible for a settlement? He also is charged with 32 counts of including a terrorism At the start of Tuesday’s hearing, lived. The Federal Rules of Civil attempted premeditated murder in the consultant who says the American- Gross once again held Hasan in con- The grandmother Procedure require the court attack at the Texas Army post. He is born Muslim meets several factors indi- tempt of court and fined him $1,000 for obtained the letter and called to “direct to class members allowed to plead guilty to those charges cating he’s a home-grown terrorist. refusing to shave the beard he’s grown Bailey Pinney & Associates, the best notice that is practi- but seems unlikely to do so “because The judge, Col. Gregory Gross, on in violation of Army regulations. Hasan the law firm representing the cable under the circum- there would be no benefit to him,” said Tuesday also refused defense attor- then was taken to a nearby room to plaintiffs, to complain that stances, including individual John Galligan, a civilian attorney who neys’ request to delay the start of the watch the rest of the hearing on a sending letters to 7-year-old notice to all members who represented Hasan before leaving the trial again and said it will begin with closed-circuit television, as he’s done addresses wasn’t the best can be identified through defense team a year ago. Military prose- jury selection as scheduled Monday. He since he first showed up in court with a way to locate people. reasonable effort.” cutors and defense attorneys are barred previously delayed the trial from March beard in June. She said someone at Bai- Oregon goes a little fur- from discussing the case outside court. to June and then to August. Hasan’s attorneys have said he won’t ley Pinney told her a legal ad ther, said Kate Medema, a Hasan also would be allowed to plead Defense attorneys argued in their shave because the beard is an expression had been placed in the Ore- representative for the Ore- guilty to lesser murder charges that do latest request that they had not been of his Muslim faith. But Gross said Hasan gonian. But the Oregonian’s gon attorney general’s office. not carry the death penalty. But that able to look through 26 boxes of docu- will be forcibly shaved before the trial if Oregon’s rules say, “The classified ad department scenario is highly unlikely because ments, including thousands of pages of he doesn’t shave the beard himself. couldn’t find a record of it form of the statement shall Tuesday. Nor were ads be designed to meet the ends placed in The World or the of justice.” Coquille Sentinel, two news- But Medema said whatev- papers that often receive er arrangements the parties CLASSES “Women tend to be silent crash had destroyed her legal ads directed at Coos made to contact people eligi- when attacked,” Fillmore inner ears at age 21, and she County residents. ble for a payout would have Teaching seniors said. “It is cross-cultural. wanted to train herself to be When The World called been approved by a judge. With women it very often balanced and strong. Bailey Pinney on Tuesday, a Reporter Gail Elber can be for a decade turns out that unless they’re She has been teaching the representative said the firm reached at 541-269-1222, ext. Continued from Page A1 defending children, they art to seniors in the Coos Bay would have no comment on 234, or at gelber@the- won’t hit back.” area for nearly a decade and It won’t happen during the case. worldlink.com. doesn’t intend to stop. said. “It is more than the this class, but Fillmore rec- “I love with the seniors common term ‘self confi- ommends finding a way to dence.’ It is physical confi- physically hit something when it suddenly clicks,” COUGH example. Adults can get this; dence.” with the sticks — a punching Fillmore said. “I love it. I just as we get older our immunity Still, she tells the women bag, an old rug — so the stu- love it.” Over 11, get a decreases, which is why the to remain aware, especially if dents know how it feels Reporter Jessie Higgins can boosters are important.” they are attacked. Remem- when the stick hits an object. be reached at 541-269-1222, Tdap booster Even after the vaccina- ber to scream. Yell for help Fillmore began studying ext. 240, or jhiggins@the- A yellow dandelion pokes up over Continued from Page A1 tion, adults still can get per- and fight with all your might. martial arts in her 30s. A car worldlink.com. several bamboo sticks. tussis, but it won’t be so severe or as contagious. ages parents to make sure If you do come down with their children are up to date symptoms, you should have a on their pertussis shots, and doctor check them right they want everyone over the away. Smith says pertussis age of 11 to have a Tdap can be treated but, as with booster — short for tetanus, many illnesses, the faster you diphtheria and pertussis. catch it the better those Smith says it is just a good treatments can work. idea for adults to get the Tdap Reporter Tim Novotny can booster, “especially if they be reached at 541-269-1222, Photos by Lou Sennick, The World are going to be around chil- ext. 235, or at tnovotny@the- Light coming in from a window at the North Bend Senior Center frames the footwork of a woman practicing tai chi Tuesday. The class not only dren — new grandparents for worldlink.com. teaches this technique, but also does some work with aikido stick fighting, a martial art that can be used for self defense.

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Tickets still are available for the Marshfield Hall of Fame induction banquet and auction this week- end. The event will be Saturday, Aug. 18, at The Mill Casino-Hotel and begins with a social time and silent auction at 4:30 p.m. Dinner will be served at 6:15 p.m. and the hall of fame induc- tion ceremony starts at 7 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Marshfield Booster Club. This year’s hall of fame class includes Julie Goodrich-Bright, Leta Baysinger, John Dustin, Chet Haliski, Les Schwab Tires and the By Lou Sennick, The World 1942 football team. A few mem- Masters swimmers compete in the 3,000-meter race during last year’s open-water event at Eel Lake.This year’s event will be held Saturday morning at the lake near Lakeside. bers of the team will be in atten- dance. Gene Webb, who had been list- ed as an inductee this year, will instead be inducted in 2013 Swimmers hit open water Saturday because of a family conflict this week. Tickets for the banquet are $40 I Eel Lake event is Lakeside. Events start at 9 a.m., istered U.S. Masters swimmers. Last year’s event drew 40 per person and are available in and the water is expected to be The final event will be a 1,500- swimmers, as well as a production advance from Steve Schneiderman expected to draw 40 around 67 degrees. meter swim, one lap, around the crew from Oregon Field Guide, the at Marshfield Bargain House in swimmers from Oregon The first event is the longest, a original course. It will start popular outdoors TV show on Coos Bay. 3,000-meter swim. around noon when the wind usu- Oregon Public Broadcasting. The All of Marshfield’s teams will and other states Swimmers from ages 18 to 78 ally picks up from the northwest. crew put together a feature on the have items available for the silent twice will navigate a 1,500-meter After that, Oregon Masters races and masters swimming in auction, with money raised going course that goes around three Swimming will hand out season’s THE WORLD general, which aired during the to their programs. buoys and skirts a jutting point of end awards. 