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COQUILLE — With a full, dark beard and a calm demeanor, Ronald Ambill was back before a judge for a brief court proceeding Tuesday morning. It was a scheduled change of plea hearing and also the deadline for the defense to reach an agree- By Lou Sennick, The World ment with the prosecution to avoid Ronald Ambill appears in Circuit Court a trial. A trial date was ultimately Judge Martin Stone’s courtroom Tuesday set, but Judge Martin Stone gave morning for a hearing on his case. He is both sides more time to reach charged with the death of David Barker agreement. on July 16 in North Bend. Ambill is accused of stabbing and beating David Barker to death July 16 inside a motel room in 29, with an omnibus hearing set for North Bend. He turned himself in 9:30 a.m. on March 1. to authorities in Lincoln County a In court, Frasier asked the couple of days later. defense what the issues were that Photos by Lou Sennick, The World Defense attorney John Meynink might be related to an omnibus Coos Bay police block off the 700 block of South Fourth Street in Coos Bay on Tuesday.They responded to an apartment of a requested an additional 30 days for hearing. Meynink mentioned a report of a man with a gun threatening to kill himself. negotiations, which Judge Stone issues surrounding searches and a eventually extended out even fur- search warrant. ther. The two sides now have until After the hearing, the D.A. was Nov. 29 to reach an agreement or asked about what search warrant Barricaded man negotiates the case will go to trial. they might be referring to and Coos County District Attorney mentioned that a search warrant Paul Frasier said afterward that the had been granted for a backpack with police for three hours requested extension was not out of that Ambill had been carrying. the ordinary. Investigators say Barker was “It didn’t surprise me, these are found bludgeoned with a blunt BY JESSIE HIGGINS the facility Wednesday morning. complex cases,”Frasier said. object, in addition to being stabbed The World Information on patients in certain If an agreement is not reached, multiple times in the chest and neck. wards cannot legally be released. the case is set to be presented to a Motions for the omnibus hear- COOS BAY — An armed stand- Rhoat is charged with felony jury during the week of March 25- ing must be filed by Feb. 1, 2013. off between police and a Coos Bay domestic assault and disorderly man ended peacefully Tuesday conduct. He was not at the Coos afternoon with the man’s surren- County jail Wednesday morning. der. According to a jail staff member, According to Coos Bay police, Rhoat was previously held at the Matthew Rhoat, 22, barricaded jail Jan. 13, 2011 on a disorderly Chamber says himself in his apartment on the conduct charge. 700 block of Fourth Street around Students at nearby Marshfield 10:30 Tuesday morning. Rhoat High School were not permitted to “no” to charter had a firearm and was threatening leave campus during their lunch suicide. hour because of the standoff. When the call first came in, Police officers enter an upstairs apart- Superintendent Dawn Granger BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE elected and certain matters, from Rhoat’s girlfriend was also in the ment Tuesday afternoon after a man was working with school officials The World signing $100,000 contracts to sell- apartment with him. Coos Bay had surrendered to police. to plan an alternative bus route for ing used county vehicles, need police said there may have been a students who lived near the 700 The South Coast’s biggest busi- public votes. child in the apartment prior to the block of Fourth Street, had the ness group says that it officially “While this may be seen as a standoff, but a child was not pres- apartment around 2:30 p.m. standoff continued after school let opposes a measure that would noble intention, it will effectively ent when aurhorities arrived. “Rhoat peacefully exited the out, she said. establish a home rule charter in stymie the ability of County gov- The girlfriend was able to leave residence unarmed and surren- Law enforcement from the Coos Coos County. ernment to operate efficiently,”the the house shortly after police dered to police,” according to a County Sheriff’s Office, Confed- The Bay Area Chamber of Com- board wrote. arrived. Officers then evacuated police statement. erated Tribal Police and Oregon merce released a statement Mon- Contacted for comment, charter nearby residents and called Rhoat Officers took Rhoat to Bay Area State Police also responded to the day targeting measure 6-143, co-author Ronnie Herne hung up on the phone. Hospital for a mental health evalu- standoff. They had Fourth Street which proposes new rules for the the phone. Coos Bay police negotiated with ation. Representatives at Bay Area between Golden and Hall avenues county’s government. “I’m very busy,” Herne said. Rhoat for about three hours, final- Hospital could neither confirm or blocked for more than three Among its biggest changes, the “And thank you very much for your ly convincing him to leave the deny whether Rhoat remained at hours. human resources director would be call.”

“Every kid is going to be successful in here. I make sure of that.” Brad Cohn, NBHS wood shop teacher Former teacher rebuilds NB woodworking

BY JESSIE HIGGINS a replacement. Aaron and his classmates The World would have remained without wood shop this year, too, except former Coos Bay NORTH BEND — The day North Bend woodshop teacher Brad Cohn decided to High School announced it was bringing back come out of retirement and help North a wood shop class, Tyler Aaron headed for Bend. the main office. “To me, it’s a lot of fun,” Cohn said, his “I was the first to sign up,” Aaron said. woods students surrounded him, busily The 15-year-old stood in the middle of the sanding their boxes. “I’m having fun. I like high school’s wood shop Tuesday morning working with kids, and it’s making a differ- with a grin on his face. Around him, stu- ence in their lives, I think.” dents sanded basic jewelry boxes. Because North Bend went two years with- Aaron moved to North Bend from Grants out the program, Cohn’s starting all the stu- Pass before beginning high school. In Grants dents off as beginners, teaching them how to Pass, he took a woodworking class and use hand tools to build small wooden boxes. quickly discovered it was his bliss. Soon, they’ll learn to use the bigger tools: “I like using power tools,” he said, and the sander, the table saw, the planer. seeing the final product. He plans to work in Then it will be time to start on their final the wood construction industry as a career. projects: boats. But his first year at North Bend High As a woodworking teacher at Millicoma School, there wasn’t a woods program for Middle School, Cohn taught his students to him to participate in. North Bend lost its make prams, canoes or driftboats. He’s By Lou Sennick, The World woods program two years ago when the Wood shop teacher Brad Cohn directs a student in the class Tuesday morning at North Bend High School.The instructor left and the district couldn’t find SEE REBUILD | A8 class will be starting larger projects in a couple of weeks, one of which is a small, wooden sailboat.

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Wednesday, October 24,2012 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Settlement Seventh Street work still possible continues today COOS BAY — The City of tractor will work with the res- Coos Bay is replacing a por- idences within this work zone tion of the sanitary sewer line so they will be able to safely for midwife on South Seventh Street enter and exit their homes. between Johnson Avenue and Traffic will be detoured Kruse Avenue due to a failure around this work zone in the pipe. This portion of BY AMY MOSS STRONG they are waiting on and that throughout the entire phase Rebeck does not wish to plea South Seventh Street will be AND TIM NOVOTNY closed to through traffic. of construction. The World at this time. Any questions can be Barron said if negotiations Due to the emergency nature of the project, the con- directed to the City of Coos COQUILLE — Bandon are not completed by Mon- Bay Public Works and day, Nov. 19, the DA will tractor started Tuesday midwife Marcene Rebeck Development Department at move forward with the trial. morning, and it is anticipated will go to trial Feb. 11 to 15 on be completed today. The con- 541-269-8918. criminal negligent homicide All motions must be filed by and second-degree Monday, Dec. 3, and an manslaughter charges in omnibus hearing is set for connection with the death of 9:30 a.m. Jan. 7,2013. ‘Discover the Second Half Clients, friends and other an infant she delivered. supporters of Rebeck rallied By Alysha Beck, The World That is, unless Rebeck in front of the courthouse in Friend Reuban Malliett comforts midwife Marcene Rebeck after she of Life’ with SWOCC pleads prior to that date. the rain as a show of solidar- appeared in front of Judge Richard Barron at the Coos County Rebeck appeared at a ity. She received hugs from Courthouse Monday morning. Rebeck faces charges relating to the COOS BAY — WOW!, Write Your Memoir: change of plea hearing Mon- several of them after the death of an infant. Southwestern Oregon Leave a Legacy, Plant Power - day morning at the Coos hearing. Community College will be Prevent & Reverse Disease, County Courthouse in front Frasier alleges that in 2011 hosting its Third Annual Good Nutrition and the of Circuit Judge Richard Bar- Rebeck provided “substan- Rebeck, a former longtime were filed. Southern Oregon Coast Diabetic, Is There a Business in ron. Rebeck’s defense attor- dard” care to a newborn by Montessori preschool “The support I’ve been Extraordinary Living Your Retirement. ney, Laura Fine, said via tele- not seeking medical atten- teacher who is still practic- getting from the community Conference on Saturday, Nov. The conference will take phone at the hearing that tion despite multiple indica- ing as a midwife as well as is what’s getting me through 3 The theme is “Discover the place from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 their legal team has “not tors that showed something running a drive-through it,”she said Tuesday. Second Half of Life.”The event p.m. in the Hales Center for ruled out the possibility of a was wrong. espresso business and teach- The entire process has will include music, speakers, Performing Arts, 1988 settlement.” Frasier said the baby ulti- ing Jazzercise in Bandon, been a learning experience, workshops and exhibits. Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. But Fine added that she mately died from septic said she has been going she added. There will be 15 workshops For more information call and her team have more of shock caused by an infection through a roller coaster of “I’ll just have to see how it covering a wide range of topics 541-888-7332 or visit their own discovery results four days after it was born. emotions since the charges all plays out,”she said. including: Local History - www.socc.edu/extraliving. Thefts & Mischief COOS BAY Oct. 22, 7:56 a.m., criminal mischief, Oct. 22, 12:45 p.m., theft from vehi- Oct. 22, 5:37 p.m., threats, 700 block Oct. 19, 8:20 p.m., disorderly con- Pacific Avenue. 200 block of Laclair Street. cle, Walmart. of South Fourth Street. duct, 1000 block of California Oct. 21, 11:27 a.m., criminal trespass, Oct. 21, 9:51 a.m., dispute, 500 block Street. of Schetter Avenue. Oct. 22, 9:17 a.m., burglary, 400 Oct. 22, 1:34 p.m., dispute, Newmark Oct. 22, 6:19 p.m., criminal trespass, 1600 block of Virginia Avenue. block of 16th Avenue. Avenue and Laclair Street. 3100 block of Broadway Street. Oct. 20, 4:01 a.m., criminal tres- Oct. 21, 11:29 a.m., unauthorized use Oct. 21, 2:37 p.m., shoplifter, Wal- passing, 12th and Lindberg streets. mart, 2051 Newmark Ave. Oct. 22, 9:25 a.m., theft, Bayshore Oct. 22, 2:13 p.m., criminal trespass, Oct. 22, 7:03 p.m., theft from vehi- of a motor vehicle, 2100 block of Drive. 800 block of Anderson Avenue. cle, Walmart. Oct. 20, 9:26 a.m., disorderly con- Sherman Avenue. Oct. 21, 3:25 p.m., arrest for theft, duct, 1600 block of Virginia Walmart. Oct. 22, 9:48 a.m., fraud, 600 block Oct. 22, 2:18 p.m., theft of bike, 10th Oct. 22, 10:19 p.m., fight, 300 block Oct. 22, 9:59 a.m., hit-and-run colli- of Madison Street. Avenue. sion, 3000 block of Broadway Oct. 21, 5:25 p.m., dispute, 400 of Commercial Drive. Street and Johnson Avenue. Oct. 22, 10:20 p.m., dispute, 700 Oct. 20, 11:05 a.m., dispute, 1900 Avenue. block of North Main Street. Oct. 22, 11:18 a.m., theft, 3200 block Oct. 22, 2:44 p.m., theft of vehicle block of South Fourth Street. block of Grant Street. Oct. 22, 10:06 a.m., unlawful entry of Ocean Boulevard. tags, 1000 block of Seagate Oct. 21, 9:21 p.m., criminal trespass, Oct. 20, 3:58 p.m., unlawful entry to into a motor vehicle, 2800 block of Student Way. Avenue. 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C M C M Y K Wednesday, October 24,2012 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Festival of Trees aims to raise $14,000

