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BY EMILY THORNTON Program easement, Stock Slough on whether a previously approved what way FERC directs us to go, pushed further east to avoid harm- The World and multiple tracts of privately 49.72-mile segment of the pipeline we’ll have it as an option,”Peacock ing wetlands and crossing private owned timberlands. It is the route within the county is consistent with said. land. COQUILLE — Residents spoke preferred by the Federal Energy all applicable land use regulations. The 36-inch-diameter pipeline The landowners formed a group, and one company listened. Regulatory Committee, according About 15 miles could be changed spans 49.72 miles of Coos County Blue Ridge LNG, listing several rea- An alternate route for the Paciﬁc to Bob Peacock, with the PCGP. with the proposed Blue Ridge and is 232 miles long, crossing sons to reroute the pipeline. Those Connector Gas Pipeline — not yet He said the group Blue Ridge route, Peacock said. It also increas- Douglas, Jackson and Klamath included: it was shorter, it lessened finalized — was submitted last LNG proposed the route. es BLM timber lands crossed from counties, to Malin, where it would impact on small tract rural residen- month to the Coos County “They asked us to investigate 1.43 miles to 7.64 miles, but connect to existing pipelines. It tial, farm and forest lands, industrial Planning Department. that alternative and we did because decreases private timber lands would provide natural gas to be liq- forests, impacted government- The pipeline’s latest proposed they asked us to do it,” Peacock from 9.32 to 5.31. There could be ueﬁed at the Jordan Cove Energy owned property instead of private route, called the Blue Ridge alter- said. He also said FERC had sent slight changes in the other counties Project, which would market it property and minimized impact on nate segment, was rerouted to him several data requests about the it crosses, but Peacock said he domestically and internationally. the Coho salmon habitat. bypass areas such as the National project. “couldn’t speak to that.” Another route was proposed in He said the Blue Ridge LNG Resources Conservation Service’s The Blue Ridge application seeks “We’re submitting that (alter- 2009, but was questioned by sev- Brunschmid Wetland Reserve a determination from Coos County nate route) because regardless of eral landowners, who wanted it SEE ROUTE | A8 Shelter extends Getting in the spirit overnights for area homeless

BY CHELSEA DAVIS But we decided so people could The World feel a little more comfortable and have that home feeling, they can COOS BAY — The area’s have a longer stay. It can be tiring, homeless can now stay longer at it can be mentally taxing being out Coos Bay’s shelter. in the weather.” The Temporary Help in Because THE House is a private Emergency, or THE House, 745 organization, Pace said they’re Koosbay Blvd., extended the always applying for grants and number of nights those in need looking for donations, though she can stay at the shelter as of emphasized that locals have Wednesday. helped out tremendously over the Previously, people could only years. stay at the house for three nights; On average, 10 to 12 people stay then they had to leave for two in THE House every night. The weeks before they could come facility has 19 beds, 10 for men back to stay another three nights. and nine for women. The new policy allows them to “We’re probably filled more in stay for five days before they have the spring and summer months,” to leave for one week. she said. “It gives people a little longer She was surprised the shelter stay,” said Robin Pace, THE wasn’t packed during the winter House’s director since May. “We months. just thought we’d give it a try and “We’re not running at full give everyone a chance to have a capacity but there are other places longer, more comfortable stay.” people can be or they’re couch- The decision was not based on hopping or whatever,”she said. any complaints THE House had Those who stay at the shelter received, she said. are also provided three meals a “We can have a full house on day and a resource guide. one night, then people don’t even The facility also provides show up even though they have showers and meals for those not the opportunity to have three staying overnight. Those in need By Lou Sennick, The World days,” she said. “It’s ever-chang- can get a shower Monday through Gabriel Castelli wields Bandon’s spirit stick, a decorated pole with a tiger on top, and helps lead the cheer Friday night during the ing. We’ve always had that policy Saturday as well as three meals a boys and girls games on the first day of the Bandon Dunes HolidayTournament.Castelli is new to the school and is in charge of the in place and it worked well for us. day seven days a week. stick during the basketball games this year. See game stories on Page B1. Factory and construction State government growth boost 2014 outlook looks at managers

BY CHRISTOPHER S. RUGABER suggests many remain confident in the BY HANNAH HOFFMAN Reform Project was created this fall to The Associated Press housing recovery. The economy has had bursts of healthy Salem Statesman Journal change nearly every aspect of how managers WASHINGTON — Expectations are rising growth since the recession ended in June in state government are treated: how they for a stronger U.S. economy in 2014 after 2009, only to be followed by disappointing SALEM — The state of Oregon has are recruited, trained and hired, how they reports Thursday showed solid growth in slowdowns. But many analysts think growth completed an extensive evaluation of are paid, how their performance reviews are manufacturing and construction spending is now more sustainable. what its managers do, how many people done, how they are held accountable and at the end of last year. “There was strength in some important they supervise and how much money how they interact with staff. Factory activity in December stayed near a sectors of the economy at the end of last they’re in charge of, as the ﬁrst step to Union employees work under a con- 1 2 ⁄2 -year high. Americans are buying more year,” Paul Dales, an economist at Capital completely changing how the state’s man- tract that is renegotiated every two years, cars and homes, increasing demand for steel, Economics, said. “2014 could be the year agement system is structured. and it provides the opportunity to change furniture and other manufactured goods. where the recovery really starts to gain some Michael Jordan, head of the job classiﬁcations, descriptions, pay dif- Manufacturers have boosted hiring to meet ground.” Department of Administrative Services, ferentials or pay ranges. that demand and may add jobs at a healthier The Institute for Supply Management, a said the relationship between managers However, managers in state govern- pace this year. trade group of purchasing managers, said and the state administration “is less than ment don’t renegotiate their contracts. And builders stepped up spending on Thursday that its index of manufacturing perfect. I would say ‘broken,’ but that’s Their jobs can go unexamined for years, as home construction in November, despite probably too strong a term.” recent increases in borrowing rates. That SEE OUTLOOK | A8 The Enterprise Management Solutions SEE MANAGERS | A8

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A2 •The World • Saturday, January4,2014 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local Would-be burglars flee scene Health department when homeowner opens fire offers discount on gonorrhea testing BY THOMAS MORIARTY holster, ammunition and a toward their vehicle, a white gloves stuck in his waist- The World fire safe containing an esti- SUV. band — outside a barn on mated $3,000 in cash. The homeowner fired five Kentuck Way. THE WORLD COOS BAY — An alleged Less than two hours after shots from the doorway of Burch was arrested and SOUTH COAST NORTH BEND — The burglar who returned to the taking the initial report the house as the suspects taken to the Coos County Coos County Public REPORTS scene of his crime on New from the homeowner, fled. jail. Health Department is Year’s Eve was arrested by deputies received multiple Less than an hour later, Anyone with information sheriff’s deputies after the 911 calls of shots fired at the deputies found a white 1996 offering gonorrhea testing month at the North Bend about the identity of the at a discounted $25 during homeowner opened up on property. Chevrolet Suburban parked female suspect is asked to Annex. The volunteers will him with a handgun. Witnesses described see- behind a gravel pile off January. commit to 10 meetings per call the sheriff’s office at Those at highest risk for Jacob Daniel Burch, 31, is ing a man and a woman Kentuck Way Lane. 541-396-7830. year. People don’t need to charged with first-degree the sexually transmitted wearing similar clothing A K-9 was unable to find In regards to the shots be health experts to serve burglary, first-degree theft fleeing the property on foot. the vehicle’s occupants infection are those who fired by the homeowner, the on the committee. and first-degree attempted According to the affi- nearby, but deputies noted have many sex partners The role of the commit- sheriff’s office is asking the burglary. davit, the homeowner, the SUV’s tires were consis- and/or who don’t use a tee hasn’t been finalized, public to “know their rights Deputies identified Burch seeing two people tent with tracks found at the condom. but Nikki Zogg, director for and the legalities as it per- as the main suspect in a approaching the house burglarized home. Cases of the disease have the department, said they’d nearly doubled from 2012 to burglary reported shortly wearing hooded sweat- The vehicle’s registered tains to using a firearm for likely monitor progress of 2013. If untreated, the after 9 a.m. that morning in shirts, gloves and bandanas owner told deputies he had their protection.” the improvement plan, infection can cause infertil- the 65300 block of East Bay over their faces, had armed loaned it to a man he knew Reporter Thomas Moriarty assign sub-committees to ity, especially in females. Road. himself with a .44 Magnum only as “J.D.” can be reached at 541-269- work on and report back on To schedule an appoint- In an affidavit filed New revolver. Later that evening, 1222, ext. 240, or by email at specific objectives and ment, call the department Year’s Day, Sgt. Toby Floyd At some point, the deputies handling a report thomas.moriarty@the- revise the plan periodically. at 541-751-2400. said the items taken includ- would-be burglars became of a suspicious person worldlink.com. Follow him on Zogg said she was seeking ed a Smith & Wesson .357 aware the home was now found Burch — his clothes T witter: Coquille man jailed those who were well-con- Magnum revolver, a leather occupied, and ran back caked in mud and a pair of @ThomasDMoriarty. on assault charge nected to the community COQUILLE — Police and had a solid understand- arrested a 28-year-old ing of its infrastructure. man Wednesday afternoon Those interested in after witnesses say he serving should contact assaulted his girlfriend. Cynthia Edwards at 541- Adrift According to the 751-2420 or Coquille Police [email protected]. Department log, Cody Star of Hope gets Marca was arrested shortly $5,000 grant before 12:30 p.m. for fourth-degree domestic The Trustees of The assault, kidnapping, Autzen Foundation have harassment and strangula- awarded a grant in the tion. amount of $5,000 to Star Police say witnesses of Hope Activity Center of had reported Marca Coos Bay. Star of Hope assaulting his girlfriend provides vocational, resi- near the intersection of dential and supported East First Street and state living services to adults Highway 42. with developmental dis- Marca was taken to the abilities. Coos County jail. According to Dr. Gerald Miller, Star of Hope execu- Open positions on tive director, the award will health committee be used to help to renovate The Coos County the Cammann Street Public Health Department group home, one of the needs volunteers for its organization’s oldest facil- steering committee for the ities. The four-plex needs Community Health upgrades to windows, Improvement Program. heating units and appli- The committee will ances. The grant will be meet at 1:30 p.m. on the used to support the first second Wednesday of each stage of this project.

Contributed photo by Glynn McCready The F/V Rainbow and F/V Lady Helen bob gently in the Pacific Ocean 3 miles off Charleston Thursday morning.According to the U.S. Coast Guard Station Coos Bay,swift currents at high tide caused the section of private dock to which the boats were moored to break free overnight.The boats Drug cops make nine miraculously made it down the Charleston shipping channel without any damage. Orange Zone arrests over holidays A series of raids by the 21 rifles in an Empire storage South Coast motorists itation (north section): This project area, improve Douglas County South Coast Interagency unit rented by Amsbary, who can expect traffic delays at five-year project will help drainage and pave 4 miles of ■ Interstate 5 (Pacific is a convicted felon. these road construction protect McCullough Narcotics Team over U.S. Highway 101 between Highway), milepost 122 and Five days later, the unit projects this week, Bridge from corro- Christmas netted multiple McCullough Bridge in milepost 102, rockfall haz- ended a month-long investi- according to the sion by applying a arrests for drugs and gun North Bend (milepost 234) ard mitigation: This project gation of drug activity at a Oregon The cathodic pro- crimes. and Fir Street in Coos Bay involves rock stabilizing Coos Bay home in a search Department of tection According to SCINT, a operations at several loca- warrant that produced six Transportation ORANGE treatment to (milepost 238). Dec. 19 search of a home at tions in southern Oregon. arrests for methamphetamine and the Coos Zone the northern con- Construction is mostly 1426 Juniper Ave. in Coos Bay Motorists should watch for possession. County Road crete arches of the complete. Watch for inter- turned up more than 29 grams roadside workers and Craig Matson, Courtney Department: structure. Watch for mittent lane, shoulder and of methamphetamine, a scale, equipment at all locations Beasley, Margaret Farris, Lise nighttime (9 p.m.-5 a.m.) sidewalk closures through- packaging material, pipes, currently under construc- Pinkerton and Keith Jones were Coos County lane closures across the snort straws and scoops, out the project area. tion. arrested on Dec. 23 at a home ■ U.S. Highway 101 bridge. Flaggers and pilot bindles with meth residue and On Interstate 5 at mile- located at 1573 N. 19th St. (Oregon Coast Highway), cars will provide traffic con- Curry County other paraphernalia. post 122, southbound Another resident of the milepost 210.3 and milepost trol as needed. The sidewalk Police also seized 29 ■ U.S. Highway 101 Interstate 5 motorists home, Robert Mayea, was 213.6, rockfall hazard miti- on both sides of the bridge (Oregon Coast Highway), should watch for intermit- grams of marijuana, along arrested at a second location gation: Work is scheduled to has been reduced to 3 feet in milepost 339-340, Pistol tent weekday shoulder and with packaging and smoking for possession of meth and start Jan. 6 at milepost width during construction. paraphernalia. River Bridge rehabilitation. lane closures. multiple outstanding war- 210.3, north of Reedsport. ■ U.S. Highway 101 On Interstate 5 at mile- Detectives and officers rants. Watch for workers and (Oregon Coast Highway), U.S. Highway 101 is limited post 102, northbound from the Coos Bay Police Detectives say that addi- equipment on the shoulder. milepost 234-238, North to a single lane of traffic at Interstate 5 motorists Department arrested the tional arrests are planned as Both travel lanes will remain Bend to Coos Bay paving, Pistol River (milepost 339- should watch for intermit- home’s owner, Leslie a result of the raid. open. sidewalks and traffic sig- 340). A temporary signal tent weekday shoulder and Amsbary, and Neal Leon ■ U.S. Highway 101 nals: This project will will provide traffic control. lane closures. Wisegarver, who was at the (Oregon Coast Highway), replace four traffic signals Expect brief delays. Watch For more information, house when police served the milepost 233.4-234.5, in North Bend, upgrade for flaggers and message visit www.TripCheck.com or warrant. Meetings McCullough Bridge rehabil- sidewalks throughout the boards. http://bit.ly/CoosRoads Detectives later discovered MONDAY Coquille City Council — 6 p.m., city y special... hall, 851 N. Central Blvd., Try our Januar Coquille; work session. The Pineapple Coquille City Council — 7 p.m., city el hall, 851 N. Central Blvd., pside Down Bag Coquille; regular meeting. U Oregon Coast Technology School Board — 7 p.m., North Bend Mid- dle School Library, 1500 16th St., Ring in North Bend; regular meeting. Myrtle Point City Council — 7:30 p.m., Flora M. Laird Memorial Library, 435 Fifth St., Myrtle Point; regular meeting. ¡ TUESDAY 14 Bay Area Health District — 5:30 2 p.m., Bay Area Hospital, spruce room, 1775 Thompson Road, 15% OFF Coos Bay; education session. Bay Area Health District — 6:30 p.m., Bay Area Hospital, myrtle Any Menu Items room, 1775 Thompson Road, Excluding Dozens, 1/2 Dozens & Catering Coos Bay; regular meeting. 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Saturday, January4,2014 • The World • A3 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local Thefts & Mischief Pets of the Week COOS BAY POLICE Dec. 31, 6:07 p.m., probation viola- Dec. 31, 6:14 p.m., theft of wood, DEPARTMENT tion, Cape Arago Highway and Ferry Road Park. Boat Basin Drive, Charleston. Dec. 31, 11:40 a.m., violation of Dec. 31, 10:50 p.m., dispute, Lincoln restraining order, 700 block of Dec. 31, 7:43 p.m., dispute, North Street and Virginia Avenue. Johnson Avenue. Spring Road and Evergreen Lane, Coos Bay. Jan. 1, 5:11 a.m., criminal mischief, Dec. 31, 12:47 p.m., telephonic 2000 block of Sheridan Avenue. Dec. 31, 8:07 p.m., shots fired, harassment, 400 block of South Jan. 1, 4:39 p.m., two men arrested Morrison Street. 69200 block of Wildwood Road, North Bend. on Reedsport warrants for failure Dec. 31, 1:23 p.m., man arrested on to appear, harassment, animal Timmy Tammy Agnes and Scooter Kody Coos Bay warrants for failure to Dec. 31, 8:43 p.m., shots fired, Isth- abandonment and theft of servic- appear, Juniper Avenue and North mus Heights, Coos Bay. es, 66300 block of U.S. Highway Kohl’s Cat House Pacific Cove Humane Society 14th Street. Dec. 31, 9:01 p.m., dispute, Fourth 101. Dec. 31, 11:54 p.m., shots fired, Street and North Lake Road, Lake- The following are cats of the week avail- Pacific Cove Humane Society is featuring Jan. 1, 4:46 p.m., threats, 2100 1400 block of Central Avenue. side. able for adoption at Kohl’s Cat House. one dog and two cats, available for adoption. block of Sherman Avenue. ■ Timmy is an adult, neutered, male tabby ■ Agnes and Scooter are two 8-week-old Jan. 1, 4:41 a.m., theft, 400 block of Dec. 31, 10:11 p.m., dispute, 95800 Jan. 2, 9:36 a.m., threats, 1900 cat. He is looking for a wonderful forever siblings who would love to stay together. Hall Avenue. block of state Highway 42, family and it just might be you! Come on by Scooter is yellow. His sister, Agnes, is Coquille. block of 12th Street. Jan. 1, 6:06 a.m., unauthorized use the cat house and find the perfect addition to Siamese colored. Both will be of a motor vehicle, 1100 block of Dec. 31, 11:39 p.m., prowler, 63400 Jan. 2, 7:02 p.m., criminal trespass, your family. spayed/neutered soon. Sanford Avenue. block of James Drive, Coos Bay. 2100 block of Connecticut Street. ■ Tammy is an adult, spayed, female tabby ■ Kody is a good-looking, lovable, Jan. 1, 6:45 a.m., man arrested for Jan. 1, 2:21 a.m., threats, 93900 Jan. 2, 7:19 p.m., harassment, 1600 cat. She is looking for people who want to neutered, 4-year-old yellow lab. He’s good possession of meth and North block of Lower Norway Lane, Myr- block of Virginia Avenue. share their lives with her. Come on by the cat with other dogs and loves people of all ages. Bend warrants for failure to tle Point. house and meet all the kittens. He needs some training on his eating habits appear, 1000 block of Newmark Jan. 2, 11:22 p.m., man arrested for Kohl’s Cat House can be reached at 541- and on a leash. He must have a fenced yard. Jan. 1, 11:32 a.m., burglary, 99200 Avenue. criminal trespass, 3200 block of 294-3876 or [email protected]. Visit them Evaluation required. For information block of state Highway 42, Coos Tremont Avenue. online at www.kohlscats.rescuegroups.org. about adoptions, call 541-756-6522. Jan. 1, 8:09 a.m., man arrested on Bay. El Paso, Colo. warrant for con- tempt of court after non-injury Jan. 1, 12:07 p.m., criminal mischief, single-car accident, Eighth Street 56500 block of Riverton Road, and E Street. Coquille. Jan. 1, 9:45 p.m., report of a man Jan. 2, 10:35 a.m., identity theft, assaulting a dog with a chainsaw 98000 block of Sitkum Lane, Myr- in the back of a pickup, 600 block tle Point. of Central Avenue. Jan. 2, 12:38 p.m., criminal mischief, Jan. 2, 9:39 a.m., theft, 900 block of 900 block of North Lake Road, Flanagan Avenue. Lakeside. Jan. 2, 10:04 a.m., telephonic Jan. 2, 1:02 p.m., harassment, harassment, 300 block of North 64300 block of Roy Road, Coos Wasson Street. Bay. Jan. 2, 10:13 a.m., unlawful entry to Jan. 2, 11:13 p.m., dispute, 91300 a motor vehicle, 1800 block of block of Grinnell Lane, Coos Bay. Thomas Street. Jan. 3, 1:17 a.m., assault, Cape Jan. 2, 10:51 a.m., theft, 1800 block Arago Highway and Johannesen of Thomas Street. Avenue, Coos Bay. Jan. 2, 12:37 p.m., fraud, 900 block of Plymouth Avenue. COQUILLE POLICE Jan. 2, 3:12 p.m., unlawful entry to a DEPARTMENT motor vehicle, 1800 block of Dec. 31, 10:22 p.m., man arrested Thomas Street. for second-degree disorderly con- Jan. 2, 3:27 p.m., criminal mischief, duct, 100 block of North Adams 200 block of South Wall Street. Street. Jan. 2, 3:45 p.m., shoplifter, 100 Dec., 31, 11:24 p.m., woman arrest- block of South Seventh Street. ed for second-degree disorderly conduct, 100 block of West First Jan. 2, 5:40 p.m., theft of a phone, 400 block of South Wasson Street. Street. Jan. 2, 6:02 p.m., fight, South Jan. 1, 7:08 p.m., man arrested for Fourth Street. harassment, 100 block of Dean Street. Jan. 2, 7:31 p.m., dispute, 500 block of South Empire Boulevard. Jan. 2, 6:27 p.m., theft of pickup antenna, 1000 block of Dean COOS COUNTY Street. SHERIFF’SOFFICE NORTH BEND POLICE Dec. 31, 9:37 a.m., burglary, 65300 DEPARTMENT block of East Bay Road, North Bend. Dec. 31, 4:34 a.m., woman arrested for failure to appear, 2200 block Dec. 31, 10:17 a.m., theft, 83200 of Everett Street. block of North Bank Lane, Ban- don. Dec. 31, 11:03 a.m., theft of laptop, 2000 block of Monroe Street. Dec. 31, 3:13 p.m., dispute, 92100 block of Cape Arago Highway, Dec. 31, 2:36 p.m., fight, 1400 block Coos Bay. of Vermont Avenue. Dec. 31, 4:35 p.m., domestic assault, Dec. 31, 4:24 p.m., probation viola- 93700 block of Spalding Road, tion, 1900 block of Virginia Coos Bay. Avenue. Marriage Licenses The following couples have filed for Roy White and Shalisa Shea marriage licenses at the clerk’s Jeremy Croff and Deanna Ray office at the Coos County Court- house in Coquille: Roman Urquidez and Patricia Mueth Garrison Demain and Brittney Bis- sonnett Thomas Dupont and Jasmine Fur- long Zachary Brugnoli and Aryn Steven Wechter and Lolley Wright Lawrence Russel Leonard and Krystal Lee Buddy Green and Leslie Burrill Robert Monroe and Burnadine Ian Herring and Amy Hoggatt Dawkins Richard Augustson and Bonnie Dustin Kohl and Samantha Hanks Augustson Thomas Beauchemin and Antia Mark Hall and Tiffany Schoonover Clark David Kronsteiner and Barbara Jonathan Storns and Karrie Bounds Faulkner Willie King and Brittany Leslie Andrew Rowe and Barbara Brooks Nicholas Canaday and Stephanie Andrew Grotzke and Jamie Wallace Lemmon

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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Les Bowen, Digital Editor Opinion Larry Campbell, Executive Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/news/opinion Funding proposal hurts small school districts