2011-12 season. For more information, call LAKESIDE — About 40 mas- land. Spectators have a clear view Around 40 swimmers from Matt Miller of Ashland swept Schneiderman at 541-297-0091 or ters swimmers will compete of the entire course. Oregon, Washington and all three events during last year’s the Marshfield athletic depart- Saturday in the annual open- The next event will be a pre- California are expected. Local competition. ment at 541-267-1441. water event at Eel Lake. dicted-time 500-meter equilater- swimmers can enter at the meet For more information, contact With the fall sports season just The Oregon Masters swimmers al triangle swim, difficult because with no late penalty if they come Karen Matson at around the corner, Marshfield fans will swim three events around a of the sharp turns. The winner before 8:30 a.m. Saturday. There [email protected] or 541-294- also can get all-sport passes or course in the west arm of the lake, isn’t the fastest swimmer, but the is also a one-day U.S. Masters 2915. Entry forms can be found season football passes and parking which is located at William M. one who can come closest to a Swimming membership, which is online at passes by contacting the athletic Tugman State Park along U.S. time calculated before the race necessary for insurance purpos- www.swimoregon.org/forms/me department. Highway 101 just north of starts. The event is free to all reg- es. ets/12EelLakeEntryFINAL.pdf. USA Football focuses on safe tackling

NEW YORK (AP) — In a conference room down the hall from his office, Roger Goodell played the role of running back while a youth coach demonstrated the safest way to tackle. The NFL commissioner was impressed. “I like your technique initiative,”Goodell told three player safety coaches trained by USA Football, the national governing body for youth football. Heads Up Football was launched today.The program uses a three-step game plan to ensure safer play. USA Football is training the player safety coaches, who then will teach coaches at their leagues and educate parents and players on the proper way of tackling to avoid injuries. Their motto could be “Get your head out of it.” Those coaches also will educate everyone involved in youth football about concussion awareness and the correct way to identify and use equipment. One of the breakthroughs is encouraging parents to be “collec- tively part of the solution,”said Scott Hallenbeck, USA Football’s executive director. The Associated Press “I really like the idea of the parents being involved,” Cleveland rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden looks to pass during a preseason game against Detroit last week. Goodell added. “I have 11-year-old girls and the first thing I focus on is the coaches. Are they capable of supervising? Are they capable of teaching?” Browns turn to rookie at quarterback For now, Heads Up Football is a pilot program that Hallenbeck hopes becomes the norm across America. The first three player safety coaches are Rick BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Rookie in the AL Pro32) from scoring on their chance they got. Regalado of Santa Monica, Calif., Tom Healy of Fairfax, Brandon Weeden expected tough les- first drive, to the Detroit 23. “We go over everything together,” Va., and Michael Brandt of Noblesville, Ind. Each was sons as Cleveland’s new starting quar- “That was the one I would really like Little said.“We talk, do some work after chosen by the commissioner of his local league, and, terback. to have back, because it took (at least) practices. He’s very talented. He can after the coaches completed USA Football’s training One task has him talking to himself. three points off the board,”he said. make all the throws. If he is late with a regimen, they headed back home to pass on the knowl- The No. 22 overall draft pick said Weeden may get one of his primary read, he can make up for it with his edge. after practice Tuesday that he’s learn- targets back. Shurmur said Mohammed arm.” Ideally, there will be player safety coaches working ing to call plays by practicing his Massaquoi, who caught Weeden’s first Childress coached star quarter- in every league, although that could take years to speech. New Browns offensive coordi- pro pass for a 12-yard gain, may face the backs Donovan McNabb in implement. For now, Regalado, Healy and Brandt will nator Brad Childress told Weeden to Packers. Massaquoi was hit hard and Philadelphia and Brett Favre in be hands-on instructors and observers in their leagues, work on complicated calls in front of a removed in Detroit under the NFL’s Minnesota. He’s impressed with working with coaches, parents, players and game offi- mirror. new rule guarding against concussions. Weeden’s skills and aggressiveness, cials. “I can’t say I’ve done it in front of a The fourth-year receiver said Tuesday and doesn’t want to hold him back “We can start by building on this program,”Brandt mirror, but I did talk to myself in my he feels fine. from developing the reputation as a said. “Parents are a little leery and coaches are used to hotel room last week,”Weeden said. Shurmur wants Weeden to work as go-for-broke passer. doing things a certain way, but we can show this is the And that was before fumbling, much as possible. He expects an effi- “You rarely want to sit on that abil- right way.” throwing an interception and going just cient offense because of it. ity,” Childress said. “A lot of times The right way of tackling begins with the break- 3-for-9 for 62 yards in his debut in “You like to see completions,” discretion is the better part of that down: feet set, hands sunken, the arc of the back Detroit. However, it didn’t rattle his Shurmur said. “You like to see if the ball valor of trying to stick it through the straight and the knees bent. The head is up at all times. confidence. If anything, it made is thrown down field, again you get eye of a needle. But we want him to be Then the defender gets on balance to make a hit, Weeden more determined, according to completions. You obviously want to aggressive. We want him to keep getting his strength from his hips and shooting up out coach Pat Shurmur. score points, but you want to see the shooting.” of the initial position with the head up and back. The “He’s a very resilient guy. So when quarterback manage scoring drives and