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BY GEORGE ARTSITAS who went missing in January. Nearly the entire crowd wore The World Dozens of people braved the Berry’s two favorite colors. weather to show their respects Some fashioned purple candle COOS BAY — Rain began to near the site were Berry’s body memorials with Berry’s picture. pour in an Empire-area parking was found a week ago. Pennington said she had lot Wednesday, as a crowd Berry’s out-of-state parents expected the large turnout. draped in purple and pink sang weren’t able to attend, but they “I figured people would “On Eagle’s Wings.” sent a written statement thank- come rain or shine,”Pennington “Even the sky is crying,”said ing all the people who came to said. Berry, she said, “was very familiar around town and a very Dianne DeVillier, one the pay their respects. Authorities friendly, sweet person.” friends gathered to honor the say her death was accidental. As the service ended, the By Alysha Beck, The World memory of Holly Berry. “Holly, you saw the world in crowd released 34 balloons in A group of friends clad in pink and purple released 34 balloons in the parking lot behind the for- A memorial was held pink and purple,” said Cathy mer DV8 nightclub in Empire on Wednesday morning, during a memorial service for Holly Berry. Wednesday morning for Berry, Pennington, who led the serv- Berry, 34, died from drowning in a creek in the woods behind the nightclub. a 34-year-old Coos Bay woman ice. SEE HOLLY | A10 To catch a thief, hotel manager Toxic trap arranges surprise

BY GEORGE ARTSITAS “They’re not rocket scientists.” The World Break-ins have been reported at other hotels around the area, COOS BAY — Red Lion man- including Motel 6, Captain ager Joe Monahan has spent the John’s and Best Western. Coos past six weeks trying to catch Bay Police finally staked out the whoever who had been breaking Red Lion Hotel into his guests’ cars. on Friday night. He spent a week watching the Officers arrest- parking lot from midnight to 7 ed Corbin a.m. and didn’t find anything. Seamen, 21, He heightened security cameras. early Saturday He even tried setting bait: an morning. Seamen was unlocked rental car with a purse booked at the inside. He loaded the purse with Corbin Seamen Coos County old dog droppings. Arrested jail on charges “I wish I could see their of criminal faces,”Monahan said. trespass II, unlawful entry into a The thief got the purse, but motor vehicle, unlawful posses- Monahan missed the thief.In sion of meth and two charges of spite of the purse’s unsavory contents, he figured the culprit would be back. SEE THEFT | A10 Photos by Alysha Beck, The World Richard York goes through more than 100 pounds of oxygen a week because he was diagnosed with porphyria, a disorder that affects the nervous system and skin. He says the disorder was caused by chemical exposure. Five weeks ago,York says, his health got worse when contractors with the Coos-Curry/North Bend City Housing Authority used polyurethane grout on the hallway floor Farm, Opitz join port outside his apartment at Hamilton Court in North Bend. commission tonight Remodeling causes crisis

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COOS BAY — The Oregon BY GEORGE ARTSITAS The Yorks took the issue to Oregon’s Bureau of International Port of Coos Bay The World Labor and Industries on Feb. 5. After a month passed will seat its newest commission- without resolution, they filed a formal complaint ers, Donna Opitz and Eric Farm, NORTH BEND — Sickened by materials used in against the housing authority. at a meeting starting at 7 remodeling their public housing complex, a North “They’ve refused to communicate with us. They tonight. Donna Opitz Eric Farm Bend couple say they feel trapped and left for dead. refuse to take us seriously,” Jana York said. “I think After retiring from a 20-year New port commissioners Jana and Richard York they think it’s fake.” career as a financial consultant both have been diagnosed A week ago, Beman told with Smith Barney, Opitz going to get more out of the with acute intermittent por- The World the housing became a real estate agent. She state.” phyria and porphyria authority would fix the prob- served 14 years on the Coos Bay Eric Farm, a contract logging cutanea tarda, a chemical lem within the next week. School Board and is currently on supervisor for The Campbell sensitivity that makes their But he now says there’s no the board of the Boys and Girls Group, has also had a longstand- lives unlivable if they’re quick solution. Club. forced to be around non- “We’ve worked the Opitz said she’s had a long- ing interest in the port’s efforts to create opportunities for natural products. Since their process the best we can to standing interest in economic public housing building was accommodate them,”Beman industry. A former board mem- development and favors the remodeled, they’ve felt said. “We’re trying to development of a liquefied nat- ber and president of the Coos physically ill and have had to accommodate them in the ural gas terminal, the corner- Bay Area Chamber of Com- increase their medications. most amicable way for the merce, he chairs the chamber’s stone of the port’s plans to “Our options are to sit Richard York was diagnosed with porphyria, a disorder both of us. We’re still work- upgrade the area’s rail and ship- legislative action team. here and die or move out and ing with their attorneys to try He sees “exciting opportuni- that affects the nervous system and skin.Yorkbreathes ping facilities. Her late husband, be homeless,”Jana York said. through an oxygen mask and says the pain feels like and resolve this issue.” Ron Opitz, was executive direc- ties” for the port. The problem began after having an iron rod jammed through his body. Charlie Burr, communica- tor of the South Coast Develop- “They have such a wide mis- the North Bend Housing tion director for the Bureau of ment Council. sion, supporting the traditional Authority undertook a Labor and Industries, said he “We need a stronger economy industries, and we also have new $140,000 renovation of the building where the Yorks can’t speculate when the situation will be complete. here that would help fund industries and new opportuni- live. Floor tiles were grouted with a polyurethane “A remedy really runs the gamut,”Burr said. “We’ll schools and the Boys and Girls ties that are exciting also,” he product called SQ Quartzlock 2, which the housing see if the parties can agree on a settlement, and if not, Club,” she said. “We need more said. authority’s executive director, Ned Beman, says was we’ll see if prosecution is warranted.” economic development rather specifically picked for people with chemical sensitivi- than trying to expect that we’re SEE PORT | A10 ty. SEE TOXIC | A10

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BY THOMAS MORIARTY stewardship of culturally millions of acres of timber than it does under current The World important lands. We’re talking about how we can put land for economic activity in federal forest planning. And “We believe our active “ 18 Oregon counties. The act that means more jobs. COOS BAY — The chair- management will put more people to work and how we can make covers land reclaimed by the The chairman said he man of a local Indian tribe people on the ground than government in 1916 from the believes the tribes and the says its proposed acquisition are currently there,” Garcia Oregon counties prosper.” defunct Oregon & California O&C counties ultimately of more than 14,000 acres of said. “We’re talking more Railroad Co. Bob Garcia have similar intentions. federal timberlands will ulti- foresters, more biologists, In a statement Wednes- Tribal council chairman “We’re talking about how mately benefit Oregon tim- people working on stream day, Sen. Wyden committed we can put people to work ber counties. restorations.” to a no-net-loss policy and how we can make Ore- The tribe could receive None of the lands under regarding O&C lands. He under a model similar to that One initial concern, raised gon counties prosper,” he 14,500 acres under a pro- consideration for transfer currently used in the status by Association of O&C said the total acreage set posed transfer circulated for are affected by a federal aside for the counties’ bene- said. “Tribal control is local quo — including the comple- Counties President Doug control.” discussion this month by injunction to protect mar- tion of environmental Robertson, was that so- fit will remain the same Reporter Thomas Moriarty Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron bled murrelet populations, impact statements. called “O&C” counties under any tribal land con- Wyden, D-Ore. Bob Garcia, Garcia said. “We’re talking about would lose timber lands, veyance legislation. can be reached at 541-269- chairman of the tribal coun- “Our attempt was to try to lands going from the Bureau potentially harming county The difference, Garcia 1222, ext. 240, or by email at cil for the Confederated find lands that were non- of Land management to the revenue. said, is that land bestowed thomas.moriarty@the- Tribes of the Coos, Lower controversial.” Bureau of Indian Affairs, still The lands in question cur- on the tribe will receive worldlink.com. Follow him on Umpqua and Siuslaw Indi- The chairman said the within the federal govern- rently fall under the O&C much more active manage- Twitter at ans, said its goal is long-term timberlands will be managed ment.” Act of 1937, which set aside ment under tribal control @ThomasDMoriarty. Meetings Get help living with chronic health conditions TODAY Memorial Library, 435 Fifth St.; regular meeting Reedsport Urban Renewal District Local providers are offer- will take place at 2 p.m. Fri- timist International of the Advisory Committee — 4 p.m., Oregon International Port of Coos ing a free workshop to help day at the Coos Bay Fire Sta- SOUTH COAST Coos Bay Area’s annual rum- Bay Board of Commissioners — deal with ongoing health tion, 450 Elrod Ave., Coos mage sale will be held Satur- city conference room, 451 Win- REPORTS chester Ave.; regular meeting. 7:30 p.m., Port Commission issues. Bay Area Hospital, Bay. day and Sunday at Blossom Chamber, 125 Central Ave.; regu- Coos County Public Health NOAA’s National Weather Gulch School, 333 S. 10th St., Douglas County Planning Commis- lar meeting. Department, SHAMA House Service TsunamiReady pro- Coos Bay. Donations may be sion — 7 p.m., county court- day and Saturday, Bandon and other organizations have gram provides communities Senior Center, 1200 11th St. dropped off between 2-6 house, 1036 SE Douglas, Rose- MONDAY partnered to host a Living the skills and education p.m. Friday. Pick up of dona- burg; regular meeting. SW. North Bend City Council — 4:30 Well with Chronic Condi- needed to survive severe ■ noon-3 p.m., Tuesday, tions is available by calling Oregon International Port of Coos p.m., city hall, 835 California St.; tions workshop. weather. More on the Holy Name Catholic Church, 541-269-2584. Tax deduc- Bay Board of Commissioners — 7 work session. The workshop begins Fri- TsunamiReady program is 12 N. Dean St., Coquille tion receipts for donations p.m., Port Commission Chamber, day and will continue Reedsport Planning Commission — available online at ■ noon-3 p.m., Thursday, are available upon request. 125 Central Ave.; executive session. 7 p.m., council chambers, city through April 26. The group www.tsunamiready. Lakeside Lions Club, 890 The proceeds of the sale Myrtle Point Planning Commis- hall, 451 Winchester Ave.; regular meets at 10 a.m. at the Com- noaa.gov. Bowron Road. support educational schol- munity Health and Educa- sion — 7 p.m., Flora M. Laird meeting. There’s still time for ■ 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Mon- arships for local women. tion Center, 3950 Sherman day, Tuesday, Friday and Ave., North Bend. Registra- tax help this year Fiddlers will tune up Saturday,College Park Com- for lost member The 50th Annual tion is required. For more Taxpayers of all ages with munity Church, 2548 New- information, visit low to moderate incomes can mark Ave., North Bend. The Oregon Old-time www.healthoregon.org/liv- have their tax questions Learn about birds of Fiddlers will be performing a Coos Bay Lions Club ingwell. answered and their tax jam March 30 in Bandon at NOAA declares CB returns prepared and e-filed. prey in Bandon the Odd Fellows Hall, located TV Auction is coming this Sunday. tsunami ready Trained volunteers work for Free Flight will be pre- on state Highway 42 and Read all the items to be auctioned the Tax-Aide Program which senting a raptor program Ohio St. This special event A ceremony to present is sponsored by the IRS and Friday, starting at 6:30 p.m. will commemorate one of off in Saturday’s edition of Coos Bay leaders with signs AARP. at Unity of Bandon, located our special musicians, Carl recognizing them as Four tax sites are available on U.S. Highway 101 S. Bring Rovainen, who passed away TsunamiReady/StormReady in Coos County: Bandon, your friends and family to March 1. Larry Ball, from Coquille, Lakeside and experience these magnifi- Brookings, will be the fea- North Bend. Taxpayers need cent birds up close and learn tured musician. The on- to bring photo ID, Social all about them. For more stage performance will go Outdoors Security Card, 2011 Tax information, call 541-347- from 1-3 p.m. with an Return and 2012 tax infor- Find out the best 4696. acoustic jam from 3-4 p.m. mation. Soroptimists: What’s The public is invited and Kick Off Spring With Our fishing on the coast. The following sites offer there is no charge. For more See GO! Saturday this service: old can be new again information, call 541-759- Suurfrf & TTurfurf ■ 9:30-11:30 a.m., Tues- COOS BAY — The Sorop- 3419. Ê Thefts & Mischief You can’t argue with Broadbent Road. Sppecialecial March 19, 8:38 p.m., man arrested the video evidence A woman was forced to for violation of restraining order retract her accusation to and possession of meth, also cited for possession of less than police after confronted with an ounce of marijuana, 13500 video evidence. She had block of Sitkum Lane. reported to North Bend Police that her son’s bus March 19, 11:56 p.m., tree down $ 9999 driver tried to assault her across both lanes, 91200 block while she was getting her son of Libby Lane. off the bus. Police responded to the bus barn and viewed COOS BAY 1199 surveillance video and found March 19, 5:45 a.m., subject 1/2 lb. Smothered USDA that the report was inaccu- arrested for violating restraining rate. order, 500 block of North Morri- The woman has been son Street.

Choice Steak and Ê warned to stay 20 feet from March 19, 8:15 a.m., unlawful the bus and not to contact entry into a motor vehicle, 1300 5 Mesquite Grilled Shrimp the bus company for any rea- block of Oregon Avenue. son, but to go through the March 19, 9:31 a.m., burglary, 400 superintendent directly for Bring this coupon for a Caramel Sortapilla! block of South Cammann Street. future issues. Valid Friday 3-22-13 through Sunday 3-24-13 March 19, 11:41 a.m., unautho- One coupon per party. Separate checks included. May not be COOS COUNTY rized use of a motor vehicle, combined with any other offers or coupons. No exceptions! March 19, 9:06 a.m., Coast Guard 900 block of Seabreeze Terrace. reports suspicious man carrying March 19, 12:40 a.m., stolen iPhone rifle standing next to two men at sold to auction house, 300 block a green car, Guano Rock Lane. of South Broadway Street. March 19, 1:06 p.m., stolen vehicle March 19, 1:34 p.m., woman recovered, 93400 block of Coal arrested for theft, Safeway. Bank Lane. March 19, 1:53 p.m., disorderly March 19, 2:24 p.m., burglary to conduct as person is smashing residence and theft of medica- cart into a vehicle, 900 block of tions and small change, 94200 Newmark Avenue. block of Sherry Barbie Lane. 541-808-0644 March 19, 2:48 p.m., possible bur- March 19, 2:29 p.m., burglary to glary in progress, 100 block of 1001 N. Bayshore Dr., Coos Bay, OR residence, 51100 block of Old North Wall Street.

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a Mud drags return to raceway Join the bunny hop at the mall Reggae group comes to town C S Washed Ashore opens exhibit FRIDAY Hauser Community Church, 69411 Wildwood Drive, Hauser. THE WORLD mentary refreshments, food Sand Drags Test N Tune — all Story presented by Nancy and live music by local band day Box Car Hill, Transpacific Goodman. BANDON — The public is Done Deal. Parkway, North Bend. 541- invited to celebrate as an 480-9338 “Dancing on the Edge” Egypt- Pozzi will speak briefly ian Theatre Benefit 5 p.m., unusual art exhibit of sea life about the Washed Ashore Umpqua River Lighthouse Tours Marshfield High School audito- made from ocean debris offi- project and how local volun- 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Umpqua rium, 10th and Ingersoll, Coos cially opens at the Harbor- teers have created the tour- River Lighthouse, Winchester Bay. Admission is $10 for town Events Center in Old ing exhibit which has previ- Bay. Tours are $5 for adults adults and $5 for students. Town Bandon. ously appeared at the Oregon and $3 for children and sen- Reception follows at Black iors. The grand opening recep- Coast Aquarium, The Market Gourmet, 495 Central tion will begin at 5 p.m. Sat- Marine Mammal Center in Coastal Harvest Craft and Bake Ave., Coos Bay. Cost is $25. urday, March 23, at the cen- Sausalito, Calif., The Living Sale Fundraiser 10 a.m. to 4 Both events for adults, $30 ter, located at 325 Second St. Coast Discovery Center in p.m., The Barn Community and for students, $25. Avail- Center, 1200 11th St. SW, Ban- able at Antiques & Collectibles, S.E. Chula Vista, Calif., and the don. 541-347-1585 235 S. Broadway. 541-297-8659 The Washed Ashore edu- Newport Visual Arts Center cational exhibit has more in Oregon. Free Admission Coos Historical Washed Ashore Grand Opening than 15 art pieces, some up to “These giant sea animals & Maritime Museum 10 a.m. to Reception 5 p.m., Bandon Har- 4 p.m., 1220 Sherman Ave., bortown Events Center, 325 15 feet long, depicting sea life By Amy Moss Strong, The World of debris are meant to be North Bend. Shipwreck and Second St. SE. Refreshments and environments threat- A child inspects one of the Washed Ashore pieces on display at the highly visual reminders of Victor West: Photographic His- and live music to honor volun- ened by ocean pollution. The Harbortown Events Center in Bandon, 325 Second St. S.E. Washed the tragedy of plastic pollu- tory of Coos County. 541-756- teers. exhibit also includes the Ashore will debut its full exhibit this weekend. tion in our oceans and its nation’s only-known marine 6320 Curtis Salgado 7 p.m. Three effect on our sea life,” Pozzi Photos with the Easter Bunny 11 Rivers Casino, 564 Highway debris museum with inter- art has been created by local The grand opening recep- said. “Community-built a.m. to 6 p.m., Pony Village 126, Florence. Tickets available esting artifacts collected volunteers in community tion will include a speech by sculptures like these use the Mall, 1611 Virginia Ave., North at 800-585-3737. from Pacific shores, includ- workshops led by long-time Bill Bradbury, former Oregon arts as a powerful language ing debris from the Chinese educator and artist Angela secretary of state and to drive home the message Bend. Coquille Carousel Fundraiser Haseltine Pozzi, Washed Washed Ashore board mem- 15th National Exhibit of Ameri- Country Western Dance and Olympics. that we all need to take can Society of Marine Artist Dinner 7-11 p.m., Coquille Com- The unique ocean debris Ashore’s executive director. ber. There will be compli- action.” Opening Reception 5-7 p.m., munity Center, 115 N. Birch, Coos Art Museum, 235 Ander- Coquille. Big Creek Ren- son Ave., Coos Bay. dezvous plays live, no host bar. Book captures bar pilots’ history Coos Bay TsunamiReady Storm- Tickets are $15 or a pair for Ready Recognition 2 p.m., $25. Tickets at community cen- Bites Restaurant in Coos Bay. memories of two pilots — Coos Bay Fire Station, 450 ter, 541-396-5131; chamber, BY GAIL ELBER Elrod Ave., Coos Bay. 541-395-3414 or city hall, 541- The World “O Pilot!” records bygone Clair Kellogg, who died 396-2115. technologies, harrowing before the Woodses could MHS Senior All-night Party COOS BAY — Steve adventures and rugged char- interview him, and Emory Spaghetti Feed Fundraiser 5- “A Family Reunion to Die For!” 7 p.m., Sprague Community The- Woods, the son of a Coos Bay acters. The Woodses profiled Hansen, operator of the bay’s 7:30 p.m., Marshfield High bar pilot, decided at 15 that a 24 pilots who worked from auxiliary pilot boat, who School cafeteria, 10th & Inger- ater, 1204 11th St. SW, Bandon. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 pilot’s life was for him. 1850 to the present. They couldn’t be interviewed soll, Coos Bay. Ages 13 & older, “I can remember the conclude the book with sea because of his frail health. $8; 6-12 & seniors 62+, $5; 5 for seniors and $5 for stu- morning, crossing the bar, stories from the Coos Bay Family members of some and younger, free. Dinner dents. 541-347-2517 includes: Spaghetti, Caesar Mildred Hill Concert — Asculta! looking back at the ship area, including a Cold War former pilots were appre- salad, garlic bread, dessert Wind Quintet 7 p.m., Zion behind and thinking, ‘This is visit from a damaged Russ- hensive about how their rel- and a beverage. Entertain- Lutheran Church, 2015 Wash- what I want to do,’” Woods ian trawler and the ground- atives would be depicted in ment, dessert auction. ington St., Port Orford. $10. said. ing of the New Carissa. the book, but Jeanne said 541-332-9002 He received a seabag for a In some cases, they could they’ve all been delighted Free Flight Raptor Program high school graduation gift, talk to the pilots themselves. with “O Pilot!” 6:30 p.m., Unity of Bandon, and he took it to Seattle to For pilots of yesteryear, The book takes its title Meet a pilot 50211 U.S. Highway 101, Ban- SUNDAY start his maritime career. He Jeanne Woods traveled as far from a song by Thomas Meet Steve and Jeanne Woods don. Donation. 541-347-4696 Sand Drags Test N Tune — 9:30 became a Coos Bay bar pilot as Virginia to track down the Haynes Bayly, which noon-3:30 p.m. today on a towboat Endless Live Concert “Here I a.m. Box Car Hill, Transpacific 12 years later, in 1986. pilots’ relatives. She used describes a pilot who takes at the Coos Bay City Dock or as Stand” 7 p.m., Calvary on the Parkway, North Bend. Dial-ins These days, most of his detective skills she learned in courage from his trust in they read from their book at 7:30 Bay, 1954 Union Ave., North followed by racing. Car racing work is as a Columbia River 25 years of doing family his- God. p.m. at the Broadway Rock Hall, Bend. The Isaiah 43 opens. in the afternoon. 541-480- 226 S. Broadway Ave., Coos Bay. 9338 pilot. But he still has an tory. All proceeds from the 541-551-0495 affinity for Coos Bay and its The project was a true book go to the Coos Histori- “A Family Reunion to Die For!” 7 Soroptimist Fundraiser Rum- piloting tradition. collaboration, Steve Woods cal and Maritime Museum. p.m., Sprague Community The- mage Sale 9 a.m. to noon, Four years ago, Woods and said. ater, 1204 11th St. SW, Bandon. Blossom Gulch Elementary his wife, Jeanne Woods, “We had a generic set of Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 School, 333 S. 10th St., Coos started capturing that tradi- questions that we had, and for seniors and $5 for stu- Bay. All proceeds fund schol- tion for posterity. The result we’d sit with them with a dents. 541-347-2517 arship programs assisting is “O Pilot! Historical tape recorder, and we’d use women in Coos County. Coos County Concert of Prayer 7 Sketches of the Coos Bay Bar the questions to get things p.m., Bay Area Foursquare Umpqua River Lighthouse Tours Pilots,”a 135-page book pub- started,” he said. “If there Church, 371 S. Fifth St., Coos 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Umpqua lished last month by the were technical questions, I CONTACT THE NEW SPAPER Bay. All Christians invited to River Lighthouse, Winchester Coos County Historical would be the one to bring CornerofFourth Street& CommercialAvenue,CoosBay pray. 541-756-5087 Bay. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Ryan Haas, City Editor Opinion Clark Walworth, Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion End Oregon’s Clean Fuels Program