Our view Some of the region’s able yardstick. $54,000. posal would pare thousands school chiefs are rightfully But a new formula has On top of that, nine out of of dollars off that promise – Any change in school up in arms about a proposed been proposed that would the top 10 schools that would dollars that those districts funding shouldn’t penalize change in defining student phase out free and reduced see additional funding are were counting on. And the one district to favor poverty levels. lunch data from the calcula- adjacent to the Interstate 5 timing couldn’t be worse. another. Poverty levels affect state tion in the state’s smallest corridor. These are districts that were What do you think? funding, and in a proposal to districts. Once that formula So many of the districts finally seeing light at the end be considered by state law- is applied, some districts see that will see increases are in of the economic recession The World welcomes makers next month, some significant reductions in the state’s larger metro areas. tunnel. letters. Email us at districts could be losing funds they thought they’d be Many of the districts that With such an obviously [email protected]. hefty chunks of those funds receiving. will lose funding are in some lopsided result, it’s no won- in the coming school year. The most striking example of the state’s poorest eco- der that superintendents in Right now, school district might be between Coquille nomic regions. those districts are planning a poverty levels are deter- and Myrtle Point schools. The irony here is that in full-court press with the leg- mined by how many Under the new formula, the special legislative session islature next month to reject students are signed up for Coquille could lose more just two months ago, law- the proposal. free or reduced lunch. That than $81,000 while Myrtle makers increased funding for We wholeheartedly agree would seem to be a reason- Point could gain nearly all schools. This new pro- with them. Cheers &Jeers Winter roundball madness Winners or losers, congrats to all the student athletes who competed in the 11th annual Les Schwab South Coast Holiday Basketball Tournament. A total of 16 teams from 12 schools, roughly 185 players and 45 coaches descended on Coos Bay/North Bend for three days of basketball, camaraderie and that distinctive “squeak” sound that you only here from a hoops floor. What better way to stay warm and indoors. Abowl game is a bowl game Letters to the Editor Ah, hail our beleaguered Oregon Ducks. So much promise at the specific procedural requirements but only if our citizens have an immediately precipitate heated beginning of the season, ‘Bridge-building’ spelled out in the National understanding of the true pur- ranked second and arguments for or against Jordan Environmental Policy Act. pose and intent of an EIS as seemingly destined for communication Cove with little or no meaningful There is widespread misunder- spelled out under NEPA. the BCS bowl. That was interaction between opposite The recent column by Deborah standing within our area relating People in favor of Jordan Cove until losing to Stanford, interests. Maher (Respectful confrontation to the role of an EIS. Many view it should comment to insure the EIS however, and finishing I think this non-productive as the norm, Dec. 28, 2013) was as a full disclosure document list- fully meets the standards of the season 11-2. This week’s right on the money. One of the ing the impacts of a NEPA, as failure to do so makes approach could be lessened blowout victory against Texas in the greatest needs in our community pre-determined decision. Others litigation on procedural grounds somewhat if everyone was pro- Alamo Bowl should’ve been some is the need for “building bridges view it as an opportunity to virtually certain, with a high vided, before the EIS was even comfort to UofO and fans alike. between people who hold differ- express either support or opposi- probability of success, given court issued, with a concise description ent points of view.” tion to the proposal. findings over the last four of what the purpose of an EIS is as How dry we are The most divisive issue cur- In reality,a valid EIS is meant to decades. described by the letter and intent rently is the Jordan Cove LNG be an objective and balanced People opposed to Jordan Cove You suspected it, right? Last year of the NEPA regulations. It might export terminal proposal. analysis of the various alternative have a formal process whereby was the driest for the become apparent that a properly This proposal is dependent on a ways to meet a specifically- they can provide comments and Bay area ever — a mere done and complete EIS is valuable permit from the Federal Energy described need for an action. information to insure the envi- 29.5 inches, beating Regulatory Commission. FERC’s When the Draft EIS for Jordan ronmental considerations are to both proponents and oppo- the 1976 record by decision process must be carried Cove is issued sometime this correctly handled and analyzed as nents, and “bridge-building” nearly 4 inches. The out and documented with an coming year for formal public required by NEPA. might even be facilitated. average is more than Environmental Impact Statement review, it could serve as a mecha- As things stand now, the Ron Sadler twice that at 65 inches. Not only is prepared in compliance with the nism to begin to “build bridges,” issuance of the draft EIS will North Bend there potential for impacts on farm- ers and forest fire fighters, we’re going to have a harder time holding our reputation that it rains so much Wagon road lands deserve recognition here. What’s to keep undesirables from relocating here now? BY MARY GEDDRY manage CBWR but only under In recent years there has been the less restrictive Oregon That’s brisk a lot of debate about who should Your Views Forest Practices Act. All three manage the Coos Bay Wagon commissioners have snubbed Gotta wonder what would drive a pressure from local citizens to sane human being to jump in icy Road grant lands. Currently managed by the BLM, the coun- payments using this method at been very clear, he will not request Wyden enforce the water on New Year’s existing Act of 1939 payment- Day. Still, it happens in ty’s approximately 60,000-acre approximately $10 million. transfer management of federal in-lieu-of-taxes option, an communities across the share of CBWR accounts for less Inexplicably, no commission to lands, nevertheless the commis- option that would provide a country, especially in than 5 percent of the county’s date has opted for this method, sioners wrote a letter imploring predictable revenue stream regions where folks total land mass but, depending choosing or perhaps gambling the senator to do just that and decoupled from the timber otherwise bundle up to upon whom you talk to, that that timber harvest receipts include a provision of HB 1526, industry. Cribbins went so far fetch the mail. Hat’s off to all of you sliver of land rich with federal would bring in more cash. Right Peter DeFazio’s bill giving con- as to say the senator might con- who took a dip in Sunset Bay for the timber could be the answer to all or wrong, up till now, they have trol of CBWR to Coos County. strue pressure to enforce the 29th annual event Wednesday. Let’s Coos County’s fiscal problems. at least had the choice. Sen. Ron The letter, penned by Melissa 1939 Act as “insulting.”Instead, hope it’s the strangest thing any of The CBWR lands came into Wyden’s forest resources bill Cribbins and signed by all three the commission opted to wait to you do all year. being through an 1869 Act of proposes to strip away that commissioners, appears to con- Congress in exchange for suc- choice and permanently tether flate O&C lands with CBWR see what Wyden’s bill has to cessfully constructing a military the county to the vagaries of the claiming the latter was “revest- offer. Government fail wagon road between Roseburg timber market. ed” to the federal government The bill is widely panned by A new poll by The Associated and Coos Bay, a road the county Wyden’s bill proposes not and ignores the prime distin- the timber industry and the Press released this week says is responsible for maintaining to only to deprive Coos County of guishing feature, that being the Association of O&C Counties as Americans hold “a profoundly neg- this day. A 1939 Act further dis- 5 percent of its potential tax distribution of payments. well as environmental groups. At ative view of their government, tinguished the CBWR from the base but, by tossing CBWR tim- Members of the O&C Rail Road the last commissioners’ meet- expressing little hope that elected surrounding O&C lands by ber revenues into the collective Company engaged in and many ing, Main gave a long lament officials can or will establishing both the manner of pot, have them divvied up were convicted of fraud, about how inadequate the bill is solve the nation’s calculating payments and between all 18 O&C counties. prompting a 1916 Act that led to for Coos County. Now that the biggest problems.” The restricting the distribution of Coos County will receive just a the revestiture of the O&C grant commissioners have at long last same poll says we think said payments proportionately sixth of what it would under the lands. Conversely, the Coos Bay laid eyes on the bill, what are better of government at to just Coos and Douglas coun- 1939 Act. Wagon Road Company met its they going to do about? the state and local lev- ties. This explains why If the senator fails to fully contractual obligations to the There may be a silver lining, els, but not by much. On the bright management of CBWR is so cov- comprehend the distinction federal government by building however, because in addition to side, the same poll says that most of eted by local entities like the between CBWR and O&C he may the road. Eventually, the CBWR highlighting the pitfalls of teth- us think we’ll be able to handle our Coquille Indian Tribe; 75 percent be partially forgiven, for precious was not revested, but instead ering the delivery of county own personal problems in the com- of any revenue is supposed to little has been done by commis- reconveyed to the federal gov- services to timber receipts, it ing year. Anyone surprised? stay here. sions past and present to enforce ernment. may provide the final nudge to The Act of 1939 also offers an the 1939 Act. Congress has Coos County citizens have seeking alternatives. “I guess,” option to decouple receipts paid lumped CBWR receipts into the long observed different entities said Main with a shrug of his to the counties from timber har- Secure Rural Schools payments fighting over whom best to shoulders, “we are just going to Remembering vests and market demand distributed to all O&C counties manage the CBWR. The have to figure this out for our- through payments in lieu of without a peep of complaint Coquille Tribe has repeated its selves.”Amen! the fallen taxes based upon the assessed from county commissioners. claims to generate the most Mary Geddry blogs at U.S. military death toll “value of the land and the tim- The issues surrounding revenue but it can only do this if MGx.com and has written and in Afghanistan as of Friday: ber thereon.” Commissioner CBWR are undeniably complex it is freed of the constraints of advocated on issues of tax equity 2,163 Bob Main, a former county and even the current commis- the Northwest Forest Plan and and social and economic justice assessor, estimates the annual sion gets confused. Wyden has NEPA. The county wants to since 2003.

Saturday, January4,2014 • The World • A5 Obituaries and State

Steve G. Rosier shows on the west coast. He June 25, 1923 - Dec. 28, 2013 married Lorine Willard Police: Caseworker in holiday DUI arrest (Raymond) in 1945. That Steve G. Rosier, 90, a union ended in 1953. He mar- longtime resident of Coos ried Irene Chapelle Hamn Bay, passed away Saturday, HILLSBORO (AP) — Trusses for new fire for about two decades. May 11, 1962 (recorded May Police in the Portland suburb Hospital spokeswoman Dec. 28, 2013. He was born in 12, 1962). They resided in the STATE station collapse of Hillsboro say they arrest- Rebeka Gipson-King says no Reedsport June 25, 1923, to TRI CITY (AP) — A sec- Allegany area of Coos Bay. ed an Oregon Department of DIGEST cause of death has yet been Stephen G. and Nora Kyllo tion of trusses for a new fire Irene passed Memorial Day in Human Services on-call determined. Rosier. Steve and his wife, 2011. They were happily mar- station in Douglas County Irene, will be laid to rest in caseworker for investigation had not been notified. ried 49 years. of drunken driving while the The death occurred on the collapsed shortly after work- Fatal shooting by Reedsport Masonic Steve is survived by his ers had put them up. Cemetery with many other woman reportedly was south end of what’s known officer justified son, Dr. Steve G Rosier from Workers told the Roseburg family members who pre- responding to an abuse inci- locally as “The Suicide Reedsport; nieces, Arlone News-Review it’s not clear HILLSBORO (AP) — An ceded him over the years. dent to help officers on New Bridge.” Shumate the daughter of what caused the collapse, Oregon prosecutor says a Steve graduated from Year’s Eve. The city installed 9-foot Loraine and Richard of but the structural pieces police officer in the Portland Reedsport High School where The Oregonian reports barriers just before Labor Eugene, Lila Becker Yegge and themselves were built ade- suburb of Hillsboro was jus- he was a star football and bas- that Lt. Mike Rouches says Day to prevent people from quately. tified in the fatal shooting of ketball player. With the Diane Becker, daughters of the woman told police she jumping from the bridge. Carpenter Mark Plach, 61, a man who authorities say advent of war,he served in the Frances of Tacoma, Wash., was an on-call caseworker. Before the barriers were says he was on the roof and fired at another officer dur- U.S. Navy in Vickie the daughter of Damon Police reportedly notified from Utah, and Jeri Lou her supervisor of the arrest. erected, five people jumped felt the trusses moving. He ing a traffic stop. World War to their deaths in 2013. II, serving in Kessler the daughter of The newspaper says an was able to get to a stable The Oregonian reports several Loraine and Buck of Eugene; agency spokesman could not Portland couple win spot. Nobody was hurt. that a recent letter from a nephews, Billy Rosier son of The Tri City Rural Fire major bat- be reached for comment. $9M Megabucks deputy prosecutor in the tles in the William and Brenda of Sweet Rouches says police District is building the $2.2 Washington County district Pacific. He Home and Gerald Rosier son stopped a car in the parking PORTLAND (AP) — An million station. It replaces attorney’s office says Officer was very of Damon and Judy of lot of the Department of Oregon Lottery spokesman one from 1955. Will Blood fired six shots at proud to Florence; Irene’s children, Human Services’ Hillsboro says a Portland couple won a Patient dies at 30-year-old Victor Torres- Elwood M. Hamn of Aurora, office after a caller reported a $9 million Megabucks jack- Steve Rosier have served psychiatric hospital Elizondo on Oct. 25. his country Patricia Chapelle of Medford possibly impaired driver. pot. The letter says Torres- from 1942 to and Mayita Mae of Coos Bay; Rouches identified the KGW-TV reports lottery SALEM (AP) — An Oregon Elizondo had fired a and Irene’s grandchildren. State Hospital spokeswoman 1945. He was informed that arrested woman as 26-year- spokesman Chuck Baumann .22-caliber revolver at First cousin, Anna Jane says a 48-year-old male his father was gravely ill and old Alysse Renee Carlson of says Cindy Degner bought Hillsboro Officer Tina Woods and husband, Bob of patient at the psychiatric left the service to take care of Beaverton. the Megabucks ticket on Reedsport provided loving hospital was declared dead Latendresse, hitting that him. His dad died before he Man dies after Vista Dec. 21, checked the num- officer’s stun gun. could return home. He served care, friendship, support and after staffers found him bers the next morning, woke The district attorney’s on the USS McCawley and the many warm delicious meals Bridge shooting unresponsive Friday. up her husband Randy and office says a toxicology USS President Adams as a after Irene’s passing. PORTLAND (AP) — The Oregonian reports told him the good news. signalman second class, divi- He was preceded in death Authorities say a man died at (http://is.gd/m8kXab ) that report showed Torres- sion (T) V-6, USNR. He was a by his siblings, Beatrice, Portland’s Vista Bridge after She bought the ticket at a a sister of the patient identi- Elizondo had used proud Shellback, and Golden Frances, William, Damon and shooting himself and falling 7-Eleven store in southeast fied him as Christopher methamphetamine before Dragon. He received the fol- Loraine; his father, Stephen down an embankment. Portland. Patrick Crawford. Lisa the shooting. An autopsy lowing commendations: G. Rosier (1888 -1945); and City police did not identi- The couple decided to Feehely, of Churchton, Md., showed he was hit by all six Philippine Liberation Ribbon, baby Rosier (1962). fy the man Thursday take the cash option and says her brother had been a bullets and died of a gunshot American Area Campaign Steve was an avid hunter afternoon because his family received $1.5 million each. patient at the Salem hospital wound to the chest. Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Area and fisherman and loved his Campaign Ribbon, Good dogs. Conduct Medal, two Purple Contributions may be Heart Medals, and WW II made to the Wounded Grace Elise Nelson Beatrice LaVonne the tropics and shopping with Victory Medal. He worked in Warrior Project. (wounded- Krambeal Knutson her sister while they both the forest industry his entire warriorproject.org). No became a legend according to Jan. 15, 1927 - Dec. 27, 2013 Feb. 7, 1932 - Dec. 30, 2013 life as a logger, sawyer, racett flowers please. the small community family setter, faller and bucker. He Arrangements are under A graveside service will be A chapel memorial service they inherited. Bea was a ded- retired from Weyerhaeuser in the direction of Coos Bay held for Grace Elise Nelson to celebrate the life of Beatrice icated wife, mother, approximately 1985. Chapel, 541-267-3131. Krambeal, 86, of Gold Beach, “Bea” LaVonne Knutson, 81, grandmother and great- He was a world champion Please sign the guestbook at noon Saturday, Jan. 11, at of Coos Bay will be held at 2 grandmother. ax thrower at lumber show at www.coosbayareafuner- the Gold Beach Cemetery p.m. Saturday, Jan. 4, at Coos She is survived by her hus- events and loved visiting with als.com and (south end of town) with Bay Chapel, 685 Anderson band of 57 years who loved her his friends and attending log www.theworldlink.com. pastor Don Berney of New Ave., with Pastor Don Berney very much, Dick Knutson of Beginnings Christian of New Beginnings Christian Coos Bay; daughter and son- Fellowship officiating. Fellowship in Coos Bay offici- in-law, Dr. Rick and Roxann Grace was born Jan 15, ating. Cremation rites will be Warf of Crooked River Ranch; husband, Juston Potter of Elton Ellsworth Dwire 1927, in North Bend, to Julius held at Ocean View Memory daughter, Kim Knutson of Sixes; daughter, Jeanie and Sept. 12, 1918 - Dec. 31, 2013 and Margaret Nelson. She Gardens Crematory in Coos Eugene; son, Kurk Knutson of husband, Les Glenn of North passed away Dec. 27, 2013, in Bay. North Bend; sister, Dolores Elton was born Sept. 12, Bend; 18 grandchildren; 31 Grace Krambeal Colgate, Wis. Bea was the youngest of two Pope of Coos Bay; grandchil- 1918, in California, then great-grandchildren; eight Grace lived up Haynes daughters dren, Mik Holland, U.S. Army raised in Colorado. He moved great-great-grandchildren; many and will be dearly Inlet in North Bend and was born Feb. 7, Forthood, Texas, Justin to Oregon and lived most of sister, Lydia Gibson of missed. valedictorian of the Class of 1932, in Holland of Coos Bay,Sara Voss his life here Wyoming; many nieces and Grace is survived by her 1944. She married Norman Marshfield, and husband, David of on the coast nephews; and former wife, daughter, Peggy Hampton of Krambeal July 1, 1950. They now Coos Wilsonville, Jerod Warf and until he Bernice Dwire of Sixes. Salem; daughter, Terry and then lived near her parents Bay, to par- wife, Laura of Oregon City, passed away Elton was preceded in husband, Jerry White of until moving to Gold Beach ents Bartlett Bradi Morrow and husband, Dec. 31, death by his parents, Thomas Colgate, Wis.; son, Gary and in 1955. T. and Mabel Luke of Eugene and Kole 2013, in and Ivy Dwire; three broth- wife, Debbie Krambeal of Grace worked as a secre- (Johnson) Knutson of North Bend; North Bend. ers, Walt, Albert and John; Brookings; daughter, tary (prechildren) and during Lyon. She great-grandchildren, Bodhi He was three sisters, Ruth, Florence Melinda and husband, Andy Bea Knutson most of her children’s early passed away Morrow of Eugene, Brenton known and and Emmabelle; and two years she was a homemaker. Zelinski of West Allis, Wis.; Dec. 30, 2013, in Coos Bay. Warf Voss, Elizabeth Voss, loved by great-grandsons, Jonathon Elton Dwire As they grew older, she went five grandchildren; and eight Bea graduated from Aaron Voss and Isaiah Voss all many as and Nickolas. to work for the Curry County great-grandchildren. Marshfield Senior High of Wilsonville, MaKenna “Gramps.” A private memorial for the She was preceded in death School and was an active Duran of Redmond, and Jake He will be missed very much family will be held at a later Reporter. She had an eye for by her parents, Julius and proud cheerleader. She gradu- Perez of Honolulu, Hawaii; by his family and friends. date. grammar and spelling and Margaret Nelson; and hus- ated Class of 1950.She worked niece, Susan Busby of Coos Elton is survived by his Memorial contributions automatically would proof- band, Norman Krambeal. at the Coos Bay Credit Bureau Bay; nephew, Matt Pope and four children and their would be appreciated by the read everything. This worked Arrangements are under Inc. for a short period of time. wife, Carol of Portland; great- spouses including son, family to South Coast out great for checking the the direction of Coos Bay Bea was then married to nephew, Evan Pope; and George and wife, Gladus Hospice, 1620 Thompson children’s homework as well. Chapel, 541-267-3131. Richard “Dick” Leroy great-nieces, Quinn Ellingsen Dwire of Salem; son, Eddie Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420. During Grace’s life she Sign the guestbook at Knutson on Feb. 18, 1956, at and Carly Busby all of and wife, Marilyn of Coos Sign the guestbook at enjoyed gardening, cooking, www.coosbayareafunerals.co the Presbyterian church in Portland. Bay; daughter, Suzy and www.theworldlink.com. baking, music, being around animals, singing and square m and www.theworldlink.com. Coos Bay. They have owned She was preceded in death dancing. She was loved by so and operated Knutson’s by her parents. Carpet Hut Inc.in North Bend Arrangements are under Laura S. Slattery and Michael were born. Laura for more than 50 years. Bea the direction of Coos Bay found joy in doing aerobics Chapel, 541-267-3131. Dec. 4, 1922 - Dec. 31, 2013 dedicated her life to staying Death Notices home and raising the four five days a week at the Bay Friends and family are Cremation rites were held boys. In 1960, Laura met the Melody Holwuttle — 53, Sharon Lee Danielson — Area Athletic Club for more encouraged to sign the online for Laura S. Slattery, 91, of best person to come into her of Coos Bay, died Dec. 30, 73, of Bandon, died Jan. 2, than 20 years. She was a mas- guestbook, share photos and North Bend at Ocean View life, Stuart Slattery, also 2013, in Coos Bay. 2014, in Bandon. ter in her cooking, baking, send condolences at Crematory in Coos Bay. At known as Slats. Laura and Arrangements are pending Arrangements are pending knitting, planting her favorite www.coosbayareafuneral.com her request, no services will Slats had one child, Kevin, with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- flowers, taking vacations to and www.theworldlink.com. be held. who died at birth. Laura and 267-3131. 267-3131. Laura was born Dec. 4, Slats spent many wonderful Robert E. Jones —89,of Hazel Nadine Wells — 1922, in Iron Mountain, years together in Klamath Coos Bay, passed away Jan. 84, of Coos Bay, died Jan. 1, Mich., to Falls and later in North Bend, 3, 2014, in Coos Bay. 2014, in Coos Bay. Ralph and until Slats passed away April Arrangements are pending Arrangements are pending Edna23, 2007. Laura’s only com- with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- now offers placing Neider. She panion for the last few years 267-3131. 267-3131. pet obituaries. died Dec. 31, has been her cat, Smudge. Carol Hall — 71, of Coos Jon Douglas Mikels —66, 2013, in Laura was a terrific wife and Bay, died Dec. 29, 2013, in of Bandon, died Dec. 31, This is a fee service. North Bend mother and will be missed by Coos Bay. Arrangements are 2013, in Bandon. due to com- all. She is survived by her son, pending with Myrtle Grove Arrangements are pending Contact Amanda Johnson plications Richard Thurber; son and Funeral Service-Bay Area, with Amling Schroeder for more information at from cancer. daughter-in-law, Ken and 541-269-2851. Funeral Service, Bandon, Laura Slattery At the age Kathi Thurber; son and Douglas P. Freeman —69, 541-347-2907. of 2, Laura [email protected] daughter-in-law, Mike and of Coos Bay, died Jan. 3, 2014, Lucile E. Hennig — 93, of moved to Wabeno, Wis., Linda Thurber; sister-in-law, in Coos Bay. Arrangements Coos Bay, passed away Jan. where she was raised with Marion McBride; sister-in- Burial, Cremation & older brother, Felix and older are pending with Ocean View 1, 2014, in Coos Bay. law, Eileen Robathan; 10 Memory Gardens Cremation Arrangements are pending Funeral Services The sister, Bernice. She graduated grandchildren; 11 great- from Wabeno High School in and Burial Service, 541-888- with Nelson’s Bay Area grandchildren; and numerous 4709. Mortuary, 541-267-4216. Bay Area’s 1941. She attended Beauty nieces and nephews. School in Green Bay, Wis., She was preceded in death and graduated in 1942. by husband, Slats; son, Larry; Est. 1915 Only Shortly after that she went to son, Kevin; brother, Felix; and Cremation & Funeral Service 541-267-3131 Milwaukee, Wis., and worked sister, Bernice. 685 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay Crematory in a defense plant that made Memorial contributions Licensed & Certified Operators landing gear assemblies for may be sent to South Coast the B-17 and B-29 aircraft. LOCALLY OWNED Hospice, 1620 Thompson Myrtle Grove Funeral Service - Bay Area ALL FUNERAL & INSURANCE She then returned to Wabeno Road, Coos Bay, OR 97420. Simple Cremation & Burial. Crematory on Premises. Licensed & Certified Operators. Est. 1913 PLANS ACCEPTED to help her dad who owned Cremation & Funeral Service Arrangements are under 541-756-0440 4 Locations To Serve You the Neiders Hardware Store. the direction of North Bend 2014 McPherson Ave. North Bend Laura had two sons born in 1525 Ocean Blvd NW Phone: 541.269.2851 • Chapels Chapel, 541-756-0440. P.O. Box 749, Coos Bay, OR www.coosbayareafunerals.com Wabeno,Richard and Larry.In • Veterans Honors Sign the guestbook at • Reception Rooms 1949, they moved to Klamath www.coosbayareafunerals.co Falls, where sons, Kenneth Ocean View • Video Tributes m and www.theworldlink.com. Nelson’s Memory Gardens Est. 1939 • Mausoleum Cremation & Burial Service 541-888-4709 • Columbariums Bay Area Mortuary 1525 Ocean Blvd. NW, Coos Bay • Cremation Gardens Funerals • Caring Pet Cremation Saturday, Jan. 11 Formerly Michelle D. Londagin, funeral service, 11 a.m., Coos Bay Caring Compassionate 405 Elrod, Coos Bay Campbell-Watkins Chapel, 685 Anderson Ave. Service 541-267-4216 Est. 1914 Mills-Bryan-Sherwood Alexander Czerny, memorial service, 1:30 p.m., Kingdom Creamation Specialists Funeral Home 541-267-7182 Funeral Homes Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, 1800 Waite St., North Bend. 63060 Millington Frontage Rd., Coos Bay www.coosbayareafunerals.com

A6 •The World • Saturday, January4,2014 Nation Car in Walker crash may Arctic air set to blanket much of the US, breaking have been going 100 mph record-low temperatures SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — BY ANDREW DALTON The weather warnings are NATIONAL The Associated Press dire: Life threatening wind chills. Historic cold outbreak. DIGEST Winter is normally cold, LOS ANGELES — The The Foreign Intelligence Porsche carrying “Fast & but starting Sunday tundra- like temperatures are poised Surveillance Court on Friday Furious” star Paul Walker renewed the NSA phone col- may have been going 100 to deliver a rare and potentially dangerous sledgehammer lection program, said Shawn mph or more before it Turner, a spokesman for the crashed, killing both Walker blow to much of the Midwest, driving temperatures so far Office of the Director of and the driver, according to a National Intelligence. Such coroner’s report released below zero that records will shatter. periodic requests are some- Friday. what formulaic but required Investigators found no One reason? A “polar vor- tex,” as one meteorologist since the program started in mechanical problems with 2006. the 2005 Porsche Carrera calls it, which will send cold GT or debris or other prob- air piled up at the North Pole Phil Everly dies at 74 lems on the roadway. The down to the U.S., funneling it as far south as the Gulf Coast. LOS ANGELES (AP) — street forms an approxi- Phil Everly, who with his mately 1-mile loop amid The temperature predic- tions are startling: 25 below brother Don formed an influ- industrial office parks and is ential rimmed by hills and isolated zero in Fargo, N.D., minus 31 in International Falls, Minn., harmony from traffic, especially on duo that weekends. The downed The Associated Press and 15 below in Indianapolis and Chicago. At those tem- touched the light pole the car hit had a Sheriff’s deputies work near the wreckage of a Porsche that crashed Nov. 30 into a light pole on Hercules hearts and speed limit sign of 45 mph. Street near Kelly Johnson Parkway in Valencia, Calif.A coroner’s report says the Porsche carrying “Fast & peratures, exposed skin can get frostbitten in minutes sparked the The area in Santa Clarita is Furious”star Paul Walker may have been going 100 mph or more before it crashed, killing both Walker and imagina- about 30 miles northwest of the driver. and hypothermia can quickly set in because wind chills tions of rock downtown Los Angeles. ‘n’ roll Roger Rodas, Walker’s were burned over 100 per- The report says the red Sheriff’s investigators are could hit 50, 60 or even 70 below zero. singers for friend and financial adviser, cent of their bodies. Porsche was traveling “at an working with Porsche offi- decades, Phil Everly was driving the Porsche at Rodas had fourth-degree unsafe speed, approximate- cials and the California Government OK to including an unsafe speed, and wit- burns on his head and neck ly 100+ mph,” according to Highway Patrol to determine the Beatles and Bob Dylan, nesses interviewed by and severe skull fractures, a deputy who took testimo- the speed more exactly. collect phone records WASHINGTON (AP) — A died Friday. He was 74. deputies estimated it was the report said. ny from witnesses at the Three data recorders sur- Everly died of chronic going 100 mph or more. Walker had broken bones scene. vived the crash and fire and secretive U.S. spy court has ruled again that the National obstructive pulmonary dis- No alcohol or drugs were throughout his body “For unknown reasons, may produce information to ease at a Burbank hospital, detected in the system of including his jaw, arm, ribs the driver lost control of his pinpoint the speed. Security Agency can keep collecting every American’s said his son Jason Everly. either man on the day of the and pelvis, it said. vehicle,”the report says. Rodas, 38, and Walker, 40, Phil and Don Everly fiery one-car crash. The car slammed into a The Sheriff’s co-owned an auto racing telephone records every day, in the midst of dueling deci- helped draw the blueprint of The Nov. 30 deaths were tree and a light pole on the Department had previously team. Rodas also was a pro- rock ‘n’ roll in the late 1950s ruled accidents and were driver’s side then after cited speed as a factor in the fessional driver who sions in two other federal courts about whether the and 1960s with a high har- due to combined traumatic spinning, hit a second tree crash, but had released no competed in 10 Pirelli World mony that captured the and thermal injuries, the on Walker’s side of the car estimate of how fast the Challenge GTS races last surveillance program is con- stitutional. yearning and angst of a report said. It said both men and caught fire. Porsche was going. year. nation of teenage baby boomers looking for a way to express themselves beyond the simple platitudes of the pop music of the day. The Beatles, early in their career, once referred to themselves as “the English Everly Brothers.” And Bob Dylan once said, “We owe these guys everything. They started it all.” The Everlys’ hit records included the then-titilating “Wake Up Little Susie” and the universally identifiable “Bye Bye Love,” each featuring their twined voices with lyrics that mirrored the fatalism of country music and a rocking backbeat that more upbeat pop. These sounds and ideas would be warped by their devotees into a new kind of music that would ricochet around the world.

