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Hospital Food So I was recently in a hospital room visit- ing and a person who lets call “the main eventer,” because pa- tient sounds so sickly. The main eventer was getting attention from the staff of min- ions that scurry about Trina machacek when there are needs Commentary that need to be tended to. That’s a round- about way of saying it was time to do vitals, meds and other hospital stuff. At the same time a gal stopped by from the kitchen to fill out the next day’s menu for the main eventer. This is quite a big deal it seems, this menu plan- ning. I can see that. When you’re in a bed in the hospital and you get attention from anyone that isn’t wanting to poke or prod or do some other unmentionable thing to you, you are more than happy to comply with their requests! So the gal stands at the door and I as a visitor stopped talk- ing and moved towards the wall. That is what happens when you visit a main eventer in the hospital, you shift towards the wall when there’s about to be some sort of hospital medical event performed. This event was the filling out of the menu for the next day’s meals. I don’t know if you have ever been a main eventer in a hospital or how long it has been since you visited someone who was, but I was Courtesy photo amazed at this process. The last time I was in Eureka freshman Chris Dolan battles an opponent at a wrestling tournament in Sparks last weekend. a hospital I remember l having a tray of brown stuff, a plastic fork and spoon and the ever pres- ent green jello served, all so very yummy. But in this hospital there were no less than three Vandals hit the mat in Sparks tourney to five choices in several categories to choose from. For breakfast there were five juices, four By Dave Maxwell match because he was a no-show. lack of experience,” Auch said. “They different cold cereals, and a choice of different Next he faced Caleb Salgado of Reed need more mat time.” fat laden milks. Then fruit, hot breakfast stuff Eureka attended the Sparks Invi- and lost by an 11-8 decision. “It was a Chris Dolan (145) lost both his with or without three choices of meats. Lastly tational wrestling tournament the lot of freshman mistakes,” Auch said, matches. First, on a pin by Carlos toast—or bagel, muffin, and she went on and weekend after New Years, but only “just lack of experience.” Barela of Wooster, then a 7-3 decision on. Then she moved on to the extensive lunch had three wrestlers, all freshmen, Wyatt Anderson (132) was in a 16- to Jack Knodell of Fernley. and impressive dinner menus. who were able to go. Coach Jeremy man bracket where no one had a bye Auch said, even with a small num- About half way through the dinner menu, Auch said Garrett Todd is recovering the first round. His first round match ber of wrestlers, only five, “They’re which was way more than just asking-beef or from injury and Preston Hubbard was with Kasey Brown of Pershing improving a bunch and learning how chicken, I just couldn’t keep quite any longer. was out of town. County and lost a 5-2 decision. Auch to wrestle the opponent and not the Imagine that, me needing to say something ex- Still the Vandals did as well as they said the match was “3-1 for the lon- school he comes from. And they are tra! Now in the tiny room there was the main could in the 18-team tournament fea- gest time” and then in the final period, beginning to recognize you’re not going eventer in the bed, the gal reading off the nearly turing some of the better teams in the Wyatt escaped from a hold to make it to get a pin every time, you’ve got to be never ending list of meal choices, an RN aka the northern division, “with a lot of the 3-2, but Brown managed to get a take ready to wrestle all three periods.” nurse doing nurse things on the in-room com- bigger 4A and 3A school,” Auch said. down for the final score.” This week Eureka will attend the puter, a CNA aka nursing assistant attending to Ashton Sanders (120) had a bye his Anderson then went to the conso- two-day Spring Creek Invitational. the bedding of the patient and of course yours first round. Then he faced Ben Jaksick lation rounds and pinned Augustine Auch said, “It’s a pretty big tourna- truly. I spout off that the list of choices really of Galena and lost by pin. This moved Perris of Hug, but lost a 9-6 decision ment because it includes a number of makes a mockery out of the old standby of get- him to the consolation rounds to face to Seth Plowman of Spanish Springs. Idaho schools and those Idaho schools ting asked, “What’s for dinner?” Well that got Ayden Luther who had to forfeit the “Just another freshman showing his are tough.” the ball rolling. There was a grand round of giggles and then an audible groan from knowledgeable heads that had have heard that question more times than there are lights on Broadway! The nurse kind of nevada snorted and said she no longer even asked. She said her kids got food set in front of them and if they didn’t want it too bad. It was that “eat or go hungry” theory. She said they usually ate. The CNA said there was no way she would Standoff rancher draws ever offer choices to her kids. She even said they don’t even get a choice when they get fast food. Her voice of experience said that after spending advocates’ ire, supporters’ cheers an unruly and infuriating few times in a car at a drive through with three kids all trying to de- By Ken Ritter supporters said separately that they comes to his grazing actions, and the cide what to have and out do the other kids and Associated Press believe people are afraid to visit the prosecutorial failings in the Bunker- then change their little minds at the last minute national monument near the Bundy ville case do not excuse him from the while she was trying to talk to the box—well LAS VEGAS — The Nevada rancher homestead outside Bunkerville. decades of unauthorized livestock rather quickly she became the dictator and de- who led a 2014 armed standoff with “The Bundys used guns to express trespass on our public lands,” said cided for everyone what the meals were going government agents spoke Wednesday their displeasure with the govern- Greta Anderson, deputy director of to be! saying that it’s up to people in states, ment,” said