The Oregon Legislature must make a deci- overdrive might try to buy beer illegally from a sion on the future of the Oregon Clean Fuels Safeway in Oregon? All the teen would have to Program. Oregon Views do,say those who are worried about it,is swipe a If legislators do nothing, the program will six-pack of Pepsi at the self-checkout machine expire in 2015.If they extend and enhance it with and then place into the bag a preferred brew Senate Bill 488, Oregon will remain on the path Oregon Views offers edited excerpts of editorials from newspapers around the state. instead. to require that suppliers and distributors cut the To see the full text of the editorials, go to theworldlink.com/opinion. But there’s a hitch: The minor’s caper would amount of carbon in most car and truck fuels by need to go unseen by the grocery clerk who’s 10 percent by 2025. spent elsewhere than the clean fuels program. are taxed again when the owner dies. That’s supervising the checkout area. Even a 19-year- Supporters of the Clean Fuels Program say it — East Oregonian, Pendleton simply unfair. old caught in supposed invincibility might rec- will reduce both our dependence on foreign oil Worse, it’s bad for economic development, ognize the stupidity of the effort. and our carbon footprint.Detractors say it is just If we must have estate tax, shrink it which affects everybody. Experience in 30-plus Now the Legislature, otherwise occupied another mandate that would increase gas prices If Oregon voters are unwilling to eliminate states suggests the change would create jobs by with the hefty public challenges of PERS reform with little environmental benefit. the estate tax, the next best thing would be to encouraging small businesses and others to save and school finance, considers a bill that would Let’s look at the big picture. Is biodiesel fuel reduce it. and invest. It also would discourage taxpayers made it illegal to purchase beer at the self- making the world a healthier place? It’s debat- That’s what Bend’s Republican state Sen. from leaving the state. checkout. House Bill 2398 would require that all able. Biodiesel has lower fuel economy and Tim Knopp is seeking with Senate Bill 671, SB 671 would phase in the change.The state’s alcohol products be purchased by customers in a power than its gasoline counterpart, according which would align state law with federal law by exemption would increase to $2 million in 2014, face-to-face encounter with a clerk at the con- to the Department of Energy.That means the 10 exempting estates worth less than $5 million. $3 million in 2015, $4 million in 2016 and $5 mil- ventional checkout. percent reduction of oil in your tank may be off- Oregon’s current limit is $1 million. lion in 2017 and thereafter. Adequately enforcing the legal age of alcohol set by more trips to the pump. Statewide, voters in November rejected Oregon’s estate tax is the enemy of fairness possession at 21 makes great sense. But House In our opinion,the best bang for our tax buck Measure 84, which would have phased out the and economic development. This is a battle Bill 2398 has nothing to do with underage drink- for reducing our carbon footprint is research and Oregon estate tax. Opponents of the measure worth fighting. ing or stepped-up protections for minors. development into new technologies on the other cited the expected loss in revenue. That’s not a — The (Bend) Bulletin Instead, it would legislate grocery store man- side of the ledger: in the engines themselves, as sufficient argument. agement in a time of technologic advancement. well as production of renewable energy. Our The estate tax amounts to double taxation Let grocers manage checkouts It should be defeated. energies and our tax dollars would be better because the assets have already been taxed and Who would ever doubt a 19-year-old in — The Oregonian Pope Francis — against the West?

“The Faith is Europe. And Europe is the Faith,” wrote Hilaire Belloc after that bloodbath we call World War I. “Either Europe will return to the Faith or she will perish.” By 1938, Belloc concluded Christian Europe was done: “The bad work begun at the Reformation is bearing its final fruit in the dissolution of our ancient doctrines — the very structure of society is dissolving.”He was right. Europe is the dying continent. And looking back at the history of the old continent, we see the truth of G.K. Chesterton’s insight: When men cease to believe in God, they do not then believe in nothing, they will believe in anything. Consider the idols to which European man has burnt incense since losing his faith: Darwinism, Marxism, Bolshevism, fascism, Nazism, now globalism — the idea of a secular paradise where Public Forum mankind’s needs are met by the state and people spend their lives con- suming cultural and material goods until the Road memorials diminish their pain. Safer, more sustainable ways PAT time comes for the pain- Realistically, if every person have been suggested. It is amaz- BUCHANAN less exit. flout highway law who lost a loved one in a highway ing to me that Mr. Gould’s own Write to us accident put up a memorial, we words seem to fault us for want- Wednesday, even as Many thanks to our Oregon The World welcomes your letter. Columnist wouldn’t be able to see beyond the ing to see the forest managed to Europe has said goodbye State Highway Department for Write to [email protected], to Rome, Rome began to say goodbye to roadside. With all due respect for promote its overall health, and or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. their outstanding efforts in keep- the bereaved, shouldn’t we be that he seems to think his own Europe, where the fastest growing faith is ing our highways in good condi- ■ Please use your real name. realistic and clean up our high- profits are more important than ■ 400 words maximum. manifest in the mosques rising from tion and the roadsides trimmed Moscow to Madrid. ways as the laws have been writ- other folks continuing to have ■ No defamation, vulgarity, busi- back and attractive. We locals are ten? Then we’ll be ready for sum- access to fishing, hiking, and ness complaints, poetry or religious The College of Cardinals, for the first proud of the look and appreciate time ever, chose a pope from the New mer. Thanks from all of us who hunting grounds. A family that testimony. it, and the travelers and tourists love our beautiful Oregon Coast has been around as long as his ■ Please list your address and World: Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio of are impressed as well. Argentina. scenery. should be familiar with just how daytime phone for verification. However, I implore the Oregon Bill Blumberg many salmon could be in those To be exact, Pope Francis is not of the State Highway Department to indigenous peoples of the New World. His North Bend creeks if they were healthy. adhere to former First Lady, Lady father was an immigrant from Italy who People I’ve met around the Bird Johnson’s 1965 Highway came to Argentina before he was born. Yet, Activists support Elliott know full well that ago. As long as they are trying to Beautification Act, and former though by blood an Italian, Pope Francis, some logging healthy ecosystems mean happy clearcut native forests, they will heart and soul, does not belong to Europe. Oregon Gov. Tom McCall’s 1971 locals, and most environmental- find us waiting to protect it. The reaction of our secular media to the “SOLV” (Stop Oregon Litter and In a recent letter,David Gould ists I know are perfectly satisfied Jason Gonzales election of this first Jesuit pope, who lives Vandalism) Act by removing the states that two other people and to see reasonable and responsi- Cascadia Forest Defenders his “preferential option for the poor,” was unsightly roadside litter of high- I were arrested for protesting in ble logging happening to create Eugene easily predictable. way death memorials and “grief the Elliott, but none of us actu- jobs and timber for the areas that On redistribution — “Is he a conserva- stations.” We all feel sympathy ally were, and this isn’t the only need it. We only fight on the Editor’s note: Twenty-seven tive, or a Great Society liberal who will when we see one of these memo- problem with the information projects that go to far. protesters were arrested in the push the ‘social gospel’?” — the new pope rials; however, placing these presented. If the extremist logging inter- Elliott State Forest in July 2009. passes with honors. He has a simple apart- memorials on the roadside does The Oregon Constitution ests in the Elliott want to be left Mr. Gonzales and the other two ment, rides the bus and lives among the not lessen the grief of the loved may require state forests to gen- alone, they should stick to work- people mentioned in David G. Buenos Aires poor. one who placed it there, nor does erate money for schools, but it ing the half of the forest they have Gould’s letter were not among But on the “social issues” — “Is Pope the fact that thousands of travel- does not say that clearcut log- already turned into a plantation, them. We regret publication of Francis a progressive who will move the ers drive by and see the memorial ging is the only way to do that. as was promised nearly 20 years this erroneous information. Church to a more ‘tolerant’ view of abor- tion and same-sex marriage?” — the dis- appointment of the media elite was evi- dent. All’s not lost for young workers Pope Francis adheres to orthodox Catholic teaching that abortion is the Many speak of Gen X and Gen They may now owe more on their for their later years. Many about losing economic ground in killing of an unborn child entailing auto- Y as “lost generations” destined houses than the properties are boomers, raised in the age of plen- their child-rearing years should matic excommunication for all involved. to “not live as well” as their par- worth: Their mortgages are ty, did not. think about that.) He has denounced same-sex marriage and ents. A new Urban Institute study “underwater.” They may be The Center for Economic and But is working longer a step regards homosexual adoptions as a crime finds that young people up to the weighed down with student debt Policy Research reported in 2009 backward? Not necessarily. That against children. age of 40 haven’t accumulated as and frustrated by stagnant wages, that 30 percent of homeowners would depend on what kind of To be Catholic is to be orthodox. much wealth as their parents did a phenomenon predating the aged 45 to 54 were underwater on work you do and the career path Of the Christian denominations, the at their age. They face a bleak eco- Great Recession. their mortgages. They had feasted you follow. closest to Catholicism has been the nomic future, breaking a pattern Financially off rising home prices. Today’s The common career pattern is Anglican or Episcopal Church. For a time, of generational advancement. stressed young struggling young people will illogical. Workers typically Anglicans were not regarded as heretics. The numbers may be right, but workers have probably be more careful. advance to the highest level of For though they had rejected the primacy is the worry warranted? Time been likened to Also, many will have more responsibility as they approach of Rome, they had not rejected the truths always will tell, but let’s say this: their grandpar- time to make up for their youthful retirement age. Why can’t the line fundamental to Catholicism. Lots of shaky assumptions go into ents or great- financial mistakes. Medical be shaped like a pyramid, rather But lately the Episcopal Church has predicting how well today’s young grandparents, progress points to longer and than the vapor trail of a jet taking been in the vanguard of all Christian will live, starting with defining whose expecta- healthier lives, at least for those off? One could rise in the early churches in ordaining women priests and what it means to live well. It may tions fell and who take care of themselves. This, years, eventually hit the “top,” consecrating women and homosexuals as be that today’s young people end optimism like cleaner air, is one of the many then decelerate in terms of stress, bishops. up living better, way better, than FROMA dimmed in the marks of living well that don’t hours and pay. Result? No church has suffered greater their parents — and by several HARROP Great easily translate into dollars. Many of today’s Americans losses, as Catholicism has benefited from a measures, not just money. D epression. Today, a low-income 55-year- aged 65 and far older would jump steady stream of defecting Anglican clergy. Columnist The Urban Institute report That is not an old suffering serious heart disease at the chance to keep working,just What the secular media reaction to focuses on one yardstick: wealth. entirely bad thing. The young has a better medical prognosis not as hard. Some are even start- Pope Francis reveals is that traditional It states that because investing people scarred by the economic than did a multimillionaire of the ing small businesses rather than Catholicism is today almost as deeply alien and savings generate more wealth calamity of the 1930s developed same age and condition in 1960. face 25 years of enforced boredom to our present-day West as it was in Roman over the years, losing a decade of habits of thrift and caution that Who would you say has/had the and inadequate income. times, only the West chooses to ignore accumulation is especially seri- served them quite well in the better life? Given the choice between Catholicism, where Rome feared and per- ous. post-World War II recovery — Chances are, younger more years and more money,most secuted it. Several financial setbacks cer- unlike much of the baby boom Americans will also be working elderly people would choose the Patrick J. Buchanan is the author of tainly hit young adults hard.Many generation. longer, enjoying perhaps 10 more years. And years are what the “Suicide of a Superpower: Will America bought their first homes right Middle-aged people tradition- years of wealth accumulation. young people have. Pessimism is Survive to 2025?” before real estate values collapsed. ally save money and reduce debt (Full-time mothers concerned clearly wasted on the young. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday, March 21,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Daughter’s Items missing from Eugene police property unit decision to end EUGENE (AP) — Three soon burst into flames. The According to the East Togo and Shasta — guilty of pregnancy civilian employees of the young boy was unhurt. Oregonian, Superintendent taking part in an attack by a Eugene Police Department Ray says Isidro Franco- STATE Fred Maiocco says he was pack of stray dogs. The are under investigation after Garcia saw Lezel Ames out- DIGEST unaware of the zombie class alpacas’ owners captured the torments mom auditors couldn’t locate side the car,calling for him to until he read a newspaper shepherds with blood on 1,100 items that had been save her son who was still Agency to take a tougher article about its popularity. their fur. DEAR ABBY: My 22-year- held in the property control strapped in a car seat. approach to pollution run- Some parents had ques- old daughter became preg- unit. It was Franco-Garcia’s ning off logging roads. tioned the educational value Family sentenced in nant from a guy she had Police Chief Pete Kerns first day delivering newspa- The Supreme Court of the class and worried armored car thefts dated only a few months, but told The Register-Guard pers for The Oregonian. He reversed a decision by the about violent subject matter. PORTLAND (AP) — A never seriously. After weeks Wednesday that questions tells the newspaper he got 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Social studies teacher Rich of wondering what she was Portland family accused of about the employee arose the boy out — “then the Appeals that EPA should Harshberger told the news- staging phony armored car going to do, she decided that earlier this year as the motor lit on fire.” regulate logging road runoff paper his class focused terminating her pregnancy robberies and hauling away department upgraded its The car was engulfed in in the same way it regulates mainly on survival skills and nearly $4 million was sen- was the best thing to do con- property control system. flames by the time deputies industrial pollution. included both a reading and sidering she has limited tenced Wednesday in federal Police internal affairs arrived. Ray calls Franco- A timber industry group writing component. He’ll be court in Portland. income and still lives with investigators are conducting Garcia a hero but the rescuer says the current EPA policy teaching the new reading me. I, however, am pro-life, The kingpin in the family a probe of any potential pol- says, “Any person would regulating logging roads class. plot, 65-year-old Archie although I do feel that in icy violations. State police have done it.” with the system used for cases of 2 dogs suspected in Cabello, was sentenced to 20 are conducting a criminal farm fields is doing a good years in prison. rape or Group says it will keep up job, and this challenge just DEAR investigation. killing are spared The Oregonian reports incest it is logging road challenge causes disruption. acceptable. Man rescues child GRANTS PASS (AP) — Cabello’s wife and son drew ABBY GRANTS PASS (AP) — A Two large dogs that had been reduced sentences after My daugh- from car that burned ‘Zombie survival ter knows conservation group said skills’ class axed condemned to death for cooperating with federal how I feel ALOHA (AP) — A Wednesday it will continue helping to kill four alpacas prosecutors. His wife, 59- about this. I Washington County, sher- pushing federal authorities HERMISTON (AP) — A will be allowed to live in new year-old Marian Cabello was supported iff’s spokesman says a news- to more closely regulate northeastern Oregon school homes outside Oregon. sentenced to 15 months and her in her paper delivery man respond- muddy logging roads, district says an extra-curric- The Grants Pass Daily their 40-year-old son decision, ed to a mother’s pleas and despite a U.S. Supreme ular “zombie survival skills” Courier reports that Vincent Cabello was sen- but did not rescued a 3-year-old boy Court ruling that sided with class at a middle school is no Josephine County commis- tenced to 18 months. agree with from a car that quickly burst the timber industry. more. It has been replaced by sioners voted Wednesday to Prosecutors say Archie JEANNE it. into flames. Paul Kampmeier,a lawyer an “exploratory reading spare the two Anatolian Cabello worked for armored PHILLIPS Abby, I Sgt. Bob Ray says the representing Northwest class.” shepherds after supporters car companies and repeated- have taken pregnant mother suffered Environmental Defense The Hermiston School raised $4,000 to ship them ly claimed to be a robbery this really minor injuries early Center, said the ruling still District announced the to new homes in California victim. hard. I have cried every day Wednesday when her car left leaves room to pursue sever- change Wednesday for and Washington. The Cabellos were indict- since she had the abortion, a road in the Portland suburb al avenues to get the U.S. Armand Larive Middle Commissioners had ed in 2010 and investigators and I’m torturing myself of Aloha, hit a large tree and Environmental Protection School. found the dogs — named recovered nearly $2 million. thinking this is my fault because I went against everything I believe in when I Obituaries Model airplane supported her in her deci- sion. Robert Lee Brown Bob worked for the city of daughters and sons-in-law, Why am I beating myself Monrovia as a city inspector, Patricia and Gary Hobbs, enthusiasts worry Aug. 10, 1950 - March 15, 2013 up about this? Is it because and then worked for Tamara and Rich Morrison, she’s my daughter, because I Private cremation rites Southwest Fire Protection Taylor and Steve Nestlerode am pro-life or both? How have been held and a memo- installing and inspecting and Emily Brown; sister, Sue about drone bill can I stop blaming myself for rial gathering will be held for sprinkler systems, retiring in Reynolds and brother, Jim her decision? — TORTURED Robert Brown, 62, of 2005. Brown, all of Southern BY LAUREN GAMBINO penalties than now exist for IN THE SOUTH Gardiner at 6:30 p.m. He made a trip to California; brothers, Tom The Associated Press violating someone’s privacy. DEAR TORTURED: The Thursday, March 21, at the Colorado to visit the Wind Brown of Kentucky, and John Under an amendment decision about whether or Gardiner Fire House. Talkers and shared the sto- and Cindy Brown of SALEM — Model airplane introduced earlier this week, not to terminate the preg- ries with his friends and Reedsport; six grandchil- enthusiasts from around model airplanes would be Robert was born Aug. 10, dren, Bryce and Brendon nancy wasn’t yours to make; 1950, in Monrovia, Calif., to family. Oregon — some with their exempt from many of the Quinney, Randall Hobbs, planes in tow— showed up at a measure’s provisions. it was your daughter’s. Being Lloyd and Virginia M. He loved to go fishing and pro-life, you have your own Travis and Patrick Morrison legislative hearing Wednesday Also Wednesday, several (Crumm) Brown. He died was a member of the STEP convictions, but you acted as and the newest addition, to ask that any legislation speakers took issue with the March 15, 2013, at his home well as a member of the a loving parent should — you born Sunday, March 17, passed to regulate drones not legislation’s language,saying it of natural causes. Gardiner Volunteer Fire supported your child. If you Department, serving on the Christopher Anthony force them to give up their should use the term feel you could benefit from He was raised in Monrovia board. He enjoyed camping, Brown. hobby. “unmanned aerial vehicle” counseling to help you and attended the Catholic photography and reading. Bob was preceded in death In its original form, Senate instead of “drone.” through this, ask your doctor church. In 1967 he joined the Every morning you could by his brother, Bill Brown in Bill 71 could have had this “The word drone, I’d for a referral. U.S. Marine Corps and find him at the local coffee 2008 and his parents. effect, but lawmakers have respectfully ask that the com- DEAR ABBY: My husband served in Vietnam. He was shop reading the paper or The family suggests that proposed an amendment that mittee consider using the word and I are having a disagree- very proud of his military playing cribbage. He made remembrances may be con- would exclude model airplanes unmanned aircraft,” said ment and I’m wondering if service. many friends during the last tributions made to your local from many of the bill’s provi- Anthony Johnson-Laird, a you could weigh in. We keep Bob was married to Anna seven years. Poker games at volunteer fire departments in sions. Still, hobbyists were representative from the a handgun hidden in a locked Bloemendaal in the 1970s his home were a common his memory. worried. Professional Association of safe in our bedroom. (An and raised three daughters. event. His plan was to head Services entrusted to “This bill as written seeks Radio Controlled Aircraft access code is required to They were later divorced. He to California to see his girls Dunes Memorial Chapel, to make criminals out of hob- Pilots. 1 open it.) We also have a 1 ⁄2 married Patty Kenz and had and to be there for the birth 541-271-2822. byists and remove a very “It has a relatively negative year-old daughter. one daughter and they were of his newest grandson. Sign the guestbook at pleasant pastime from our connotation, and because this On the recommendations later divorced. Bob is survived by his four www.theworldlink.com. reach,” Salem Radio industry is just getting started, of a co-worker, we recently Controlled Pilots Association I think the matter of the choice hired a baby sitter whom we member Janice Williamson of words is important,”he said. used for an evening while we Lyle Eldon Earle Ore. They celebrated 63 a Braves Booster and sup- told lawmakers. As the country tries to fig- attended a party. She seemed July 22, 1928 - March 19, 2013 years of life together and ported his grandchildren in Oregon is among more ure out how to regulate drones, like a nice young lady. raised seven children. their sports activities. He than 30 states whose legisla- some at the hearing said they Lyle E. Earle, 84, a resi- My problem is, when she As a young father of a big loved food. He enjoyed fami- tures are considering bills that already are using unmanned dent of the Reedsport com- arrived, my husband imme- family, Lyle worked hard ly gatherings and sharing a seek to regulate the use of aircraft in various ways. munity, died March 19, 2013, diately announced that we doing both logging and meal. drones in the United States. Barbara Frederiksen- at his home following a brief had a gun upstairs. He felt it working on the family dairy Lyle is survived by his Use of the unmanned vehicles Cross, an aviation enthusiast illness. Private cremation was her “right” to know. I farm. As the children grew wife, Margaret; son, Brad has been hotly debated from Hubbard, said her dis- rites have been held and his think, because the gun isn’t and were able to help with Earle; daughters, Dixie Earle, because of their use by the U.S. abled husband flies a tiny ashes will be scattered in his accessible, the information chores he found time to be Karen Peck, Jeannie Brown, military abroad. drone around their country favorite places. A celebration was useless to her and actu- involved in the community. Phyllis Arrant, Sherri Doudt The Oregon bill is primarily home when the dogs bark to of life service will be held at ally may have put our family He was a past member of the and Terry Briggs; four broth- intended to protect citizens’ see if someone is coming to the 11 a.m. Sunday, March 24, at in danger. How do we know Smith River Grange, he was ers, Allen, Wes, Melvin and privacy as the use of drones by door. Dunes she won’t mention it to an active volunteer for the Louis Earle; two sisters, law enforcement agencies and “I would hate to think that Memorial someone who will target us STEP Program, he helped to Patsy Schwartz and Wanda others becomes more wide- he’s violating the law doing Chapel, for a break-in in order to build the six mile trail up to Gustofson; 15 grandchildren; spread. that,”she told lawmakers. 2300 steal it? the North Fork and Kentucky and 37 great-grandchildren. The measure would require Another person who testi- Frontage To me, having a Falls, he wrote a book, wrote He was preceded in death law enforcement agencies to fied, Andrey Kim, showed up Road in (SECURED) firearm in our poetry and was very active in by his brother, Jon Rocklyn obtain a criminal warrant with an unmanned, hand- Reedsport house is no one else’s busi- the lives of his children and Earl and his parents. before using drones for sur- built aircraft he uses for aerial with cele- ness but ours. What do you grandchildren. He taught his The family suggests veillance of private property,in photography. brant Cindy think? — NOT THE WILD children the value of respect remembrances may be con- all but emergency circum- Sen. Floyd Prozanski, the Lyle Earle Hinton offi- WEST for our natural resources. He tributions made to promote stances. State or local govern- committee’s chairman, said DEAR NOT THE WILD ciating. took his daughter and grand- learning for the youth of our ment bodies would be required the bill is a work in progress Family and friends are invit- WEST: I think you are cor- children out to help with the community. to register with the state and the panel will take citi- ed to attend a reception rect. This is a subject that tree planting through the Services entrusted to Department of Aviation to fly zens’ concerns into account as immediately following the should have been discussed Reedsport School District. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Thursday, March 21,2013 Y K Nation Survey: Low-wage workers gloomy about future WASHINGTON (AP) — during the recession. confident that their jobs Although President Barack nomic growth remains ane- gains, “lower-income While lower-wage American And there’s no question would help them achieve Obama made it a national mic and unemployment is a households have been hit workers have accounted for that workers see the world long-term career goals. And goal to “equip our citizens still-high 7.7 percent. very hard and have not bene- the lion’s share of the jobs differently than do their only 41 percent of workers at with the skills and training” To gauge the experiences fited as much from the recov- created since the 2007-2009 bosses. the same place for more than to compete for good jobs, the and perspectives of lower- ery,” said Mark Zandi, chief Great Recession, a new sur- Seventy-two percent of a decade reported ever survey shows a U.S. work- wage workers, the AP- economist at Moody’s Ana- vey shows that they are also employers at big companies receiving a promotion. force that has grown increas- NORC Center conducted lytics. “Their real wages are among the most pessimistic and 58 percent at smaller Yet 44 percent of employ- ingly polarized — between two separate surveys. A sam- going nowhere. And this is a about their future career ones say there is a “great ers surveyed said it’s hard to the haves and the have-nots ple of 1,606 workers earning group that has more debt, prospects, their job security deal” or “some” opportunity recruit people with appro- and between employers and $35,000 or less annually was fewer assets, is less likely to and their finances. for worker advancement. But, priate skills or experiences to their employees. surveyed last summer, while own a home or stocks and The two-part Associated asked the same question, 67 do lower-wage jobs, particu- Through last month, the a companion poll of 1,487 with little capacity to absorb Press-NORC Center for percent of all low-wage larly in manufacturing (54 economy had recovered only employers of such workers higher gasoline prices.” Public Affairs Research sur- workers said they saw “a lit- percent). And while 88 per- about 5.7 million of the 8.7 was conducted from Economists also say low- vey of both employers and tle” or “no opportunity” at cent of employers said they million jobs shed in the November through January. wage workers were hit par- employees found high levels their jobs for advancement. were investing in training deepest downturn since the Roughly 65 percent of the ticularly hard by an increase of anxiety among those The survey revealed that and education for employee Great Depression. Low- jobs the U.S. economy added in Social Security payroll earning $35,000 annually or many people on the lowest advancement, awareness wage jobs are usually the first since the recession officially taxes resulting from “fiscal less. Many of these workers rung in the workplace view and use of such programs to come back following a ended in June 2009 have cliff” negotiations late last say they’re worse off now their jobs as a dead end. Half among the lower-wage recession. While the outlook been lower-wage ones. year between Obama and than they were before or were “not too” or “not at all” workers was only modest. clearly is improving, eco- Despite those numerical Congress.