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The Pilot The man took a seat next to the young boy on the plane. After a lengthy period of silence, the man asked the boy if he was traveling far. The boy said his trip would be quite a distance. “Aren’t you afraid to be going so far?” asked the man, “no” replied the boy, “I am not afraid at all.” “Why aren’t you afraid?” “Because the pilot is my dad” the boy replied. The boy had confidence in the pilot. The pilot, knowing who was with him, took extra precaution. There would be no sleeping at the controls. No “final one for the road” for him. There was someone very dear to him in the passenger section. Knowing who the pilot was, gave the child an unwavering confidence that allowed him to travel tremendous distance toward a destination he was not all that familiar with in ease. How much more should you and I face each day with confidence that everything will be O.K. God is in control of our world, and often we cannot see beyond the day, or even the moment. But let me assure you that when one surrenders to God, their life takes on a renewed assurance. Struggles will come, disappointments will arise, but with God in the pilots seat, you will make it. Come worship with us Sunday. CHURCH OF CHRIST 2761 Broadway, North Bend, OR 541-756-4844

Saturday, January4,2014 • The World • A7 World Brazilian airport Al-Qaida swelters as AC fails strengthens during heat wave hold in Iraq

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — BAGHDAD (AP) — Two Passengers sweltered Friday Iraqi cities that were without air conditioning in WORLD strongholds of Sunni insur- parts of Rio de Janeiro’s DIGEST gents during the U.S. war in Antonio Carlos Jobim inter- the country are battle- national airport with step down after admitting he grounds once more after temperatures outside hover- smoked crack “in a drunken al-Qaida militants largely ing around 104 degrees. stupor.” took them over, fending off A spokeswoman for Ford was the first candi- government forces that Infraero, which oversees date to show up at City Hall have been besieging them Brazil’s airport infrastruc- when registration opened for days. ture, acknowledged the air Thursday for the city’s The overrunning of the conditioning was off in a part municipal election Oct. 27. cities this week by al- of the facility because of He promised “Ford more Qaida’s Iraqi branch in the ongoing construction at years,” and also called him- Sunni heartland of western Rio’s largest airport. She said self “the best mayor this city Anbar provinces is a blow to it would remain off in that has ever had.” the Shiite-led government area into February,the height “If you want to get per- The Associated Press of Prime Minister Nouri al- of South America’s summer. sonal, that’s fine,” Ford told Passengers from the trapped Russian vessel MV Akademik Shokalskiy, seen at right, prepare to board the Malik. His government has Brazil’s shoddy airports reporters during a press Chinese helicopter Xueying 12 in the Antarctic on Thursday. The helicopter rescued all 52 passengers from been struggling to contain are a major worry heading scrum. “I’m sticking to my the research ship that has been trapped in Antarctic ice, 1,500 nautical miles south of Hobart, Australia, discontent among the Sunni into the World Cup in just record, and talk is cheap. minority over Shiite politi- since Christmas Eve after weather conditions finally cleared enough for the operation Thursday. over five months with many You’re going to see action cal domination that has overhauls delayed or like you’ve never seen flared into increased vio- scrapped. About 500,000 before.” lence for the past year. foreign visitors are expected, He was more restrained on Antarctic passengers On Friday, al-Qaida gun- stretching airport capacity at Twitter, tweeting a photo of men sought to win over the 12 venues across the conti- himself signing up to run population in Fallujah, one nent-size country. again and saying simply, of the cities they swept into Police seeking killer of “Just filed my paperwork for resume journey home on Wednesday. A militant the 2014 election. Vote on commander appeared Rwandan spy chief October 27th.” BY ROD MCGUIRK Chinese ship Snow Dragon, their rescue work and asked among worshippers holding JOHANNESBURG (AP) — The conservative mayor of The Associated Press or Xue Long in Chinese, that all efforts be made to Friday prayers in the main A Rwandan man was report- Canada’s largest city has said remaining stuck in ice. ensure the Snow Dragon city street, proclaiming that edly being sought Friday by he would run again, even CANBERRA, Australia — “The master of Xue Long would safely navigate out of his fighters were there to South African police in the after the revelations last year An Australian icebreaker has confirmed to AMSA that the icy region. defend Sunnis from the death of former Rwandan about his drug use pushed carrying 52 passengers who the ship is safe, it is not in AMSA said the Aurora government, one resident spymaster Patrick Karegeya, him into the international were retrieved from an ice- distress and does not require resumed its journey to said. whose body was discovered media spotlight. bound ship in the Antarctic assistance at this time,” Australia’s Antarctic base, “We are your brothers in a plush Johannesburg resumed its journey home on AMSA said in a statement. Casey Station, on a resupply from the Islamic State in hotel on New Year’s Day. Sen. Ted Cruz still dual Iraq and Levant,” militants US-Canadian citizen Saturday after it was halted An attempt by the Snow mission before returning to According to the opposi- for a second potential rescue Dragon to manoeuver the Australian island state of circulating through the city tion Rwandan National TORONTO (AP) — U.S. operation. through the pack ice during Tasmania in mid-January in a stolen police car pro- Congress coalition and the Sen. Ted Cruz vowed months The Aurora Australis had optimal tidal conditions with the rescued scientists, claimed through a local New Age newspaper, ago to renounce his been slowly cracking early Saturday failed. The journalists and tourists. loudspeaker, using the the man was the last person Canadian citizenship by the through thick ice toward Chinese ship remains stuck Andrew Peacock, an name of the al-Qaida to be seen with Karegeya. branch. “We are here to pro- end of 2013, but the Calgary- open water after a Chinese several kilometers from the Australian doctor and pho- However, police would nei- tect you from the born Republican is still a dual ship’s helicopter on Russian icebreaker tographer who was rescued ther confirm nor deny it, citizen. government. We call on you Thursday plucked the pas- Akademik Shokalskiy, from from the Russian ship, spoke saying they were chasing Cruz, 43, recently said in to cooperate with us.” sengers from their stranded which the passengers were Friday of his fellow passen- several leads. an interview with the Dallas Government troops, Russian research ship and rescued. The Russian ship gers’ frustration aboard the Members of the Rwandan Morning News that lawyers backed by Sunni tribesmen carried them to an ice floe has been immobile since Aurora over the latest delay opposition claim Karegeya are preparing the paperwork who oppose al-Qaida, have near the Australian ship. But Christmas Eve. in their journey home. He was assassinated at the to renounce citizenship, just on Friday afternoon, the encircled Fallujah for sever- behest of Rwandan President as he said in August. A reporter for China’s said they were quiet and al days, and have entered crew of the Chinese ice- official Xinhua News Agency appeared tired as they took Paul Kagame. Richard Kurland, a breaker that had provided parts of the provincial capi- Vancouver-based immigra- aboard the Snow Dragon, stock of their situation. tal Ramadi, also overrun by Putin tests the ski the helicopter said they were Zhang Jiansong, reported an Australian Antarctic tion attorney, wonders worried about their own militants. On Friday, troops slopes in Sochi what’s taking so long. iceberg appeared overnight Division acting director bombarded militant posi- ship’s ability to move and blocked the ship’s return Jason Mundy said the rescue MOSCOW (AP) — Russian Kurland said Friday that through the ice. tions outside Fallujah with President Vladimir Putin is unless there’s a security or route. He said the ship will had stretched resources for artillery, a military official The Australian Maritime again try to find a way out, the summer research pro- hitting the ski slopes — flying mental health issue that has- Safety Authority’s Rescue said, speaking on condition to Sochi to challenge the n’t been disclosed, possibly as early as Monday. gram, which he hoped to of anonymity as he was not Coordination Centre, which Chinese President Xi recoup from the Russian mountains that will host the renouncing citizenship is a oversaw the rescue, told the authorized to release infor- Jinping praised the crew for ship’s insurer. Winter Games next month. simple, quick process. Aurora on Friday afternoon mation. Putin was touring “If he’s attempting to to stay in the area in case help Olympic venues in Sochi on bring our system into disre- was needed. Friday, the Black Sea resort pute by suggesting it’s Under international con- where the 2014 Winter lengthy and complex, it’s ventions observed by most Olympics will run from Feb. just not true. Revocation is countries, ships’ crews are 7-23. The trip came after one of the fastest processes obliged to take part in such Putin on Wednesday visited in our system,” said rescues and the owners carry the southern Russian city of Kurland. the costs. Volgograd, which was rocked Cruz’s office didn’t imme- AMSA said the Aurora was by two suicide bombings this diately respond for a request allowed on Saturday to con- week that killed 34 people. for comment. tinue its journey despite the India’s 10-year prime minister will step aside NEW DELHI (AP) — Stocks India’s prime minister announced Friday he would Fri.'s closing New York Stock EdisonInt 45.44 + .01 OcciPet 93.52 — .33 step aside after 10 years fol- Exchange selected prices: ExxonMbl 99.51 — .24 Olin 28.60 + .10 lowing this summer’s general FMCCorp 74.27 — .26 PG&ECp 39.60 — .06 Stock Last Chg FootLockr 41.25 + .47 Penney 8.74 — .14 election, saying Rahul AT&TInc 34.80 — .15 FordM 15.51 + .07 PepsiCo 82.24 + .14 Gandhi should replace him if Alcoa 10.57 + .04 Gannett 29.59 + .01 Pfizer 30.52 + .06 Altria 37.72 — .18 GenCorp 17.79 Praxair 129.68 + .18 the ruling Congress Party AEP 46.11 — .02 GenDynam 94.74—.01 ProctGam 80.45 — .09 manages to stay in power. AmIntlGrp 50.92 + .21 GenElec 27.48 — .02 ApldIndlT 48.52 + .34 GenMills 49.26 — .14 Questar 22.73 + .03 In only his third news Avon 17.06 Hallibrtn 50.13 + .12 RockwlAut 117.83 + 1.45 conference in a decade, BPPLC 47.87 — .11 HeclaM 3.15 SempraEn 88.80 + .36 Prime Minister Manmohan BakrHu 53.59 — .48 Hess 80.28 — .84 SouthnCo 40.47 — .22 BkofAm 16.41 + .31 HewlettP 28.34 + .68 Textron 36.31 + .02 Singh said that Gandhi — the Boeing 137.62 + .95 HonwllIntl 90.52 + .20 3MCo 138.45 + .32 43-year-old heir to India’s BrMySq 52.85 + .58 Idacorp 51.02 + .18 TimeWarn 68.67 — .06 Nehru-Gandhi political Brunswick 45.28 — .03 IBM 186.64 + 1.11 Timken 54.57 + .12 Caterpillar 89.82 — .05 IntPap 48.62 — .18 TriContl 19.82 — .01 dynasty — has the best cre- Chevron 124.35 + .21 JohnJn 91.85 + .82 UnionPac 166.85 — .26 dentials to become the next Citigroup 53.40 + 1.13 LockhdM 147.06 + .99 Unisys 32.98 + .01 CocaCola 40.46 — .20 Loews 47.26 — .12 USSteel 29.90 — .38 head of the Congress Party ColgPalms 64.18 — .12 LaPac 18.34 + .09 VarianMed 77.48 + .14 and prime minister of the ConocoPhil 69.96 + .18 MDURes 30.04 + .05 ConEd 53.45 — .51 MarathnO 34.52 — .39 VerizonCm 48.42 — .58 world’s biggest democracy. CurtisWrt 60.72 — .25 McDnlds 96.54 + .13 ViadCorp 27.42 + .06 Singh is 81 and was not Deere 90.66 + .40 McKesson 160.71 + .55 WalMart 78.65 — .26 Disney 76.11 — .16 Merck 49.73 + .24 WellsFargo 45.34 + .32 expected to seek another DowChm 43.67 — .20 NCRCorp 33.98 + .21 Weyerhsr 31.34 + .07 term. DuPont 63.78 + .07 NorflkSo 91.37 + .06 Xerox 11.99 + .08 2 newspapers call for Eaton 75.71 + .22 NorthropG 113.58 + .35 YumBrnds 75.56 + .47 Snowden clemency Financial snapshot Friday, Jan. 3, 2014 LONDON (AP) — The WEEK’S WEEK YEAR New York Times and Interest rates CLOSE AGO AGO Guardian newspapers have Average rate paid on banks called for clemency for money-market accounts 0.12% 0.12 0.11 Edward Snowden, saying (Bank Rate Monitor) that the espionage worker- 91-day Treasury Bill Yield 0.06% 0.06 0.07 turned-privacy advocate 10-year Treasury Bond 3.00% 3.00 1.90 should be praised rather than punished for his disclosures. Commodities The papers — both of DJ UBS Commodities Indexes 127.91 127.61 137.73 which have played a role in publishing Snowden’s intel- Stocks ligence trove — suggested Dow Jones Industrial Avg. 16,469.99 16,478.41 13,435.21 late Wednesday that the former National Security S&P 500 1,831.37 1,841.40 1,466.47 Agency contractor’s revela- Wilshire 5000 Total Market 19,541.73 19,623.62 15,450.18 tions about the United AP States’ world-spanning espionage program were of NORTHWEST STOCKS such public importance that Week’s action: Monday,S NAPFridaySHO closings:T 010314Safeway: Wee . . kly. . . financ. . . . . 32.71ial sna 32.30pshot they outweighed any possi- of major stock indexes; 2c x 3 inches; stand-alone; ble wrongdoing. Stock ...... s. taff;Mon. ETA 5:30Fri. p.Skym.west...... 14.82 14.98 Frontier...... 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A8 • The World • Saturday, January4,2014 South Coast Weather

OregonToday's weather Forecast Saturday, Jan. 4 Adding a baby to health plan not easy City/Region Weather Underground forecast for daytime conditions, low/high temperatures Forecast for Saturday, Jan. 4 High | Low temps WASH. WASHINGTON (AP) — There’s their coverage directly,” responded an Portland another quirk in the Obama administra- administration spokesman, Aaron 46° | 30° Pendleton tion’s new health insurance system: It Albright. 41° | 24° lacks a way for consumers to quickly and A Dec. 31 circular from the Centers for Newport 50° | 33° Bend easily update their coverage for the birth Medicare and Medicaid Services Salem 42° | 24° of a baby and other common life changes. addressed the problem. 46° | 30° IDAHO Ontario With regular private insurance, par- In questions and answers for insurers, Eugene 28° | 17° ents just notify the health plan. the government said that the federal 46° | 28° Insurers will still cover new babies, the insurance marketplace will not be able to North Bend administration says, but parents will Coos Bay add a child until the system’s automated 53° | 31° also have to contact the government at features become “available later.”It does Medford some point later on. The Associated Press not provide any clue as to when that Klamath Falls 48° | 28° Right now the HealthCare.gov web- 43° | 20° Health and Human Services Secretary might take place. CALIF. © 2014 Wunderground.com site can’t handle such updates. Kathleen Sebelius, seen here on Dec. 11, testi- The question-and-answer circular Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice It’s a reminder that the new coverage fies on Capitol Hill in Washington. There’s says parents with a new baby will be told storms for many uninsured Americans comes another quirk to the new health insurance sys- to contact their insurer directly “to Partly with a third party in the mix: the feds. Cloudy Showers Rain Snow tem: it lacks a way for consumers to quickly include the child immediately” on their And the system’s wiring for some vital Weather Underground• AP and easily update their coverage for the birth existing policy. federal functions isn’t yet fully connect- of a baby and other common life changes. After the federal system is ready to South Coast partly cloudy, with a low around 28. ed. Calm wind. It’s not just having a new baby that process changes, parents will have to Today: Sunny, with a high near 53. East But that feature got postponed as the contact the government to formally bring northeast wind around 13 mph, with Willamette Valley could create bureaucratic hassles, but gusts as high as 20 mph. government scrambled to fix technical their records up to date. Albright said Today: Patchy freezing fog. Cloudy other life changes affecting a consumer’s Saturday Night: Clear, with a low around problems that overwhelmed the health parents will be able to add a new child to through mid morning, then gradual taxpayer-subsidized premiums. The list 29. East wind 10 to 13 mph, with gusts as clearing, with a high near 43. care website during its first couple of their policy for 30 days. high as 20 mph. includes marriage and divorce, a death in Saturday Night: Patchy freezing fog. the family, a new job or a change in months. Having a baby could increase a family’s Sunday :Sunny, with a high near 55. East Increasing clouds, with a low around 23. “It’s just another example of ‘We’ll fix wind 7 to 11 mph. income, even moving to a different com- monthly premiums, but it could also Northeast wind 3 to 6 mph. that later,”’said Bob Laszewski, an indus- Sunday Night :Partly cloudy, with a low Sunday: Patchy freezing fog. Cloudy, munity. mean that the parents are eligible for a around 31. Light southeast wind. try consultant who said he’s gotten then gradually becoming mostly sunny, Such changes affect financial assis- bigger tax credit to help with the cost. Monday :A 20 percent chance of rain. with a high near 44. Calm wind. complaints from several insurer clients. tance available under the law, so the Under some circumstances, it could Mostly cloudy, with a high near 52. Sunday Night: Patchy fog. Otherwise, “This needed to be done well before government has to be brought into the make the child or the family eligible for Curry County Coast mostly cloudy, with a low around 25. January. It’s sort of a fly-by-night Light east northeast wind. loop. Medicaid, a safety-net program that is Today: Sunny, with a high near 56. East approach.” Insurers say computerized “change in virtually free of cost to low-income ben- wind 9 to 14 mph, with gusts as high as Portland area “We are currently working with insur- 21 mph. circumstance” updates to deal with fam- eficiaries. Today: Sunny, with a high near 51. East ers to find ways to make changing Saturday: Night Clear, with a low around ily and life developments were supposed “Add it to the list that shows northeast wind 8 to 14 mph, with gusts coverage easier while we develop an 41. East northeast wind around 9 mph. as high as 21 mph. HealthCare.gov is not done,” Laszewski to have been part of the federal system automated way for consumers to update Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 56. East Saturday: Night Clear, with a low around from the start. said. wind 5 to 8 mph. 30. East northeast wind around 13 mph, Sunday Night :Partly cloudy, with a low with gusts as high as 20 mph. around 39. Calm wind. Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 51. East Rogue Valley wind 15 to 18 mph, with gusts to 31 mph. That’s the highest in more economists expect growth 20,000 jobs a month this Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low OUTLOOK Today: Patchy freezing fog. Otherwise, around 31. East wind 16 to 21 mph, with than four years. will top 3 percent in 2014. It year. That would be a big cloudy through mid morning, then grad- gusts as high as 33 mph. Fewer barriers Spending on home and hasn’t been above that level improvement from an aver- ual clearing, with a high near 43. East apartment construction rose for a full year since 2005. age of 5,000 a month in the southeast wind 6 to 9 mph. North Coast Saturday Night: Patchy freezing fog. 1.9 percent to the highest The ISM survey followed first 11 months of 2013. Today: Sunny, with a high near 48. East for the economy Increasing clouds, with a low around 23. northeast wind 10 to 13 mph, with gusts level since June 2008. And other reports showing a December’s jobs figures will East southeast wind 3 to 8 mph. Continued from Page A1 as high as 20 mph. commercial project spend- healthier U.S. manufactur- be reported next week. Sunday: Areas of freezing fog. Otherwise, Saturday Night: Clear, with a low around ing increased 2.7 percent, led ing sector. Overseas sales of U.S. cloudy through mid morning, then grad- 37. East wind around 14 mph, with gusts ual clearing, with a high near 45. Calm activity slipped to 57 in by office, communication Factory output rose in goods are growing, but at a as high as 21 mph. wind. Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 51. East December from 57.3 the pre- and transportation projects. November for the fourth much slower rate, the ISM’s Sunday Night: Patchy freezing fog after wind 13 to 16 mph, with gusts to 28 mph. vious month. But that’s still The reports add to other straight month, according to survey found. A gauge of 10pm. Partly cloudy, with a low around Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low the second-highest reading hopeful signs that 2014 the Federal Reserve. And export orders fell to 55 from 24. Calm wind. around 36. East southeast wind 14 to 17 since April 2011. And any could mark a turning point demand for long-lasting 59.5. A separate report this Central Douglas County mph, with gusts as high as 30 mph. reading above 50 signals for an economy that has suf- goods jumped in November, week showed factories in Today: Patchy freezing fog . Coudy Central Oregon growth. fered through fits and starts the government said last China expanded in through mid morning, then gradual Today: Sunny, with a high near 42. Light The ISM’s measure since the recession ended. week, evidence that busi- December but at a slower clearing, with a high near 42. Light wind. and variable wind. Saturday Night: Patchy freezing fog . increased for six straight Dales said the economy nesses are investing in pace than the previous Saturday Night: Clear, with a low around Increasing clouds, with a low around 27. 23. South wind 5 to 8 mph. months through November. faces fewer barriers this year. facilities and equipment. month. Calm wind. Sunday: Sunny, with a high near 43. East A measure of new orders Steep spending cuts or tax Strong factory output Auto sales reached the Sunday: Areas of freezing fog. Cloudy wind around 6 mph. rose to the highest level since increases, which held back could lead to more jobs. highest level in nearly seven through mid morning, then gradual clearing, with a high near 44. Calm wind. Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low growth in 2013, are unlikely. Cooper Howes, an econo- years in November. Car around 28. East wind 5 to 7 mph becom- April 2010. And a gauge of Sunday Night: Patchy fog. Otherwise, hiring increased to its high- Europe’s economy is picking mist at Barclays Capital, makers will report December ing south in the evening. est level since June 2011. up slightly after a long reces- notes that manufacturing figures on Friday. Indexes of production and sion. And U.S. consumers employees are working Companies rapidly manufacturers’ stockpiles have more money to spend, longer weeks than at any increased their stockpiles of Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall fell. thanks to greater hiring and time since World War II. goods in the July-September Temperature extremes and precipitation Thursday: High 54, low 39 Separately, construction last year’s stock market That suggests factories will quarter, one reason factories for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. Rain: none spending rose 1 percent in surge. need to step up hiring to have boosted output. That Hi Lo Prec Total rainfall to date: 0.00 inches Dales forecasts the econo- meet any increase in helped push economic Astoria 49 40 0.52 Rainfall to date last year: 0.00 inches November to a seasonally Brookings 56 40 0.00 Average rainfall to date: 0.70 inches adjusted annual rate of my will expand 2.5 percent demand. growth to an annual rate of Corvallis 49 41 0.01 $934.4 billion, the this year, up from just below Howes expects manufac- 4.1 percent, the best in near- Eugene 49 42 0.04 The Tide Tables Commerce Department said. 2 percent in 2013. Other turers to add an average of ly two years. Klamath Falls 55 19 0.00 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or La Grande 43 34 0.04 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- Medford 55 30 0.00 mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Newport 46 37 0.13 the high or low ratio for your area. Tide ratios and variances based out of Charleston. Pendleton 48 36 0.02 Location High time ratio Low time ratio importance. They also were market-driven midpoint, In 2012, the union said the Portland 48 33 0.16 Bandon -0:05 .92 +0:02 .94 MANAGERS Redmond 51 35 0.00 Brookings -0:30 .90 -0:23 .97 asked to describe the educa- with productivity, outcomes state could eliminate 544 Roseburg 49 36 0.02 Coos Bay +1:26 .96 +1:28 .88 tion and experience and performance driving pay manager positions and save Salem 49 41 0.08 Florence +0:44 .86 +0:58 .80 Compensation Port Orford -0:18 .95 -0:17 1.06 necessary for the position, changes. $21.8 million from its general Reedsport +1:11 .88 +1:24 .80 part of survey the decisions they make and And the way the “market” fund by adhering to strict Half Moon Bay +0:05 .91 +0:03 .96 Continued from Page A1 how much money they’re in is defined will change to manager-to-employee Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. charge of. become more specific to ratios. Date time ft. time ft. Jordan said the responses each job. It could include the Jordan said it’s highly TODAY SUNDAY 4-Jan 2:31 9.0 2:04 9.4 they continue to work in will be used to identify which private sector, local govern- unlikely anyone will lose his 5-Jan 3:06 8.1 2:47 7.8 evolving positions, evolving positions are being paid ments or other state or her job as part of this proj- 6-Jan 3:54 8.2 3:47 7.0 departments and evolving more or less than compara- governments, depending on ect. But he said jobs likely 7-Jan 4:44 8.1 4:56 6.2 markets. ble positions within state where people in that position will change, and the state 8-Jan 5:36 8.1 6:13 5.7 LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. The result, Jordan said, is government, which man- are usually hired from or likely will change whom it Sunny Sunny Date time ft. time ft. that the state doesn’t have a agers supervise few or many where they go. hires and what it looks for in 52/29 55/31 clear idea which managers employees and which posi- The state’s largest union, new managers. 4-Jan 8:04 2.3 8:34 -1.1 are really in charge of what, tions are being paid more or Service Employees Collaborative attitudes MONDAY TUESDAY 5-Jan 8:53 2.0 9:11 -0.2 whether they’re actually 6-Jan 9:55 2.0 9:59 0.7 less than the market rate for International Union Local and comfort with change 7-Jan 11:02 1.9 10:51 1.5 getting results or whether similar jobs. 503, has released multiple will be high priorities in new 8-Jan 12:14 1.7 11:48 2.3 they’re being paid what they “We’re trying to figure out reports and statements managers going forward, he Sunrise, sunset should be. what’s really going on right arguing that the state is los- said. It likely will be a two- Jan. 1-9 7:50, 4:51 The project is compre- Moon watch now with these jobs,” he ing money on an inefficient year project, he said, but data Chance of rain Rain likely First Quarter — Jan. 9 hensive across state systems, said, which includes trying management system, where from the surveys will start 52/40 50/43 Jordan said. Nothing so to create pay equity across managers are overseeing few being used as early as complete or large in scale has agencies when it comes to or no employees or have February during the 2014 Temperatures indicate Friday’s high and Louisville 25 12 clr been done on the subject in levels of responsibility, overlapping jobs. legislative session. overnight low to 8 p.m. Eastern Time. Madison 15 -14 cdy the state’s history, he said, budget control, risk level and Hi Lo Prc Otlk Memphis 35 19 clr Albuquerque 49 25 clr Miami Beach 70 62 rn and both Gov. John more. Anchorage 34 23 .10 cdy Milwaukee 16 -03 clr Kitzhaber and legislative People could see their pay ROUTE ing by the end of February or Atlanta 36 21 pcdy Mpls-St Paul 21 -10 sno leaders are involved in mak- adjusted accordingly, he early March. County com- Atlantic City 19 15 5.01 clr Missoula 40 31 .14 cdy ing sure it gets done. Austin 56 19 cdy Nashville 28 15 clr said. Zoning appears missioners hired Andrew Baltimore 22 15 .37 pcdy New Orleans 45 33 cdy The first step was the Employees’ pay that is too Stamp, an attorney who pre- Billings 44 34 sno New York City 18 10 .38 clr “classification and compen- high compared to the market to be correct viously worked on the Birmingham 37 20 clr Oklahoma City 51 20 pcdy Boise 33 23 clr Omaha 34 00 cdy sation,” meant to determine likely will see their pay project, to oversee the pro- how jobs should be catego- Continued from Page A1 Boston 14 02 .30 pcdy Philadelphia 18 16 .45 clr frozen until the market ject’s hearings. Burlington,Vt. -03 -11 .06 cdy Phoenix 74 49 clr rized and how much they catches up, he said. But Peacock said the route Casper 42 30 cdy Pittsburgh 16 07 .01 clr should be paid. employees who are being group agreed that “was the Chicago 16 -08 sno Pocatello 47 18 pcdy should pass zoning regula- About 3,400 managers — paid less than the market rate one we should evaluate and Cincinnati 18 03 clr Portland,Maine 09 -06 .36 clr tions. Cleveland 15 12 .07 clr Providence 17 03 .19 pcdy between 80 percent and 90 likely will get raises. send.” “There’s no reason they Concord,N.H. 07 -01 .31 clr Raleigh-Durham 34 23 .10 clr percent of managers in state It could end up costing the Coos County Planning Dallas-Ft Worth 52 26 clr Reno 59 25 clr government — completed state money if a lot of man- Department Director Jill (the proposals) wouldn’t Denver 62 23 sno Sacramento 66 36 clr meet zoning,” Peacock said. Des Moines 29 -07 cdy St Louis 30 04 pcdy the survey by mid- agers are being underpaid, Rolfe said the alternate route Detroit 12 -04 cdy Salt Lake City 33 15 pcdy December. Jordan said, and the Oregon appeared to have all the cor- “We’re not being evaluated Fairbanks 16 01 sno San Diego 66 46 pcdy The survey took about an Legislature is aware of the rect zoning so far. 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The ticker SATURDAY,JANUARY 4, 2014 • SECTION B Tiger High School Boys Basketball triumph Marshfield 65, Douglas 37 South Umpqua 58, Siuslaw 56, OT Brookings-Harbor 50, Sutherlin 48 Powers 49, Pacific 38 High School Girls Basketball Douglas 48, Marshfield 46 North Bend 44, Sheridan 16 Missouri beats Sutherlin 65, Brookings-Harbor 45 Cowboys in Siuslaw 49, South Umpqua 32 Powers 38, Pacific 33 SPORTS Cotton bowl. Local, B2 • Scoreboard, B3 • Community, B4 • NFL, B5 Page B5

