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BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE Lobsinger is on medical leave. food warehouse in Coos Bay. clenched fist. I saw him hesitate, “We can’t comment on person- The World “I can’t give out any information Krause alleges Lobsinger was and he hit my desk instead.” nel issues, but we can say that about our staff,” she said. “And I angry at him over a range of inter- Krause was terminated as ware- Chuck’s termination had nothing COOS BAY — A terminated can’t give out any information on nal issues, but his house co-ordinator Dec. 12. to do with his relationship with Mr. employee alleges that the director the status of them.” response was dis- ORCCA’s human resources director Lobsinger,”she said. of the region’s food bank system is D’Souza said Lobsinger was proportionate to gave Krause a list of reasons for the This isn’t the first time Lob- on medical leave following a con- unavailable for comment. She the perceived termination, including conflicts singer has courted controversy. frontation between the pair. declined to explain why. offenses. He says with subordinate staff and ignoring James Freeman, the former The allegations follow a spate of Chuck Krause, who worked Lobsinger swore procedures. warehouse co-ordinator before complaints against food director under Lobsinger until he was fired and yelled during While Krause says he wasn’t per- Krause, says he watched Lobsinger Rollie Lobsinger over the past year from ORCCA on Tuesday, says his their confronta- fect, he disagrees with the organiza- verbally abuse volunteers and by volunteers and former co-work- former boss has been on medical tion. tion’s rationale. He contends the coworkers in 2009. Rollie ers inside Oregon Coast Commu- leave since Dec. 10. “He came close termination was spurred by a formal “The first three or four months I Lobsinger nity Action. Krause says that followed an to striking me,” complaint he had lodged about his was there, he blew up on three to Spokeswoman Amanda D’Souza incident in which Lobsinger angri- Krause said. “He confrontation with Lobsinger. swerved his hand — actually his said she can’t confirm whether ly reprimanded him in ORCCA’s D’Souza says that’s untrue. SEE ORCCA | A8 NRA goes Cold storms slam Oregon silent after latest school shooting

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WASHINGTON — Where is the NRA? The nation’s largest gun-rights organization — typically outspoken about its positions even after shooting deaths — has gone all but silent since last week’s rampage at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school that left 26 people dead, including 20 children. Its Facebook page has disappeared. It has posted no tweets. It makes no mention of the shooting on its website. None of its leaders hit the media circuit Sunday to promote its sup- port of the Second Amendment right to bear arms as the nation mourns the latest shooting victims and opens a new debate over gun restrictions. On Monday, the NRA offered no rebuttal as 300 anti-gun protesters marched to its Capitol Hill office. After previous mass shootings — such as in Oregon and Wisconsin — the group was quick to both send its condolences and defend gun owners’ constitutional rights, popular among millions of Americans. There’s no indication that the National Rifle Association’s silence this time is a signal that a change in its ardent opposition to gun restrictions is imminent. Nor has there been any explanation for its absence from the debate thus far. The NRA, which claims 4.3 million members The Associated Press and is based in Northern Virginia, did not Don McLachlan shovels out from a winter snowstorm at Shelter Cover Resort and Marina on Willamette Pass after a snow storm descended on the area return telephone messages Monday seeking Monday.While not much snow is expected to make it down to sea level, it may dust the hilltops here in Coos County. comment. SEE SILENCE | A8 Expect cold, windy, Another tsunami dock lurks offshore weather on coast BY JESSIE HIGGINS The World

GRAYS HARBOR, Wash. — Fishermen have spotted a large floating dock offshore, similar to BY JESSIE HIGGINS Wednesday morning when a storm front wind warning and a winter-weather advi- the derelict Japanese dock that washed ashore The World moves through. sory for the South Coast area. near Newport in June. Drivers in that part of the county “The wind is the first thing that will be The U.S. Coast Guard has been unable to COOS BAY — Despite a dusting of snow should drive with care and allow extra felt along the coast,”Petrucelli said. relocate the floating dock, which was reported this morning, it probably won’t be enough travel time, Petrucelli said. Winds will come from the south, about 16 nautical miles northwest of Grays to stick around this week. U.S. Highway 101 likely will be unaf- beginning at 7 a.m. Wednesday and con- Harbor, Wash. by fishermen aboard the Lady “It’s going to be tough to get (snow) fected. tinue until about 4 a.m. Thursday, blow- Nancy. right down to sea level,”said Mike Petru- “The only areas on 101 people might ing 40 to 55 mph with gusts up to 65 to 75 “It’s hard to say exactly where it will go,”said celli, a meteorologist at the National want to watch out is bridges and over- mph. Keeley Belva, a spokeswoman for the National Weather Service’s Medford office. passes,” Petrucelli said. “They might be The strongest winds are expected at Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. But you’re “not going to have to go far,” slick, because underneath there is air, not exposed areas long U.S. Highway 101. NOAA is asking ocean and beach users to be he said. “Probably at about 500 feet is warming ground.” The National Weather Service also is extra vigilant, and report any dock sightings. where you’re going to start seeing some A storm will bring high winds, cold predicting two to three inches of rain for “Our primary concern is for boaters,” Belva snow that’s sticking.” weather and snow to the coastal area Wednesday night. said. “We don’t want anyone to come across it That means that areas along state Wednesday morning and through Thurs- Reporter Jessie Higgins can be reached Highway 42 on the eastern side of the day, according to the National Weather at 541-269-1222, ext. 240, or SEE DOCK | A8 county could get a dusting beginning Service. The agency has issued a high- [email protected].

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The Grinch. Scrooge. Walmart or Target. the lookout for scams during COOS COUNTY Oogie Boogie man. Mr. Heat All Rathbun had to do to the holiday season, the result Dec. 14, 9:48 p.m., man arrested Drunk driver crashes, traps man Miser. claim the reward was send could have been much dif- on warrant for assault, 900 block These fictional characters $6.95 to an address on the ferent. of C Avenue. THE WORLD tried unsuccessfully to ruin card. “I am pretty scam con- Dec. 16, 9:50 a.m., man arrested the holidays by killing the Suspecting the deal may scious this time of year,”she on violation of restraining order, COOS BAY — Police say a Coos Bay man with a blood Christmas be too good to be true, Rath- said. “If I wasn’t that way, I 60100 block of Lee Valley Road. alcohol level twice the legal limit crashed his pickup in spirit. Real bun called Walmart and probably would have Greenacres on Saturday night. Dec. 16, 1:29 p.m., burglary to SCAM life scam- asked if they were giving thought this was legitimate Frank Clawson, 44, was arrested on charges of DUII, mers are away rebate cards. and sent them the money.” garage, 63566 block of North PATROL Jade Street. vehicular assault and reckless endangering after his attempting “They told me they Do you know of a scam cir- 1994 Ford truck collided with 31-year-old Danial Davis’ to cast a weren’t doing anything like culating the Bay Area? Dec. 16, 5:14 p.m., man arrested on car around 1:25 p.m., the Coos County Sheriff’s Office dark cloud that,”Rathbun said. Contact reporter Tyler domestic harassment, 63700 said. over this Wanting to get to the bot- Richardson at 541-269-1222, block of Wallace Road. Davis had to be extricated from his vehicle by mem- holiday tom of the mysterious card, ext 236 or at bers of the Greenacres Fire Department. The Sheriff’s season by Rathbun called a number trichardson@theworld- NORTH BEND Office said a passenger in Clawson’s truck, Jesse Claw- dipping into that was listed near the bot- link.com Dec. 14, 11:21 a.m., someone kick- son, received facial injuries as result of the collision. people’s tom. ing plastic bottles into the road- Frank Clawson was taken to the Coos County jail, bank A woman picked up and Protect yourself way, officer made him pick them where the Sheriff’s Office said his blood alcohol level TYLER accounts. tried to assure her the rebate Oregon’s attorney general issued all up, 2400 block of Pacific registered as .17. Clawson was booked and released the RICHARDSON While was real. Street. an advisory on how to avoid gift- same night. Christmas- When Rathbun asked the buying scams this holidays season: Dec. 14, 1:16 p.m., man arrested time may woman why she needed to I Know the seller on driving while suspended and represent eggnog, colorful send the money, she told her I Be skeptical of offers too good cited for driving uninsured, 2100 Dec. 14, 6:16 p.m., teen assaulted Street. lights and carols for some, it was part of a processing to be true block of Newmark Avenue. near 14th and Everett streets. Dec. 14, 11:14 a.m., man arrested for others it’s a time to prey fee. I Stay away from pop-up ads Dec. 14, 7:10 p.m., juveniles run- on parole violation and juvenile on those in the giving mood. “The woman was rude Dec. 14, 2:06 p.m., fraud, North- I Stick to secure websites west Community Credit Union, ning in the roadway, Virginia referred for possession of mari- Gail Rathbun almost fell when I asked her questions,” I Review shipping policies 2470 Tremont Avenue. Avenue and Virginia Court. juana after theft of dirt bike, victim to one these scams. Rathbun said. I Use credit and debit cards 1600 block of South 17th Street. The 75-year-old from Lan- Rathbun said she realized wisely Dec. 14, 2:45 p.m., someone Dec. 14, 9:42 p.m., citations issued dumping garbage on another’s after incident involving minors in Dec. 15, 2:23 a.m., man arrested on glois received a card in the it was a scam and ended the I Keep a paper trail property, Union Avenue and possession of alcohol. DUII, South Broadway Street and mail telling her she had won call. She said if she hadn’t I Create a budget and stick to it. Tower Street. a $100 gift rebate from either called Walmart or been on Dec. 15, 2:40 p.m., burglary report- Golden Avenue. ed, 2000 block of Commercial Dec. 15, 11:10 a.m., shoplifting, Wal- Street. mart, 2051 Newmark Ave. Dec. 15, 8:14 p.m., man arrested for Dec. 15, 11:16 a.m., theft, Holly- disorderly conduct, 1100 block of wood and Barview streets. Virginia Avenue. EEmployeemmppllooyyeeee oofoff tthethhee MMonthMoonntthh Dec. 15, 7:16 p.m., theft of bike, Dec. 16, 12:04 a.m., man cited and 1900 block of North Seventh Chris Johnson released on DUII, The Mill Casino- Street. Hotel, 3201 Tremont Ave. You Chris was chosen for his hard work and great Dec. 15, 7:50 p.m., man arrested on werr Po usstt attitude. Chris has been with Reese Electric for warrants and cited for theft, Birch n Trr COOS BAY Ca 946 Avenue and North Bayshore ce 1 6 1/2 years and is a journeyman wireman. Siin c Dec. 14, 8:23 a.m., attempted Drive. Thehe PeoplePeople BBehindehind tthehe PPowerower ooff OOrangerange fraud, 800 block of Crocker Dec. 15, 9:25 p.m., theft of medica- The People Behind the Power of Orange Street. Noorthrth BBend,end,, OORR • 5541.756.058141..756..0581 tions, 500 block of South Ninth Dec. 14, 8:34 a.m., fraud, 200 block Street. Bandon,andon,, OROR • 541.347.3066541..347..3066 of South Ninth Street. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, December 18,2012 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas• 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Bird count returns to Coquille Valley for 2013

TODAY COQUILLE — This win- will continue routine main- ods. Customers should will be appointing members Holiday Lights 4-9:30 p.m., ter, an estimated 60,000 BAY AREA tenance flushing of water- avoid doing laundry if their at the Jan. 7 City Council Shore Acres State Park, people in the United States, lines within its distribution water appears discolored. If meeting. 89039 Cape Arago Highway, Canada and elsewhere in REPORTS system in Coos Bay. the discoloration does not In addition to these com- Charleston. Refreshments the Western Hemisphere Flushing of waterlines will clear up promptly, please mittee vacancies, the city and displays in the Garden will take part in the 113th Schubothe leads the local be from Alder Avenue north notify the Water Board at also is taking applications House. Parking is $5. Myrtle annual Audubon Christmas count. to Teakwood Avenue and 541-267-3128. for drivers for Dial a Ride Point High School Show Bird Count. Within count For those who would like from Eighth Street east to City searches for and volunteer positions at Choir 6-6:30 p.m. Pavilion circles registered in advance Bayshore Drive. Flushing the Umpqua Discovery entertainment. to help, but are unable to budget, planning help with the Audubon Society, devote the day or are unable will begin in the morning Center, the animal shelter Shield Family’s Annual teams of birders will take to to get out in the field, there each day about 8 a.m. and REEDSPORT — The City and Adopt a Park. of Reedsport is still looking Applications are available Christmas Train Display 6- the field for fun, tradition are opportunities to count end at approximately 3 for applications for one at Reedsport City Hall, 451 10 p.m., Charleston Rural and science. birds in their yards or p.m., Monday through budget committee member, Winchester Ave. and online Fire Protection, 92342 Cape Jan. 5 is the date for this neighborhoods or at their Friday. In some locations, it Arago Highway, Charleston. one planning commissioner at www.cityofreeds- year’s count, the 15th count feeders on count day at their may be necessary to begin Admission is by donation and two urban renewal dis- port.org. in the Coquille Valley. The leisure. Feeder counters are flushing earlier in the and refreshments are pro- trict advisory members. For more information, Coquille Valley Christmas especially short in number morning and end earlier in vided. The application deadline contact Deanna Schafer at Bird Count is the local in Coquille and Riverton. the afternoon. is Dec. 28. The City Council 541-271-1989. Bingo 6:30 p.m., Masonic Bandon/Coquille contribu- Those interested in join- Customers within the Temple, corner of Virginia tor to the Audubon ing a count team Jan. 5 or and Union Avenues, North affected area may experi- Society’s annual exercise. helping in other ways can ence periods of reduced Bend. 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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Editor Opinion Ryan Haas, City Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Downtown parking: Never enough

The first thing to keep in Downtown parking once downtown residents. Consider: Our view mind about downtown again graces tonight’s Coos The city’s ability to help I An information cam- Our view: Coos Bay parking is that Coos Bay Bay City Council agenda. (7 is limited. Parking enforce- paign could remind officials should engage has plenty. If shoppers’ p.m., City Hall). You ment costs money, and city employees their jobs downtown merchants in cars filled every free, safe, almost can hear the coun- officials say fines won’t depend on convenient solving the parking issue. nearby parking space, cilors’ teeth grinding in cover the cost. Raising the parking for customers. downtown cash registers anticipation. The parking fines or installing parking I Would more prominent What do you think? would ring nonstop. problem is a matter of per- meters would risk alienat- signs steer more people to Coos Bay’s problem is a ception, but it’s agonizing- ing shoppers. public parking lots? The World welcomes classic affliction of small ly real for merchants whose Increased enforcement I What about assigning letters. Email us at cities and suburbs. livelihoods depend on can backfire, too. If a few reserved lot spaces to [email protected]. Shoppers will cheerfully attracting customers. legitimate shoppers get employees and residents? A lace up their boots to hike Many cities’ downtown ticketed, a new round of sense of ownership might the asphalt prairies outside parking problems are self- complaints will begin. nudge them to do the right malls and Walmarts, but inflicted. Without aggres- The council’s best bet is thing. they balk at walking half a sive enforcement, on-street to involve the merchants in Whatever the council block downtown. If no parking spaces get filled by some creative problem does, don’t expect a perma- parking spot is available the merchants’ own solving. Maybe create a nent solution. Downtown right outside the store, for- employees. In Coos Bay, the parking advisory commit- parking is an issue that get it. alleged culprits also include tee to explore options. always comes back. Obama ups bid as GOP looks for way out of crisis