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C M C M Y K Thursday, March 21,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Nation Freddie accuses big Pediatricians banks of rigging rates group backs

WASHINGTON (AP) — suppress ... LIBOR, both to gay marriage Freddie Mac has sued 15 big hide their institutions’ finan- international banks, includ- cial problems and to boost CHICAGO (AP) — The ing JPMorgan Chase, Bank of their profits,”the suit says. nation’s most influential America and Citigroup, The staff of the inspector pediatrician’s group has accusing them of rigging a general for the Federal Hous- endorsed gay marriage, say- key interest rate and causing ing Finance Agency, which ing a stable relationship huge losses for the govern- oversees Freddie and Fannie, between parents regardless ment-controlled mortgage gave the estimate of the loss- of sexual orientation con- giant. es late last year. The staff’s tributes to a child’s health Freddie filed the lawsuit memo said that Freddie and and well-being. today in federal court in Fannie sustained the losses The American Academy of Alexandria, Va. It names the on $1 trillion in mortgage Pediatrics’ new policy, pub- banks that set the London securities and other invest- lished online today, cites interbank offered rate, ments linked to the LIBOR. research showing that the known as LIBOR, which pro- Taxpayers so far have paid parents’ sexual orientation vides the basis for trillions of about $170 billion to rescue has no effect on a child’s The Associated Press dollars in contracts around Freddie and Fannie, which development. Kids fare just U.S. President Barack Obama, left, shakes hands with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas during a joint as well in gay or straight fam- the world, including mort- suffered huge losses from press conference in the West Bank city of Ramallah, today. gages, bonds and consumer risky mortgages and were ilies when they are nurturing loans. bailed out by the government and financially and emotion- In a growing scandal, two in September 2008 at the ally stable, the academy says. big British banks and onset of the financial crisis. Not giving up on Mideast peace The academy believes that Switzerland’s largest have The two companies together a two-parent marriage is best been fined hundreds of mil- own or guarantee about half equipped to provide that kind RAMALLAH, West Bank of Jewish housing on land joint news conference with of environment. Their policy lions of dollars for manipu- of all U.S. mortgages, or (AP) — President Barack claimed by the Palestinians Palestinian President Mah- lating LIBOR by U.S. and nearly 31 million home loans. says that if a child has two gay Obama urged Israelis and but stressed that issues of moud Abbas in Ramallah. British regulators. Fannie Mae spokesman parents who choose to marry, Palestinians today to get disagreement between the “My argument is that even A U.S. watchdog has Andrew Wilson said Wednes- “it is in the best interests of found that Freddie and its day the company is weighing back to peace talks but two sides should not be though both sides may have their children that legal and larger sibling Fannie Mae a possible suit of its own. offered no new ideas on how used as an “excuse” to do areas of strong disagree- social institutions allow and together may have lost more Spokesmen for JPMorgan they might do so, essentially nothing. ment, maybe engaging in support them to do so.” than $3 billion on their Chase & Co., Bank of Ameri- abandoning his previous “If the expectation is that activities that the other side The policy cites reports investments from banks’ ca Corp. and Citigroup Inc. support of the Palestinian we can only have direct considers to be a breach of indicating that almost 2 mil- rate-rigging. declined to comment on demand for Israel to halt set- negotiations when every- good faith, we have to push lion U.S. children are being The banks schemed Freddie’s suit. tlement activity before thing is settled ahead of through those things to try to raised by gay parents, many together daily to manipulate The legal action by Freddie negotiations resume. time, then there is no point get to an agreement,”he said. of them in states that don’t and hold down the value of adds to a flurry of lawsuits In remarks likely to dis- for negotiations, so I think it “I think we can keep pushing allow gays to marry. LIBOR from August 2007 filed by cities and municipal appoint, if not infuriate, the is important to work through through some of these prob- The academy announced through at least May 2010, agencies in the U.S. against Palestinians, Obama said this process even if there are lems and make sure that we its position today. Officials Freddie alleges in its suit. some of the banks that set the United States continues irritants on both sides,” don’t use them as an excuse with the group said they They “acted collectively to the LIBOR. to oppose the construction Obama told reporters at a not to do anything.” wanted to make the acade- my’s views known before two gay marriage cases are con- Oklahoma teens fatally shot in Texas home invasion sidered by the U.S. Supreme Court next week. DALLAS (AP) — Two have died of self-inflicted She looked out the window said. No one else was hurt. pects were killed,” Palmer “We wanted that policy heavily armed teenage gunshot wounds. and saw a camouflage-clad Palmer said the suspects said. Authorities had no clue statement available for the friends from Oklahoma Early Wednesday, Okla- male armed with a gun. killed were Chaffin and King. as to why the teens ended up justices to review,” said Dr. Thomas McInerney, the acad- drove hundreds of miles in a homa sheriff’s officials issued Her husband yelled and They were identified through in Maypearl. emy’s president and a pedia- stolen pickup to a small town an alert for national law retrieved a gun. Two sus- photographs and King had Chaffin’s father, Roland trician in Rochester, N.Y. near Dallas where they were enforcement to be on the pects darted from behind the distinctive tattoos on the Chaffin, told The Oklahoman The pediatricians’ stance is fatally shot during an appar- lookout for Chaffin who they house and ran toward a field, webbing of his fingers, that his son had never before not surprising. They previous- ent home invasion, a sher- said had run away from home firing at the home as they Palmer said. been in trouble with the law ly joined other national groups iff’s official said today. Monday.The alert said he had fled. The husband shot back The teens lived about a and had no family problems including the American Med- Kenneth Chaffin, 17, and stolen his parents’ red 1991 and may have hit one of the mile apart in Bethel Acres before he ran away. ical Association in supporting Dillon King, 18, both of Ford Ranger pickup truck, a suspects, Ellis County Sher- but authorities had no idea Palmer said Wednesday one of the Supreme Court Bethel Acres in Pottawatomie stash of prescription medica- iff Johnny Brown said. The the two were together when that Kenneth Chaffin had cases, which contends the County, Okla., died Wednes- tion, 17 guns and 2,000 woman called 911. Chaffin was reported miss- taken nine handguns, six Defense of Marriage Act is day afternoon in Maypearl, rounds of ammunition. Sheriff’s deputies found ing, Palmer said, adding that rifles and two shotguns from unconstitutional. The acade- Texas, Pottawatomie County On Wednesday afternoon,a one suspect dead in the field King was not reported miss- his parents’ home. my also previously supported Undersheriff J.T. Palmer homeowner in Maypearl — 35 and the other inside the ing at all. “My son’s not an angel. I’m adoption by gay parents. said. Texas sheriffs said the miles south of Dallas and some stolen pickup truck. Both “We didn’t actually know not saying that he is,”Roland The academy’s statement teens exchanged gunfire with 240 miles south of Bethel appeared to have died of self- there was a second one until Chaffin told the newspaper. notes that several other the owner of the Maypearl Acres — noticed someone was inflicted gunshot wounds, we got the call from Ellis “But the Kenneth we know national health groups have property, although they may trying to open her back door. the sheriff’s department County, Texas, that two sus- was not capable of this.” supported gay marriage.

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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Thursday, March 21,2013 Y K Nation and World House on track to pass budget with deep cuts WASHINGTON (AP) — A The dueling budget plans agencies running through spiraling federal health care familiar budget plan to are anchored on opposite the 2013 budget year, which costs and whether to raise sharply cut safety-net pro- ends of the ideological spec- ends Sept. 30. taxes to rein in still-steep grams for the poor and trum in Washington, appeal- The Senate passed the government deficits. clamp down on domestic ing to core partisans in the bipartisan 2013 measure by a The long-term GOP agencies performing the warring parties gridlocked sweeping 73-26 vote Wednes- budget plan, authored by nuts-and-bolts programs of over persistent budget day after easing cuts that Budget Committee Chair- the government is cruising to deficits. President Barack threatened intermittent clo- man Paul Ryan, R-Wis., passage in the tea party-fla- Obama is exploring the sures of meat packing plants offers slashing cuts to vored House. chances of forging a middle starting this summer and domestic agencies, the Med- The Republican measure is path that blends new taxes reviving college tuition grants icaid health care plan for the advancing to the finish line in and modest curbs to govern- for active-duty members of poor and “Obamacare” sub- the House as the Senate starts ment benefits programs. the military. The cuts were sidies while exempting the a lengthy slog toward passage The sharp contrast over mandated by automatic Pentagon and Social Security The Associated Press of a rival budget measure. It the 2014 budget and beyond spending cuts that took effect beneficiaries. The measure House Budget Committee Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. is seen on takes a sharply different view, came as the House is posi- at the beginning of the month. proposes shifting programs Capitol Hill in Washington on Monday. The Senate pressed ahead restoring automatic cuts to tioned to clear unfinished Looking to the future, like Medicaid to the states Wednesday on a bill aimed at keeping the government running through agency budgets and increas- budget business — a sweep- Democrats and Republicans but is sometimes scant on September. ing taxes by $1 trillion over the ing, government-wide fund- staked out divergent posi- details about the very cuts it coming decade. ing bill to keep Cabinet tions over what to do about promises. Car, walker sought in Colo. corrections killing