NORTH BEND — Busi- Salmon Room for the annual be auctioned off to the high- TODAY Coos Bay. Historian Darrell $7.50. Dinner begins at 5:45 nesses, organizations and Festival of Trees Decorating est bidder during a public Jabin presents a video of p.m. Half of the proceeds bene- individuals have an opportu- Party. auction that begins prompt- Laws and Consequences — Sex- some of the most memorable fit The Maslow Project. ual Relationships 8:35 a.m., nity to help families in need A panel of judges will ly at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 6 events from over the last 100 Monster Disco Ball 8 p.m. to through the annual Festival award the top choice in the in The Mill's Salmon Room. Marshfield High School audito- years. 541-269-1101 rium, 10th and Ingersoll, Coos midnight, Salmon Room at of Trees, a holiday-themed following categories: Most Doors open at 6:45 p.m. to Bay. Parents and students are Bay Area Concert Band Fall The Mill Casino-Hotel-Hotel, fundraiser sponsored by The Traditional, Most Elegant, allow potential bidders to invited to attend a presenta- Concert 7:30 p.m., First Pres- 3201 Tremont St., North Bend. Mill Casino-Hotel and the Best Theme, Best Wreath, take one more look at the tion on what consequences byterian Church, 2238 Pony Tickets are $12. 541-756-6320 Bay Area Rotary. This year's Judge’s Choice and, of trees. may be related to: sexual rela- Creek Road, North Bend. Con- goal is to raise $14,000 for course, Best of Show. The The fully decorated trees tionships; age issues; consent; ductor, Mark Allen. Guest con- SATURDAY such charities as Shots for decorated trees and wreaths will be delivered (up to 30 ductors, Bob Campbell and sexting and other potential LDS 21st Annual Family History Tots and Teens and The will be placed on display miles away) to the winning issues. 541-267-1400 Dan McGraw. Donations. All Women’s Safety and throughout the hotel lobby bidder's home or office by a proceeds go to the Southwest- Seminar 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., LDS Coos Bay Farmers Market 9 ern Oregon Community Col- Stake Center, 3355 Virginia Resource Center and Cod- through Dec. 6. member of the Bay Area a.m. to 3 p.m., Central Avenue lege Scholarship Fund. Ave., North Bend. Free semi- dington Place. On Sunday, Dec. 2, Rotary Rotary.Auction winners may across from visitors center. nar includes guest speakers, Participants choose to will sponsor a family viewing request to have their tree Business Connection Luncheon FRIDAY special presentations, door sponsor a tree, a wreath or day to encourage families to donated to a needy family. 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., The Mill prizes and lunch. Syllabus pre-decorated tree by Nov. 1, come in and look at the trees To learn more about how Casino-Hotel, Salmon Room, Mahaffy Ranch Pumpkin Patch material available at cost on or while available trees last. from 1-4 p.m. Santa will be to get involved with this 3201 Tremont St., North Bend. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 10362 Coos CD. Register online at At 4 p.m. Monday, Nov. 26, on hand and refreshments event, contact Festival Coor- No host buffet $12. Arlene River Highway 241, Coos Bay. www.coosbayfhc.info or email sponsors bring their chosen will be served. dinator, Heidi Proett at 541- Soto, Small Business Develop- Food vendors onsite. [email protected]. decorations to casino’s Each tree and wreath will 269-7929 or 541-297-8287. ment Center. RSVP at 541-266- https://www.facebook.com/ma Holiday Lights Volunteers 0868. haffyranch/events Stringing 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Bingo 6:30 p.m., Bay Area Harvest Dance 1:30-2:30 p.m., Shore Acres State Park, 89814 Christian school to host dinner Senior Activity Center, 886 S. Evergreen Court, 451 O’Con- Cape Arago Highway, Fourth St., Coos Bay. Cost: nell St., North Bend. Music Charleston. Meet at Garden- Early bird, 25 cents; regular, provided by Mr. Kruse and er’s Cottage. NORTH BEND — include golf packages, char- will go toward tuition assis- $5 pack and $1 specials. 541- Marshfield High School Jazz Fundraiser for Jan-Hil Kingsview Christian School ter boat trips, dinners, river tance and operational costs 269-2626 Band. Refreshments served. Preschool 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., will be hosting a dinner and trips and gift certificates. for the school. 541-756-4466 or 541-756-4151 auction from 5-8 p.m. on Dinner will be tri-tip, roast- Tickets are $25. To pur- Classical Guitar Concert by Jan-Hil Preschool at Beautiful Peter Fletcher 7 p.m., North Festival of Trees Savior Lutheran Church, 2160 Saturday, Nov. 3 at the ed potatoes, sautéed veg- chase tickets or donate Bend Public Library, 1800 North Bend Fire Department Elm Ave. Pampered Chef, Lia North Bend Community etables, salad, rolls and a items for the auction, call Sherman Ave., North Bend. Open House 5-8 p.m., 1880 Sophia jewelry, Stampin Up, Center, 2222 Broadway Ave. drink. Kingsview Christian School NYC performer debuted at age McPherson St. Activities and PartyLite, and Thirty-One bags Items to be auctioned off Proceeds from the event at 541-756-1411. 15. 541-756-0400 food. No cost. 541-756-7757 will be present. A light lunch will be served around noon. Comedy with Tom Howard and Grandparents ROCK Pumpkin Erica Brimhall 7 and 9 p.m., Carving 5:30 p.m., Faith Mahaffy Ranch Pumpkin Patch The Mill Casino-Hotel, 3201 Lutheran Church, 2741 Sher- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 10362 Coos Outdoors Tremont, North Bend. man Ave., North Bend. Bring River Highway 241, Coos Bay. your pumpkin and carving Food vendors onsite. Find out where the NEW LOBBY HOURS THURSDAY tools, pizza provided. 541-297- https://www.facebook.com/ma 9256 haffyranch/events best fishing can be 8 AM – 4 PM Free Flu Vaccines to Uninsured Mr. Bulldog Carwash 10 a.m. to Adults 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., NBPOA Haunted House 6-10 found on the South p.m., Pony Village Mall, 1611 2 p.m., Umpqua Bank, 2330 ORCCA Child and Family Broadway St., North Bend. Coast. Resource Center, second floor, Virginia Ave., North Bend. BBlack maze filled with scares. Proceeds go toward Children’s 1855 Thomas Ave., Coos Bay. Medical Network. 541-435-7080 Adults, $5; age 13 and younger $4. 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Every American knows how rep- Where the charter would derail resentative democracy works. We 2012 General Election representative government, the elect the best people we can, and we ordinance would enhance account- empower them to do our business. ability. Delegating management If they mess up, we replace them. The World’s Editorial Board provides its election recommendations as a service to our chores to the hired pro separates Despite occasional hiccups, the readers. We welcome other viewpoints. legislative from executive powers. system works pretty well. So why would Coos County vot- With individual commissioners no there. It schedules pay raises for an elected human resources direc- ers throw it out? longer overseeing multiple depart- county employees, mandates office tor, it guarantees jobs for six largely The proposed home rule charter, ments, abuses of power will be less hours, sets the meal stipend for powerless politicians. likely. Measure 6-143, is nothing less than employee travel — and much more. Standing in stark contrast is a rejection of representative While handcuffing elected offi- Measure 6-144, an ordinance to cre- As we’ve said many times, a pro- democracy. If voters pass it, our cials, the charter strengthens the ate the job of county administrator. fessional manager would put the county leaders will lose much of tiny band of critics that haunts Where the charter is a 40-page county on the same sensible foot- their authority. They’ll be glorified county meetings — including the blueprint of misrule, 6-144 is a ing as cities, school districts and messengers, carrying every big two Fairview women who authored brief outline of a modernized lead- public hospitals, all of which elect question to the voters: equipment the charter. It gives each of them ership structure: five part-time volunteer or part-time board purchases, labor contracts, timber multiple chances to make speeches commissioners hiring and oversee- members. We recommend that sales and more. Voters will be asked at every county meeting. Expect lots ing a professional manager. to study and rule on dozens of of drama but precious little progress. Where the charter would add voters adopt 6-144. details every year. The charter also would make cost, 6-144 would save money by But please, no matter how you The charter’s micromanagement county government costlier. With cutting each commissioner’s pay to vote on the administrator, rejecting of county business doesn’t stop five full-time commissioners and a nominal stipend. the charter is imperative. Public Forum

pay taxes too, and, unless I am mis- Only running away taken, some of that tax money goes to help pay you and our Army per- from truth sonnel your salaries. We deserve Do not be fooled by some of those better. who are running for Lakeside City Gary Carter Council. They are only running from Port Orford the truth! Elaine Armstrong has said, “I do not approve of recalls.”The truth is, Dater will bring a she has had a part in every recall that brighter future has happened in Lakeside. In fact, when I was working on the petition How about taking a look at can- to recall Sue Allen, she was working didate Dennis Dater for Coos Bay at the same time on another petition City Council? He is a person who for recall. wants to hear from you and will lis- Of course she says, “I do not sup- ten. Why? To learn what we, the port recalls,”but only when it comes people living in Coos Bay, would like to her being recalled or not. Elaine to see our city be, whether it’s on Armstrong’s actions tell us that she business, jobs, industry or tourism does approve of recalling others. for our city. She says, “I have worked to Do you have ideas for a brighter uphold the city charter.” When? future for Coos Bay? Do you have After there were vacant seats left on concerns about where our city is the council,she did everything with- heading? Dennis will not only pay in her power to block filling those attention to our ideas and concerns, seats, even though the charter says but, if elected, will do his best to those seats must be filled. work with others in our city govern- Mike Smith says, “I am not a part ment to implement them. I say this because I know of his accomplish- of Lakesideinfo.com.” Really? Then established to reduce duplication liked the idea when campaigning in fiscal responsibility and equal treat- ments. His college degrees, the busi- why did he tell me he was a reporter that sometime occurs in response to 2008. I believe his change of opinion ment. nesses he owned, the employees he for it when I was standing outside issues. has nothing to do with governance A professional county manager is trained, the college courses he the post office doing my petition to This structure has worked very and everything to do with his getting akin to a CEO who is held account- taught,the volunteer work he does in recall Sue Allen and wanted a state- well in the 15 Oregon countiest that two paychecks from county taxpay- able to the board of directors and our community. ment from me? have an administrator position. It ers, one for retirement at more than shareholders of any corporation.The With everything, Dennis applies Chrysta Swift is now trying to would benefit Coos County. 100 percent of his final 2008 assessor citizens of Coos County are the himself. He gives attention to the push her way into being mayor. Dan R. Bartlett paycheck, and the other for commis- shareholders in your local govern- details. Check out his website However, let us not forget she is the Astoria sioner salary plus full benefits. On the ment, and you deserve the expertise www.dennisdater.com. Take his one who resigned from the city other hand, we citizens are watching and accountability that BM 6-144 survey.What is it that we want to see council after pushing the current county services dwindle, there’s no will provide. for the future in Coos Bay? Express mayor in public. She was the one viable plan to replace lost revenue, Steve Bryant Main squandered your thoughts and concerns. Dennis who pushed for making Charlie Hill and the reserves are being spent. Albany listens! the city administrator. She is the one opportunities John Griffith Rene Reulet who wanted to push out all input Please join me in voting for Fred Coos Bay Coos Bay from the public to the city council. Messerle and not Bob Main. Dredge harbor to So does she really think Lakeside will Bob was elected commissioner be a pushover again? four years ago, ending my run as BM 6-144 provides create needed jobs Midge Viedo commissioner. Before leaving office, I own a plant nursery (Carter’s Kudos Lakeside the board and I had removed every accountability Nursery) and have done so since significant issue to making a lease The citizens of Coos County face an 2005. Although sales were good in with Oregon Resources Corp. to incredibly important decision about other cities this year, they have been Manager allows mine on small acreage in the county the county’s future in this election.The stale in Port Orford. This is primarily Mounted posse for focus on policy forest. Since then, Bob ginned up competing ballot measures 6-143 and due to the economy, particularly one fiction after another to block it, 6-144 offer starkly different alterna- ours, and particularly the present, rode for families I am writing to encourage support costing the county money it needs tives for how Coos County will operate dismal state of our fishing fleet. for Ballot Measure 6-144. I am a for sheriff’s patrols. and be held accountable in the coming I travel up and down the coast, The Coos County Mounted budgetp committee member of Clat- He also ruined Coos County’s years. selling my wares at farmers markets, Sheriffs Posse had its annual ben- sop County and former county chance to become the only federal In brief, BM 6-144 is consistent festivals, etc. while we also open two efit ride or hungry families on Oct. administrative officer for Benton forest county to find a way to replace with the prevalent and time-proven to three days weekly to the locals 13 at Riley Ranch. We were able to County. Both Benton County and revenue that was lost when the fed- form of professional local govern- during peak season. Most of my cus- gather over $2,000. The money Clatsop County have found that pro- eral government ended, in all practi- ment management practiced by the tomers in Port Orford have tradi- will be used to buy groceries and fessional management of the county cal regards, payments to counties in vast majority of Oregon cities and an tionally been from fishing families. toys for children who would not helps the county commissioners lieu of logging federal land. A part- increasing number of counties. Con- This year very few returned otherwise enjoy the blessings that focus on policy while a professional nership with the Coquille Tribe to versely, BM 6-143 represents a step because, as you should know, our come for most on Christmas administrator deals with running the manage Coos Bay Wagon Road land backward and would impose new port has sanded up due to a lack of morning. day-to-day operations of the coun- would have added jobs to the private costs and inefficient management of the yearly dredging we were prom- This event is sponsored by Coos ty. This is a structure that recognizes sector, besides just replacing operat- the county’s scarce resources. ised. This makes it difficult, if not Grange Supply. They have made the separation of legislative and ing revenue to Coos County. The Alarmingly, 6-143 would actually impossible, for our fishermen and this a successful effort for the past few years. Their contributions of executive functions of the county land would still be BLM property,not prohibit county commissioners from women to get their boats out and, if raffle items and paying for local and makes the county structure the