It’s possible to have a strong hand and still overplay it. As Republicans see things, that’s what President Obama is doing in the “fiscal cliff” negotiations. In private conversation, some in the GOP appear a little sheepish about the fact that they once took the president seriously. Even though he had the upper hand after winning re-election, they thought he gen- uinely wanted to avoid going over the cliff and would negotiate in good faith. Then Obama sent Treasury Secretary Tim Gei- thner to Capitol Hill with a thumb-in-the- eye offer, and Republicans got the message. In subsequent days, Obama has not only flatly rejected a Republican proposal that, unlike Obama’s, made concessions on tax revenue. He also has ratcheted up his demands — he now says there will be no Public Forum fiscal cliff deal without a deal on the debt ceiling as well, which he has demanded unilateral authority to control. And he has, in public, addressed Republicans as if they were unruly children in need of discipline. Both sides aren’t And the Obama administra- derers for terrorist groups and “If Congress in any way suggests that tion itself has contributed to this drug cartels, let alone the Wall Write to us they’re going to tie negotiations to debt equally at fault distortion, which eases the way Street abusers and fraudsters who The World welcomes your letter. ceiling votes ...” Obama told the Business for capitulation. The tea party have stolen more money then Regarding Wednesday’s edi- Write to [email protected], Roundtable recently, “I will not play that bullies have to be met with hard ever before. This double standard torial, “What we really don't or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. game. Because we’ve got to break that habit need”: knocks returned. Why settle for administration has largely con- I Please use your real name. before it starts.” What we really don’t need is just returning to the 39 percent tributed to the fragility of the I 400 words maximum. After Obama’s displays another media chastisement of Clinton top tax rates? If Republi- middle class — and poor of intransigence, many both political sides as if they cans won’t compromise, why prospects for this region. I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- Republicans are looking were equally at fault. not demand returning all top Remember, Democrats are ness complaints, poetry or religious for a way out of the situa- The editorial laments the rates to the Reagan era of 50 per- bad, but Republicans are worse. testimony. tion that doesn’t involve decline of Coos County property cent, and then attach that pro- The World editors should sharp- I Please list your address and good-faith negotiations values (although assessments posal to middle-class tax reduc- en their focus. daytime phone for verification. with the White House. keep going up) and ties it to the tions and an end to the debt ceil- John Zimmerman It’s not easy. “modest recovery,” which is ing nonsense in January? Let Coos Bay Of course, some in the threatened by political intransi- Republicans defeat that legisla- BYRON liquor cabinet was the start of GOP want to stand and gence concerning the fiscal edge tion and live with the political my own underage drinking. YORK fight. One senior House (not cliff). consequences in 2014. Hang the Lock it up and set Law enforcement officials Republican told me he did But Democrats won the elec- recession squarely on Boehner, Columnist a good example work diligently to limit access to not know how the situa- tion and would have likely taken Cantor, McConnell and compa- alcohol to people under the legal tion could be resolved, but the House but for the excessive ny.That is what it is going to take As a new member of the Local drinking age, but availability of “what I do know is you can never go wrong gerrymandering by the right. By to clear out the plutocratic, ide- Alcohol and Drug Planning liquor in the home is often com- standing up for principle and the truth.”Some close to 2-to-1, the public believes ological fanatics who now con- Committee, I recently became pletely uncontrolled. If you have of them would like to see House Republicans that taxes should be raised on the trol the (tea) party. aware of a startling statistic. children in your home, please pass a bill extending all the Bush tax cuts and rich, but Boehner refuses to But Obama has shown himself Although illegal drugs get more make sure any liquor is stored in say to the White House: Here’s our offer. budge. The Senate filibuster has to be an elitist who dresses in of the headlines, alcohol is the a locked cabinet. Help your child Others, however, are looking for a cre- been so abused by McConnell and Democratic clothing. As Neil drug of choice for the majority of understand that liquor is for ative way out. Some are focusing on the his fellow Republicans that rule Barofsky makes clear in “Bailout,” our young people. According to a adults only, and set a good automatic nature of the coming tax changes are contemplated. the Treasury Department under local survey by the Commission example by your responsible use increases. On Jan. 1, if no one does any- Yet the media continues to Timothy Geithner serves the big on Children and Families, 70 of alcohol. Your child’s life may thing, all the Bush tax cuts will expire. banksters, not homeowners and percent of underage drinkers in depend on it. Taxes will go up without anyone’s vote. treat both sides as equally responsible for our do-nothing the middle class. As demonstrat- Coos County get their alcohol in Tom Shine One idea circulating among at least a few President, Bay Area First Step Republicans would be for the House to pass Congress and economic insecuri- ed once again, Attorney General their home, or the homes of their ty. This is grossly misleading, and Holder will not even criminally friends. That fact struck home Board of Directors one bill extending the Bush tax cuts for all North Bend but the highest bracket, and then another it contributes to the stalemate. prosecute the HSBC money laun- because access to my father’s bill extending the Bush cuts for the highest bracket alone. Both would pass with Republican support, and both would go on Right to work for less money and no clout? to the Senate. There, majority Democrats would pass the bill for lower-bracket cuts In the 1967 movie “Cool Hand and safe working condi- to-work laws, workers cannot bargain effectively for with Republican support and would kill the Luke,” the Captain (Strother tions, often violently. would be forced to join benefits and wages — on behalf of bill for top-bracket cuts over Republican Martin) beats Luke (Paul New- Business used the news- unions and buy into all workers, members or not. opposition. Voila — the tax rate for high man) and delivers one of the papers — the only media, everything and any- Make no mistake, right-to- earners would go up without GOP votes. most famous lines in film: and owned by business thing a union wants or work laws exist to bust the Some Republican lawmakers dismiss the “What we’ve got here is failure — to communicate how supports. unions. (The billy club is now a proposal as “too cute.” And others are to communicate.” “subversive” and “un- Fact: Workers don’t pen.) In the 23 states (now 24) looking at other solutions. Republicans The Orwellian information American” the workers’ have to join the union, that have these laws, the middle have put together a collection of state- nightmare we’re now living demands were. and don’t have to sup- class has weakened. The Center ments from Democrats who welcome going through is a “refusal to communi- Workers organized, DONNA port candidates or caus- for American Progress released a over the cliff. And they’re highlighting the cate,”the latest example being the and then went on strike, BRAZILE es the union supports. fact that Obama has hardened his position, recent study showing that “the ad blitz by out-of-state conserva- trying to force owners to The National Labor average worker — unionized or going from a statement in July 2011 that he tives about Michigan’s recently negotiate. But owners Columnist Relations Board guaran- wanted more revenue, but it did not neces- not — working in a right-to-work passed right-to-work law. hired thugs — or enlisted tees that non-union state earns approximately $1,500 sarily have to come from raising tax rates, the local police — to break picket workers must pay only that por- According to conservative less per year than a similar work- to today’s feet-in-concrete position. If — groups, which are dumping lines, if necessary with blows and tion of union dues that goes to er in a state without such a law.” maybe when — disaster comes, the GOP money into the state like pollu- bullets. directly represent them. Further, “Workers in right- will make a good case that it was Obama’s tants into a lake, the newspeak- After many battles, legal and In this battle, labor has made a arrogance and overreach that brought it on. named “right to work” protects physical, the union shop was born. strategic mistake. The Washing- to-work states are also signifi- But that’s not much to hold on to, and workers’ rights by giving them a It became law that workers had to ton Post quotes Nelson Lichten- cantly less likely to receive there’s not a lot of optimism in GOP ranks. choice whether or not to join a join the union after being hired. stein, a labor historian at Univer- employer-provided health “There’s a growing sense that it is hard to union — and pay the union’s dues. Today, workers don’t have to sity of California, Santa Barbara, insurance and pensions.” imagine a scenario in which the top rates Richard Hurd, a labor expert at join unions. But they do have to who says, “The language of union Political observers note that don’t go up somehow,” says a senior Cornell University, estimates pay union dues, because even leaders is that they’re defending right-to-work laws are part of a Republican Senate aide. that Michigan unions stand to non-union workers reap the ben- the middle class. But it’s more concerted campaign by conser- “We’re in a tough situation,” says the lose 20 to 30 percent of their efits of increased wages and rights than that. Workers are defending vatives and Republican leaders to senior House Republican. “If we could not budget, which in turn will reduce that unions win for all workers. a concept, a sentiment, and a destroy middle-class private get a good agreement in 2011, when we had their bargaining strength. This brings us back to the fundamental moral value.” sector institutions that support just picked up 63 seats in the House and six Include the history of the labor Koch brothers’ newspeak Unions defend the fundamen- and fund Democratic candidates. in the Senate, how in the heck are we going movement among subjects update. (Which version of “war tal moral value that workers Donna Brazile is a senior to get a good deal now?” under-taught. Here’s a summary: is peace” and “slavery is free- deserve a fair share of the value Democratic strategist, a politi- Byron York is chief political correspon- Business owners resisted work- dom” are we on?) their work produces. Right-to- cal commentator and contribu- dent for The Washington Examiner. ers’ early efforts to get fair wages Propaganda: Without right- work laws weaken unions, so they tor to CNN and ABC News. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, December 18,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State Woman looking ahead wants Service for victim in Portland mall slayings TUALATIN (AP) — keeping them,” Forsyth’s condition at a Portland hos- Every husband, father, without Steve.” boyfriend to Friends and relatives gath- stepdaughter, Katie Hughes, pital. son and friend could take a Katie Hughes urged the ered Monday to remember a told the gathering. “I mean, Forsyth had worked in lesson from Steve Forsyth in crowd not to forget her step- adopt her view man killed in last week’s all of you showed up today.” sales at Entercom how to live, said West Linn father. Oregon mall shootings as a Forsyth, 45, was one of Communications, which Community Church pastor “Keep laughing at him, DEAR ABBY: I am 20 and person who made friends two victims fatally shot Dec. owns radio stations in the Joel Dombrow, who officiat- keep impersonating him, have been with my easily — and kept them. 11 at the Clackamas Town Portland area, before start- ed. keep talking to him and keep boyfriend, “Griffin,” for five The Oregonian reports Center mall. He was near a ing a marketing company “It’s so utterly senseless, thinking of him. You haven’t years. He recently gave me a the crowd that turned out to kiosk at the mall when Jacob with a friend. the whole thing. How could a lost a friend, because he will beautiful promise ring. I honor Steve Forsyth filled Tyler Roberts opened fire. Several speakers spoke of loving husband and dad always be there,” she said, would like to spend the rest the 2,500-seat sanctuary at Authorities say Roberts Forsyth’s delight in being a who’s better than most of us, urging everyone to keep in of my life with him, but I the Rolling Hills Christian killed himself after using a father to Hughes and his son if we’re honest, be taken contact as well as Forsyth think I have a problem. Church in the Portland sub- stolen semiautomatic AR-15 Alex Forsyth. from us?” Dombrow said. did. I am urb of Tualatin. rifle to kill Forsyth, of West They talked about him “I guess if we knew all the “Do whatever it takes, going to “Dad never had a hard Linn, and Cindy Yuille, 54, of dressing up to play princess answers to all the questions, because what’s going to get DEAR become an time making friends, but Portland. Kristina with Hughes and coaching we would be God, wouldn’t all of us through this is our ABBY adoption what was most impressive Shevchenko, 15, of Portland, his son’s football, basketball we? We’d be more than friends.” profession- was he never had a hard time was wounded and was in fair and lacrosse teams. human. And we’d still be al, and I plan on adopting one day. Oregon commission Griffin knows I’m pursuing proposes changes this career JEANNE and that I to Measure 11 PHILLIPS want to adopt, but I ond-degree assault and don’t think BY JONATHAN J. COOPER first-degree sex abuse. he understands how serious I The Associated Press Instead, the report suggests am about it. We don’t plan on SALEM — A commission giving judges more flexibility being married until after col- created by Gov. John to set sentences. lege, when we’ll both be 25. Kitzhaber on Monday pro- I Modify Measure 57 How do I let him know I’m posed rolling back mandato- from the 2008 ballot to serious about this? I don’t ry-minimum prison sen- reduce the minimum sen- want to wait five more years tences for certain crimes as tence for some property and and find he’s not on the same the Legislature prepares to drug crimes, again giving page and that I wasted my take a hard look at stemming judges more flexibility. time. When I try to discuss it, the rising cost of prisons. I Increase the maximum Griffin says we’re “too young The Commission on amount of “earned time” for to think about it.” What do I Public Safety also suggested which inmates can qualify say to that? — MAPPING boosting the amount of time from 20 percent of their sen- OUT MY FUTURE IN L.A. that can be dropped from an tence to 30 percent. Inmates DEAR MAPPING: It inmate’s sentence for good can secure an earlier release appears you are more mature The Associated Press behavior and participation in by behaving well and partic- than your boyfriend. Because Presidential electors take the oath of office before casting ballots for President Barack Obama and Vice prison programs. ipating in prison program- you are determined to even- President Joe Biden at the Oregon state Capitol in Salem,Monday. Members of the Electoral College cast the Clackamas County ming. tually adopt a child, I agree final, official votes in an exhausting presidential election. District Attorney John Foote I Align Oregon’s sen- that it’s important for you to sharply opposed those ideas, tencing guidelines for mari- know whether Griffin has saying Oregon has been juana-related offenses with any negative feelings about Winds push 2 sea turtles extraordinarily successful in federal guidelines. Currently, adoption because some peo- reducing crime and the law Oregon’s sentencing options ple are unable to accept a enforcement community for possession, manufactur- child who is not their own. onto northern Ore. beaches would vigorously fight any ing and distribution of pot The next time he says you’re changes that reduce sen- are more severe than federal too young to think about SEASIDE (AP) — Officials detectives went to the Casa tences. guidelines. such things, explain that. at the Seaside Aquarium say Loma Motel to talk to him Oregon’s prison popula- I Reduce the presump- There is a vast difference STATE strong winds pushed two sea about an investigation. tion is projected to grow by tive sentence for driving with between a “promise ring” turtles ashore along the DIGEST The newspaper says a 2,300 inmates over the next a suspended license to jail or and a little gold band. north Oregon coast. Both are police negotiator talked with 10 years. probation. The crime can Because Griffin presented being treated for hypother- DealonPortlandpolice the unidentified man and he Critics say the cost of currently draw up to 25 you with a promise ring is no mia and it’s unknown reformsfiledincourt surrendered about 6 p.m. building and operating new months in prison. guarantee that in five years whether they’ll survive. prisons to house them would I Direct the Department the two of you will make it to PORTLAND (AP) — The Feds investigating One was found Monday divert money from higher of Corrections to reduce its the altar together. You may U.S. Department of Justice on the beach at Seaside and small plane crash priorities like education, and cost per inmate per day. need to be with someone and the city of Portland have the other was found at LAS VEGAS (AP) — A man from police and local pro- The recommended who, like you, is more geared filed a court-enforceable Gearhart. and woman are dead and the grams that prevent crime in changes would not apply to to mapping out a future and agreement to address claims Aquarium staffers say it’s White Pine County sheriff the first place. inmates currently serving a wants to settle down. that police too frequently use remarkable if two sea turtles and National Transportation The governor insists prison sentence. DEAR ABBY: My daugh- excessive force against the wash ashore in the area in a Safety Board are investigat- Oregon can reduce spending The law-enforcement ter, “Annie,”is a single moth- mentally ill. year, so two in one day is ing the cause of a small plane on prisons without compro- community has vocally er, holds a full-time job and The agreement was filed startling. crash during the weekend in a mising public safety. opposed changes that reduce trains for triathlons. Her son, Monday in U.S. District rugged and remote area in The commission’s pro- sentences, saying the prob- “Cooper,”is 3. Annie has him Oregon’s 7 members of Court. eastern Nevada. posal will be forwarded to the lem has been overstated and enrolled in day care from 7 The federal government Electoral College vote Clark County Coroner governor and the can be resolved without a.m. until 4 p.m. every day opened its investigation into SALEM (AP) — Oregon’s Michael Murphy said Legislature. Kitzhaber has reducing prison time. while she’s at work. the police department’s use presidential electors cast Monday that medical exam- pushed lawmakers to con- Foote, representing dis- Afterward, she picks up of force last year and issued seven ballots for President iners in his office in Las sider sentencing changes trict attorneys, drafted an Cooper from day care and findings in September. The Barack Obama and Vice Vegas are handling the bod- that keep the prison popula- alternative proposal that checks him into the gym’s parties then negotiated a President Joe Biden. ies of a husband and wife tion essentially flat at casts doubt on the need for child care service while she settlement that was recently Members of the Electoral who died in the crash about 14,600. substantial sentencing works out. approved by the City College cast the final, official 10 a.m. Saturday about 19 The report lays out a reforms, saying much of the I have offered to pick my Council. votes Monday in an exhaust- miles southeast of Ely. Their menu of options that could projected growth in the grandson up from day care The city has agreed to ing presidential election. names and hometown collectively avoid the need prison population is attrib- once a week and keep him revamp its policies on the use Chief Justice Thomas weren’t immediately made for up to 2,500 prison beds utable to growth in the pop- until Annie finishes her of force and Taser stun guns. Balmer administered the public. over 10 years. Among the ulation as a whole. workout. My other daughter It’s also creating an inter- oath of office to the seven The Federal Aviation proposed changes: Foote rejects the changes has offered to pick him up vention team to respond to electors before the marked Administration says the sin- I Eliminate or modify to mandatory-minimum twice a week so he can play calls that involve people with separate ballots for president gle-engine Piper PA31 air- mandatory minimums for ballot measures as well as the with his cousin at her house. mental illness. vice president. The ballots craft was flying from Mesa, three crimes under Measure increase in earned time but Annie has become defen- were counted by hand, and Man who fired shots Ariz., to the Portland- 11 from the 1994 ballot — concurs with 11 of the 18 rec- sive. She says we’re offering Secretary of State Kate from motel surrenders Troutdale Airport when it second-degree robbery, sec- ommendations. because we think she’s Brown declared Obama and crashed. neglecting him. Actually, I Biden the winners. ROSEBURG (AP) — Police DO think so. It breaks my Oregon’s seven electors in the southern Oregon city • Cremation heart that my grandson were Oregon Democratic of Roseburg say a standoff Death Notices • Funeral Service spends 12 hours a day in day Chairwoman Meredith that began when a man fired Martha H. Anderson — care. Do you agree with me? Wood Smith, Roy Pulvers, shots and barricaded himself 96, of Gardiner/Lake Locally What should I do? — WOR- and the five Democratic inside a motel when officers Owned Tahkenitch, passed away “Our family & RIED GRANNY IN THE chairs of each congressional tried to talk to him has ended Dec. 14, 2012. Arrangements Operated SOUTHWEST district: Mike Bohan of with the man’s surrender. serving your family” are pending with Burns’s DEAR WORRIED Beaverton, Shirley Cairns of The News Review says no 541-267-4216 injuries were reported. Riverside Chapel, 541-997- GRANNY: Annie may be Oakland, Michael Miles of 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson 3416. defensive because she feels Grants Pass, Sam Roseburg police say the Johnny J. Knight — 80, of some guilt, or because you Sappington of Albany and man fired shots at about 2:30 Arago, died Dec. 15, 2012, in need to become a better Joe Smith of Portland. p.m. Monday after police actress and transmit less dis- and Douglas County sheriff’s Arago. Arrangements are approval. pending with Apologize to her if that Amling/Schroeder Funeral will smooth things over. Service - Coquille Chapel, Explain that you would like Obituaries 541-396-3846. Cooper to spend time with John Stanford Frank A. Ford Kay Younker — 82, of Coos Bay, passed away Dec. you because you love him and Griffith Jr. July 10, 1931 - Dec. 5, 2012 want him to develop warm 16, 2012, in Coos Bay. childhood memories of his 1948 - 2012 Private services will be Arrangements are pending grandmother. Tell Annie that John Stanford Griffith Jr., held for Frank A. Ford, 81, of with Nelson’s Bay Area her sister wants him to spend 64, of Coos Bay, died Dec. 1, Coos Bay. Mortuary, 541-267-4216. time with his cousin so they 2012, of natural causes in Frank was born July 10, Kenneth Lee Simpson — Occeanean VViewiew MemoryMemory will have a closer bond when Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. He 1931, in Marshfield, now 68, of Coquille, passed away they’re older. Then cross was born in Albany, N.Y. Coos Bay. He passed away Dec. 14, 2012, in Coquille. Gaardensrdens & CCrematoryrematory Dec. 5, 2012, in Coos Bay. your fingers and hope she’ll John was an avid sports- Arrangements are pending Frank graduated from Established in 1939, the 14 acre park is the home accept the offers. man, a devoted and loving with Nelson’s Bay Area North Bend High School in of the Bay Area’s only crematory. DEAR ABBY: What is your husband and father, and Mortuary, 541-267-4216. 1949. He then enlisted in the definition of a committed served his community in a Max B. Steevens — 93, of U.S. Army,serving until 1952. • Simple cremation & burial. relationship? — TRYING number of positions. Coos Bay, died Dec. 16, 2012, FOR ONE IN TEXAS He received a degree in in Coos Bay. Arrangements • Private or public graveside services. John is survived by his education and taught in the • Large selection of burial/cremation spaces, DEAR TRYING: A com- wife, Katie; son, John Robert are pending with North Bend mitted relationship is one in Coos Bay School District. Chapel, 541-756-0440. headstones, monuments, burial & urn vaults, Griffith; daughters, Amanda Frank is survived by his caskets, urns, cremation jewelry, printed which both parties agree that and Sarah; and granddaugh- Barry Dean Marshall — it will remain mutually wife, Patricia Ford of Coos 68, of Coquille, died Dec. 15, materials, video tributes & more is available at ters, Daisy and Ruby. Bay; son, John Ford; step- the time of need or in advance by preplanning. exclusive. There will be a private 2012, in Coquille. daughters, Kay Knight and Arrangements are pending • Pet cremation. Dear Abby is written by gathering for friends and Bonnie Hackbart; six grand- with Myrtle Grove Funeral • Payment terms & options. Abigail Van Buren, also family at the end of the children; seven great-grand- Service, 541-396-3158. • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. known as Jeanne Phillips, month. children; sisters, Mary and William A. Christensen and was founded by her Remembrances may be Larry Alberts and Sharon and — 92, of North Bend, passed Locally owned by Tom Boynton mother, Pauline Phillips. sent to P.O. Box 701, Coos Write Dear Abby at Lee Golder; and numerous away Dec. 16, 2012, in North Bay, OR 97420. nieces and nephews. Bend. Arrangements are Est. 1939 541-888-4709 www.DearAbby.com or P.O. 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C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Tuesday, December 18,2012 Y K Nation and World Classes resuming in Newtown, minus Sandy Hook WORLD DIGEST NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) ings in U.S history. moved to Newtown just last home anyway. Local police idea; at least that’s what I — With security stepped up Classes resume today for year, was distraught over the and school officials have hear from professionals.” Sen. Daniel Inouye of and families still on edge in Newtown schools except news. His mother cried over been discussing how and On Monday, Newtown Newtown, students began those at Sandy Hook. At his 3-year-old sister, who where to increase security, held the first two funerals of Hawaii dies at age 88 returning to schoolttoday for Newtown High School, stu- would have eventually and state police said they many the picturesque New HONOLULU (AP) — On the first time since last dents in sweatshirts and attended Sandy Hook,he said. would be on alert for threats England community of Dec. 7,1941, high school sen- week’s massacre, bringing a jackets, many wearing head- At school, he didn’t and hoaxes. 27,000 people will face over ior Daniel Inouye knew he return of familiar routines - phones, waved at or snapped expect to get much work “I’m not really concerned the next few days, just as and other Japanese-Ameri- at least, for some - to a grief- photos of the assembled done today but rather antici- about my safety, but I don’t other towns are getting cans would face trouble when stricken town as it buries 20 media horde on their way pated most of the day would really know,”Schwab said. ready for the holidays. At he saw Japanese dive of its children. into the building. Reuniting be spent talking about the Suzy DeYoung said her least one funeral is planned bombers, torpedo planes and Two 6-year-old boys were with friends and getting shooting. own 15-year-old son is going for a student — 6-year-old fighters on their way to bomb laid to rest Monday in the first back to school were welcome “It really hasn’t sunk in back to the high school. Jessica Rekos — as well as Pearl Harbor and other Oahu of a long, almost unbearable tasks, said one sophomore. yet,” he said. “It feels to me “I think he wants to go several wakes, including one military bases. procession of funerals. A total “It’s definitely better than like it hasn’t happened. It’s back,”she said.“If he told me for teacher Victoria Soto, He and other Japanese- of 26 people were killed at just sitting at home watching really weird.” he wants to stay home, I’d let who has been hailed as a hero Americans had wanted desper- Sandy Hook Elementary in the news,”said Tate Schwab,15. Some parents were likely him stay home. I think going for sacrificing herself to save ately to be accepted, he said, one of the worst mass shoot- At home, his family, who to keep their children at back to a routine is a good several students. and that meant going to war. “I felt that there was a need for us to demonstrate Obama and Boehner that we’re just as good as anybody else,” Inouye, who eventually went on to serve 50 years as a U.S. Senate from seeking compromise Hawaii, once said. Inouye, 88, died Monday WASHINGTON (AP) — higher income tax brackets. of respiratory complications Just two weeks before the Those changes, as well as at a Washington-area hospi- economy-threatening “fiscal Obama’s decision not to seek tal. As a senator, he became cliff” is due to kick in, both an extension of a temporary one of the most influential President Barack Obama and payroll tax cut, would force politicians in the country, House Speaker John Boehner higher tax payments on the playing key roles in congres- are making significant con- middle class, a wide swath of sional investigations of the cessions, backing off what the population that Obama Watergate and Iran-Contra had once been ironclad posi- has repeatedly said he wanted scandals. He was the longest tions on how to avoid the to protect from tax increases. serving current senator and huge automatic spending As public posturing has by far the most important for cuts and tax increases. given way to pragmatism, his home state of Hawaii. The moves signal a new both sides still seem willing to stage in the negotiations, lock in on a substantial agree- The Associated Press NRC slaps Japanese which picked up steam Mon- ment rather than just putting Lanny Breuer, center,Assistant Attorney General of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division, addresses a co. on Calif. nuke work day with Obama’s offer to off a fiscal day of reckoning. Dec. 11 news conference in New York’s Brooklyn borough to announce British bank HSBC agreed to pay $1.9 LOS ANGELES (AP) — A drop his long-held insistence To that end, Obama has con- billion to settle a New York based-probe in connection with the laundering of money from narcotics traffick- Japanese company that man- that taxes rise on individuals ceded that a big bargain ers in Mexico. ufactured the troubled steam earning more than $200,000 would require giving up some generators at the San Onofre and families making more of his proposals. nuclear power plant might be than $250,000. He is now “I understand that I don’t Too big to jail? Executives looking for fixes with the offering a new threshold of expect the Republicans sim- wrong test equipment, fed- $400,000 and lowering his ply to adopt my budget,” he eral regulators disclosed. 10-year tax revenue goals said during his post-election avoid laundering charges A Nuclear Regulatory from the $1.6 trillion he had news conference last month. Commission report found argued for a few weeks ago. “That’s not realistic. So, I NEW YORK (AP) — When meme that kept big but sick- “appears to have firmly set that Mitsubishi Heavy Indus- Obama’s move follows recognize we’re going to have the Justice Department ly banks alive on the support the precedent that no bank, tries failed to verify that more concessions by Boehner on to compromise.” announced its record $1.9 bil- of taxpayer-funded bailouts. bank employee, or bank than 1,000 tubes being used higher tax rates for the The talks, facing a loom- lion settlement against British In these cases, they call it, executive can be prosecuted in a generator mock-up to wealthy. ing deadline, seek to avoid bank HSBC last week, prose- “Too big to jail.” even for serious criminal explore potential repairs In the new proposal, across-the-board tax hikes matched specifications for cutors called it a powerful blow “Shame on the Depart- actions if that bank is a large, Obama abandoned his for nearly all wage-earners tubing installed in the side- to a dysfunctional institution ment of Justice. Shame on systemically important demand for permanent bor- as well as spending cuts at lined California generators. rowing authority. Instead, he the Pentagon and in domes- accused of laundering money them,” said Jimmy Guruli, a financial institution.” Excessive wear to tubing is now asking for a new debt tic programs that are set to for Iran, Libya and Mexico’s former federal prosecutor Neil Barofsky, the former that carries radioactive water limit that would last two kick in at the start of the new murderous drug cartels. who teaches law at the Uni- inspector general of the gov- has been at the heart of prob- years, putting its renewal year. Economists inside and But to some former feder- versity of Notre Dame. ernment’s Troubled Asset lems at San Onofre, which beyond the politics of a 2014 outside the government al prosecutors, it was only “These are actions that Relief Program and a former hasn’t produced electricity midterm election. have warned that the com- the latest case of the govern- facilitated major interna- federal prosecutor in New since January, after the plant And in a move sure to cre- bination of the two — the ment stopping short of tional drug cartels to contin- York, warned that big banks was abruptly shut down after ate heartburn among some “fiscal cliff” — could stall a bringing criminal money ue their operations,”he said. could interpret the Justice a tube break released a trace congressional Democrats, weak recovery and threaten a laundering charges against a “Now, if that doesn’t justify Department’s leniency as “a of radiation. Obama is proposing lower new recession. big bank or its executives, at criminal prosecution, I can’t license to steal.” The findings come as the cost-of-living increases for There are still plenty of least in part on the rationale imagine a case that would.” Since 2009, several Euro- agency plans to question offi- Social Security beneficiaries, disputes to iron out. And that such prosecutions could Oregon Democratic Sen. pean banks have paid heavy cials from operator Southern employing an inflation index people familiar with be devastating enough to Jeff Merkley shot off a letter settlements related to alle- California Edison Tuesday that would have far-reaching Obama’s proposal were care- cause such banks to fail. to U.S. Attorney Eric Holder gations they moved money about the company’s propos- consequences, including ful not to describe it as his They say it sounds a lot after the HSBC settlement, for people or companies on al to restart one of the hob- pushing more people into final offer. like the “too big to fail” saying the government the U.S. sanctions list. bled twin reactors, then run it at reduced power in an attempt to stop vibration that Iraqi president suffers a stroke has been damaging tubes.