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Marshfield’s boys basketball team had a winning debut in the Far West League, beating host Douglas 65-37 on Friday in its first league game as a Class 4A school. Jake Miles hit four 3-pointers and scored 18 points to lead Marshfield. Austin Howerton had 14 and Hunter Olson 12. Photos by Lou Sennick, The World The Pirates led from the start. Shawn Peters drives for the basket for Bandon while Kyle Ellis,left,and Clayton Eriksen,from Jefferson,defend on the play Friday night in the Bandon Dunes Holiday Invitational. “They played very hard and they executed,” said Marshfield coach Doug Miles. “They played a little more loose. They weren’t as tentative on offense. Tigers soar into tournament finale “They attacked the basket well Local and rebounded BY GEORGE ARTSITAS said. “That’s what we strive for. well. We did The World We’re really good at our defense.” Recap what we needed Shea had the biggest night, but to do.” BANDON — Behind rock-solid his fellow Tigers matched his Marshfield, which hosts defense and a breakthrough game effort, especially in the first half. Pleasant Hill in a nonleague game all around from Logan Shea, Tristian Davidson was relent- tonight, won for the third time in Bandon moved to 6-0 on the year less from the jump on the boards, four games. with a 67-28 throttling of grabbing 10 rebounds in the first Austin Porter had 12 points for Jefferson at the Bandon Dunes half. Douglas. Holiday Invitational on Friday. Jon Wilhite had eight points Brookings-Harbor 50, Bandon jumped out to a 16-2 and seven rebounds while logging Sutherlin 48: Calvin Watwood lead early, forcing eight turnovers solid defensive minutes in the post. had 11 of his 15 points in the fourth in the first quarter and catching Alongside Wilhite, Evan quarter as the Bruins edged the the Lions’ offense off guard with Henson shored up the third quar- Bulldogs in a grind-it-out game at their full-court press. ter with six points, four rebounds Sutherlin. The Tigers allowed exactly one and a block. “It was rough and it was physi- field goal in the first 14:24 of play Henson finished the night with cal,” Brookings-Harbor coach and went into halftime leading 35- 15 points and nine rebounds as a Buell Gonzalez said. “We just 8. Halfway through the third force in the middle and said he was never got into a flow.” quarter, Bandon ballooned the pleased to see the future stars of Dexter Vaughn had 12 points for lead out to 49-10 and head coach Bandon basketball like Mason the Bruins, who visit Marshfield Ken Nice let his starters kick their Berry, JJ Witte and Mitchell Brown on Tuesday. feet up until the finish line. The getting some time on the court. Noah Caillier had 15 points to junior varsity squad played the “It feels good because we can lead Sutherlin. entire fourth quarter. trust our team and let the kids who South Umpqua 58, Siuslaw Nice made it clear his team don’t play as much get in there,” 56, OT: Erik Johnson hit a long succeeded on such a high level Henson said. “Tomorrow’s gonna jumper at the buzzer to give the defensively for one reason: pres- be a tough game.” Lancers a win on the road. sure. Bandon will face off at home “Tonight was a little bit more against Del Norte today at 5:30 Skyline League of what we like to do,”Nice said. “I p.m. for the tournament title. Powers 49, Pacific 38: The feel like we finally have our team Del Norte 50, St. Mary’s 33: Cruisers jumped out to a quick back together and we can start The Warriors reached the champi- start and rolled to a win in their executing our stuff better.” onship game by outscoring the league opener. The leader on the defensive end Crusaders 28-7 in the second half, Powers got 14 points from with seven steals on the night was including blanking St. Mary’s in Jackson Stallard and 12 from Tye Shea. the fourth quarter. Jackson and scored the first 12 In just three quarters, the sen- Steven Maready had 12 points points of the game, taking advan- ior shooting guard finished with 15 Logan Shea gets two points against Jefferson during their game Friday night. and Dylan Pease added 10 for Del tage of Pacific’s inexperience points, five assists, four rebounds Norte. Kade Benton had 15 points without senior point guard Ethan and a block on top of his impres- Lions, disrupting passing lanes teammates credit for playing the and Connor Vinyard scored 10 for Cline, who is out with an ankle sive steal tally. and poking balls away the whole defense he knows his team can. St. Mary’s, which meets Jefferson injury. Shea was a nuisance for the night. After the game, he gave his “I think we did great,” Shea in the consolation game. “They pressured us and it was 12-zip,” said Pacific coach Ben Stallard. “I think after we calmed North Bend boys tune up for FWL play with win down, it was pretty good. I was proud of the way we played.” Cole Kreutzer led the Pirates BY GEORGE ARTSITAS with 13 points. The World Both teams are back in action tonight, Pacific at Yoncalla and NORTH BEND — Before North Bend fin- Powers hosting Umpqua Valley ished off its 63-48 win against Elmira on Christian. Thursday, the Bulldogs executed like a team to be reckoned with heading into Far West League GIRLS BASKETBALL play. North Bend jumped out to a 8-0 lead in the Far West League first 2:10 and was practically mistake-free the Douglas 48, Marshfield 46: rest of the half. The Bulldogs didn’t have a Marshfield’s girls fell to Douglas in turnover in the first 16 minutes and went 10- the Pirates’ first-ever Far West for-12 from the field in the second quarter to go League game Friday night. in at half with a 40-21 lead. The Trojans took the lead on The second half was a completely different two free throws by Katherine story. Miller with 14.7 seconds to go, and “In the second half our intensity dropped,” got another free throw by Justine Bulldogs shooting guard Bringhurst with 7.3 seconds left for Drew Matthews said “We the final margin. got a little too comfort- Marshfield coach Bruce Bryant See related photos at able with our lead. said Marshfield didn’t take advan- www.theworldlink.com. Instead of blowing them tage of its opportunities. out of the gym, once we “We didn’t handle the ball with got up to 15 points, we just got comfortable.” the lead at the end of the game,” The Bulldogs went on to turn the ball over Bryant said. “We were 3-for-9 seven times in the final two quarters. Matt from the line in the fourth quarter. Woods — who finished with 14 points, nine By Lou Sennick, The World “Those are things we need to be rebounds, two steals, three assists and a Luke Lucero goes after a loose ball Thursday night during their home game against Elmira. able to do.” block — didn’t have a single point in the sec- In the first half, the Pirates ond half. the Falcons, adding six points in the final 2:43, half,” Bulldogs head coach Tom Nicholls said, missed a bunch of shots inside, but Matthews led the Bulldogs with 26 points including a lunging three-point play to stifle a adding that his team should’ve expected a sec- still led 25-22 at the break. on 8-for-12 shooting from the field, with two 7-2 Falcons runs and put the Bulldogs back up ond-half run. rebounds and two steals. 11. SEE RECAP | B2 Matthews took it upon himself to finish up “You don’t want that let down in the second SEE BULLDOGS | B2

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B2 •The World • Saturday, January4,2014 Sports Lions Red Devils rally tame for win on road THE WORLD Reedsport 33, Taft 16: Gabby White had 15 points Tigers Maddy Grant hit a go- and Kayla Doane added 12 as ahead 3-pointer in the final Reedsport’s girls won at Taft 10 seconds to give Coquille’s on Thursday night. BY GEORGE ARTSITAS girls basketball team a 42-40 “The girls played good The World win at Days Creek on defense and outrebounded Thursday in a nonleague them in the second half,”said BANDON — Bandon’s 47- game. Reedsport coach Stu 32 loss against Jefferson’s The Red Devils trailed Richardson. girls in the Bandon Dunes most of the final three quar- “Good things are coming Holiday Invitational tourna- ters, but kept for this team. It’s been a ment on Friday was all about their com- Thursday tough preseason, but I think silver linings. posure in it’s going to help us in the With a roster cut down by the final Recap long run.” minute. injuries to just seven players BOYS BASKETBALL and no seniors on the team, a Coquille game like Friday’s allows the had the ball with 37 seconds Coquille 70,Days Creek kind of progress head coach to go trailing by three points, 24: The Red Devils got bal- Amanda Duey can be opti- and got a quick bucket and anced scoring to win on the mistic about. then forced a turnover coach road. “As long as we grow every Tim GeDeros said. Grant Joe Scolari had 15 points day, I can’t be upset,” Duey then hit her game-winner. and hit three of the Red Devils’ said. “She played a fantastic seven 3-pointers. Terrence In a nutshell, the Tigers’ game,” GeDeros said. “She Edwards added 14 points, Kai offense couldn’t deal with kept our team in control.” Griggs 13, Drew Piburn nine the Lions’ full court press. That leadership was and Brandon Bowen eight. Bandon finished the first important with senior post “They zoned us and we hit quarter 1-for-8 from the field Kaitlyn Hyatt in foul trouble from outside,” Coquille with five turnovers and did- most of the night. coach Dan Cumberland said. n’t get their first basket until “We played very con- Kolby Orrison had 11 a Raelyn Freitag layup with 12 trolled,” GeDeros said. “We points for Days Creek. took care of the basketball The Red Devils have one seconds left. By Lou Sennick, The World The Tigers did get them- Bandon’s Raelyn Freitag drives hard against Lacey Weddle of Jefferson Friday night during their game in the and minimized our more nonleague game, at selves going to start the sec- Bandon Dunes Holiday Invitational. turnovers. We were very Oakridge today,before jump- ond quarter. Bandon knotted poised at the end.” ing into Sunset Conference the game up at 15 after a 13-4 ACL injury. Kori Nemec has can be there with them and haven’t played these varsity Freshman Tara Edwards play at home against run behind buckets from been out with a concussion we’ll always have each teams before like some of the led the way with 12 points in Reedsport on Tuesday. Krista Peters, Toni Hall and and didn’t suit up Friday. other’s back during the girls did last year. We just the win. Grant and Makala Taft 64, Reedsport 25: Savannah WIlliams. Bandon did get starter game.” have to keep growing and just Edgar added seven each and The Tigers got 25 points from Unfortunately Jefferson Liza Skeie back from a con- Through the injuries, keep trying to get better.” Hyatt scored six. Ian Wilson and 16 from Cecil rifled off a 6-0 run to end the cussion. Skeie finished with Bandon has been able to hand Bandon will face off Stevielee Jansen had 14 Harvey while winning at half and Bandon didn’t cut a team-high nine points, out extra playing time to against St. Mary’s at 1:30 points for Days Creek, which Reedsport. the lead below five the rest of including seven in the sec- some of its youngsters. p.m. in the consolation game put up a big challenge. The Braves fell behind 43- the game. ond half when the rust wore Williams, Hall and Freitag today. “They’ve got 12 seniors,” 10 at halftime in their first On defense, Bandon held off. all are starting as sopho- Del Norte 49, St. GeDeros said. “That’s tough game since their home tour- the Lions to 18-for-70 shoot- Coming into the game, mores for Bandon and a com- Mary’s 45: The Warriors to beat.” nament. ing — 26 percent— from the Skeie said she was shaking bined for 14 points, 15 held off a fourth-quarter Salem Academy 67, “They had practiced real- field. The Tigers’ effort on from nervousness and rebounds and five steals on rally by the Crusaders to North Bend 24: The ly hard the last week and a defense showed enough adrenaline after being away Friday. reach the championship Crusaders easily beat the half,” Reedsport coach Daniel glimpses to get Duey to not so long. Skeie explained that Sophomore Ally Richert game. short-handed Bulldogs in the Kenagy said. “I thought they be too cynical. she has been excited to get also threw in four garbage- Kaitlyn Clemann had 17 opening round of the three- had figured out some of the “Defensively I was as back since the doctors time points to finish off a points and Grace Bruschi 12 day Salem Academy things they needed to do.” happy as you can be with a released her and pulled her- five-point, four-rebound for the Warriors. Tournament. Instead, Reedsport strug- loss,” Duey said.“It’s always a self together before the night. Sisters Emily and Rose Alex Crager had 16 points gled. challenge to be semi short- game with the help of her This is Richert’s first year Alvarez had 16 and 13 points, and three of her teammates Haden Sams led the handed.” team. on varsity and she is just try- respectively, for the also scored in double figures Braves with seven points. Duey has been forced to “Being out there with my ing to improve like the rest of Crusaders, who were tied at for Salem Academy. Reedsport has one more have a short bench all season team made me feel so much the Tigers as she adjusts to halftime, fell behind 39-26 Codi Wallace had a team- nonleague game, at Rogue because of injuries. Hailey better,” Skeie said. “My team varsity pace. after three quarters, and then best 11 for North Bend, which River today, before starting Iverson— the Tigers’ only and I have a good bond and it “This is still a new thing outscored the Warriors 19-10 was playing without Damie Sunset Conference play next senior — is still out after an makes me so happy to know I to me,” Richert said. “I in the fourth. Zomerschoe. week.

host Bulldogs won the show- Sharpshooters take Les Schwab honors RECAP down of the top two teams in Sutherlin wins the Class 4A power rankings, BY JOHN GUNTHER to overtime and the other slowing down Brookings- The World tying the contest with only a showdown Harbor’s high-scoring few seconds to go. From Page B1 offense to improve to 9-0 on COOS BAY — Junction “He hit the big ones in the the season. City’s McKenna Straube only game, which were more Kayce Mock had 13 points learned about the 3-point important,” Peterson said. Jade Chavez, who brought to lead the Bulldogs. Kazlyn shootout in last week’s Les “This was just for fun, and the Pirates from behind with Clarno added 12 and Olivia Schwab South Coast Holiday it’s fun competing against two big 3-pointers in the Gulliford 11. Drew Farmer Basketball Tournament the teammates.” fourth quarter, couldn’t get a had 21 for Brookings-Harbor. day before the event began. The two hit 19 3-pointers game-tying attempt to go in. Brookings-Harbor suf- “Coach told me I was in the first minute and seven Douglas led by five early in fered its first loss and was shooting,” she said. “I started in the 30-second overtime. the fourth, but Marshfield held under 50 points for the practicing.” Peterson hit 10 in the second rallied behind a three-point first time. Sutherlin held the Her quick work paid off OT. play by Tracee Scott and the Bruins to just 23 points when she won the event, “I just felt good shooting,” first 3-pointer by Chavez. through the first three quar- beating Marshfield’s he said, adding the weekend After Douglas again went up, ters. Katelynn Rossback 12-9 in has been great. Chavez tied the game with Siuslaw 49, South the final round. “This is a blast,”he said. Photos by Lou Sennick, The World 1:30 to go with a 3-pointer. Umpqua 32: Ashlee Cole “That’s really cool,” she 3-Point Shootout Junction City’s McKenna Straube shoots in the finals of the 3-point contest Chavez put Marshfield in had 23 points to lead the said. GIRLS in the Les Schwab South Coast Holiday Basketball Tournament last front with a free throw with Vikings to the home win in Straube said she wasn’t First Round week. She beat Marshfield’s Katelyn Rossback for the title. 47 seconds on the clock, but the league opener. nervous when the event Courtney Gregory, North Eugene, d. Tori the Pirates couldn’t hold on. Shelby Boyd and Emellee Renard, Coquille, 11-4 BOYS Katelyn Rossback led Mueller had nine points each started with 16 shooters, but First Round as the competition reached Jessica Sexson, Crescent Valley, d. Ashly Marshfield with 16 points, for the Lancers. Brady, Roosevelt, 8-4 Kolson Shanks, Lebanon, d. Ty Roane, while Chavez had 13 and the quarterfinals, she became McKenna Straube, Junction City, d. Lyndzi North Bend, 12-6 Skyline League nervous. She was comforted Johnathan Doutt, McNary, d. Isaiah Alder, Scott 11. Robbins, Myrtle Point, 8-3 Miller had 17 points for Powers 38, Pacific 33: knowing teammate Bailey Abby Thrall, Marshfield, won by forfeit North Eugene, 11-8 Hanson also was in the semi- Shelbey Keller, North Eugene, d. Natasha Tyler Gengler, Molalla, won by forfeit Douglas, while Alex Richey The Cruisers came from finals. Fitzke 8-2 Juan Caballero, Marshfield, d. Josh had 14 points. behind with a trapping “We said ‘One of us has to Katelyn Rossback, Marshfield, d. Makala Hutchinson, Junction City, 10-8 Marshfield hosts Pleasant defense in the fourth quarter Kody Dean, Marshfield, d. Tyler Young, win it,’”she said. Edgar, Coquille, 9-8 Hill in a nonleague game to win on the road in the Danielle Barrett, Crescent Valley, d. Lebanon, 14-7 Straube won four straight tonight and returns to league league opener. Madison McNeely, Myrtle Point, 7-6 Drew Matthews, North Bend, d. Spencer play against Brookings- one-minute rounds, making Liz Standley had 11 points Bailey Hanson, Junction City, d. Natashia Osburn, Junction City, 9-6 Harbor on Tuesday. at least eight shots each time. Tregg Peterson, McNary, d. Terrence and her sister, Rebecca, Greene, Roosevelt, 8-5 North Bend 44, added nine for the Cruisers, The competition adds to Quarterfinals Edwards, Coquille, 12-7 Sheridan 16: The Bulldogs the atmosphere of the week, Courtney Gregory, North Eugene, d. Carson Wolfe, Molalla, d. Chandler Sand, who trailed 27-21 heading to bounced back from a first- she said. Jessica Sexson, Crescent Valley, 8-7 North Eugene, 9-8 the final quarter. Quarterfinals day loss in the Salem Riley Engdahl had 12 “This is a really fun tour- McKenna Straube, Junction City, d. Jade Chavez (for Abby Thrall), Marshfield, 8-3 Johnathan Doutt, McNary, d. Kolson Academy Tournament to points and Marina Byrne nament,”she said. Katelyn Rossback, Marshfield, d. Shelbey Shanks, Lebanon, 13-6 McNary’s Tregg Peterson is on the pound Sheridan in the con- added nine for Pacific, which The boys final was an all- Keller, North Eugene, 9-4 Juan Caballero, Marshfield, d. Tyler way to winning the 3-Point solation semifinals Friday. was without two starters. McNary affair between Bailey Hanson, Junction City, d. Danielle Gengler, Molalla, 13-4 Shootout last Friday night during Gabby Hobson had 12 “We didn’t execute our Treggs Peterson and Barrett, Crescent Valley, 11-8 Kody Dean, Marshfield, d. Drew the Les Schwab South Coast points, while Alex Wilkinson half-court offense very well,” Johnathan Doutt, and it took Semifinals Matthews, North Bend, 16-8 Holiday Basketball Tournament. added 10 and Shalah Collicott Pacific coach Ben Stallard two overtimes to decide, with McKenna Straube, Junction City, d. Tregg Peterson, McNary, d. Chandler Peterson beat teammate nine for the Bulldogs, who said, adding that Powers is Peterson winning 36-35. Courtney Gregory, North Eugene, 11-5 Sand, North Eugene, 14-8 Katelyn Rossback, Marshfield, d. Bailey Semifinals Johnathan Doutt in the final. held the Spartans to seven much improved from a year Earlier in the day, Doutt Hanson, Junction City, 11-6 Johnathan Doutt, McNary, d. Juan points in the first half and ago. hit two huge 3-pointers to Championship Caballero, Marshfield, 16-9 Championship nine in the second. “They’re a lot better,” he help the Celtics beat North McKenna Straube, Junction City, d. Tregg Peterson, McNary, d. Kody Dean, Tregg Peterson, McNary, d. Johnathan Sutherlin 65, said. “They’re really athlet- Bend, one sending the game Katelyn Rossback, Marshfield, 12-9 Marshfield, 16-14 Doutt, McNary, 36-35, 2OT Brookings-Harbor 45: The ic.”

With only played six play- with the extra time against The win puts North Four share lead in PGA BULLDOGS ers in the rotation due to Elmira. Bend’s record at 6-3 so far From Page B1 injuries, nights like Thursday Lucero finished with heading into its final presea- season opener at Hawaii are what Nicholls needs to seven points on 3-for-3 son game against Stayton “That’s just maturity, get his youngsters more play- shooting, six rebounds, three today, with a varsity game KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — Spieth and Thompson that’s mental discipline and ing time. assists and a steal. time of 5 p.m. Jordan Spieth was among the have never played in this toughness and just under- “There all doing great,” He said he played On Tuesday, the Bulldogs newcomers who felt right at winners-only event before. standing that’s how it’s going Nicholls said. “It’s just a “decent” and went on to will head to South Umpqua home Friday at Kapalua. Kirk is playing for the first to go.” matter of getting into those explain that he’s just doing to start up Far West league Coming off a remarkable time since he won the Nicholls is working with a situations and getting expe- whatever he can to get play- play. rookie season, Spieth made a McGladrey Classic at Sea core of young players who rience of when a team makes ing time. Nicholls and the Bulldogs 12-foot birdie putt on the Island. He birdied his last five aren’t completely 100 percent a run at you.” “I’m just coming along as feel they could be in a worse final hole for a 7-under 66 to holes, the last two into wind comfortable with varsity game The best (and youngest) it goes because I have to,” spot. share the lead after one round that required some of his best speed yet. Sophomore Luke Nicholls had on Thursday Lucero said. “It is what it is, I “I don’t know if you’re of the Tournament of shots. Thompson also played Lucero and junior Levi Rider was freshman Brody guess. I have to work harder ever were you want to be, but Champions with Chris Kirk, his best golf late in the round, hadn’t played in varsity bas- Lucero, who got the start than the other guy if I want to we feel good right now,” Michael Thompson and with four birdies on the final ketball coming into this year. and filled up the stat sheet be out there.” Nicholls said. Webb Simpson. five holes.