Ralph Williamson, senior Western Watersheds Project. Soon the conversation died down enough not the federal officials, to manage pastor at the First African Methodist To cheers from supporters outside for us all to reflect within ourselves what we vast expanses of rangeland in the U.S. Episcopal Church in North Las Vegas Las Vegas police headquarters, Bundy thought of the other ideas we had just been West. and leader of the local Faith Organiz- said that if the U.S. Bureau of Land privy to. I had time to remember a recent con- To conservative followers, the plain- ing Alliance. Management comes again for his cat- versation I had with a new husband I know. I spoken 71-year-old Cliven Bundy is Williamson called Bundy’s release tle, he’ll ask the Clark County sheriff mentioned that when he got home he should an icon. He told them he’s angry after without a jury decision “the exact to protect his life, liberty and property. ask what’s for dinner and I laughed. So he did spending nearly 23 months in jail be- opposite of safety and a clear lack of “I graze my cattle only on Clark just that. How do I know? A few days later I ran fore and during a trial that ended in justice.” County, Nevada, land,” he said, us- into the bride and asked her how marriage was mistrial three weeks ago. He was freed Chief U.S. District Judge Gloria Na- ing what he has dubbed his 15-second treating here. She smiled happily and told me Monday. varro dismissed the criminal case defense. “I have no contract with the that all was great except she hadn’t gotten use to But conservation advocates char- against Bundy, his two sons and a United States government.” the question, “What’s for dinner,” and we both acterized Bundy as an outlaw who Montana militia leader. The judge Sheriff Joe Lombardo, the elected giggled. Boy howdy does she have a long, long escaped justice, and called for federal cited what she called flagrant mis- head of the Las Vegas police depart- way to go huh? land managers to again round up and conduct by federal prosecutors who ment, didn’t meet with Bundy person- You know, since some households are run by remove Bundy cattle from what is failed to fully share evidence with de- ally. wives and mothers who have had to deal with now Gold Butte National Monument. fendants. Lombardo issued a three-sentence this one question over years and years and they “The Trump administration is cod- The Bureau of Land Management statement saying he respected Chief have come out of that decision making mode dling violent zealots and preventing began rounding up Bundy cows in U.S. District Judge Gloria Navarro’s unscathed, well just think of how easy it would the public from feeling safe to enjoy April 2014 after obtaining court or- decision. be to rule the world! our new national monument,” said ders against Bundy for 20 years of fail- “Mr. Bundy has his own beliefs Patrick Donnelly, Center for Biologi- ure to pay grazing fees and penalties and has the right to express his Trina lives in Eureka, Nevada. Share with her at itybyt- cal Diversity director in Nevada. to the federal government. [email protected]. Really! 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PUBLIC NOTICE Amodei: No ‘reason for panic’ about Request for Statement of Qualifi cations

Collection and Transportation of Municipal Solid Waste marijuana’s situation in Nevada, but Within Eureka County, Nevada Congress should ‘get off its butt’ and act Eureka County Public Works is seeking Statements of Qualifi cations for an independent con- tractor who is generally qualifi ed by experience and industry familiarity to collect, haul or trans- port, transfer, dispose of and/or process Municipal Solid Waste within Eureka County. To obtain By Humberto Sanchez and Michelle Rindels hand, I’ll say, we need to push back. We a Statement of Qualifi cation packet to draft and submit a proposal, please contact: The Nevada Independent need to scream bloody murder. This is unacceptable.” Eureka County Nevada Republican Rep. Mark Amo- Director of Public Works Democratic Rep. Dina Titus said that P.O. Box 714 dei sees no immediate threat to the state’s while Congress — which has anti-mari- Eureka, Nevada 89316 burgeoning marijuana industry follow- juana lawmakers in key leadership posi- (775) 237-5372 ing Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ re- tions — has made virtually no progress Proposals must be received by 4:30 pm local time on February 2, 2018. cent decision to overturn policy at the on relaxing a federal marijuana ban, the Facsimiles and Emails will not be accepted Justice Department that gave states pro- anxiety over Sessions’ decision could tections from federal prosecution. force more lawmakers to take a stand. Publish: The Eureka Sentinel, Jan 4, 11, 18, 25, 2018. “I don’t think there is a reason for “This may work to our advantage,” panic,” Amodei said on a call with re- she said in an interview on Thursday. APPLICATION FOR WATER NO. 87520 porters on Tuesday, several days after “Now that we see what this is really go- the decision was announced. “It is good ing to do, it may motivate more repre- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the 8th day of December 2017 Barrick Goldstrike Mines, to keep your eye on it.” sentatives from states to get busy and Inc. of Elko, Nevada made application to the State Engineer of Nevada for permission to Although he doesn’t expect a crack- pass that legislation because they’ll be change the point of diversion of 0.17 c.f.s., and 123.075 a.f.a., a portion of water heretofore down, he believes Congress should act hearing from their constituents, they’ll appropriated under Permit 55141. Water will be diverted from an underground source (Well to clear up the issue of medical and rec- be hearing from businesses and maybe EW-14) at a point located within the NE1/4 NW1/4 of Section 19, T36N, R50E, MDB&M or at reational marijuana use. we can make something good about a point from which the NW corner of Section 24, T36N, R49E, MDB&M bears S 89 degrees 50 “If we want some predictability and that.” minutes 08 seconds W, a distance of 7,426.71 feet (approx. 