Weeden said he’ll keep throwing. tackler wraps up the ball carrier, and the head never is a he has a bad play or two, or a bad series do it efficiently.” “I am not scared to throw the ball in part of the action. or two, I see him bounce back extreme- Second-year receiver Greg Little the end zone,” he said. “There is just a “You still emphasize the power in the hips and legs ly well,”Shurmur said. said Weeden is getting better at finding fine line. You have to know the situa- and arms, while keeping the head away,” Hallenbeck Weeden said taking only 15 snaps in a number of receivers and joked that he tion. Three points is not the end of the said. Detroit made it look worse because he now has to bribe Weeden to throw him world. I want to score every time we Goodell noted that such technique also works for didn’t get a chance to get into rhythm. the ball. touch the football, but sometimes the the offensive player. That will change Thursday night in “Last week, I sent him cookies,” defense wins (and you settle for a field Equally important in Heads Up Football is the Green Bay, when Weeden and the first- Little said. “This week, maybe some goal). You guys have seen me enough in enhanced awareness of identifying and treating con- team offense are scheduled to play at fruit to keep him healthy.” practice, I am not scared to throw the cussions. Healy says a “culture change” is needed. least two quarters. More importantly, Little spends ball to the back of the end zone.” “No doubt about it, safety has not always come “Numbers are deceiving,” Weeden extra time working with Weeden on As Weeden develops, a battle first,” he said, noting that anyone — coach, parent or said. “I’m excited to get back out there pass routes. Shurmur said that after a remains for the backup spot. Former player — can make the wrong decision, misidentifying and correct the mistakes I made last pass intended for Little was intercepted starter Colt McCoy will be the No. 2 the injury or allowing a player to return to the field too week.” by the Lions, the duo practiced that man in Green Bay, followed by Seneca soon. “There is not one point of this program that can His fumble kept the Browns (No. 30 particular play repeatedly the next Wallace. hurt as we educate everyone.” C M C M Y K Y K

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS expressed surprise over a report that several Boston NEW YORK — The Big players met with team owner East hired CBS executive vice John Henry and team presi- president Mike Aresco to be dent Larry Lucchino last commissioner of a confer- month to complain about the ence now in rebuilding mode. manager’s handling of the Aresco has been a vice team. president in charge of pro- According to Yahoo! gramming for CBS since Sports, Adrian Gonzalez and 1996. He’s handled the net- Dustin Pedroia were “the work’s contract negotiations most vocal” at a July 27 with the NCAA for the rights meeting in New York. to the men’s Asked about the meeting, basketball Sports Valentine said Tuesday, “I’m tourna- glad July is over because they ment. He Shorts are still playing for me. I also nego- don’t know what issues they tiated CBS’s might be referring to. Dustin 15-year deal with the and I talked. That’s a meeting Southeastern Conference. I had. But I don’t know if it Aresco, a Connecticut was in July.” native who resides in After Valentine’s pregame Southport, Conn., has never session with reporters, The Associated Press worked for a conference or Stephen Kiprotich of Uganda crosses the finish line to win the men’s marathon at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London on Sunday. Pedroia and Gonzalez refused university, but his experience comment and said they lies in the field where the Big might not talk to the media Marathon champ gets hero’s welcome East needs the most help. for the rest of the season. PRO FOOTBALL Mets trade for Boston KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) five years. ... God is great.” Urlacher has surgery on catcher Shoppach — Uganda’s only medal win- In a country that does not injured left knee NEW YORK — Catcher ner at the London Olympics have too many obvious role BOURBONNAIS, Ill. — Kelly Shoppach was acquired cried tears of joy as hundreds models, some say that Chicago Bears linebacker Tuesday by the New York of people welcomed him Kiprotich offers the gold Brian Urlacher had arthro- Mets from the Boston Red home today with celebra- standard. scopic surgery on his left Sox for a player to be named tions of music and dance in “Our children will grow knee and hopes to be ready following a waiver claim. honor of the African nation’s up knowing there is a hero for the season opener. The 32-year-old first gold since the 1972 called Kiprotich,”said Robert Shoppach is hitting .250 with games in Munich. Kabushenga, whose local Giants lose another five homers, 12 doubles and Stephen Kiprotich’s vic- media house launched the lineman for the season 17 RBIs in 48 games this year. tory in the men’s marathon Kiprotich fundraiser. “We ALBANY,N.Y.— The inte- He was signed by Boston as a race also was Uganda’s first have a positive role model.” rior of the New York Giants’ free agent last December medal of any kind since the Kiprotich, who is married defensive line is facing ques- after spending the previous Atlanta Olympics 16 years with two young children, tions after veteran Shaun two season with Tampa Bay. ago and was deeply felt by the worked as a prison warder, Rogers was lost for the season The Mets wanted the nation. Lawmakers want to juggling his duties as a jailer with a blood clot in his left right-handed batter for his declare him a national hero with athletics. His closest calf and two other defensive power against left-handed and Ugandans are hailing him relatives live deep in eastern tackles were diagnosed with pitchers, manager Terry as a role model for their chil- Uganda, and those who know back problems, including one Collins said. According to dren. His boss has promised him well say his success came that will require season-end- baseball-reference.com, to promote him at work and against all odds. ing surgery. Shoppach has just 492 at- $100,000 has been collected Kiprotich had competed Coach Tom Coughlin said bats against left-handed in a fundraising campaign in marathons before going to that Rogers’ treatment for pitchers in his career, but he whose goal is to collect half a London, but success had the blood clot would prevent has hit 31 home runs. He has million dollars for the run- eluded him. Uganda’s hopes him from playing for the 33 homers in 936 career at- ner’s benefit. for any kind of medal at the Super Bowl champions this bats against righties. Unknown to most Olympics had rested on the season. His calf swelled after Ugandans before he won in middle-distance runner TENNIS The Associated Press the Giants’ preseason opener London, the 23-year-old Moses Kipsiro, but those against Jacksonville, but