Saturday,January4,2014 • The World • B3 Sports Warriors win Blazers rain 3s at the buzzer on Charlotte

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Paul had 19 points at half- PORTLAND (AP) — The in franchise history. time before leaving midway Trail Blazers made their first “Our team is thinking too ATLANTA — Andre through the third quarter. seven 3-pointers against much about offense, we have Iguodala hit a 3-pointer at Nuggets 111, Grizzlies Charlotte and from there it individual guys who need to the buzzer, David Lee scored 108: Ty Lawson scored 18 almost seemed too easy. build their games around 23 points and the Golden points, including a key 3- “Making shots is conta- their defense and they’re State Warriors won their pointer with less than a gious,” said Wesley worried about they’re eighth straight game with a minute to play, and Denver Matthews, who had 25 offense,” Bobcats first-year 101-100 victory over the snapped an eight-game los- points, including five of coach Steve Clifford said. Atlanta Hawks on Friday ing streak by beating Portland’s 21 3-pointers, in a “We’re not built that way. night. Memphis. 134-104 rout of the Bobcats We’re not going to be Stephen Curry added 22 Lawson also had 12 assists on Thursday night. outscoring people. If we’re points with nine assists and for the Nuggets, who played The 21 3-pointers not going to commit to Klay Thompson 21 for Golden without Andre Miller. His matched a franchise high, set defense and rebounding, State, which recovered from two-game suspension stem- in a 139-105 victory at the then we’re limited in how a 15-point deficit in the ming from a verbal clash with Philadelphia 76ers on Dec. good we can be.” fourth quarter to get back in coach Brian Shaw during 14, and made Portland the The Blazers were coming the game and extend its road Wednesday’s loss to the first NBA team to have two off a 98-94 come-from- winning streak to five Philadelphia 76ers was games in one season with at behind victory at Oklahoma straight. rescinded by the club, but least 20 3-pointers. City on New Year’s Eve. The Pero Antic finished with a Miller will remain away from Damian Lillard 24 points, win snapped a two-game career-high 16 points and the club, excused from all making all six of his 3-point losing streak, the first back- Shelvin Mack had 15 for the team activities, until Monday tries, and the Blazers finished to-back losses for Portland Hawks. Atlanta had won under a newly issued person- The Associated Press by making 63.6 percent of this season. three of four and six of eight. al leave. Golden State shooting guard Kent Bazemore is fouled by Atlanta point their 33 attempts. The NBA Charlotte has been known Clippers 119, Zach Randolph had 25 guard Jeff Teague as he drives to the basket in the second half Friday. record for 3-pointers in a sin- this season for its defense. Mavericks 112: DeAndre points to lead Memphis and gle game is 23. The Bobcats have held oppo- Jordan scored a career-high Mike Conley added 23. points and 11 assists, and taken from the court on a “It was a lot of fun,” said nents to under 100 points 24 25 points to match Blake Lakers 110, Jazz 99: Pau Toronto won its season-high stretcher after he collided Lillard, who has made at least times this season, and they Griffin, and Los Angeles ral- Gasol had 23 points and 17 fifth consecutive game by with Boston’s Gerald Wallace four 3-pointers in four went into the game ranked lied to beat Dallas after Chris rebounds and injury-riddled beating Washington. early in the fourth quarter. straight games. “Shots were third in the league for points Paul left with a separation to Los Angeles defeated Utah Atlantic Division-leading Both players went to the floor falling.” allowed with an average of his right shoulder that will using its sixth different start- Toronto improved to 16-15, hard. Anderson had 13 points With the win, Portland 93.8. keep him out three to five ing point guard of the season. the first time since January and seven boards before upped its record to 26-7 and But they couldn’t stop weeks. Kendall Marshall was 2010 its winning percentage leaving. moved back into the top spot Portland, which led by as Jordan and Griffin com- given the assignment by has been above .500 at least Rockets 102, Knicks in the Western Conference. many as 32 points. bined for 10 points on a 16-2 coach Mike D’Antoni, who 30 games into a season. 100: James Harden scored It was the season-high The Blazers went ahead game-closing run to wipe out has used 18 different starting Wall was limited to 11 37 points and Aaron Brooks fifth-straight loss for the 23-9 early after a 14-0 run a 110-103 deficit in the final 4 lineups this season. He was points and six assists after made a pair of free throws Bobcats, who were coming that included four straight 3- minutes. Jordan was 11 of 14 the 14th player to start a scoring at least 20 in eight with 17 seconds left to send off a 112-85 loss to the pointers. from the field and had 18 game for the Lakers overall, straight games. Houston past New York. Clippers the night before. Mo Williams’ 3 pushed rebounds, while Griffin finishing with 20 points and Pelicans 95, Celtics 92: The Knicks had a chance Charlotte has lost six straight Portland’s lead to 33-13. added 15 boards. 15 assists in 40 minutes — all Anthony Davis had 23 points to tie it at the end of the in Portland. Meyers Leonard’s dunk off a Dirk Nowitzki was a career highs. and nine rebounds and game, but Iman Shumpert Chris Douglas-Roberts dish from Williams upped game-time decision with a Gordon Hayward scored Tyreke Evans scored 16 points missed a shot before Andrea came off the bench to lead the lead to 49-29 and the sprained left ankle but hit six 22 points for the Jazz. with a key basket late to lead Bargnani grabbed a rebound the Bobcats with a season- Blazers were ahead 70-49 at of his first seven shots and Raptors 101, Wizards New Orleans over Boston. and dished it to Beno Udrih, high 20 points. Al Jefferson the half. Matthews led all had 14 points at halftime on 88: DeMar DeRozan scored The win may prove costly whose running jump shot added 19. scorers with 17 points, while his way to 24 for the 20 points, Kyle Lowry out- for the Pelicans after reserve rolled in and out of the basket The 21 3s were the most Jefferson had 11 for Mavericks. played John Wall with 19 forward Ryan Anderson was at the buzzer. the Bobcats had ever allowed Charlotte. Scoreboard

Sutherlin 1 0 9 0 Thursday Games Pease 10, Josh Gruden 9, Austin Healy 6, Napooi L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. San Jose at Colorado, noon On The Air North Bend 0 0 2 5 Nonleague Shorty 5, Joey Godla 4, Brandon Japp 4, Parker Milwaukee at Phoenix, 6 p.m. New Jersey at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Brookings-Harbor 0 1 9 1 Dantzman, Omar Leal, David Sathe. Philadelphia at Portland, 7 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Toronto, 4 p.m. Coquille 42, Days Creek 40 Today Marshfield 0 1 7 4 ST. MARY’S (33): Kade Benton 15, Connor Charlotte at Sacramento, 7 p.m. Ottawa at Montreal, 4 p.m. High School Girls Basketball — Pleasant Hill at South Umpqua 0 1 0 10 Coquille 10 8 8 14 — 42 Vinyard 10, Sam Hough 5, Zach Lewis 3, Eli Sunday’s Games Nashville at Florida, 4 p.m. Marshfield, 5:30 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM). Friday’s Scores Days Creek 6 16 9 9 — 40 Conway, Travis Danielson, Kele Eaton, Denten Memphis at Detroit, 10 a.m. Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 4 p.m. High School Boys Basketball — Pleasant Hill at Douglas 48, Marshfield 46 COQUILLE (42): Tara Edwards 12, Maddy Grant Edwards, Hunter Rothfus, Chandle Sue, Golden State at Washington, 3 p.m. Columbus at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Marshfield, 6 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM). Sutherlin 65, Brookings-Harbor 45 7, Marina Wilson 5, Makala Edgar 7, Darian Nicholass Van Valkenburg. Indiana at Cleveland, 3 p.m. Detroit at Dallas, 5 p.m. Wilson 2, Ashley Thompson 2, Nicole Romine 1, NFL Football — Playoffs, Kansas City at Siuslaw 49, South Umpqua 32 Thursday Games Toronto at Miami, 3 p.m. Washington at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Indianapolis, 1:30 p.m., NBC; New Orleans at North Bend 44, Sheridan 16 Kaitlynn Hyatt 6, Katie Davidson, Tori Renard. Boston at Oklahoma City, 4 p.m. Philadelphia at Phoenix, 5 p.m. DAYS CREEK (40): Stevielee Jansen 14, Philadelphia, 5 p.m., NBC. Douglas 48, Marshfield 46 Nonleague New York at Dallas, 4:30 p.m. Vancouver at Los Angeles, 7 p.m. College Football — BBVA Compass Bowl, Houston Jazmyn Herrington 9, Rachel Ellis 7, Isabel North Bend 63, Elmira 48 Denver at L.A. Lakers, 6:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games Marshfield 13 12 8 13 — 46 Golemon 4, Emily Hopfer 2, Juniper McDonald 2, vs. Vanderbilt, 10 a.m., ESPN; NCAA Division I Elmira 11 10 15 12 — 48 Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. Douglas 12 10 11 15 —48 Katie Michaels 2, Elisa Moore, Nicole Premo. Championship, North Dakota State vs. Towson, 11 MARSHFIELD (46): Katelyn Rossback 16, Jade North Bend 17 23 11 12 — 63 Nashville at Carolina, 4 p.m. a.m., ESPN2. Chavez 13, Tracee Scott 11, Samantha Stephens Salem Academy 67, North Bend 24 NORTH BEND (63): Drew Matthews 26, Matt Pro Football San Jose at Chicago, 5 p.m. High School Football — U.S. Army All-America 3, Savannah Thurman 3, Baily Garrett, Desi North Bend 0 8 12 4 — 24 Woods 14, Ty Roane 9, Brody Lucero 7, Levi Rider Tampa Bay at Edmonton, 5 p.m. Bowl, 10 a.m., NBC. Guirado, Khalani Hoyer. Salem Academy 17 9 23 18 — 67 4, Luke Lucero 3. NFL Playoffs Vancouver at Anaheim, 5 p.m. Men’s College Basketball — Cincinnati at DOUGLAS (48): Katherine Miller 17, Alex NORTH BEND (24): Codi Wallace 11, Alex ELMIRA (48): Devin Curtis 11, Garrett Bryant 9, Wild-card Playoffs Memphis, 9 a.m., ESPN2; St. John’s at Georgetown, Richey 15, Ally Schofield 10, Jean Rietmann 2, Wilkinson 6, Shalah Collicott 3, Kadie Forderer 2, Gary Younce 8, Andrew Pedder 5, Taj Wilson 4, Today Transactions 10 a.m., Fox Sports 1; Michigan State at Indiana, 11 Dallas Rincon 3, Justine Bringhurst 1, Richey, Gabby Hobson 2, Hailey Finnigan, Celine Chandler Sawyer 3, Bo Highburger 2, Luke Kansas City at Indianapolis, 1:35 p.m. (NBC) a.m., CBS; Butler at Xavier, 11 a.m., Root Sports; Darian Mitchell, Riley Holcomb. Graetzer, Lindsey Hensen. Brockman 2, Able Prince 2, Griffin Meyer 2. New Orleans at Philadelphia, 5:10 p.m. (NBC) BASEBALL Creighton at Seton Hall, noon, Fox Sports 1; Duke at SALEM ACADEMY (67): Alex Crager 16, Emma Sutherlin 65, Brookings-Harbor 45 Coquille 70, Days Creek 24 Sunday, Jan. 5 MLB — Suspended Los Angeles Angels C Carlos Notre Dame, 1 p.m., CBS; Pepperdine at San Hardy 12, Rachael Doran 11, Elle Rawlins 11, Beth Coquille 14 17 20 19 — 70 San Diego at Cincinnati, 10:05 a.m. (CBS) Ramirez for 100 games for a third positive test Francisco, 1 p.m., Root Sports; Virginia at Florida Brookings-Harbor 2 9 12 22 — 45 Filipenko 6, Olive Schmidt 6, Naomi Morgan 5. Sutherlin 20 7 19 19 — 65 Days Creek 4 10 4 6 — 24 San Francisco at Green Bay, 1:40 p.m. (FOX) for a drug of abuse in violation of baseball’s State, 2 p.m., ESPN2; Yale at St. Louis, 2:30 p.m., BOYS COQUILLE (70): Joe Scolari 15, Terrence Divisional Playoffs minor league drug program. NBC Sports Network; Wyoming at Nevada, 3 p.m., BROOKINGS-HARBOR (45): Drew Farmer 21, Iva Hart 5, Courtney Kay 5, Courtney Bay 3, Far West League Edwards 14, Kai Griggs 13, Drew Piburn 9, Saturday, Jan. 11 American League Root Sports; Pacific at Gonzaga, 5 p.m., Root League Overall Brandon Bowen 8, Zach Breitkreutz 6, Austin Green Bay, San Francisco or New Orleans at CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Agreed to terms with Sports; St. Mary’s at Portland, 7 p.m., Root Sports; Francesca Farr 3, Brenna Clarke 2, Jordyn Keys 2, Alaura Marrington 2, Mallory McDonald 2, W L W L Layton 5, Brad Romine, Tim Smith. Seattle, 1:35 p.m. (FOX) LHP Scott Downs on a one-year contract. Loyola Marymount at Santa Clara, 9 p.m., Root Brookings-Harbor 1 0 8 1 DAYS CREEK (24): Kolby Orrison 11, Carter Ellis Cincinnati, Indianpolis or Kansas City at New SEATTLE MARINERS — Signed OF Cole Sports. Vanessa Hernandez, Sophie Landau, Siena Marshfield 1 0 4 6 6, Jase Fuller 3, David Crabtree 2, Jed Hays 2, England, 5:15 p.m. (CBS) Gillespie, RHP Matt Palmer and RHP Ramon NBA Basketball — Atlanta at Chicago, 5 p.m., Worthey. South Umpqua 1 062 Josh Carpine, Dustin Klooster, Kevin Smith. Sunday, Jan. 12 Ramirez to minor league contracts. WGN; Philadelphia at Portland, 7 p.m., KHSN (1230 SUTHERLIN (65): Kayce Mock 13, Kazlyn Clarno 12, Olivia Gulliford 11, Kylee Carson 7, Ricki Mock North Bend 0 0 6 3 Taft 64, Reedsport 25 Philadelphia, Green Bay or San Francisco at TAMPA BAY RAYS — Agreed to terms with 1B AM). James Loney on a three-year contract. 7, Miranda Mendenhall 5, Cassidy Bell 3, Taylor Douglas 0 118 Taft 23 20 14 7 — 64 Carolina, 10:05 a.m. (FOX) Women’s College Basketball — Depaul at National League Klein 3, McKenna Foley 2, Brittany Hanson 2, Siuslaw 0 1 4 7 Reedsport 6 4 8 7 — 25 Indianapolis, Kansas City or San Diego at Creighton, 2 p.m., Fox Sports 1; West Virginia at SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Released 1B Brett Baylee Merrifield. Sutherlin 0 1 5 3 TAFT (64): Ian Williams 25, Cecil Harvey 16, Denver, 1:40 p.m. (CBS) Oklahoma State, 4 p.m., Fox Sports 1. Pill. Friday’s Scores Henry Lahti 9, Randy Herndon 6, Peter Lahti 4, Conference Championships Speedskating — U.S. Olympic Short Track Trials, 1 Siuslaw 49, South Umpqua 32 BASKETBALL Marshfield 65, Douglas 37 Trent Daniels 2, Rylan Fisher 2, Tyler Fisher, Bai Sunday, Jan. 19 p.m., NBC Sports Network. South Umpqua 3 6 8 15 — 32 National Basketball Association South Umpqua 58, Siuslaw 56, OT Stecher. AFC, noon (CBS) Golf — PGA Tour Hyundai Tournament of Siuslaw 9 15 10 15 — 49 DENVER NUGGETS— Rescinded the two-game Brookings-Harbor 50, Sutherlin 48 REEDSPORT (25): Haden Sams 7, Mike Mitchell NFL, 3:30 p.m. (FOX) Champions, 11:30 a.m., Golf Channel. SOUTH UMPQUA (32): Shelby Boyd 9, Emellee suspension of G Andre Miller. 5, Tyler Tresch 5, Maquece Williams 2, Shallon Pro Bowl Sunday, Jan. 5 Mueller 9, Rory Patterson 5, Christina Kelley 4, Marshfield 65, Douglas 37 TORONTO RAPTORS — Sent G Dwight Buycks to Zehe 2, Prerak Bhakta, Chris James, Anthony Sunday, Jan. 26 NFL Football — Playoffs, San Diego at Heylea Lowell 2, Lynzee Maunu 2, Kaysaundra Marshfield 12 22 19 12 — 65 the NBA D-League. Moe, Jordan Ragan, Bryce Roberts. At Honolulu Cincinnati, 10 a.m., CBS; San Francisco at Green Maunu 1, Kristin Beebe, Jessica Brown, Mackenzi Douglas 4 17 13 3 — 37 FOOTBALL MARSHFIELD (65): Jake Miles 18, Austin TBD, 4:30 p.m. (NBC) Bay, 1:30 p.m., Fox. Davis, Chenel Stewart. Super Bowl National Football League College Football — GoDaddy.com bowl, Arkansas SIUSLAW (39): Ashlee Cole 23, Brittany Long 8, Howerton 14, Hunter Olson 12, Kody Dean 5, Pro Basketball ARIZONA CARDINALS — Re-signed C Philip Justin Cooper 4, Malio Favalora 4, Rylee Trendell Sunday, Feb. 2 State vs. Ball State, 6 p.m., ESPN. Taylor Dotson 5, Alex Opitz 4, Sierra Potter 4, At East Rutherford, N.J. Blake, WR Dan Buckner, LB Kenny Demens, C Men’s College Basketball — USC at UCLA, noon, Andi Ruede 4, Mikaela Siegel 1, Stevie Miller, 4, Juan Caballero 2, Andrew Sharp 2, Kasey NBA Tom Draheim, TE Darren Fells, RB Robert Banks, Vincent Tine. AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 3:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1; San Diego State at Kansas, 1:30 p.m., Carissa Oliver, Meghan Pickell, Halee Richards, EASTERN CONFERENCE (FOX) Hughes, S Orhian Johnson, DT Anthony McCloud, CBS; Oregon at Colorado, 2 p.m., Fox Sports 1; Elyssa Rose, Destinie Tatum. DOUGLAS (37): Austin Porter 12, Levi Atlantic Division W L Pct GB and LB Kenny Rowe to reserve/future contracts. Providence at Villanova, 4 p.m., Fox Sports 1. North Bend 44, Sheridan 16 Copenhaver 7, Cade Claughton 6, Shay Miller 6, Toronto 16 15 .516 — BALTIMORE RAVENS — Announced running Women’s College Basketball — Virginia Tech at North Bend 9 19 14 2 — 44 Triston Garnett 3, Brandon Stewart 2, Houston Boston 13 20 .394 4 Hockey backs coach Wilbert Montgomery will not return Boston College, 10 a.m., Root Sports; George Haeber 1, Alex Brennan, Austin Maley, RJ Parker. 1 Sheridan 5 2 6 3 — 16 Brooklyn 11 21 .344 5⁄2 for the 2014 season. Washington at St. Joseph’s, 10 a.m., NBC Sports 1 NHL NORTH BEND (44): Gabby Hobson 12, Alex Brookings-Harbor 50, Sutherlin 48 Philadelphia 11 21 .344 5⁄2 CHICAGO BEARS — Signed QB Jay Cutler to a Network; Dayton at St. Louis, noon, NBC Sports 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Wilkinson 10, Shalah Collicott 9, Hailey Brookings-Harbor 9 16 10 15 — 50 New York 10 22 .313 6⁄2 seven-year contract, and G Matt Slauson and CB Network; Kansas at Baylor, 1 p.m., Root Sports. Finnigan 4, Codi Wallace 4, Lindsey Hensen 3, Sutherlin 12 13 7 16 — 48 Southeast Division W L Pct GB Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA Tim Jennings to four-year contracts. Golf — PGA Tour Hyundai Tournament of Maggie Muenchrath 2, Kadie Forderer, Celine BROOKINGS-HARBOR (50): Calvin Watwood Miami 24 8 .750 — Boston 41 27 12 2 56 120 88 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed RB Jamaine Champions, noon, NBC. 1 Tampa Bay 41 25 12 4 54 116 95 Graetzer. 15, Dexter Vaughn 12, Jacob Vaughn 8, Ronnie Atlanta 18 15 .545 6⁄2 Cook and DB Brandon Hughes to reserve/future Hockey — San Jose at Chicago, 5 p.m., NBC Sports SHERIDAN (16): Sam Mack 5, Jill Nichols 4, Manley 6, Justin Murray 6, Derek Hodge 3, David Washington 14 16 .467 9 Montreal 42 24 14 4 52 109 98 contracts. Network. Alicia Krauthoefer 3, Kiatia Mack 3, Jo Nichols 1, Daniels, Alec Darger, Christian Edwards, Shaine Charlotte 14 20 .412 11 Toronto 42 21 16 5 47 118 120 HOUSTON TEXANS — Named Bill O’Brien Speedskating — U.S. Olympic Short Track Trials, 1 Larissa Blake, Morgan Hofenbredl, Symantha Graham. Orlando 10 22 .313 14 Detroit 42 18 14 10 46 109 120 coach. p.m., NBC Sports Network. Owings, Sianna Williams. SUTHERLIN (48): Noah Caillier 15, Treven Central Division W L Pct GB Ottawa 43 18 18 7 43 122 138 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed WR Jorden Skiing — U.S. Olympic Ski Jump and Nordic Skyline League Anspach 10, Wigland McKnight 8, Wyatt McKnight Indiana 25 6 .806 — Florida 41 15 20 6 36 96 130 Kamar and G Josh Samuda to reserve/future Combined Trials, 8 a.m., NBC Sports Network. Detroit 14 19 .424 12 Buffalo 41 11 26 4 26 72 117 contracts. League Overall 5, Jace Martineau 5, Josh Fulton 4, Jackson Monday, Jan. 6 Shelton 1, Dustin Eakin, Harrison Harwood. Chicago 13 18 .419 12 Metropolitan GP W L OT Pts GF GA NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Re-signed WR College Football — BCS Championship, Auburn W L W L 1 Pittsburgh 43 30 12 1 61 136 98 Skyline League Cleveland 11 21 .344 14⁄2 Austin Collie. Placed WR Josh Boyce on injured vs. Florida State, 5:30 p.m., ESPN. Elkton 1 0 3 3 1 Washington 41 20 15 6 46 125 123 League Overall Milwaukee 7 25 .219 18⁄2 reserve. Golf — PGA Tour Hyundai Tournament of Powers 1 0 2 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE Philadelphia 41 20 17 4 44 106 113 NEW YORK GIANTS — Announced the retire- Champions, 1 p.m., Golf Channel. UVC 1 0 6 1 W L W L New Jersey 42 17 17 8 42 100 108 Powers 1 0 4 3 Southwest Division W L Pct GB ment of offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride. Camas Valley 0 0 1 4 San Antonio 25 8 .758 — N.Y. Rangers 42 20 20 2 42 98 114 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed DT David Carter, New Hope Christian 0 1 4 3 Yoncalla 1 0 5 5 Carolina 41 16 16 9 41 100 121 UVC 1 0 6 1 Houston 22 13 .629 4 QB Trent Edwards and DT Torell Troup to Local Schedule Pacific 0 1 2 5 Dallas 19 14 .576 6 Columbus 41 18 19 4 40 111 117 reserve/future contracts. Yoncalla 0 1 5 5 Camas Valley 00 42 N.Y. Islanders 42 14 21 7 35 110 140 Today Elkton 0 1 2 5 New Orleans 15 16 .484 9 PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Fired offensive line Friday’s Scores: 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE coach Jack Bicknell, Jr. High School Girls Basketball — Skyline League: New Hope Christian 0 1 1 6 Memphis 14 18 .438 10⁄2 Powers 38, Pacific 33 Northwest Division W L Pct GB Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Named Lovie Pacific at Yoncalla, 6 p.m.; Umpqua Valley Elkton 34, Yoncalla 26 Pacific 0 1 1 7 Chicago 44 29 7 8 66 165 121 Christian at Powers, 6 p.m. Bandon Dunes Friday’s Scores: Portland 26 7 .788 — Smith coach. UVC 45, New Hope 38 1 St. Louis 40 28 7 5 61 144 93 TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed K Maikon Holiday Invitational: Bandon vs. St. Mary’s, 1 Powers 49, Pacific 38 Oklahoma City 25 7 .781 ⁄2 Powers 38, Pacific 33 1 Colorado 40 25 11 4 54 116 101 Bonani, DE Marcus Dixon and TE Jason Schepler p.m.; Del Norte vs. Jefferson, 4 p.m.; Coquille at Yoncalla 43, Elkton 40 Minnesota 16 16 .500 9⁄2 Powers 6 8 7 17 — 38 1 Dallas 40 20 13 7 47 119 119 to reserve/future contracts. Oakridge, 3 p.m.; Pleasant Hill at Marshfield, UVC 62, New Hope 52 Denver 15 17 .469 10⁄2 Pacific 11 8 8 6 — 33 1 Minnesota 43 21 17 5 47 101 110 HOCKEY 5:30 p.m.; Gold Beach at Klamath Klash, TBA; Utah 11 25 .306 16⁄2 POWERS (38): Liz Standley 11, Rebecca Powers 49, Pacific 38 Winnipeg 43 19 19 5 43 117 125 Reedsport at Rogue River, 3:30 p.m.; North Bend Pacific Division W L Pct GB National Hockey League Standley 9, Emilie Fandel 8, Riley Baldwin 3, Powers 12 9 14 14 — 49 Nashville 41 18 18 5 41 97 122 at Salem Academy Tournament, TBA. L.A. Clippers 23 12 .657 — NHL — Fined Toronto F Joffrey Lupul $10,000 Chelsie Fandel 3, Riley Middlebrook 2, Sierra Pacific 3 14 7 14 — 38 Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA High School Boys Basketball — Skyline Golden State 22 13 .629 1 for cross-checking Detroit F Patrick Eaves in a Sotela 2, Kylee Morgan. POWERS (49): Jackson Stallard 14, Tye Anaheim 43 30 8 5 65 142 108 League: Pacific at Yoncalla, 7:30 p.m.; Umpqua Phoenix 19 12 .613 2 Jan. 1 game. Suspended Columbus F Derek PACIFIC (33): Riley Engdahl 12, Marina Byrne Jackson 12, Devin MacKensen 6, Clayton Stallard San Jose 41 26 9 6 58 136 105 Valley Christian at Powers, 7:30 p.m. Bandon L.A. Lakers 14 19 .424 8 MacKenzie three games for boarding Phoenix D 9, Brittany Figueroa 6, Alecia Finley 6, Caitlin 5, Austin Stallard 3, Sean Martinez 2, Aaron Los Angeles 42 25 13 4 54 110 88 Dunes Holiday Invitational: Jefferson vs. St. Sacramento 10 21 .323 11 Oliver Ekman-Larsson during a Jan. 2 game. Happeny, Jessica Martinez, Hannah Miller. Pedrick 1, Brennan Van Fossen 1, Jaron Vancouver 42 23 12 7 53 113 101 Mary’s, 2:30 p.m.; Del Norte vs. Bandon, 5:30 Thursday’s Games BUFFALO SABRES — Claimed F Zenon Konopka MacDonald 5, Sean Bartlett. Phoenix 40 20 11 9 49 120 122 p.m.; Coquille at Oakridge, 4:30 p.m.; Pleasant Bandon Dunes Holiday Invitational Cleveland 87, Orlando 81, OT off waivers from Minnesota. PACIFIC (38): Cole Kreutzer 13, Cameron Brock Calgary 41 14 21 6 34 96 128 Hill at Marshfield, 7 p.m.; Stayton at North Bend, Golden State 123, Miami 114 NEW YORK RANGERS — Agreed to terms with F Jefferson 47, Bandon 32 6, Jacob Engdahl 6, Ian Hickey 5, Acer Nye 4, Edmonton 44 13 26 5 31 112 153 5 p.m.; Gold Beach at Klamath Klash, TBA; Chicago 94, Boston 82 Anthony Duclair on an entry level contract. Jefferson 11 10 12 14 — 47 Tanner Colton 2, Garrett Phillips 2, Chad Brooklyn 95, Oklahoma City 93 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- COLLEGE Reedsport at Rogue River, 5 p.m. Bandon 6 9 6 11 — 32 Pogwizd, Marcus Scaffo, Nathan Watson. Women’s College Basketball — SWOCC at New York 105, San Antonio 101 time loss. CALIFORNIA — Announced LB Khairi Fortt will JEFFERSON (47): Lacey Weddle 18, Josie Thursday’s Games Mount Hood, 4 p.m. Bandon Dunes Holiday Invitational Memphis 99, Phoenix 91 enter the NFL draft. Guzman 7, Darien Epps 5, Olisha Schrock 4, Utah 96, Milwaukee 87 Boston 3, Nashville 2, OT FLORIDA — Announced CB Marcus Roberson Men’s College Basketball — SWOCC at Mount Kelsey Walker 4, Makena Slay 3, Shelby Buskirk Bandon 67, Jefferson 28 Hood, 6 p.m. Portland 134, Charlotte 104 N.Y. Islanders 3, Chicago 2, OT will enter the NFL draft. 2, Jana Cortez 2, Jenna Johnson 2. Jefferson 2 6 4 16 — 28 Carolina 4, Washington 3, OT Sunday, Jan. 5 Philadelphia 113, Sacramento 104 GRU AUGUSTA — Named Taylor Lamb interim BANDON (32): Liza Skeie 9, Raelyn Freitag 7, Bandon 16 19 18 14 — 67 Ottawa 4, Winnipeg 3 No local events scheduled. Friday’s Games media relations director. Ally Richert 5, Toni Hall 4, Krista Peters 4, JEFFERSON (24): Gibson Brown 14, Andrew St. Louis 5, Los Angeles 0 Monday, Jan. 6 Toronto 101, Washington 88 NORTH DAKOTA — Named Paul Rudolph offen- Savannah Williams 3, Dani Cox. Schmitt 7, Cory Strait 4, Austin Clark 2, Baltazar Minnesota 4, Buffalo 1 sive coordinator. No local events scheduled. New Orleans 95, Boston 92 Del Norte 49, St. Mary’s 45 Ortiz 1, Kyle Ellis, Clayton Ericksen, Chis Puentis, Golden State 101, Atlanta 100 Montreal 6, Dallas 4 NOTRE DAME — Announced the resignation of Del Norte 11 10 18 10 — 49 Zach Sargent, Devin t Walling. Houston 102, New York 100 Colorado 2, Philadelphia 1 Randy Waldrum women’s soccer coach. High School Results St. Mary’s 12 9 5 19 — 45 BANDON (67): Evan Henson 15, Logan Shea 15, L.A. Clippers 119, Dallas 112 Columbus 2, Phoenix 0 OREGON STATE — Annouced DE Scott Crichton DEL NORTE (49): Kaitlyn Clemann 17, Grace Quentin Coomer 8, Jon Wilhite 8, Tristian Denver 111, Memphis 108 San Jose 5, Edmonton 1 will enter the NFL draft. Announced junior WR BASKETBALL Bruschi 12, Regin Loftin 6, Kayla Costello 5, Davidson 5, Mason Berry 4, Mitchell Brown 4, JJ L.A. Lakers 110, Utah 99 Friday’s Games Brandin Cooks will enter the NFL draft. GIRLS Panhia Yang 5, Jordan Babich 4, Shelby Witte 4, Derik Cox 2, Braden Fugate 2, Leo Saturday’s Games Chicago 5, New Jersey 3 PENN STATE — Named Larry Johnson interim Far West League Bomke. McGeehon, Shawn Peters. Miami at Orlando, 4 p.m. Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 football coach. League Overall ST. MARY’S (45): Emily Alvarez 16, Rose Del Norte 50, St. Mary’s 33 New Orleans at Indiana, 4 p.m. Tampa Bay 2, Calgary 0 SOUTH CAROLINA — Announced WR Bruce W L W L Alvarez 13, Sam Weiland 5, Elise Vasey 4, Del Norte 8 14 20 8 — 50 Cleveland at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. Anaheim 5, Edmonton 2 Ellington will enter the NFL draft. Douglas 1 0 5 4 Dakotah Roghfus 3, Viv Juncal 2, Lillian Martin 2, St. Mary’s 13 13 7 0 — 33 Atlanta at Chicago, 5 p.m. Today’s Games TEXAS A&M — Announced sophomore WR Siuslaw 1 0 3 8 Mary Beth Barnum. DEL NORTE (50): Steven Maready 12, Dylan Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 5 p.m. Winnipeg at Boston, 10 a.m. Mike Evans will enter the NFL draft.