18 miles NW of Carlin, NV). Water stability…it’s probably time…that Con- Marijuana is currently classified with will be used for mining, milling and dewatering purposes from January 1st to December 31st of gress get off its butt and start dealing drugs such as heroin, that are deemed each year. The existing point of diversion was located within the SW1/4 NE1/4 of Section 19, with the issues,” Amodei said. to be “drugs with no currently accepted T36N, R50E, MDB&M, or at a point from which the NW corner of said Section 19 bears N 63 The Northern Nevada lawmaker’s medical use and a high potential for degrees 37 minutes 13 seconds W, a distance of 3,044.91 feet. Water was used for mining, milling, and dewatering purposes from January 1st to December 31st of each year. measured approach mirrors that of abuse,” according to the Drug Enforce- some in the state’s marijuana industry. ment Administration. Jason King, P.E. Nick Spirtos, a doctor who runs The Amodei noted that he has been State Engineer Apothecary Shoppe dispensary west of working with Titus to support legisla- Publish: The Eureka Sentinel, Dec 21, 28, 2017, Jan 4, 11, 2018. the Las Vegas Strip, said that while his tion introduced by Maryland Repub- customers were stressed by Sessions’ lican Andy Harris that would legalize move, he entered the business with eyes medical marijuana. He said the two wide open. also back a bill from Colorado Demo- “I don’t worry about it,” Spirtos said in crat Jared Polis that would allow rec- an interview after a Thursday press con- reational use to classify marijuana ference held at his dispensary. “Look, similar to alcohol. the federal government could’ve closed Amodei said that marijuana could be- us down anytime they wanted. We un- come an issue his re-election campaign dertook this with the understanding since “in the election everything is fair that there were risks. Hopefully they game,” and underscored his belief that it will appreciate what we’re doing to con- is time for Congress to settle the matter. tribute to the overall health of the pa- “If you really want to address the is- tients in this state.” sue, you’ll hear me say in the campaign Democrats sounded the alarm about cycle, ‘it’s time for us to act,’” said Amo- the move, calling Nevadans to fight for dei, who represents a heavily Republi- their state’s rights to maintain a mari- can district. “By the time that discussion juana industry in spite of federal prohi- starts in a few months, you’ll also hear bition. Democratic state Sen. Tick Seg- me say… ‘here’s the legislation I’ve affil- erblom, sometimes called the godfather iated myself with, here’s why, here’s the Ely Rotary Club of marijuana in Nevada, said he’d been research we’ve done.’” fielding anxious calls from people in the He expects dealing with medical mar- industry. ijuana will be easier than dealing with “I tell them on the one hand, don’t recreational. While he is working with Ice Fishing Derby worry, relax, calm down,” he said in an interview Thursday. “On the other > See POT, Page 3 Saturday, January 27th, 2018 Cave Lake State Park 8:00am - 3:00pm Fun, Food & Drinks GRAND PRIZE TAGGED FISH $5,000 25 more tagged fish worth $100 each

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Outage stalls Pot good shape.” continued from Page 2 Heller didn’t respond to a request Tuesday for additional comment. giant tech show in Las Vegas Gardner, who has threatened to block Titus, he said he had not seen the details all Department of Justice nominees, Associated Press of a booth for Qi, a consortium of com- of a bill co-sponsored recently by Demo- including U.S. marshals and U.S. at- panies that make wireless chargers. cratic Rep. Jacky Rosen that would pro- torneys, is meeting with Sessions on LAS VEGAS — What happens to Most of its display was lit as hundreds of hibit federal prosecution of individuals Wednesday. “The bottom line is that this all those internet-connected refrigera- attendees passed by in the dark on their 57/26 for marijuana possession so long as they could be solved by the Department of tors, robots and other devices when the way to a brightly lit giant screen TV over Cloudy follow their state’s respective marijuana Justice changing their decision to reverse power goes out? South Hall. laws. the Cole Memorandum.” Thousands of people attending the “We lucked out,” he said. “If our ex- Amodei was not also prepared to ad- Gardner said that he intends to discuss world’s biggest consumer technology tension cord went over there we’d be out vocate for language to be included in with Sessions a solution that would “al- show got a chance to test the battery life of power.” the annual spending bills that would low (Sessions) to live up to his commit- of the latest gadgets Wednesday when Officials blamed condensation from prohibit use of federal funds to prose- ments he made to me prior to his confir- some showrooms and hallways went heavy rainfall, causing a transformer cute recreational use. Such a provision, mation.” dark inside the vast Las Vegas Conven- to go out. It was raining in Las Vegas on offered by California Republican Rep. The Colorado senator, who voted to tion Center. Monday and Tuesday — rare for a des- Dana Rohrabacher, exists for medical confirm Sessions as attorney general has Power went out for about two hours ert city. marijuana, which has been included said that he had commitments from Ses- at the annual CES tech show in Las Ve- Several brands used the opportunity in previous spending bills. California sions and President Donald Trump that gas. Sony, Samsung, Intel, Qualcomm to pitch their wares. One vendor invited Republican Rep. Tom McClintock has marijuana enforcement policy would and LG are among the companies with people to visit its booth to check out a proposed a provision to protect both. “I not change. bigger booths in the convention center’s battery pack, for instance. Intel had a haven’t thought about it, but we are go- Under Sessions’ pronouncement, U.S. Central Hall, the area that was most af- tongue-in-cheek announcement for a ing to look at that,” Amodei said. attorneys will have broad discretion fected and evacuated during the black- product called “Blackout.” Asked if he had worked with any Sen- on whether to prosecute violations of out. Some meeting rooms in South Hall On Twitter, pictures of phone charg- ate counterparts, Amodei said, “I can’t federal