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Snow level 500 Portland 50 35 0.17 AnchorageIntense 03 Storm 08B cdy DevelopsGreen Bay In Plains 32 27 sno Portland,Maine 32 32 1.04 rn Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 feet. Low around 36. South wind around 9 mph. Redmond 40 21 0.03 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Atlanta 58 47 .12 clr Hartford Spgfld 35 34 .89 rn Providence 43 39 .61 rn A developing storm will move out of the Rockies and into the Wednesday: Rain. High near 44. South wind 15 to 20 Roseburg 45 33 0.39 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Atlantic City 48 47 .08 cdy Honolulu 78 70 MM clr Raleigh-Durham 62 51 pcdy mph, with gusts as high as 25 mph. Salem 49 34 0.27 Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Austin 74 33 clr Houston 69 43 clr Reno 50 31 .02 sno Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 Plains, bringing heavy snow and blizzard conditions to accompany Wednesday Night: Rain. Low around 40. 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ORCCA A photo of a barge What’s up with ORCCA? afloat off the coast Scrutiny has I ORCCA is a $10 million nonprofit that administers emergency and chil- of Washington was dren’s programs along the South Coast. The agency helps distribute food to taken by the fishing changed little the majority of food banks and shelter in the region. In addition, it helps find vessel Lady Nancy, Continued from Page A1 emergency shelter and administers such programs as South Coast Head Start. on Friday. I In March, former employees, managers and board members complained publicly about ORCCA’s leadership. Fingers were pointed at food director Rollie Lobsinger, who is accused of incompetence, favoritism and anger four different people,” he issues. Then CEO Mary Schoen-Clark was accused of ignoring long-running said. “Yelling and scream- complaints in ORCCA’s food department due to her close friendship with ing.” Lobsinger. She also was accused of fostering a hostile work environment. Bob Creager, a volunteer I In September, ORCCA announced that Schoen-Clark had resigned to study at the Charleston Food for a master’s degree. The organization is searching for a new executive Contributed Photo Pantry, says Lobsinger began director. yelling at him after he approached the food ware- “It is a problem all the time. house in 2011. public and private — it seems him berate people. They let DOCK Call it in And with this dock, specifi- “His face was red and he to have made little difference him do anything they want Continued from Page A1 Report any dock — or other cally, keep an eye on the was screaming and so on,”he to ORCCA’s leaders. to and he gets away with it.” tsunami debris — sightings either water.” said. “Rollie is a chosen child Reporter Daniel Simmons- unknowingly and we want by calling local authorities or The government of Japan Creager says despite the and he can do no wrong,” Ritchie can be reached at 541- everyone to be safe.” emailing the National Oceanic and estimates that the 2010 scrutiny Lobsinger’s man- Creager said. “They let him 269-1222, ext. 249, or at Potential invasive species Atmospheric Administration at dis- tsunami washed 5 million agement has received — in fly off the handle. They let [email protected]. attached to the dock are a [email protected]. tons of debris into the Pacif- secondary concern. As is the For more information on tsuna- ic Ocean. Most sank quickly. cost of removing such a large mi debris, visit They guess about 1.5 million piece of marine debris from a marinedebris.noaa.gov/tsunamide- tons of debris was swept to SILENCE substantial change. aide to Rick Santorum’s beach, should it wash bris, or tinyurl.com/8ryv5k9. sea. Seldom has the NRA gone failed presidential bid. ashore. That debris is now dis- Continued from Page A1 so long after a fatal shooting “Often after these tragedies, Washington State Emer- persed throughout the without a public presence. It so many look to lay blame on gency Management Division pressure torches. ocean. NOAA models indi- Its deep-pocketed efforts resumed tweeting just one someone, and the NRA is an is coordinating the response That dock eventually was cate the bulk of the debris is to oppose gun control laws day after a gunman killed easy whipping boy for this.” to the dock’s sighting with cut into pieces and removed north of the Hawaiian have proven resilient. two people and then himself Indeed, since the federal, tribal and local in August, costing the state Islands, east of Midway Firearms are in a third or at an Oregon shopping mall Connecticut shootings, the authorities. nearly $85,000. Atoll. more of U.S. households and last Tuesday, and one day NRA has been taunted and The 47-ton derelict dock NOAA does not know if or Most of the debris will suspicion runs deep of an after six people were fatally criticized at length, vitriol that washed ashore on Agate when the derelict dock spot- likely never wash ashore. overbearing government shot at a Sikh temple in that may have prompted the Beach last summer carried ted off Grays Harbor will Since NOAA began track- whenever it proposes Wisconsin in August. shuttering of its Facebook with it several marine come to shore. But winter ing tsunami debris sightings expanding federal authority. The Connecticut shoot- page just a day after the asso- species of muscles, barna- storms bring more marine in December 2011, it’s The argument of gun-rights ings occurred three days ciation boasted about reach- cles and algae. Scientists debris to beaches in general. received 1,432 official advocates that firearm own- after the incident in Oregon. ing 1.7 million supporters on with the Oregon Department They also make estimating reports. Only 17 were con- ership is a bedrock freedom “The NRA’s probably the social media network. of Fish and Wildlife sterilized the dock’s potential trajecto- firmed. as well as a necessary option doing a good thing by laying Twitter users have been the dock to prevent the non- ry difficult, Belva said. Reporter Jessie Higgins can for self-defense has proved low,” said Hogan Gidley, a relentless, protesting the native species from spread- “We’ve been asking be reached at 541-269-1222, persuasive enough to damp- Republican strategist and organization with hashtags ing shortly after it beached, everyone to keep an eye on ext. 240, or jhiggins@the- en political enthusiasm for gun owner who was a top like NoWayNRA. using shovels, rakes and low marine debris,” Belva said. worldlink.com.