B4 •The World • Saturday, January4,2014 Sports AFC: Chiefs at Colts A lot has Rematch should changed have a since ’09 few twists for S.D.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Jamaal Charles SAN DIEGO (AP) — A lot has changed for spent this week dissecting the Chiefs’ first the San Diego Chargers since they last game against the Colts. made the postseason. On Saturday, Charles and his Kansas Make that almost everything. City teammates will finally get a chance to There’s a rookie coach and general man- show they’ve learned from all those mis- ager, a new offense and 37 players on the takes. 53-man active roster who’ve never been in “They’re going to have their best game a postseason game going into Sunday’s plan and best players on the field,”Charles wild-card matchup at Cincinnati, the last said. “We know what’s at stake here. We team to beat the Bolts. have to play fast and we have to play harder Only seven players remain from 2009, than them.” when the Chargers followed a 13-3 regular In Week 16, the Chiefs had four season with a playoff face-plant, losing at turnovers and Indianapolis (11-5) spent home to the New York Jets in the divisional most of the game negating Charles by play- round. ing keep-away. Six of them have playoff experience — Nobody expects a replay this week — not quarterback Philip Rivers, tight end Charles, not Andrew Luck, not even Andy Antonio Gates, center Nick Hardwick, right Reid or Chuck Pagano. The two coaches guard Jeromey Clary, safety Eric Weddle understand most playoff rematches come and punter Mike Scifres. with a surprise twist, even when the sequel Backup quarterback Charlie Whitehurst is two weeks after the original. was the inactive third quarterback all that How much can really change in 13 days? year, as he was the previous two seasons, For starters, the game will be played on when the Chargers also made the playoffs. Indianapolis’ climate-controlled home turf Whitehurst was with Seattle when it went rather than the raucous, outdoor atmos- to the postseason in 2010 but didn’t play. phere of Arrowhead Stadium. And facing a Ten Chargers have playoff experience potentially loud crowd on the road may with other teams: linebacker Jarret force the Chiefs to stick with the game plan Johnson, left tackle King Dunlap, corner- a little longer than they did in Round 1. back Crezdon Butler, running backs Ronnie “I’m sure we’re going to see Jamaal,” Brown and Danny Woodhead, fullback Pagano said, referring again this week to Le’Ron McClain, wide receiver Eddie Charles as public enemy No. 1 even after he Royal, defensive end Lawrence Guy, line- had only 13 carries in the first meeting. “If backer Reggie Walker and cornerback he doesn’t touch the ball 30 times I’d be Richard Marshall. shocked.” Everyone else is a newbie. Kansas City (11-5) could have a notice- “We’re younger, more vanilla-green ably different look, too. mentality-wise,” Weddle, a Pro Bowler, The Associated Press Receiver Dwayne Bowe was knocked out James Diedrick helps clear ice and snow from the seats at Lambeau Field on Friday in Green Bay, Wis., in said of the current Bolts. of the first matchup with a concussion and “There are so many guys that haven’t been preparation for Sunday’s NFL football wild-card playoff game between Green Bay and San Francisco. was still sidelined last week. Tamba Hali through the playoffs, for one; haven’t played also hurt his knee against Indy, while fellow together for that many years like we did in linebacker Justin Houston sat out that those years. game with a dislocated elbow. Bowe has As cold as ice, or maybe “At some positions we were better talent- already been cleared to play and Houston is wise and some on this team are better. I think expected to return this week, too, though this is more of a team. We rely more on each Hali hasn’t practiced all week. other in all three phases than we did in those Here are five things to watch Saturday at colder in Green Bay playoff years and I think ultimately that could Indianapolis. take us farther.” Momentum vs. health: The Colts Gates and Scifres are the longest-tenured wanted to build momentum for the post- GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — The coldest game on Sunday. Chargers, joining the team as rookies in 2003. season. The result: They went 4-1 in Cold hands and a hard foot- record is the 1967 champi- At the 49ers training facil- This is the sixth time they’ve reached the December. Once the Chiefs fell out of con- ball make for tough catches onship game, known as the ity in Santa Clara, Calif., playoffs dating to 2004, when Marty tention in the AFC West, they tried to get on chilly winter afternoons at “Ice Bowl” won by the players have been enjoying Schottenheimer was the coach. healthy. Kansas City is 2-5 since the bye Lambeau Field. Packers 21-17 over the Dallas relatively balmy weather Hardwick was drafted in 2004 and also is week, has lost two straight, hasn’t beaten a But the arctic front Cowboys at Lambeau on New with highs in the upper 60s. in the playoffs for the sixth time. Rivers also team with a winning record since Week 3 expected to push through Year’s Eve. The temperature Offensive linemen — a posi- joined the Chargers in 2004, but Drew Brees and has dropped seven in a row in the play- Wisconsin in time for this dipped to minus-13, and the tion group known for tough- was still the starting quarterback. Rivers led offs. Saturday’s result will show which weekend’s NFC wild-card wind chill that day made it ing out the cold in short the Chargers to four straight playoff appear- coach made the right call. game promises to bring con- feel like minus-48. sleeves — aren’t going to take ances from 2006-09 and is 3-4 as the starter. Goal to go: Indy achieved one of its ditions considered frigid Lambeau Field also has the chances when they arrive in In 2009, Norv Turner was in his third sea- goals by winning the AFC South to host its son as coach and LaDainian Tomlinson was in even for the famous home of distinction of hosting the Wisconsin. first home playoff game in three years. It his ninth and final year with the Bolts. The the “frozen tundra.” third-coldest game on record “It’s safe to say you’ll see can’t achieve the next two — an AFC cham- window of opportunity slammed shut on Temperatures will be in when it was minus-1 on Jan. something on my arms,”cen- pionship and a Super Bowl title — without what some believed was the most talented the single digits and drop- 20, 2008, for the NFC ter Jonathan Goodwin said. protecting its home turf. The Colts under- roster in the NFL. ping when the San Francisco Championship game won by “I gave up on the ‘don’t wear stand six of the last eight Super Bowl win- This Chargers team looked cooked on Dec. 49ers and Green Bay Packers the New York Giants over the sleeves to look tough’ a long ners played on wild-card weekend, and the 1, when a 17-10 home loss to the Bengals kick off Sunday afternoon. Packers 23-20 in overtime. time ago.” last two world champs, the Giants and dropped it to 5-7 under rookie coach Mike Maybe the teeth-chattering Packers coach Mike There’s not much that San Ravens, were seeded No. 4. Indy has a McCoy. cold will give the Packers an McCarthy said ball security Francisco can do to prepare chance to extend that streak. The Chargers responded by winning their Opportunity knocks: No team has edge to snap a three-game is a top priority in the cold, for the deep freeze. The final four games and getting a lot of outside been better at minimizing mistakes than skid against San Francisco. and the conditions might 49ers do have a running help to end their three-year drought by Indianapolis, which had a league-low 14 “It stings a little bit more also affect how he calls the game ranked third in the claiming the AFC’s final playoff spot. turnovers and 66 penalties. This game fea- outside,”cornerback Tramon game. Green Bay has a good league and a nasty defense, Playing a series of win-or-else games has tures the AFC’s top two teams in turnover Williams said Thursday one-two punch at running which could help. helped prepare the Bolts for the playoffs, ratio. Kansas City has forced 36 turnovers. about ball drills. Wearing a back with Eddie Lacy and San Francisco quarterback Rivers said. The team that stays closest to its regular- stocking cap, wind pants and James Starks if McCarthy Colin Kaepernick was born in “This is a new territory for the bulk of our season form is likely to be celebrating snow boots, Williams looked decides to run more. Milwaukee but went to college team, for this team,”Rivers said. Saturday night. as if he was getting ready to “The weather elements are at Nevada, where he said it “But we’ve been in the playoff-type deal Who’s No. 1?: Luck and Alex Smith join a sub-zero tailgate. part of it, and that’s some- was 20 degrees at kickoff in for four weeks because you lose another one, were both No. 1 overall picks. While Luck “Can’t dodge it, man,” he thing you continue to talk his coldest game — it doesn’t you’re done. But we’ve been in that mode. I has been incredibly successful in his two said with a laugh. “Can’t about throughout the week,” change the grip on the ball, or don’t think our mindset has to change or shift NFL seasons, Smith had to be more patient dodge it at all. But, yeah, it’s McCarthy said. “But, really, the release, said Kaepernick, gears. We didn’t get to relax in the month of and eventually became Kansas City’s solu- going to be a cold one, one of the game day gives you the who isn’t planning to wear a December because we had some things tion to last season’s turnover-prone ways. those rare ones.” final path of how you’re glove. wrapped up. It’s been playoff football for a Luck was the clear winner of this matchup The Packers (8-7-1) might going to call it.” “The ball is going to be month.” in the last game, and if he plays that well have an advantage in that Weather may be one rea- harder and that’s really the Gates said the Chargers are playing with again, the Colts should be in good shape. they’ll have practiced two son that the team still had No. 1 obstacle,” 49ers offen- confidence, but the veterans still have advice Looking for protection: If there’s one days outdoors this week. about 5,500 tickets available sive coordinator Greg Roman for the playoff newcomers. equally troubling bugaboo for both teams, They’re soaring with confi- early Thursday with a Friday said. “It’s more about the ball “We understand that it’s very hard to get to it’s their inability to protect the quarter- dence after beating the Bears deadline to sell them to avoid and the grip.” this point,” the star tight end said. back. Injuries have forced both coaches to on a cold day at Chicago’s a local TV blackout of the Roman, known for walking “It’s very hard to be playing a playoff mix and match starters along the offensive Soldier Field last weekend to game. The team said it was laps around the field each game. You’ve just kind of embrace that situa- line. That could be an especially big prob- win the NFC North title. handing out 70,000 packets game day, plans to do so a lit- tion. That’s kind of the message we’re send- lem this week with the likely return of But the below-normal tem- of hand warmers, in con- tle bit earlier Sunday in an ing is that there’s no tomorrow. You’ve got to Houston and with Robert Mathis, the peratures in the teens junction with sponsor Mills effort to get a feel for the field go out and play every play like literally it’s newly crowned NFL sacks champion, play- Thursday might feel balmy Fleet Farm, to ticket-holders conditions. He thinks footing your last play because it might be. You never ing on the same field. compared to Sunday’s big chill. who will be outside on will also be a key issue. know what play might change the game.” Peyton Manning is the only unanimous All-Pro

NEW YORK (AP) — Peyton the All-Pro team in both seasons Among the players ahead of him is “Just when Chip came here, we ning back Jamaal Charles of Kansas Manning has responded to a lost since missing 2011 after several Hall of Fame receiver Jerry Rice knew we were going to run the ball,” City; and tackle Joe Thomas of season the way he reacted to all of neck surgeries. with 10. McCoy said. “The linemen, they’ve Cleveland. his great seasons. “I think it’s well documented New Orleans tight end Jimmy all been healthy this whole year. Other All-Pros on defense were By having more great seasons. that this is the second chapter of Graham and Indianapolis outside They’ve been blocking so well for ends J.J. Watt of Houston and Manning was the only unani- my career, and didn’t know what to linebacker Robert Mathis each drew me and without those guys, it’s not Robert Quinn of St. Louis; tackles mous choice for the 2013 expect off that injury and new 49 votes. Philadelphia running back possible.” Gerald McCoy of Tampa Bay and Associated Press NFL All-Pro team team, new players and new physical LeSean McCoy and Seattle corner- Only two members of the top Ndamukong Suh of Detroit; outside Friday. It was his seventh time as a state after an injury,”said Manning, back Richard Sherman had 48. teams in each conference made the linebacker Lavonte David of Tampa first-teamer, tying Hall of Famer a four-time league MVP who never Minnesota kick returner All-Pro team. Joining Manning Bay; inside linebacker NaVorro Otto Graham for the most by a missed a pro start before 2011. “So I Cordarrelle Patterson was the only from the Broncos (13-3) was guard Bowman of San Francisco; corner- quarterback. had no idea what to expect, and I’ve rookie on the squad. Louis Vasquez. Joining Sherman back Patrick Peterson of Arizona; The Denver star set NFL records put a lot of time and a lot of hard Eighteen NFC players and nine from the Seahawks (13-3) was safe- and safety Eric Berry of Kansas this season with 55 touchdown pass- work in to it. But I’ve received a lot from the AFC made the team. ty Earl Thomas. City. es and 5,477 yards through the air. of help along the way from coaches Carolina and Philadelphia each had Unlike Sherman, many of the The special teamers were He was chosen on all 50 ballots and trainers and strength coaches three: linebacker Luke Kuechly, players chosen did not enjoy huge Patterson, kicker Justin Tucker of from media members who regularly and teammates. So I’m very center Ryan Kalil and fullback Mike team success this season: 12 of the Baltimore and punter Johnny cover the NFL. Manning also was grateful.” Tolbert for the Panthers; NFL rush- 27 failed to make the playoffs. Hekker of St. Louis. an All-Pro for Indianapolis in 2003, Manning still has a ways to go to ing leader McCoy, guard Evan Rounding out the offense were One of 15 first-time All-Pros, ’04, ’05, ’08 and ’09 and last season set the record for most All-Pro Mathis and tackle Jason Peters for receivers Calvin Johnson of Detroit Kuechly was last season’s Defensive made it as a Bronco. He’s been on appearances at any position. the coach Chip Kelly’s Eagles. and Josh Gordon of Cleveland; run- Rookie of the Year.

Saturday,January4,2014 • The World • B5 Sports Texas Clemson holds looks off Ohio State MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. ing a touchdown to take the (AP) — Clemson’s players lead. But Ohio State quarter- to hire lobbed oranges at their back Braxton Miller — who delirious fans, while coach was shaken up in the fourth Dabo Swinney lobbed a not- quarter, saying afterward he so-subtle jab at the Tigers’ had a cracked rib and a Strong in-state rival. shoulder issue — was picked And in the middle of the off two plays later, and the celebration, Tajh Boyd and Tigers ran out the clock. Sammy Watkins beamed Boyd’s 5-yard pass to AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — after giving the Tigers a night Stanton Seckinger with 6:16 Texas will offer its head to savor — one 32 years in the remaining put the Tigers (11- coaching job to Louisville’s making. 2) ahead to stay, despite Charlie Strong and he is Boyd threw for 378 yards allowing 20 unanswered expected to accept, a person and five touchdowns, points in wasting an early 11- familiar with the search told Watkins had a record-setting point lead. Watkins caught The Associated Press on night with 16 catches for 227 two scoring passes, plus Friday night. yards on what likely was his became Clemson’s career The person spoke on con- collegiate finale and No. 12 receptions leader and set an dition of anonymity because Clemson rallied to beat No. 7 Orange Bowl record for the process was being kept Ohio State 40-35 on Friday in yardage. Martavis Bryant confidential and had not the Orange Bowl, a game the caught two more TD passes been completed. Texas has Tigers lost by 37 points just for the Tigers. been looking to replace Mack two years ago. Miller threw for 234 yards Brown, who stepped down in “We are Orange Bowl and Carlos Hyde ran for 113 December after 16 seasons champs again,”Swinney said. more for Ohio State (12-2), with the Longhorns. “Hey, listen: Two years ago which led 29-20 in the sec- Strong is in his fourth year we got our butts kicked on ond half but wound up losing at Louisville and coming off this field. And it has been a its second straight game — his second straight double- journey to get back. We’re after having won each of its digit victory season. He took 22-4 since that night. And we previous 24 under coach over a program coming off are the first team from the Urban Meyer, whose record three straight non-winning state of South Carolina to in Bowl Championship Series seasons and has gone 37-15. ever win a BCS game.” games fell to 4-1. Corey The 53-year-old Strong Nope, beating the Brown had 116 yards receiv- was a longtime defensive Buckeyes wasn’t enough. ing for the Buckeyes. coordinator in the Clemson had to make sure “It’s going to sting for a Southeastern Conference the rival Gamecocks took while, probably a long while before getting a chance to be notice as well. because we didn’t finish,” head coach. He took “That was a lot of fun, Meyer said.“It was right there.” Louisville to the BCS last man,” Swinney said. “That Ohio State wound up season and finished 12-1 this was a lot of fun.” allowing 115 points in the year with start quarterback The Associated Press It surely didn’t feel that season’s final three games. Teddy Bridgewater. fun after Boyd was intercept- The Buckeyes gave up exactly New Texas athletic direc- Clemson wide receiver SammyWatkins (2) makes a catch for a touchdown over Ohio State cornerback Doran Grant (12) and safety C.J. Barnett (4) during the second half of the Orange Bowl on Friday. ed with 1:27 left near mid- that many in the season’s tor Steve Patterson, hired in field, with Ohio State need- first six games. November to replace longtime AD DeLoss Dodds, interviewed Strong this week. Details of a contract Big plays lift No. 9 Mizzou to Cotton Bowl win offer to Strong were not immediately available. 1 Brown’s contract paid him ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — the Big 12. That gave Sam 11⁄2 sacks, the most get an explanation about the penalty more than $5 million per sea- Missouri got the big plays it needed Josey’s go-ahead TD came a play in the SEC and matching a school from the referees. son. at the end of the Cotton Bowl to beat after James Franklin’s 27-yard pass to record. “I didn’t see it. I just saw two guys Earlier Friday, two other an old rival. Dorial Green-Beckham to convert Missouri wrapped up its second competing for the ball,”Gundy said. coaches Texas reportedly had Henry Josey ran for 92 yards and third-and-9. Franklin, the Missouri SEC season since leaving the Big 12. Oklahoma State then went 75 interest in — Baylor’s Art three touchdowns, the last a 16- quarterback whose final two seasons The Tigers debuted in their new yards for its only lead, the longest Briles and UCLA’s Jim Mora yarder with 3:08 left, and Shane Ray were plagued by injuries, had two league with a losing season, but made play on the drive being when Tracy — said publicly they were returned a fumbled 73 yards for a fumbles earlier in the second half it to the SEC championship game in Moore was fully extended and lung- staying in their current jobs. touchdown after that, and the No. 9 when Oklahoma State (10-3) over- year two before losing to No. 2 ing forward when he caught a 41- Brown stepped down after Tigers beat No. 13 Oklahoma State came a 10-point deficit to tie it in just Auburn. yard pass to the Tigers 28. 1 four straight seasons that 41-31 late Friday night. over 3 ⁄2 minutes. “What a great way to finish the “It’s hard on our team,” Gundy failed to live up to expecta- The former Big 12 and Big Eight Ray had been dragged into the end season,” said Pinkel, whose 102nd said. “That’s a very, very disappoint- tions, including this season’s rivals traded points on six consecu- zone by Desmond Roland when the victory in his 13th season snapped a ed locker room right now.” 8-5 record. tive possessions in the fourth quarter, Oklahoma State running back bulled tie with Don Faurot for the most in The Cowboys were trying to win 11 Strong had two stints as an until Oklahoma State quarterback through the line for a 2-yard TD run school history. games for the third time in four sea- assistant at Florida, first Clint Chelf was sacked and fumbled with 5 minutes left to give the Cowboys With the game tied, Franklin sons. Before Mike Gundy became the under Steve Spurrier and then with a minute left. Ray picked up the their only lead of the night. Ray hit him appeared to throw his second inter- coach in 2005, the Cowboys had as defensive coordinator for ball and rumbled 73 yards down the immediately at the line, but couldn’t ception with 9 minutes left. But with never won 11 games. Urban Meyer’s two national sideline in front of the stunned keep Roland from scoring. Tyler Patmon running 40 yards to Missouri trailed 17-7 at halftime championship teams. In 2010, Cowboys bench to score. Franklin was only 15-of-40 pass- the end zone for an apparent go- before getting even after the two Louisville hired him to take “All the drama you don’t want as a ing for 174 yards with an intercep- ahead touchdown, a flag was thrown fumbles by Franklin. over the program and he coach in the fourth quarter,” Mizzou tion, and almost another returned for for pass interference and Mizzou kept That sequence actually began quickly righted the Cardinals, coach Gary Pinkel said. “We had a lot a score. the ball. The Tigers settled for when Cowboys quarterback Clint who are moving into the of adversity, and our team handled Chelf threw for 381 yards and two Andrew Baggett’s 46-yard field goal. Chelf was picked off by Braylon Atlantic Coast Conference the adversity well and made the plays touchdowns with two interceptions, “I felt as if both guys were com- Webb. But Mizzou gave the ball back next season. we needed to win. I wanted that tro- completing 33 of 57 passes. He also peting for the ball,” Cowboys line- on the next play when Franklin fum- Strong would be Texas’ phy really bad, wanted it bad for ran 10 times for 48 yards, including a backer Shaun Lewis said. “It’s unfor- bled on a botched handoff, with first black head football them.” 23-yard run to convert third-and-10 tunate. That play would have turned James Castleman recovered at the coach and he inherits a pro- SEC East champion Missouri (12- only a few plays before he was sacked the game.” Tigers 33. gram aching to return to its 2) matched its school record for vic- by All-SEC defensive end Michael Oklahoma State coach Mike Chelf threw a 21-yard TD pass to place among the nation’s elite programs. tories, giving the SEC its 10th win in Sam sacked Chelf and knocked the Gundy said he was told only that Jhajuan Seales with 2:10 left in the the last 11 Cotton Bowls, all against ball loose. Patmon interfered and didn’t really third quarter. Oklahoma knocks off Alabama in Sugar Bowl

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — In the final year of the BCS, Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops won the one major bowl that had eluded him, and proved a point about parity in the process. Stoops may After taking the past month to cultivate a young quarterback who was still coming into his own, Stoops brought a confident and be headed motivated Sooners squad to the Sugar Bowl, where they stunned 16-point favorite Alabama 45-31 on Thursday night. for the NFL Freshman Trevor Knight completed a Sugar Bowl-record 32 passes for 348 yards CLEVELAND (AP) — Bob Stoops has and four touchdowns for 11th-ranked so far resisted the temptation to jump to Oklahoma, outshining Heisman Trophy run- the NFL. Maybe it’s time, and maybe it’s ner-up AJ McCarron, who saw his otherwise with the Browns. charmed college career come to a sour end Oklahoma’s longtime coach, fresh off with No. 3 Alabama. the Sooners’ stunning upset of Alabama The convincing victory also gave Stoops in the Sugar Bowl, did little to quell an I-told-you-so moment, backing up his rumors he may have the inside track to comment last offseason that the gap between Cleveland’s coaching vacancy. the Southeastern Conference and other top While making the media rounds leagues like the Big 12 is not as great as some Friday, Stoops was asked about any “propaganda” makes it out to be. connection to Cleveland and the “I have the utmost respect for Alabama, The Associated Press Youngstown, Ohio, native was coy with and I think this shows that obviously we can Oklahoma holds up the Sugar Bowl trophy after defeating Alabama 45-31 in New Orleans on Thursday. his responses. play with anybody,”Stoops said. “So, enough “You never know,” Stoops told of that. And I just watched them go through Oklahoma writers. passes all season — before a breakout per- Coach Nick Saban didn’t find his team, their entire conference and play pretty well. Pressed on the issue and whether it formance in which two of his TDs went for favored by 16 points, was too deflated from its I’m not pointing any fingers. But I think was speculation, Stoops said, “there’s a more than 40 yards. loss to Auburn to play up to its standard. sometimes the comparisons aren’t necessar- lot of that.” “It’s huge for our program, to get a win like “I actually thought that the players ily very true.” And is that all? this after no one gave us a chance all year,” responded in practice pretty well for this Stoops became the first coach to win all “Sure,”he said. Knight said. “We’ve got to ride this into next game,” Saban said. “We put over 500 yards four BCS bowl games, having already won the This isn’t the first time Stoops’ name year.We can’t settle with this. ... We want the of offense up. Somebody had to do some- Orange, Rose and Fiesta bowls. has popped up when Cleveland has been big one.” thing right. I don’t think that we played as Before the game Stoops had provided an looking to hire a coach. His Ohio roots Oklahoma (11-2) needed him to play that well on defense as we’re capable of or element of mystery by declining to say have made him a natural candidate, but well in the 80th Sugar Bowl, the first in which should have.” whether he would start Knight or junior the 53-year-old has chosen to stay in the quarterbacks for both teams threw for more McCarron passed for 387 yards and two Blake Bell, or how much he’d play either one. college ranks, keeping the Sooners than 300 yards. TDs, but his two interceptions set up Alabama led 7-0 — having scored on the among the nation’s elite programs. His Big 12 team vanquished an Alabama Oklahoma TDs. He was also sacked seven opening drive — before Stoops made his Stoops has a 160-39 record at Oklahoma (11-2) squad that had been ranked No. 1 much times, fumbling on the last one, and Geneo decision know by sending Knight out with and became the only coach to win all of the past three seasons, winning the previ- Grissom returned his second recovery of the the offense for Oklahoma’s first series. four BCS bowls — Sugar, Orange, Rose ous two national titles before its shot at a game 8 yards for a score, sealing Alabama’s Knight had played behind Bell much of the and Fiesta — on Thursday night. season. His completion percentage entering third straight was derailed by Auburn on the first two-game skid since its Sugar Bowl loss the game was 52.2. He had completed 47 last play of the Iron Bowl in late November. to Utah in January 2009.