marijuana law in their districts also lost power. ing stations circulated, with some us- tell you what they’re doing over in the rather than adhering to guidelines pro- Dozens of reporters queued quietly ers gloating as they pointed out and Senate, but that’s not a news flash for vided under the Cole Memo. Gardner for lunch boxes in a darkened press giggled at the misfortune of folks who me,” Amodei said. said that he was concerned by the com- room in South Hall. The room was had their phones locked inside, not Colorado Republican Sen. Cory Gard- ments issued Monday by the U.S. Attor- dimly lit thanks to emergency overhead charging. ner, who also chairs Senate Republicans’ ney in Massachusetts. lights and the glow of laptops running So close, yet so far away. It’s funny to campaign arm, said he expects that law- Although the U.S. Attorney in Colo- on battery power. see a phone held captive in what’s essen- makers from states with legalized mar- rado said last week that he would not Rick Rohmer, a product engineer with tially an electricity vending machine as ijuana, such as Nevada, to stand up for seek to prosecute violations of federal electrical-systems specialist Legrand, its owner paces back and forth. Until, of their constituents. law with regard to marijuana, the U.S. said the power outage affected only part course, it happens to you. “The people of Colorado made it very Attorney in Massachusetts, Andrew clear what they wanted as it relates to Lelling, released a statement noting that marijuana, at first medical marijuana, he could not “provide assurances that then recreational marijuana, and I think certain categories of participants in the PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT it’s my job to protect those states’ rights state-level marijuana trade will be im- This Notice is in compliance with the SARA Title III (Superfund Amendments and and states’ decision,” Gardner said Tues- mune from federal prosecution.” Reauthorizations Act of 1986, PL99-499) on hazardous substance annual reporting day. “I think senators in states…where The office of Nevada’s U.S. attorney, they have legalized medical and recre- Dayle Elieson, declined to comment on and planning. Information relating to LEPC meetings, Title III Facility Identification, ational marijuana will find themselves Tuesday. Elieson, who hails from Dallas Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), Tier II and Title III Response Plans and Eureka in the same situation defending and pro- and began in the role on Friday, so far County Hazardous Materials Response Plan can be obtained during normal working tecting states’ rights.” has not given any public indication about hours from the Eureka County Clerk/Treasurer’s office in the Courthouse, 10 S. Main Heller issued a less forceful statement where she stands on the matter — a fact St., Eureka, Nevada than Gardner when Sessions’ decision that concerns some marijuana propo- came down, encouraging the Depart- nents. ment of Justice to work with Nevada’s “It leaves it up to the discretion of governor, attorney general and congres- the states. Some may be more aggres- sional delegation. 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Associated Press ters) at McCarran International Airport The entrance fee for a car or a truck was recorded at Sugarbowl ski resort in Las Vegas, to about one-tenth of an will jump from $7 to $15. near Truckee, California, and 3 inches inch (2.5 millimeters) in Reno and on the The price for motorcycles will increase (7.6 centimeters) at South Lake Tahoe Pence to boost Air Force Utah line at Wendover. from $3 to $10. and the Mount Rose ski resort near Reno. program in Vegas, visit air The service says .28 inch (7.1 millime- Those entering on a bicycle or on foot About 1.3 inches (3.3 centimeters) of base ters) fell at Jackpot on the Idaho line and will pay have to $5 per person. rain fell at Alpine Meadows southwest LAS VEGAS — Vice President Mike .15 inch (3.8 millimeters) at South Lake The price for individual and group of Tahoe, 1.2 inches (3 centimeters) at Pence plans to visit Las Vegas and a Tahoe, California. campsites will also increase. Donner Lake near Truckee and one- nearby air base to highlight an industrial The Bureau of Land Management says third inch (.8 centimeter) in the foothills entrepreneurship program and speak to Nevada immigration advocates the increase will support the growing around Reno. troops. condemn Trump on El Salvador number of visitors and improve service The weather service canceled a winter The White House says Pence will RENO — Immigration advocates are to the public. weather advisory for the area but said an travel with Air Force Secretary Heather joining with business and religious lead- The price for the Red Rock Canyon additional 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 centime- Wilson on Thursday for the appearance ers in Reno to condemn the Trump Ad- Annual Support Pass will stay at $30. ters) of snow was possible Tuesday eve- at AFWERX Vegas, and a speech to mil- ministration’s revocation of Temporary ning above 8,000 feet (2,438 meters). itary members and families at Nellis Air Protected Status for El Salvador. Police looking for man who Force Base. Claudia Castaneda-Flamenco, an im- robbed Las Vegas Strip casino Tourism agency: Fewer visitors Pence is due to appear with Nevada Re- migration organizer for the Progressive LAS VEGAS — Police are looking for came to Las Vegas in 2017 publican Sen. Dean Heller at AFWERX, Leadership Alliance of Nevada, says ter- a man who robbed a Las Vegas Strip ca- LAS VEGAS — The agency responsi- a nonprofit work space that opened last mination of the status for Salvadorans sino-hotel. ble for promoting Las Vegas says prelim- summer in a business park near the Uni- is another assault on families who are Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Lt. Da- inary numbers show that fewer people versity of Nevada, Las Vegas. deeply rooted in the United States. She vid Gordon says a man armed with a visited the destination in 2017. The program is designed to draw says Monday’s decision by the Depart- handgun on Tuesday night demanded The Las Vegas Convention and Visi- technology ideas from public, academic, ment of Homeland Security goes against money from a cashier at the casino cage tors Authority says more than 42.2 mil- small business and industry sources. American values. of the New York-New York. lion people traveled to the area. That’s a Pence and Wilson are then due to head Castaneda-Flamenco says there are Gordon says the cashier handed over 1.7 percent decrease compared to 2016. to Nellis, about 10 miles (16 kilometers) 3,800 U.S.