fel- Kiprotich returned home a Ugandan Olympic gold medalist marathon champion Stephen hopes faded when he finished Nadal will skip U.S. Open low tackle Linval Joseph said star and was ushered in Kiprotich, carries his son Musao and is hugged by his wife Patricia after last in the finals. because of injury Rogers also was leg whipped through the V.I.P. lounge of his arrival at Entebbe International Airport today. Mark Namanya, a local in practice last week. NEW YORK — The U.S. the Entebbe International sports journalist who has Marvin Austin, the team’s Open says that Rafael Nadal Airport and shadowed by is getting for beating the nings. His parents are poor, known Kiprotich since his No. 2 draft pick in 2011, also has withdrawn from the last politicians. The athlete was odds to win a medal that has as you can see, but he kept on early days as a runner,said the was being seen by doctors in Grand Slam tennis tourna- saluted by a guard of honor galvanized national pride. fighting and today we are athlete “endured all sorts of New York after his back acted ment of the year because of mounted by prisons officials, Kiprotich’s elderly father and cheering his perseverance.” ups and downs” before his up Monday night, a problem injury. the kind of treatment usually mother, as well as scores of Joseph Byabasaija, victory in London. Kiprotich some players blamed on bad Citing left knee tendinitis, reserved for the head of state. villagers from his tribe, were Kiprotich’s boss at the had tried and failed at events mattresses at training camp the third-ranked Nadal has- Within hours of arriving he there to greet him. Some Uganda Prisons Service, said such as steeplechase and at the University at Albany. n’t played a match since June was whisked away for a “state wore yellow T-shirts declar- the athlete wept when he saw middle-distance running 28. breakfast” with Uganda’s ing the athlete a savior. the crowd that had gathered before discovering he could BASEBALL Meanwhile, two-time president. “His win has united to meet him. do well at the marathon. Valentine says word of major champion Lleyton Those who came to honor Ugandans,”said David Satya, “He cried tears,” Namanya said that the “world Hewitt and 32-year-old Kiprotich at the airport in who is from the same village Byabasaija said. “I am too started noticing” Kiprotich meeting surprised him American James Blake will central Uganda say he as Kiprotich. “He is a humble proud of him. He has been after he came third in the BALTIMORE — Red Sox receive wild cards into the deserves all the attention he man who had humble begin- training very hard for the last Tokyo Marathon this year. manager Bobby Valentine U.S. Open. SCOREBOARD

West Division W L Pct GB Astros 10, Cubs 1 Thursday’s Games Detroit at Baltimore, 5 p.m. the N.Y. Mets for a player to be named. Activated On The Air Los Angeles 64 53 .547 — Houston 103 005 100 — 10 14 0 Texas (D.Holland 7-6) at N.Y. Yankees (Nova 11- Miami at Carolina, 5 p.m. RHP Andrew Bailey from the 60-day DL. San Francisco 64 53 .547 — Chicago 000 000 100 — 1 6 1 6), 10:05 a.m. Oakland at Arizona, 7 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS—Placed RHP Josh Tomlin 1 Today Arizona 58 58 .500 5⁄2 Harrell, R.Cruz (9) and C.Snyder; Volstad, Boston (Buchholz 10-3) at Baltimore (Tillman Saturday, Aug. 18 on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Aug. 13. 1 Major League Baseball — Houston at Chicago San Diego 52 66 .441 12⁄2 L.Castillo (6), Bowden (6), Al.Cabrera (9) and 5-2), 4:05 p.m. N.Y. Giants at N.Y. Jets, 4 p.m. Reinstated RHP Roberto Hernandez from the 15- 1 Cubs, 11 a.m., WGN; Tampa Bay at Seattle, 12:30 Colorado 43 71 .377 19⁄2 W.Castillo. W—Harrell 10-8. L—Volstad 0-9. HRs— Chicago White Sox (Liriano 3-10) at Toronto San Francisco at Houston, 5 p.m. day DL. p.m., Root Sports; Texas at New York Yankees, 4 Tuesday’s Games Houston, Wallace (5), F.Martinez (1), S.Moore (6). (Laffey 3-3), 4:07 p.m. Kansas City at St. Louis, 5 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS—Recalled RHP Luke p.m., ESPN. L.A. Dodgers 11, Pittsburgh 0 Cardinals 8, Diamondbacks 2 Oakland (Straily 0-0) at Kansas City (Hochevar Washington at Chicago, 5 p.m. Putkonen from Toledo (IL). Major League Soccer — Los Angeles at Columbus, Cincinnati 3, N.Y. Mets 0 Arizona 000 000 200 — 2 7 2 7-10), 5:10 p.m. Dallas at San Diego, 6 p.m. MINNESOTA TWINS—Optioned SS Brian Dozier 4 p.m., NBC Sports Network; Portland at Toronto, Philadelphia 1, Miami 0 St. Louis 000 201 23x — 8 9 0 Tampa Bay (Price 15-4) at L.A. Angels (Haren Seattle at Denver, 6 p.m. to Rochester (IL). OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Placed 3B Brandon 4:30 p.m., Root Sports. Atlanta 6, San Diego 0 I.Kennedy, Ziegler (7), Shaw (8) and 8-9), 7:05 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 19 Inge on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Aug. 12. International Soccer — Mexico vs. United States, Houston 10, Chicago Cubs 1 M.Montero; J.Kelly, Mujica (7), Boggs (8), Salas Yankees 3, Rangers 0 Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 20 Recalled INF Josh Donaldson from Sacramento 4:30 p.m., ESPN. St. Louis 8, Arizona 2 (9) and Y.Molina, T.Cruz. W—J.Kelly 3-5. L— Texas 000 000 000 — 0 2 1 (PCL). Little League Softball — Little League World Colorado 8, Milwaukee 6 I.Kennedy 10-10. HRs—Arizona, M.Montero (14). New York 000 000 30x — 3 8 0 Philadelphia at New England, 5 p.m. SEATTLE MARINERS—Placed 1B Mike Carp on Series final, 7 p.m., ESPN2. San Francisco 6, Washington 1 St. Louis, Holliday (23), Jay (4). M.Harrison, Ogando (7), Scheppers (8) and Thursday, Aug. 16 Today’s Games L.Martinez; Kuroda and R.Martin. W—Kuroda 11- Pro Soccer the 15-day DL. Recalled 1B Justin Smoak from Preseason Football — Cincinnati at Atlanta, 5 Philadelphia (Halladay 6-6) at Miami (Buehrle Rockies 8, Brewers 6 Tacoma (PCL). Milwaukee 001 010 103 — 6 13 0 8. L—M.Harrison 13-7. HRs—New York, Swisher p.m., Fox. 9-11), 9:40 a.m. (16), Teixeira (23). Major League Soccer TEXAS RANGERS—Agreed to terms with C Little League Baseball — Little League World Colorado 401 012 00x — 8 15 2 Koyie Hill on a minor league contract and Houston (B.Norris 5-9) at Chicago Cubs EASTERN CONFERENCE Series: Caribbean vs. Japan, 10 a.m., ESPN; New Wolf, Veras (6), Axford (7), M.Parra (8) and Orioles 7, Red Sox 1 assigned him to Round Rock (PCL). Agreed to (Germano 1-2), 11:20 a.m. W L T Pts GF GA England vs. West, noon, ESPN; Asia-Pacific vs. M.Maldonado; Chatwood, Roenicke (7), Boston 000 100 000 — 1 11 0 terms with C Yorvit Torrealba on a minor league Milwaukee (M.Rogers 0-1) at Colorado Sporting KC 13 7 4 43 30 22 Europe, 2 p.m., ESPN2; Midwest vs. Southeast, 5 Mat.Reynolds (8), Belisle (8), Brothers (9), Baltimore 001 015 00x — 7 7 0 contract and assigned him to New Hampshire (Moscoso 0-1), 12:10 p.m. New York 12 7 5 41 40 34 p.m., ESPN. R.Betancourt (9) and W.Rosario. W—Chatwood 3- Beckett, Melancon (6), A.Bailey (8) and (EL). Washington (Strasburg 13-5) at San Francisco Houston 11 6 7 40 35 27 Tennis — ATP Western & Southern Open, 10 a.m. 2. L—Wolf 3-9. Sv—R.Betancourt (21). HRs— Lavarnway; W.Chen, O’Day (7), J.Romero (8), TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Assigned RHP Scott (Lincecum 6-12), 12:45 p.m. Chicago 11 7 5 38 28 25 and 4 p.m., ESPN2. Milwaukee, M.Maldonado (7). Colorado, Lindstrom (9) and Wieters. W—W.Chen 11-7. L— Richmond to Las Vegas (PCL). Agreed to terms L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 10-6) at Pittsburgh D.C. United 11 8 3 36 36 29 Golf — PGA Tour Wyndham Championship, noon, W.Rosario (19), E.Young (3). Beckett 5-10. HRs—Baltimore, Quintanilla (3), with C Jeff Mathis on a two-year contract (W.Rodriguez 7-11), 4:05 p.m. Montreal 10 13 3 33 36 43 Golf Channel. Mar.Reynolds 2 (11). through 2014. N.Y. Mets (Dickey 15-3) at Cincinnati (Leake 4- Giants 6, Nationals 1 Columbus 8 8 4 28 20 21 Friday, Aug. 17 White Sox 3, Blue Jays 2 National League 7), 4:10 p.m. Washington 000 000 100 — 1 5 1 Philadelphia 7 12 2 232327 Preseason Football — Detroit at Baltimore, 5 Chicago 000 030 000 — 3 7 0 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Assigned LHP San Diego (Volquez 7-8) at Atlanta (Maholm San Francisco 010 001 04x — 6 13 1 New England 6125232629 p.m., Fox. Toronto 101 000 000 — 2 10 2 Mike Zagurski outright to Reno (PCL) and select- 10-7), 4:10 p.m. Zimmermann, Mic.Gonzalez (6), Mattheus (7), Toronto FC 5 13 4 19 25 40 Little League Baseball — Little League World Quintana, Myers (7), Thornton (8), A.Reed (8) ed his contract. Placed RHP Takashi Saito on the Arizona (J.Saunders 6-8) at St. Louis Storen (8), S.Burnett (8) and Flores; Bumgarner WESTERN CONFERENCE Series: Canada vs. Mexico, 10 a.m., ESPN; Mid- and Pierzynski; H.Alvarez, Loup (8), Jenkins (9) 15-day DL. Agreed to terms with 1B Matt Mangini (Wainwright 10-10), 5:15 p.m. and Posey. W—Bumgarner 13-7. L—Zimmermann W L T Pts GF GA Atlantic vs. Southeast, noon, ESPN; Latin America and Mathis. W—Quintana 5-2. L—H.Alvarez 7-10. on a minor league contract. Thursday’s Games 9-7. San Jose 14 5 5 47 47 29 vs. Middle East and Africa, 2 p.m., ESPN2; Great Sv—A.Reed (21). CHICAGO CUBS—Agreed to terms with RHP L.A. Dodgers (Blanton 8-10) at Pittsburgh American League Real Salt Lake 13 9 3 42 36 30 Lakes vs. Northwest, 5 p.m., ESPN. Seth McClung on a minor league contract. (A.J.Burnett 14-4), 1:05 p.m. East Division W L Pct GB Royals 5, Athletics 0 Seattle 10 6 7 37 32 24 Major League Baseball — Chicago Cubs at CINCINNATI REDS—Agreed to terms with SS N.Y. Mets (Harvey 1-3) at Cincinnati (H.Bailey New York 69 47 .595 — Oakland 000 000 000 — 0 3 1 Vancouver 10 7 7 37 28 29 Cincinnati, 4 p.m. WGN; Minnesota at Seattle, 7 Johan Rodriguez on a minor league contract. 10-7), 4:10 p.m. Baltimore 63 53 .543 6 Kansas City 000 050 00x — 5 6 0 Los Angeles 11 11 3 36 43 39 p.m., Root Sports. San Diego (Marquis 6-6) at Atlanta (Medlen 3- J.Parker, Norberto (5), Blevins (7), Scribner (8) MIAMI MARLINS—Transferred RHP Sandy Tampa Bay 63 53 .543 6 FC Dallas 6 11 8 26 29 34 Rosario to the 60-day DL. Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Pure Michigan 1), 4:10 p.m. 1 and Kottaras; Guthrie, Collins (8), G.Holland (9) Boston 57 60 .487 12 ⁄2 Chivas USA 7 9 5 26 14 25 400, practice at 9:30 a.m. and qualifying at 1 p.m., Philadelphia (Cl.Lee 2-7) at Milwaukee and S.Perez. W—Guthrie 2-3. L—J.Parker 7-7. PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Assigned RHP Kyle Speed Channel; NASCAR Camping World Truck Toronto 55 61 .474 14 Colorado 8 15 1 25 31 35 Kaminska from Altoona (EL) to Bradenton (FSL). (Estrada 0-5), 5:10 p.m. Central Division W L Pct GB Tigers 8, Twins 4 Portland 5 12 5 20 20 37 Series VFW 200 practice, 11 a.m., Speed Channel. Arizona (Cahill 9-10) at St. Louis (Lohse 12-2), ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Placed LHP Brian Chicago 63 52 .548 — Detroit 220 001 102 — 8 13 2 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Fuentes on the restricted list. Recalled RHP Tennis — ATP Western & Southern Open, 8 a.m. 5:15 p.m. Detroit 62 55 .530 2 Minnesota 004 000 000 — 4 6 2 Today Trevor Rosenthal from Memphis (PCL). and 4 p.m., ESPN2. Miami (Nolasco 9-11) at Colorado (White 2-6), Cleveland 54 63 .462 10 Fister, Valverde (9) and Laird; Duensing, Fien Los Angeles at Columbus, 4 p.m. SAN DIEGO PADRES—Selected the contract of Golf — PGA Tour Wyndham Championship, noon, 5:40 p.m. Golf Channel; LPGA Tour Safeway Classic, 3:30 Kansas City 50 65 .435 13 (7), Al.Burnett (8), Perdomo (9) and Doumit. W— Portland at Toronto FC, 4:30 p.m. LHP Tom Layne from San Antonio (TL). 1 FC Dallas at Vancouver, 7 p.m. p.m., Golf Channel; Champions Tour Dick’s Sporting Dodgers 11, Pirates 0 Minnesota 50 66 .431 13⁄2 Fister 7-7. L—Duensing 2-8. HRs—Detroit, Dirks Designated LHP Alex Hinshaw for assignment. Goods Open, 9:30 a.m., Golf Channel. Los Angeles 001 302 005 — 11 13 1 West Division W L Pct GB (5). Minnesota, Willingham (30). Saturday, Aug. 18 BASKETBALL Pittsburgh 000 000 000 — 0 5 2 Texas 67 48 .583 — Angels 9, Indians 6 Vancouver at Seattle FC, 1 p.m. National Basketball Association Billingsley, Sh.Tolleson (9) and A.Ellis; Correia, Oakland 61 54 .530 6 Cleveland 000 200 220 — 6 11 0 Sporting Kansas City at Toronto FC, 1:30 p.m. CHICAGO BULLS—Named Brian Hagen assis- Local Schedule Locke (7), Qualls (9), Resop (9) and Barajas. W— Los Angeles 61 56 .521 7 Los Angeles 400 401 00x — 9 13 0 San Jose at Montreal, 4:30 p.m. tant general manager. 1 Billingsley 9-9. L—Correia 9-7. Seattle 54 64 .458 14⁄2 Jimenez, Seddon (5), Herrmann (7) and New England at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. FOOTBALL Today Tuesday’s Games FC Dallas at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. No local events scheduled. Braves 6, Padres 0 C.Santana; Greinke, Hawkins (8), Jepsen (8), National Football League San Diego 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 Baltimore 7, Boston 1 Frieri (9) and Iannetta. W—Greinke 1-1. L— Chivas USA at Colorado, 6 p.m. CLEVELAND BROWNS—Claimed DT Ronnie Thursday, Aug. 16 Sunday, Aug. 19 Atlanta 100 011 30x — 6 10 0 N.Y. Yankees 3, Texas 0 Jimenez 9-12. Sv—Frieri (14). HRs—Cleveland, Sunday, Aug. 19 Cameron off waivers from Chicago. Waived RB No local events scheduled. Philadelphia at D.C. United, 2 p.m. Richard, Boxberger (7), Layne (8) and Chicago White Sox 3, Toronto 2 Brantley (5), Kotchman (11). Los Angeles, Aybar Eddie Williams. Friday, Aug. 17 Portland at New York, 4 p.m. Jo.Baker; T.Hudson, Venters (7), Avilan (8), Detroit 8, Minnesota 4 (6), Pujols (26). GREEN BAY PACKERS—Re-signed G T.J. Lang to No local events scheduled. Columbus at Houston, 6 p.m. Kimbrel (9) and McCann. W—T.Hudson 12-4. L— Kansas City 5, Oakland 0 Mariners 3, Rays 2 a four-year contract extension through 2016. L.A. Angels 9, Cleveland 6 Richard 9-12. HRs—Atlanta, Uggla (14), Prado (6). Tampa Bay 200 000 000 — 2 9 1 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Signed CB Mike Seattle 3, Tampa Bay 2 Pro Baseball Seattle 010 000 002 — 3 8 0 Transactions Holmes. Waived CB Jeremiah Brown. Phillies 1, Marlins 0 Today’s Games M.Moore, Jo.Peralta (8), Rodney (9) and NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Placed LB Dane Philadelphia 100 000 000 — 1 4 1 Detroit (Scherzer 11-6) at Minnesota (De Vries National League J.Molina; Millwood, Luetge (8), Pryor (8) and BASEBALL Fletcher on injured reserve. Released WR Britt Miami 000 000 000 — 0 5 2 2-3), 10:10 a.m. East Division W L Pct GB Olivo. W—Pryor 2-0. L—Rodney 2-2. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL—Suspended L.A. Davis. Washington 72 45 .615 — K.Kendrick, Lindblom (8), Papelbon (9) and Tampa Bay (Hellickson 7-7) at Seattle Angels pitching coach Mike Butcher one game NEW YORK JETS—Waived CB Devon Torrence. 1 Schneider; Jo.Johnson, M.Dunn (9), Cishek (9) Atlanta 67 49 .578 4 ⁄2 (F.Hernandez 10-5), 12:40 p.m. and fined him an undisclosed amount for leav- PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Placed RB David 1 and Brantly. W—K.Kendrick 5-9. L—Jo.Johnson 7- New York 55 61 .474 16⁄2 Boston (A.Cook 3-5) at Baltimore Pro Football ing the dugout to aggressively argue balls and Johnson on injured reserve. Signed TE Justin 1 9. Sv—Papelbon (26). HRs—Philadelphia, Rollins Philadelphia 54 62 .466 17⁄2 (Mig.Gonzalez 4-2), 4:05 p.m. strikes during Sunday’s game against Seattle. Peelle to a one-year contract. Activated OT Max Miami 52 65 .444 20 (14). Texas (Feldman 6-7) at N.Y. Yankees (F.Garcia NFL Preseason American League Starks from the physically-unable-to-perform Central Division W L Pct GB Reds 3, Mets 0 6-5), 4:05 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 16 BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Selected the contract of list. Waived RB John Clay. Cincinnati 70 46 .603 — New York 000 000 000 — 0 6 0 Chicago White Sox (Floyd 8-9) at Toronto Cleveland at Green Bay, 5 p.m. LHP J.C. Romero from Norfolk (IL). Recalled RHP SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Signed TE Joe Sawyer Pittsburgh 64 52 .552 6 Cincinnati 000 000 003 — 3 11 1 (R.Romero 8-9), 4:07 p.m. Cincinnati at Atlanta, 5 p.m. Steve Johnson from Norfolk. Placed LHP Troy and TE Gijon Robinson. Waived G Garrett St. Louis 63 53 .543 7 C.Young, R.Ramirez (6), Parnell (7), Rauch (8), Oakland (McCarthy 6-3) at Kansas City Friday, Aug. 17 Patton on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Aug. 13. Chisolm. 1 Milwaukee 52 63 .452 17⁄2 Acosta (9), Edgin (9) and Thole; Latos, Marshall (W.Smith 3-4), 5:10 p.m. Tennessee at Tampa Bay, 4:30 p.m. Designated RHP Miguel Socolovich for assign- COLLEGE 1 Chicago 45 70 .391 24⁄2 (8), Arredondo (9) and Hanigan. W—Arredondo Cleveland (R.Hernandez 0-0) at L.A. Angels Buffalo at Minnesota, 5 p.m. ment. BIG EAST CONFERENCE—Named Mike Aresco Houston 39 79 .331 32 5-2. L—Acosta 1-3. HRs—Cincinnati, Bruce (23). (E.Santana 5-10), 7:05 p.m. Jacksonville at New Orleans, 5 p.m. BOSTON RED SOX—Traded C Kelly Shoppach to commissioner. C M C M Y K Y K

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Eddie Bauer, 5.4 engine, 4WD Chat 950 loaded, premium wheels, new Coos Bay: Awana Fundraiser Sale brakes, recent tune-up, excellent Friday & Saturday, Aug. 17-18. condition throughout, 123K, $9,200 954 Coos Bay 8am - 4pm Coos Bay Foursquare Church, $6,990 541-267-2112. VENDORS WANTED!! corner of 5th and Donnelly 1996 Honda Accord for The World Newspaper’s Call 541-404-8106. 4-Door, 79K Miles, Clean, Auto, Air. Huge Parking Lot Sale on B3178/251869 Saturday, August 25th, 2012. COQUILLE: Garage Sale FREE TO LOVING HOME Hurry, spaces are filling up for Friday & Saturday, 8am - 4pm. “EMMIE” spray, petite, short hair this HUGE SALE, just 1 block 1040 N. Juniper. Books, TV, table, kitty, black & white with pink nose. away from the chair, many odds and ends. Friendly and health - 541-347-1976 Blackberry Arts Festival! $10 space fee to be donated to LANGLOIS GARAGE SALE. Satur- the American Cancer Society. day only 8/18. 8a.m.-3 p.m. Antiques, $6,990 803 Dogs For more info or to reserve your lots more! 48628 Hwy. 101. 1998 Dodge Dakota Reg Cab 2008 Honda Element XE 4-cyl., 5-Speed, 45K Miles, Air. space, contact Nicole at Adorable Mini-Schnauzer B3174/564265 Excellent condition, 28,000 miles. Myrtle Point Big Multi-Party Sale 541-269-1222. puppies. 7 weeks. Yakima carrier & racks included. Saturday, August 18th, Call 541-404-2050. 9am - 4pm. Females, $300. Males, $250. 55821 Summerlin Road. 541-294-3056 4.5 miles up Lee Valley Road. For Help placing your between Coquille and Myrtle Point, AKC Yellow Labs, classified ads, call past Elks Golf Course, follow signs. 2males($400) 1 female ($450) $20,990 Furniture, designer brand name dewormed,1st shots, dewclaws 2004 Dodge 2500 4x4 The World at 541-269-1222 clothing, household, tools, building removed. Hunting and Show lines. Quad Cab, SLT, One Owner, 40K Miles, materials, crafting, yard, fiberglass ready for homes now. please call Beautiful. B3173/102510 Ask for CLASSIFIEDS! pond w/ pump & fountain, yard fire 541-361-0168 pagoda, 1971 VW bug almost completely restored, Pepsi cooler, DOG FOUND- white/yellow female floral, gas BBQ, new lawnmower, lab. Poss older, very friendly. Found truck Pro-Tech cab guard & Aug 11th around Telegraph hill area. EEND ENNDD OOFOFF SSUMMERSUMMUMMEERR SSELLSEELLLL DDOWNDOOWWNN saddlebags, Hot Rod John Deere cell 775-287-5434 $6,990 riding lawnmower w/ VW engine, $6,990 1998 Ford Windstar Lowest Prices of the Year! list goes on. Clean items many LOST NEAR AIRPORT HEIGHT 7-Passenger, 41K Miles, Clean. new. Call 541-572-4413. where Coos Bay & North Bend B3133/086245 meets. A search dogs medium, or- 2005200 5 ChevyChevy IImpalaImpalla 2004 SSuzukiuzukii GrandGrrand VitaraVititarra HOW TO FIND OUR ange mesh vest. Call 541-290-1553 Beautiful Gold! Vin#100187 4 Door, 4 WD, Fully Loaded! Was $6,800 Vin#104412 NEW GARAGE SALE MAP Was $6,995 Go to our New wedsite at 804 Hay/Seed theworldlink.com. On the black 4,995 $ 5,550 bar under the sun, go to the word Free Hay $7,990 $ “Deals”. When the drop down You Cut - Approximately 2007 Chevy Cobalt comes up click on “Garage Sales”. 4 acres field in Allegany 2-Door, LS. AT, 5-Speed, Alloys, Sharp. 2004 SuzukiSuzukii VeronaVerona 104K Miles! Vin#110939 Was $5,195...... $ 4,850 The map will appear. Place your B3104A/135425 541-297-4834 2003 200 3 FordFord F-250F-250 4WD4WD XLT, Super Duty, Tow Ready. Vin#B29116 Was $6,995 ...... 