Indians’, and the county would bringing in experienced and skilled they do get out, hard to get back in, advertisement is greatly appreci- more businesslike. get 50 percent of gross logging rev- professional management at the very often having to wait many hours to ated. A professional manager or enue simply for being a partner. time when that expertise is needed offload their catches. There were other businesses administrator brings a technical The plan was the only politically most. I employ five part-time people that also contributed: Umpqua knowledge and experience, academ- and legally viable one that anyone’s After more than 30 years of serv- during peak season. They don’t Bank, North Bend Bus Co., Les ic training, management expertise come up with. By indulging in con- ing local governments in various make much, but they make enough Schwab of North Bend, Far West and a dedication and commitment to troversy with it, Bob gave Sens. leadership roles, I now volunteer to help buy groceries, medicine, gas, Tire, Milk-E-Way Feed and public service. This structure pro- Wyden and Merkley and Rep. Peter much of my time supporting profes- etc. that help support our town and Trucking, Coos Aviation and many vides improved coordination DeFazio the excuse they needed to sional local government manage- county. This year, because our fish- others. We thank all of you for your between the various functional units continue to do nothing to solve the ment. This includes my current role ing industry has been drastically generosity and be sure, someone’s of county government. Commis- problem with federal land manage- as the senior advisor to Oregon for curtailed due to the shoaling and Christmas will be more enjoyable sioners can hold one individual ment and county revenue. Talk of the International City/County Man- government regulations, I have had because of your acts of kindness. responsible to execution of their other alternatives is just election- agement Association and its more to cut employee hours to stay in Norm Russell policies. Commissioners can expect year chatter. than 100 professional managers of business. I’m not alone. Not only do Coos Bay an administrator to develop action By the time I left office, I, Com- Oregon’s cities and counties. I and my employees suffer financial- plans to accomplish their vision and missioner Nikki Whitty and the four Above all else, we hold our mem- ly and emotionally, but our schools, goals. Commissioners would be able commissioners we worked with bers to a strict standard of ethical veterans, charities, seniors, food to better focus on their constituen- (DeMain, Ross, Owen and Stuffle- conduct which anyone can view by pantry, volunteer organizations, cies and improve responsiveness to bean), had built up cash reserves searching “ICMA Code of Ethics.” libraries, etc. suffer. Write to us jointly identified needs. equal to two years of BLM logging Failure to adhere to this code may Our county faces possible insol- The World welcomes your letter. The administrator would promote payments to the county general result in public censure or expulsion vency and our city deteriorates. Write to [email protected], or equity and fairness by ensuring that fund. The county lives on that from membership. More often, it Sens. Wyden and Merkley, Rep. P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. services are fairly distributed and that money now that federal payments leads to termination by the elected DeFazio and Gov. Kitzhaber, if you I Please use your real name. administrative decisions (such as hir- have all but ended. The partnership officials. Therein lies one of the pri- want to create jobs, then dredge the I 400 words maximum. ing and contracting) are based on with the Coquilles would be the mary advantages of professional harbor! Please use the powers vested I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- merit rather than favoritism. The major savior. If Bob hadn’t blown it local government. The manager in you and get the Army Corps of ness complaints, poetry or religious position would be able to promote up, we would be cashing checks now serves at the pleasure of the elected Engineers in gear, and put them to testimony. coordination between departments from Wagon Road timber sales. officials, and it is his or her duty to work here. Last I heard, this country I Please list your address and day- and uniform response to citizens As for a county administrator and serve the elected officials and the was still run by its elected individuals time phone for verification. requests. A team approach could be unpaid commissioners, Bob said he public with integrity, experience, and citizens and not the Army. We C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Wednesday, October 24,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State Teenage girl Financier big grieves alone after her secret donor to Ore. miscarriage DEAR ABBY: I’m 15. I candidate’s have dated since I was 12 but never told my parents and sort of went out of my way nonprofit to hide it from them. I had sex when I was 13, but was always careful about using EUGENE (AP) — A New received $435,000 in rev- birth control. I’m on the pill York hedge fund manager enue, much of it in large and always use condoms. who has donated heavily to donations from a handful of I got pregnant anyway, campaign groups supporting donors including Mercer’s five months ago. I always Republican Art Robinson in foundation, the Register- had irregu- the race for the U.S. House Guard reported. The insti- lar periods DEAR seat in southwestern Oregon tute’s net assets were listed at so I didn't also has been a major donor $4.3 million. realize it ABBY to Robinson’s nonprofit DeFazio says the political until two The Associated Press institute, an examination of and institutional donations months Police hold a man suspected in a stabbing outside the Planned Parenthood of Southwestern Oregon health tax records shows. show a too-cozy relation- ago. The clinic on Tuesday, in Grants Pass. Police said the man, whose name was not immediately released, had been The donor,Robert Mercer, ship. doctor told protesting outside the health center for some time and on Tuesday another man assaulted him. The other contributed nearly $650,000 “It’s interesting that in me I was man was stabbed multiple times. He was not identified. in 2010 to a group that used 2010, (Mercer) doubled his having a the money for attack ads contribution (to the institute) girl. I was against the Democrat who to $100,000,”DeFazio said. scared out Early snow at Crater holds the seat, Peter DeFazio, No super PACs have of my JEANNE the Eugene Register-Guard reported spending on mind, but I PHILLIPS reported Tuesday. DeFazio’s behalf. Under fed- was plan- Robinson lost but is in a eral law, direct donations to ning to tell Lake closes Rim Drive rematch this year. Mercer has his campaign are subject to a the father and my parents. contributed $240,000 to a cap of $5,000 for groups with Then early last month I got a super PAC that has spent more than 50 donors and who terrible pain. I went to the CRATER LAKE (AP) — but Planned Parenthood for $280,000 on ads backing are contributing to five or clinic and had a miscarriage. Early snow at Crater Lake STATE Southwestern Oregon Robinson, according to cam- more candidates. It will be a long time has closed Rim Drive and the spokeswoman Sarah Mosely paign disclosure documents. “My contributors are lim- before I’m completely ready North Entrance to the park. DIGEST said the clinic only provides Going back to 2005, the ited under law and they can’t to deal with this, but I don’t Park superintendent health services, and doesn’t Mercer Foundation, funded contribute to my salary,” cancelled plans to vote on know how to move on. I only Craig Ackerman says as of perform abortions. by Mercer and managed by DeFazio said. firing him in April. told a couple of people, and Tuesday morning about 16 his daughter,has made annu- Robinson said Mercer has The commission is Gunshots killed 2 men none of them can ever know inches of snow have fallen al donations that range from been a longtime subscriber to scheduled to meet on how I’m feeling. I can’t tell since the storm blew in found dead in S. Ore. $50,000 to $100,000 to his Energy Newsletter, and Thursday for the first time my parents, and I have no Sunday. That is about four KLAMATH FALLS (AP) — Robinson’s nonprofit Oregon may have become interested with a majority of members idea how to tell the father. times the average for this The Klamath County, sheriff Institute for Science and because of occasional fund- appointed by Kitzhaber. Please help me. — LOST time of year. says autopsies conducted on Medicine. As of 2010, the lat- ing solicitation letters the The resignation is effec- AND ALONE IN WISCON- Snowplows keep the two still-unidentified men est year for data, the contri- institute sends out. tive next month. SIN South Entrance open all whose bodies were found on butions total $360,000. “He’s a scientist,” winter, and Ackerman says DEAR LOST AND Man stabbed outside an abandoned ranch in The institute pays Robinson said. “He’s been ALONE: Please accept my that even without this snow, southern Oregon show gun- Robinson a salary, $100,000 reading my research for a sympathy. A miscarriage can the North Entrance and Rim Planned Parenthood shot wounds killed both in 2010, according to tax long time.” cause a mix of emotions, Drive were set to close Nov. 1 GRANTS PASS (AP) — A men. records that federal law Mercer once worked on among which are disap- so park staff could get the confrontation outside a Sheriff Tim Evinger said requires to be made public. voice recognition technology pointment, despair, shock, park “buttoned up for win- southern Oregon Planned late Tuesday that the Oregon His son, Noah Robinson, is for IBM. Now he’s co-CEO of guilt, grief — and relief. All ter.” Crater Lake gets 30 to 60 Parenthood health center on State Police crime lab con- listed as a professor at Renaissance Technologies, a are NORMAL. I urge you to feet of snow a year. Tuesday ended with a pro- tinues trying to identify the $90,000 a year. They are the $15 billion hedge fund. talk to a trusted adult who Embattled liquor tester stabbing another man, men found Oct. 18 near institute’s only paid employ- Responding to an can listen and support you, police said. Bonanza. ees, according to the filings. Associated Press inquiry, a because going through all of chief steps down Earlier in the day, a The sheriff has said the Noah Robinson is also his spokesman, Jonathan this alone is doubly hard. SALEM (AP) — The woman argued with the discovery of a burned-out father’s campaign manager. Gasthalter, said Mercer had Remember that grief is a director of the Oregon demonstrator outside the truck several weeks ago leads In 2010, the institute no comment. natural response to a mis- Liquor Control Commission health center. She returned detectives to believe the men carriage. Don’t make light of is retiring seven months after later with a man who then may be 38-year-old Ricardo it or deny the feelings. The Gov. John Kitzhaber’s office attacked the protester, Jauregui of Oakley, Calif., Liberal US appeals judge length of time it takes to first asked him to step down. Grants Pass police Lt. Dennis and 32-year-old Everardo process them is different for Steve Pharo announced Ward said. Mendez-Ceja of Richmond, Betty Fletcher dies at 89 everyone, but you should his retirement on Tuesday. The man was stabbed Calif. feel better as time passes. If The liquor director multiple times in the The truck found six miles SEATTLE (AP) — sonar tests by the U.S. Navy. that doesn’t happen, talk reports to a five-member abdomen and at least once in from the location of the bod- Longtime federal appeals She was also known for with your health care commission, not directly to the neck, police said. There ies belongs to Jauregui. court judge Betty Fletcher getting back at Republicans provider because there may the governor. was no immediate word on Mendez-Ceja’s family has died at age 89. in the U.S. Senate who be additional ways to sup- A Kitzhaber aide asked his condition. reported him overdue, telling A spokesman for the 9th delayed the appointment of port you and help you feel Pharo to resign earlier this The demonstrator had authorities he went to U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals her son, William A. Fletcher, better. year and he refused. The signs denouncing abortion Bonanza to buy hay and a confirmed that she passed to the 9th Circuit. To ease his If you decide to tell the liquor commission abruptly and Planned Parenthood, horse. away Monday night.The cause path, she offered to take sen- father, understand that he was not immediately known. ior status on the bench, free- may need to grieve, too. He Fletcher was a liberal ing up her seat for someone may not be able to express Obituaries stalwart of the 9th Circuit acceptable to then- his emotions the same way who was known for rulings Republican U.S. Sen. Slade you do. But communicating Marcia Arlene Rice north of Fort St.John, British Goodson of Coos Bay and upholding affirmative Gorton of Washington. your feelings and supporting July 25, 1948 - Oct. 12, 2012 Columbia that same year and Nancy Taylor of Portland; action, overturning death Instead of actually retir- each other may help both of cleared land and lived in a brother, Larry Rice and wife, penalty cases and protecting ing, Fletcher continued car- A memorial service will be tent until the first snow Norma of Vancouver, Wash.; you to cope. held for Marcia Arlene endangered whales from rying a full load of cases. Because the birth control when they finally moved into brother-in-law, Dale (Rinehart) Rice, 64, of Coos a 10-foot building with no you were using didn’t pre- Bay at 2 p.m. Rinehart and wife, Donna of vent your pregnancy, you electricity or running water. Texada Island, British The World publishes Sunday, Marcia always said after that Funeral death notices and service should ask a health care Oct. 28,at Columbia; niece and experience her idea of camp- listings as a free public provider for advice about Faith nephews, Jason Goodson and Saturday, Oct. 27 ing changed and camping service. Obituaries and avoiding another unplanned Lutheran wife, Tanya of Coos Bay, Harry G. DeJabet, 1 needed to include a dish- “Card of Thanks” items are pregnancy in the future. A Church, Susan Schrantz and hus- p.m., memorial service, washer, flush toilets and supplied by families or staff member at your local 2 741 band, Mike of Vancouver, Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Planned Parenthood health