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The Southwestern Oregon Community College men’s bas- ketball team took third place at the Treasure Valley Community College crossover tournament over the weekend in Ontario. The Lakers opened with a blowout victory, topping Grays Harbor 101-68 after rolling up a 51-26 halftime lead. Southwestern had five players score in double digits, led by LaDarrell Mongkholtham with 20 points. Anthony Heintzman added 17 points, Dexter Williams had 15 points and seven rebounds, and Nick Scott and Reece Racoma both scored 10 points. “Cool thing about that game is everybody scored,” said The Associated Press Tennessee linebacker Zach Brown (55) celebrates with teammates Derrick Morgan (91) and Kamerion Wimbley (95) after Brown recovered a fumble by New YorkJets quarter- Southwestern coach Trevor Hoppe. back Mark Sanchez, not shown, with 43 seconds left in the fourth quarter Monday. He added that the Lakers took seven charges. “To have the guys step up and give their body for the team is Titans feast on New York miscues always great,”he said. The Lakers drained 14 of 26 NASHVILLE, Tenn.(AP) — Rex blame but ourselves.” you have left and that’s what we’re curt in speaking to reporters after from beyond the 3-point arc — Ryan has stuck up for Mark The Jets (6-8) needed to win going to do.” going 13 of 28 for 131 yards and a Heintzman was 5-for-6. Sanchez from the start. Watching out and get some help to reach the Ryan was left cursing to him- 32.6 passer rating. “We finally shot it like we the quarterback literally throw playoffs, and they had an easy self as he walked off the field after “It doesn’t feel good hurting thought we could,”Hoppe said. away the Jets’ slim playoff hopes schedule against three straight his defense had given the Jets an your team like that,”Sanchez said. Southwestern followed that with a season-high five turnovers losing teams. Instead, the Jets will improbable chance to win despite “It’s not a winning formula. It with an 83-74 loss to Treasure against Tennessee may be the final be sitting at home in January for a an ugly performance. With first- never feels good.” Valley on Saturday. straw for New York’s coach. second straight season after and-10 at the Titans 25, Sanchez Now Ryan has to decide which “See-saw game,” Hoppe said. Sanchez turned the ball over on Sanchez helped New York reach lined up in the shotgun but could- quarterback to start Sunday when “We never led. The closest we got the Jets’ final three possessions the AFC title game in his first two n’t grab a low snap that running the Jets host San Diego, and he did- in the second half was one Monday night, the last a fumbled years. back Bilal Powell inadvertently n’t give any hints Monday night. (point).” snap at the Tennessee 25 with 43 “Obviously, this isn’t what I kicked away. Sanchez said he will prepare as the Mongkholtham led the Lakers seconds left, and the Titans held thought this football team would Titans rookie linebacker Zach starter and see what happens. with 25 points, and Riley on for a 14-10 victory that be,” Ryan said. “There’s no doubt Brown covered it up to seal the win. Backup quarterback Tim Grandinetti and Heintzman both knocked New York out of postsea- about that. I thought we’d be in “We had our chance and fell Tebow played a full series in a scored 11. son contention. the playoffs, but that’s not where flat on (our) face,” Jets linebacker move Sanchez said Ryan planned On Sunday, the Lakers won a “Obviously, it’s a devastating we are. We have two games left Calvin Pace said. before the game, picking up a cou- thriller, edging Centralia 64-63 to loss, out of the playoffs, and it and I believe my team’s going to Sanchez, the No. 5 pick overall ple of first downs and getting take third place. hurts beyond belief,”Ryan said. “I give everything we have and we’re in 2009, now has 24 turnovers this sacked before a punt. think the thing that really hurts going to try like crazy to win these season and 50 total in the past two SEE LAKERS | B3 the most is we’ve got no one to games. As a competitor, that’s all seasons combined. Sanchez was SEE NFL | B2 Wrestlers place at Mets trade ace Grants Pass tourney to Blue Jays

THE WORLD race. Henley won with 210.5 NEW YORK (AP) — Cy ya later. points, while Coquille had 102. R.A. Dickey and his nasty knuckleball are The South Coast had one indi- Sye Yates, the top seed at 170 headed north of the border. vidual champion in the 35-team pounds, placed third for the Red After weeks of speculation and then a week- Grants Pass Kickoff Classic Devils. His only loss came to even- end spent ironing out the last few details, the wrestling tournament over the tual champion Izzy Rubio of New York Mets finally traded the NL Cy Young weekend. Phoenix by a 6-3 margin in the Award winner to the Toronto Blue Jays in a Cole Hannan of Brookings- semifinals. seven-player swap Monday. Harbor won the title at 145 Coquille’s Mike Romine, the Toronto acquired the 38-year-old Dickey and pounds, beating Taylor Hagar of top seed at 182 pounds, was upset catchers Josh Thole and Mike Nickeas. The Mets North Valley 6-4 in the champi- in his first match, but then won got top catching prospect Travis d’Arnaud and onship match. four straight elimination matches, veteran catcher John Buck, plus minor league Seven other wrestlers from eventually placing fourth. right-hander Noah Syndergaard and outfielder South Coast schools also placed in Teammate Kody Courtwright was Wuilmer Becerra. the event. fifth at 120 pounds, where he had Earlier in the day, Dickey and the busy Blue Derek Carl of Gold Beach was three pins. Jays agreed to a new contract, clearing the way second at 160 pounds, winning The other two individual plac- for New York to send him to a team that’s four straight matches before los- ers both came from North Bend. spending a lot of money trying to join baseball’s ing 5-1 to Gary Jantzer of Henley in Levi Graber had three pins and elite. the championship match. Gold finished fifth at 126 pounds. General manager Sandy Alderson said the Beach’s Brandon Adams placed Mason Laird reached the semifi- Mets didn’t completely decide to trade Dickey fifth at 285 pounds, including nals at 220 pounds before losing to until they saw the final package that Toronto winning three straight elimination eventual champion David Henry offered. matches by pin and then pinning of Oakland. Laird then lost two “This was a complicated deal,”Alderson said his opponent in the fifth-place more matches and placed sixth. on a conference call. bout. The next big event on the South Dickey broke the news even before the teams Coquille had three placers and Coast is Marshfield’s tournament, The Associated Press did. the best finish among South Coast the Bay City Duals, on Friday and The New York Mets traded Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey to schools, placing 10th in the team Saturday. Toronto on Monday. SEE TRADE | B3

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Tuesday, December 18,2012 Y K Sports San Jose State Duke moves up to hires Caragher top spot in poll THE ASSOCIATED PRESS III is the top seller on THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Fleck becomes youngest NFLShop.com this season, coach of an FBS school Duke advanced one spot the website says. SAN JOSE, Calif. — Bay to replace Indiana at the top The top six spots belong Area native Ron Caragher is KALAMAZOO, Mich. — of The Associated Press’ Top to QBs, with Peyton Manning back home. Western Michigan has hired 25, drawing closer to UCLA’s of the Broncos at No. 2, fol- Caragher, who was intro- 32-year-old Tampa Bay record for most No. 1 rank- lowed by Aaron Rodgers of duced as the new football Buccaneers assistant P.J. ings. the Packers, Eli Manning of coach at San Jose State on Fleck, making him the Indiana the Giants, Tom Brady of the youngest coach in the Monday, still has family in (9-1) held Patriots and Andrew Luck of Football Bowl Subdivision. Sports nearby Morgan Hill and plans the top the Colts. The school confirmed the to be in the area before spot from hire Monday and said it was Shorts boarding a plane to watch the the presea- Washington tackle gets would introduce Fleck at a Spartans play at the Military son poll four-game suspension news conference today in Bowl in Washington, D.C. through the first five weeks of Kalamazoo, Mich. ASHBURN, Va. — two days later. the season. Butler beat the Fleck has worked for Bucs Washington Redskins tackle “This is a homecoming for Hoosiers 88-86 in overtime coach Greg Schiano the past Jordan Black was suspended me,”Caragher said. “I used to Saturday. The Blue Devils (9- three years. Fleck was the without pay for four games attend Spartan camps in the 0), who were off last week, receivers coach at Rutgers for violating the NFL’s poli- summer and as a high school received 62 first-place votes before following Schiano to cy on performance enhanc- player I watched games and from the 65-member national Tampa Bay this season to do ing substances, the team’s played in games at Spartan media panel. the same job. sixth drugs-related suspen- Stadium.” This is the 123rd week Fleck played receiver for sion in less than two sea- Caragher, who spent the Duke has been No. 1, 11 weeks Northern Illinois from 1999- sons. past six years at San Diego, behind UCLA. 2003 and spent two seasons Black’s suspension began replaces Mike MacIntyre to Michigan (11-0), which immediately and will include in the NFL with the San become the 28th coach at the received the other No. 1 postseason games if the Francisco 49ers before start- school. He signed a five-year votes, and Syracuse moved Redskins advance to the ing his coaching career as a The Associated Press contract a week after up one place each to second playoffs this season. graduate assistant at Ohio Ron Caragher holds a San Jose State helmet during his introduction as MacIntyre left to take the and third. They were fol- State under Jim Tressel in the team’s new football coach Monday. head job at Colorado. The lowed in the top 10 by COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2006. He spent three seasons Spartans finished the regular He will replace Steve mand, and is thorough and Arizona, Louisville, Indiana, as wide receivers coach at North Dakota State season 10-2. Addazio, who left Temple detailed in his assignments Ohio State, Florida, Kansas NIU before being hired by coach receives honor “Things were up in the air earlier this month to take the and with personnel,”Coughlin and Illinois. Schiano in 2010. same post at Boston College. said. “He has an outstanding FARGO, N.D. — North when we didn’t know much,” TRACK AND FIELD Spartans quarterback David He surpasses Matt Addazio was with the Owls background in the game, and Dakota State University foot- Fales said. “We finally have a Campbell of Toledo as the for just two years. the players like and respect Russian race walker gets ball coach Craig Bohl has youngest head coach in the coach again and we can get “We had a diverse and tal- him. He will be a great repre- lifetime ban for doping been honored as the national FBS. Campbell turned 33 in ented pool of candidates and sentative for Temple.” coach of the year in the back to work.” MOSCOW — Russian race November. Newly hired an overwhelming amount of NCAA’s Football Caragher replaced Jim walker Sergei Morozov has Texas Tech coach Kliff interest, but one person dis- UC Davis hires former Championship Subdivision. Harbaugh, who is coaching received a lifetime ban for a the San Francisco 49ers, at Kingsbury also turned 33 this tinguished himself from the Cal assistant Gould Bohl was awarded the year. Fleck turned 32 in second doping offense. San Diego, where he compiled rest — Matt Rhule,” Temple DAVIS, Calif. — Former Eddie Robinson Award on November. Russia’s track and field a 44-22 record with three athletic director Bill California running game Monday night during a cere- WMU fired Bill Cubit with federation says the suspen- conference championships. Bradshaw said. “Matt is the coordinator Ron Gould has mony in Philadelphia. a year left on his contract the sion was imposed because of He’s also been an assistant perfect person to take Temple been hired as the new head “This is great recognition day after the Broncos lost “abnormal indicators” in coach at UCLA and Kentucky. Football to the next level.” coach at UC Davis. for our program. Anyone who their season finale to Eastern Morozov’s blood. No further Harbaugh learned The Owls are coming off a Athletic director Terry understands college football Michigan. Western Michigan details were given. Monday afternoon that San 4-7 season, in which they Tumey announced Monday knows the head coach really finished 4-8 and 2-6 in the The penalty also nullifies Jose State had hired went 2-5 in the Big East. that Gould would replace Bob doesn’t have a lot to do with Mid-American Conference. his results starting from Feb. Caragher, and called him a Rhule is the third coach at Biggs, who retired after the it,” Bohl said in a statement. 25, 2011. “It’s the assistant coaches, “wonderful, wonderful, Temple hires line coach Temple in the last four years, 2012 season. Morozov, a former wonderful guy and coach.” joining Addazio and Al The 47-year-old Gould the support staff and the Rhule away from Giants European junior champion players. I will accept that “I would stop back down Golden, who left for Miami. called it a “dream come true” and world youth champion, PHILADELPHIA — From recognition on behalf of our there when I was in San It is Rhule’s second stint at to coach the Aggies. was suspended for two years Joe Paterno to Tom Coughlin, program. It’s not an individ- Diego. Talked on the phone Temple, after serving as an Gould was a highly in 2008 after testing positive Matt Rhule has been men- ual honor. This is a collective many times and just through assistant for both of those respected assistant on for- for EPO. He returned to com- tored by some of the win- effort.” players who were still there at previous coaches. mer Cal coach Jeff Tedford’s petition in 2010. Bohl has led the Bison (13- USD,” Harbaugh said. “Like I ningest coaches in football. “One of the emphases in staff. He helped develop nine In 2008, Morozov won a 1) to a repeat appearance in said when I’d be recruiting in Now, Rhule gets a chance my mind is really watch a kid 1,000-yard rushers during 20-kilometer race in the FCS title game. The Bison San Diego I’d always stop by to apply all of it at Temple. play and how he develops,” his final 11 seasons with the Saransk, Russia, in 1:16:43. on Jan. 5 in Frisco, Texas, take the trailer and see if anybody Rhule, 37, who will leave Rhule said. “Give kids an Golden Bears. Six of the pro- That was potentially a world- on Sam Houston State (11-3) was there. Ron’s been up here his post as assistant offensive opportunity to develop.” gram’s top 10 all-time rush- record time, but it was not recruiting in the Bay Area line coach with the Super The Owls, searching for a ers played under Gould, certified due to lack of dop- — the team they beat for the when I was over at Stanford. Bowl-champion New York lasting identity in football, including NFL players ing control at the event. championship last year. We’d run into each other. Giants to take over the Owls, would love to see that. A year Marshawn Lynch, Jahvid Great guy. Great guy, great was formally introduced on after winning the New Best and Shane Vereen. PRO FOOTBALL Walter Payton Award Monday on campus, after goes to Old Dominion QB family. My son will be disap- Mexico Bowl — 37-15 over Gould has also coached at Griffin’s jersey is top pointed. He’s friends with agreeing to a contract over Wyoming in Addazio’s debut Oregon, Portland State and PHILADELPHIA — Old Ron’s son. They go to the the weekend. He has 15 sea- season — they took a signifi- Boise State. seller on NFL website Dominion quarterback same high school. But that’s sons of coaching experience, cant step back this year. Gould will be paid an ASHBURN, Va. — The Taylor Heinicke has won the great. Great hire by San Jose and is a former linebacker at “Matt is a good, young annual base salary of jersey for Washington rookie Walter Payton Award, given State.” Penn State. coach. He has very good com- $235,000. quarterback Robert Griffin to the top offensive player in the Football Championship Subdivision. point off all those turnovers. last two, three weeks of hold Heinicke, a native of SSantaaannttaa Sale!SSaallee!! NFL Chris Johnson ran 94 yards in onto a lead or find a way to Atlanta, became just the sec- From Page B1 the second quarter for the win in the fourth quarter, and ond sophomore in FCS histo- 1155%5%% OOffOffff EverythingEEvveerryytthhiinngg ry to win the award, after • longest rushing touchdown this time we did,” Titans ees • Mob receiving 72 first-place votes and Te Inc in the NFL since 2006, and coach Mike Munchak said. • Ba s • H Greg McElroy, who came oodies Hot Jake Locker scored on a 13- “It’s good to win again. It’s and 531 points Monday. * H o Leat on in relief when Sanchez Dye hers yard quarterback sweep at been a while.” Stony Brook running back • Tie • Tops was benched Dec. 2 and led the end of the third quarter Before the game, a Miguel Maysonet finished • SRH ss • Tam the Jets to a 7-6 win over for all the points Tennessee moment of silence was held second (284) and Wofford eedles s • Se • Ca Arizona, was inactive with (5-9) needed. for victims of the shootings senior running back Eric irts aps • Sk • Pat the Jets keeping six receivers Breitenstein (197) rounded tches The Titans snapped a Friday in Newtown, Conn. • G on a banged-up unit. out the top three. Heinicke is 10% Glass three-game skid by also Twenty children and six Vet Discount Ryan refused to say if he the ninth straight quarter- Everyday! getting four sacks and Jason adults were killed at Sandy regretted not activating McCourty and Michael Hook Elementary School. back to be honored. Next to McElroy. 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, December 18,2012 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Lin leads Rockets Boeheim gets to win over Knicks milestone victory