6,450 cursor on the red balloons and the $ garage sale ad will appear in full. 2002 FordFord TaurusTaurus WagonWagon 107K Miles! Vin#150240 Was $5,195...... $ 4,250 808 Pet Care 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay 2001 200 1 PontiacPontiPontiac GrandGrrand AmAm GTGT Vin#112288 ...... $ 4,195 Enjoy! HondaWorld.com 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 2000 PontiacPontiPontiac GrandGrrand PrixPrix V-6, Nice Car! Vin#302905 Was $4,100...... $ 3,995 NORTH BEND: Garage Sale Pet Cremation 1999 FordFord TaurusTaurus SESE WagonWagon 107K Miles! Vin#213627...... $ 4,250 Friday & Saturday, Aug. 17-18 541-267-3131 9am - 3pm, 1923 Broadway, 1999 CChryslerhrysller TTownown & CCountryountry Vin#756605 Was $6,645 ...... $ 3,995 behind 711. Small refrigerator, 1998 GMCGMC SafariSaffariri VanVan Room for all your stuff! Vin#538201 ...... $ 3,500 dresser, old trunks, books, Carol’s Pet Sitting 1999 Kubota L2900 GST 1,995 VHS movies...lots and cheap! ★Your Place or Mine★ w/ LA 480 loader and Land Pride 1993 ChevyChevy CapriceCapricerice All Leather, All Power Vin#121228...... $ Come and make offer! ★Short or Long Term★ RCR 1560 brush hog. 162 hrs. 1978 FordFord PickupPickup Vin#BH0149...... $ 1,075 ★ ★ $9000.00 firm. Call 541-269-1702. Excellent References 1976 PacerPPacer All Original, One Owner. Vin#344906...... $ 3,500 VENDORS WANTED!! ★541-297-6039★ ★ ★ Mon. - Sat. 10am - 5pm for The World Newspaper’s See us on Facebook Huge Parking Lot Sale on BUYING JUNK AUTO’s 541-404-5151 541-404-5151 Saturday, August 25th, 2012. No title needed, will pick up, Hurry, spaces are filling up for 809 Pet Supplies up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. 2103 Broadway, North Bend this HUGE SALE, just 1 block Will pay up to $200 per automobile. away from the BUY or SELL 541-260-9447 Blackberry Arts Festival! AN ANIMAL $10 space fee to be donated to for as little as 44 cents the American Cancer Society. per publication. 5 lines/10 days Olson Drive Ste 101, Rancho Cor- 2012 at 2:30 p.m. in the conference ing on state highways and county For more info or to reserve your $12.00 Sell an Automobile dova, CA 95670 916-636-0114 FOR room at the Owen Bldg. in Coquille, roads. space, contact Nicole at 541-267-6278 Starting for as little as 33 Cents per SALE INFORMATION CALL: Oregon to consider establishing new 7 Use of fireworks is prohibited. 541-269-1222. publication. 6 lines/ 10 Days 714.730.2727 Website for Trustee’s fees for County services and revising 8 Cutting, grinding and welding of theworldlink.com/classifieds $12.00 Sale Information: www.lpsasap.com In existing fees. Fees that will be con- metal is prohibited, between the hours Enhance your ads with bordering, construing this notice, the masculine sidered include, but are not limited to, of 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. Cutting, bolding, centering, and artwork. 541-267-6278 gender includes the feminine and the the Health and Planning Departments. grinding and welding of metal is per- The World, The World Online, theworldlink.com/classifieds neuter, the singular includes plural, mitted at all other hours, if conducted Bandon Western World, Enhance your ads with bordering, the word “grantor” includes any suc- This hearing is open to the public and in a cleared area and if a water supply The World Link, Umpqua Post & bolding, centering, and artwork. cessor in interest to the grantor as all interested persons may appear and is present. Mobile Classified. These deals will publish in well as any other persons owing an be heard. 9 Use of exploding targets is prohib- The World, The World Online, obligation, the performance of which is ited. Bandon Western World, secured by said Deed of Trust, the Date: 8/13/12 10 Mowing of dried and cured grass The World Link, Umpqua Post & words “Trustee” and ‘Beneficiary” in- Fred Messerle, Chair with power driven equipment is prohib- Mobile Classified. Automobiles clude their respective successors in ited, between the hours of 12:00 p.m. 755 Market Basket interest, if any. Dated: July 10, 2012 PUBLISHED: The World - August 15, and 8:00 p.m., except for the commer- 900 FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE INSUR- 2012. (ID-20214571) cial culture and harvest of agricultural GRASS FED BEEF! No hormones or 911 RV/Motor Homes ANCE COMPANY, Trustee Megan crops. feed-antibiotics. $2.05/lb, hanging Curtis, Authorized Signature STATE OF OREGON 11 Any electric fence controller in use 1/4, 1/2 & whole. 541-572-3020. 903 Boats A-4271011 07/25/2012, 08/01/2012, DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY shall be: 1) Listed by a nationally rec- 08/08/2012, 08/15/2012 ognized testing laboratory or be certi- Gravenstein apples, beans, beets, 1988 Sea Ray 18Ft. 135 HP, FSBO REGULATED CLOSURE fied by the Department of Consumer cukes, squash, and more! Daily, 8am Open Bow, Runs Good 2000 1993 Prowler 35’ 5th-wheel, PUBLISHED: The World - July 25, PROCLAMATION and Business Services; and 2) Oper- - 6pm; Su: 8am - 4pm. Norm Lehne Galvanized Single Axle Trailer w/ one large slide-out. Excel cond. August 01, 08, and 15, 2012. ated in compliance with 386 Cleveland Rapids Rd., Roseburg, Buddy Bearing. $2200 or OBO. Bandon $5,500 OBO. (ID-20212168 & 20212172) Number 01 manufacturer’s instructions OR. 541-672-2745. 760-608-2575 in Lakeside 541-329-2035 LM. A Must See. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR Effective: 01:00 a.m., PDT, The State Forester or an authorized THE STATE OF ALASKA, THIRD August 15, 2012 representative may, in writing, ap- JUDICIAL DISTRICT AT PALMER prove a modification or waiver of OR LESS, TO THE POINT OF BE- The sum of $136,434.28 together with these requirements. GINNING, COOS COUNTY, ORE- interest thereon at the rate of By virtue of the authority vested in me Legals Case No. 3PA-12-1448CI under the provisions of ORS 477.535 GON. ALSO: BEGINNING AT A 1/2 7.85000% per annum from December These restrictions shall remain in ef- 100 INCH PIPE DRIVEN IN THE GROUND 1, 2011 until paid; plus all accrued late to 477.550, I hereby proclaim a Regu- Lacey Lynn Judkins lated Closure to be in effect in the fol- fect until replaced, suspended, or ter- ON THE CENTER LINE OF A 30 charges thereon; and all Trustee’s minated by an additional proclamation FOOT ROADWAY THROUGH THE fees, foreclosure costs and any sums vs lowing subject area: Billy Kelley III. of the State Forester or an authorized NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE advanced by the Beneficiary pursuant representative. SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF SEC- to the terms of said deed of trust. All lands protected by the COOS For- TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE CIVIL NOTICE OF FILING OF est Protection District and all forest- TION 1, TOWNSHIP 27 SOUTH, Whereof, notice hereby is given that Maps of the subject area may be Loan No: 1127059885 T.S. No.: COMPLAINT TO ABSENT PARTY: land within one-eighth mile thereof. RANGE 13 WEST OF THE WILLAM- FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE INSUR- viewed at the State Forester’s Office, 12-00894-5 Reference is made to that BILLY KELLEY III ETTE MERIDIAN, COOS COUNTY, ANCE COMPANY, as the duly ap- in Salem, Oregon, and at principal of- certain Deed of Trust dated as of De- Under this Regulated Closure, except OREGON, SAID POINT