electricity. Wash., Bryan Rice and wife, Witnesses, 1725 Decker Point funeral homes and are pub- Sherman lished for a fee. center or other clinic, or Ave., in In 1975 the couple was Kim of Fort Collins, Colo., Road, Reedsport. your own physician, can North Bend. Marcia Rice blessed with a daughter, Kimberly True and husband, discuss all of your options Marcia Erikka. Marcia ran a business Russ of Taylor, B.C. and Kris and help you get the birth was born July 25, 1948 in from her home making busi- Rinehart and wife, Kathy of • Cremation ness letters and labels for control you need. Portland, Ore., the second Port Moody, B.C.; and uncle, • Funeral Service DEAR ABBY: I’m the local business. She moved to child of Delbert Roy and Irville Gollnick and wife, mother of two adult daugh- Coos Bay in about 1994 and Betty (Gollnick) Rice. Marcia Melba of Willows, Calif. Locally ters. Their father and I were began working for Faith died Oct. 12, 2012, in Fort St. She was preceded in death “Our family Owned divorced when they were 6 John, British Columbia while Lutheran Church in North & and 10. He was an attentive Bend. Marcia was a profes- by her husband, Vern serving your family” Operated visiting her much loved Rinehart; brother-in-law, father, and I encouraged and daughter, son-in-law and sional genealogist who 541-267-4216 nurtured their relationship shared her experience and Charles Taylor; mother, grandsons. Betty (Gollnick) Rice; and 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson with him and always told When Marcia was 15 years knowledge as a volunteer father, Delbert Rice. them how much he loved old her family moved to a librarian at the Family In lieu of flowers please them. farm east of Sandy.She grad- History Center; a lecturer, a Five years after our uated from Sandy Union teacher, a member of the consider donating to the divorce, he remarried. His High School in 1967 and Oregon Chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy new wife didn’t care for the attended Eastern Oregon Association of Professional Association, P.O. Box 78960, girls and made no secret of College and then completed Genealogists and generally Phoenix, AZ 85062 it. Our youngest daughter her education at Western helped others unravel their (www.mda.org) or the gave birth to our only grand- Business College in family history. Preserve the Pensions War of child. When the child was 4, Portland. Marcia is survived by her 1812 Project, FGS P.O. Box my daughters were told by Marcia married Vernon daughter, Erikka Lillico and 200940, Austin, TX 78720 their father that they were James Rinehart, March 31, her husband, Randy; grand- (www.fgs.org). no longer welcome in his 1972 in Vancouver, Wash. sons, Ryan and Tyler; sisters, Sign the guestbook at home. They then revealed to The couple then moved Beverly Rice and Gary www.theworldlink.com. me that during the 30 years Occeanean VViewiew MemoryMemory since the divorce, their dad Margie Dephane surrounded by her family. Jared of Coos Bay and Diane had never had a good thing Brown She was raised and edu- Gilert of Coos Bay; 15 Gaardensrdens & CCrematoryrematory to say about me and told cated in Brady. She was grandchildren; 18 great- Established in 1939, the 14 acre park is the home them many lies. He died June 7, 1934 - Oct. 19, 2012 married to Chunn Dale grandchildren; one great- of the Bay Area’s only crematory. nine months ago, without Cremation rites have Brown June 26, 1957 and great-granddaughter; sis- patching up the problems been held for Margie they made their home in ters, Betty Moyer of • Simple cremation & burial. between them. Dephane Brown, 78, of Coos Odessa, Texas until moving Bartlesville, Okla., Debra • Private or public graveside services. Now my daughters want Bay, under to Coos Bay in the mid- Taylor of Odessa, Texas, • Large selection of burial/cremation spaces, to be close to his wife! Please the direc- 1960s. Margie enjoyed being Sheila Perez of Odessa and headstones, monuments, burial & urn vaults, help me understand. I have tion of a homemaker, going hunting Shirley Turnell of Odessa; caskets, urns, cremation jewelry, printed strong emotions about this, Nelson’s with her family, and she was and numerous nieces and materials, video tributes & more is available at especially concerning the Bay Area always ready for a game of nephews. the time of need or in advance by preplanning. grandchild. — MISERABLE Mortuary. cards. She played cribbage She was preceded in • Pet cremation. IN MISSOURI Margie with her husband nearly death by her husband and • Payment terms & options. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Wednesday, October 24,2012 Y K Nation NATIONAL Google cameras map DIGEST Fungus seen at Grand Canyon trails meningitis-linked firm BOSTON (AP) — State officials investigating a phar- GRAND CANYON macy linked to a deadly out- NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. break of meningitis said (AP) — Google and its Tuesday they found shoddy street-view cameras already sterilization practices and have taken users to narrow unclean conditions there, cobblestone alleys in Spain including debris-covered using a tricycle, inside the The Associated Press floor mats and standing Smithsonian with a push Surfers who were surfing with the 38-year-old victim of a fatal shark water from a leaking boiler. cart and to British Colum- attack exit Surf Beach in Lompoc, Calif. on Tuesday. State officials also said the bia’s snow-covered slopes New England Compounding by snowmobile. Center shipped steroids from The search giant now has the possibly contaminated brought its all-seeing eyes — Calif. surfer killed batches suspected in the out- mounted for the first time on break before it received its a backpack — down into the own test results confirming Grand Canyon, showcasing The Associated Press the drugs were sterile. the attraction’s most popu- A view from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park in in shark attack Gov. Deval Patrick said lar hiking trails on the South Arizona on Monday. he’s ordered state pharmacy Rim and other walkways. VANDENBERG AIR attack fatality at Surf Beach, regulators to conduct sur- It’s the latest evolution in 360-degree view of locales trekker earlier this year but FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) — about 150 miles northwest of prise inspections — the first mapping technology for the they may have read about made its first official col- A surfer was killed Tuesday Los Angeles. of which happened Tuesday Mountain View, Calif., only in tourist books and lection of data this week at by a shark off a beach at In October 2010, Lucas — at companies similar to the company, which has used a seen in flat, 2-D images. the Grand Canyon. coastal Vandenberg Air Ransom, a 19-year-old stu- NECC and take other steps to rosette of cameras to pho- “Any of these sort of The backpacks aren’t Force Base following a sum- dent at the University of tighten oversight. The state tograph thousands of cities iconic, cultural, historical ready for volunteer use, but mer of shark sightings along California, Santa Barbara, also has moved to revoke the and towns in dozens of locations that are not acces- Google has said it wants to California’s Central Coast, died when a shark nearly company’s operating license countries for its Street View sible by road is where we deploy them at national authorities said. severed his leg as he body- and the licenses of its top feature. With a click of the want to go,”said Ryan Falor, forests, to the narrow streets Francisco Javier Solorio boarded. three pharmacists. mouse, Internet users are product manager at Google. of Venice,Mount Everest and Google announced the to ancient ruins and castles. Jr., 39, of Orcutt was killed in Hundreds of miles south transported virtually for a the attack off the coast of near the coast of San Diego, Surf Beach in Lompoc, the a 15-foot great white shark is Defunding of Planned Santa Barbara County Sher- believed to have killed Parenthood blocked iff’s Department said in a triathlete David Martin in INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — U.S. Supreme Court upholds statement. 2008. Indiana stepped between He was bitten by the shark There were no shark women and their physicians in his upper torso. warning signs posted at Surf when it enacted a law that Solorio “had a friend who Beach on Tuesday, said Lt. blocked Medicaid funds for stay of execution in Florida he was surfing with who saw Erik Raney, adding that Planned Parenthood just the shark bite or hit the beaches don’t typically post because the organization STARKE, Fla. (AP) — Fol- quickly upheld the stay. phrenic with delusions he’s man,” said sheriff’s Sgt. such notices unless the loca- provides abortions, a federal lowing a slew of conflicting The 11th U.S. Circuit Court the “prince of God,” had Mark A. Williams. “His tion had a recent shark appeals court ruled Tuesday. court rulings, a federal of Appeals’ decision came faced a planned lethal injec- friend ended up swimming sighting. The 7th U.S. Circuit Court appeals court Tuesday night during a flurry of legal deci- tion at 6 p.m. Tuesday in over and pulling him from “We’ve had shark sight- of Appeals in Chicago upheld blocked the scheduled execu- sions over claims that 64- Florida’s death chamber. the water where he received ings up and down the Santa a lower court’s finding that tion of a mass killer convicted year-old John Errol Ferguson The Supreme Court first aid.” Barbara coastline pretty fre- Indiana violated federal reg- of eight slayings that jolted suffers from mental illness so rejected an earlier Ferguson The friend started first aid quently recently,” said ulations when it enacted a South Florida in the 1970s. severe he cannot be executed. emergency appeal Tuesday — while another surfer called Raney, adding that the law that denied Planned Par- The U.S. Supreme Court Ferguson, a paranoid schizo- as did the 11th Circuit — but for help, but Solorio was sightings are well-publi- enthood Medicaid funds for the high court would not pronounced dead by para- cized. general health services agree to the state of Florida’s medics at the scene. Last month, warning including cancer screenings. request to overturn the later The Air Force said he was signs were posted at Santa The ruling is the latest set- ruling. The appeals court set not affiliated with the base, Barbara Harbor, about 65 back in conservative efforts a schedule for motions that which allows public access miles southeast of Surf in several states to cut off will likely delay the execution to some of its beaches. All Beach, after a 14-foot great funding for abortion at least until the first week of beaches on the base’s coast- white shark was spotted by a providers that judges say go November, if not longer. line will be closed for at least surfer. too far, intruding on women’s The Fla. Attorney General’s 72 hours, as a precaution, Death by shark attack is right to choose their own office argued in court papers Col. Nina Armagno said rare. An average of 65 shark medical care. that the late ruling “makes a Tuesday evening. attacks occur each year mockery of the state’s com- The type of shark involved around the world that typi- pelling interest in finality” in and other details were under cally result in two or three Teen brothers charged Ferguson’s case. He’s been on investigation. deaths, according to the Pew with killing N.J. girl, 12 death row for 34 years. It was the latest shark Environment Group. CLAYTON, N.J. (AP) — A teenage boy lured a 12-year- old girl into his house under the guise of getting parts for her treasured bicycle and then, with his older brother, killed her, police said Tues- day. The girl’s disappearance had sparked a frantic search by residents of her small town until a tip from the boys’ mother led police to her body, stuffed into a home recycling bin. The boys, ages 15 and 17, were charged with murdering Autumn Pasquale, who dis- appeared while riding her BMX bike Saturday, a little more than a week before what would have been her 13th birthday. She appeared to have been strangled, Gloucester County prosecu- tor Sean Dalton said at a late- day news conference.

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C M C M Y K Wednesday, October 24,2012 • The World • A7 Y K World U.S. Navy Reading ‘Gone with the Wind’ in Pyongyang PYONGYANG, North The book is “Gone With tightest censorship net, a reviews Korea (AP) — The former the Wind.” place where the literary cul- black marketeer has read it. To come across Margaret ture was largely inherited So has the beautiful young Mitchell’s 1936 Civil War epic from Joseph Stalin, the gov- rules on librarian, and the aging phi- in North Korea is to stumble ernment has published a losophy professor who has over the unlikeliest of Amer- novel that longs for the days spent his life teaching the rul- ican cultural touchstones in of the slave-owning Ameri- Japan bases ing doctrine of this isolated the unlikeliest of places. can South. outpost of totalitarian social- What does antebellum In “Gone With the Wind,” TOKYO (AP) — Weary of ism. At times it seems as if plantation life have to do North Koreans found echoes rules limiting the freedom of everyone in Pyongyang, a city with North Korea, where of their own history and their “overwhelmingly out- full of monuments to its own three generations of rulers — insights into the United standing” sailors, the top The Associated Press mythology,has read the book. grandfather, father and now States: bloody civil wars commanders of the U.S. Okinawa citizens stage a demonstration on Oct.17,denouncing a rape of In it they found a tortured the young son, Kim Jong Un fought nearly a century Navy in Japan eased after- a Japanese woman by two U.S. sailors in front of U.S. Marine Corps' love story, or a parable of — have been worshipped as apart; two cities — Atlanta hours restrictions this Camp Foster in Kitanakagusuku in Okinawa, southern Japan. bourgeois decline. Many omniscient? What appeal and Pyongyang — reduced to month. Just four days later, found heroes.They lost them- does Scarlett O’Hara’s high- rubble after attacks by U.S. two sailors were accused of Japanese government. treated sailors of lower rank selves in the story of a nation society ruthlessness hold for forces; two cultures that still rape on Okinawa, a small The uproar has deepened “as if they are expected to divided by war, its defeated people only a few years past a celebrate the way they stood island that has long had a a dilemma nagging the U.S. engage in misconduct,”when cities reduced to smolder and horrific famine? up to the Yankees. If North tense relationship