B6 •The World • Saturday,January4,2014 Sports No. 4 Stanford women crush Oregon 96-66

STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Paul way to a career-high 21 points as the Cardinal Westhead’s Oregon players left him com- (12-1, 1-0) kicked off the conference schedule pletely baffled. Even if Stanford had plenty to with a dominant win at Maples Pavilion . do with the coach’s bewilderment. Ogwumike has 1,271 rebounds and moved Just when the much-improved, healthy- past Pedersen’s previous conference and at-last Ducks seemed on a nice roll heading Stanford record of 1,266. Ogwumike scored 1 into Pac-12 Conference play, they ran right eight points in the initial 4⁄2 minutes of the into powerhouse Stanford and All-American second half and sat down for good to a stand- Chiney Ogwumike. ing ovation with 5:34 remaining. She was Ogwumike had 33 points and 14 boards to three points shy of her career high. become the Pac-12’s all-time leading Ogwumike shot 15 for 19 in her team’s 11th rebounder, and No. 4 Stanford beat Oregon straight win since losing at No. 1 Connecticut 96-66 on Friday night in the conference on Nov. 11, an unbeaten run that includes a opener for both schools. 76-70 victory against then-No. 3 Tennessee After this blowout on both ends of the on Dec. 21. floor, Westhead was left to wonder how his Jillian Alleyne had 26 points and 13 team might respond going forward. rebounds for Oregon (9-3, 0-1), which had its “I have no idea, but I can tell you right now seven-game winning streak snapped and I flat out didn’t expect this,”Westhead said. shot just 33.8 percent while converting only “Tardy defense to mediocre offense and you 12 of 23 free throws. get 60-some points. It’s a joke.” Ariel Thomas added 11 points and six The Associated Press Bonnie Samuelson came off the bench to rebounds for Oregon, which came in averag- Stanford’s Chiney Ogwumike, top, blocks a layup-attempt from Oregon’s Lexi Petersen during the first half of match her career best of six 3-pointers on the ing a nation’s-leading 105.3 points. an NCAA college basketball game on Friday in Stanford, Calif. Oregon State Beavers drops Pac-12 lose two opener, 64-58 to NFL draft BOULDER, Colo. (AP) — going, for the Buffaloes. Oregon State’s ranking as Roberto Nelson, who is one of the top shooting leading the league in scor- ■ Oregon defensive teams in the country took a ing, had 23 points for back also making beating Thursday night. Oregon State, including hit- Josh Scott, Askia Booker ting all 10 of his free throws. the jump to the pros and Jaron Hopkins all had 13 Eric Moreland, reinstated points, and No. 20 Colorado after serving a season- shut down the Beavers with opening suspension for a PORTLAND (AP) — a rugged defensive perform- violation of team rules, had Oregon State defensive end ance in a 64-58 victory in 10 rebounds for Oregon Scott Crichton and wide the Pac-12 opener for both State (8-5, 0-1). receiver Brandin Cooks have teams. Robinson said Moreland decided to forgo their final “Colorado did a great job played well in his return and season of eligibility and enter on our interior guys. We bolsters Oregon State’s the NFL draft. couldn’t get the ball down defense and rebounding. Crichton, a 6-foot-3, 265- low like we normally do,” “We have been missing pound junior announced his Oregon State coach Craig that all season,” Robinson decision Friday in an email Robinson said. said. “We knew he could do sent by his attorney, Nelson Oregon State had come that, and I love how he did- 1 Fraley. Crichton had 7⁄2 sacks into the game ranked eighth n’t force much. He was get- in 2013 and forced a key fum- in the nation in field goal ting in the flow and looking ble in Oregon State’s win in percentage, shooting better for other guys. It was terrif- the Hawaii Bowl. than 50 percent, but was ic.” Cooks, the Biletnikoff held to a 37.5 percent by After Colorado took a award winner as the nation’s Colorado. The Buffaloes also 10-point lead, Oregon State top receiver, set Pac-12 forced 17 turnovers that led put together a 12-2 run that records with 128 catches and to 25 points. included a 3-pointer by a national-best 1,730 yards. Colorado was just a little Langston Morris-Walker to He also had a school-record better from the field, shoot- forge a tie at 40 with 10:35 16 touchdown receptiuons. ing 38.2 percent against to play. “I look back at it, a lot of Oregon State’s 2-3 zone, The Buffaloes wouldn’t the things I did, I couldn’t though it took much better let them get in front, The Associated Press have done without my team- care of the ball with only though, responding with a Oregon's Damyean Dotson dunks the ball for the game winner during a game against Utah during the second mates,”Cooks said Thursday. seven turnovers. run of their own in which half in Salt Lake City on Thursday. Oregon beat Utah in overtime 70-68. “If it wasn’t for those guys, I “When you play a really they scored 13 of the next 16 wouldn’t be in the position I good team like this, that’s points to go up 53-43 with am today.” ranked in the Top 25, you 6:20 remaining. Cooks, at 5-foot-10 and can’t make the kind of mis- Xavier Johnson got the No. 10 Oregon steals 185 pounds, could be a late takes we made,” Robinson flurry started with a one- first- or second-round pick. said. “In the first half, we handed jam on an offensive He would not reveal details of turned the ball over too rebound and Booker capped his evaluation from the draft much, but we were still only it by breaking through conference opener advisory board. down a little bit. In the sec- Oregon State’s zone for a He said he consulted coach ond half, we would make a driving layup and a putback. Mike Riley and the rest of the comeback, but didn’t do as The Beavers fought back SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — One possession a chance for a game-winning 3-pointer on Beavers’ coaching staff about good of a job on the boards within 60-56 after Malcom the decision. and that was the difference.” Duvivier drained a 3-pointer changed the game for No. 10 Oregon and the final play of regulation, but that shot also Damyean Dotson played the most important came up short. “They didn’t try to sway Oregon State out- with 2:17 left. me either way,” he said. role in letting it unfold. “We know we can play and compete with rebounded Colorado 37-34 But Oregon State failed “They were a great support Faced with Utah setting up a potential everyone in the league,” Loveridge said. overall but had seven fewer to score another field goal through this process, just like game-winning shot in the waning seconds of “Hopefully next time we can make the plays rebounds than the Buffaloes and Dinwiddie made three they’ve been the entire time overtime, Dominic Artis tipped a pass down the stretch. The guys that have been in the second half. of four free throws to help I’ve been here. They’re like intended for Dallin Bachynski to Dotson and here the last few years understand what we “We weren’t very effi- rebuild a solid lead. another family.” he raced down the court for a breakaway need to do moving forward. It hurts of course cient against their defense, In the final minute of the Cooks was the second dunk with 1 second left. but we can’t sit back and think about it.” but I think it speaks a lot first half, Hopkins shook Biletnikoff winner from about our team and our guys free on a fast break for a Dotson’s basket sealed a 70-68 comeback Utah smothered Oregon on the defensive Oregon State, joining Mike that we were able to win,” layup and Scott dunked off victory in dramatic fashion and helped the end to start both halves and the Utes built a Hass from 2005. The other Scott said. “We weren’t a feed from Dinwiddie to Ducks remain unbeaten on Thursday night in 10-point lead early in the second half when finalists were Mike Evans shooting the ball that well. give Colorado a 28-23 lead. the Pac-12 opener for both teams. Dakarai Tucker drained a 3-pointer to put from Texas A&M and Sammy But we rebounded and got Oregon State was held to “That was unbelievable,” said Dotson, Utah ahead 45-35 with 13:45 left. Watkins of Clemson. stops when we needed to. It the fewest points in a first who finished with 11 points. “I never had a That lead did not last long. Oregon tied The first-team All- was good for us.” half this season. The previ- game-winner like that before. It’s the great- the game behind a 12-2 spurt that started and American finished his Scott had 10 rebounds ous low was 26 against est feeling for me. That’s a great way to start finished with layups by Elgin Cook. The Oregon State career with 226 for Colorado (12-2, 1-0), Coppin State on Nov. 10. conference (play).” Ducks finally took a 51-49 lead on a tip-in catches for 3,272 yards and which matched its best start Colorado came in having Richard Amardi had 14 points and Artis basket by Amardi with 7:32 left. 26 total touchdowns (a since 1979-80 when the tied the school record with added 12 for Oregon (13-0, 1-0), which rallied “We got a little loose with the ball and school-record 24 via catch). Buffaloes also opened 12-2. 28 consecutive free throws from a 10-point deficit in the second half. didn’t have that same intensity,” Utah coach He has 3,863 all-purpose Colorado remained unbeat- made over their previous The Ducks are off to their best start since Larry Krystkowiak said. “I think it was sur- yards. en in 10 games at the Coors two games. The streak winning 13 straight games to open the 2006- prising to our guys to see them continue to Cooks said he is still inter- Events Center this season. ended 5:30 into the game 07 season. run with us.” viewing possible agents, and Spencer Dinwiddie had when Dustin Thomas Oregon won despite shooting only 38.7 The Ducks went up 58-55 on Johnathan isn’t quite sure where he’ll nine points, including three missed the Buffaloes’ first percent (24 of 62) from the field. The Ducks Loyd’s layup with 3:46 remaining. Wright train. But he was certain that key free throws in the late attempt of the game. made up the difference by holding the Utes to made a layup and two free throws to tie it at he wants to finish school, and 38.1 percent (24 of 63). Both teams ranked in 60. The Utes finally retook the lead briefly at has already started online the top five nationally in field goal percentage 62-60 when Brandon Taylor made two free courses to earn his degree in OSU women fall to coming into the game. throws with 42 seconds left. human development and “Nobody got a rhythm to their offense,” Dotson made two free throws with 27.5 family sciences. He expects Oregon coach Dana Altman said. “They’re a seconds left. Then Loveridge misfired on the to finish next winter. No. 23 Cal, 72-63 good offensive team. I like to think we are. potential game winner and the game went to “I promised my mom I’d Neither team had a very good rhythm and overtime. get my degree,” said the missed some open shots. I don’t know if it It offered a snapshot of Utah’s struggles Stockton, Calif., native who BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — game. Cal converted 9 of 11 was tight because it was the first conference from long range. The Utes shot just 15.8 per- lost his father to a heart Brittany Boyd scored 25 from the line to secure the game. I don’t know what it was. But there cent (3 of 19) from beyond the arc. attack at age 6. points, seven in the final six victory. wasn’t much flow offensively to the game.” “We knew they had a couple of shooters, so Because he has not select- Jordan Loveridge scored 21 points for we were just trying to close out and run them minutes as No. 23 California Boyd was 9 of 16 from the ed an agent, Cooks can still Utah, while Delon Wright chipped in 14 and off the line,”Loyd said.“If they did get it up,we held off Oregon State, 72-63, field, 3 of 4 from 3-point change his mind until Jan. 18, Bachynski added 11 points and 12 rebounds. tried to contest everything. And it worked for but he said Thursday he was in the Pac 12 opener for both range, and had seven steals to The Utes (11-2, 0-1) led by as many as 10 us. They missed some shots for us.” committed to going pro. schools Friday night. lead Cal (9-3). Reshanda Gray points in the second half, but could not over- Oregon opened the game by missing 12 of The Oregon State Beavers Boyd, an All-Pac 12 player a and Afure Jemerigbe added 14 come the last-second turnover. its first 14 shots from the field and went went 7-6, capping this season year ago, converted a three- and 12 points, respectively, Wright put the Utes ahead 68-66 with without a field goal for 6:18 between its first with a 38-23 victory over Boise point play with 5:42 left to lift and Courtney Range added 10 consecutive baskets. But Dotson made two and second baskets of the game. The Ducks State in the Hawaii Bowl. the Golden Bears into a tie at more off the bench. free throws to tie it in the final minute before shot 35.7 percent from the field (10 of 27) in Oregon defensive back 48, then converted a pair of Jamie Weisner scored 14 of coming up with the winning basket. the first half. Terrance Mitchell has also layups as part of a 11-1 run her 22 points in the first half Loveridge got off a 3-point attempt before Utah had a 20-10 edge in points in the made himself eligible for the that put Cal in control of the to lead Oregon State (8-5). the buzzer, but it bounced off the rim. He had paint in the first half . draft.

Real Estate | C3 Comics | C5 Business Classifieds | C6 C theworldlink.com/business • Digital Editor Les Bowen • 541-269-1222, ext. 234 SATURDAY,JANUARY 4, 2014 A ‘modest but real boost’ Value of Minimum wage increase throws employers, workers into tug-of-war market BY CHELSEA DAVIS Younger people pursuing The World “In terms of overall impact, it will generate around $20 something greater can start off with minimum-wage research In the new year, Oregon’s million ... in economic activity. If you think about who the jobs.” minimum-wage workers folks are who are getting wage increases, they’re going to She doesn’t see the 15- Q: How do I obtain will bring home paychecks cent gain being much help and use market with a bit more padding. be redirecting that money to goods and services, not putting for those living paycheck to research? Oregon is one of nine paycheck. A: Market research is states raising its minimum it in the stock market. It’s meeting their immediate needs.” “A drastic change like 50 defined as systematic wage this year due to cost- cents could have a much gathering of-living adjustments. Here, Charlie Burr, Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries spokesman bigger impact,”she said. DOWN TO of infor- it’s jumping 15 cents to $9.10 Mattecheck worries that mation an hour, giving the state the things those workers have to on the U.S. City Average Oregon have been “slow and minimum wage increases BUSINESS regarding second-highest paid mini- buy — food and gas. Consumer Price Index, steady,”he said. lead to food and gas price cus- mum-wage workers “The question is, does it which climbed 1.52 percent “We haven’t seen major increases. In turn, he said it tomers or nationwide (it falls right give employees more buying from August 2012 to August jumps and spikes because hurts employers who have to potential behind Washington, which power?” he said. “If you get 2013. The state serves as a it’s tied to inflation,”he said. shell out more in taxes and cus- is increasing to $9.32 per a raise, it should equate to kind of case study for the If the federal minimum expenses. tomers to hour). you being able to go out and federal government, where wage jumped to $10.10 an While the minimum wage use in “It’s going to positively buy something.” the Fair Minimum Wage Act hour, the Economic Policy debate continues to simmer, planning impact everyday employees, Mattecheck, a proponent of 2013 also looked at tying Institute found it would study after study has rolled for and but also we think that it will of higher wages, said the minimum wage hikes to mostly benefit older work- out over the years — but ARLENE operating be helpful to the economy as marketplace should dictate inflation. ers, dispelling the myth that they’re all conflicting. SOTO a busi- a whole because of the mod- ness. The higher-paying jobs, not the Burr said the pay hike will the majority of minimum- A 2012 Food Labor est but real boost in research legislature. have “a meaningful impact” wage earners are teenagers. Research Center report purchasing power,” said “We should be able to on minimum-wage workers. According to EPI, 88 per- can be either primary shows incremental mini- Charlie Burr, communica- vote on it,” he said. “We “That extra increase will cent of minimum-wage (direct contact with cus- mum wage increases would tions director for the Oregon would have more control in give you more of an avail- workers are at least 20 years tomers) or secondary increase grocery store and Bureau of Labor and the legislature. Now it’s ability to buy goods and old and 35 percent are at (using statistical infor- Industries. automatic.” services,”he said. “It’s help- least 40 years old. restaurant food prices by mation from an outside As of Wednesday, 21 Oregonians did vote on ful, but this is the wage One Marshfield High sen- less than 1 percent. source such as U.S. states have minimum wages the issue 12 years ago, when floor; it’s not a ceiling. It’s ior has noticed the trend. On the other hand, Census data). According higher than the federal stan- they passed the ballot meas- one of a broader picture Natalia Taylor, a hostess organizations like the to Wikipedia, “Market dard of $7.25 an hour. ure that links the minimum here. In terms of overall at Los Dos Amigos in North National Restaurant research began to be con- The bureau announced wage with the cost of living. impact, it will generate Bend, said she sees more and Association fret that push- ceptualized and put into the annual hike in “When we went into the around $20 million ... in more adults taking mini- ing wages to $15 an hour formal practice during September, which it said recession (in 2008), times economic activity. If you mum-wage jobs that would would lead to increases in the 1920s, as an offshoot would give 98,000 workers a got really bad,” Mattecheck think about who the folks typically be held by local fast food prices after fast of the advertising boom raise. It estimates those said. “For the first six are who are getting wage teens. food workers across the of the Golden Age of radio employees working 30 hours months the Consumer Price increases, they’re going to “If you don’t finish county protested last year in the United States. a week will have $234 more Index went up and mini- be redirecting that money to school, sometimes that’s for pay increases. Advertisers began to real- in their pocket this year. mum wage went up (45) goods and services, not put- your only choice,” she said. Reporter Chelsea Davis ize the significance of But North Bend Lanes cents. But in essence the ting it in the stock market. “Those people who don’t go can be reached at 541-269- demographics revealed by owner and manager Mark market went down, so it It’s meeting their immediate to college take these jobs. It’s 1222, ext. 239, or by email at sponsorship of different Mattecheck said that “good increased expenses on needs.” beneficial if there would be chelsea.davis@the- radio programs.” news” is canceled out by employers.” Minimum wage increases more for kids because worldlink.com. Follow her on To be successful in increasing price tags on the Oregon bases the increase over the last decade in they’re simpler jobs. Twitter: @ChelseaLeeDavis. business you need to understand what your customers want and Confusion, relief mark start of new health reforms need, what price they are willing to pay and what their buying habits are. BY JULIET WILLIAMS Tens of thousands of You need to understand The Associated Press potential Medicaid recipients what the competition is in the 36 states relying on the doing, what direction SACRAMENTO, Calif. — federal exchange also are in they are moving and how The new year brought relief limbo after the federal web- they are reaching cus- for Americans who previous- site that was supposed to tomers. And you need to ly had no health insurance or send their applications to the understand your indus- were stuck in poor plans, but states failed to do so. try, what are the business it also led to confusion after Reports of other compli- trends? What opportuni- the troubled rollout of the cations were scattered ties and threats are federal health care reforms around the country. looming on the horizon. sent a crush of late applica- But the volume was no Market research informa- tions to overloaded higher than usual on tion is available from a government agencies. Thursday at the call center variety of sources. That created stacks of yet- serving the federal health Government agencies can to-be-processed paperwork care exchange, where the vast provide a wealth of infor- and thousands — if not mil- majority of calls were from mation about economic lions — of people unsure consumers seeking coverage conditions, trends, dis- about whether they have starting Feb. 1, U.S. Health posable income and the insurance. and Human Services spokes- regulatory environment. Mike Estes of Beaverton, woman Joanne Peters said. Industry associations, Ore., finally received his The agency is coordinating business periodicals, aca- insurance card on Dec. 27 with “insurers, providers, demic institutions and after applying in early hospitals, and pharmacists to other businesses collect November. Still, the family help smooth the transition and analyze research data was thrilled to have insur- for consumers who are using about business trends. ance through the Oregon their new plans for the first The Associated Press Much of this information Health Plan, Oregon’s ver- time,”she said in an emailed Howard Kraft looks over healthcare information in his Lincolnton,N.C.home Monday.All things good,bad and is available on the inter- sion of Medicaid, because statement. unpredictable converge Jan. 1 for President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul as the law’s major benefits net or through the local their previous $380-a- The major pieces of the take effect, along with an unpopular insurance mandate and a real risk of more nerve-wracking disruptions library. The Small Affordable Care Act that took Business Development month premium “literally to coverage.For some,the changes bring big improvements,including Kraft.Apainful spinal problem left him crushed our family’s effect with the new year Center network has finances,”Estes said. mean people with pre-exist- unable to work as a hotel bellman. But he’s got coverage because federal law now forbids insurers from turn- access to a wealth of mar- Obama administration ing medical conditions ing away people with health problems.“I am not one of these people getting a policy because I’m being made ket research data that can officials estimate that 2.1 cannot be denied coverage, to,”Kraft said.“I need one to stay alive.” be provided to their million consumers have yearly out-of-pocket med- clients, usually at no cost. enrolled so far through the ical expenses will be capped health care overhaul as mil- deadline will be applied to al health insurance program Market research is used federal and state-run health and new insurance policies lions of patients begin to seek coverage starting Feb. 1 or for the poor, already was in business planning to insurance exchanges that are must offer a minimum level care under its new mandates. later. Consumers have until experiencing problems in determine the feasibility a central feature of the feder- of essential benefits, ranging The burden for implement- March 31 to sign up in time to some states. of a business idea or a al law. But even before from emergency room treat- ing the law now shifts to avoid a federal tax penalty for Anticipating disruptions, business location. It’s coverage began, health insur- ment to maternity care. insurance companies and remaining uninsured. That major drug store chains such used to show investors ance companies complained Some parts of the law took health care providers. fine starts at $95 for an indi- as CVS and Walgreens as well and lenders that financial they were receiving thou- effect previously, such as the People who signed up on vidual this year but climbs as smaller pharmacies have projections are reason- sands of faulty applications ability of young people to the federal website have until rapidly, to a minimum of announced they will help able. It’s also used to from the government, and remain on their parents’ Jan. 10 to pay premiums for $695 by 2016. There is an customers with coverage develop pricing strategy some people who thought insurance policies until age 26. coverage retroactive to Jan. 1, additional fine for parents questions, even providing and to build advertising they had enrolled for cover- The new year brings the while consumers in some who do not get health insur- temporary supplies of med- campaigns that reach age have not received most personal test yet for states have until Jan. 6. ance for their children. ications without insisting on potential customers. confirmation. President Barack Obama’s Premiums paid after the Medicaid, the state-feder- up-front payment. Market research is used to identify new opportunities and reduce business Library offers risks. Without market Oregon health exchange director resigns research it’s difficult to computer help identify trends or potential problems in your COOS BAY — The Coos ■ Resignation begin looking for a perma- 24,000 through the Oregon said his return to Cover industry. Bay Public Library is offering nent director. Health Plan, the state’s Oregon was dependent on Researching your mar- a new job assist computer lab effective March 5 King is the second offi- version of Medicaid. his health. King’s salary is ket is an ongoing process for those out of work. cial connected to the King was previously the $181,000 per year. in successful businesses. exchange to resign. He director of Oregon’s high- This free workshop will be “As you know, this was It can be as simple as ask- held from 9:15-11:15 a.m. Jan. BY GOSIA WOZNIACKA came under fire when the risk insurance program that ing customers how they The Associated Press online enrollment system covered patients who were not an easy decision for 31 at the library. me,” King wrote the board found your business or The workshop is intended failed to go live in October. denied private insurance what other products and PORTLAND — The man Technical problems with because of pre-existing for job seekers who need about his resignation. services they would be who led Oregon’s problem- the exchange have been an conditions. He was select- “However, with the uncer- interested in purchasing access to work-related tech- plagued health insurance embarrassment to the state ed for the Cover Oregon job tainty of my health it is the from you. It can be as nology to file for exchange has submitted his and forced Oregonians to in part for his relationships complex as creating a full unemployment, create resignation. most logical.” apply using paper applica- with the state’s insurers. scale survey and analyz- resumes and cover letters, fill Rocky King has been on Carolyn Lawson, chief tions. The state had to hire Before the website prob- ing the data collected out online applications, and medical leave since Dec. 2. information officer for the or reassign nearly 500 peo- lems, Cover Oregon using statistical analysis. more. There will be no formal His resignation is effective Oregon Health Authority ple to process applications received high marks for Arlene M. Soto is the lecture, but an instructor will at the end of his leave, by hand. recruiting a large number who oversaw most of the director of the SWOCC be available. March 5. As of this week, the of insurance carriers, which exchange’s development, Small Business Preregistration is required. The news came in a let- state’s online exchange still sparked competition that resigned in mid-December. Development Center, The sign-up sheet is at the ter sent by King to the hasn’t launched. About led to lower prices. www.BizCenter.org. She library’s reference desk. For board of Cover Oregon on Oregon Health 38,000 people had enrolled Last month, King told can be reached at 541-756- more information, call 541- Wednesday. The board Authority Director Bruce through Cover Oregon reporters that he had 6445, [email protected], or 269-1101 or go to wrote to the agency’s staff Goldberg remains Cover using the manual process, struggled with his health at 2455 Maple Leaf, North http://bay.cooslibraries.org/ on Thursday that it would 14,000 in private plans and for several years. He had Oregon’s acting director. calendar. Bend, OR 97459.