LYING pointed Trustee under the Deed of fices of the Forest Protection District. cember 19, 2005 made by, LISA MA- 289.89 FEET SOUTH AND 231.94 Trust will on November 7, 2012 at the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a as to the owner’s legal right of entry RIE COLTON, as the original grantor, Complaint for Custody of Minor Chil- upon their land, entry to all forestland FEET EAST OF THE IRON PIPE AT hour of 11:00 AM, Standard of Time, Definitions of words and phrases used to FIRST AMERICAN TITLE, as the dren has been filed by Lacey Lynn is unlawful unless entrants comply THE WEST QUARTER CORNER OF as established by section 187.110, in this proclamation may be found in original trustee, in favor of HOME123 Judkins in the Superior Court for the with the following restrictions: SAID SECTION 1; THENCE ALONG Oregon Revised Statues, at the front ORS 477.001, OAR 629-041-0005, CORPORATION, as the original bene- State of Alaska at Palmer, 435 S. 1 Smoking is prohibited while travel- THE CENTER LINE OF THE ROAD entrance of the Courthouse, 2nd & and at: ficiary, recorded on December 27, Denali St., Palmer, AK 99645. The ing, except in vehicles on improved AS FOLLOWS: NORTH 47 DEGREES Baxter Streets, Coquille, County of http://egov.oregon.gov/ODF/FIRE/Clos 2005, as Instrument No. 2005-19429 custody of minor children will be dis- roads. 38’ EAST A DISTANCE OF 172.95 Coos, State of Oregon, sell at public ures/definitions.pdf of Official Records in the Office of the FEET TO A FORK IN THE ROAD; auction to the highest bidder for cash pensed as requested by plaintiff, with- 2 Open fires are prohibited, including Recorder of Coos County, Oregon out your consent, due to your failure campfires, charcoal fires, cooking THENCE SOUTH 74 DEGREES 53’ the interest in the said described real Tom Fields, (the “Deed of Trust”). The current ben- to answer the complaint. You are in- fires and warming fires, except at des- EAST A DISTANCE OF 145.00 FEET property which the grantor had or had Fire Prevention Coordinator eficiary is: Deutsche Bank National vited to answer. ignated locations. Portable cooking TO AN IRON PIPE; THENCE LEAV- power to convey at the time of the ex- Done in Salem, Oregon, Trust Company, as Trustee for Mor- stoves using liquefied or bottled fuels ING THE ROAD AND RUNNING ecution of the Deed of Trust, together August 13, 2012 gan Stanley ABS Capital I Inc. Trust SOUTH 40 DEGREES 37’ 40” WEST with any interest which the grantor or An exact copy of this Notice has been are allowed. 2006-HE3, (the “Beneficiary”). APN: mailed to BILLY KELLEY III at his last 3 Chain saw use is prohibited, be- A DISTANCE OF 396.50 FEET TO AN his successor(s) in interest acquired PUBLISHED: The World - August 15 683731 BEGINNING AT THE IRON known address of 63430 Capital tween the hours of 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 IRON PIPE; THENCE NORTH 2 DE- after the execution of the Deed of and 16, 2012. (ID-20214605) PIPE AT THE WEST QUARTER COR- GREES 28’ 20” A DISTANCE OF Trust, to satisfy the foregoing obliga- Drive, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420. p.m. Chain saw use is permitted at all NER OF SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 27 222.36 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- tions thereby secured and the costs BILLY KELLEY III has thirty (30) days other hours, if the following fire fight- SOUTH, RANGE 13 WEST OF THE GINNING, COOS COUNTY, ORE- and expenses of sale, including a rea- from the last date of publication of this ing equipment is present with each WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN, COOS GON. Commonly known as: 93657 sonable charge by the Trustee. Notice notice to appear and plead. operating saw: one axe, one shovel, COUNTY, OREGON, THENCE EASY LANE, COOS BAY, OR Both is further given that any person and one 8 ounce or larger fire extin- ALONG SAID WEST LINE OF SEC- the Beneficiary and the Trustee have named in Section 86.753 of Oregon Dated this 15 day of August, 2012, guisher. In addition, a fire watch is re- TION 1, SOUTH 2 DEGREES 32’ elected to sell the said real property to Revised Statutes has the right to have signed Lacey Lynn Judkins, Plaintiff, quired at least one hour following the EAST A DISTANCE OF 378.35 FEET satisfy the obligations secured by the the foreclosure proceeding dismissed In Pro Se, 7362 W. Parks Highway, use of each saw. TO THE CENTER LINE OF A 30 Deed of Trust and notice has been re- and the trust deed reinstated by pay- Box 201, Wasilla, Alaska 99654, (907) 4 Chain saw use is prohibited in areas FOOT RIGHT OF WAY; THENCE corded pursuant to Section 86.735(3) ment to the Beneficiary of the entire 775-1120. subject to Industrial Fire Precaution ALONG THE CENTER LINE AS FOL- of Oregon Revised Statutes: the amount then due (other than such por- Levels III and IV. LOWS: NORTH 67 DEGREES 09’ default(s) for which the foreclosure is tion of said principal as would not then PUBLISHED: The World - August 15, 5 Use of motor vehicles, including mo- EAST A DISTANCE OF 111.8 FEET; made is that the grantor(s): failed to be due had no default occurred), to- 22, 29, and September 05, 2012. (ID torcycles and all terrain vehicles, is THENCE NORTH 72 DEGREES 08’ pay payments which became due; to- gether with the costs, Trustee’s or 20214131 & 20214135) prohibited, except on improved roads. EAST A DISTANCE OF 102.7 FEET; gether with late charges due; together attorney’s fees and curing any other 6 All motor vehicles must be equipped THENCE NORTH 47 DEGREES 38’ with other fees and expenses incurred default complained of in the Notice of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING with one gallon of water or one 2½ EAST A DISTANCE OF 192.5 FEET; by the Beneficiary; and which de- Default by tendering the performance Matter of Establishing Fees for pound or larger fire extinguisher, one THENCE NORTH 19 DEGREES 51’ faulted amounts total: $8,096.78 as of required under the obligation or Deed Services and axe, and one shovel, except when EAST A DISTANCE OF 199 FEET TO June 29, 2012. By this reason of said of Trust, at any time prior to five days Revising Existing Fees traveling on state highways, county THE SOUTH LINE OF THE NORTH- default the Beneficiary has declared before the date last set for sale. FOR roads and driveways. All-terrain vehi- WEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION all obligations secured by said deed of FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE Notice is hereby given that the Coos cles and motorcycles must be 1; THENCE WEST ALONG THE SAID trust immediately due and payable, CONTACT FIDELITY NATIONAL TI- County Board of Commissioners will equipped with one 2½ pound or larger SOUTH LINE 427.52 FEET, MORE said sums being the following, to wit: TLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 11000 hold a public hearing on August 21, fire extinguisher, except when travel- C M C M Y K Y K