with the military for years: It wants to in fact very few sailors “have ruins, its humbled aristocrats And yet here, in a country Koreans have yet to find for- large American force sta- improve relations on Oki- difficulty adhering to mini- reduced to starvation. thought to have the world’s tune, they haven’t given up. tioned there. nawa, home to most of its mum standards of conduct.” Now, in his first com- Japan-based force and one of “The decision to cancel ments since the incident, America’s most important the liberty card program is in one of the commanders has Pacific military outposts, but recognition that the vast told The Associated Press it also wants to be fair to its majority of our sailors are the the policy change is under sailors. Many Okinawans overwhelmingly outstand- review. But he also stands by believe the troops cannot be ing,”the commanders said in his assessment that the U.S. trusted to behave themselves the Oct. 12 memo, adding Bulletin Board troops under his watch dis- off-base despite falling that lower-level leaders play “exceptionally high crime rates, and many sailors would be able to keep the It’s your best choice for professional services • 541-267-6278 standards of professional believe they are being small number of potential Bandon • Coos Bay • Coquille • Myrtle Point • North Bend • Port Orford • Reedsport and personal conduct.” unfairly judged because of a troublemakers in line. The Navy says the policy few notorious cases. The alleged rape was change played no role in the Less than a week before reported Oct. 16. In a state- alleged attack on a woman the rape was reported, 7th ment Tuesday to The Asso- outside her apartment Fleet commander Vice Adm. ciated Press, Cloyd stood by building. But the U.S. Scott Swift and Rear Adm. the assessment he made in ambassador immediately Dan Cloyd, commander of the memo. apologized, and the head of U.S. Naval Forces, Japan, “The vast majority of our all 52,000 U.S. troops in issued a memorandum end- sailors have demonstrated Japan announced a new cur- ing the nearly decade-old overwhelmingly outstanding few for them as the case “liberty card” program, behavior while serving and sparked intense anger on which regulated off-hours living in Japan,”he said in the Okinawa and a brought a activities by sailors in Japan. statement, his first public sharp rebuke from the They said the program comment since the incident. 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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Wednesday, October 24,2012 Y K Weather South Coast Tonight: Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm. Oregon weather Thursday, Oct. 25 National forecast Cloudy, with a low around 45. South southwest wind 7 Tonight/Thursday City/Region Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/highLow temperatures | High temps Forecast highs for Thursday, Oct. 25 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy to 13 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. Forecast for Thursday, Oct. 25 Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly Seattle sunny, with a high near 59. Light wind. WASH. 41° | 50° Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 46. Portland North wind around 5 mph. 41° | 46° Pendleton Billings Friday: A 30 percent chance of rain. Cloudy, with a 30° | 50° 23° | 37° Minneapolis high near 57. South wind 8 to 13 mph. 41° | 48° Newport 45° | 55° Bend New York Curry County Coast Salem Chicago 28° | 46° Detroit 55° | 63° 39° | 55° IDAHO 63° | 77° Tonight: Showers. Low around 44. South southeast San Francisco 57° | 59° wind around 9 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Ontario Denver Washington D.C. Eugene 54° | 63° 28° | 37° 25° | 50° 63° | 73° Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly 37° | 54° sunny, with a high near 57. Light wind. Los Angeles North Bend 55° | 81° Thursday Night: Increasing clouds, with a low around Coos Bay Atlanta 48. North northwest wind around 5 mph. 44° | 57° 54° | 77° Friday: A 20 percent chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, El Paso with a high near 58. Southeast wind 3 to 8 mph. Medford 52° | 79° Klamath Falls 36° | 55° Houston 30° | 45° Rogue Valley CALIF. © 2012 Wunderground.com 73° | 88° Tonight: A 50 percent chance of showers. Cloudy, with MMiamiiami Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice a low around 35. Calm wind. storms 775°0°9° | 84° 86° Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 57. East Partly southeast wind around 5 mph. Cloudy Showers Rain Snow Fronts Pressure Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 34. 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Sandy will move east of Florida, bringing Tonight: Scattered showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low Redmond 49 34 0.01 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Atlanta 78 55 clr Hartford Spgfld 61 50 .04 cdy Providence 67 51 .06 cdy Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 around 42. South wind 7 to 10 mph. Roseburg 52 43 0.23 Atlantic Citysome 76thunderstorms 54 .01 cdy andHonolulu heavy surf 84 to 78 the state. rn Raleigh-Durham 80 51 clr Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Thursday: Patchy fog. Otherwise, partly sunny, with a Salem 52 44 0.16 Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 Austin 87 62 pcdy Houston 87 66 pcdy Reno 52 31 sno high near 55. South wind 3 to 5 mph. Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 Baltimore 76 54 cdy Indianapolis 69 57 .44 pcdyWeatherRichmond Underground 82 • AP 52 cdy Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 43. Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Billings 46 28 .03 cdy Jackson,Miss. 81 60 clr Sacramento 62 51 .04 rn Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 Friday: A 40 percent chance of rain. Mostly cloudy, Birmingham 79 52 clr Jacksonville 82 63 cdy St Louis 79 66 .24 pcdy Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Boise 50 35 cdy Kansas City 81 68 clr Salt Lake City 48 37 .21 sno with a high near 55. Calm wind. Date time ft. time ft. Boston 67 47 pcdy Key West 86 77 pcdy San Angelo 85 69 cdy North Coast THURSDAY FRIDAY Buffalo 56 51 .34 cdy Las Vegas 73 57 clr San Diego 70 61 clr 24-Oct 9:19 7.7 9:21 6.9 Tonight: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. Low Burlington,Vt. 56 33 clr Lexington 77 56 pcdy San Francisco 63 54 .09 rn 25-Oct 10:05 8.1 10:27 7.0 around 46. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Casper 49 35 .04 sno Little Rock 82 58 pcdy San Jose 62 44 cdy 26-Oct 10:45 8.4 11:22 7.2 Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly Charleston,S.C. 81 57 pcdy Los Angeles 71 58 clr Santa Fe 73 44 clr 27-Oct 11:20 8.7 - - Charleston,W.Va. 79 56 cdy Louisville 81 61 clr Seattle 52 44 .03 rn sunny, with a high near 52. South wind 7 to 9 mph. 28-Oct 12:11 7.4 11:53 8.9 Charlotte,N.C. 78 46 clr Madison 65 60 .15 cdy Sioux Falls 60 44 cdy Thursday Night: A 20 percent chance of rain. Mostly Cheyenne 70 36 rn Memphis 81 60 clr Spokane 43 31 cdy cloudy, with a low around 44. Wind 3 to 7 mph. Chance of rain Chance of rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Chicago 70 58 .06 pcdy Miami Beach 86 76 .03 clr Syracuse 54 52 .34 cdy Friday: A 50 percent chance of rain. Cloudy, with a 59/46 57/52 Date time ft. time ft. Cincinnati 79 59 .01 pcdy Midland-Odessa 88 65 cdy Tampa 85 69 cdy high near 53. South southeast wind 9 to 13 mph. Cleveland 67 59 .50 cdy Milwaukee 58 53 .06 cdy Toledo 70 59 .04 cdy 24-Oct 2:31 0.9 3:24 2.3 Colorado Springs 78 41 pcdy Mpls-St Paul 65 55 rn Tucson 87 59 clr Central Oregon SATURDAY SUNDAY 25-Oct 3:28 1.3 4:21 1.5 Columbus,Ohio 78 60 .05 pcdy Missoula 36 31 .02 cdy Tulsa 81 69 clr Tonight: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly 26-Oct 4:18 1.6 5:07 0.9 Concord,N.H. 63 28 clr Nashville 80 49 clr Washington,D.C. 78 59 cdy cloudy, with a low around 26. Northwest wind to 11 mph. 27-Oct 5:01 1.9 5:47 0.3 Dallas-Ft Worth 85 70 pcdy New Orleans 83 66 pcdy W. Palm Beach 85 73 .04 clr Thursday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 46. 28-Oct 5:40 2.2 6:24 -0.1 Daytona Beach 82 73 cdy New York City 64 56 .03 rn Wichita 91 68 clr Southeast wind around 7 mph. Sunrise, sunset Denver 77 43 cdy Norfolk,Va. 77 55 pcdy Wilmington,Del. 69 53 cdy Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. Oct. 21-27 — 7:39, 6:14 Des Moines 75 66 .02 cdy Oklahoma City 84 67 pcdy National Temperature Extremes Moon watch Detroit 71 61 .01 pcdy Omaha 76 51 cdy High Tuesday 95 at Alice, Texas Friday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Partly sunny, Chance of rain Rain likely El Paso 84 54 pcdy Orlando 84 70 .01 pcdy Low Wednesday 1 at Stanley, Idaho with a high near 51. South wind around 8 mph. 61/52 62/54 Full Moon — Oct. 29 Swing-state voters hit with mail ad barrage

MANITOWOC, Wis. (AP) too much — from all sides,” CIO has sent tens of thou- — Around lunchtime each day, says Ouradnik, a customer sands of candidate contrast the latest missives promoting service representative in this fliers to union households in or pillorying Democratic lakeside Wisconsin city. She battleground states. A healthy President Barack Obama and voted for Obama four years share of NARAL Pro-Choice Republican nominee Mitt ago but is leaning toward America’s $1.1 million of inde- Romney arrive in Diane Romney this time because pendent spending on the race Ouradnik’s mailbox. Before she feels the incumbent has has been on bulk mail. long, they’re in her trash. let her down and is too will- Strategists count on voters Tearing and tossing has ing to blame others. to at least scan what they get. become routine for battle- Political mail at all levels In the best case, people hand ground-state voters is big business. Some 1.8 bil- the ads off to undecided drenched in caustic mail ads lion political mail pieces were neighbors or carry them to the from the presidential candi- sent in 2010, resulting in $338 voting booth for reference. dates, political parties and million in revenue for the In a presidential campaign their allied groups. U.S. Postal Service, a dominated by a focus on jobs Television commercials spokesman said. The Postal and the economy,the mail ads may be king, but millions of Service expects to signifi- often tackle peripheral issues dollars a week are fueling the cantly surpass those marks in important to niche voters. pinpointed mail ads: Gun 2012. The mailers are typically Photos by Lou Sennick, The World owners are told Obama is a In Romney’s corner, the more cost-effective than tel- Plans for a small, wooden sailboat are in the wood shop at North Bend High School. Soon, the class will start threat and Romney is “the super political action com- evision ads, with some to build their own sailboats in the classroom. clear choice.” Bilingual ads mittee known as Restore Our pieces costing a dime or less. going to Latino voters are Future sank more than $1 And they have a more scien- questioning Romney’s com- million into its direct mail tific reach. REBUILD mitment to opportunities for efforts in the past two weeks There are drawbacks to the Students will try “regular people.”Senior citi- alone. Another $1 million mail pitches. Mail takes more zens are getting dueling was spent last week on anti- time to develop and distrib- making a boat pieces from Obama and Obama mail by Citizens ute, so pieces prepared for the Romney casting the other as Awareness Project Inc., a stretch run won’t pivot off Continued from Page A1 detrimental to Medicare. new group that hasn’t dis- late-breaking moments in the “I don’t even read it. It’s closed its donors. same way radio and television just too overwhelming. It’s Aiding Obama, the AFL- spots can. going to do the same thing at North Bend. “I’m going to make a boat,” Ex-Goldman executive Aaron said, still smiling. “Then I’m going to take it out on the river.” awaits sentencing in NY The students are responsi- ble for providing the wood and epoxy needed to make NEW YORK (AP) — A for- accused. India, to develop new initia- the boats, or any other final mer Goldman Sachs and Prosecutors say Gupta tives, including the Urban project. Procter & Gamble Co. board belongs behind bars too Institute of India, meant to member convicted of insider while defense lawyers say it bring the private sector, aca- But if the kids can’t afford trading will serve up to 10 would be a disservice to demia and the Indian govern- the materials, Cohn finds a years in prison if the govern- humanity to send him to ment together to address way to pay for them. ment has its way but will face prison when he could be accelerating migration to “We work something out,” no more than community helping the world. India’s cities. The more than he said. service if a judge is persuad- They cite in a pre-sen- 400 letters written to the A community member ed by defense arguments. tencing brief his many good judge on Gupta’s behalf recently donated a wooden Rajat Gupta awaits his fate works and the Rwandan gov- included documents signed Wednesday for his role in a ernment’s support for a pro- by Microsoft co-founder Bill sailboat to Cohn’s class. He mammoth insider trading gram in which Gupta would Gates and former United plans to have the students case that prosecutors say was work with rural districts to Nations Secretary-General refurbish the boat and sell it the largest in history. Already, battle HIV, malaria, extreme Kofi Annan. as a fundraiser to buy sup- former billionaire hedge fund poverty and to help provide “The conduct for which plies for the students that owner Raj Rajaratnam — a food security. The lawyers he was convicted represents need the help. onetime close friend of Gupta say the Rwandan govern- an isolated aberration and a “Every kid is going to be originally from Sri Lanka — is ment would join with a U.S.- stark departure from this successful in here,” Cohn serving 11 years in prison for based organization already personal history,” the earning up to $75 million ille- working in the country to lawyers wrote. said. “I make sure of that.” gally. Gupta is among 25 peo- ensure effective supervision The government says a Reporter Jessie Higgins can ple convicted in the insider of Gupta’s service. prison term between eight be reached at 541-269-1222, trading case that has relied They also say prison would years and 10 years would ext. 240, or jhiggins@the- Alexandra Hefner works on a wooden box Tuesday morning in the wood heavily on wiretaps and spoil the efforts by Gupta, reflect the seriousness of the worldlink.com. shop class at North Bend High School. cooperation from many of the who was born in Kolkata, crimes and deter others.