-born children in Nevada who an undisclosed amount of money. He The agency attributed the drop to the northeast of downtown Las Vegas. have Salvadoran parents with protected says the man kept the gun in his waist- mass shooting on Oct. 1 and a temporary status. She says they face deportation, band and fled on foot. reduction in available rooms as several One-third of inch of rain regardless of the dangers they face in Casino-hotel owner MGM Resorts In- hotels underwent renovations. smashes 39-year-old Tonopah El Salvador or the contributions they’ve ternational did not immediately respond While the overall number of visitors record made to the U.S. to a request for comment Wednesday fell last year, convention attendance in- RENO — It was only a about one-third She’s citing a study by the Center for morning. creased 5. 2 percent, setting a record. The of an inch of rain but it smashed the American Progress that says Nevada agency says more than 6.6 million people 39-year-old record in the high-desert, will lose more than $250 million from the Storm dumps 18 inches of snow, participated in conventions, which in- central-Nevada town of Tonopah. state Gross Domestic Product annually heavy rain in Sierra Nevada cluded the triennial large Conexpo-Con/ The National Weather Service says the without protected Salvadoran workers. RENO — The winter storm that trig- Agg international construction trade .34 inches (8.6 millimeters) of precipi- gered deadly mudslides in California show. tation at Tonopah Airport on Tuesday Entrance fees for Red Rock dumped more than a foot (0.3 meter) of Revenue per available room, a key broke the old record of .07 (18 centime- Canyon increasing next month snow and an inch (2.5 centimeters) of measure for hotels and resorts, reached ters) set in 1979. Tonopah, which is about LAS VEGAS — Nature lovers will soon heavy rain on the Sierra Nevada. almost $115. That’s up 2.1 percent com- 200 miles (322 kilometers) northwest of have to pay more to visit the Red Rock The National Weather Service in Reno pared to 2016. Las Vegas, averages only about 8 inches Canyon National Conservation Area in reported Tuesday that 18 inches (46 cen- of precipitation annually. Las Vegas. timeters) of snow fell on the top of Mam- Third poaching of moose in 3 Other regional rain totals Tuesday Park fees for the 13-mile (21-kilometer) moth Mountain south of Yosemite Na- years reported in Nevada ranged from 1.2 inches (31 millimeters) in scenic drive and campground will in- tional Park. JARBIDGE — Nevada game wardens Henderson and 1.05 inches (27 millime- crease on Feb. 20. About 5 inches (13 centimeters) of snow are investigating the illegal killing of a moose near the Nevada-Idaho line — the third poaching of a moose in Nevada over the last three years. State wildlife officials said Tuesday a citizen discovered the carcass Dec. 25 WILLIAM BEE RIRIE MEDICAL CLINIC about 20 miles southeast of Jarbidge. Operation Game Thief is offering a $1,000 reward. PHYSICIANS SPECIALIST Game warden Fred Esparza says the GENERAL SURGEONS OB/GYN UNIVERSITY OF moose was killed in a visible area near Dr. Astarita Dr. Rueben Adegoke O’Neil Basin Road and the Sun Creek ac- January 12, 13, 14, 26, 27 & 28 UTAH ECHO January 2-8 - 775-289-4040 cess road so it’s possible someone saw a Dr. Gardner January 8, 9 & 22 hunter or an ATV nearby. January 5-11 PODIATRIST 775-289-4040 He says the moose killed earlier were Dr. Mugosa Dr. Magnesen: UNIVERSITY OF UTAH shot by hunters who thought they were elk and self-reported the incidents. But January 1-4, 15-25 & 29-31 January 17 & 31 CARDIOLOGY 775-289-4040 775-289-4040 this time, the animal’s head had been cut Dr. Kurchera: January 16 off and a large portion of meat taken. DERMATOLOGIST PAIN MANAGEMENT Dr. Freedom: January 31 State wildlife officials estimate there’s Dr. Karl Trimble Dr. Andrew Wesely 801-585-7676 between 25 and 40 moose now living in January 4 & 5 January 8-12 - 775-289-4040 UROLOGY Nevada. 775-289-4040 Dr. Ronald Crouch REGISTERED DIETICIAN Sparks Man swept out to sea MY HEARING Nancy Plaskett January 12, 18, 19 & 25 along Oregon coast David Magriplis H.I.S. January 9 & 16 - 775-289-4040 775-289-4040 Oregon State Police say a 21-year-old January 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17 man is missing after being swept out to SIERRA NEVADA ORTHOPEDIC 23, 24, 30, 31 SURGEONS sea by a wave. 775-299-4803 NEPHROLOGY Dr. Gary Zeluff-Jan. 1 & 25-31 Sgt. Jeff Proulx says Christopher Dr. Sullivan Dr. Glenn Miller-Jan. 14-19 Kareck of Sparks, Nevada, was standing OB/GYN January 15 - 775-322-4550 on some rocks last Wednesday morning Dr. Matthew Barulich Dr. Craig Hatton-Jan. 2-13 775-289-4040 when the wave carried him into the Pa- January 12-19 & 26-31 OTOLARYNGOLOGY cific Ocean near Brookings, Oregon. Dr. Gregory Tanner (ENT) ENDOCRINOLOGY Searchers spent the afternoon search- 1, 8-12 & 19-26 Adam Gardner, PA Dr. Robert Rosenquist ing for Kareck without success. January 29 & 30 - 775-289-4040 January 12-26 - 775-778-3733 Large, unpredictable “sneaker” waves have killed about two dozen people along the Oregon coast since 1990. The inci- dents generally occur during late fall and JANUARY EUREKA CLINIC SCHEDULE winter. MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Warning signs are posted at Oregon 1 2 3 4 5 beaches. CLOSED FOR Jerome Hicks, APRN Jerome Hicks, APRN Gary Seigel, M.D. Jerome Hicks, APRN Family of bullied teens files NEW YEAR’S DAY Gary Seigel, M.D. racial discrimination lawsuit 8 9 10 11 12 RENO — A Reno lawyer says the fam- Jerome Hicks, APRN Jerome Hicks, APRN Jerome Hicks, APRN Clement Strummillo, D.O. ily of two black teens have a filed a law- Jerome Hicks, APRN suit against a northwest Nevada school Clement Strummillo, D.O. district and city. 15 16 17 18 19 The family says the two 14-year-olds, Jayla Tolliver and Taylissa Marriott, have Jerome Hicks, APRN Jerome Hicks, APRN Jerome Hicks, APRN Gary Seigel, M.D. Jerome Hicks, APRN been racially bullied for months at Yer- Tamisha Pena, APRN Tamisha Pena, APRN Tamisha Pena, APRN Tamisha Pena, APRN Tamisha Pena, APRN ington High School and have also been Gary Seigel, M.D. threatened by fellow students. 