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thunder 107, Spurs 93: SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — in 1976-77, were in the Serge Ibaka tied his career Jim Boeheim became the Carrier Dome crowd of NEW YORK — Jeremy Lin best with 25 points and third Division I men’s coach 17,902. Midway through the won again at Madison Square grabbed a season-high 17 to reach 900 wins as No. 3 second half, fans were given Garden — and for the first rebounds, and Oklahoma Syracuse beat Detroit 72-68 placards featuring cardboard time this season, the New City beat San Antonio for its on Monday night in the cutouts of Boeheim’s face York Knicks didn’t. 11th straight win. Gotham Classic. with 900 wins printed on the Lin had 22 points and Tony Parker and Nando Boeheim, 68 and in his back to celebrate. eight assists in De Colo had 14 points apiece 37th year at his alma mater, is Boeheim was presented a his return to NBA to lead the Spurs, who could 900-304 and joined an elite jersey encased in glass with New York, have created a virtual tie for fraternity. Mike Krzyzewski 900 emblazoned on it. leading the Recap the best record with a win. (936) and Bob Knight (902) “I’m happy. I’ve stayed Houston Russell Westbrook are the only other men’s around long enough,” Rockets to a chipped in 22 points and nine Division I coaches to win that Boeheim said at center court. 109-96 victory Monday assists, Kevin Martin scored many games. “I was a little nervous.” night that ended the Knicks’ 20 and Kevin Durant had 19 Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, James Southerland had 22 10-game home winning as Oklahoma City main- Boeheim’s college roommate, points for Syracuse (10-0), streak to open the season. tained sole possession of the teammate and fellow Hall of which increased its home Cheered then jeered, and best record in the NBA. Famer,and Roosevelt Bouie, a winning streak to 30 games, later clobbered, Lin added Grizzlies 80, Bulls 71: star on Boeheim’s first team longest in the nation. another masterpiece to the Mike Conley had 17 points, ones he put together last sea- Zach Randolph added 10 son during the height of points and 15 rebounds, and Linsanity. No longer the fan Memphis overcame a poor LAKERS throw line, but made foul favorite he was when wearing start to beat Chicago. shots when they needed it the home uniform, Lin got a Carlos Boozer led the From Page B1 down the stretch. mixed reception when he left Bulls with 16 points and 13 Southwestern only made The Associated Press Centralia took a one- 9-for-17 from the free-throw the game with 2:25 remaining rebounds, while Marco Houston guard Jeremy Lin dribbles the ball downcourt against the New point lead with six seconds line in the first half, but and Houston leading by 16. Belinelli finished with 13 York Knicks during their game at Madison Square Garden on Monday. James Harden had 28 points. left and called a timeout. improved to 13-for-18 in the points and 10 rebounds for Clippers 88, Pistons 76: Magic 102, Minnesota Suns 101, Kings 90: After the timeout, second half. the Rockets, who blew out Jamal Crawford scored 15 93: Glen Davis scored 28 Shannon Brown scored 14 of Grandinetti took the ball Jazmin Bembry led the the Knicks for the second points and Chris Paul added points and J.J. Redick had 18 his 22 points in the third coast-to-coast and scored on Lakers with 20 points, time this season. They have 14 to lead Los Angeles past points and seven assists as quarter, Jared Dudley added a layup as time expired for Maricela Aguilera had 19 won the last seven meetings, Detroit for its 10th straight Orlando beat Minnesota. 20 points and the Phoenix the victory. points and Kyla Siri had 11 including a 131-103 rout in win. The Magic won their third Suns pulled off another big “Just an amazing job of points. Quynne Eharis scored Houston on Nov. 23. Blake Griffin had 15 points straight and stopped the rally to beat Sacramento. getting to the basket and nine points and pulled down knowing the time,” Hoppe 11 rebounds. Rookie Chris Copeland for the Clippers, who had five Timberwolves’ four-game The Kings played well 1 scored a career-high 29 players in double figures. winning streak. early, but faded down the said. “That made the 10⁄2- On Saturday, tournament points for the Knicks, who Brandon Knight led the Kevin Love led Minnesota stretch to lose their fourth hour van ride back over there host Columbia Basin blasted played without leading scor- Pistons with 16 points and with 23 points and 15 rebounds straight game. Jimmer a bit better.” the Lakers 77-59. er Carmelo Anthony and had Tayshaun Prince added 15. for the Timberwolves, who led Fredette had 22 points and Williams had 18 points Aguilera scored 14 points, their four-game winning Detroit has lost five by 15 in the middle of the third Aaron Brooks added 12 for and nine rebounds, and Eharis added 12 points and 12 streak snapped. straight. quarter but couldn’t hang on. Sacramento. Grandinetti scored 17. rebounds and Hailey Laird The Lakers are off until had 11 points. Dec. 30, when they will host Southwestern went on to College of the Redwoods at 3 lose to Tacoma 76-64 on new chapter with the Jays,” just about one season. This said Dickey’s value “in a pos- p.m. in their final nonleague Sunday, after only being TRADE he wrote. allows us to put what we feel is sible trade was also sky- matchup before NWAACC down 35-33 at halftime. From Page B1 Dickey was already signed a contending team together for rocketing. At some point, South Region play begins. Tacoma took advantage of for $5.25 million next year. an extended run, for a three- those lines crossed.” SWOCC’s 20 turnovers, A few minutes ahead of His new contract adds two to five-year period.” Several teams made runs WOMEN turning the miscues into 20 the trade announcement, more seasons for $25 million Dickey needed to pass a at a deal for Dickey, with Southwestern Oregon points, while the Lakers only Dickey tweeted his thanks to — he will get $12 million in physical before the teams Texas and the Los Angeles Community College’s scored seven points off Mets fans and added he was both 2014 and 2015, plus announced the deal. He Angels among those in the women’s basketball team won turnovers. Southwestern all set to pitch for the Blue there’s a club option for 2016 became the fourth pitcher to mix. Alderson said while one and lost two games at the only made 10-for-22 (45 per- Jays. at $12 million with a $1 mil- win the Cy Young and be some clubs popped in and Columbia Basin crossover cent) from the foul line. “Now that it’s official, I lion buyout. traded before the next season, out of trade talks, Toronto’s tournament last weekend. Eharis led the Lakers with want to say that I don’t have Toronto has now acquired joining David Cone, Pedro interest remained steady. On Friday, the Lakers 24 points and 15 rebounds, the words to express how All-Stars Jose Reyes, Josh Martinez and Roger Clemens. The Blue Jays have missed topped Shoreline 81-72. and Aguilera had 15 points grateful I am to you for the Johnson, Mark Buehrle, Alderson said the Mets’ the playoffs since winning “We didn’t play great,” and six assists. steadfast support,” Dickey Melky Cabrera and Dickey preference going into the off- their second straight World SWOCC coach Mike Herbert Southwestern will take a posted on Twitter. “Thank since the season ended. season was to sign Dickey to a Series crown in 1993, and said. “We had a lead late, but break before hosting College you for making me feel want- “We’re just so close to con- multiyear deal. But as the have boldly moved to reshape let them back in it.” of the Redwoods at 1 p.m. ed.” tention,” Blue Jays GM Alex winter meetings approached a team that went 73-89 last He added that the Lakers Dec. 30, before the Lakers “Looking forward to a Anthopoulos said. “It’s not in early December, Alderson season in the rugged AL East. weren’t great from the free- start South Region play. Scoreboard

Northwest Division W L Pct GB Record Pts Pvs Kansas City 2 12 0 .143 195 367 At Washington At Glendale, Ariz. On The Air Oklahoma City 20 4 .833 — 1. Duke (30) 9-0 774 2 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Bowling Green (8-4) vs. San Jose State (10-2), Kansas State (11-1) vs. Oregon (11-1), 5:30 p.m. Minnesota 12 10 .545 7 2. Michigan (1) 11-0 7433East W L T Pct PF PA noon (ESPN) (ESPN) 1 Today Denver 13 12 .520 7⁄2 3. Syracuse 11-0 695 4 Washington 8 6 0 .571 381 350 Belk Bowl Friday, Jan. 4 1 High School Boys Basketball — Marshfield at Utah 13 12 .520 7⁄2 4. Louisville 9-1 640 6 Dallas 8 6 0 .571 327 338 At Charlotte, N.C. Cotton Bowl 1 Cottage Grove, 5:45 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM). Portland 11 12 .478 8⁄2 5. Arizona 8-0 632 8 N.Y. Giants 8 6 0 .571 373 304 Duke (6-6) vs. Cincinnati (9-3), 3:30 p.m. (ESPN) At Arlington, Texas High School Girls Basketball — North Bend at Pacific Division W L Pct GB 6. Indiana 9-1 627 1 Philadelphia 4 10 0 .286 253 375 Texas A&M (10-2) vs. Oklahoma (10-2), 5 p.m. Holiday Bowl Coquille, 6 p.m., KTEE (94.9 FM and 95.7 FM); L.A. Clippers 18 6 .750 — 7. Ohio State 8-1 595 7 South W L T Pct PF PA (FOX) At San Diego Marshfield at Cottage Grove, 7:30 p.m., KMHS Golden State 16 8 .667 2 8. Kansas 8-1 552 9 y-Atlanta 12 2 0 .857 371 259 Saturday, Jan. 5 1 Baylor (7-5) vs. UCLA (9-4), 6:45 p.m. (ESPN) (1420 AM). L.A. Lakers 11 14 .440 7⁄2 9. Florida 7-1 532 5 New Orleans 6 8 0 .429 389 379 BBVA Compass Bowl 1 Friday, Dec. 28 Men’s College Basketball — Richmond at Kansas, Phoenix 10 15 .400 8⁄2 10. Illinois 12-0 482 10 Tampa Bay 6 8 0 .429 354 349 Independence Bowl At Birmingham, Ala. 4 p.m.; Stanford at North Carolina State, 6 p.m. Sacramento 7 17 .292 11 11. Cincinnati 10-0 460 12 Carolina 5 9 0 .357 296 319 At Shreveport, La. Pittsburgh (6-6) vs. Mississippi (6-6), 10 a.m. Women’s College Basketball — Tennessee at Monday’s Games 12. Missouri 8-1 451 11 North W L T Pct PF PA (ESPN) Baylor, 5 p.m., ESPN. Orlando 102, Minnesota 93 13. Creighton 10-1 351 13 y-Green Bay 10 4 0 .714 344 292 Louisiana-Monroe (8-4) vs. Ohio (8-4), 11 a.m. (ESPN) Sunday, Jan. 6 Wednesday, Dec. 19 Houston 109, New York 96 14. Gonzaga 10-1 339 14 Minnesota 8 6 0 .571 319 308 GoDaddy.com Bowl Men’s College Basketball — Xavier at L.A. Clippers 88, Detroit 76 15. San Diego State 8-1 296 15 Chicago 8 6 0 .571 321 240 Russell Athletic Bowl At Mobile, Ala. Cincinnati, 4 p.m., ESPN2; North Carolina at Memphis 80, Chicago 71 16. Minnesota 11-1 273 16 Detroit 4 10 0 .286 330 380 At Orlando, Fla. Kent State (11-2) vs. Arkansas State (9-3), 6 p.m. Texas, 6 p.m., ESPN2; Campbell at Gonzaga, 6 Oklahoma City 107, San Antonio 93 17. New Mexico 11-0 219 20 West W L T Pct PF PA Virginia Tech (6-6) vs. Rutgers (9-3), 2:30 p.m. (ESPN) p.m., Root Sports. Phoenix 101, Sacramento 90 18. UNLV 8-1 216 17 x-San Francisco 10 3 1 .750 357 218 (ESPN) Monday, Jan. 7 NBA Basketball — Brooklyn at New York, 4 p.m., Today’s Games 19. North Carolina 8-2 187 18 Seattle 9 5 0 .643 350 219 Meineke Car Care Bowl BCS National Championship ESPN; Milwaukee at Memphis, 6:30 p.m., ESPN. Toronto at Cleveland, 4 p.m. 19. Michigan State 9-2 187 19 St. Louis 6 7 1 .464 258 315 At Houston At Miami Thursday, Dec. 20 Atlanta at Washington, 4 p.m. 21. Georgetown 9-1 180 21 Arizona 5 9 0 .357 224 302 Minnesota (6-6) vs. Texas Tech (7-5), 6 p.m. Notre Dame (12-0) vs. Alabama (12-1), 5:30 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot High School Boys Basketball — Churchill at Utah at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. 22. Notre Dame 9-1 125 24 (ESPN) (ESPN) Marshfield, 7 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM). Minnesota at Miami, 4:30 p.m. 23. Kentucky 7-3 98 22 y-clinched division Saturday, Dec. 29 College Playoffs College Football — Poinsettia Bowl, BYU vs. Boston at Chicago, 5 p.m. 24. Oklahoma State 8-1 94 23 Monday’s Game Armed Forces Bowl College Playoffs San Diego State, 5 p.m., ESPN. Indiana at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. 25. Butler 8-2 89 — Tennessee 14, N.Y. Jets 10 At Fort Worth, Texas NCAA Football Championship Subdivision Others receiving votes: N.C. State 84, Pittsburgh Saturday, Dec. 22 NBA Basketball — Oklahoma City at Minnesota, 4 Philadelphia at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Rice (6-6) vs. Air Force (6-6), 8:45 a.m. (ESPN) Championship 74, Oregon 45, VCU 11, Wyoming 8, UConn 6, Atlanta at Detroit, 5:30 p.m. p.m., TNT; Miami at Dallas, 6:30 p.m., TNT. San Antonio at Denver, 6 p.m. Fight Hunger Bowl Saturday, Jan. 5 Men’s College Basketball — Wichita State 5, Murray State 3, Oklahoma 2. Sunday, Dec. 23 Men’s College Basketball — Teams TBA, 6 p.m., New Orleans at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. At San Francisco At Frisco, Texas Root Sports. Charlotte at L.A. Lakers, 7:30 p.m. Associated Press Women’s Top 25 Tennessee at Green Bay, 10 a.m. Indianapolis at Kansas City, 10 a.m. Arizona State (7-5) vs. Navy (7-4), 12:15 p.m. North Dakota State (13-1) vs. Sam Houston Wednesday’s Games The top 25 teams in the The Associated Press’ New Orleans at Dallas, 10 a.m. (ESPN2) State (11-3), 10 a.m. Brooklyn at New York, 4 p.m. women’s college basketball poll, with first-place Local Schedule Minnesota at Houston, 10 a.m. Pinstripe Bowl Detroit at Toronto, 4 p.m. votes in parentheses, records through Dec. 16, Oakland at Carolina, 10 a.m. At New York Today Utah at Indiana, 4 p.m. total points based on 25 points for a first-place Transactions Buffalo at Miami, 10 a.m. Syracuse (7-5) vs. West Virginia (7-5), 12:15 p.m. High School Boys Basketball — North Bend at Washington at Orlando, 4 p.m. vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. (ESPN) BASEBALL Coquille, 7:30 p.m.; Marshfield at Cottage Grove, Cleveland at Boston, 4:30 p.m. last week’s ranking: New England at Jacksonville, 10 a.m. COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE — Suspended Tampa 5:45 p.m.; Reedsport at Oakridge, canceled; Oklahoma City at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Record Pts Prv Alamo Bowl Washington at Philadelphia, 10 a.m. Bay minor league OF Cody Rogers 50 games for Brookings-Harbor at Myrtle Point, 7:30 p.m.; Philadelphia at Houston, 5 p.m. 1. Stanford (22) 9-0 9781 At San Antonio St. Louis at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. Newport at Siuslaw, 7 p.m. Charlotte at Phoenix, 6 p.m. 2. UConn (16) 8-0 967 2 Texas (8-4) vs. Orgeon State (9-3), 3:45 p.m. refusing to take an offseason drug test. San Diego at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. High School Girls Basketball — North Bend at Milwaukee at Memphis, 6:30 p.m. 3. Baylor (2) 8-1 931 3 (ESPN) American League Cleveland at Denver, 1:05 p.m. Coquille, 6 p.m.; Marshfield at Cottage Grove, Golden State at Sacramento, 7 p.m. 4. Duke 8-0 884 4 DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to terms with RHP Chicago at Arizona, 1:25 p.m. Valley of the Sun Bowl 7:15 p.m.; Reedsport at Oakridge, canceled; New Orleans at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. 5. Notre Dame 6-1 821 5 Anibal Sanchez on a five-year contract. N.Y. Giants at Baltimore, 1:25 p.m. At Tempe, Ariz. Brookings-Harbor at Myrtle Point, 6 p.m.; 6. Georgia 11-0 789 6 HOUSTON ASTROS — Agreed to terms with DH San Francisco at Seattle, 5:20 p.m. Michigan State (6-6) vs. TCU (7-5), 7:15 p.m. Siuslaw at Newport, 7 p.m. College Basketball 7. Kentucky 8-1 773 7 (ESPN) Carlos Pena on a one-year contract. Wednesday, Dec. 19 8. California 7-1 663 10 Titans 14, Jets 10 Monday, Dec. 31 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Traded C John Buck, C High School Boys Basketball — Powers at College Polls 9. Maryland 7-2 641 9 N.Y. Jets 3 0 7 0 — 10 Music City Bowl Travis d’Arnaud, RHP Noah Syndergaard and Coquille JV, 7 p.m. 10. Tennessee 7-1 602 13 Tennessee 0 7 7 0 — 14 At Nashville, Tenn. OF Wuilmer Beccera to the N.Y. Mets for RHP High School Girls Basketball — Powers at The Associated Press Men’s Top 25 11. Penn St. 9-2 595 11 First Quarter Vanderbilt (8-4) vs. N.C. State (7-5), 9 a.m. (ESPN) R.A. Dickey, C Josh Thole and C Mike Nickeas. Coquille JV, 5:30 p.m. The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ col- 12. UCLA 7-1 539 14 NYJ—FG Folk 22, 4:17. Agreed to terms with Dickey on a three-year lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in Second Quarter Sun Bowl contract. High School Wrestling — Marshfield and North 13. Purdue 10-1 495 15 At El Paso, Texas Eugene at Churchill, 6 p.m. parentheses, records through Dec. 16, total 14. Louisville 9-24918 Ten—C.Johnson 94 run (Bironas kick), 8:53. National League points based on 25 points for a first-place vote Third Quarter Georgia Tech (6-7) vs. Southern Cal (7-5), 11 a.m. CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms with 3B Ian Thursday, Dec. 20 15. Oklahoma St. 7-0 440 16 (CBS) High School Boys Basketball — Midwestern through one point for a 25th-place vote and last 16. Dayton 10-0 395 17 NYJ—Cumberland 17 pass from Sanchez (Folk Stewart on a one-year contract. Designated LHP League: Churchill at Marshfield, 7 p.m.; Siuslaw week’s ranking: 17. North Carolina 10-1 317 19 kick), 3:19. Liberty Bowl Jeff Beliveau for assignment. Agreed to terms at Coquille, 7 p.m.; Bandon JV at Powers, 7 p.m.; Record Pts Prv 18. Oklahoma 8-2 285 12 Ten—Locker 13 run (Bironas kick), :20. At Memphis, Tenn. with RHP Chang-Yong Lim on a minor league Klamath Klash: Bonanza vs. Gold Beach, 1:45 1. Duke (62) 9-0 1,622 2 19. Kansas 9-1 215 22 A—69,143. Iowa State (6-6) vs. Tulsa (10-3), 12:30 p.m. contract. p.m. 2. Michigan (3) 11-0 1,543 3 20. Texas 7-2 197 18 (ESPN) MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed to terms with High School Girls Basketball — Coquille at 3. Syracuse 9-0 1,465 4 21. South Carolina 10-0 152 24 Chick-fil-A Bowl INF Donnie Murphy on a minor league contract. Siuslaw, 7 p.m.; Bandon JV at Powers, 5:30 p.m.; 4. Arizona 8-0 1,371 8 22. Texas A&M 6-3 139 23 College Football At Atlanta BASKETBALL Klamath Klash: Bonanza vs. Gold Beach, 12:15 5. Louisville 9-1 1,362 6 23. Florida St. 8-1 126 — LSU (10-2) vs. Clemson (10-2), 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) National Basketball Association p.m. 6. Indiana 9-1 1,321 1 24. West Virginia 7-2 101 25 Bowl Schedule Tuesday, Jan. 1 NBA — Promoted Mike Bass to executive vice 7. Ohio St. 8-1 1,249 7 25. Colorado 9-0 99 — Saturday, Dec. 15 Heart of Dallas Bowl president, communications. Pro Basketball 8. Florida 7-1 1,163 5 Others receiving votes: Arkansas 94, Miami 58, New Mexico Bowl At Dallas MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Assigned G Josh Selby 9. Kansas 8-1 1,110 9 Nebraska 52, Iowa St. 41, Ohio St. 37, Delaware Arizona 49, Nevada 48 Purdue (6-6) vs. Oklahoma State (7-5), 9 a.m. to Reno (NBADL). Recalled G Tony Wroten from 10. Illinois 12-0 1,044 10 NBA 15, Vanderbilt 15, Michigan 10, Michigan St. 9, Famous Idaho Potato Bowl (ESPNU) Reno. 11. Cincinnati 10-0 967 11 Chattanooga 7, Duquesne 7, Syracuse 6, Iowa 5, FOOTBALL EASTERN CONFERENCE At Boise, Idaho Gator Bowl 12. Missouri 8-1 886 12 Villanova 5, Toledo 2, Gonzaga 1, Rutgers 1. National Football League Atlantic Division W L Pct GB 13. Minnesota 11-1 730 13 Utah State 41, Toledo 15 At Jacksonville, Fla. Thursday, Dec. 20 NFL — Suspended Washington T Jordan Black New York 18 6 .750 — 14. Gonzaga 10-1 710 14 Mississippi State (8-4) vs. Northwestern (9-3), 9 1 Poinsettia Bowl a.m. (ESPN2) four games for violating the league’s policy on Brooklyn 13 10 .565 4⁄2 15. Georgetown 9-1 579 15 Pro Football 1 At San Diego performance enhancing substances. Boston 12 11 .522 5⁄2 16. New Mexico 11-0 548 17 Capital One Bowl San Diego St. (9-3) vs. BYU (7-5), 5 p.m. (ESPN) ARIZONA CARDINALS — Re-signed OL Mike Philadelphia 12 12 .500 6 17. Creighton 10-1 530 16 NFL At Orlando, Fla. 1 Friday, Dec. 21 Gibson. Released DT Ricky Lumpkin. Toronto 6 19 .240 12⁄2 18. San Diego St. 8-1 493 18 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Georgia (11-2) vs. Nebraska (10-3), 10 a.m. (TBA) St. Petersburg (Fla.) Bowl CHICAGO BEARS — Placed DT Matt Toeaina on Southeast Division W L Pct GB 19. Butler 8-2 361 — East W L T Pct PF PA Ball State (9-3) vs. UCF (9-4), 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) Outback Bowl injured reserve. Signed T Cory Brandon from the Miami 15 6 .714 — 20. Michigan St. 9-2 343 19 y-New England 10 4 0 .714 506 315 Saturday, Dec. 22 At Tampa, Fla. practice squad. Atlanta 147.6671 21. UNLV 8-1 315 20 N.Y. Jets 6 8 0 .429 255 320 South Carolina (10-2) vs. Michigan (8-4), 10 a.m. 1 New Orleans Bowl CLEVELAND BROWNS — Released DB Dimitri Orlando 11 13 .458 5⁄2 22. Notre Dame 9-1 291 22 Miami 6 8 0 .429 264 279 East Carolina (8-4) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (7-4), (ESPN) Patterson. Charlotte 7 16 .304 9 23. North Carolina 8-2 256 21 Buffalo 5 9 0 .357 306 402 9 a.m. (ESPN) Rose Bowl Canadian Football League Washington 3 18 .143 12 24. Oklahoma St. 8-1 244 24 South W L T Pct PF PA At Pasadena, Calif. HAMILTON TIGER-CATS — Named Kent Austin Central Division W L Pct GB 25. NC State 7-2 198 25 y-Houston 12 2 0 .857 394 280 Las Vegas Bowl Stanford (11-2) vs. Wisconsin (8-5), 2 p.m. (ESPN) coach. Chicago 13 10 .565 — Others receiving votes: Oregon 176, Indianapolis 9 5 0 .643 309 358 Boise State (10-2) vs. Washington (7-5), 12:30 1 COLLEGE Milwaukee 12 10 .545 ⁄2 Pittsburgh 158, Kentucky 41, Wyoming 14, Tennessee 5 9 0 .357 285 396 p.m. (ESPN) Orange Bowl 1 CINCINNATI — Announced QB Brendon Kay has Indiana 13 11 .542 ⁄2 Marquette 8, VCU 7, Wichita St. 6, Murray St. 4, Jacksonville 2 12 0 .143 219 383 Monday, Dec. 24 At Miami Detroit 7 20 .259 8 UConn 4, Miami 3, Maryland 2, Bucknell 1. North W L T Pct PF PA Hawaii Bowl Northern Illinois (12-1) vs. Florida State (11-2), been granted an extra year of eligibility by the Cleveland 5 20 .200 9 x-Baltimore 9 5 0 .643 348 307 SMU (6-6) vs. Fresno State (9-3), 5 p.m. (ESPN) 5:30 p.m. (ESPN) NCAA. 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Assignment: Write a sen- tence in which all, or nearly all, of the words start with the same let- ter. Dale, an alliteration author., a student at Hillcrest Elementary School, North Bend, will receive a prize for their submission on this topic: I have an awesome armadillo whose name is Arnold. He comes from Australia. Sometimes he is abject, sometimes he is awe- some. He eats amazing apricots, artistic apples, and amiable aphids. He is well known for always achiev- ing amazingly awesome actions. HILLCREST ELEMENTARY Fourth grade

