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New Names Added to Klamath Falls Memorial Modoc vs. Butte “Indest$15 Voucherructible” Valley soccer forManicu Nail Carere See page B1 “ManiPackage Q” Products $18(A ($35$36 Value) Value) FRIDAY Sept. 12, 2014 Sunny 87/43 and Page B6 Herald News empowering the community ❘ www.heraldandnews.com — Klamath Falls, Oregon — $1 New names added to Klamath Falls memorial Sept. 11 ceremony honors fallen heroes IN REMEMBRANCE: The fallen soldiers By TRISTAN HIEGLER Thursday afternoon, a plaque memorial, known as H&N Staff Reporter with the additional names was the memorial shaft, revealed to the public. stands to the left of After several years of research Approximately 70 people the Klamath County and work, the names of 28 fallen attended the ceremony, includ- Courthouse on Main local soldiers have been added to ing representatives from King- the Memorial Shaft that stands Street. The 24-foot sley Field, the Oregon State tall memorial lists outside the Klamath County Police, the Klamath Falls Police Courthouse. the names of Klamath Department, Klamath County County residents who The memorial honors Klam- Fire District No. 1, the Ameri- have died in every ath County men and women who can Red Cross and other public American conflict gave their lives in every United safety agencies. States conflict since World War since World War I. I. During a dedication ceremony See MEMORIAL, page A8 H&N photo by Tristan Hiegler Setting the Ideal location Fast film facts Arab allies Working title: OIT hosts film cast, “Brother in Laws” crew during shoot Scene Genre: Comedy promise to Editor’s note: This is the second Plot: No plot PART II in a three-part series that will summary is listed take a closer look at the filming yet on IMDB.com, fight Islamic of “Brother in Laws,” a comedy being but actor Bobby shot on location in the Klamath Falls area. Moynihan likened the movie to come- dic films such as State group “Meet the Fockers” By HOLLY DILLEMUTH or “What About H&N Staff Reporter Turkey proves exception to Bob?” support for Obama’s plan Early one morning at Lake Starring: Bill of the Woods Resort, Jim Wat- Pullman, Rita Wil- JIDDAH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Key son was in his bedroom at son, Rachael Har- Arab allies promised Thursday to “do his west lakeside cabin, wide ris, Taran Killam, their share” to fight Islamic State mili- awake and listening to scenes David Wain, Bobby tants, but NATO member Turkey refused from “Brother in Laws” being Moynihan, Mike to join in, signaling the struggle the U.S. filmed outside. O’Brien, Sarah faces in trying to get front-line nations to Watson told the Herald and Burns and Gillian put aside their regional animosities and News earlier this week that Jacobs work together to defeat a common enemy. The Arab states’ endorsement of a the jokes he heard outside that Directed by: broad strategy to stop the flow of fighters night made him smile. Osmany Rodri- and funding to the insurgents, and pos- “I just had to laugh,” he said. guez, Matt Villines “It becomes like this Comedy sibly to join military action, came as the Central kind of place.” Produced by: CIA doubled its assessment of how many fighters the extremist group can muster. The comedy, starring Bill Lorne Michaels Both Republicans and Democrats Pullman, Rita Wilson and Sat- Location man- in Congress lined up Thursday behind urday Night Live actors Taran ager: Michael President Barack Obama’s call to combat Killam, Mike O’Brien and Chickey Bobby Moynihan, and Gillian the militants, a day after he laid out a Jacobs (“Community”), has been Writers: Taran long-term campaign that would include filmed all over the Klamath Killam, Cameron expanding airstrikes against the fight- Basin, including Watson’s cabin H&N photo by Holly Dillemuth Fay and Mikey Day ers in Iraq, launching strikes against in late August and September. Jim Watson puts a log on the campfire outside his Lake of them in Syria for the first time and bol- the Woods cabin Tuesday evening, shortly after the cast Release date: stering the Iraqi military and moderate See MOVIE, page A3 and crew filmed scenes of “Brother in Laws” on site. 2015 Syrian rebels to allow them to reclaim territory from the militants. The 10 Mideast allies announced their Averting a disaster by ■ Klamath Blues Fes- history program from 9 a.m. backing for a strategy to “destroy” the “The Skin of Our Teeth” is tival from noon to 7 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. group “wherever it is, including in both scary and significant and, Saturday at 13788 Matney to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Fort Iraq and Syria,” following a meeting eekender with that in mind, the two Road. Klamath Museum. with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry performances of that play Featured will be Code Admission is $5 per per- in the Red Sea coastal city of Jiddah. W by the Linkville Players Best bets Blue, Wired, Rachel and the son, $4 for members of the Kerry’s visit, on the anniversary of this weekend stimulate the Red Light District, Harry military and senior citi- the Sept. 11 attacks, was aimed at pin- for this imagination. Harpoon and Friends. zens, and $20 for families ning down how much support regional weekend The performances will be Admission will be $9 for of five or more. Children allies are willing to give to the U.S. plan with Doug at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and adults; free admission for 5 years old and younger to beat back the Islamic State group, Higgs Sunday in the Linkville children. will be admitted free. which has seized large chunks of Iraq Playhouse. ■ The Cascade Civil War and Syria. Tickets are $11 to $14. Society will present a living See WEEKEND, page A3 See ALLIES, page A6 DAILY BRIEFING ONLINE INDEX Vol. No. 23,724 OBITUARIES Object Lesson: Historic Construction causes Like our Facebook page and leave us Annie’s Mailbox........................B6 Ramon A. Altamirano, 93 a comment at facebook.com/HandN. Obituaries...................................A4 William Wilson, 83 dress takes special care delay for school bus City/Region........................... .....A2 — See page A4 The Baldwin Hotel Museum is The Klamath Falls school dis- Follow us on Twitter for breaking news Classified................................D1-7 taking steps to preserve an elabo- trict has instituted a policy to send updates: @HeraldandNews. Comics, crossword.........................D8 rately patterned black-and-red ‘reach’ messages to alert parents Forum.........................................A5 dress that belonged to the hotel’s of delays, after Ponderosa Middle On heraldandnews.com: Law enforcement.......................A4 last owner, as well as other his- School students were kept on a For breaking news updates, go to Lotteries.....................................B3 toric clothing. See page A2. bus for three hours. See page A4. www.heraldandnews.com Sports.....................................B1-4 CAN YOU SMELL THAT? Nearly 1 in 4 people in Klamath County smoke cigarettes. Smoking is linked to cancer, heart and lung disease. START NOW: One day after your last cigarette, your chances of a heart attack decrease. You can live tobacco free, visit healthyklamath.org .
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