22 23 24 25 26 The family says their complaints and Jerome Hicks, APRN Jerome Hicks, APRN Jerome Hicks, APRN Clement Strumillo, D.O. Tamisha Pena, APRN reports have not made much of a differ- Tamisha Pena, APRN Tamisha Pena, APRN Tamisha Pena, APRN Tamisha Pena, APRN ence. The family filed a lawsuit against the Clement Strumillo, D.O. Lyon County School District and the City 29 30 31 of Yerington on Thursday for violations Jerome Hicks, APRN Jerome Hicks, APRN Jerome Hicks, APRN of the Civil Rights Act. Tamisha Pena, APRN Tamisha Pena, APRN The lawsuit seeks to order the school Tamisha Pena, APRN district to comply with anti-bullying laws and have the Yerington Police De- Hours of Operation: partment investigate the threats. 250 S. Main St. Monday-Friday: 8:00am to 5:00pm—Lunch: 12:00pm to 1:00pm The school district said in a statement 775-237-5642 - Fax: 775-237-5652 Closed Saturday & Sunday that student and staff safety was its top priority. Eureka Sentinel The Week of Jan. 11, 2018 Write to us Eureka Sentinel [email protected]

opinion Page 5 Nevada should challenge constitutionality of federal pot law week ago the Trump admin- mockery of the principles of federalism. defined,’ while those of the States are istration rescinded a series In the case of Gonzales v. Raich, the ‘numerous and indefinite.’” of Obama administration high court found that Congress had the Justice Sandra Day O’Connor also memos instructing federal power under the Commerce Clause to raised the issue of federalism, writing Aprosecutors to back off enforcing federal prohibit a person from growing mari- in dissent in Raich, “Relying on Con- marijuana laws in states that have legal- juana for her own consumption because gress’ abstract assertions, the Court has ized it, sending legal pot businesses into it could affect interstate commerce. The endorsed making it a federal crime to a dither, including those in Nevada. court cited as precedent the New Deal- grow small amounts of marijuana in Attorney General Jeff Sessions said era case of Wickard v. Filburn, which one’s own home for one’s own medicinal he would leave it up to federal prosecu- said a farmer who grew wheat for his use. This overreaching stifles an express tors to decide what to do when state law Thomas Mitchell own consumption affected interstate choice by some States, concerned for clashes with federal drug law. Justice Commentary commerce because, if he had not done so, the lives and liberties of their people, Department officials said the previous he would’ve had to purchase wheat, thus to regulate medical marijuana differ- administration’s stance allowed states to tiously facilitated the implementation affecting the market and price for wheat. ently. If I were a California citizen, I flout federal law. of the law in the face of considerable Thus the court essentially erased any would not have voted for the medical Nevada Attorney General Adam uncertainty about the status of federal distinction between interstate and intra- marijuana ballot initiative; if I were a Laxalt sent out an email saying his office enforcement activity.” state commerce or even no commerce California legislator I would not have is reviewing the change in the Justice We suggest that the state’s attorney do at all. Whatever the imagination can supported the Compassionate Use Act. Department’s stance on federal pot law what attorneys do: Sue. conjure. But whatever the wisdom of California’s enforcement and evaluating the ramifi- The states aren’t flouting federal law, In his dissent in the pot case, Justice experiment with medical marijuana, the cations for the state. Congress is flouting the Constitution. If Clarence Thomas fumed, “Respondents federalism principles that have driven “Although I opposed the Question it took a constitutional amendment to Diane Monson and Angel Raich use our Commerce Clause cases require that 2 ballot initiative proposing the legal- allow Congress to make alcohol illegal marijuana that has never been bought or room for experiment be protected in this ization of recreational marijuana in during Prohibition, the same should be sold, that has never crossed state lines, case.” Nevada, I also pledged to defend the true for marijuana. and that has had no demonstrable effect With the court now more originalist measure were it approved by the vot- The 10th Amendment clearly states, on the national market for marijuana. in its composition, the arguments of ers,” Laxalt stated. “Since Questions “The powers not delegated to the United If Congress can regulate this under the Thomas and O’Connor might hold sway 2’s enactment, my office has vigorously States by the Constitution, nor prohib- Commerce Clause, then it can regulate in a constitutional challenge of the fed- defended it against two related lawsuits ited by it to the States, are reserved to virtually anything — and the Federal eral marijuana law, should Laxalt and that threatened to slow or even halt the the States respectively, or to the people.” Government is no longer one of limited the attorneys general of the states that implementation of the law, and has fur- Nowhere does the Constitution grant and enumerated powers.” have legalized pot press the matter. ther assisted with the formulation and that power to Congress. Thomas added, “This makes a mock- adoption of regulations to allow dispen- In fact, the divided Supreme Court ery of (James) Madison’s assurance (in Thomas Mitchell is a longtime Nevada newspaper saries to commence sales of recreational decision upholding Congress’ power Federalist Paper No. 45) to the people of columnist. You may email him at thomasmnv@ marijuana within just six months of the to ban marijuana is an absurdity con- New York that the ‘powers delegated’ yahoo.com. He also blogs at http://4thst8.word- law’s enactment. My office has expedi- structed from a fatuity and makes a to the Federal Government are ‘few and press.com/.

BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF NEVADA NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO REVISE TARIFF editorial Citizens Telecommunications Company of Nevada d/b/a Frontier Communications of Nevada (“Frontier”) fi led an Application under Advice Letter No. NV-17-12 for the Elko Division, designated as Docket No. 17-12017, with the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada (“Com- Anti-conversion therapy law mission”) to revise Tariff No. 1-B to grandfather Frontier Business Nationwide Unlimited Service II, Frontier Business Local Unlimited II, Frontier Simply Unlimited Service-Leader, and Frontier Commercial Voice Unlimited. tramples free speech rights This Notice serves only to notify the public that the Commission received the above- referenced fi ling. It is the responsibility of interested persons to review the fi ling and monitor the proceedings to determine their desired levels of involvement based on how this matter ith the turning of a page ceived that his parents preferred girls may affect their unique situations. The details provided within this Notice are for informational of the calendar to a new and thus he would become one. purposes only and are not meant to be an all-inclusive overview of the fi ling. The Commission year comes a host of new “With family therapy Andy got bet- may consider and adopt alternative proposals not contained within the Application but which laws on the books in ter,” Cretella wrote. are related to the subject matter of the Application and supported by substantial evidence. WNevada, among them is a law banning In Nevada, that therapist now could Frontier fi led the Application in accordance with the Nevada Revised Statutes (“NRS”) therapists from engaging in something have his or her license revoked for en- and the Nevada Administrative Code (“NAC”), Chapters 703 and 704, including, but not limited dubbed conversion therapy. gaging in conversion therapy. The new law makes it illegal for any Presumably under this law, a ther- to, NRS 704.100, NAC 703.390, and NAC 703.400. psychotherapist in Nevada to provide apist could be punished for telling Interested and affected persons may fi le the following: 1) petitions for leave to inter- conversion therapy to anyone under the a patient that 80 to 95 percent of all vene made pursuant to NAC 703.578 through 703.600 or 2) protests at either of the Commis- age of 18. That is defined as “any prac- children who express feelings of gender sion’s offi ces on or before WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2018. tice or treatment that seeks to change dysphoria abandon those feelings upon A person who wishes to participate as a commenter may fi le written comments pursu- the sexual orientation or gender identity maturity and that more than 80 percent ant to NAC 703.491. A commenter is not a party of record and shall not take any action that of a person.” of youth claiming to experience same- only a party of record may take. Pursuant to NAC 703.500, only parties of record are entitled This therapy is barred “regardless of sex attractions in late childhood and to enter an appearance, introduce relevant evidence, examine and cross-examine witnesses, the willingness of the person or his or adolescence identified themselves as make arguments, make and argue motions and generally participate in the proceeding. her parent or legal guardian to autho- exclusively heterosexual upon becom- The Application is available for public viewing on the Commission’s website: http:// rize such therapy.” The bill description ing adults. puc.nv.gov; and at the offi ces of the Commission: 1150 East William Street, Carson City, Ne- justifies this usurpation of individual Would telling a minor to wait and let vada 89701 and 9075 W. Diablo Drive, Suite 250, Las Vegas, Nevada 89148. and parental rights by claiming the nature take its course violate the law? To receive any further notices in this matter, a person must request in writing to be practice is ineffective and potentially In the waning days of the 2017 legisla- placed on the service list for this proceeding. harmful. tive session the bill that is now law was By the Commission, What is therapy? It is speech. amended in an attempt to protect reli- TRISHA OSBORNE, The bill specifically prohibits a gious counselors from being punished Assistant Commission Secretary professional health care provider from under the law, but it is a contortion that Dated: Carson City, Nevada talking to an underage patient about adds only confusion. 12/28/17 whether their gender confusion is real That amendment stated “there is (SEAL) or not, but just as specifically allows nothing in this bill that regulates or pro- support or confirmation for “a person hibits licensed health care professionals undergoing gender transition …” or from engaging in expressive speech or provides “acceptance, support and religious counseling with such children understanding of a person or facilitates if the licensed health care professionals: a person’s ability to cope, social support (1) are acting in their pastoral or reli- The Eureka Sentinel and identity exploration and develop- gious capacity as members of the clergy USPS 179-640 ment …” or as religious counselors; and (2) do Published every Thursday by Battle Born Media, LLC One may not discourage a patient’s not hold themselves out as operating gender feelings but may encourage. pursuant to their