I have a giraffe whose name is Gigge. He comes from Goose Lake. Sometimes he is giggly, sometimes he is grumpy. He eats gloomy gera- niums, good grapes, and great giraffes. He is well known for greas- ing great geranium. By Nate, an alliteration author I have a jumpy gerbil whose name is Jeremy. He comes from Japan. Sometimes he is a jerk, sometimes he is generous. He eats jumpy jelly- beans, jade jerky, and a jillion jolly ranchers. He is well known for jeal- ously jumping and jarring jerks. By Jared Bower, and alliteration author I have a hamster whose name is Hamie. He comes from New Hampton. Sometimes he is happy, sometimes he is horrible. He eats huge hot dogs, hot hamburgers, and humongous ham. He is well known for handling a lot of huge, hot, and humongous foods. By Alden Lee, an alliteration author I have a puppy whose name is Pup. She comes from Polocca. Sometimes she is perky, sometimes she is punky. She eats plenty of peaches, pink pears and purple plums. She is well known for play- fully playing with Pugs. By Sage Johnston, an alliteration author I have a marvelous monkey whose name is Molly. She comes from Mississippi. Sometimes she is mistaken, sometimes she is mar- velous. She eats market mangos, Mississippi mussels, and marvelous meatballs. She is well known for making millions of mango pies. By Adria, and alliteration author I have an ophiotaurus whose name is Olothapia. He comes from Olympia. Sometimes he is oppres- sive, sometimes he is obedient. He eats orange oranges, organic oil, and ordinary oats. He is well known for owning only ordinary orange orang- utans. By Jeanne Nguyen, an alliteration author I have an Elephant whose name is Elley. She comes from Elkton. Sometimes she is elegant, some- times she is eccentric. She eats enticing éclairs, enough eggplant, and excellent eggnog. She is well known for big elephant ears. By Ashley T., an alliteration author I have a baboon whose name is Bob. He comes from Bandon. Sometimes he is bouncy,sometimes he is brilliant. He eats black bats, blue balloons, and bad bass. He is well known for boisterous and bonkers by the bay. By Johnnie English, an alliteration author I have a seal whose name is seamor. He comes from Seaside. Sometimes he is selfish, sometimes he is sharing. He eats yellow sun- fish, orange salmon, and silver shellfish. He is well known for swimming and sleeping. By Dakota Gaul, an alliteration author I have a bat whose name is Batty. He comes from Boring, Oregon. Sometimes he is boring, sometimes he is brave. He eats blue bugs, brown bulldozers, and black beetles. He is well known for being a brave base- ball batter. By Domynik, an alliteration author I have a bear whose name is Beau. He comes from Boston. Sometimes he is bright, sometimes he is boring. He eats brown beans, blue berries, and black beans. He is well known for being bright and boring. By Drew Hall, an alliteration author I have a horse whose name is Hummfer. He comes from Hawaii. Sometimes he is heroic, sometimes he is helpful. He eats huge halibut, heroic hares, and hairy hotdogs. He is well known for being a heroic helper. By Natalie, an alliteration author I have a Jaguar whose name is Josh. He comes from Japan. Sometimes he is joyful, sometimes he is a joker. He eats jumping jerky, jerking jelly, and jolting junebug. He is well known for jerking joty jerky. By Jericho Bingham, an alliteration author

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Where in The World? — France Wishing our readers a very happy holiday

Well, Cuisine readers, And if you’ve tried to get we’re just about finished into Shark Bites, Benetti’s or with 2012, so it’s time to take Little Italy on Friday or a look back and say ‘thank Saturday nights, you know you’ to a few folks as well. downtown has been hop- Most of our favorite ping. restaurants made it through In Bandon, the Wild Rose another difficult economic Bistro left and Angelo’s Italy year, and some that did leave has taken its place in Old just moved on to greener Town. pastures. In their places Compared to years past, other fine establishments we’ve had relatively little have taken their place. turnover. In North Bend, we lost TABLE And for Porta, but in its place went those of us Thai Gourmet. And with all FOR TWO who like to the Thai restaurants that dine out on have left the area in recent occasion, years, it was nice to see this that’s a one come back. good thing. North Bend also gained I I I another great place when This Alder SmokeHouse opened year we ran its doors again for lunch a feature Contributed Photos recently. RON c alled Coos Bay’s food scene has Signature stayed pretty stable. JACKIMOWICZ S eries, Dining out in Alberto’s is now Fernando’s which gave at the south end of town, and restaurants and eateries a Marsha’s Mobile Kitchen chance to show off their best tried to make a go of it in the dishes. a walled city parking area next to Subway I’d like to personally on U.S. 101, but all around, thank all the owners that Myra and Jim Lawson went to France in mid-October. the downtown restaurants contacted me to show off Carcassone is a 2000 year old walled city. All the food in seem to have fared pretty France was delicious. The typical dish was a cassolett — well. SEE FOOD | C2 bean, sausage, pork, with a lamb shank. It was to be eaten a little at a time and kept warm all day, to keep the diner warm all day. Where in The World?

If you are going on vacation, take an edition of The World with you. When you find yourself in a picturesque spot like the Lawson’s did in France, snap your family/group with the paper. Then, when you visit a local restaurant, get a picture of your meal. Send the vital information: your name and hometown, the city you visited, the restaurant, who was in your group, what you ordered and what you liked about the meal. Photos can be emailed to twphoto@ the- worldlink.com as .jpg-format attachments.

Where in The World? — Turkey The Associated Press How about this flourless chocolate cake if you want to make a great Touring impression around the holidays. Turkey Decadent — and flourless — Coos Bay resident Mary Paczesniak and Coos Bay natives Penny chocolate cake Paczesniak Wood and Diane Walker — all Marshfield High School graduates — recently BY ALISON LADMAN ed butter spent two and a half The Associated Press 12 ounces bittersweet chocolate bits weeks with a group of 10 3 friends on an Overseas You want something rich ⁄4 cup strong brewed cof- Adventure Travel tour and decadent for the holi- fee of Turkey. days. Something chocolate. 6 eggs 3 They wrote to say Something that will impress. ⁄4 cup packed brown they had a memorable Something that really sugar 1 lunch at the Sur Ocak- screams celebration. ⁄2 cup unsweetened cocoa basi Restaurant in the But you don’t want to powder, sifted Fatih district of Istan- spend hours making it. The Pinch of salt bul. answer? A flourless choco- 2 tablespoons brandy or “Although the late cake. It’s like a baked rum restaurant has been vis- “In a country rich in truffle — simple, yet sensa- Whipped cream, to serve ited by acclaimed chef history and culture, the tional enough to impress Fresh berries or shaved Anthony Bourdain, they food was a surprising your guests. All you have to chocolate, to serve were the only tourists highlight.” do is dress it up with dining with many whipped cream and fresh Heat the oven to 350 locals. berries. Be sure to cut small degrees. Coat an 8-inch cake “The colorful meal slices from this; it really is pan with cooking spray. Line consisted of a wide vari- amazingly rich. the bottom of the pan with a ety of ethnic specialties, piece of parchment paper cut including: buryan to fit. Set the cake pan in a kebap, sac tava, egg- Contributed Photos FLOURLESS CHOCOLATE larger baking dish, such as a plant, sur kebap and Left to right, Penny CAKE 9-by-13-inch baking pan. lentil soup alongside Paczesniak Wood, Mary In a medium saucepan other traditional dishes Paczesniak, and Diane over medium-high heat, that delighted the trav- Walker show off their edition Start to finish: 1 hour, plus melt the butter. Remove the elers’ tastebuds. of The World. cooling Servings: 16 1 1 ⁄2 cups (3 sticks) unsalt- SEE CAKE | C2 Holiday gifts for the wine enthusiasts on your list

BY DAVID WHITE checking out, as it literally brings Oregon pinot noir, there’s a similar oenophile, pick up a copy of Kevin mov. Part memoir and part mani- the tasting room to your living collective in the Zraly’s “Windows on the World festo, the book thoroughly combats Time is running out to finish up room. Launched three years ago by Willamette Valley Complete Wine Course.” For good the poison of wine snobbery your Christmas shopping. a tech entrepreneur, the company called Carlton reason, it’s been in print for nearly through an honest and personal For those looking to impress a transfers wine into miniature bot- Winemakers Stu- 30 years. evaluation of America’s wine cul- wine enthusiast, these final days tles, allowing consumers to sample dio. If you’re shopping for a wine ture. It was my favorite book this are daunting. Malls and depart- a host of wines without having to For novice wine enthusiast who already has a year. ment stores offer little that would purchase an entire bottle. Wine drinkers, newspa- stocked bookcase, pick her up a Actual wine also works. To make please an oenophile, and the staff club memberships start at $30 per per wine clubs are copy of “Wine Grapes,” the just- an impression, you’ll want some- at Best Buy doesn’t know a thing shipment. fun. These have released guide to 1,368 grape vari- thing that’s recognizable but isn’t about wine. The internet, of If you’re shopping for someone proliferated in eties by Jancis Robinson, Julia easily found at the supermarket. course, can be overwhelming! who enjoys wines from Napa Val- recent years, and Harding, and José Vouillamoz. The Champagne is always memo- Relax. Wine lovers are easy to ley, consider the “Bordello Wine the New York book is hefty — it clocks in at more rable, and in recent years, wine please, regardless of your budget. Club” from Vintner’s Collective, a Times’ selections than seven pounds — and has a enthusiasts have gone gaga over Here are my top picks. multi-winery tasting room in WHITE tend to get the price tag to match, retailing for “Grower Champagne,” or wines First, consider a wine club. downtown Napa. While the club is WINES highest marks. $175. But it’s a reference book that made by the farmers who grow the Whether you’re shopping for a expensive — the average shipment That said, many every wine geek is desperate to grapes. Just as we understand why complete novice or the next Iron runs $165 — the collective is home local retailers have their own clubs own. an apple grown in Virginia tastes Sommelier, everyone appreciates to some of Napa’s most celebrated, that offer a better value. A more affordable choice is different from an apple grown in trying new wines. small-production winemakers. Books also make good gifts. “How to Love Wine,”by New York TastingRoom.com is worth If you’re shopping for a fan of If you’re shopping for a budding Times chief wine critic Eric Asi- SEE WINE | C2 C M C M Y K Y K