MONUMENT, Colo. (AP) to be deeply, deeply missed,” “It’s often taking place — In the weeks before Col- Hickenlooper said Wednes- away from the office, which orado’s top prisons official day. makes sense, because every- was fatally shot after Authorities are looking for one’s hardening up their answering his front door, he a late-model car, possibly a facilities,” he said, adding carried out a variety of func- Lincoln or a Cadillac, that a that he advises prosecutors tions including requesting neighbor spotted outside to constantly assess the safe- execution chemicals and Clements’ home around the ty of their residences. speaking to legislators about time of the shooting Tues- On Jan. 31, Texas prosecu- security issues. day, El Paso County Sheriff’s tor Mark Hasse was gunned It’s unknown what role spokesman Lt. Jeff Kramer down as he left his car in the Tom Clements’ position as said. parking lot to the county executive director of the Kramer also said investi- courthouse. McGovern also Colorado Department of gators want to speak with a counts the rampage by an ex- Corrections might have woman seen speed-walking Los Angeles police officer who The Associated Press played in the shooting Tues- near Clements’ home not killed the daughter of a retired At the entrance of a closed Laiki Bank graffiti sprayed on the pavement reads in Greek“thieves”as man walks day, but investigators said long before the shooting city police officer as part of a in capital Nicosia, Cyprus, on Wednesday. they aren’t ruling out any because she may have seen plot to avenge his firing. possible motives, including the suspect. The woman was In Colorado, a prosecutor whether it was random or a wearing light pants, a dark was fatally shot in 2008 as he work-related attack. windbreaker and possibly a returned to his Denver home. Colorado corrections hat. In 2001, federal prosecutor Cypriot officials: Plan B spokeswoman Adrienne While small in numbers, Thomas Wales was fatally Jacobson would not comment similar attacks on officials shot by a rifleman while he on whether Clements had have been increasing in the worked on a computer at security at his home. Security U.S. in recent years, said night in his Seattle home. drawn up to get bailout was stepped up for other state Glenn McGovern, an investi- Both cases remain unsolved. officials, including Gov. John gator with the Santa Clara Attacks on legal officials are NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — whelmingly against the earlier government, from its good Hickenlooper, who was County District Attorney’s still extremely rare, said Scott Searching for a way out of a plan — a rejection that threw assets, which could be sold ashen-faced as he addressed office in California who Burns of the National District crippling financial crisis, Cyprus’ entire bailout into off to raise money. That reporters at the Capitol before tracks such incidents world- Attorneys Association, which officials in Cyprus on question. That raised the pos- strategy could also be signing bills placing new wide. There have been counts 11 prosecutors as hav- Wednesday pursued a new sibility the country’s banks applied to the country’s restrictions on firearms. roughly as many in the past ing been slain in the last 50 bailout strategy that could could collapse, the govern- biggest lender, Bank of “Tom Clements dedicated three years — at least 35 — as years. But he acknowledged include a loan from Russia in ment would be unable to pay Cyprus. his life to being a public ser- the entire prior decade, he that legal officials are vulnera- exchange for natural gas its bills and Cyprus could be To avoid bank runs and vant, to making our state a said. Revenge is usually the ble outside of protected leases and selling off assets forced out of the euro. give officials time to push the better place and he is going motive, McGovern said. offices and courthouses. from its most troubled That could roil global package through, the coun- banks. financial markets as well as try’s banks, which have been Cyprus needs to come up endanger deposits in the shuttered since Saturday, with $7.5 billion on its own in country even further. will remain closed for the * order to secure 10 billion The new “Plan B” was rest of the week, said the euros in rescue loans from described by three top gov- central bank spokeswoman, international creditors. But ernment officials, who spoke Aliki Stylianou. Monday is a the country’s first plan to on condition of anonymity bank holiday, so banks will seize up to 10 percent of peo- because details of the pro- not reopen before Tuesday. ple’s bank accounts failed posal were not being released Cyprus has turned to miserably. Now officials are until party officials had a long-time ally Russia for trying to limit the amount of chance to review them at a help, and Finance Minister money they need to take meeting this morning. Michalis Sarris was in from customer’s deposits. The package includes a Moscow on Wednesday to The new “Plan B” could be proposal to restructure discuss a range of aid options 9ONTH voted on as early as today, Cyprus’ heavily indebted and vowed to remain there M 9FIRST ¢ three top government offi- second-largest lender, Laiki. until he secured a pledge of cials said. The idea would be to isolate support. “We will be here The latest move came a day the bank’s bad assets, which until some kind of agreement after lawmakers voted over- would be taken over by the is reached,”Sarris said. Stocks rise as Fed stands by stimulus WASHINGTON (AP) — ern border with China. After two days of worrying Myitkyina is known for about Europe, the stock WORLD having one of the highest market got a boost from the DIGEST concentrations of drug Federal Reserve Wednesday. addicts in the world. The GET UNLIMITED The Fed said the U.S. nation is negotiating with Kachin Baptist Convention, economy has strengthened international lenders, seek- an evangelical group with but still needs support from ing support for its ailing more than 300 churches in the central bank. financial system. 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C M C M Y K Thursday, March 21,2013 • The World • A9 Y K World Kurdish U.N. announces probe of alleged rebel leader chemical weapons use in Syria calls for UNITED NATIONS (AP) The secretary-general The secretary-general — Secretary-General Ban said he was aware of “other said the investigation will Ki-moon announced today allegations of similar cases start “as soon as practically cease-fire that the United Nations will involving the reported use of possible” but “will not hap- investigate the possible use chemical weapons” but did pen overnight.” DIYARBAKIR, Turkey (AP) of chemical weapons in not make clear whether He said full cooperation — The jailed Kurdish rebel Syria, which would be “a these would be part of the from all parties will be essen- leader called today for an crime against humanity.” investigation. tial and stressed that this immediate cease-fire and for The U.N. chief said the France’s U.N. Ambassador includes “unfettered access.” thousands of his fighters to investigation would look into Gerard Araud said Wednes- Ban said his senior advis- withdraw from Turkish terri- the Syria government’s alle- day that the Syrian National ers are working to set up an tory, a major step toward gation of an alleged chemical Coalition had alleged that investigation with the Orga- ending one of the world’s weapons attack, which there was a second chemical nization for the Prohibition bloodiest insurgencies. Damascus blamed on rebels. weapons attack on Tuesday of Chemical Weapons which Hundreds of thousands The rebels blamed regime in the Damascus area and it oversees the chemical were gathered to hear the forces for Tuesday’s attack should be investigated as weapons convention and the message in Diyarbakir, the on Khan al-Assal village in well. World Health Organization. largest city in Turkey’s main- northern Aleppo province Ban said he hopes the He said issues to be decided ly Kurdish southeast, where and the Syrian National investigation “will con- include the overall mandate, Abdullah Ocalan’s rebel Coalition, the main opposi- tribute to ensuring the safety the composition, and opera- group has been waging a 30- tion group, also demanded an and security of chemical tional conditions including year battle against the Turk- international investigation. weapons stockpiles in Syria.” safety and security. ish government for autono- my and greater rights. Though there was a cau- Universe ages 80M years; core tious response from the The Associated Press Turkish government, the South Korean computer researchers check the shutdown hardwares of announcement at a Kurdish Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) at Evidence Acquisition Lab of concepts of Big Bang get clearer spring festival was met with Cyber Terror Response Center at National Police Agency in Seoul,South PARIS (AP) — New results stand by a tiny amount.” has a tad more normal matter. joy from the crowd. People Korea, today. sang and danced, waved rebel from looking at the split-sec- “It’s a big pat on the back But scientists say those are flags and banners with ond after the Big Bang indi- for our understanding of the small changes in calculations images of Ocalan and cate the universe is 80 million universe,” California Insti- about the universe, whose cheered at the prospect of an North Korea cyberattack years older than previously tute of Technology physicist numbers are so massive. end to a conflict that has cost thought, but core concepts in Sean Carroll, who was not Officials at NASA, which tens of thousands of lives. suspect despite China link physics about the cosmos — involved in the project, told also was part of the experi- Turkey announced in how it began, what it’s made The Associated Press. ment, said the Planck probe December that it was talking SEOUL, South Korea (AP) targets, Shinhan Bank, was of and where it’s going — The Big Bang — the most has provided a deeper under- to Ocalan with the aim of — Investigators have traced a back online and operating seem to be on the right track. comprehensive theory of the standing of the intricate his- persuading his Kurdistan coordinated cyberattack that regularly. It could be next The findings released universe’s beginning — says tory of the universe and its Workers’ Party, or PKK, to paralyzed tens of thousands week before the other com- today bolster a key theory the visible portion of the complex composition. disarm. The group is consid- of computers at six South panies have fully recovered. called inflation, which says universe was smaller than an The Planck space telescope, ered a terror organization by Korean banks and media North Korea has threat- the universe burst from sub- atom when, in a split second, launched in 2009, has spent 1 Turkey and its Western allies. companies to a Chinese ened Seoul and Washington atomic size to its now- it exploded, cooled and 15 ⁄2 months mapping the sky, In his message read by Internet Protocol address, in recent days over U.N. observable expanse in a frac- expanded faster than the examining so-called “light” pro-Kurdish legislators in the but it was still unclear who sanctions imposed for its tion of a second. The new speed of light. fossils and sound echoes from Kurdish and Turkish lan- orchestrated the attack, Feb. 12 nuclear test, and over observations from the Euro- The Planck space probe the Big Bang by looking at guages, Ocalan said: “We authorities in Seoul said ongoing U.S.-South Korean pean Space Agency’s $900 looked back at the afterglow background radiation in the have reached the point where today. military drills. It also threat- million Planck space probe of the Big Bang, and those cosmos. The spacecraft is the guns must be silenced The discovery did not ened revenge after blaming appear to reinforce some results have now added expected to keep transmitting and where ideas must speak. erase suspicions that North Seoul and Washington for an predictions made decades about 80 million years to the data until late 2013, when it A new era has started, where Korea was to blame. An IP Internet shutdown that dis- ago solely on the basis of universe’s age, putting it at runs out of cooling fluid. it is politics, not guns, which address can provide an rupted its own network last mathematical concepts. 13.81 billion years old. Scientists not involved in is at the forefront.” important clue as to the week. “We’ve uncovered a funda- The probe, named for the the project said the results Nevertheless, Turkey’s Inte- location of an Internet-con- North Korea “will never mental truth of the universe,” German physicist Max were comparable on a uni- rior Minister Muammer Guler nected computer but can remain a passive onlooker to said George Efstathiou, direc- Planck, the originator of versal scale to the announce- sounded a note of caution. easily be manipulated by the enemies’ cyberattacks,” tor of the Kavli Institute for quantum physics, also found ment earlier this month by a “The language was one of hackers operating anywhere state media said last week in Cosmology at the University that the cosmos is expanding a different European physics peace (but) we must see how in the world. The investiga- a commentary.“The U.S. and of Cambridge who announced bit slower than originally group on a subatomic level — it is implemented,”the state- tion into Wednesday’s attack its allies should be held the Planck satellite mapping thought,has a little less of that with the finding of the Higgs run Anadolu Agency quoted could take weeks. wholly accountable for the result in Paris. “There’s less mysterious dark energy than boson particle that explains Guler as saying. Today, only one of the six ensuing consequences.” stuff that we don’t under- astronomers had figured and mass in the universe. 22013001133 SpringSSpprriinngg SavingsSSaavviinnggss StartsSSttaarrttss Now!NNooww!! SSPPECIALPEECCIIAALL PPRICINGPRRIICCIINNGG •• LLOWLOOWW IINTERESTINNTTEERREESSTT •• HHUGEHUUGGEE IINVENTORY!INNVVEENNTTOORRYY!! LLOOWEROWWEERR PPRICESPRRIICCEESS SSELLSEELLLL CCARSCAARRSS AANDANNDD TTRUCKS!TRRUUCCKKSS!!

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress James Billington in Simon and Garfunkel’s song announcing the selections. “Sounds of Silence,” which The recording that was written amid the turmoil received the highest number following President John F. of public nominations for Kennedy’s assassination, this year’s registry was Pink will join Chubby Checker’s Floyd’s “The Dark Side of the 1960s dance hit “The Twist” Moon.”The library said it was as two of 25 recordings notable as an example of selected for preservation at “brilliant, innovative pro- the Library of Congress. duction in service of the These are just a few music.” sounds of the 20th century Other selections included being added to the National the original 1949 cast album Recording Registry today for for “South Pacific” and the long-term preservation due The Associated Press soundtrack to the popular to their cultural, artistic and Paul Simon, right, and Art Garfunkel, seen here in 2009, will have their 1977 movie “Saturday Night historic importance. The 1966 album “Sounds of Silence” included in the National Recording Fever,” starring John Travolta library said Checker’s rendi- Registry. and featuring the Bee Gees, tion of “The Twist” became which revived the disco a symbol for the energy and album was a life changer for Sound of Silence” on the 10th craze. excitement of the early 60s him and Simon. “Da da dee, anniversary of the 9/11 The selections span from after “American Bandstand” da dee, da dee,”he sang in an attacks, NBC newsman Tom 1918 to 1980 and represent host Dick Clark chose interview. Brokaw briefly struggled for nearly every musical and Checker to record a new ver- “There’s something fun- composure. The music, he recording category. sion of the song. damentally appealing about said, evokes memories. Van Cliburn’s Cold War Later, the 1966 album the simplicity of those lines,” This is the kind of impact piano performance in “Sounds of Silence” by Paul Garfunkel said. the library was looking to pre- Moscow when he won the Simon and Art Garfunkel “When you look at the lit- serve, “to celebrate the rich- prestigious Tchaikovsky was a hit in its day but not tle mesh, wire microphone ... ness and variety of our audio International Piano Compe- before the duo struggled and and you address people on heritage,” said Librarian of tition at 23 also was selected. split early on. Their song the other side of the mic,you “The Sound of Silence” from hope that your performance By Alysha Beck, The World the aftermath of President will be special, and you hope since the remodeling. Cathy Pennington, left, gave out hugs and balloons before she spoke at Kennedy’s assassination 50 that it will have lasting TOXIC A letter from their physi- the public memorial service for Holly Berry on Wednesday. Pennington years ago this year had ini- power,” he said, adding that Couple has filed cian, Dr. Joseph T. Morgan of organized the service, which was held behind the former DV8 nightclub tially flopped — but it he remembers thinking in the Bay Clinic, said: “... it is in Empire. became a hit after it was re- 60s that “if we do really good complaint imperative that the product edited as a single. That and give a very special per- Continued from Page A1 either be completely removed HOLLY “It was just great to see prompted the duo to reunite formance to these great Paul from the vicinity of their her journey,” DeVilliers said. and quickly record another Simon songs, we might last apartment or that other living “I’m here to comfort others album under a similar title. right into the next century Richard York, a 65-year- quarters completely away Death was Garfunkel, 71, told The today. My personal pain was and be appreciated.” old retired potter and ceramic from polyurethane and other Associated Press he’s thrilled accidental over the weekend, so I’m OK. Their words and their tune artist, is the more seriously ill noxious chemical substances and flattered to have his work have taken on special signifi- of the two. Obviously frail, he Continued from Page A1 It’s a place where the people must be found. I wish to stress preserved in the Library of cance in American culture. can’t stand still for more than that this is an urgent situa- who loved her, knew her, Congress. He said the hit Hearing Simon sing “The a few moments because of where a part of her journey — tion.” remembrance of Berry. anxiety. He struggles to for- Replacing the tiles with it’s a place for them to gath- DeVilliers said she had mulate a thought, and his linoleum — a material the er.” been close to Berry since erties. comments tend to ramble. Yorks would approve — prob- 2006. DeVilliers had seen the Reporter George Artsitas PORT Farm said his company He tries to spend no more ably would cost the Housing highs and lows of Berry’s life, can be reached at 541-269- Repair contracts doesn’t ship logs. So he did- than around six hours at the Authority $10,000. Beman and after going through a 1222, ext. 236, at george.artsi- n’t foresee any conflict of house each day, but he can’t also has offered a housing tough time when she found [email protected], or on awarded tonight interest on his part. stay outdoors for long, voucher, essentially a stipend out about the news, she was Twitter at @COPSTheWorld. Port commissioners are because exposure to the sun to let the Yorks move else- Continued from Page A1 makes his hands blister and at the memorial more to appointed by the governor where. peel. He’s also claustrophobic. comfort others. THEFT from a pool of applicants. The Yorks, however, doubt Neither Farm nor Opitz They receive no salary, but When his wife tries to drive they can find an affordable Continued from Page A1 offered any ideas for new they are compensated for him around to stay out of the apartment that’s free of directions the port could travel and other expenses. sun, she has to pull over every chemicals. They also want theft II. take. Both said they’ll have During tonight’s meeting, 10 minutes because of his compensation for the past six Go! dizziness. “You forget to lock your steep learning curves before the commissioners will weeks of misery. The Yorks have done their “We don’t have the door, it happens,” Monahan they can fully grasp the award contracts for repair of Find out where all five steel bridges on the Coos best to purge their home of strength to move out,” Jana said. “It’s unfortunate that port’s operations. the latest art and Bay Rail Link line and for harmful chemicals. Their fur- York said. “We don’t have the people do these things.” music is. Opitz said that though the engineering support services niture contains no foam. Their energy or the ability to move Reporter George Artsitas port has real estate dealings, for projects in the Charleston carpets are wool. anymore.” can be reached at 541-269- her own real estate dealings Marina complex. Richard York said he has Reporter George Artsitas 1222, ext. 236, at george.artsi- would be unlikely to create a The meeting will be at the experienced heightened anxi- can be reached at 541-269- [email protected], or on conflict of interest. She spe- See Inside Saturday port’s offices at 125 Central ety and claustrophobia, 1222,ext.236.Or follow him on Twitter at @COPSTheWorld. cializes in residential prop- Ave. in Coos Bay. abdominal pains and seizures Twitter: @COPSTheWorld.

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George, with all due respect, you’re wrong. My new colleague George Artsitas wrote about the NCAA tournament Wednesday. As an NBA fan, he sees the tournament mostly as a showcase for future pro stars. Respectfully, George, that’s bunk. While I like the Blazers, and while I respect the current win streaks of both Miami and Denver, my interest the next three weeks has nothing to do with future NBA stars. I love the NCAA tournament for the teams, not the individuals. Which low seeds will pull off early upsets? Which No. 1 seeds won’t make it to the Final Four? Who will beat Duke? How soon Photos by Alysha Beck, The World will I be out of the running in the The 18th green at Bandon Trails, foreground, was recently renovated, one of several changes to the course at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. office pool or the family pool and be able to cheer strictly from my heart and not from my bragging interests? This week, I SPORTS followed the EDITOR Happy Trails annual process of filling out a bracket (or sev- eral of them). I didn’t have time to overanalyze Renovations should make course more playable as much as I have in the past. BY JOHN GUNTHER Another change made the 18th But I did hear The World and 15th greens less steep. In the several analysts JOHN praising past, balls that came up a little GUNTHER BANDON — Friday will be one short might roll 60 yards or more Belmont and of the busiest days of the spring at back into the fairway. Now that Bucknell and Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. roll should be reduced, Simonds Davidson and Valparaiso. The resort doesn’t have a new said. I didn’t pick all of them. I’m course. But it is unveiling a reno- The changes on No. 2 likely will sure in one scribbled bracket, I vated one. have another significant impact didn’t pick any of them. The full 18 holes at Bandon for golfers. One theme that I kept coming Trails reopen for the first time A waste area short and right of back to was three No. 1 seeds in since November, after significant the green has now been defined as the Final Four, none of them the renovations of three holes and a bunker, while a bunker to the one I hope gets there: Gonzaga. minor changes to several others. back left has been expanded so that But I learned a long time ago “It is the evolution of the golf it is more playable. Meanwhile, that when I pick with my heart, I course,” said Jeff Simonds, the The patio area in front of the Trails End clubhouse was expanded during the renovations. turf has been added to a dune to lose. OK, I generally lose anyway, resort’s director of golf. the right of the green. So balls that but I lose quicker. “One of the things that’s great courses better,” he said, adding gets the wrong bounce, you find previously ended up in the beach I did pick Oregon over about (resort owner Mike) Keiser that little changes have been made yourself in a bunker in a tough grass — or worse, in an awkward Oklahoma State. Sure the Ducks is he doesn’t see any of our golf to all the courses over the years, position,”Simonds said. footprint in the sand — are more are a 12 seed, and Oklahoma State courses as being finished. When while keeping the architects’ orig- “I think it is just a fantastic likely to kick down to the green. has maybe the best player in the the architect leaves, it doesn’t inal intentions. change. To play a golf course and “It was something more penal tournament. I just have a good mean the process is over.” The most significant changes hit a tee shot and have too much of than what the original design feeling, at least for today. So significant changes were came on the finishing hole. The a luck factor involved, it almost was,”Simonds said. The last two games of the Pac- made to the second, 15th and 18th green was lowered about six feet, left you with a disappointment Among other course changes, 12 tournament, Oregon’s defense holes. Simonds said the changes and the crown of the fairway was factor. The hole still has the same several tee boxes were expanded to was outstanding. result from watching how the golf lowered nine feet. A nob in the look. I think people will be very add different angles for tee shots Then again, the Ducks lost course grew and was played in dif- middle of the fairway also was happy with it.” and to “make sure that there’s three of their last five league ferent conditions since it opened made more gentle so balls would- Workers also added a new tee always pristine teeing space,” games, one of the wins coming at in 2005, as well as listening to n’t kick so radically off it. that is higher than the original Simonds said. home against an Oregon State guest feedback. “You could hit a great tee shot ones. Golfers now can see the top team that was the worst second- “We want to make the golf you felt really good about, and if it of the flagstick from the tee box. SEE RESORT | B2 half club in the history of college basketball. (I can say that because I’m a Beaver fan. And because they led at halftime in 10 of their first Bulldogs top Pirates 16 league games, including both of the games against the Ducks, and lost all but three of them.) And the Ducks barely got past in Civil War match Washington in the opener of the league tournament, needing two BY JOHN GUNTHER coach Dustin Hood said. Woodman free throws in the final seconds to The World beat Marshfield’s top player, Katie get to overtime. Boesl, by a 6-1, 6-1 score at No. 1 sin- So I didn’t pick Oregon into COOS BAY — North Bend’s girls gles Wednesday. the Sweet 16. tennis team has won the past two “And I’m excited about this dou- Now that I’ve turned in my district titles. bles team right here,” Hood said, bracket, I can kick back and enjoy The Bulldogs would like a third, pointing at Cuzzort and March Madness. and they showed the type of depth Shandalmeier-Lynch. Sadly, aside from the Ducks, they’ll need to accomplish that goal “We’ve been working really well there’s not a good South Coast in May, when together,” angle in the NCAA tournament. they beat Shandalmeier- For that, you have to look to Marshfield 6-2 Lynch said. swimming of all things. in the first of two The duo start- North Bend graduate Rachel Civil War duals ed hitting togeth- Heaney competes this week in the this spring. er in the fall, and NCAA championships at Showers dur- the partnership Indianapolis. ing the day has carried over The Boise State junior quali- forced the action onto the court fied for the national meet in her to the indoor this spring. specialty, the 200-yard butterfly, courts at the “I think it’s when she won the Mountain West William J. Sweet going well,” title in the race. M emorial Cuzzort said. Heaney, who broke her own Tennis Center. “We balance each school record in the butterfly There, North other out.” twice this year, also will compete Bend won three In the other in the 400 individual medley. of the four sin- singles matches As for basketball, the closest gles matches Wednesday, the South Coast came to the and three of the North Bend’s NCAA tourney was the NAIA four doubles Allie West beat tournament and Marshfield grad- contests. Javiera Henriquez uate Kyle Tedder. “I think we 6-1, 6-1; Bulldog Tedder and the Southern have a strong MacKenzee Scott Oregon University Raiders reached team,”said junior came from a set the Sweet 16 of the tournament for Taylor Cuzzort, down to beat only the second time in school one North Bend’s Marshfield’s Abby Clough tosses the ball up Lindsay Brown 2- history, losing 76-59 to tourna- veterans. for a serve during Wednesday’s doubles match. 6, 6-2, 6-3; and ment host College of the Ozarks. She teamed Marshfield’s The Raiders beat Maradonna with freshman Hannah Colleen Rayburn shut out Emily 83-66 in the first round of the Schandalmeier-Lynch to top Midyette 6-0, 6-0. tournament. Tedder made five 3- Marshfield’s Spencer Hurbis and In doubles, Marshfield’s Desiree pointers in the win and scored 20 Abby Clough 6-0, 6-1 at No. 1 dou- Guirado and Braeden Kennedy beat points, surpassing 500 points for bles Wednesday. Raegan Spence and Karen LaGesse the season. The Bulldogs have a mix of expe- 6-4, 6-1; North Bend’s McKenna Southern Oregon was ranked rienced players and newcomers, Reasor and Ashley LaBarre, a pair of 10th in the final NAIA poll and set including two returning state quali- volleyball players who joined the a school record with 25 wins. fiers. team this spring, topped Heather Tedder, a junior, averaged 15.0 Kylee Woodman has been there the Whitty and Serena Knopper 6-0, 7- points for the season. past two years and Cuzzort advanced 5; and North Bend’s Rylee Mobley Contact Sports Editor John last year with partner Quinlyn and Bailey Lyon edged Jenny Shaffer Gunther by phone at 541-269-122, Deming, who graduated last spring. and Katrina Garcia 7-5, 6-0. Photos by Alysha Beck, The World ext. 241 or by email at john.gun- “We’re lucky to have somebody of North Bend’s Taylor Cuzzort serves the ball during a doubles match against [email protected]. Follow Kylee’s caliber up top,” North Bend SEE TENNIS | B2 Marshfield on Wednesday at the William J. Sweet Memorial Tennis Center. him on Twitter @jguntherworld. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Thursday, March 21,2013 Y K Sports Frame shoots 69 to win tourney