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North Bend’s girls soccer team capped a perfect run through the Far West League with a 10-0 win over visiting Douglas in miserable conditions Tuesday. “It was wet, cold and nasty weather, but it prepares us for the playoffs,” said North Bend coach Dustin Hood. Jordyn Johnson, Mikena Shay and Natalie Canavan Local had two goals each for the Recap Bulldogs. Brianna Cole, Katie Farlow, Samantha Trickett and Madison Spence also had goals and Emma Powley had three assists. North Bend scored four times off corner kicks. Before the match, Spence, the team’s lone senior, was honored for senior night. North Bend now gets a bye through the play-in round to the first round of the Class 4A play- By Alysha Beck, The World offs. The Bulldogs will have to wait North Bend setter Britni Ring finesses the ball over the net during Tuesday’s regular-season finale against Douglas.The Trojans won the match in five games. to learn their opponent. Brookings-Harbor 2, Sutherlin 1: The Bruins earned second place and a home game in the play-in round with the win on Trojans deny Bulldogs third place the road. As the league’s third-place team, Sutherlin will have a road I North Bend still North Bend, ranked 22nd in the North Bend had a strong start consecutive kills. game in the play-in round. final Oregon School Activities to the match, leading much of the “We played so great the first Hannah Barron scored both of could reach play-in Association power rankings, first game. The Trojans tied it four two games,”Kirkpatrick said. “We Brookings-Harbor’s goals, while round as at-large team appears to still be headed for the times late and took over 19-17 on played as a team, we communicat- Kylie Atterbury scored for Class 4A play-in round, as the an ace from Sadie Birch, but a ed and we got excited.” Sutherlin. final at-large selection. The final Douglas hitting error and back- “We were just playing ball,” South Umpqua 2, Coquille 1: BY RACHEL FINNEY matchups still are being deter- to-back kills from North Bend’s Willett said. The Lancers edged the visiting Red The World mined, with the play-in round McKenna Reasor put the Bulldogs Then everything went downhill. Devils to finish fourth in the final scheduled for Saturday, but North back on top. Douglas surged ahead in the standings. NORTH BEND — Despite taking Bend likely will play at Far West They held off the Trojans from third game 21-7 on an ace from “It was a very competitive a two-game lead in Tuesday night’s League foe Sutherlin. there, as Ashley LaBarre punctu- Tori Bond, though the Bulldogs game,” said Coquille coach Mark match, North Bend’s volleyball North Bend coach Les Willett ated the close win with a kill. still fought back. They chipped Usselman. “We’re very evenly team had a massive collapse. couldn’t quite explain what hap- The second game was even away slowly, and Britni Ring matched.” Douglas stormed back to top pened after the second game early on, seeing five lead changes served four straight points after Bethany Meyer, one of several the Bulldogs in five game, winning Tuesday night — the Bulldogs just and eight ties. North Bend jumped the Trojans missed a serve on players on Coquille’s team from 23-25, 19-25, 25-15, 25-20, 15-13 to seemed deflated. ahead 14-13 on a Douglas lift, and game point, pulling North Bend Myrtle Point, scored the first goal. earn third place and the final “I don’t have an answer,” he Reasor served the Bulldogs to vic- within 24-15. South Umpqua responded with guaranteed Far West League berth said. “I know it’s not because we tory with a pair of aces before two goals late in the first half. into the postseason. didn’t want it. Because we did.” Cherise Kirkpatrick slammed SEE VOLLEYBALL | B3 Neither team found the net in the second half, which included a 15-minute deluge of rain, Usselman said. Coquille’s Kaitlyn Bulldogs honor five past Atkins had a shot from more than 35 yards out that hit the crossbar. The Red Devils have just two greats with hall induction seniors — Annmarie Earl and Joselynn Verrastro. “We’re going to have a nice I School’s first wrestling events toward the end was girls basket- group next year,”Usselman said. ball, his son said. “He probably enjoyed state champion is among sitting there because it wasn’t raining,” Midwestern League the new members he said. Pirate match postponed: “We still have three reserved seats” Marshfield’s girls soccer game to girls basketball games, Pat added. against North Eugene was delayed BY JESSIE HIGGINS “As far as we’re concerned, he’s still sit- until today because of a standoff The World ting there watching with us.” not far from the high school on The four other inductees able to Tuesday. NORTH BEND — Of this year’s five accept the award in The Pirates and Highlanders Hall of Fame inductees, one was person all talked play at 6 p.m. at Pete Susick notably missing. Inside about North Bend Stadium. Hall of Famer Jack Goll died in 2005. teachers and coaches Hall of Fame VOLLEYBALL Still, his son said the honor would have biographies that not only guided, been one of the greatest of his dad’s Page B2 but inspired them. Far West League life. “I owe a lot to my “It would have been his proudest coaches,” said Dick Vikings win: Siuslaw clinched moment,”Pat Goll said during Friday’s Berklund, the school’s first state cham- the league title by beating host induction ceremony. “But it is also pion in wrestling, who went on to South Umpqua 25-17, 25-20, 25- our’s, too. He was a true Bulldog.” become a juvenile court counselor. 18. Jack was a tremendous three-sport They “supported me through high Lona Dengler had nine kills for high school athlete, served in the U.S. school and beyond.” the Vikings and Alex Dodson had Navy, coached and officiated sporting Don Thompson, also a star wrestler, four. events, served as North Bend city coun- said his coaches taught him work ethic. “I’m proud of the girls,” said cilor, and was honored as North Bend “They kept me on the straight and nar- Siuslaw coach Amy Peterson, who Citizen of the Year. row,”he said. now must wait to see who the His devotion to North Bend remained Patricia Choat Pierce, who graduat- Vikings play in the Class 4A play- strong until the end. Even after he ed in 1949, could name and describe offs. “They did a good job.” stopped coaching and refereeing games, notable teachers as far back as junior Olivia Gulliford had eight kills Jack was often seen — and heard — at high. She said she always loved her and seven digs for South Umpqua. North Bend sporting events. teachers, but never fully appreciated all Sutherlin takes second: The “If there was a call he didn’t like, the they did for her until she became one. By Alysha Beck, The World Bulldogs finished the regular sea- refs knew about it,”Pat said, laughing. Patricia Choat Pierce, Class of 1949, was inducted into the North Bend son by sweeping visiting One of Jack’s favorite sporting SEE HALL | B2 High School Hall of Fame on Friday night. Brookings-Harbor, 25-16, 25-18, 25-22 on Tuesday. Cheyanne LeFevre had nine kills and 15 digs for Sutherlin. Rested Tigers meet San Francisco in World Series Cierra Cotton had seven kills, five blocks and two aces, Kayce Mock had seven kills and five blocks and BY BEN WALKER tonight against Barry Zito and San Jennifer Hults had 21 assists and 12 The Associated Press Francisco, fresh off another stir- ring comeback and a Game 7 win digs. SAN FRANCISCO — Jim Monday over the Cardinals. Christy Reynolds and Jordan Leyland and the Detroit Tigers “I feel like I haven’t played in Keys had eight kills each and found out the hard way that rest over two months when you clinch Megan Strain had 14 assists for the means rust in the World Series. so quick like this and have to wait Bruins, who finished last in the Six years ago, their last Series for the other team,”Tigers reliever standings. Sutherlin will host a game in appearance, they lounged around Jose Valverde said. the Class 4A play-in round. for nearly a week before getting Not quite that long. “I was happy with second wiped out by St. Louis. “What is it, eight months of place,”said Sutherlin coach Stacey This time, while once again baseball? What’s five days?” LeFevre. “I was especially that we waiting for the National League Tigers star Prince Fielder asked. took at least one from Siuslaw.The opponent to be decided, they Said Zito: “I guess we can second half of the season, we stayed busy by working on bunts, hypothesize for a while on how playing against their instructional swept through. You can’t ask for prepared they are, being that they much more than that.” league team and letting ace Justin haven’t played these high-inten- Verlander throw to hitters. The Associated Press sity games.” Sunset Conference “Well, we just tried to come up San Francisco pitcher Barry Zito answers a reporter’s question during a news confer- The Tigers made it easy on Braves win again: Reedsport with something,” Leyland said ence Tuesday. Zito goes against Detroit ace Justin Verlander in the opening game of themselves, sweeping the Yankees Tuesday. “It wasn’t like in 2006, edged host Myrtle Point 25-22, 28- the World Series tonight. in the AL championship series. 26, 25-22 on Tuesday to stay per- where some people would indicate They traveled to San Francisco on fect with one match to go in league we sat around happy to get there, into bad weather problems in to try to keep us from being idle for Tuesday and held a late-afternoon play. not doing anything, eating bon- Detroit, so we were really handi- four or five days. I definitely think workout at AT&T Park. bons.” capped,” the manager said. “So it affected the last World Series.” “That wasn’t the case. We ran this time we’ve done some things Verlander will start Game 1 SEE SERIES | B3 SEE RECAP | B3 C M C M Y K Y K

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with Oregon playing in Columbus on Sept. 11, 2021. NEW LENOX, Ill. — Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk Idaho State suspends faces charges of driving coach for upcoming game under the influence and POCATELLO, Idaho — other misdemeanors after Idaho State coach Mike being found asleep in his Kramer has been suspended pickup truck in a cornfield, for his team’s game at police in suburban Chicago Montana on Saturday for said. violating the university’s New Lenox Deputy Chief conduct policy. Robert The suspension came as Pawlisz Kramer was being investi- By Alysha Beck, The World said offi- Sports gated by the university and Five North Bend High School graduates were inducted into the Hall of Fame Friday night: from left to right, Dick Berklund, Patricia Choat Pierce, cers found Pocatello police after wide Rick Stevens (the event’s master of ceremonies),Ted Whitley, Don Thompson and Pat Goll, accepting for his father,Jack Goll. Fisk, 64, Shorts receiver Derek Graves behind the reported that Kramer shoved wheel late Monday with an him to the ground during HALL open bottle of vodka on the practice on Oct. 3. North Bend Hall of Fame Inductees truck’s floor. Athletic director Jeff Pierce became a “He was behind the wheel Tingey announced the sus- Don Thompson (Class of 1974): Thompson started on related to shape memory alloys and other materials that unconscious,”Pawlisz said. pension Tuesday and said NBHS teacher the line for the football team his final three years at North enable new and innovative functions on aircraft, missiles Kramer also was issued a let- PRO FOOTBALL From Page B1 Bend and also was a three-time district champion in and satellites. He also leads research into the automation ter of reprimand. wrestling. He also placed third in the high school state of air traffic control and holds numerous patents. He is Cowboys linebacker will The university said it meet his senior year and won state freestyle and Greco married to former North Bend classmate Mary Lynn would have no further com- Pierce returned to North Roman titles and was selected for the Oregon Cultural Hanson. have surgery on toe Bend after graduating from ment because the matter was Exchange wrestling team that traveled to New Zealand. Jack Goll (Class of 1948): Goll was a four-year member IRVING, Texas — Dallas a personnel issue. the University of Oregon He wrestled one year at Oregon State before turning his of the football team at North Bend and was named all- Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee with a journalism degree to focus to his education and an eventual degree in con- county quarterback as a senior. He also played on the bas- is facing surgery on his right AUTO RACING work for The Coos Bay struction engineering management. He returned to North ketball team and was a member of the track team for big toe. Times, now called The World Bend to join the family business, Donald W. Thompson three years. In school, he was a founding member of According to several Earnhardt cleared after newspaper. Her first day on Construction, and has been invaluable to North Bend High Knights, was a member of the student council and was reports, including one on the pair of concussions School with his construction knowledge. He has been a the job, the entire staff was in involved in numerous other clubs. After graduation, he team’s website, Lee has liga- CHARLOTTE, N.C. — member of the stadium committee, which planned all the joined the U.S. Navy for four years, serving in Africa, an uproar, so she took a break ment damage in his toe that Dale Earnhardt Jr. was and went to visit some of her football stadium improvements, and his construction Korea and the Philippine Islands. He later coached at Coos knowledge led to extensive savings for the district on a will require surgery and cleared for this weekend’s favorite high school teachers. Catholic School and was an official for football, baseball number of the stadium projects. He also led a number of and softball. He served on the North Bend School Board could end his season. race at Martinsville “To this day I don’t know volunteer work parties at the football stadium. Lee, the team’s leading Speedway after missing the how they convinced me to go from 1971 to 1976, when the current gymnasium was built, Dick Berklund (Class of 1961): Berklund was a district and was a member of the North Bend City Council from tackler with 58 stops, got last two weeks to recover down to the office and sign a wrestling champion as a junior and senior and the 1980 to 1996, helping gain a grant for the new senior cen- hurt in the second half of from a pair of concussions. contract to become a school’s first state champion in the sport, taking the title ter and supporting the new public library. He delivered Sunday’s win at Carolina. He NASCAR’s most popular teacher,” Pierce said. “That at 115 pounds during a senior season when he went a per- mail for 31 years and received the Outstanding Citizen was on crutches after the driver was examined by neu- really changed the course of fect 23-0. He briefly attended the University of Oregon on Award and was named the North Bend Citizen of the Year. game. rosurgeon Dr. Jerry Petty one my life.” a wrestling scholarship and then joined the U.S. Army. He Goll died in 2005. a day after he ran 123 laps at Like Pierce, Ted Whitley was undefeated in wrestling for two years at Fort Lewis Patricia Choat Pierce (Class of 1949): Pierce was named CYCLING half-mile Gresham said he didn’t realize the while he was in the Army, and he worked in the construc- outstanding girl her senior year. She edited the Bulldog Motorsports Park in tion industry after his discharge until returning to college, Tour champ believes impact North Bend had on Barker, acted in and directed drama