professional licenses POSTMASTER - send address changes to Thus only speech that contains the when so acting in their pastoral or reli- THE EUREKA SENTINAL government-approved content is per- gious capacity.” P.O. Box 150820 - Ely, Nevada 89301 mitted. So, which hat is the professional The courts have repeatedly ruled that licensee wearing when talking to a child STAFF laws that limit speech based solely on about gender? The pastor hat or the Sherm Frederick - Publisher/Advertising Director its content violates the First Amend- doctor hat? Contact: [email protected] (702) 525-2440 ment. Unfortunately, the federal circuit In a recent article, Michelle Cretella, courts have rejected arguments that a Linda Cottrell - Classifieds/Legals/Obituaries president of the American College of similar California law violates both the Contact: [email protected] - 775-289-4491 Pediatricians, reported that she had free exercise of religion and free speech Kirk Kern - Chief Operating Officer a male patient who between the ages aspects of the First Amendment and the Contact: [email protected] - 775-316-2335 of 3 and 5 increasingly played with Supreme Court has thus far declined to “girl toys” and said he was a girl. She hear appeals. HISTORY: The Eureka Sentinel was established July 16, 1870 referred the parents and the boy to a Now that the law is on the books in therapist, who discovered that the boy Nevada and livelihoods are in jeopardy, OFFICE had a younger special needs sister who someone should take another stab at 515 Murry St. - Ely, NV required a significant amount of atten- challenging the constitutionality of this 775-289-4491 tion from her parents. The boy per- law in court. — TM Page 6 Eureka Sentinel || The Week of Jan. 11, 2018 echs girls basketball Lady Vandals knock off defending state champs By Dave Maxwell Braves going on a full scale warpath. made two free throws with 40 seconds and had to sit out. I was going to do a Gallagher noted, “We had kept them for a four point lead. Owyhee did make a four-on-four scrimmage, but we de- A thrilling 65-63 win over visiting de- from using their normal get-the-re- final layup, but time then expired. cided not to do that. I think Carlin has fending girls state champion Owyhee bound-and-cherry-pick play. They did Morgan Thomas was high point for forfeited the remainder of their sea- highlighted the weekend for the Eureka it some, but in the fourth quarter it was the Vandals with 23 points. Cody Gibbs son.” Lady Vandals. their two main players, Maycee McKin- and Townsend each tallied 11 points. Just one game for the Lady Vandals “It was certainly more exciting than ney and Kaylani Smart, who started “Mikayla Talbot really stepped up (2-0, 11-3) this week. They travel to I wanted it to be,” said Vandals coach taking the ball to the hoop and my girls for us,” Gallagher said. “She had 16 re- Wells for a meeting with the Leop- Travis Gallagher. were being lazy on defense and were not bounds, 10 offensive boards. The first ards (0-1, 11-7). “They’ll be a fast and “We did really well in the first half stopping the lanes. They kept driving on time in a bunch of years, we’ve been able solid team, and we’ll match up to them shooting the ball, 45 percent. Played us, we kept fouling and putting them at to get rebounds.” pretty well, Gallagher said. “Their well as a team, limited our turnovers the free throw line. Also, from the floor, On Friday night, the opening game of Sammie Stumpf is a good outside and built a 40-26 lead, and felt real they were making shots and we were the league season, Carlin couldn’t put a shooter along with Keegan Laughlin good at the time about where we were not, only 20 percent.” full team on the floor and had to forfeit who is the team rebound leader. We’ll sitting.” The Braves went on a 19-9 run that the game. have to do a good job to keep her scor- The third quarter was about even in quarter and made it nervous time for the Gallagher said, “They were down to ing down.” scoring, with Eureka maintaining a 56- Eureka fans. only five players before Christmas, and Eureka beat the Leopards twice last 44 lead. But the fourth quarter saw the Gallagher said Angelica Townsend one got hurt the night before at Owyhee year.

from President Donald Trump, who has Bartrum noted that Trump dramat- who is president. Bundy moved to open public lands to indus- ically reduced Bears Ears and Grand Advocates who fought for years to try, than it did under former President Staircase-Escalante national monu- protect habitat for threatened species continued from Page 1 Barack Obama. ments in Utah and that Interior Sec- including the desert tortoise are an- Ian Bartrum, a University of Nevada, retary Ryan Zinke is recommending gered that Bundy cattle are still graz- opinion,” the sheriff said, adding that Las Vegas, law professor who has been downsizing Nevada’s Gold Butte and ing in Gold Butte. Obama declared the Las Vegas police “will continue to fol- writing about the Bundy case and federal Oregon’s Cascade Siskiyou monu- sprawling and scenic range 90 miles low the law.” land policy, said he sees a blend of beliefs ments. (145 kilometers) northeast of Las Ve- Some Bundy case analysts think his between Trump supporters and Bundy But Bundy said this week he doesn’t gas a national monument in December states’ rights message could find support backers. recognize federal authority, no matter 2016.

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