THE WORLD team score of 345, which was 10 shots better than Reedsport’s Montana Marshfield. Frame shot a 3-under 69 to Gerry Snyder of Oakridge lead the Braves to the team had the second best score title in a seven-team boys Wednesday, shooting 81 on a golf tournament at Bandon day when the players mostly Crossings on Wednesday. caught a break in the rainy Frame started his round weather. with 11 straight pars, but then Reedsport’s Andrew Wall birdied all three holes on the had an 82, and Bandon’s back nine to take medalist Braden Fugate shot an 83. honors by 12 strokes. Preston Luckman led The Braves finished with a Marshfield with an 85. New NFL rule will impact ball carriers

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Madison Square Garden. In return, they left behind tens PHOENIX — If it was of millions of dollars to the good enough for football’s football members. greatest running back, NFL That was easy to do with a The Associated Press owners figure, it should work lucrative television contract Miami’s Mario Chalmers pressures Cleveland’s Shaun Livingston during the first quarter Wednesday. in the 21st century. awaiting. Team owners passed a The new Big East launched player safety as a 10-member league rule barring Wednesday with the addi- Miami rallies to extend streak ball carri- Sports tions of Butler, Creighton and ers from Xavier and a 12-year deal with using the Fox. The agreement is worth THE ASSOCIATED PRESS snap a tie with the 2007-08 Houston previous three games with a knee injury. crown of Shorts about $500 million with the Rockets for the second-longest winning Hawks 98, Bucks 90: Jeff Teague their helmets possibility of increasing to CLEVELAND — LeBron James streak in NBA history. scored 27 points and Al Horford had 26, to make forcible contact with $600 million were the league scored 25 points as the Miami Heat Although the Cavs were missing All- taking control after a sluggish first a defender in the open field. to add more members, overcame a 27-point deficit in the third Star guard Kyrie Irving, Dion Waiters and quarter to lead Atlanta past Milwaukee. Pittsburgh Steelers President according to a person with quarter and won their 24th straight Anderson Varejao — their top three scor- Bobcats 107, Raptors 101: Byron Art Rooney put the change knowledge of the details. The game, 98-95 over the short-handed ers — they pushed Miami to the limit. Mullens scored 25 points and Charlotte succinctly. person spoke on condition of Cleveland Cavaliers on It wasn’t until James, playing his beat Toronto to win consecutive games “Jim Brown never lowered anonymity because the value Wednesday night to fourth game back in Cleveland since for the first time since mid-November. his head,”he said with a smile. of the agreement was not extend the second- NBA leaving as a free agent in 2010, made two Nets 113, Mavericks 96: Brook “It can be done.”And accord- made public. longest winning streak free throws with 4.7 seconds left that Lopez led Brooklyn with 38 points and ing to the rules, it must be The so-called Catholic 7 in NBA history. Recap Miami could relax a little. The Cavs had Deron Williams had 31 in his first visit to done beginning this season. schools completed their exit The Heat are within one last chance to tie it, but C.J. Miles Dallas since spurning his hometown The second significant from the Big East earlier this nine games of matching was long with a 3-pointer in the final team in free agency. player safety rule passed this month. They’ll start play the record of 33 consecutive wins held second, letting Miami off the hook. Hornets 87, Celtics 86: Anthony week to help protect defen- with their three new col- by the 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers. Grizzlies 90, Thunder 89, OT: Davis outreached Kevin Garnett and Jeff sive players came with much leagues in the fall. James and his teammates have Marc Gasol tipped in Zach Randolph’s Green for a last-second tip-in, and the debate. Several coaches and insisted the record isn’t one of their miss with less than a second left in over- Hornets snapped a four-game skid. team executives expressed COLLEGE FOOTBALL goals, and for more than 30 minutes the time, lifting the Grizzlies to the win. Clippers 101, 76ers 72: Chris Paul concern about officiating the ESPN grabs rights to defending champions seemed disinter- In a game that had all the intensity of scored 19 points, nine assists and six new rule, but Commissioner Boise State home games ested and on the verge of losing for the a playoff matchup, Jerryd Bayless con- rebounds as Los Angeles improved to Roger Goodell championed it first time since Feb. 1. Miami trailed 67- nected from the top of the key for 27-8 at home. and it passed 31-1. Cincinnati The Mountain West and 40 with 7:44 left in the third quarter. Memphis with 3.7 seconds left in regu- Spurs 104, Warriors 93: Tim voted no. On Tuesday, the ESPN have reached agree- But behind the irrepressible James, lation to tie it at 83. Duncan had 25 points, 13 rebounds, six league took the peel-back ment on a seven-year deal who added 12 rebounds and 10 assists, After Gasol’s tip over Kevin Durant assists and four blocks, leading San block out of the game. that will give the network the Heat inched closer to history by put the Grizzlies ahead, Russell Antonio to the win. The tuck rule, one of the rights to televise some foot- matching the biggest comeback in the Westbrook’s desperation shot from past Rockets 100, Jazz 93: James most criticized in pro foot- ball and men’s basketball NBA this season, according to STATS. halfcourt was off the mark. Mike Conley Harden scored 29 points to help ball, was eliminated. Now, if games, plus all Boise State’s James had 14 points in the fourth as led the Grizzlies with 24 points and Houston top the Jazz. a quarterback loses control of home football games. Miami completed its second straight Durant led the Thunder with 32 . Wizards 88, Suns 79: John Wall the ball before he has fully Terms of the deal were not comeback. The Heat rallied from 17 Knicks 106, Magic 94: Carmelo scored 19 points and Washington picked protected it after opting not released Wednesday. down — 13 in the fourth quarter — to Anthony scored 21 points to lead New up its first victory at Phoenix in more to throw, it is a fumble. The agreement runs from beat Boston 105-103 Monday night and York over Orlando after missing the than six years. the 2013-14 school year to the Urlacher will have new 2019-20 season. team for 2013 season CBS Sports Network will Springfield’s Russell is named nation’s best still be the hold primary CHICAGO — Brian rights to the conference Urlacher wanted to re-sign She even sold pizza coupons through 2015-16, and will get BY ANNE M.PETERSON with the Chicago Bears. first selection of football The Associated Press door-to-door to make unof- Instead, they’re parting ways ficial visits to prospective games each week during the with the veteran linebacker season, excluding Boise State Mercedes Russell’s trans- schools. after 13 years. formation into the nation’s Russell said she ultimately home games. General manager Phil CBS Sports Network will prep basketball player of the chose Tennessee because Emery said that the team year took a turn between her she’d been a fan since Parker hold rights to Boise State’s couldn’t agree on a contract road conference games. freshman and sophomore played there. Legendary Lady with Urlacher, for years the years, when she grew five Vols coach Pat Summitt’s res- heart and face of the fran- BASEBALL inches and moved from guard ignation last year after 38 years chise. He is now a free agent to the post. never gave Russell any pause. after being slowed by a knee Yankees and Red Sox will The 6-foot-5 Springfield “I’ve actually met her a problem and then missing the honor Newtown victims High School star who is few times when I was there,” last four games of the season TAMPA, Fla. — The New headed to Tennessee in the Russell said of Summitt, who with a hamstring injury. York Yankees and Boston Red fall says the shift made her a was diagnosed with early- The 34-year-old Urlacher, Sox will honor the communi- better player. The Associated Press onset Alzheimer’s disease. an eight-time Pro Bowl play- ty of Newtown and the mem- Others apparently Springfield High School girls basketball player Mercedes Russell, right, “She’s a great woman. She er, started 180 games from ory of those killed in the thought she was good, too, sits with WNBA star Maya Moore after being named the 2012-13 has a great personality.” 2000 through 2012, recording shooting at Sandy Hook because on Wednesday she Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player of the Year on Wednesday. On Wednesday morning, a team-record 1,779 tackles. Elementary School when the was named the Gatorade Girls Russell was surprised in psy- The ninth overall selection in teams play opening day April Basketball Player of the Year, points, 12.3 rebounds, 3.9 high school, but as a 5-foot- chology class by Maya Moore, the 2000 draft has 41.5 sacks, 1 at Yankee Stadium. becoming the first girl from assists and 5.5 blocks per 11 guard she didn’t get that the former NCAA Player of 22 interceptions, 16 fumble Pregame ceremonies Oregon to earn the honor. game her senior year for the much attention. the Year and Olympic gold recoveries and 11 forced fum- include a joint honor guard of Russell joins the likes of Millers. In this year’s Class Then she grew. And grew. medalist, who presented her bles. He was the AP’s defen- Newtown police and fire- Lisa Leslie, Candace Parker 5A girls tournament, she had As a result, she shifted posi- with the award. Moore herself sive player of the year in 2005. fighters, and a moment of and current Stanford star 32 points, 14 rebounds and 12 tions. was a Gatorade national play- NFL suspends Redskins silence at which time a list of Chiney Ogwumike in receiv- blocks in a semifinal victory “It’s made me more ver- er of the year at Collins Hill the victims’ names will be ing the award. Kevin Love, over Hermiston. satile,” she said. “Going to a high in Georgia. running back Jackson recognized on the center- She wrapped up her prep post, you still keep those who played at Oregon’s Lake “There were a bunch of WASHINGTON — field scoreboard. Oswego High School, was career with 2,273 points, skills that you learned as a cameras and I was like,‘What Washington Redskins line- The Yankees and Red Sox honored with it on the boy’s 1,642 rebounds and 562 guard. I think that helps.” are they doing here?’” backer Rob Jackson has been will wear a special ribbon on side in 2007. blocked shots. Russell did her homework Russell said. “Then I turned suspended four games with- their uniforms. Baseball Russell is certainly Russell turned her focus when it came to making sure around and Maya Moore was out pay for violating the commissioner Bud Selig has deserving after averaging 25.1 solely to basketball early in Tennessee was the right fit. right there. I was surprised.” NFL’s substance abuse policy. asked that all other 28 major The league said that league teams wear the ribbon Jackson will miss the first during their opening games. RESORT Coore and Crenshaw, and significantly and landscaped. side and eat and drink and be four games of the regular Tony Russell, who helped There also will be more out- protected from the wind. It season. TRACK & FIELD From Page B1 build all the resort’s courses. door areas for guests to sit will be a cool place for people Scott Millhouser, the head that can be protected from to hang out.” Hawaii again will host Former 200-meter A new tee was added to pro at Bandon Trails, the wind, Millhouser said, Since the renovation the Pro Bowl next year record holder dies the par-3 17th hole to give applauded the changes. adding that the changes are started in November, only 13 PHOENIX — The Pro ROME — Pietro Mennea, another angle and length, “They’re going to make appropriate with the addi- holes have been open at a former Italian sprinter who depending on the strength the course more playable and tion last spring of Bandon Bandon Trails. Nearly 100 Bowl will return to Honolulu next January and again will held the world record in the and direction of the wind. more enjoyable,” he said. Preserve, the 13-hole par-3 rounds are scheduled for 200 meters for nearly 17 The changes were Though golfers may not course that shares the club- Friday. be played the week before the Super Bowl. years, has died. He was 60. designed by the course’s notice all the renovations, house with Bandon Trails. “The people that played The Italian Olympic architects, Ben Crenshaw “Their score will be better.” “Guests can stay at Trails (the 13 holes) were just NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Wednesday at Committee made the and Bill Coore, with input In addition to all the on- for the day,” he said. “They chomping at the bit to play all announcement, saying from Keiser. They mostly course changes, the patio in can play the preserve in the 18,” Millhouser said. the owners meetings that the all-star game he once con- Mennea died in a Rome clinic were completed by David front of the Trails End club- morning and Trails in the “They’re excited to get out on Thursday. No cause of Zinkand, an associate of house has been expanded afternoon. They can sit out- and play Trails.” sidered scrapping has been scheduled for Aloha Stadium death was given. on Jan. 26. He added that Mennea won gold in the Hawaii will be included “on 200 and bronze in the 4x400 TENNIS mistic and they work hard.” said. “The girls respect Katie Boesl, a sophomore, some sort of rotational basis” relay at the 1980 Moscow Seven of the team’s play- them.” is the only returning player in any future Pro Bowl Olympics, plus a bronze in From Page B1 ers in the lineup Wednesday Boesl said Henriquez has who qualified for state last scheduling. the 200 at the 1972 Munich are back from last year, improved by leaps and year, winning the consola- Games. While North Bend won including all four singles bounds this year and that the tion title in doubles with her COLLEGE BASKETBALL Mennea set the record of the match, Marshfield’s players, as well as Hurbis, rest of the team is following sister Heidi, who graduated New Big East secures 19.72 seconds on Sept. 12, players said they also are Guirado and Kennedy. suit. last year. 1979,in Mexico City.The mark happy with how the season is Henriquez and Hurbis are “I’m really happy how our This year, Katie is making big TV deal from Fox lasted until Michael Johnson developing. the team’s only seniors. girls are progressing,” he an adjustment to playing sin- NEW YORK — The break- ran 19.66 on June 23, 1996, at “I think we have a good “Spencer and Henriquez said. “They come to every gles. away basketball schools kept the U.S. Olympic trials. bunch of girls,” Henriquez are fantastic captains,” practice working to get bet- “I’m having fun with it,” the Big East name and the Usain Bolt holds the cur- said. “They’re pretty opti- Marshfield coach Aron Boesl ter.” she said. conference tournament in rent 200 record of 19.19. 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C M C M Y K Thursday, March 21 2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports La Salle ousts Boise State Sun Devils

DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — who attended La Salle and four games, added 15 points win in NIT Guards, guards everywhere. love La Salle, who had great and defensive specialist And they can shoot. basketball, and certainly Andre Nation added 14 for TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — Jahii La Salle gets to take its they’ve longed for that.” the Dukes, who were winless Carson had 22 points, 10 uncharacteristic approach — In the first game, A.J. in the NCAA tournament rebounds and six assists and not much size but lots of Davis stepped in for James since 1983. Carrick Felix added 21 points shots and lots of points — Madison’s suspended leading Jamal Olasewere had 20 and seven rebounds as No. 3 back to a city that has a little scorer and had 20 points, points and 10 rebounds and Arizona State got past No. 6 nostalgia for the Explorers. leading the Dukes to a 68-55 C.J. Garner 16 points for the Detroit 83-68 Wednesday in Tyrone Garland led the win over LIU Brooklyn. Blackbirds, who have lost in the first round of the NIT. guard-driven offense with 22 James Madison (21-14), their first game in each of The Sun Devils (22-12) play points, and the Explorers which won its first NCAA their six trips to the tourna- at No. 2 seed Baylor Friday wrapped up the NCAA tour- tournament game in 30 ment, including the last three night in the second round. nament’s First Four by get- years, next takes on top- years. The Bears beat Long Beach ting the better of an old- seeded Indiana, also in Goins, JMU’s leading State in their opening round fashioned shootout, beating Dayton. scorer (12.7) and rebounder game Wednesday 112-66. Boise State 80-71 on The Dukes were without (7.4), was suspended for the Jason Calliste led the Wednesday night. suspended starter Rayshawn first half following a weekend Titans with 19 points as It was a notable moment Goins for the first half, but arrest. Police in Arizona State held Detroit to for the 13th-seeded Explorers built a big lead. After the Harrisonburg, Va., said they 10 under its season average of (22-9), who hadn’t even been Blackbirds (20-14) rallied to were called to break up a 78 points a game. in the tournament for 21 take a brief lead, the Dukes party early Sunday morning “I just think we’re physi- years. Now, they head to surged again to win going and Goins was shouting cal,” Carson said. “I don’t Kansas City to play fourth- away by closing the game on obscenities at them. He think they are used to the seeded Kansas State on a 10-2 run. looked out of synch when he physicality of the Pac-12 and Friday. Davis opened the game got into the game, but later we brought that a little bit to Kansas City? That’s the with an emphatic 3 as if to say added four points in the them. The league that they place where they beat this was his time. And he decisive run that put the play in ball screens and guard Bradley to win the national didn’t let up. game out of reach. play but we force it inside, we title in 1954. “Coach said, ‘Don’t do Now, the Dukes have just try to punish them.” “Unbelievable tradition anything outside of your taken a step toward remind- After trailing by as much here,” coach John Giannini character, just be humble and ing people how dangerous The Associated Press as 25 in the first half, Detroit said. “I think people have play your game,”’Davis said. they used to be. La Salle guard Tyrone Garland drives against Boise State on Wednesday. (20-13) scored the first nine tended to have forgotten “While Rayshawn was sitting Lou Campanelli coached points of the second half.. what a basketball power La out, a couple of guys came off the Dukes to mammoth team lost to eventual final minute. Detroit later got within 51-42 Salle was for over four the bench and stepped up for NCAA upsets over national champion North But James Madison’s last but Carson, the nation’s top- decades. So it’s a big deal. It’s us.” Georgetown in 1981, Ohio Carolina — led by Michael appearance came with Lefty scoring freshman, hit back- a big deal to re-establish Charles Cooke, who had- State in 1982 and West Jordan, James Worthy and Driesell prowling the sideline to-back baskets and the that. It’s a big deal for people n’t scored in three of his last Virginia in 1983. The 1982 Sam Perkins — 52-50 in the in 1994. Titans never got closer. Scoreboard