productions, per- Jefferson, Ga. Petty moni- his life until much later in it. graduating from Oregon College of Education in 1971. He formed with musical groups and did numerous school and Armstrong is innocent worked for 28 years as a juvenile court counselor in the tored Earnhardt during When Whitley graduated community projects. She earned a bachelor’s degree in MADRID — Five-time Monday’s test at Gresham. from North Bend High Washington County Juvenile Department. He also started journalism and a master’s degree in interdisciplinary Tour de France champion School he took off without a Kids for Hire program, a traffic safety school and juve- studies at the University of Oregon. She served on North Miguel Indurain said he nile community work crews and coached in the Little Guy SOCCER looking back, graduating Bend’s faculty from 1953 to 1991, except for a break from believes in Lance baseball and wrestling programs in Hillsboro. He and his 1971 to 1973 to serve as Oregon president for Delta Kappa U.S. settles for another from West Point and eventu- wife, Pauline, now live in Silverton. Armstrong’s innocence after Gamma, an international honor society for female educa- the American cyclist was draw with Germany ally working on classified Ted Whitley (Class of 1968): Whitley was salutatorian of tors. She taught English and advised school publications projects for the U.S. military. his graduating class and co-captain of the football, at North Bend. She and her journalism students designed stripped of his seven titles EAST HARTFORD, Conn. “My memories of high wrestling and track and field teams, as well as serving on the school seal. Before her retirement, she joined 16 citi- from the race. — Abby Wambach scored for school faculty are stronger the student council and other student groups. The all-dis- zens in creating the North Bend Community Scholarship The decision to strip the 23rd time this year, but than my college faculty,” he trict football center received an appointment to the Fund, which has awarded more than $1.75 million to grad- Armstrong and ban him for the U.S. had to settle for a 2-2 said. “In high school, my United States Military Academy at West Point, receiving a uates. She started a nonprofit dog obedience school, life for doping leaves tie with Germany on teachers worked with me, commission in military intelligence. He conducted classi- earned the rank of sergeant in the North Bend Police Indurain among four riders Tuesday, the teams’ second they knew me as a person. I fied research leading to new methods in military intelli- Reserves, and helped organize the funding drive for the with a record five titles. draw in four days. developed solid life skills gence and also attended military flight training and con- department’s first professionally trained K-nine. In North Indurain told Radio Dzenifer Marozsan scored here.” ducted surveillance missions before he was assigned as a Bend, she served on the city budget committee, the Marca that the entire case twice for the Germans, Reporter Jessie Higgins research and development officer with the Army Space Historical Landmark Commission and Friends of the was “ bizarre” since including the equalizer in the Program Office. After his time in the Army, he worked for Library. In 1983, she co-founded July Jubilee, the city’s can be reached at 541-269- Armstong never tested posi- 85th minute. Boeing as a scientist and engineer. He currently conducts annual birthday celebration. She was named North Bend’s tive for doping. Indurain says 1222, ext. 240, or research with government laboratories and universities citizen of the year in 1989 and the honored citizen in 2011. Tobin Heath gave the U.S. [email protected]. “it is strange they take away a 2-1 lead in the 68th minute his tours because of the tes- on an assist from Alex timonies of some team- Morgan, who had two in the Tour de France mates.” match. Goaltender Hope Solo made six saves for the officials release PRO BASKETBALL Americans, who are on a cel- 2013 race course Centers not guaranteed ebration tour after their spot on All-Star teams Olympic victory. The Germans had ended a PARIS (AP) — Cyclists in NEW YORK — Centers 14-match winning streak for the 100th edition of the Tour will no longer be guaranteed the Americans with a 1-1 de France will face an a spot in the NBA All-Star draw in Chicago on Saturday. NOW offers a unprecedented double ascent game. of the iconic l’Alpe d’Huez as NBA.com reported that WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Winter Golf Pass! the race tries to move past the the league will announce a downfall of seven-time change to its All-Star ballot Auriemma says he wants champion Lance Armstrong. on Wednesday, removing the to lower women’s rims Fighter jets streaming red, center position. Fans will be UNCASVILLE, Conn. — white and blue smoke will fly required to vote for three Connecticut and U.S. Experience above the riders on June 29 as frontcourt players, instead of Olympic coach Geno they start the 2013 Tour in two forwards and a center. Auriemma wants the rims for yourself! Corsica, being visited by the The change makes sense lowered in women’s basket- race for the first time in its with fewer teams relying on a ball. Winter golf history. The 2,088-mile race traditional center anymore. The Hartford Courant ends three weeks later at reported that Auriemma course conditions night against the backdrop of COLLEGE FOOTBALL made the comments to a floodlit Arc de Triomphe in Oregon lifts suspension reporters Monday following as they the City of Lights. for defensive tackle the taping of sports talk show The presentation of next for Connecticut Public year’s route for the storied EUGENE — Oregon has Television. should be! race was clouded by concerns lifted the suspension for sen- “Lower the rim,” about doping after ior defensive tackle Isaac Auriemma said. “Do you Armstrong was stripped of Remington. think the average fan knows his seven Tour de France The decision came after that the net is lower in titles following a U.S. doping The Register-Guard newspa- women’s volleyball than probe. Cycling teams called per reported that Eugene men’s volleyball? It’s about today for an independent prosecutors had decided not seven inches shorter so the audit into the sport’s fight to pursue a driving under the women have the chance for Play Unlimited Golf! against doping. influence charge against the same kind of success at Tour director Christian Remington. the net.” Prudhomme, announcing Remington was pulled He says volleyball nets are November thru March 2013 the route, took a firm line and over on Oct. 12 and cited for lower in the women’s game, sought to move on. DUI. Oregon coach Chip and lowering rims from 10 “Doping is the enemy,” he Kelly suspended him indefi- feet would be no different. $ $ said. “The Tour will be nitely, “pending clarification stronger than doping.” of the incident.” TENNIS Single 450 - Couples 700 Remington missed the In the 2013 race, climbers Kvitova withdraws from may be favored with a more second-ranked Ducks’ victo- mountainous route than in ry over Arizona State last WTA Championships recent editions, including 28 Thursday night. Oregon ISTANBUL — Defending Sign up now & receive the remainder high mountain passes. 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The Buckeyes and the The Czech player lost her Organizers made a deci- Ducks have met eight times, opening match Tuesday, sion to shorten the combined including in the 2010 Rose falling 6-3, 6-2 to Agnieszka length of the race’s two indi- Bowl game, a 26-17 Ohio Radwanska. vidual time trials in part as a State win. The first meeting The season-ending tour- response to the domination between the teams came in nament brings together the in this year’s tour by champi- the 1958 Rose Bowl, a 10-7 top eight players in the on Bradley Wiggins. Ohio State win. All six meet- world. Stosur was the first The 40 miles of time trials ings between those Rose alternate. split evenly between the 11th Bowl games were Ohio State Kvitova said she was hop- 87530 Dew Valley Lane, Bandon, OR 97411 and 17th stages is almost 25 wins. ing to recover in time to play miles less than in the 2012 Ohio State will play in in the Fed Cup final against 541.347.3232 • www.BandonCrossings.com Tour. 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well,”Kirkpatrick said. VOLLEYBALL The Bulldogs jumped Marlins From Page B1 ahead three times, but allowed the Trojans to tie it But Bond had a kill from right after each point. the back row to end the Douglas went ahead 11-10 fire comeback attempt. after a block from Cheyenne “The third game, we did- Harris and never relin- n’t have the same enthusi- quished the lead again. asm,”Kirkpatrick said. Sheldon had a kill to ward off Guillen one match point for the She added that she had Bulldogs, but Krystal hoped the late comeback MIAMI (AP) — The lin- Erickson put away a kill to attempt would spark the gering backlash caused by finish the comeback win for Ozzie Guillen’s praise of Fidel Bulldogs in the fourth game, Douglas. Castro contributed to anoth- but that didn’t happen. For the Trojans, Geniva er Miami Marlins managerial The Trojans took a 13-7 Johnson had 13 kills, and shakeup Tuesday. lead before North Bend Riley Van Horn and Birch had Guillen was fired after slowly climbed back into the eight apiece. Bond had 32 only one year with the team, game. A tip from Kirkpatrick assists, and Van Horn had 37 undone by too many losses tied it at 15-all, and Rachel digs. and one too many ill-advised Sheldon slammed a kill to “They tipped a lot,” remarks. put the Bulldogs ahead for Kirkpatrick said. “And they the first time in the game. A promising season began The Associated Press did it even more when they to derail in April with his Miami Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen stands in the dugout during the second inning of a game against the North Bend pushed to an 18- saw we weren’t defending it. 15 lead before missing a laudatory comments about Pittsburgh Pirates in Pittsburgh in July. Guillen has been fired after one year as manager. We didn’t cover tips very Cuba’s former leader. Six serve, giving Douglas an well.” months later,the episode was Beinfest said. “We all share in happy as well my love and people around me,” Guillen opportunity to take over Kirkpatrick had 16 kills to a factor in the decision to fire this. This is not a fun day for respect to you,”Guillen tweet- said in September. “It was again. lead North Bend, and LaBarre Guillen, Marlins officials me, certainly not for Ozzie or ed. “In life there are worse maybe the worst thing I ever And that’s exactly what and Sheldon both had 11 kills. said. Jeffrey or anybody involved. things and I have experienced did.” the Trojans did. A Bulldog Ring had 36 assists and 27 “Let’s face it. It was not a This is an organizational fail- them. I have lived through bad Marlins officials believe hitting error allowed the digs. positive for the team; it was ure. But we felt like we need- moments and I will get the damage was lasting. They Trojans to tie it at 19 and they The Bulldogs celebrated not a positive for Ozzie,” ed to make this change so we through this with support.” blame disappointing atten- never looked back, as Birch senior night, honoring Ring president of baseball opera- could move forward.” In spring training, Guillen dance at the new ballpark in had three straight kills to and Kelsey Ereth before the tions Larry Beinfest said. “It There had speculation touted his team as well bal- part over lingering fan power the Trojans past North game. was a disappointment, no that Beinfest’s job might also anced and ready to win. But a resentment about the Castro Bend and tie the match. “I’d like to say it’s proba- doubt about it.” be in jeopardy, but he’ll con- dismal June took the Marlins comments. North Bend started slow bly my fault, but I don’t know A lousy team didn’t help, tinue in his current role. The out of contention for good, The decision to fire in the fifth game, but battled what I would have done,” either. The Marlins took high search for a new manager has and management dismantled Guillen came on the eve of back behind Kirkpatrick’s Willett said. “I don’t know if hopes into their new ballpark just begun, he said. the roster in July. the World Series, nearly three serving, a few well-placed we were overly prepared for following an offseason “We could definitely use The season went sour weeks after the Marlins’ final tips from Ring and Douglas them, or what. spending spree but finished some stability in the dugout,” from the start. Guillen’s game, following a lengthy errors. “We were emotionally last in the NL East at 69-93, said Beinfest, who has been comments praising Castro in assessment of what went “I wanted us to just start drained tonight for some rea- their worst record since 1999. with the Marlins since Loria a magazine interview wrong this year. off well, serve well and pass son.” Miami’s next manager bought the team in 2002. angered Cuban Americans, “Everybody wanted to will be the fifth for owner “We’re looking for a winner. who make up a large segment take a step back,” Beinfest Jeffrey Loria since early 2010. At times we’ve done a better of the Marlins’ fan base. The said. “It was really an organi- the South Cascades League The latest change comes even job of identifying that indi- Venezuelan manager apolo- zational decision.” RECAP — Bonanza and Lost River — though the Marlins still owe vidual. Other times we gized repeatedly at a news Guillen left the Chicago Tigers, Devils battling for two spots at Guillen $7.5 million for the haven’t. We’re going to try to conference for his remarks, White Sox a year ago after state. three years remaining on his find the right guy this time.” then began serving a five- eight seasons. Some 24 hours both lose Glide tops Tigers: Glide contract. On Twitter, Guillen said game suspension only five later he sealed a four-year From Page B1 swept visiting Bandon 25-15, “We all felt we had a pret- the firing left him with “my games into his stay with the deal with the Marlins, where 25-17, 25-18 to complete a ty good ballclub coming out head held up high, real high.” team. he was a third-base coach for The Bobcats gave the perfect run against the of spring training, and we “To the fans that support “That was a very, very the 2003 World Series cham- league’s two Class 3A oppo- just didn’t play well,” me and for those who are hard situation for me and the pionship team. Braves three tight games, but couldn’t break through at the nents. The Wildcats will be right time. the league’s lone representa- “The second game, we tive in the Class 3A playoffs. Heather Graham had six the past, the World Series has matched a play tomorrow and we’ll see what hap- had them,” said Myrtle Point aces for the Wildcats. Jordyn SERIES team that went to Game 7 in the LCS pens.” coach Tami Brown. “We led Parazoo and Elle Rappe com- From Page B1 against a club that swept its series. In all Leyland and Giants manager Bruce by six points and gave them bined for 14 digs. three instances, the team coming off a Bochy both hoped to be a quick study. six unanswered errors.” Annmarie Pickett had “I loved it because it means we’re in Game 7 win breezed to the champi- There’s not a lot of history between Taylor Lewis had 36 three kills for the Tigers. the World Series,” Tigers catcher Alex onship. these longtime franchises — they’ve assists for the Braves, who The Tigers finish the sea- Avila said. “Someone asked me that Boston swept Colorado in 2007, St. never met in the postseason, and have will try to wrap up a perfect question after we won and I was like, Louis chased Detroit in five games in played only 12 times since interleague season at home against son at home against Gold ‘Would you rather if we had lost some of 2006 and Orel Hershiser and the action began in 1997. Coquille on Thursday. Beach on Thursday. those games?’ It doesn’t really matter to Dodgers beat Oakland in five games in “I don’t really know the Giants that Monica Vaughn had 11 kills Panthers edge Devils: me. We did everything we could to stay 1988. well. I’m kind of getting a crash course and 12 digs and Gabby White Gold Beach edged host mentally sharp.” “We’re fine. I think we’re in the on them,” Leyland said. had 10 kills and five blocks. Coquille, 27-25, 22-25, 16-25, The Giants had no trouble in that groove and feeling good,” Giants ace “But to be honest, when they were Caitlyn Robison had 14 25-22, 15-13. department. They’ve been on quite a Matt Cain said. down 0-2 going into Cincinnati having kills, 13 assists and six digs The game was the home wild ride this October, first overcoming Triple Crown winner Miguel to win three games, for me that was for the Bobcats. Daysha finale for the Red Devils, who an 2-0 deficit to beat Cincinnati in the Cabrera has gone both routes in early unbelievable. So nothing surprised me Stidham and Ariel Sturgill celebrated senior night. Both best-of-five division series, then rounds. The Tigers slugger was a rookie when they got to the championship both had 10 digs and Nicole seniors had big nights for escaping a 3-1 hole to beat the defend- with the Marlins in 2003 when they ral- series after I saw what they did in the Seals had eight kills. Coquille, coach Danielle ing champion Cardinals in the NLCS. lied past the Chicago Cubs to win the divisional series,” he said. Robison, Stidham, McKinley said. “You have to throw it all away seven-game NLCS and went on to beat Likewise for Bochy. Sturgill and Karissa Kaela Libby had 23 kills, because it could work in either team’s the Yankees for the title. “I’ll have to learn a lot about them Kirkpatrick were honored for 22 digs and eight aces for the favor,” Giants shortstop Brandon This time, the Tigers gave them- real soon, to be honest,”he said Monday senior night before the Red Devils. Rossi Martindale Crawford said. “We’ve been playing selves five off days. night. match. added three aces and eight every day, so guys might be a little more “It’s very different. In ’03 we came “I know what a great club they are. Myrtle Point finishes the digs and played well in serve tired, whereas they’ve got more rest. from behind like San Francisco did this And we know all about the guy we’re season at Glide on Thursday. receive. Then again, we’ve been playing, so year,” he said. “We have to focus on going to be facing opening day and their Reedsport, meanwhile, Bayli Waddington had 45 we’ve got our timing, where they might what we can do. We can’t focus on, ‘OK whole staff,” he said. “They swept the will join Gold Beach in the assists and four aces and not.” we haven’t played, we’re going to get Yankees. That tells you how good they district playoffs against the Jessica Hall had 30 digs, five And this little fact: Three times in down.’It’s tough. We have to be ready to are.” top two Class 2A teams from aces and seven kills. Scoreboard

High School Cross Country — Far West League receives 10 points for each first-place vote, nine Thursday, Nov. 1 Detroit 2 4 0 .333 133 150 On The Air district meet at Tugman State Park, noon for second, eight for third, etc. x-Detroit at San Francisco, 5:07 p.m. West W L T Pct PF PA Transactions Friday, Oct. 26 Class 6A San Francisco 5 2 0 .714 165 100 Today High School Football — Midwestern League: School Record Points Prv Pro Basketball Arizona 4 3 0 .571 124 118 BASEBALL Major League Baseball — World Series Game Marshfield at Willamette, 7 p.m. Far West 1. Sheldon (8) (8-0) 107 1 Seattle 4 3 0 .571 116 106 American League 1, Detroit at San Francisco, 5 p.m., Fox. League: North Bend at Siuslaw, 7 p.m.; South 2. Lake Oswego (3) (8-0) 102 2 NBA Preseason St. Louis 3 4 0 .429 130 141 LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Assigned OF Jeremy Umpqua at Brookings-Harbor, 7 p.m. Sunset Thursday, Oct. 25 Major League Soccer — Philadelphia at Sporting 3. Tigard (7-1) 86 4 Tuesday’s Games Moore outright to Salt Lake (PCL). Conference: Glide at Bandon, 7 p.m.; Coquille at Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 5:20 p.m. Kansas City, 5:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. 4. Central Catholic (6-2) 79 5 Miami 98, Charlotte 92 MINNESOTA TWINS—Reinstated RHP Cole De Gold Beach, 7 p.m.; Myrtle Point at Reedsport, 7 Sunday, Oct. 28 Golf — PGA Tour CIMB Classic, 9 p.m., Golf 5. Jesuit (6-2) 51 8 Indiana 100, Cleveland 82 Vries from the 15-day DL. p.m. Skyline League: Powers at Prospect, 6 p.m. Jacksonville at Green Bay, 10 a.m. Channel. 6. Aloha (7-1) 48 3 Chicago 94, Oklahoma City 89 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Claimed RHP David Women’s College Soccer — SWOCC at Clackamas, Indianapolis at Tennessee, 10 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 25 7. Southridge (5-3) 43 6 Golden State 107, Phoenix 92 Herndon off waivers from Philadelphia. High School Volleyball — Springfield at 1 p.m. 8. Tualatin (7-1) 36 10 Today’s Games Carolina at Chicago, 10 a.m. National League Miami at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. Marshfield, 6:45 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM). 9. West Salem (7-1) 26 9 New York vs. Brooklyn at Uniondale, NY, 4:30 CHICAGO CUBS—Named David Bell third base Major League Baseball — World Series Game High School Results 10. Sprague (7-1) 11 NR p.m. San Diego at Cleveland, 10 a.m. coach. Promoted interim hitting coach James 2, Detroit at San Francisco, 5 p.m., Fox. Others receiving votes: 11, Century 8. 12, Orlando at Memphis, 5 p.m. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 10 a.m. Rowson to hitting coach. Agreed to terms with NFL Football — Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 5:20 VOLLEYBALL South Medford 4. 13, Gresham 3. 14, Canby 1. Houston at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Seattle at Detroit, 10 a.m. assistant general manager Randy Bush on a Washington at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. p.m. Class 5A Dallas vs. Oklahoma City at Wichita, KS, 5 p.m. three-year contract extension. Named Tim College Football — Clemson at Wake Forest, 4:30 Far West League New England vs. St. Louis at London, 10 a.m. Cossins field coordinator, Alex Suarez assistant W L School Record Points Prv Detroit vs. Minnesota at Winnipeg, Manitoba, 5 p.m., ESPN. Oakland at Kansas City, 1:05 p.m. director of player development/international Siuslaw 9 1 1. Sherwood (9) (8-0) 99 1 p.m. NBA Preseason — Los Angeles Clippers at N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 1:25 p.m. scouting; Lukas McKnight assistant director of Sutherlin 8 2 2. Silverton (1) (8-0) 88 2 Washington vs. Miami at Kansas City, MO, 5:30 Denver, 7 p.m., TNT. New Orleans at Denver, 5:20 p.m. amateur scouting; Chris Clemons, J.P. Davis and Douglas 5 5 3. Marist (7-1) 80 3 p.m. Golf — PGA Tour CIMB Classic, 9 p.m., Golf Open: Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Houston Alex Lontayo area scouts; Mark Adair regional North Bend 4 6 4. West Albany (7-1) 69 4 L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Channel; European Tour BMW Masters, 6 a.m., Golf Monday, Oct. 29 crosschecker; Andrew Bassett pro scouting coor- South Umpqua 4 6 5. Redmond (8-0) 61 5 Thursday’s Games Channel; LPGA Tour Sunrise Taiwan Championship, San Francisco at Arizona, 5:30 p.m. dinator; Steve Boros, Terry Kennedy and Mark Brookings-Harbor 0 10 6. Wilsonville (6-2) 50 6 Milwaukee at Charlotte, 8 a.m. 10 a.m., Golf Channel; Web.com Tour Kiefer pro scouts; and Jason Karegeannes and Tuesday’s Scores: 7. Wilson (7-1) 29 10 Portland at Utah, 6 p.m. Championship, 12:30 p.m., Golf Channel. Sacramento vs. L.A. Lakers at San Diego, CA, 7 Brad Kullman major league scouts. Promoted Douglas d. North Bend, 23-25 19-25, 25-15, 25- 8. Springfield (6-2) 22 7 Pro Soccer Friday, Oct. 26 p.m. Jake Ciarrachi to pro scout. 20, 15-13 9. Crescent Valley (5-3) 18 8 High School Football — Marshfield at L.A. Clippers at Denver, 7 p.m. MIAMI MARLINS—Fired manager Ozzie Siuslaw d. South Umpqua, 25-17, 25-20, 25-18 10. Mountain View (4-4) 9 9 Major League Soccer Willamette, 7 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM); North Bend Others receiving votes: 11, Hood River 7. 11, EASTERN CONFERENCE Guillen. Announced 3B Gil Velazquez refused at Siuslaw, 7 p.m., K-Light (98.7 FM) and KCST Sutherlin d. Brookings-Harbor, 25-16, 25-18, 25-22 Milwaukie 7. 13, Churchill 6. 14, Ashland 5. Pro Football W L T Pts GF GA outright assignment and elected free agency. (106.9 FM); Glide at Bandon, 7 p.m., KTEE (94.9 BASKETBALL End Regular Season Class 4A y-Sporting KC 17 7 9 60 40 26 FM and 95.7 FM); Coquille at Gold Beach, 7 p.m., NFL x-D.C. United 17 10 6 57 52 42 National Basketball Association KGBR (92.7 FM); South Umpqua at Brookings- Sunset Conference School Record Points Prv NFL AMERICAN CONFERENCE x-Chicago 17 11 5 56 45 40 MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES—Waived F/C Michael Harbor, 7 p.m., KURY (95.3 FM). W L 1. Siuslaw (9) (7-0) 90 1 East W L T Pct PF PA x-New York 15 9 9 54 54 46 Dunigan and G Kyle Weaver. College Football — Cincinnati at Louisville, 5 p.m., Reedsport 11 0 2. Gladstone (7-1) 75 2 New England 4 3 0 .571 217 163 x-Houston 14 8 11 53 48 39 SAN ANTONIO SPURS—Waived C Eddy Curry ESPN2. Glide 8 3 3. La Salle Prep (6-2) 73 3 and F Derrick Brown. 4. Baker (6-1) 59 5 Miami 3 3 0 .500 120 117 Columbus 14 12 7 49 42 43 NBA Preseason — New Orleans at Miami, 5 p.m., Gold Beach 6 5 Montreal 12 15 6 42 45 50 FOOTBALL ESPN; Denver at Phoenix, 7:30 p.m., ESPN. 5. Cottage Grove (8-1) 46 6 N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 159 170 Myrtle Point 4 7 Buffalo 3 4 0 .429 171 227 Philadelphia 10 16 6 36 36 40 National Football League Auto Racing — NASCAR Camping World Truck Bandon 3 8 6. Cascade (7-1) 41 7 ARIZONA CARDINALS—Released CB Greg 7. North Valley (7-1) 33 8 South W L T Pct PF PA New England 8 17 8 32 38 44 Series Kroger 200 practice, 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., Coquille 1 10 Toronto FC 5 20 8 23 35 60 McCoy from the practice squad. Signed CB Speed Channel; NASCAR Sprint Cup Tums Fast 8. Philomath (6-2) 23 4 Houston 6 1 0 .857 216 128 Tuesday’s Scores: Indianapolis 3 3 0 .500 117 158 WESTERN CONFERENCE Crezdon Butler to the practice squad. Relief 500, practice at 9 a.m. and qualifying at 9. North Bend (7-1) 22 9 Reedsport d. Myrtle Point, 25-22, 28-26, 25-22 Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 149 238 W L T Pts GF GA BUFFALO BILLS—Signed OL Keith Williams to 12:30 p.m., Speed Channel. 10. Scappoose (7-1) 20 10 Glide d. Bandon, 25-15, 25-17, 25-18 Jacksonville 1 5 0 .167 88 164 y-San Jose 19 6 8 65 71 42 the practice squad. Golf — PGA Tour CIMB Classic, 9 p.m., Golf Others receiving votes: 11, Sweet Home 7. 12, Gold Beach d. Coquille, 27-25, 22-25, 16-25, 25- North W L T Pct PF PA x-Seattle 15 7 11 56 51 32 GREEN BAY PACKERS—Released OL Chris Scott Channel; European Tour BMW Masters, 6 a.m., Golf Ontario 3. 13, Douglas 2. 14, Klamath 1. 22, 15-13 Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 174 161 x-Real Salt Lake 17 11 5 56 46 35 and DE Drew Vanderlin from the practice squad. Channel; LPGA Tour Sunrise Taiwan Championship, SOCCER Pittsburgh 3 3 0 .500 140 132 x-Los Angeles 15 12 6 51 58 47 Signed DT Jordan Miller to the practice squad. 10 a.m., Golf Channel; Web.com Tour Championship, Pro Baseball MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Released G Tyler Far West League Girls Cincinnati 3 4 0 .429 166 187 x-Vancouver 11 13 9 42 35 41 12:30 p.m., Golf Channel; Champions Tour AT&T FC Dallas 9 13 11 38 40 45 Holmes from the practice squad. Signed DE W L T Pts Cleveland 1 6 0 .143 147 180 Championship, 2:30 p.m., Golf Channel. Baseball Playoffs Colorado 10 19 4 34 42 50 Ernest Owusu to the practice squad. North Bend 10 0 0 30 West W L T Pct PF PA WORLD SERIES Portland 8 16 9 33 33 55 OAKLAND RAIDERS—Released C Colin Miller Brookings-Harbor 8 2 0 24 Denver 3 3 0 .500 170 138 (Best of 7) Chivas USA 7 18 8 29 22 56 from the practice squad. Signed T Jason Slowey Local Schedule Sutherlin 6 4 0 18 San Diego 3 3 0 .500 148 137 x-if necessary NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. to the practice squad. South Umpqua 3 6 1 10 Oakland 2 4 0 .333 113 171 Today Today x- clinched playoff berth ST. LOUIS RAMS—Signed T Chris Williams. Coquille 1 7 2 5 Kansas City 1 5 0 .167 104 183 High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: Detroit (Verlander 17-8) at San Francisco (Zito y- clinched conference Signed DE Mason Brodine to the practice squad. Douglas 0 9 1 1 NATIONAL CONFERENCE South Umpqua at North Bend, 4:30 p.m.; 15-8), 5:07 p.m. Today Released G Quinn Ojinnaka. Released C Chase Tuesday’s Scores: East W L T Pct PF PA Douglas at Pacific, 4:30 p.m.; Coquille at Thursday, Oct. 25 Philadelphia at Sporting Kansas City, 5:30 p.m. Beeler from the practice squad. North Bend 10, Douglas 0 N.Y. Giants 5 2 0 .714 205 137 Sutherlin, 4:30 p.m. Detroit (Fister 10-10) at San Francisco Saturday, Oct. 27 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Released WR Marques Brookings-Harbor 2, Sutherlin 1 Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 103 125 High School Cross Country — Marshfield at (Bumgarner 16-11), 5:07 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, 10:30 a.m. Clark from the practice squad. Signed WR Kashif South Umpqua 2, Coquille 1 Dallas 3 3 0 .500 113 133 Midwestern League district meet at Alton Baker Saturay, Oct. 27 Moore to the practice squad. End Regular Season Washington 3 4 0 .429 201 200 New England at Montreal, 11 a.m. Park, Eugene, 2 p.m. San Francisco (Vogelsong 14-9) at Detroit South W L T Pct PF PA D.C. United at Chicago, 1 p.m. WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Released RB Ryan Women’s College Soccer — SWOCC at (Sanchez 4-6), 5:07 p.m. Atlanta 6 0 0 1.000 171 113 San Jose at Portland, 3:30 p.m. Grant. Signed RB Keiland Williams. Released WR Chemeketa, 2 p.m. High School Polls Sunday, Oct. 28 New Orleans 2 4 0 .333 176 182 Vancouver at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. Emmanuel Arceneaux from the practice squad. Thursday, Oct. 25 San Francisco (Cain 16-5) at Detroit (Scherzer Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 148 136 Houston at Colorado, 6 p.m. Signed CB Domonique Johnson to the practice High School Volleyball — Midwestern League: FOOTBALL 16-7), 5:15 p.m. Carolina 1 5 0 .167 106 144 Sunday, Oct. 28 squad. Springfield at Marshfield, 6:45 p.m. Sunset PORTLAND (AP) — Here are the results of the Monday, Oct. 29 North W L T Pct PF PA Toronto FC at Columbus, 1 p.m. COLLEGE Conference: Myrtle Point at Glide, 6 p.m.; Oregon state high school football media poll for x-San Francisco at Detroit, 8:07 p.m. Chicago 5 1 0 .833 162 78 Chivas USA at FC Dallas, 4 p.m. IDAHO STATE—Suspended football coach Mike Coquille at Reedsport, 6 p.m.; Gold Beach at Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012, with first-place votes in Wednesday, Oct. 31 Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 167 131 Seattle FC at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. Kramer one game for violating the university’s Bandon, 6 p.m. parentheses, followed by total points. A team x-Detroit at San Francisco, 5:07 p.m. Green Bay 4 3 0 .571 184 155 End Regular Season conduct policy. C M C M Y K Y K

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