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When planning your plumbing parts. piece, consider having deep- Meanwhile, the Internet er shelves on lower levels and has also become crowded slightly shallower ones on with do-it-yourself instruc- upper levels. tions for making these Steel pipes (also called pieces. nipples) and floor flanges: It sounded relatively easy. These are commonly avail- But I was skeptical: I’d never able in gray or black steel, made a piece of furniture sold in various sizes at home before. It took a conversation improvement stores. Pipes with interior designer Kyle of a given thickness (1/2 Schuneman to convince me I inch, 3⁄4-inch or 1-inch) can be attached to flanges of the could do it. Schuneman has same thickness. created industrial shelving Surprisingly, these will be The Associated Press Photos units himself and has posted the most expensive pieces of A close-up view of a DIY completed bookshelf. Industrial-style shelving units and tables made from planks of wood and plumbing parts are gor- a tutorial on Pottery Barn’s your project, with each cost- geous and trendy, and can cost thousands of dollars. But creating custom-designed, industrial furniture yourself is surprisingly easy. blog. He told me that with a ing several dollars. Thicker bit of effort and planning, pipes will give a more indus- an electric sander will save Assembly anyone could design and trial look; thinner pipes a time and effort. build an industrial bookcase 1. Spread a drop cloth or slightly more delicate one. old sheet out to protect your for their home. Power drill Or get creative and vary the floor, and then place the So I tackled my first piece: thicknesses of the pipes on Electric screwdriver: wood plank that will be the a low-slung, three-shelf each level. optional, but it’s another bottom shelf on it. Arrange bookcase fastened with 1- Wood screws: I use flat- time and effort saver. the flanges with two on each inch-thick pipes and head Phillips screws. Size Planning end, approximately 1⁄2 inch flanges. depends on the size of the in from the edge of the wood. Since then, I’ve built six pipes and flanges. Choose the exact size and If you’re making a wide piece more items — everything Wood stain or paint: Of shape of the item you’d like (more than 3 or 4 feet), you from a display stand for vin- your choice, plus a layer of to create. For bookshelves, may want to put an extra set tage typewriters to a tiny end clear shellac or polyurethane you may want to get the of flanges and pipes in the table exactly the right height to seal the wood. deepest planks available at center for support, for a total for a reading lamp. 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BY KIM COOK typography and animal pat- balls), riveted furniture, and The Associated Press terns designed by New repurposed machine-shop Yorker Nancy Wolff are at elements such as gear pieces, Outfitting a play space for AllModern.com. tools and signage. A galva- children might consist of And chocolate, tangerine nized-iron, locker-style nothing more than setting or red knitted poufs and flat dresser makes great storage. up a few old furniture pieces, weave rugs with zingy geo- (www.pbteen.com ) plastic storage bins and the metric graphics are part of Powder-coated in crisp extra TV. the signature line at red or white, Ikea’s PS metal But some parents want Fab.com. cabinet adds a pop of color. the play space to reflect their For a low-key look that (www.ikea.com ) A magnet- design aesthetic. Does the still fits the aesthetic, think ized blackboard fits the edgy rest of the home read more smooth-edged Danish mod- vibe and lets inspiration fly. Eero Saarinen than ern wood furniture. Armless Make your own inexpensive- Superman? More Verner upholstered club chairs look ly with instructions at Panton than Pokemon? Is smart and are perfect for TheTurquoiseHome.com. the vibe less Nickelodeon, lounging; find new ones at Rugged-looking play more George Nelson? If so, Overstock.com and vintage tables offer surfaces for you’ll want to try balancing ones on Etsy.com. Or take a messy art and often offer kid-friendly with cool. cue from Australian designer great storage for toys and Some options: Anna Williams and use mid- games. (www.rhbabyand- century credenzas for toy child.com ) Lumber, flooring Mod mad storage — check out and stone yards will often The Associated Press Lots of decor from the ThriveFurniture.com and give old pallets away: Lots of A Restoration Hardware Baby & Child’s Weller and Mason play table that offers a modern take on a tradition- ‘60s and ‘70s works well in a OneKingsLane.com for ideas for making your own al kids’ play table. While offering functional storage and ample room to get creative, the non-juvenile styles play space: mod lamps, options at various prices. play or coffee table can be appeal to contemporary families who want the recreational spaces to blend with the rest of the family home. modular furniture, pop art, Accent with “Mad Men”- found at Home - and fun, space-age prints for era posters or toy ads, and dzone.co.za. and lions come in sizes up to be side tables, as well as shelves with a lip, so covers wallpaper and textiles. Hues add floor pillows covered in about 5 feet long. portable art supply zones or can be easily seen. Or popular back then — orange, patterns drawn from the era. Exploration location (www.thespotteddoor.com ; storage stations for small toy scrounge flea markets for old yellow, teal, green, white — Soothing hues like umber, Animals, trees, and sky or www.piqproducts.com .) parts. wooden carpenter’s tool add energy to furniture, avocado, mustard and sky earth elements can inspire Clouds and intergalactic ■ Multipurpose pieces boxes, which are sturdy and cushions and rugs. blue keep the energy relaxed. children to be creative in play silver orbs are two of the serve the whole family’s shallow. Use games as art by New York-based designer spaces, and many contem- striking mural wallpapers at needs. Land of Nod’s round displaying the boxes on Amanda Nisbet used a Roy Industrial chic porary pieces appeal to both DesignYourWall.com. Ikea’s coffee table with drawers is floating shelves; old game Lichtenstein print and a Rooms with an industrial kids and adults. At Vandring Spar low-pile rug user-friendly for TV watch- boards hung on a wall add chrome-trimmed bubble feel — warehouse-grade Stardust.com, find the Zuo features an Impressionist ing, table games and crafts, color and visual punch. chair in one of her children’s tables and storage, furniture Modern Phante chair, a ver- version of a nature walk, with no sharp corners to ■ Shoot photos of kids’ space projects. Victoria and decorative elements sion of Eames’ iconic, complete with grass and worry about. Also from the favorite toys — close-ups, Sanchez, a designer in with a rugged look — appeal polypropylene, elephant- sandy footprints. And a soft retailer, a farmhouse-style Instagrams and black-and- Washington, D.C., used color- to many kids, who sense they shaped chair. gray and white wool rug sil- work table with storage on white look cool — and then ful Missoni fabrics to liven up a can let loose in these spaces. A realistic, cast-resin houettes romping deer and a the ends provides space for mount them in identical teen lounge. (www.aman- And the style’s on trend, so bear’s head is fun, eclectic leafy forest at teens and laptops, grown-up frames. Ikea has inexpensive danisbetdesign.com; it’s easy to do. wall art. (www.urbanoutfit- LandofNod.com. tasks and art projects. Ikea’s options, and Michaels’ craft www.victoriaathome.com) Neutral color palettes ters.com ) Other ideas: Kivik sectional can be recon- stores stock three-packs of Check out Modshop1.com mixing whites, grays and Ocean Sole’s animal ■ Create inexpensive, figured a lot of different LP frames. and Designpublic.com for browns work for either gen- sculptures made out of scav- customized storage in a ways; it’s hardy, comfy and When the kids set up pieces — many of them kid- der. Look for ceiling lights enged flip flops would be playroom by painting or versatile for a family room. their own places in a few size — that fit the style. caged in metal (no worries inspiration for indoor staining ready-made kitchen ■ Display books face for- years, this will be hip art Hip, retro-style robot, about errant pillows or Nerf adventures — rhinos, giraffes cabinets. Metal tool carts can ward on wall-mounted with happy memories. Climate of change ahead for gardening

BY DEAN FOSDICK becoming available. With all the invasion of exotic pests. sidelines. The Associated Press the empty homes, you can Building resistance to cli- “Gardening feeds spinoff create parks; you can create mate change. That impacts hobbies like cooking. People While many gardeners food production. Detroit is what we plant and where we who grow things tend to scan the newly arrived seed rebounding using not only plant trees.” become amateur cooks. If catalogs to plan their next open land but creating verti- you cook at home, look at growing season, the indus- cal hydroponic food Flowers how much money you save. try’s visionaries are pouring production in abandoned Anthony Tesselaar, presi- “Gardening also impacts talent and resources into industrial buildings.” dent and co-founder, health. If you go to any clinic products and ideas they hope Anthony Tesselaar Plants, and talk to any dietician, the will be sown in years to Houseplants Silvan, Australia: effects of vegetables are come. Jose Smith, chief execu- “The gardening industry obvious. Evolutionary biology is tive officer, Costa Farms, has been looking at plant size Choosing a diet high in just one aspect of flora Miami: and multi-use aspects with vegetables makes you a lot development; plant resilien- “We’re trying hard to increasing urbanization, and healthier.” cy, landscape design and bring more color to house- also such factors as increased “Parents of newborns are education also are part of the plants. Green is not a color. disease resistance to reduce increasingly shying away creative mix. We’re also trying to create the needs for pesticides and from processed foods and So what are the prospects plants so they’re more of a other chemicals in a closed are forcing companies such for gardening in the year lifestyle — a living home urban environment. as Burpee to research high- 2020 and beyond? Some decor.” “Dwarf and clump plants yielding, relatively responses from the long- are being developed for bland-tasting — still retain- term thinkers: Trees smaller-space gardening. ing all nutritious elements — Greg Ina, vice president, There is also work on estab- soft-fruited elements. Organics The Davey Institute, Kent, lishing more fastigiated “More than just an Coach Mark Smallwood, Ohio: (slender) trees and shrubs.” accent, herbs will soon executive director, Rodale “We’re working to quan- occupy a more prominent Institute, Kutztown, Pa.: tify the benefits of trees. Vegetables/herbs role in American home- “Organic gardening People are beginning to go George Ball, chairman cooked cuisine, with far The Associated Press won’t be simply a niche mar- beyond the anecdotal under- and chief executive officer, more flavorful leaves that ket. It’s a $31 billion industry standing that trees are good W. Atlee Burpee & Co., will change recipes and food These ears of sweet-tasting, bi-color corn were grown from seed in con- now and growing in double — beyond beautification to Warminster, Pa.: for the table. We see this tainers inside a hobby greenhouse. The Burpee’s “On Deck” corn digits every year. natural functions like pollu- “All roads lead to the gar- happening at top-tier matured in a little more than two months. “There will be more food tion and wellness. den. Almost everybody is restaurants in major cities. populations of deer, every vegetables for cultivation on and fewer lawns. Urban food “Another big scientific into gardening and vegetable “Spurred by less space major home gardening com- patios and limited areas. production will be up topic is resiliency. Improving gardening is the focus. and the need to protect gar- pany is working on Plants will be smaller but because a lot of open space is early detection. Dealing with Flowers are almost on the dens from exploding developing a portfolio of their yields higher.” Be careful who the gifter is Got a new rechargeable There is a reason some cream. drill Wednesday, didn’t you? hammers cost $5.99 and You’ll be able to see your Maybe a router? some cost $39.99. pencil marks through it. Or a circular saw? If you don’t know that After cutting, all you have to Fantastic! Nothing like reason, do is wipe off the cream and ! HOUSE o new toys to play with. perhaps it dust (really, mud now). G Or maybe not … WORKS would be But I have to ask: Why are There’s also nothing like better if you you creating dust? Unlike the unwrapping a shiny new toy gave the sawing that’s necessary to fun. rything and having it break the first handyfolks cut through those wonderful e to eve orld time you play with it. on your old lath-and-plaster walls, ur guid kend W Yo The Wee It’s all very nice to get shopping all drywall requires is a few days in tools for Christmas, but you lists new strokes with a sharp utility Satur have to be very careful about flannel knife. who gives them to you. shirts There really should be no I always felt pretty safe instead. dust to worry about. STEVE Contents are prepared by the Advertising asking Dad for tools. He You can’t And now, while I’m think- BATIE Department with contributions from local housing taught me on his own stuff, HouseWorkshave too ing about it, here are a couple Oregon Coast industry representatives. Opinions expressed by and I knew if he bought me many flan- of more uses for shaving by Steve Batie contributors belong to the writers and may not tools, they’d be good ones. nel shirts. cream (if, like me, you don’t Home Finder represent official views of their employers or And my Uncle Earl, who If you go out to the home actually use the stuff on your professional associations. Nothing in this showed me how to form center or hardware store face): A weekly advertising publication may be reproduced in any manner sheet metal and to use a today, chances are you’ll ■ Dab some on carpeting supplement published without the specific written permission of the blowtorch when I was about spot backyard carpenters stained with red wine, and by The World publisher. 10 years old, could be relied and driveway mechanics and you often can wipe away the Advertising Department upon to present a hollow- other weekend warriors of problem. EQUAL ground carbon-steel hunting the homeownering wars ■ Keep a can in the shop HOUSING OPPORTUNITY knife and not some stain- turning in last week’s stock- or garden shed for cleanup PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: All real estate advertising less-steel discount store ing-stuffers. without soap and water. CONTACT US knock-off. (Earl was as much Q: In our “old” house Shaving cream won’t remove in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing into blades as I continue to with its plaster walls we wood stain or oil-based fin- The World Newspaper Act which makes it illegal to advertise” any be.) never had to deal with ishes, but it’s fine for preference, limitation or discrimination based on PO BOX 1840 race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status Even my brother, the drywall dust. Here in our ordinary grime. I find those Coos Bay, OR 97420 or national origin, or an intention, to make any architect, has a decent idea “new” condo we have to travel-sized cans are just such preference, limitation or discrimination.” of what constitutes a decent cut a hole in a wall. How about right. Familial status includes children under the age of tool and can be trusted to do we eliminate — uh, PS: Happy New Year! 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant buy them. minimize — the dust?— And may your gifters do a HOW TO PLACE women and people who have security custody of The rest of the family … Rosalind: better job next season. children under 18. This newspaper will not well, not so much. If the hole you’re making Send your questions to: ADVERTISING knowingly accept any advertising for real estate As a result, over the years isn’t too large — perhaps for HouseWorks, P.O. Box Phone: 269-1222 which is in violation of the law. Our readers are I’ve spent a lot of time a new wall switch or outlet — 81609, Lincoln, NE 68501, or Fax: 267-0294 hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in returning tools and buying one trick is to cover the area email: houseworks@jour- this newspaper are available on and equal different ones. with a thin coat of shaving nalstar.com. opportunity basis.

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Assemblies of God Christian Science Grace International Pentecostal of God FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY EASTSIDE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE PC OF G Building a Christ Centered Family 444 S.Wall, Coos Bay • 888-3294 190 D Street, Coos Bay • 541-808-0822 South Empire Blvd. & Olesan Lane Pastor Ivan Sharp Sunday School 9:30am Rev. Betty and Russell Bazzell, Pastors Church - 541-888-6114 Pastor -541-888-6224 Sunday Service & Sunday School...... 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:30 am Wednesday 7:00pm: Kid’s Program/Youth/Adult CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Wednesday Bible Study (Youth & Adult)...... 6:30 pm Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm “We preach the Gospel as it is to people as they are.” Monday Men’s & Women’s Meeting ...... 6:30 pm P.O. Box 805/2050 Lincoln St./NorthBend Adjacent to church - Open after services, or by Appt. Tuesday SAFEMeeting ...... 7:00 pm Wednesday Teen Meeting...... 7:00 pm Ph. 541-756-4838 www.nbfwc.org 541-751-9059 Thursday Mid-Week Services ...... 7:00 pm

Baptist Jewish EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Church of Christ YOUR CHURCH HERE! 282 W. Sixth, Coquille OR 97423 CONGREGATION MAYIM SHALOM Senior Pastor Mark Elefritz ... Assistant Pastor Aaron Finley COOS BAY CHURCH OF CHRIST This could be your church Sunday School 9:30am Shabbat Service Morning Worship Service 10:45 am “Building the Church you read about in your Bible” information. Wednesday Family Night 6:00 pm Bob Lentz, Minister (541) 267-6021 Friday, February 14th, 7:00pm Call for information about Youth Ministries, Bible Studies, 775 W. Donnelly Ave. led by Rabbi Jackie Brodsky CALL VALERIE TODAY! Mom-To-Mom Ministry, Men’s Group & Wednesday Family Night for all ages 541-396-2921 • www.ebccoquille.org Bible School Classes 9:45am • Evening Worship 6:00pm 123 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay Morning Worship 10:45am • Wednesday Prayer & Study 7:00pm For more info call 541-266-0470 Thursday Night Youth Group 7:00pm www.mayimshalom.org Signing for Hearing Impaired *** Also, Nursery Available FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH YOUR CHURCH HERE! Presbyterian 1140 South 10th, Coos Bay CHURCH OF CHRIST An American Baptist Church This could be your church Pastor Gary Rice www.firstbaptistcoosbay.com 2761 BROADWAY, NORTH BEND • 541-756-4844 information. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, N. BEND Sunday School ...... 9:00 am Sunday Bible Study ...... 9:30 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:00 am Sunday Worship...... 10:30 am CALL VALERIE TODAY! 541-756-4155 • PASTOR: Dr. Daniel Myers Sunday Children’s Church...... 10:00 am Sunday Life Group...... 6:00 pm Monday Bible Study ...... 6:00 pm Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm Harrison & Vermont St. (East side of Pony Village Mall) Wednesday Home Bible Study ...... 6:30 pm Sunday School...... 9:15 am Where You Can Find A Friend Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:30 am Men & Womens Breakfast Bible Study (Friday)...... 6:30 am Youth Meeting (Friday Evening) ...... 6pm-9pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTH BEND Lutheran Combined Youth Group (Sunday) ...... 6 pm-7:00 pm Pastor J. L. Coffey 2080 Marion Ave., North Bend, 541-756-6544 (Cleveland, Tenn.) www.firstbaptistnb.org Church of God CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL 1835 N. 15th, Coos Bay • 541-267-3851 Sunday School...... 9:45 am Sunday Worship Service...... 11:00 am & 6:00 pm NORTH BEND CHURCH OF GOD Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Wednesday SAFE Addiction Recovery Program...... 6:30 pm Pastor Quintin Cundiff Reformed Wednesday Bible Study...... 7:00 pm 1067 Newmark, North Bend • 541-756-6289 Pastor Gary L. Robertson Sunday Worship (Fall/Winter schedule)...... 10:30 am SOUTHERN BAPTIST Sunday Bible Study for all ages ...... 11:45 am Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Wednesday Advent Service...... 7:00 pm Sunday Morning Service ...... 10:30 am C hrist Lutheran School NOW ENROLLING - H OPE COVENANT REFORMED CHURCH preschool through 6th grade Sunday Evening Service...... 6:00 pm www.clcs-cb.org 580 E. 9th St., Coquille, Oregon Wednesday Evening Service ...... 7:00 pm SKYLINE BAPTIST CHURCH “Building People Through Biblical Values” Pastor: Ron Joling • 541-396-4183 “A Christ Centered, Biblically Based, Family Oriented, Dynamic Fellowship” 3451 Liberty St., North Bend - 541-756-3311 FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School ...... 9:45 am (1 block off Newmark behind Boynton Park) Morning Service ...... 11:00 am www.sbcnb.org Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Afternoon Service...... 4:30 pm David Woodruff, Sr. Pastor - Tim Young, Adult & Family Ministries 2741 Sherman Ave., North Bend Josh Kintigh, Youth & Children, Brenda Langlie, Children’s Director Community Churches Pastor Sue Seiffert - 541-756-4035 Sunday School...... 9:00 am & 10:30 am Office Hours...... Mon.-Fri. 8:45-11:45 am Sunday Worship...... 9:00 am& 10:30 am Sunday School ...... 9:15 am Wednesday Awana...... 6:30 pm HAUSER COMMUNITY CHURCH Adult Study ...... 9:00 am Worship (Child Care Provided)...... 10:30 am Salvation Army 69411 Wildwood Dr., 7 miles north of North Bend faithlutheran-nb.org Staff: John Adams, Bill Moldt, Rob Wright, Rob Douglass, Nancy Goodman. Home of Cartwheels Preschool ~ [email protected] Radio broadcast Sunday @ 8:30 a.m. (K-Light 98.7 fm) THE SALVATION ARMY Catholic Sunday Worship Celebration...... 9:00 am & 11:00 am Sunday School...... 9:00 am WORSHIP & SERVICE CENTER Nurseries provided for all services. Affiliated with Village Missions - 541-756-2591 GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN ELCA 1155 Flanagan, Coos Bay...541-888-5202 HOLY REDEEMER - NORTH BEND 1290 Thompson Rd., Coos Bay (5 Blocks East of Hospital) Lieutenants Kevin and Heather Pope...Corps Officers Pastor Jon Strasman - 541-267-2347 NEW SCHEDULE 2250 16th St. - 541-756-0633 WORSHIP HOURS (West off Broadway) Free Kids Meal ...... 9:00 am Worship Service...... 8:30 am & 11:00 am Christian Worship ...... 9:30 am MASSES: Sunday School...... 10:00 am Sunday Morning Worship...... 10:45 am Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Adult Bible Study ...... 10:00 am Sunday: 8:00 am & 12:00 pm Confessions: Saturday 3-3:45 pm or by appointment All are Welcome (Nursery available for all services) Daily Mass: Wed 5:00pm / Thu & Fri 9:00am Comeome Seventh-day Adventist Church

Methodist COOS BAY SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST ST. MONICA - COOS BAY Worshiporship 2175 Newmark, Coos Bay 541-756-7413 357 S. 6th St. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MASSES: Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor Sabbath School Bible Class...... 9:30 am With Us Worship Service...... 10:45 am Saturday Vigil: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:30 am & 11:00 am Worship Service...... 11:00 am Spanish Mass: 1 pm Communion 1st Sunday of each month - Pastor Ken Williams Confessions: Saturday 3:30 pm - 5 pm or by appt. Handicapped Accessible Daily Mass: Tues: 5:30 pm Wed-Fri: 12 pm 123 Ocean Blvd. • 541-267-4410 • www.coosbayumc.org Open hearts, open minds, open doors • Childcare Available Episcopal Unitarian Universalist YOUR CHURCH HERE! UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N. BEND EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST (S.C.U.U.F.) This could be your church 541-756-6959 4th & Highland, Coos Bay 541-269-5829 Rev. Laura Beville, Pastor DIVERSE BELIEFS - ONE FELLOWSHIP information. Rev. Stephen A. Tyson, Rector Located at Pony Village Mall, between AT&T & Sears Stores Liberal Religious Organization CALL VALERIE TODAY! Sunday Services...... 7:30 & 10:00 am SCHEDULE Sunday School Classes...... 9:45 am Worship Service ...... 9:30 am 10am Sundays at 580 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Holy Eucharist with Healing...... 12 noon Communion 1st Sunday of the month 541-266-7335 Children’s Sermon & Nursery Care for more information and childcare arrangements

Christian Foursquare Nazarene Unity Worldwide Ministries FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH BAY AREA FOURSQUARE CHURCH NAZARENE - BAY AREA UNITY BY THE BAY 466 Donnelly (across from the new Coos Bay Fire Station) Located in North Bend at 1850 Clark St. (Behind Perry Electric) “Honoring diversity and the many paths to God. 2420 Sherman, North Bend • 541-756-5555 Glorifying, Proclaiming and Showing Christ to all Sr. Pastor Ron Halvorson A spiritual community to come home to...” Sunday School ...... 9:30 am Pastors: David & Marilyn Scanlon Sunday School...... 9:30 am Praise and Worship...... 10:45 am (541) 269-1821 Sunday Morning Worship ...... 10:45 am Sunday Celebration Service - 10 am Ladies Bible Study ...... Thurs., 10:00 am Sunday School..... (All ages through Adult)...... 9:00 am - 9:45 am Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 pm 2100 Union ~ North Bend • 541-751-1633 Sunday Worship.....(Nursery & Children’s Church Provided)...... 10:00 am Children’s Worship and Nursery Care NURSERY • CHILDREN’S CHURCH • YOUTH PROGRAM Office/Bookstore M-W-F 10 - 2 Pastors Sharron Kay & Jim Womack We also have small group ministries meeting throughout the week. BIBLE STUDIES • CARE GROUPS E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ba4.org For information or directions call 541-756-2004 Call Yellow Cab for a $1 (each way) ride to Unity By The Bay.

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Dear Mary: A friend repaid a personal loan of $900 by giving me his personal check, drawn on Bank of America. I FRANK AND ERNEST took it to a local branch. They charged me $6 to cash it. Is this fee legal? Would it have been less had the check been for a smaller amount? — James, California Dear James: It is both legal and fairly common for non- account holders to EVERYDAY be CHEAPSKATE charged a check- THE BORN LOSER cashing fee. It’s a lot like using an ATM that belongs to a bank where Mary you don’t have an Hunt account. Not all banks or ZITS credit unions have such a charge, however. Some apply it differently depending on whether the check is drawn on a business or personal account, while others have a fee if the amount of the check exceeds say $150. It’s random. I think we will see fees like these increase as banks look for more ways to enhance their profits margins. Dear Mary: Thank you for making our world a better CLASSIC PEANUTS place with your common sense advice. I would like to explain why I think our daughter may inspire you. In THE FAMILY CIRCUS 1976, our daughter Stephanie was born with cerebral palsy, Spina Bifida and a premature birth weight of 2 pounds, 4 ounces. She was tiny, but very bright and beautiful. Although Stephanie experiences lower paralysis and has never walked, she has FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE never let her physical limita- tions disable her ability to live a productive and happy life. Her early life was dominat- ed by multiple surgeries to improve balance and muscle tightness, yet her determination to achieve self-reliance and independence grew. She graduated from high school, went on to receive a BA degree from Oakland University and a Masters from ROSE IS ROSE both Michigan State University and the University of South Florida. Stephanie is currently a licensed mental health coun- selor in Florida and has worked for a faith-based homeless shelter in Tampa Bay for approximately the past eight years. She enjoys her work very much and works with wonderful people. She contributes to a 403(b) LUANN each year, has no debt and does have some savings. She is very grateful for her job, her friends and her co-workers. She gets up before 4:00 a.m. each day to ready herself for work and to give herself enough time to catch the bus. She never complains, instead she praises God for the mira- cles she perceives daily. She inspires me, gives me hope and makes me proud to be her GRIZZWELLS dad. Last year she underwent a risky lower back surgery to relieve muscle tightness and almost-constant pain. It was successful, but we worried about what would happen to her if she ever lost her limited mobility. Would you consider advising her on how to plan for her financial future? She is a very hard worker who I believe makes our world a brighter place. At 36, she is not thinking about life at 66, so receiving good advice now could prove to be priceless MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN later. — Gary, Michigan Dear Gary: What an inspir- ing story. Stephanie sounds like an amazing young woman. Contributing to her employer’s retirement plan from a young age is giving her a great start on planning for retirement. Watch your mailbox, because I am sending Stephanie a copy of my new book, “The Smart Woman’s Guide to Planning for Retirement.” It’s an easy read and will introduce her to the six simple strategies every woman, no matter her age, needs to understand and start working on today. I know Stephanie is going to love my new book because, in a way, it feels like perhaps I wrote it just for her. C6• The World • Saturday, January4,2014 Cl ass if i eds

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