Doubles: Taylor Cuzzort and Hannah At San Jose, Calif. Houston 73, Texas 72 Harvard (20-8) at Hartford (21-11), 4 p.m. Portland 0 1 2 2 5 6 On The Air Schandalmeier-Lynch, NB, d. Spencer Hurbis UNLV (25-9) vs. California (20-11), 4:27 p.m. Quarterfinals Akron (23-9) at Duquesne (23-7), 4 p.m. Colorado 0 2 1 1 2 4 and Abby Clough, 6-0, 6-1; Desiree Guirado and Syracuse (26-9) vs. Montana (25-6), 30 min- Monday, March 25 SMU (21-9) at Bowling Green (22-10), 4 p.m. Seattle 0 1 1 1 1 2 Today Braeden Kennedy, Mar, d. Raegan Spence and utes following George Mason (19-14) vs. Houston (20-12), TBA Sacred Heart (22-10) at Boston U. (23-5), 4 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Men’s College Basketball — NCAA Tournament: Karen LaGesse, 6-1, 6-4; McKenna Reasor and Friday, March 22 Santa Clara (22-11) vs. Purdue (16-17), TBA p.m. Saturday, March 23 Michigan State vs. Valparaiso, 9 a.m. CBS; Butler Ashley LaBarre, NB, d. Heather Whitty and At Dayton, Ohio Wright State (22-12) vs. Richmond (19-14), TBA Army (22-8) at Fordham (24-8), 4 p.m. Columbus at D.C. United, 12:30 p.m. vs. Bucknell, 9:40 a.m., TruTV; Pittsburgh vs. Serena Knopper, 6-0, 7-5; Rylee Mobley and N.C. State (24-10) vs. Temple (23-9), 10:40 a.m. Wyoming (20-13) vs. Western Michigan (21-12), NC A&T (22-9) at James Madison (22-10), 4 Sporting Kansas City at New England, 1 p.m. Wichita State, 10:40 a.m., TBS; Saint Louis vs. Bailey Lyon, NB, d. Jenny Shaffer and Katrina Indiana (27-6) vs. James Madison, 30 minutes TBA p.m. New York at Montreal, 1:30 p.m. New Mexico State, 11:10 a.m., TNT; Memphis vs. Garcia, 7-5, 6-0. following Richmond (16-15) at NC State (16-16), 4 p.m. Real Salt Lake at FC Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Saint Mary’s, 11:45 a.m., CBS; Marquette vs. GOLF At Austin, Texas CollegeInsider.com Tournament Davidson (21-12) at Old Dominion (19-11), 4 Vancouver at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Davidson, 12:10 p.m., TruTV; Gonzaga vs. BOYS Miami (27-6) vs. Pacific (22-12), 11:10 a.m. First Round p.m Colorado at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Southern, 1:10 p.m., TBS; Oklahoma State vs. Illinois (22-12) vs. Colorado (21-11), 30 minutes Tuesday, March 19 Appalachian State (19-10) at Charlotte (24-5), Seattle FC at San Jose, 7:30 p.m. Oregon, 1:40 p.m., TNT; Louisville vs. North At Bandon Crossings following Eastern Kentucky 69, Gardner-Webb 62 4 p.m. Sunday, March 24 Carolina A&T, 3:50 p.m., TBS; Michigan vs. South Medalist: Montana Frame, Reedsport, 69. SOUTH REGIONAL Fairfield at Kent State, ppd., snow Florida (18-14) at Florida International (19-12), Chivas USA at Chicago, 2 p.m. Dakota State, 4:15 p.m., CBS; Arizona vs. Belmont, REEDSPORT (345): Montana Frame 36-33-69, Second Round East Carolina 66, Savannah State 65 4 p.m. 4:20 p.m., TNT; UNLV vs. California, 4:27 p.m., Andrew Wall 45-37-82, Mike Mitchell 46-49-95, Today Rider 63, Hartford 54 Winthrop (20-12) at Florida Gulf Coast (27-6), Pro Baseball TruTV; Colorado State vs. Missouri, 6:20 p.m., Daniel Gentry 48-51-99, Bryce Barnhart 66-73-139. At Auburn Hills, Mich. Youngstown State 99, Oakland (16-16) 87 4:05 p.m. MARSHFIELD (355): Preston Luckman 44-41- TBS; Virginia Commonwealth vs. Akron, 6:45 Michigan (26-7) vs. South Dakota State (25-9), Loyola (Md) 70, Boston U. 63 Indiana State (18-12) at Youngstown St. (22-9), Spring Training p.m., CBS; New Mexico vs. Harvard, 6:45 p.m., 85, Jacob Klein 48-40-88, Cody Easton 44-46- 4:15 p.m. Evansville 84, Tennessee State 72 4:05 p.m. Wednesday’s Games TNT; Syracuse vs. Montana, 6:57 p.m., TruTV. 90, Sean Paris 46-46-92, Kasey Banks 48-46-94. VCU (26-8) vs. Akron (26-6), 30 minutes fol- Wednesday, March 20 Texas Southern (20-11) at Kansas State (15-17), Washington 7, Miami 5 Extreme Sports — Winter X Games Europe, 10 COTTAGE GROVE (380): Cody Simons 45-44- lowing Canisius 69, Elon 53 5 p.m. a.m. and 4 p.m., ESPN. 89, Johnny Conrad 47-45-92, Mason Mueller 52- Friday, March 22 Kent State 73, Fairfield 71 Miami (Ohio) (19-12) at Illinois (16-13), 5 p.m. Baltimore 7, Toronto 5 Preseason Baseball — Chicago Cubs vs. Seattle, 7 47-99, Michael Sand 52-48-100, Kinzer Cox 52- At Philadelphia Bradley 75, Green Bay 69 East Carolina (22-9) at Western Kentucky (21- Atlanta 18, Pittsburgh 9 N.Y. Yankees 4, Boston 0 p.m., Root Sports. 52-104. Georgetown (25-6) vs. Florida Gulf Coast (24- Tulane 84, South Alabama 73 10), 5 p.m. L.A. Angels 6, Cleveland 5 Golf — PGA Tour Arnold Palmer Invitational, BANDON (393): Braden Fugate 42-41-83, 10), 3:50 p.m. Illinois-Chicago 80, Chicago State 69 Memphis (17-14) at Arkansas (18-12), 5 p.m. San Francisco (ss) 0, Milwaukee 0, tie, 10 innings noon, Golf Channel; LPGA Kia Classic, 3:30 p.m., Ethan Wickstrom 48-45-93, Troy McClurg 54-51- San Diego State (22-10) vs. Oklahoma (20-11), Northern Iowa 77, North Dakota 66 Sam Houston State (18-14) at Tulane (22-8), 5 San Francisco (ss) 6, San Diego 4 Golf Channel; European Tour Malaysian Open, 6 105, Tyler Wiprud 55-57-112, Shelby Banister 58- 30 minutes following Oral Roberts 84, UT Arlington 76 p.m. Kansas City 7, L.A. Dodgers 2 a.m., Golf Channel. 73-131. At Kansas City, Mo. Weber State 85, Cal Poly 43 IUPUI (20-11) at Illinois State (23-10), 5:05 p.m. Arizona 4, Chicago White Sox 2 Friday, March 22 OAKRIDGE (393): Gerry Snyder 40-41-81, North Carolina (24-10) vs. Villanova (20-13), UC Irvine 80, High Point 71 Northern Colorado (20-12) at Wyoming (24-7), N.Y. Mets 7, Houston 5 Men’s College Basketball — NCAA Colton Dick 48-45-93, Ace Pugh 54-50-104, Rex 4:20 p.m. Air Force 69, Hawaii 65 6 p.m. Tampa Bay vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Fla., Tournament: Duke vs. Albany, 9:15 a.m., CBS; Gardner 64-51-115, Kyle Powell 69-59-128. Kansas (29-5) vs. Western Kentucky (20-15), 30 Hawaii (17-13) at San Diego (21-9), 6 p.m. NCAA Women’s Tournament ccd., Rain Wisconsin vs. Mississippi, 9:40 a.m., TruTV; GOLD BEACH (413): Shane Roberts 49-44-93, minutes following Seattle (20-10) at Saint Mary’s (Cal) (20-10), 7 OKLAHOMA CITY REGIONAL Today’s Games North Carolina State vs. Temple, 10:40 a.m., Cody Hawkins 49-52-101, Brennen Eilek 54-52- At Austin, Texas p.m. First Round Toronto vs. Tampa Bay, 10:05 a.m. TBS; Miami vs. Pacific, 11:10 a.m., TNT; Creighton 106, Chance Underhill 54-59-113, Jaxsun Gysbers Florida (26-7) vs. Northwestern State (23-8), Friday, March 22 Saturday, March 23 St. Louis vs. N.Y. Mets, 10:10 a.m. vs. Cincinnati, 11:45 a.m., CBS; Kansas State vs. 61-72-133. 4:27 p.m. Ball State (15-15) at Minnesota (18-13), 5 p.m. At Columbus, Ohio Milwaukee vs. Chicago White Sox, 1:05 p.m. La Salle, 12:10 p.m., TruTV; Indiana vs. James NORTH BEND (449): Jared Davisson 49-47-96, UCLA (25-9) vs. Minnesota (20-12), 30 minutes Northern Iowa (16-16) at Marquette (16-15), 5 Oklahoma (22-10) vs. Central Michigan (21-11), Oakland vs. Cincinnati, 1:05 p.m. Madison 1:10 p.m., TBS; Illinois vs. Colorado, Eddie Metcalf 56-54-110, Adam Urban 56-54-110, following p.m. 9:10 a.m. Chicago Cubs (ss) vs. L.A. Dodgers, 1:05 p.m. 1:40 p.m., TNT; Georgetown vs. Florida Gulf Cole Hollingsworth 70-67-133. MIDWEST REGIONAL Eastern Washington (19-12) at Washington UCLA (25-7) vs. Stetson (24-8), 30 minutes fol- Cleveland vs. Arizona, 1:10 p.m. Coast, 3:50 p.m., TBS; Ohio State vs. Iona, 4:15 Second Round (20-11), 7 p.m. lowing Houston vs. Detroit, 3:05 p.m. p.m., CBS; North Carolina vs. Villanova, 4:20 Today UALR (24-8) at Pacific (25-7), 7 p.m. Pro Basketball At Knoxville, Tenn. Washington vs. Atlanta, 3:05 p.m. p.m., TNT; Florida vs. Northwestern State, 4:27 At Lexington, Ky. Syracuse (24-7) vs. Creighton (24-7), 8:20 a.m. Philadelphia vs. Boston, 4:05 p.m. p.m., TruTV; San Diego State vs. Oklahoma, 6:20 Louisville (29-5) vs. N.C. A&T, 3:50 p.m. NBA Tennessee (24-7) vs. Oral Roberts (18-12), 30 Pittsburgh vs. Baltimore, 4:05 p.m. p.m., TBS; Notre Dame vs. Iowa State, 6:45 p.m., Colorado State (25-8) vs. Missouri (22-10), 30 EASTERN CONFERENCE minutes following Hockey Minnesota vs. N.Y. Yankees, 4:05 p.m. CBS; Kansas vs. Western Kentucky, 6:50 p.m., minutes following Atlantic Division W L Pct GB Sunday, March 24 L.A. Angels vs. Texas, 6:05 p.m. TNT; UCLA vs. Minnesota, 6:57 p.m., TruTV. At Auburn Hills, Mich. New York 40 26 .606 — At Waco, Texas NHL Colorado vs. San Francisco, 7:05 p.m. Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Auto Club Michigan State (25-8) vs. Valparaiso (26-7), Brooklyn 40 28 .588 1 Florida State (22-9) vs. Princeton (22-6), 2:10 EASTERN CONFERENCE Chicago Cubs (ss) vs. Seattle, 7:05 p.m. 400 practice, 11:30 a.m., and qualifyiing, 4 p.m., 9:15 a.m Boston 36 31 .537 4 1/2 p.m. Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA Friday’s Games Speed Channel; NASCAR Nationwide Series Royal Memphis (30-4) vs. Saint Mary’s (Cal), 30 min- Philadelphia 26 41 .388 14 1/2 Baylor (32-1) vs. Prairie View (17-14), 30 min- Pittsburgh 31 23 8 0 46 110 81 Baltimore vs. Tampa Bay (ss), 10:05 a.m. Purple 300 practice, 1:30 p.m., Speed Channel; Toronto 26 42 .382 15 utes following N.Y. Rangers 29 15 12 2 32 70 70 Formula One Malaysia Grand Prix qualifying, 1 utes following Tampa Bay (ss) vs. Pittsburgh, 10:05 a.m. Southeast Division W L Pct GB At San Jose, Calif. At Louisville, Ky. New Jersey 30 13 11 6 32 74 84 a.m., NBC Sports Network. Boston vs. Toronto, 10:05 a.m. y-Miami 53 14 .791 — Saint Louis (27-6) vs. New Mexico State (24- Purdue (24-8) vs. Liberty (27-6), 9:10 a.m. N.Y. Islanders 29 13 13 3 29 86 96 Extreme Sports — Winter X Games Europe, 10 St. Louis vs. Houston, 10:05 a.m. Atlanta 38 30 .559 15 1/2 10), 11:10 a.m. Louisville (24-8) vs. Middle Tennessee (25-7), Philadelphia 30 13 16 1 27 81 92 a.m. and 4 p.m., ESPN. N.Y. Yankees vs. Minnesota, 10:05 a.m. Washington 24 43 .358 29 Oklahoma State (24-8) vs. Oregon (26-8), 30 30 minutes following Northeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA Preseason Baseball — Chicago Cubs vs. Atlanta vs. Philadelphia, 10:05 a.m. Orlando 18 51 .261 36 minutes following SPOKANE REGIONAL Montreal 29 19 5 5 43 92 73 Milwaukee, 1 p.m., WGN. Detroit vs. Washington, 10:05 a.m. Charlotte 16 52 .235 37 1/2 Friday, March 22 First Round Boston 28 19 6 3 41 82 60 Golf — PGA Tour Arnold Palmer Invitational, Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee, 1:05 p.m. Central Division W L Pct GB At Philadelphia Saturday, March 23 Ottawa 30 16 8 6 38 77 65 noon, Golf Channel; LPGA Kia Classic, 3:30 p.m., Kansas City vs. L.A. Angels, 1:05 p.m. x-Indiana 42 26 .618 — Duke (27-5) vs. Albany (N.Y.) (24-10), 9:15 a.m. At Spokane, Wash. Toronto 30 16 12 2 34 90 85 Golf Channel; Champions Tour Mississippi Gulf Cincinnati vs. L.A. Dodgers, 1:05 p.m. Chicago 36 30 .545 5 Creighton (27-7) vs. Cincinnati (22-11), 30 min- Iowa State (23-8) vs. Gonzaga (27-5), 1:15 p.m. Buffalo 30 11 15 4 26 79 95 Resort Classic, 9:30 a.m., Golf Channel; European Colorado (ss) vs. Texas, 1:05 p.m. Milwaukee 34 33 .507 7 1/2 utes following Georgia (25-6) vs. Montana (23-7), 30 minutes Southeast GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tour Malaysian Open, 6 a.m., Golf Channel. San Francisco vs. Colorado (ss), 1:10 p.m. Detroit 23 46 .333 19 1/2 WEST REGIONAL following Winnipeg 30 16 12 2 34 80 86 Saturday, March 23 N.Y. Mets vs. Miami, 4:05 p.m. Cleveland 22 46 .324 20 Second Round At Lubbock, Texas Carolina 29 15 12 2 32 84 82 Men’s College Basketball — NCAA Arizona vs. Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Today California (28-3) vs. Fresno State (24-8), 1:30 Tampa Bay 30 13 16 1 27 98 90 Tournament, games at 9 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 2 p.m. Seattle vs. San Diego, 7:05 p.m. Southwest Division W L Pct GB At Salt Lake City p.m. Washington 29 12 16 1 25 79 87 and 4:30 p.m. on CBS; 3 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. on Chicago White Sox vs. Oakland, 7:05 p.m. x-San Antonio 52 16 .765 — Pittsburgh (24-8) vs. Wichita State (26-8), Texas Tech (21-10) vs. South Florida (21-10), 30 Florida 30 8 16 6 22 74 110 TNT; and 4 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. on TBS; NIT: Memphis 46 21 .687 5 1/2 10:40 a.m. minutes following WESTERN CONFERENCE Stanford at Alabama, 9 a.m., ESPN. Houston 37 31 .544 15 Gonzaga (31-2) vs. Southern (23-9), 30 minutes Sunday, March 24 Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA Transactions Women’s College Basketball — Women’s College Basketball — NCAA Dallas 32 36 .471 20 following At Stanford, Calif. Chicago 30 24 3 3 51 102 66 Tournament games at 8 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. New Orleans 23 46 .333 29 1/2 Arizona (25-7) vs. Belmont (26-6), 4:20 p.m. BASEBALL Stanford (31-2) vs. Tulsa (16-16), 2:20 p.m. St. Louis 29 16 11 2 34 87 83 American League and 3:30 p.m., ESPN2. Northwest Division W L Pct GB New Mexico (29-5) vs. Harvard (19-9), 30 min- Detroit 30 14 11 5 33 80 79 Michigan (21-10) vs. Villanova (21-10), 30 min- NEW YORK YANKEES—Reassigned LHP Matt NBA Basketball — Indiana at Chicago, 5 p.m., x-Oklahoma City 50 19 .725 — utes following Columbus 30 12 12 6 30 68 79 utes following Tracy and RHP Mark Montgomery to their minor WGN. Denver 47 22 .681 3 Friday, March 22 At Baton Rouge, La. Nashville 30 11 13 6 28 70 81 At Baton Rouge, La. league camp. Major League Soccer — Columbus at D.C. United, Utah 34 34 .500 15 1/2 At Dayton, Ohio Northwest GP W L OT Pts GF GA Penn State (25-5) vs. Cal Poly (21-10), 2:10 p.m. National League 12:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network; Seattle at San Portland 31 36 .463 18 Ohio State (26-7) vs. Iona (20-13), 4:15 p.m. Minnesota 29 17 10 2 36 77 71 LSU (20-11) vs. Green Bay (29-2), 30 minutes MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Acquired 3B Stephen Jose, 11 p.m. (delayed), Root Sports. Minnesota 23 42 .354 25 Notre Dame (25-9) vs. Iowa State (22-11), 30 following Vancouver 29 14 9 6 34 81 82 Parker from Oakland for RHP Darren Byrd. Golf — PGA Tour Arnold Palmer Invitational, Pacific Division W L Pct GB minutes following NORFOLK REGIONAL Edmonton 29 11 11 7 29 72 85 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Acquired INF John 11:30 a.m., NBC; LPGA Kia Classic, 4 p.m., Golf L.A. Clippers 47 22 .681 — At Kansas City, Mo. First Round Calgary 27 11 12 4 26 78 91 McDonald from Arizona for a player to be Channel; Champions Tour Mississippi Gulf Resort Golden State 39 31 .557 8 1/2 Wisconsin (23-11) vs. Mississippi (26-8), 9:40 Saturday, March 23 Colorado 29 11 14 4 26 75 92 named or cash considerations. Classic, 2 a.m., Golf Channel; European Tour L.A. Lakers 36 33 .522 11 a.m. At Boulder, Colo. Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Acquired LHP Ian Malaysian Open, 6 a.m., Golf Channel. Sacramento 24 44 .353 22 1/2 Kansas State (27-7) vs. La Salle, 30 minutes South Carolina (24-7) vs. South Dakota State Anaheim 29 22 3 4 48 99 71 Krol from Oakland to complete an earlier trade. Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Auto Club Phoenix 23 46 .333 24 following (25-7), 1:10 p.m. Los Angeles 29 17 10 2 36 88 73 BASKETBALL 400 practice, 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Speed x-clinched playoff spot Colorado (25-6) vs. Kansas (18-13), 30 minutes San Jose 29 13 10 6 32 71 77 National Basketball Association Channel; NASCAR Nationwide Series Royal Purple y-clinched division Men’s NIT following Phoenix 30 13 13 4 30 79 85 NBA—Named Kiki Vandeweghe vice president, 300, qualifying at 10:30 a.m., Speed Channel, and Wednesday’s Games First Round College Station, Texas Dallas 29 13 13 3 29 76 88 basketball operations. race at 2 p.m., ESPN; NHRA Sportsman Series, 8 Miami 98, Cleveland 95 Tuesday Texas A&M (24-9) vs. Wichita State (24-9), 1:05 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- FOOTBALL p.m., ESPN2; Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix, 1 Charlotte 107, Toronto 101 Maryland 86, Niagara 70 p.m. time loss. National Football League a.m., NBC Sports Network. New York 106, Orlando 94 St. John’s 63, Saint Joseph’s 61 Nebraska (23-8) vs. Chattanooga (29-3), 30 Wednesday’s Games Preseason Baseball — Cleveland vs. Seattle, 1 Atlanta 98, Milwaukee 90 Louisiana Tech 71, Florida State 66 minutes following San Jose 4, Edmonton 3, SO NFL—Suspended Washington LB Rob Jackson p.m., Root Sports; Los Angeles Angels vs. Chicago Brooklyn 113, Dallas 96 Robert Morris 59, Kentucky 57 Sunday, March 24 Toronto 4, Tampa Bay 2 for four games, without pay, for violating the Cubs, 1 p.m., WGN. Houston 100, Utah 93 Alabama 62, Northeastern 43 At Iowa City Minnesota 4, Detroit 2 NFL’s substance abuse policy. Memphis 90, Oklahoma City 89, OT Virginia 67, Norfolk State 56 Notre Dame (31-1) vs. UT-Martin (19-14), 2:05 Colorado 4, Dallas 3 CHICAGO BEARS—Signed DE Turk McBride to a Local Schedule New Orleans 87, Boston 86 Denver 61, Ohio 57 p.m. Anaheim 4, Chicago 2 one-year contract. Announced they were unable San Antonio 104, Golden State 93 BYU 90, Washington 79 Miami (21-10) vs. Iowa (20-12), 30 minutes fol- Today’s Games to reach accord on a contract with LB Brian Today Washington 88, Phoenix 79 Stanford 58, Stephen F. Austin 57 lowing Toronto at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Urlacher, making Urlacher a free agent. High School Baseball — Marshfield at South L.A. Clippers 101, Philadelphia 72 Wednesday At Durham, N.C. Montreal at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. HOUSTON TEXANS—Re-signed CB Brice Umpqua, 5 p.m. Today’s Games Iowa 68, Indiana State 52 Duke (30-2) vs. Hampton (28-5), 9:05 a.m. Florida at N.Y. Rangers, 4 p.m. McCain to a three-year contract. High School Softball — South Umpqua at Portland at Chicago, 5 p.m. Providence 75, Charlotte 66 Oklahoma State (21-10) vs. DePaul (21-11), 30 New Jersey at Carolina, 4 p.m. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed LS Thomas Marshfield, 5 p.m.; Coquille at Douglas, 4 p.m.; Philadelphia at Denver, 6 p.m. Stony Brook 71, Massachusetts 58 minutes following Boston at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. Gafford. Cottage Grove at North Bend, 4 p.m.; Reedsport at Minnesota at Sacramento, 7 p.m. Mercer 75, Tennessee 67 BRIDGEPORT REGIONAL Washington at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Re-signed CB Umpqua Valley Christian, 6:30 p.m. Friday’s Games Baylor 112, Long Beach State 66 First Round Calgary at Nashville, 5 p.m. Marquice Cole and LB Niko Koutouvides. High School Track & Field — Bandon at Siuslaw New York at Toronto, 4 p.m. Southern Mississippi 78, Charleston Southern Saturday, March 23 Vancouver at Phoenix, 7 p.m. OAKLAND RAIDERS—Re-signed OL Khalif Icebreaker, 4 p.m. Milwaukee at Indiana, 4 p.m. 71 At Storrs, Conn. Dallas at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Barnes. High School Girls Tennis — Marshfield at North Oklahoma City at Orlando, 4 p.m. Arizona State 83, Detroit 68 Vanderbilt (20-11) vs. Saint Joseph’s (23-8), Friday’s Games TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Re-signed C Eugene, canceled. Portland at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Second Round 8:05 a.m. Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. Andrew Economos and LB Jacob Cutrera. High School Boys Golf — Marshfield, North Bend Detroit at Miami, 4:30 p.m. Today Connecticut (29-4) vs. Idaho (17-15), 30 min- Calgary at Columbus, 4 p.m. WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Agreed to terms at Tokatee, 11 a.m. Cleveland at Houston, 5 p.m. Denver (22-9) at Maryland (23-12), 4 p.m. utes following Washington at Winnipeg, 4 p.m. with CB E.J. Biggers. Friday, March 22 Memphis at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Friday, March 22 At College Park, Md. Detroit at Anaheim, 7 p.m. HOCKEY National Hockey League High School Baseball — Siuslaw at Marshfield, Boston at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Arizona State (22-12) at Baylor (19-14), 5 p.m. Maryland (24-7) vs. Quinnipiac (30-2), 8:15 National Hockey League 5 p.m.; North Bend at Newport, 4:30 p.m.; Utah at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Stony Brook (25-7) at Iowa (22-12), 6:30 p.m. a.m. Soccer NHL—Suspended Florida F Eric Selleck one Reedsport at Umpqua Valley Christian, 4:30 Minnesota at Phoenix, 7 p.m. Saturday, March 23 Michigan State (24-8) vs. Marist (26-6), 30 game for leaving the bench on a legal line p.m. Washington at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Stanford (19-14) at Alabama (22-12), 9 a.m. minutes following change for the purpose of starting a fight with High School Softball — Marshfield at Siuslaw, 5 Sunday, March 24 Sunday, March 24 Major League Soccer Carolina F Kevin Westgarth during a March 19 p.m. St. John’s (17-15) at Virginia (22-11), 8 a.m. At Newark, Del. EASTERN CONFERENCE game. High School Boys Golf — Reedsport at Mallard College Basketball Monday, March 25 Delaware (30-3) vs. West Virginia (17-13), 9:15 W L T Pts GF GA INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed DT Aubrayo Creek, TBA. Robert Morris (24-10) at Providence (18-14), 4 a.m. Montreal 3 0 0 9 5 2 Franklin and G Joe Reitz. Saturday, March 23 Men’s NCAA Tournament p.m. North Carolina (28-6) vs. Albany (NY) (27-3), Philadelphia 2 1 0 6 4 4 MONTREAL CANADIENS—Signed D Francis High School Baseball — Prospect at Myrtle FIRST ROUND Mercer (24-11) at BYU (22-11), 9 p.m. 30 minutes following Columbus 1 1 1 4 5 3 Bouillon to a one-year contract extension. Point (2), 1 p.m.; Reedsport at Marshfield, noon. At UD Arena Louisiana Tech (27-6) at Southern Mississippi At Queens, N.Y. Sporting KC 1 1 1 4 4 3 OTTAWA SENATORS—Signed G Andrew High School Softball — Taft at North Bend (2), Dayton, Ohio (26-9), 10 p.m. Kentucky (27-5) vs. Navy (21-11), 9:05 a.m. D.C. United 1 1 1 4 1 2 Hammond to a two-year entry-level contract. noon; Prospect at Myrtle Point (2), 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 19 Dayton (27-2) vs. St. John’s (18-12), 30 minutes Houston 1 1 0 3 4 3 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING—Signed F Slater N.C. A&T 83, Liberty 72 College Basketball Invitational following Toronto FC 1 20334 Koekkoek to a standard three-year, entry-level Saint Mary’s 67, Middle Tennessee 54 First Round New England 1 1 0 3 1 1 contract. High School Results Wednesday, March 20 Tuesday Women’s NIT New York 0 1 2 2 4 5 COLLEGE James Madison 68, LIU Brooklyn 55 George Mason 78, College of Charleston 77 Wednesday, March 20 Chicago 021105 ALABAMA—Announced the resignation of ath- TENNIS La Salle 80, Boise State 71 Wyoming 67, Lehigh 66 Auburn 80, UAB 57 WESTERN CONFERENCE letic director Mal Moore. 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Prior experience in “Branch Manager Candidates with lesser World, Umpqua Post, The Link, the newspaper industry is a plus. “Loan Officer & Mortgage qualifications may be considered. Online & Smart Mobile. Banker Solid work ethic and experience All specials are category specific. We offer competitive pay and “Loan Processor is required. 227 Elderly Care There are no refunds on specials. benefits. This is an excellent Sause Bros. offers a benefit Starts October 1, 2012 “Loan Closer / Funder HARMONY HOMECARE opportunity for a proven financial package including Medical, Dir. 503-906-7403 “Underwriter “Quality Caregivers provide 541-267-6278 professional to bring his/her skills, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Cell. 503-320-7999 Assisted living in your home”. ideas and knowledge to an 401K with Company Contribution, Fax. 503-213-6139 541-260-1788 established organization. Long and Short Term Disability www.alpinerealtygrp.com 207 Drivers and Vacation Pay. 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ML-4645. 580 Schetter Ave. Refrigerator, Salary Range: $ 9.00 - $17.00 function independently in a small, [email protected] 477 Birthdays range & dishwasher, storage. EOE For more details please rural hospital setting. A positive Please, no phone calls. 306 Jobs Wanted W/S/G paid. Coin-op laundry. apply online: team attitude is essential. Criminal $525/mo + $525 security deposit. www.myfirstccu.org background check and drug DRIVER AVAILABLE for trips from screen required. Two years of Coos Bay/ North Bend to Lincoln City Call 541-294-8808. experience preferred. S MALL or beyond & all cities in between and To apply go to from Coos Bay/ North Bend to Eureka www.lowerumpquahospital.com or beyond & all cities in between for B USINESS Dr.’s appts., etc., etc. 541-332-0229. Call Master Blaster for spring 213 General cleaning. Roof moss removal, homes washed, decks cleaned. O WNERS : free demonstrations. HOTEL FRONT Desk and Night Au- 541-260-6012 One Bedroom dit. 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Submit resume via e-mail business has to Contact Valerie at 541-297-4834 response or in person at 3225 Beach Notices The World. Loop Drive, Bandon. No phone calls, 400 [email protected] offer on the m or 541-269-1222 ext. 269 please. EOE Bulletin Board. 403 Found Affordable CB: 2 bdrm in duplex, your own Bicycle found on Hwy 101 between garage, W/D hookups. very Clean, advertising North Bend and Winchester Bay. Call Real Estate quiet, off-street, near shopping. A to identify. 541-759-3429 must-see in pleasant surroundings. 500 W/S paid. No smoking/pets. customized just Found Specials $710/mo + sec dep. 541-888-6078 For Items or Pets before 9pm. MAINTENANCE for you! Call without/or with photo: 501 Commercial Large 2 bdrm. 1 bth. Safe location. Up MANAGER kept landscaping w/ on-site parking. 541-269-1222 6 lines, Free for one week Sawmill/Planer Mill Storage unit. No pets/ smoking. May rerun if necessary. W/S/G paid. $575 mo. $575 Dep. C & D Lumber Co. is seeking a All specials will appear in PUBLISHER’S NOTICE Contact Or Cal Mgmt. 541-267-6883 Maintenance Manager. For job Ext. 269 The World, Bandon Western World, All real estate advertising in this details and expectations please One bedroom, one bath Apartment. Umpqua Post, The Link, newspaper is subject to the Fair visit our website at W/S/G pd. W/D Hook ups Near to get started Online & Smart Mobile. Housing Act which makes it illegal cdlumber.com. Barview Market. $500 Mo. first last All specials are category specific. to advertise “any preference, limita- Mail resume to: PO Box 27, and $400 deposit. 541-290-4011 There are no refunds on specials. tions or discrimination based on Riddle, OR 97469. EOE. today. Starts October 1, 2012 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, Spacious 1 bdrm. 1 bth. Safe location. 541-267-6278 familial status or national origin, or Up kept landscaping w/ on-site park- an intention, to make any such ing. Storage unit. No pets/ smoking. Found: Two Keys on one ring marked preference, limitation or discrimina- W/S/G paid. $525 mo. $525 Dep. Serving Oregon’s South Coast Since 1878 with pink nail polish at the parking lot tion.” Familial status includes chil- Contact Or Cal Mgmt. 541-267-6883 of the Coos Bay Visitor’s center, dren under the age of 18 living with 03/09/13. Call 541-269-0215 or come parents or legal custodians, preg- HOME DELIVERY SERVICE: to the front desk. nant women and people securing For Customer Service call 541-269-1222 Ext. 247 an advertising proof is requested in writing and custody of children under 18. GET YOUR BUSINESS Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. clearly marked for corrections. If the error is not 404 This newspaper will not knowingly corrected by the Publisher, its liability, if any, shall Lost accept any advertising for real es- ADVERTISEMENT IN If your World newspaper fails to arrive by 5 p.m. Monday not exceed the space occupied by the error. tate which is in violation of the law. THE BULLETIN through Thursday or 8 a.m. on Saturday, please call your Further, the Publisher will reschedule and run the Our readers are hereby informed carrier. If you are unable to reach your carrier, telephone omitted advertisement at advertiser’s cost. All that all dwellings advertised in this BOARD TODAY!! The World at 541-269-9999. claims for adjustment must be made within seven newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis. To com- RURAL SUBSCRIBERS: Due to The World’s expansive daily (7) days of date of publication. In no case shall the plain of discrimination call HUD delivery area, rural or remote motor route customers may Publisher be liable for any general, special or consequential damages. toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The receive regular delivery later than the times above. Missed toll-free telephone number for the deliveries may be replaced the following delivery day. hearing impaired is To report missed deliveries, please call 541-269-9999. 1-800-927-9275. Lost Female Boston Bull Terrier ADVERTISING POLICY (Miley). Last seen 3/11/13 corner of The Publisher, Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co., shall Ocean Blvd and Butler, Coos Bay. not be liable for any error in published advertising unless Right Blue eye w/green tattoo on Call Michelle at stomach. Reward! Please call Call541-269-1222 8-27-12 Heather. 541-290-7511 541-269-1222 ext. 293 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K B6• The World •Thursday, March 21,2013 Y K 601 Apartments 701 Furniture 754 Garage Sales 802 Cats 901 ATVs 911 RV/Motor Homes MERCHANDISE COOS BAY: Furniture, Knick Knacks, FERAL CAT CLINIC RENTALS & Toys & Clothing. 4/23 & 4/24 - 8 am Auto Specials REAL ESTATE SPECIALS SPECIALS to 3 pm. 548 14TH AVE EASTSIDE, is coming to Coquille! Choose to add a photo in this COOS BAY special for $5.00 more Choose any of these specials and 3 Weeks April 21, 2013. add a photo for $5.00 extra. Choose any of these specials and Coos Bay: 274 N. Cammann St.Large Please call 541-294-4205, leave a 6 lines, 2 weeks add a photo for $5.00 extra. and small appliances(fridge, freezer, message and please speak clearly. Rentals / Real Estate 1 $15.00 micro ,W/D, AC ect.), cloths, books, FERAL/STRAY CAT Spay & Neuter All specials will appear in 1 week - 6 lines, Merchandise 1 seasonal decor, furn. ect. Mar.24 Day. 4/7 limited spaces $15, addi- The World, Bandon Western 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold 8-2pm. Call 541-888-9781 for early tional wellness pk offered for $15. Call $35.00 World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday 2001 5th Wheel 26’ - 2 slides, Nice between $1.00 up to $500. sales. for info or to book your space Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. Unit Lakoda Stereo, oak cabinets 541-808-2377. Clinic hours are FREE All specials are category specific. DVD player - $10,000. 541-888-5310. Rentals / Real Estate 2 Garage / Bazaar Sun-Tue 7:30-5, Wed-Thur 10-2. 2 week - 6 lines, There are no refunds on specials. Merchandise 2 Specials Starts October 1, 2012 $45.00 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold 541-267-6278 916 Used Pick-Ups between $501. up to $1000. 6 lines, 1 week 2004 FORD F150 - In excellent Rentals / Real Estate 3 $5.00 $12.00 condtion, bright red, 79823 miles. No 3 week - 6 lines, All specials will appear in 909 Misc. Auto dents or scratches. ONE OWNER $55.00 Merchandise 3 The World, Bandon Western $11500. Call Jim 541-756-4476 World, Umpqua Post, The Link, 6 lines, Total Merchandise sold Online/Online Map Kohl’s Cat House HONDA WORLDWORLD between $1001. up to $1500. Rentals / Real Estate 4 & Smart Mobile. For Help placing your $7.00 Adoptions on site. 4 week - 6 lines, If scheduled before the deadline 541-294-3876 classified ads, call All specials will appear in has passed. All prices will be the $59.95 The World, Bandon Western same regardless of deadlines. All The World at 541-269-1222 All specials will appear in World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday specials are category specific. 803 Dogs Ask for CLASSIFIEDS! The World, Bandon Western Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. There are no refunds on specials. World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday All specials are category specific. Starts October 1, 2012 $6,990 Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. There are no refunds on specials. 541-267-6278 ‘00 Mazda Miata LS All specials are category specific. Starts October 1, 2012 Leather, 5-Speed, Alloys, More. There are no refunds on specials. #B3225A/313411 541-267-6278 MASSIVE ESTATE sale 8am 3/1, Starts October 1, 2012 Fri-Sun thru March until liquidated. UTSMART UTSMART 541-267-6278 Space tiny Entry numbers issued Re- 709 Wanted to Buy stocked daily from outbuildings. By church in Langlois. 541-348-2616 info YOUR YOUR 604 Homes Unfurnished Wanted to buy a Jaccard 48 Blade O after hrs. SO MUCH STUFF!!! O meat tenderizer in good working con- Papillon purebred puppies not pa- North Bend: Simpson Heights $9,990 dition or plastic Mr. Tenderizer com- pered. 3 tri-colored females 6 weeks $9,990 C C OMPETITION OMPETITION Area. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, appli- plete. 541-888-2012 NORTH BEND GARAGE SALE old. Kennel trained, come with kennel. ‘04 Nissan Frontier XE ! ! ances, W/D hookups, fenced yard, March 22 & 23 8:30am - ? I do not ship! But I do deliver within Auto, 4-cyl., Air, PW/PL, Low Miles. #B3279/483525 very nice neighborhood, no smok- Lots of great books, Unique reason. $600 541-661-3483 ing. $800/month + deposit. 710 Miscellaneous decor.Household including furniture Place your ad Pets negotiable. 541-294-5271 & clothing. 2527 Pine Street. 2 rechargeable 12 volt batteries 805 Horses/Equine Victorian 3 bdrm, 2 bath. Very clean. charger battery box for fish finders 6 PICC-A-DILLY Flea Market: Fair- here and give Natural gas. All appliances incl., W/D, months old. $40. Call 541-888-6524 grounds, Eugene. THIS SUNDAY, HORSESHOEING deck, landscaped fenced backyard, March 24, 10 - 4. 541-683-5589. single car garage. Close to amenities. 20,000 sports cards $99. Starter golf $10,990 your business No smoking/ pets. $1100/mo + $1500 set w/bag $20, TV stand w/2 glass Reedsport: Estate sale by Barb. Furni- ‘04 Ford Ranger 4x4 sec. dep. 541-756-2408. doors and shelf $10, 6 coats $2 ea. ture, glass ware, household items, Ext Cab, V6 4.0L, Low Miles, Auto, One the boost it womens jeans $1 ea. womens cloth- Owner. #B3222/513112 North Bend: 1 bedroom 1bath re- bedding and linens galore. List goes ing and accessories $.50ea. modeled very charming, large. lot, on and on. March 23/24 ,10-5. Holly 541-888-2012 needs. Call new carpet, paint, & bath. 2475 Pine. knolls Mobile Park sp.16. $600 month 1st / last & sec.dep. No 55 gallon barrel stand with metal pets/smoking. Call Debra Mesch casters $30. Call 541-888-6524 Soroptimist Rummage Sale Mar 23 541-269-1222 541-290-4987 Avail. April 1st. & 24. Sat 9a-3p full price; Sun TEJUN FOWLER EASY Stand 5000. Very good condi- 9a-noon bag sale & 1/2 price items. 541-297-5295 $11,990 tion. $1600 OBO - Call between 3pm Lots of very nice items. Proceeds [email protected] ‘05 Toyota Corolla CE Ext. 269 610 2-4-6 Plexes and 9 pm. 541-888-0728 benefit programs in Coos County 4-Door, Auto, 24K Miles. #B3205/818114 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Garage W/D for women and girls For Sale: 2 Burial Plots, Prime loca- hookup. Quite - Empire Lake Area. for details tion at Ocean View. Must be sold to- Garbage paid. No pet/ smoking - gether. Value is $1400 selling $900. 806 Livestock $650. + dep. 277 Ackerman. 756 Wood/Heating Includes $95 transfer fee. Please call 541-888-5310 for application Adorable Miniature Goats. for details at 541-336-8107. Dry Scrap firewood $50 per level 541-759-2732. Bay view, NB 2 bedroom in upscale standard 8x4 pick up size bed. Call for 4-plex. Energy efficient, immaculate, 2 FOR SALE: Several wood pallets. orders at 541-269-1403. $13,990 car garage w/opener, luxurious carpet/ $8.00 Each. Call 541-756-5123. ‘03 Dodge Dakota 4x4, Crew Cab, 34K Miles, Auto, SLT, One dishwasher, W/D hookups, upgrades Firewood for sale: Seasoned dry Fir or 808 Pet Care Owner. #B3269/217442 no smoking/pets, W/S/G paid. Golf Balls by the dozen $3. Large red Alder. 541-290-3057. $850/mo + deposit. 541-217-8107 or boat buoy $35. Redwood double deck Carol’s Pet Sitting Seasoned Firewood for sale. Fir/ 541-217-8072. bird house $60. Fishing net floats ★Your Place or Mine★ Mixed . You can view the wood at the $10.ea. Call 541-888-3120 ★Short or Long Term★ Myrtle Point: Newer duplex, nice, pay and park on Virginia. Call quiet neighborhood, 2 bedroom. ★Excellent References★ Antique sewing machine $250, misc 541-217-0594 ★ ★ Private patio, fenced, oak cabinets, shelves make offer. Hamster cage, 541-297-6039 $20,990 dishwasher, garbage disposal. ★See us on Facebook★ $20,990 brand new, still in box. $15. Circle Y ‘06 Toyota Tacoma Ext Cab W/D hookups, private garage, W/S saddle w/parts and pad $200 Dbl H 4x4, V6, Auto, Canopy & More paid. Ideal for seniors. No pets. Boots size 7 $75. 541404-6565 Pet Cremation #B3276/177075 $660/mo + deposit. 541-572-3349. Electronics Jazzy 1113hes Power Chair, brand 775 541-267-3131 new $275. Tracer wheel chair sx5 612 Townhouse/Condo $100. Dolomite legacy Walker $25. Call 541-808-1184. BAYFRONT TOWNHOMES 777 Computers Automobiles Wooded setting, fireplace, decks, Moving Dolly with solid rubber tires $27,990 view of bay and bridge. $30. Call 541-888-6524 Free Pick Up & Disposal 900 ‘04 Dodge 2500 4x4 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. Cummins Diesel, Long Wide Box, Auto, 54K Tamarac 541-759-4380 New metal and closed animal pin w/ of all PC, laptops, Miles, Turbo, SLT, Sharp. #B3274/131212 removable tray on the bottom. Folds monitors and printers. up with handles. 4ft.x 21/2 ft. x3 ft. 541-294-9107 high. $59 541-347-9160 Other Stuff 700 Pets/Animals $28,990 ‘05 Chevy 3/4 HD 4x4 800 Duramax, 28K Miles, Auto, Ext Cab, 701 Furniture LWB, Well Equipped. #B3266/613472 Flexsteel love seat and chair, oak frame, Southwest inspired upholstery 801 Birds/Fish $150 for both pieces. 541-888-5420, 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay leave message. HondaWorld.com Found Specials 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 Med. Lift Lazyboy 3-way recliner. Power assisted standing /sitting For Items or Pets /reclining. Battery back up . Still under Scooter Chair for sale: Like new. Also without/or with photo: warranty. Brown Sugar color. made in have ramp. $500 for chair. $300 for 6 lines, Free for one week the USA. $900. 541-267-5158 ramp. call 541-290-7083. Please leave message. May rerun if necessary. Rare Lewis the XV oval dining table, All specials will appear in pegged expandable, 8 chairs 2 mas- Woolrich denim Comforter sets shams The World, Bandon Western World, ters all pieces intricately carved. Cab- and pillows Queen $45 and Twin $35. Umpqua Post, The Link, riole legs. $7,000 OBO. 541-347-9160 2 bins stain glass, sheets and pieces Online & Smart Mobile. $200 ea. Glastar grinder $100. 2 wall All specials are category specific. mirrors 18” dia. celtic knot $25. 19 x There are no refunds on specials. GET YOUR BUSINESS 23” coppertone $20 541-217-1309 Starts October 1, 2012 541-267-6278 ADVERTISEMENT IN THE BULLETIN Recreation/ Lost Specials Sports 725 Choose to add a photo in this BOARD TODAY!! special for only $5.00 more 1st Day Free 729 Exercise Equipment 6 lines, Each additional Day Weider universal weight station, in- cludes butterfly, leg curl ect.$100 obo. $1.00 541-756-2770 Afternoons. No Free reruns on same ad. 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plicable to the property; Legals (c) Approved uses for the property; Benefits of low-dose aspirin 100 (d) Limits on farming or forest prac- tices on the property; (e) Rights of neighboring property owners; and (f) Environmental laws and regula- outweigh slight risk of AMD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tions that affect the property. THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS Dated this 13 day of March, 2013 DEAR DOCTOR K: I take a were checked for signs of “safe” medication like P.S.: I practice what I