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FOOD Light libations to set the holiday mood Continued from Page C1

their fairest fare: Pork Piggy’s BY SARA MOULTON any number of festive liba- drink too watery. Cornstarch crushed sugar for 2 minutes, or until 1 BBQ (Empire), Portland Bagel The Associated Press tions. My favorite is eggnog. successfully thickened the ⁄2 teaspoon ground ginger they are light and lemon col- After all, if you’re trying to drink, but in a way that 4 cardamom pods, ored. Add the heated milk in a (N.B.), Crabby Cafe 1 (Reedsport), Harbor Light Back during my days at crystallize holiday excess in reminded my expert of a crushed (or ⁄2 teaspoon stream, whisking gently. (Reedsport), High Tide Cafe Gourmet magazine, my liquid form, how better than loose pudding, not eggnog. ground cardamom) Return the egg-milk mixture (Charleston), Billy many duties included teach- to combine sweet cream with Ruthie suggested losing Kosher salt to the saucepan and cook over ing cooking classes. I used to strong rum or brandy the non-fat milk in favor of 2 medium heat, stirring con- Smoothboars (Bandon), 2 large eggs Porta (N.B.), Hound Dog Hot tell my students — especially But what if — just this percent milk, which is still 1 stantly with a wooden spoon, ⁄4 cup sugar Dog Stand (N.B.), Marsha’s the cooking-impaired ones once — you don’t want to much lighter than cream. Brandy or rum, for flavor- until it thickens and coats the — that if they made sure to overdo it? How do you cut That did the trick. Then I back of the spoon,about 4 to 6 Mobile Kitchen (Coos Bay), ing (optional) Benetti’s (C.B.), Rodeo greet dinner party guests down the fat and calories in added Chai spices, which Grated nutmeg, to garnish minutes. Do not let the mix- with a special homemade eggnog without losing the contributed their own luxu- ture come to a simmer or the Steakhouse (C.B.), El Sol In a small saucepan over (C.B.), Pizza Coop (C.B.), drink, they would always drink’s signature richness? rious and exotic notes that medium heat, combine 11⁄2 eggs will scramble. win, no matter what else More precisely,is there a way work so nicely with the more Quickly add the remaining The Loft (Bandon), Little cups of the milk with the cin- Italy (C.B.), Humboldt Club happened that evening. to keep it creamy without traditional nutmeg. namon, vanilla bean, cloves, 1⁄2 cup of milk to the pan to Let them buy take-out cream? I tried making stop the cooking. Transfer the (N.B.), Bon Appetit Bistro peppercorns, ginger, car- (C.B.), Coach House food, rearrange it artfully on eggnog using nonfat milk, damom pods and a hefty mixture to a pitcher and chill platters, then claim it as their both regular and condensed. CHAI EGGNOG for at least 2 hours or until (Eastside) and Timmy J’s pinch of salt. Bring the mix- BBQ (Hauser). own. Nobody would think I even tried thickening the ture to a simmer, then turn off very cold. twice as long as they were mixture with cornstarch. My To serve, divide the eggnog We had a very nice six- Start to finish: 2 hours 35 the heat and let it stand for 15 month run with this feature. handed a special drink on daughter Ruthie, a connois- minutes (20 minutes active) minutes. among 4 chilled glasses, stir in their way in the door. Festive seur of cocktails, rejected a dash of brandy or rum, if Thank you for having us Servings: 4 Strain the mixture through out to your place, and I hope drinks scream, “Party!” both of these strategies. 2 cups 2 percent milk, a sieve, discarding all of the desired, and top with a sprin- The holiday season boasts Non-fat milk made the kle of freshly grated nutmeg. we were able to get the word divided solids except for the vanilla out and push some new busi- 1 Nutrition information per 3 ⁄2-inch stick cinnamon, bean. Scrape the seeds from ness your way. smashed using the side the vanilla bean into the milk; serving: 140 calories; 40 calo- ries from fat (29 percent of I I I of a knife discard the vanilla pod. Our other local feature, 1 total calories); 4.5 g fat (2 g ⁄2 vanilla bean, split Wipe out the saucepan and Where in The World?, is still lengthwise return the milk to the pan over saturated; 0 g trans fats); 100 mg cholesterol; 16 g carbohy- going strong. A big thank you 10 whole cloves medium heat. to all the vacationers who 1 drate; 0 g fiber; 16 g sugar; 7 g ⁄2 teaspoon whole black Meanwhile, in a medium protein; 210 mg sodium. have taken an edition of the peppercorns, coarsely bowl beat the eggs with the world with them on their trip and then taken a snapshot for us. CAKE Stir in the coffee. Carefully remove the pan I love seeing where every- In a medium bowl, use an from the oven; be careful not one has gone, and the photos Baking time is electric mixer to beat togeth- to splash the hot water. of the meals have been fabu- er the eggs, brown sugar, Remove the cake pan from lous. 35-40 minutes cocoa powder, salt and the water bath and allow the For those of you who have Continued from Page C1 brandy for 2 to 3 minutes, or cake to cool fully in the pan. a holiday vacation coming until slightly thickened. Beat Place a serving plate over the up, take The World with you in the chocolate-butter mix- cake pan and invert so that and be part of our feature in pan from the heat and stir in ture. the pan is on top of the serv- 2013. the chocolate bits until com- The batter should resem- ing plate. Gently lift the cake The first Cuisine reader to send in a Where In The pletely melted and smooth. ble a thick pudding. Pour the pan off, then peel away the batter into the cake pan, jig- parchment paper. World? wearing one of those goofy holiday hats is going to gling the pan to settle the Serve topped with find a gift certificate to a local batter so that it’s level. whipped cream and fresh Good Thru 12-25-12 restaurant in their stocking PLU#71032 Place the larger pan with berries or chocolate shav- (it may be a just a little late, the cake pan in it into the ings. depending on when the oven. Pour hot water into the Nutrition information per photo gets in). 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C M C M Y K Tuesday, December 18,2012 • The World • C3 Y K A family DILBERT night of stargazing

If things are so hectic in your household during the holidays that you can’t remember the last time you took time out for some family fun, you need FRANK AND ERNEST to remind yourself what kids really want for Christmas: quality time with family. EVERYDAY Get CHEAPSKATE family fun on the cal- endar, and once it’s there, you’ll THE BORN LOSER find yourself Mary sched- uling Hunt around it, not crossing it out. If you don’t have a calendar, make one that goes at least through New Years. Post it in a visible place so all family members can see it, even your little ones. ZITS Make it colorful and exciting. Now, make some plans. It doesn’t have to cost a lot of money to create wonderful times together. One idea that appeals to all ages is stargazing, dis- covering the stories of the sky. Lest you believe that stargazing is just an activ- ity for spring or summer, it’s not. You’ll want to do CLASSIC PEANUTS some homework for this event. But you’ll be amazed what the winter sky has to offer. Take a THE FAMILY CIRCUS trip to the library or look on the Internet for sites like DomeOfTheSky.com or KidsAstronomy.com, where you will find lots of stories and sky facts. Start here: The Big and Little Dippers are parts of two larger constellations known as Ursa Major and FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE Ursa Minor. The dippers, which look like ladles in the sky, are good reference points for the other con- stellations. First locate the Big Dipper. The two stars on the outside of its ladle also are called the Pointers. Follow a straight line from the Pointers upward out from the ladle to the North Star. Share the stories about ROSE IS ROSE the constellations and stars; point out other con- stellations. Make up your own stories. Enjoy the solitude, the feelings of being together under such an amazing canopy of nighttime majesty. You can view many of the stars from your yard, or a safe park or rooftop if you’re in a city — just avoid house and street- LUANN lights, if possible. The best viewing is away from city lights. If you have access to a safe country location, your results will be even better. You’ll notice that more stars become visible while you wait the half hour that it takes your eyes to fully adjust. The darker, the better for successful stargazing. Of course, you’ll need GRIZZWELLS to put together some gear. Start with a big blanket, flashlights and hot choco- late. And bundle up! Background music is important, so bring a portable player. If you can find it, “Starwatching” by The Happy Crowd (happy- crowd.com) is perfect: "What a beautiful sight ... We put our blanket out on the lawn ... and we’re star watching, what a beautiful night!” Bring notebooks so you can record each constella- MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN tion after you find it, not- ing the date, time, weath- er and any other impor- tant observations. With any luck, you’ll have such a great time you’ll want to repeat this fun family out- ing. The more nights you spend exploring the skies, the more you’ll find up there. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member website. You can email her at mary@everydaycheap- skate.com, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. To find out more about Mary Hunt and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K C4• The World •Tuesday, December 18,2012 Y K Cl ass if i eds

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GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Older Camper Shell for full GEMINI (May 21-June 20) However, you must make sure — Trust that things have a way of 800 size pick-up. 541-297-4834 greater prestige and status in an area where you’ve never previ- — Don’t place a lot of signifi- you continue to do your part in balancing themselves out, and cance on some early, discomfort- keeping the weeds out of your you’ll quickly find out that if you’re BRIDGE ously been acknowledged. Along with the recognition come copi- ing developments, even if they garden of hope. not being treated too well in one ous career improvements. appear to be pretty harsh. Luck SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- case, something else will make John Ruskin, a multitalented leads the heart queen? will be on your side as the day Dec. 21) — Although you’ll be up for it. Englishman who died in 1900 at the North had an unappealing rebid. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 21) — It could be the fateful progresses. able to adequately fend for your- CANCER (June 21-July 22) age of 80, said, “The work of science But one no-trump was less bad than CANCER (June 21-July 22) self, your more notable benefits — You’ve heard the old saying: is to substitute facts for appearances, anything else. When he tabled his time when some of your past — A close associate will make a are likely to come from a partner- “The harder your work, the lucki- and demonstrations for impressions.” dummy, he put the club jack behind the efforts will be coming home to At the bridge table, inexperienced spade nine to make it look as if he had roost. You’ll quickly discover all tough decision that will have ship. You could actually be er you get.” This could be true in players tend to follow “rules” instead of two trumps! that hard work you’ve done will reverberations in your life. After involved in two of them, with your case, when you achieve treating each deal on its own merits. South has one loser in each red not have been in vain. the dust settles, you’ll realize its happy results. more than you expected through Yes, it is true that guidelines work most suit, so can afford only one trump CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. benefits. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. a lot of strong effort. of the time; but occasionally some flex- loser. There are two ways to do that, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — 19) — When you need some- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — ibility is required. mathematically identical, giving him 19) — Although you might have to once again deal with a matter This could be a very profitable thing the most, your chart indi- Although you’re presently in a In today’s deal, how can East- just over a 24 percent chance of suc- time if you’re both practical and cates life will be trending in your rather good cycle where your West defeat four spades after West cess. He can run dummy’s nine, or he that has given you much trouble, prudent in involvements of a favor. Be both patient and hope- general interests are concerned, can lead dummy’s nine this time experience and wisdom and play his queen. are on your side.You’ll come out financial or material nature.You’ll ful, and see what you’ve started material rewards will require Here, running the nine ahead. be smart when both buying and through to its conclusion. more arduous work. However, it’ll works. West wins with his AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. selling. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. be worth it. king, but South’s remain- 19) — Resurrecting an old enter- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 19) — Do not be a capricious VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ing three honors draw the — If you’re prepared to take a risk-taker, but also don’t be afraid — Don’t depend on luck to pro- rest of his trumps. prise that you were once quite enthusiastic about might be a calculated risk, an endeavor in to take a chance if doing so vide what you want. However, an Putting the queen on the which you’re presently involved might serve your best interests. ambitious aim can be realized if nine fails, because West’s good idea.You’ll be glad you did- could be substantially advanced. You must not let unfounded fear you give it top priority and are eight wins the fourth n’t scrap it, because you now round of the suit. possess the missing pieces. Be sure to think things out fully if stop you. willing to work hard to achieve it. However, I hope you have PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) you expect success. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — noticed that South has no — You’re likely to do much better LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — — When it comes to your finan- If you have to make an important chance if East defends working with some trusted and Trying to quietly go about doing cial affairs, you might not do judgment call that would affect correctly. We have the good deeds without drawing any everything letter- perfect, but others as well as yourself, make canon “cover an honor competent intermediaries than handling a ticklish problem all on attention to it is a laudable goal. your good moves should outrank it from a noble perspective. Good with an honor.” True, the However, once word gets out, many of your bad ones and put intentions will produce big nine is not an honor — it your own. It’s smart to use all of and it will, everyone will know of you in the plus column. advantages. missed that rating by one. your resources. But here it is acting like an ARIES (March 21-April 19) your kindness. ARIES (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) honor. East should cover — This might be the best day of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — It behooves you to be positive — By being willing to work hard the nine with his jack. the week to spend some time on — Something you’ve wanted to in all that you do. Instead of wor- and playing your cards well, you Then West will take two one of your more meaningful accomplish isn’t a lock, but it’s rying about what may or may not could generate great financial trump tricks to defeat the objectives, so try to do so. You not as complex as you’ve led happen, go out into the world, benefits through a valuable and contract. yourself to believe, either. You’ll enjoying what your heart and unusual source.