Coos County Sheriff, Craig Zanni daily aspirin to prevent a macular degeneration every aspirin isn’t something you preach. CASE NO 12CV0225 heart attack. I just read that five years. Among other want to take regularly unless I take low-dose aspirin NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON By: ______aspirin can cause macular questions, they were asked it will clearly do you some daily to prevent a heart WRIT OF EXECUTION IN FORE- B. Griswold Civil Deputy degeneration. Should I stop about their aspirin use. good. In this case, it will. attack. CLOSURE (REAL PROPERTY) taking it? Participants in the study GMAC MORTGAGE, LLC, its suc- PUBLISHED: The World - March 21, DEAR READER: No, you were at slightly greater risk of cessors in interest and/or assigns, 28, April 04, and 11, 2013 shouldn’t stop taking aspirin. developing late-stage AMD if (ID-20227684) Plaintiff, Medicine — and life — is full they had been regularly tak- Outdoors LORI SABOL; PHILLIP SABOL; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF of trading off one risk ing aspirin 10 STATE of OREGON and OCCU- THE STATE OF OREGON for another. Doctors ASK years previously. PANTS OF THE PREMISES FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS and medical scien- “Late stage” Find out where the best fishing can be Defendant(s) Doctor K Case No.: 13PB0041 tists aren’t (yet) means the dis- By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued smart enough to dis- ease is far found. out of the above entitled Circuit Court In the Matter of the cover or invent treat- enough along to on March 08, 2013, pursuant to a Estate of Irene L. Quick, See GO! Saturday judgment of foreclosure enrolled and Deceased. ments that have cause impaired docketed on December 14, 2012, in absolutely no risks, vision or blind- favor of Plaintiffs, and against Defend- Notice To Interested Persons only benefits. ness. There was a ants, wherein it was ordered that the following described real property be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the So you have to link between sold in the manner prescribed by law undersigned has been appointed per- compare the risk of a aspirin and wet BRIDGE for the sale of real property upon exe- sonal representative of the above es- treatment against AMD. John Wayne said, “Tomorrow is assuming everyone is looking at all 52 cution, to satisfy the judgment against tate. All persons having claims Lori M. Sabol and Philip E. Sabol, de- against the estate are required to your risks if you However, this the most important thing in life. Comes cards. At the table, you rarely play dou- fendants, in the sum of $281,012.84 present them, within four months after don’t take it. Anthony study does not into us at midnight very clean. It’s per- ble-dummy. However, occasionally it is together with interest thereon at the the date of first publication of this no- I’ll bet you read Komaroff mean that fect when it arrives and it puts itself in possible — as in this deal. rate of 9% per annum (per diem tice, to the personal representative at our hands. It hopes we’ve learned How did South play in four $69.29) from December 15, 2012, to- about a recent study, aspirin is proven the address of the attorneys for the something from yesterday.” spades? West led the club three (low gether with the cost of this writ until personal representative set forth be- published in the to increase the paid. low, or the claims may be barred. Journal of the American risk of AMD. It could be, for When we are first shown a bridge from length since he had not support- Medical Association, which example, that something else deal, it is perfect and puts the cards in ed his partner’s suit). East took Beginning at the West ¼ corner of All persons whose rights may be af- our hands. Then, usually some mis- dummy’s 10 with his queen and shifted Section 28, Township 27 South, linked aspirin use with a about the people in the study fected by the proceeding may obtain takes are made — after all, we are safely to a trump. Range 14 West, of the Willamette additional information from the records small increased risk of age- caused them to both take only human. South might have started with a Meridian, Coos County, Oregon; of the court, the personal representa- related macular degeneration aspirin and develop AMD. In thence Southerly along the West tive, or the attorneys for the personal Sometimes, we can analyze a takeout double, but he judged it unlike- line of said Section 28 a distance of representative. (AMD). But this increased other words, aspirin was double-dummy problem. The contract ly that his side could make a slam. 723 feet; thence Easterly parallel risk was far smaller than the linked to AMD, but aspirin is given and the result calculated, Since there were only 12 high- with the North line of the SW ¼ of Dated and first published: March 7, proven benefits of aspirin for was not the cause of AMD. said Section 28 a distance of 330 2013. card points missing, feet; thence Northerly parallel with preventing a heart attack. Even if aspirin does declarer could place East the West line of said Section 28 a Dean M. Quick, AMD is an eye condition. increase the risk of AMD, the with the heart king and distance of 703 feet, more or less, Personal Representative diamond queen. South, to the North line of said SW ¼ Sec- It damages the macula, a study showed that the added c/o John Whitty though, still faced four los- tion 28; thence Westerly to the Whitty, McDaniel, small part of the retina of the risk of aspirin use was small. point of beginning. Bodkin & Combs, LLP eye that is responsible for About 14 in 1,000 aspirin ers — two hearts, one 444 N. 4th Street sharp central vision. There users developed late-stage diamond and one club — Commonly known as: 88836 Brown P. O. Box 1120 because he did not have a Lane Bandon Oregon 97411. Coos Bay, OR 97420 are two forms of AMD. “Dry” wet AMD compared to six in AMD is the most common. 1,000 non-aspirin users — dummy entry to take the diamond finesse. PUBLISHED: The World - March 7, Some people with it have no eight more people out of I will on Monday April 22, 2013, at 14, and 21, 2013 (ID-20227140) Declarer drew trumps, 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the main en- symptoms; others have 1,000. then played three rounds trance of the Coos County Court- Public Notice vision loss. So should you shy away of diamonds. East won house, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, Coos The Libby Drainage District will meet Dry macular degeneration from aspirin? County, Oregon, sell at public auction, and was endplayed. He Saturday April 13th at the Coos Bay (subject to redemption as provided by can progress to "wet" AMD. The answer is no, espe- led the club ace, but Library at 10:00am. law), to the highest bidder for cash; all In this form, abnormal blood cially if you are taking a daily South accurately discard- of the interest which the Defendants, Published: The World- March 21, 28 vessels in the eye leak fluid low-dose aspirin to prevent a ed a low heart. Now East, had on July 31, 2008 the date of the and April 4, 2013 (ID-20227709) trust deed, and all the interest Defend- and blood, sometimes caus- heart attack. whether he led a heart or ants had thereafter. ing loss of vision. The small (and still a club, had to bring the Your daily The study that linked unconfirmed) added risk of dummy back to life. Before bidding at the sale a prospec- aspirin and AMD has fol- AMD is far outweighed by the There were other suc- tive bidder should independently in- cessful lines of play vestigate: classifieds are lowed nearly 5,000 adults for rock-solid benefits of aspirin ON-LINE AT decades to see how their eye- for the heart. involving a squeeze-end- (a) The priority of the lien or interest sight changes as they age. But this study does raise play on East, but this one of the judgment creditor; www.theworldlink.com was the easiest. (b) Land use laws and regulations ap- Participants in the study an important point. Even a