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4, 2012. was filed with the Federal Communi- CREDIT UNION, as beneficiary, dated that specifies the date by which you egon State Bar at 800-452-7636 and Legals cations Commission for consent to as- 6/9/2003, recorded 6/11/2003, under must move out. The buyer may not ask for lawyer referral service. Con- 100 Judy Ann McGowne, sign the license of KMCB, Channel Instrument No. 2003-8260, records of give you this notice until after the fore- tact information for the Oregon State Personal Representative 22, Coos Bay, Oregon from Newport COOS County, OREGON. The benefi- closure sale happens. If you do not Bar is included with this notice. If you c/o John Whitty Television License LLC to KMTR Tele- cial interest under said Trust Deed leave before the move-out date, the do not have enough money to pay a Whitty, McDaniel, Bodkin vision, LLC. and the obligations secured thereby buyer can have the sheriff remove you lawyer and are otherwise eligible, you & Combs, LLP are presently held by OREGON FIRST from the property after a court hear- may be able to receive legal assis- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 444 N. 4th Street Assignor is a subsidiary of Newport COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION FOR- ing. You will receive notice of the tance for free. Information about STATE OF OREGON FOR THE P. O. Box 1120 Television LLC. The officers, directors MERLY KNOWN AS OREGON FED- court hearing. FEDERAL LAW RE- whom to contact for free legal assis- COUNTY OF COOS Coos Bay, OR 97420 and attributable owners of the As- ERAL CREDIT UNION. Said Trust QUIRES YOU TO BE NOTIFIED IF tance may be obtained through Safe- Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC, a Dela- signor and its parent company are Deed encumbers the following de- YOU ARE OCCUPYING AND RENT- net at 800-SAFENET. DATED: ware Limited Liability Company, Plain- PUBLISHED: The World - December Sandy DiPasquale; Albert J. Dobron: scribed real property situated in said ING THIS PROPERTY AS A RESI- 11/14/2012 REGIONAL TRUSTEE tiff v. Evelyn Ocampo and Marciano 4, 2012, December 11, 2012, and De- Scott Marimow; John Grossi: Newport county and state, to-wit: LOTS 12, 13 DENTIAL DWELLING UNDER A LE- SERVICES CORPORATION Trustee Ocampo; Bayview Loan Servicing LL; cember 18, 2012 (ID-20221735) Television Holdings LLC; Newport TV AND 14, BLOCK 9, EAST GITIMATE RENTAL AGREEMENT, By: MELANIE BEAMAN, AUTHOR- Janet A. Gonzalez, f/n/a Janet A. HoldCo LLC; Providence Equity Part- MARSHFIELD, COOS COUNTY, OR- FEDERAL LAW REQUIRES THE IZED AGENT 616 1st Avenue, Suite Favalora; Unknown Parties in Posses- Notice of Decision - Copper ners VI (Unbrella US) L.P.; Provi- EGON The street address or other BUYER TO GIVE YOU NOTICE IN 500, Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: sion or Claiming a Right to Posses- Salmon Wilderness Legacy Roads dence Investors VI (Newport) L.P.; common designation, if any, of the WRITING A CERTAIN NUMBER OF (206)340-2550 Sale Information: sion; and Unknown Occupants, De- Project Providence Equity GP VI L.P.; Provi- real property described above is pur- DAYS BEFORE THE BUYER CAN http://www.rtrustee.com A-FN4329825 fendants. Case No.: 12CV0608 SUM- As the Responsible Official, I have de- dence Equity Partners VI L.L.C.; Prov- ported to be: 179 2ND AVENUE REQUIRE YOU TO MOVE OUT. THE 11/27/2012, 12/04/2012, 12/11/2012, MONS BY PUBLICATION NOTICE cided to implement Alternative 3 of the idence VI Unbrella GP L.L.C.; Provi- COOS BAY, OR 97420 The under- FEDERAL LAW THAT REQUIRES 12/18/2012 TO DEFENDANTS READ THESE Copper Salmon Wilderness Legacy dence Fund Holdco (Domestic ECI) signed Trustee disclaims any liability THE BUYER TO GIVE YOU THIS NO- PAPERS CAREFULLY! You must Roads Project Environmental Assess- L.P.; Providence Managing Member for any incorrectness of the above TICE IS EFFECTIVE UNTIL DECEM- PUBLISHED: The World- November “appear” in this case or the other side ment (EA) which was completed in L.L.C.; Providence Holdco (Domestic) street address or other common des- BER 31, 2012. Under federal law, the 27th, December 4th, 11th & 18th, will win automatically. To “appear” August, 2012. This action will decom- L.P.; Jonathan M. Nelson; Glenn M. ignation. Both the beneficiary and the buyer must give you at least 90 days 2012 (ID-20220890) you must file with the court a legal pa- mission about nine miles of previously Creamer;and Paul J. Salem. trustee have elected to sell the said notice in writing before requiring you per called a “motion” or “answer.” closed roads within the Copper real property to satisfy the obligations to move out. If you are renting this TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE The “motion” or “answer” must be Salmon Wilderness in Curry and Coos The Assignee’s manager and sole secured by said trust deed and a no- property under a fixed-term lease (for given to the court clerk or administra- Counties, Oregon, on lands managed member is Roberts Media, LLC, tice of default has been recorded pur- example, a six-month or one-year The Trustee under the terms of the tor within 30 days of the date of first by the Rogue River-Siskiyou National whose manager and sole member is suant to Oregon Revised Statutes lease), you may stay until the end of Trust Deed described herein, at the di- publication, 12/19/2012, along with the Forest, Powers Ranger District. It in- Larry Roberts. 86.735(3); the default for which the your lease term. If the buyer wants to rection of the Beneficiary, hereby required filing fee. It must be in cludes the removal of the culvert at A copy of the application and related foreclosure is made is grantor’s failure move in and use this property as the elects to sell the property described in proper form and have proof of service Blackberry Creek and its replacement materials is available for Public in- to pay when due, the following sums: buyer’s primary residence, the buyer the Trust Deed to satisfy the obliga- on the Plaintiff’s attorney or, if the with a bridge on Elk River Road (NFS spection at www.fcc.gov. Amount due as of November 14, 2012 can give you written notice and re- tions secured thereby. Pursuant to Plaintiff does not have an attorney, 5325). Full details of my decision can Delinquent Payments from July 01, quire you to move out after 90 days, ORS 86.745, the following information proof of service on the Plaintiff. The be found in the Decision PUBLISHED: The World - December 2012 1 payments at $276.55 each even if you have a fixed-term lease is provided: subject of this a judicial foreclosure of Notice/Finding of No Significant Im- 11, 13, 18 and 20, 2012 $276.55 4 payments at $489.72 each with more than 90 days left. STATE real property commonly known as 871 pact (DN/FONSI) at: (ID-20222405) $1,958.88 (07-01-12 through LAW NOTIFICATION REQUIRE- 1. PARTIES: S Broadway, Coos Bay, OR 97420 for http://www.fs.fed.us/nepa/fs-usda-pop. 11-14-12) Late Charges: $68.20 Ben- MENTS: IF THE FEDERAL LAW non-payment of mortgage debt. If you php/?project=35078. PUBLIC NOTICE: SALE OF CITY eficiary Advances: $0.00 Suspense DOES NOT APPLY, STATE LAW Grantor: SAM D. SHELLHAMER AND have questions, you should see an at- This decision is subject to administra- OWNED PROPERTY Credit: $0.00 TOTAL: $2,303.63 STILL REQUIRES THE BUYER TO CHRISSY M. SHELLHAMER torney immediately. If you need help tive review (appeal) pursuant to 36 ALSO, if you have failed to pay taxes GIVE YOU NOTICE IN WRITING BE- Trustee: FIDELITY NATIONAL in finding an attorney, you may call CFR 215. Only those individuals or or- The City of Coos Bay hereby gives on the property, provide insurance on FORE REQUIRING YOU TO MOVE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY the Oregon State Bar’s Lawyer Refer- ganizations who submitted substan- notice that sealed bids for real prop- the property or pay other senior liens OUT IF YOU ARE OCCUPYING AND Successor Trustee: NANCY K. CARY ral Service at (503) 684-3763 or tive comments during the comment erty described as T 26, R 13, S 3AC, or encumbrances as required in the RENTING THE PROPERTY AS A Beneficiary: WASHINGTON FEDERAL toll-free in Oregon at (800) 452-7636. period which ended September 28, Tax Lot 2600, located at the south- note and deed of trust, the beneficiary TENANT IN GOOD FAITH. EVEN IF fka WASHINGTON FEDERAL SAV- DATED: December 11, 2012. 2012, may appeal. Your written No- west corner of Illinois Avenue and may insist that you do so in order to THE FEDERAL LAW REQUIREMENT INGS Glogowski Law Firm, PLLC, Katrina E. tice of Appeal, including attachments, Southwest Blvd, Coos Bay will be re- reinstate your account in good stand- IS NO LONGER EFFECTIVE AFTER Glogowski, OSB #035386, 506 2nd must be filed within 45 days following ceived by the City Finance Depart- ing. The beneficiary may require as a DECEMBER 31, 2012, THE RE- 2. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY: Ave Ste 2600, Seattle, WA 98104 publication of this legal notice in The ment, 500 Central Ave, Coos Bay, Or- condition to reinstatement that you QUIREMENT UNDER STATE LAW The real property is described as fol- (206) 903-9966 Fax (20^) 405-2701. World newspaper, Coos Bay, Oregon. egon 97420 until 12 noon, January 11, provide reliable written evidence that STILL APPLIES TO YOUR SITUA- lows: Those wishing to appeal should not 2013. The minimum acceptable bid is you have paid all senior liens or en- TION. Under state law, if you have a As described in the attached Exhibit A PUBLISHED: The World - December rely upon dates or timeframes pro- $2,100. Information and bid forms are cumbrances, property taxes, and haz- fixed-term lease (for example, a 18, 25, 2012, January 01 and 08, vided by any other source. Submit available online at ard insurance premiums. These re- six-month or one-year lease), the 3. RECORDING. The Trust Deed was 2013. (ID-2022510) your appeal to the Appeal Deciding http://coosbay.org/archive/requests or quirements for reinstatement should buyer must give you at least 60 days recorded as follows: Officer (Forest Supervisor, Rogue from the City Public Works and Devel- be confirmed by contacting the under- notice in writing before requiring you Date Recorded: August 15, 2005 signed Trustee. By reason of said de- to move out. If the buyer wants to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE River-Siskiyou National Forest) by opment Department. No faxed or Recordiing No.: 2005-12225 mail or hand-delivery to 3040 Biddle emailed bids will be accepted. The fault, the beneficiary has declared all move in and use this property as the Official Records of Coos County, Ore- STATE OF OREGON sums owing on the obligation secured buyer’s primary residence, the buyer FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS Road, Medford, Oregon 97504 City will not be responsible for mailed gon (normal business hours are 7:45 a.m. bids that are not received by the des- by said trust deed immediately due can give you written notice and re- and payable, said sums being the fol- quire you to move out after 30 days, Case No.: 12PB0272 to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday); ignated time. Bids will not be ac- 4. DEFAULT. The Grantor or any by FAX to (541) 618-2400; or by elec- cepted at any other location. All bids lowing: UNPAID PRINCIPAL BAL- even if you have a fixed-term lease other person obligated on the Trust ANCE OF $52,068.47, PLUS interest with more than 30 days left. If you are In the Matter of the Estate of tronic mail to: may be rejected at the discretion of Deed and Promissory Note secured appeals-pacificnorthwest-rogueriver-siskiyou@f the City of Coos Bay. thereon at 5.25% per annum from renting under a month-to-month or thereby is in default and the Benefi- Emogene Buck, 06/01/12 to 8/1/2012, 5.25% per week-to-week rental agreement, the Deceased. s.fed.us. If no timely appeal ciary seeks to foreclose the Trust is filed, implementation of the decision PUBLISHED: The World - December annum from 8/1/2012, until paid, to- buyer must give you at least 30 days Deed for failure to pay: Monthly pay- gether with escrow advances, foreclo- notice in writing before requiring you Notice To Interested Persons may begin on, but not before, the 5th 11 & 18, 2012 (ID-20222391) ments in the amount of $1,192.00 business day following the close of sure costs, trustee fees, attorney to move out. IMPORTANT: For the each, due the first of each month, for fees, sums required for the protection buyer to be required to give you notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the the appeal-filing period. If a timely ap- the months of April 2012 through Au- peal is filed, implementation may oc- of the property and additional sums under state law, you must prove to the gust 2012; plus late charges and ad- undersigned has been appointed per- TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE Pursu- secured by the Deed of Trust. business or individual who is handling sonal representative of the above es- cur on, but not before, the 15th busi- ant to O.R.S. 86.705 et seq. and vances; plus any unpaid real property ness day following the date of appeal WHEREFORE, notice hereby is given the foreclosure sale that you are oc- taxes or liens, plus interest. tate. All persons having claims O.R.S. 79.5010, et seq. Trustee’s that the undersigned trustee, will on cupying and renting this property as a against the estate are required to disposition (36 CFR 215.2). For addi- Sale No. 09-OF-122963 NOTICE TO tional information contact Holly Witt, March 20, 2013, at the hour of 11:00 residential dwelling under a legitimate 5. AMOUNT DUE. The amount due present them, within four months after BORROWER: YOU SHOULD BE AM, in accord with the standard of rental agreement. The name and ad- the date of first publication of this no- Environmental Coordinator, (541) AWARE THAT THE UNDERSIGNED on the Note which is secured by the 247-3688. time established by ORS 187.110, at dress of the business or individual Trust Deed referred to herein is: Prin- tice, to the personal representative at IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A THE FRONT STEPS OF THE COOS who is handling the foreclosure sale is the address of the attorneys for the Jessie Berner, District Ranger, DEBT AND THAT ANY INFORMA- cipal balance in the amount of Powers Ranger District COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 2ND and shown on this notice under the head- $154,028.60; plus interest at the rate personal representative set forth be- TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED BAXTER, COQUILLE, County of ing “TRUSTEE”. You must mail or de- low, or the claims may be barred. FOR THAT PURPOSE. Reference is of 5.750% per annum from March 1, PUBLISHED: The World - December COOS, State of OREGON, sell at liver your proof not later than 2012; plus late charges of $864.27; All persons whose rights may be af- made to that certain Deed of Trust public auction to the highest bidder for 2/15/2013 (30 days before the date fected by the proceeding may obtain 18, 2012 (ID-20222560) made by, DAVID M. WILLHITE AND plus advances and foreclosure attor- cash, the interest in the said de- first set for the foreclosure sale). Your ney fees and costs. additional information from the records KATHLEEN M. WILLHITE TENANCY scribed property which the grantor proof must be in writing and should be of the court, the personal representa- Local Public Notice BY THE ENTIRETY, as grantor, to had, or had the power to convey, at a copy of your rental agreement or tive, or the attorneys for the personal TICOR TITLE INSURANCE, as Trus- 6. SALE OF PROPERTY. The Trus- the time of the execution by him of the lease. If you do not have a written tee hereby states that the property will representative. On November 29, 2012, an application tee, in favor of OREGON FEDERAL said trust deed, together with any in- rental agreement or lease, you can Dated and first published: December be sold to satisfy the obligations se- terest which the grantor or his succes- provide other proof, such as receipts cured by the Trust Deed. A Trustee’s sors in interest acquired after the exe- for rent you paid. ABOUT YOUR SE- Notice of Default and Election to Sell cution of said trust deed, to satisfy the CURITY DEPOSIT Under state law, Under Terms of Trust Deed has been foregoing obligations thereby secured you may apply your security deposit recorded in the Official Records of and the costs and expenses of sale, and any rent you paid in advance Coos County, Oregon. including a reasonable charge by the against the current rent you owe your What are they up to? trustee. Notice is further given that landlord. To do this, you must notify 7. TIME OF SALE. any person named in ORS 86.753 has your landlord in writing that you want Date: January 10, 2013 the right, at any time prior to five days to subtract the amount of your secu- Time: 11:00 a.m. No other news outlet monitors before the date last set for the sale, to rity deposit or prepaid rent from you Place: Coos Bay City Hall, 500 Cen- have this foreclosure proceeding dis- rent payment. You may do this only tral Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon local officials the way our missed and the trust deed reinstated for the rent you owe you current land- reporters do. by payment to the beneficiary of the lord. If you do this, you must do so 8. RIGHT TO REINSTATE. Any per- entire amount then due (other than before the foreclosure sale. The busi- son named in ORS 86.753 has the such portion of the principal as would ness or individual who buys this prop- right, at any time that is not later than not then be due had no default oc- erty at the foreclosure sale is not re- five days before the Trustee conducts curred) and by curing any other de- sponsible to you for any deposit or the sale, to have this foreclosure dis- fault complained of herein that is ca- prepaid rent you paid to your landlord. missed and the Trust Deed reinstated pable of being cured by tendering the ABOUT YOUR TENANCY AFTER by payment to the Beneficiary of the performance required under the obli- THE FORECLOSURE SALE The busi- entire amount then due, other than Watchdog journalism. We’ve got it! gation or trust deed, and in addition to ness or individual who buys this prop- such portion of the principal as would paying said sums or tendering the per- erty at the foreclosure sale may be not then be due had no default oc- formance necessary to cure the de- willing to allow you to stay as a tenant curred, by curing any other default fault, by paying all costs and ex- instead of requiring you to move out. that is capable of being cured by ten- penses actually incurred in enforcing You should contact the buyer to dis- dering the performance required under the obligation and trust deed, together cuss that possibility if you would like the obligation or Trust Deed and by with trustee’s and attorney’s fees not to stay. Under state law, if the buyer paying all costs and expenses actu- exceeding the amounts provided by accepts rent from you, signs a new ally incurred in enforcing the obligation said ORS 86.753. In construing this residential rental agreement with you and Trust Deed, together with the notice, the masculine gender includes or does not notify you in writing within trustee’s and attorney’s fees not ex- the feminine and the neuter, the sin- 30 days after the date of the foreclo- ceeding the amount provided in ORS Your resource for gular includes the plural, the word sure sale that you must move out, the 86.753. “grantor” includes any successor in in- buyer becomes your new landlord and terest to the grantor as well as any must maintain the property. Other- You may reach the Oregon State other person owing an obligation, the wise, the buyer is not your landlord Bar’s Lawyer Referral Service at LOCAL NEW S performance of which is secured by and is not responsible for maintaining 503-684-3763 or toll-free in Oregon at said trust deed, and the words the property on your behalf and you 800-452-7636 or you may visit its “trustee” and “beneficiary” include must move out by the date the buyer website at: www.osbar.org. Legal as- their respective successors in inter- specifies in a notice to you. YOU sistance may be available if you have est, if any. Anyone having any objec- SHOULD CONTINUE TO PAY RENT a low income and meet federal pov- tion to the sale on any grounds what- TO YOUR LANDLORD UNTIL THE erty guidelines. For more information soever will be afforded an opportunity PROPERTY IS SOLD TO ANOTHER and a directory of legal aid programs, to be heard as to those objections if BUSINESS OR INDIVIDUAL OR UN- go to http://www.oregonlawhelp.org. they bring a lawsuit to restrain the TIL A COURT OR A LENDER TELLS same. NOTICE TO RESIDENTIAL YOU OTHERWISE. IF YOU DO NOT Any questions regarding this matter TENANTS: The property in which you PAY RENT, YOU CAN BE EVICTED. should be directed to Lisa Summers, are living is in foreclosure. A foreclo- AS EXPLAINED ABOVE, YOU MAY Paralegal, (541) 686-0344 sure sale is scheduled for March 20, BE ABLE TO APPLY A DEPOSIT (TS #15148.30783). 2013. Unless the lender who is fore- YOU MADE OR PREPAID RENT YOU closing on this property is paid, the PAID AGAINST YOUR CURRENT DATED: August 28, 2012. foreclosure will go through and some- RENT OBLIGATION. BE SURE TO one new will own this property. The KEEP PROOF OF ANY PAYMENTS /s/ Nancy K. Cary following information applies to you YOU MAKE AND OF ANY NOTICE Nancy K. Cary, Successor Trustee only if you occupy and rent this prop- YOU GIVE OR RECEIVE CONCERN- Hershner Hunter, LLP erty as a residential dwelling under a ING THE APPLICATION OF YOUR P.O. Box 1475 legitimate rental agreement. The infor- DEPOSIT OR YOUR PREPAID RENT. Eugene, OR 97440 mation does not apply to you if you IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON own this property or if you are not a TO TRY TO FORCE YOU TO LEAVE EXHIBIT A residential tenant. If the foreclosure YOUR HOME WITHOUT FIRST GO- goes through, the business or individ- ING TO COURT TO EVICT YOU. FOR PARCEL I: ual who buys this property at the fore- MORE INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR closure sale has the right to require RIGHTS, YOU MAY WISH TO CON- Parcel 2 of Final Partition Plat No. you to move out. The buyer must first SULT A LAWYER. If you believe you 2002 #2 CAB-C 346, recorded March give you an eviction notice in writing need legal assistance, contact the Or- 6, 2002, in Coos County, Oregon.

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An appurtenant easements for ingress and egress as set forth in instruments recorded as follows: Book 270, Page 130, recorded February 24, 1959 and Microfilm No. 66-6-10416, recorded June 28, 1966 and Microfilm No. 95-04-0676, recorded April 24, 1995 and Microfilm No. 95-04-0677, re- corded April 24, 1995 and Microfilm No. 95-04-0678, recorded April 24, 1995, Records of Coos County, Ore- gon.

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