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Dear Tom and Ray: in every city. If you find one be gone! you think is a belt noise, and ing and whining in your I’m an old geezer with CAR of those nearby, take your RAY: True. But my advice ask them to check it out. You future. You need to enjoy and fond memories of when you TALK business there. would be, before that hap- want to get this fixed, Moon. savor all the peace and quiet could pull into a gas station RAY: You’ll pay for those pens, to take it into a shop Trust me on this — there will you can get in the next few C M and tell the kid to fill it up and services there, too, but it’ll be and tell them you have what be more than enough squeal- months! C M check the tires, oil (the kid in the form of a few extra Y K holdingB8• The World up •Thursday,the dipstick March so 21,2013 cents a gallon. And you’ll Y K you could see it: “Sir, you’re a even get your windshield quart low”) and water. In cleaned. Wouldn’t that be a — Adequate help will manifest CANCER (June 21-July 22) fact, at one time, I was that treat? for a difficult development that — There are times when it may kid. Those days are long you thought you would have to be necessary for you to be frugal gone, but that leaves me with Whining indicates manage on your own. Take and there are times when it’s OK a problem. I’m a bit arthritic, loose belt advantage of it. to splurge.You should be able to and it is difficult for me to FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 2013 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- combine the two extremes with- TOM AND RAY Dear Tom and Ray: bend over and contort myself I have a 2003 Mitsubishi If you remove some obsta- Dec. 21) — Being bold and out abusing either. to check the air pressure in MAGLIOZZI Lancer with about 90,000 cles in your path, substantial enterprising could cause others LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — It my tires, and much more so miles. Several months back, I material growth can be achieved to think that you’re taking huge, might be wise to step in and take to wrestle that air hose that ing systems that will alert was driving home on a rainy in the year ahead. It’ll be up to unwise risks. However, you’ll be control of a matter that, in your really wants to contract back you on the dashboard. night and splashed through a you, however, to keep trying your aware of your limitations and will opinion, hasn’t been handled too into its hole. I suppose I could TOM: Most new cars have deep puddle. Immediately, a hardest and refusing to settle for act accordingly. wisely. Others will most likely check the oil and water coolant-level indicators now loud whining noise came second-best. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. thank you for the intrusion. myself, but I’d really rather to tell you if you’ve lost from the car, which grew ARIES (March 21-April 19) 19) — The nearer you get to ful- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) not. I’d be willing to pay for coolant. That gives you a louder when I pushed on the — As long as you don’t expect filling your expectations, the luck- — It won’t take some kind of this extra service, but I can’t heads-up that you’re a little gas. A minute later, it Rome to be built in a day, your ier you’ll become. You merely obvious action to make your find anywhere that offers it in low before the idiot light stopped. Then about a week chances for getting much of your need to be determined to get presence felt. Function from my neighborhood, maybe not comes on to warn you that later, on another rainy day, it work completed are excellent. In what you want. behind the scenes, where you’re even in my city. I wouldn’t your engine is about to melt. happened again. It happens fact, what you do finish will be of AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. capable of being an effective want to pay a lot — it should- RAY: For oil, more and for only about a minute, then 19) — Your best asset will your force. n’t take someone who’s more more cars have oil-level stops. It now happens even superior quality. ability to improve upon the ideas LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — nimble than I more than five lights, in addition to the old when it’s not raining, when I TAURUS (April 20-May 20) minutes. I suppose I could oil-pressure lights. And car just step on the gas for more — Friends can ask favors of you of others. Good or bad, you’ll be Social involvements won’t be a take my car to my mechanic’s batteries are all sealed now power. that they dare not ask of others. able to make your co-workers frivolous waste of your time. On shop, but it seems kind of and maintenance-free. The whining is very loud They know you’re the kind of per- schemes better. the contrary, you might be able to lame to ask him to check the, TOM: So, you just don’t and scary, and it makes me son who’ll help out in any way PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) do yourself the most good at a you know, air, water and oil. need to check those things think the car is going to you can. — Conditions continue to look friendly gathering rather than a Of course, I am kind of lame! with every fill-up, like you explode. My husband thinks GEMINI (May 21-June 20) extremely impressive where your business meeting. Any suggestions? — Rick did in years past. And if you it’s nothing and that I should — Your popularity is trending financial interests are con- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) TOM: You’re right, Rick, have a well-maintained, continue to ignore it; howev- upward. Even those who have cerned. Keep searching for new — Good tactics and great style that these sorts of services modern car with tire-pres- er, I am pregnant and don’t treated you shabbily in the past ways to add to your income. Lady could be more significant than are rarely provided anymore. sure monitoring, you easily want to head into mother- are likely to suddenly shower you Luck will help. usual.The nature of your accom- What you may not know is can go three to six months hood worrying about my with friendship. plishment will not be as mean- that they’re hardly necessary between checking that stuff. safety and the safety of my CANCER (June 21-July 22) SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 2013 ingful as how you go about it. anymore, either. RAY: If you have an older baby. Please help! — Moon — You should focus your atten- If you don’t get upset about SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- RAY: In the old days, car, a high-mileage car or a RAY: It sounds to me like not being in the spotlight all the Dec. 21) — Much can be accom- everything leaked: crankcas- tion and efforts on meaningful car with a known problem, a slipping belt, Moon. I’m objectives. Some of your larger time, you’re likely to find yourself plished, provided you honestly es, radiators, tires. But cars obviously, you’ll have to guessing your splash guard goals can be reached at this involved in something that’ll be believe in the positive ideas that are much better now, and are check things more often. fell off, and that allowed time, if you make the effort. extremely beneficial. Keep in you espouse. If you don’t, others much more maintenance- TOM: But whenever it IS water to splash up and tem- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — mind the advantages of serving will easily perceive your doubts. free (on a day-to-day, week- time, it’s absolutely fine to go porarily lubricate your belt. Regardless of what is going on in in the rear ranks. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. to-week basis) than they’ve to a repair shop and ask them Belts aren’t supposed to be ARIES (March 21-April 19) 19) — You should be able to ever been. to look at the fluids and tire lubricated; they’re supposed your life, maintain a philosophical TOM: And when you do pressure for you. We have to be sticky. When a belt slips outlook. By keeping your attitude — It could pay to take a sponta- derive some material benefits have a leak, there’s often an older customers who come in and slides on its pulleys, it positive, you’ll be able to get the neous break, especially if there from other than your usual idiot light now to let you and ask us to do that all the makes that shrieking/whin- best of any negative situation. is nothing to prevent you from sources. It behooves you to know about it. We had an time. We do it for free, as a ing noise. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) doing so. Chances are, you’ve begin looking for opportunities in extra set of idiot lights courtesy, and then we add a TOM: And all that slip- — Some significant benefits already done more than your fresh fields. installed in my brother’s car hundred bucks to their next ping wore out your belt even might come your way, but they share at work. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. just to give the lights a fight- repair bill. more, so now it slips even won’t be of your own making. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 19) — To advance a personal ing chance against him. RAY: Not true! Usually, when it’s not wet. Opportunities that seem tailor- — This could be a perfect day to ambition, it might be necessary RAY: Nowadays, if you the customer will tip the guy RAY: It makes noise when made for your situation will drop work on all those projects that for you to make some compro- lose tire pressure, all new cars who checks everything five you step on the gas, which is a right into your lap. need some finishing touches.You mises when dealing with others. have tire-pressure-monitor- or 10 bucks. That makes classic symptom of a loose or LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — could be unusually good at clos- Be pliable for best results. everybody happy. worn-out belt. Eventually, If you need to make a difficult ing deals. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) TOM: You also can search the belt will get so bad that decision, seek a friend who has GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — You’re likely to have a slight Your daily online (or beg a grandchild to it'll squeal all the time. Then previously offered you wise — Your imaginative and creative edge in any competitive situa- classifieds are do it for you, Rick!) for “full- one day it’ll break and fall off, advice. This person holds the instincts are likely to be more tions, mostly because you’ll be service gas stations” in your and you’ll lose your power correct solution to your problem. pronounced than ever. Take far more imaginative than your ON-LINE AT area. There aren’t a lot of steering and alternator, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) advantage of this and finish all adversaries. them left, these days, but www.theworldlink.com among other things. the projects you’ve left dangling. there seem to be at least a few TOM: But the noise will

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