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WASHINGTON — His agenda BY DAVID ESPO tattered by last year’s confronta- The Associated Press tions and missteps, President Barack Obama begins 2014 cling- WASHINGTON — The new ing to the hope of winning a lasting year looks a lot like the old one in legislative achievement: an over- the Senate, with Democrats haul of immigration laws. scratching for votes to pass an It will require a deft and careful agenda they share with President use of his powers, combining a Barack Obama, and Republicans public campaign in the face of decidedly unenthusiastic about protests over his administration’s supporting legislation without record number of deportations changes. with quiet, behind-the-scenes At the dawn of the 2014 election outreach to Congress, something year, the issue is unemployment seen by lawmakers and immigra- benefits, and a White House- tion advocates as a major White backed bill to renew benefits that House weakness. lapsed last month for the long- In recent weeks, both Obama term jobless. and House Speaker John Boehner, The three-month measure is R-Ohio, have sent signals that the leading edge of a Democratic raised expectations among over- program that also includes raising haul supporters that 2014 could the minimum wage and closing tax still yield the first comprehensive loopholes on the wealthy and cor- change in immigration laws in porations. The Democratic agenda nearly three decades. If successful, also includes measures designed it would fulfill an Obama promise to demonstrate sympathy with many Latinos say is overdue. those who suffered during the The Senate, last year, passed a worst recession in decades and a bipartisan bill that was compre- subsequent long, slow recovery. hensive in scope that addressed With bad weather preventing border security, provided enforce- more than a dozen senators from ment measures and offered a path traveling to Washington on to citizenship for 11 million immi- Monday evening, a showdown grants in the United States vote was postponed until Tuesday. illegally. House leaders, pressed by But not before Republicans tea party conservatives, demanded accused Democrats of playing pol- a more limited and piecemeal itics. approach. “It is transparent that this is a Indicating a possible opening, political exercise, not a real effort Obama has stopped insisting the to try to fix the problem,”Sen. John House pass the Senate version. Cornyn, R-Texas, said in a protest And two days after calling Boehner followed immediately by Majority to wish him happy birthday in Leader Harry Reid’s agreement to November,Obama made it clear he delay the vote. could accept the House’s bill-by- It was unclear whether the bill approach, with one caveat: In delay would affect the fate of the the end, “we’re going to have to do bill. it all.” By Lou Sennick, The World Democratic supporters of the Boehner, for his part, in A sail and fishing boat sit on the dock along the Coos Bay Boardwalk Monday afternoon. It was a pretty calm day for winds three-month extension of jobless under the cloudy skies, just a few small ripples to bend the reflections in the water. SEE IMMIGRATION | A8 SEE JOBLESS | A8 Time to get immunized or get pulled from school

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A2 •The World • Tuesday, January7,2014 South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell • 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local Thefts & Mischief Judge: Confession tape COOS BAY POLICE COOS COUNTY DEPARTMENT SHERIFF'S OFFICE Jan. 5, 1:57 a.m., harassment, Jan. 5, 12:34 a.m., criminal mis- 3200 block of Ocean Boulevard. chief, 200 block of Broadway OK in Hagner murder trial Jan. 5, 2:57 a.m., criminal mischief, Street, Coos Bay. 500 block of North 10th Street. Jan. 5, 7:30 a.m., threats, 59400 Hagner is scheduled to stand trial for to the shooting) are admissible,”Barron block of Coaledo Road, Coquille. BY THOMAS MORIARTY Jan. 5, 3:35 a.m., family dispute, The World murder Jan. 21 in the July 5 shooting said. 1200 block of Birch Avenue. Jan. 5, 9:52 a.m., dispute, 87500 death of his wife, Anna Hagner. Frasier told Barron that he does not Jan. 5, 4:52 p.m., indecent expo- block of 19th Street, Bandon. COQUILLE — A Coos County judge Public defender Allen Goldman, one plan to present drug test results that sure, 100 block of South Sev- Jan. 5, 9:56 a.m., dispute, 90700 tossed out a last-ditch motion to sup- of Hagner’s lawyers, had argued that show Hagner had methamphetamine enth Street. block of Hollywood Lane, Coos press a North Bend murder suspect’s the physical discomfort caused by in his system at the time of the shoot- Jan. 5, 5:21 p.m., fight, Newmark Bay. confession during a hearing Monday handcuffs was tantamount to coercion ing, since the concentration of the Avenue and Newmark Street. Jan. 5, 10:55 a.m., unauthorized afternoon. in eliciting an admission from Hagner drug in his blood stream was extreme- use of a motor vehicle, 92400 Judge Richard Barron told lawyers that he had shot his wife. ly low. Jan. 5, 7:06 p.m., woman cited in for Wayne Hagner that video of Coos County District Attorney Paul If convicted of murder, Hagner faces lieu of custody for third-degree block of Cape Arago Highway, Coos Bay. Hagner’s interview by police showed Frasier pointed out that throughout the a minimum of 25 years in prison under theft, Walmart. discomfort more in line with that of a three tapes of the interview, Hagner is Measure 11 sentencing requirements. Jan. 5, 12:05 p.m., unauthorized Jan. 5, 7:37 p.m., assault, 1900 guilty man than of someone under repeatedly offered water and asked Reporter Thomas Moriarty can be block of North Seventh Street. use of a motor vehicle, 92300 block of Cape Arago Highway, duress from too-tight handcuffs. whether he needs his handcuffs reached at 541-269-1222, ext. 240, or by Jan. 5, 10:56 p.m., woman cited in Coos Bay. “It appeared to me the discomfort was checked. email at thomas.moriarty@the- lieu of custody for second- way beyond anything he was experienc- “I’m not going to change my ruling worldlink.com. Follow him on Twitter: Jan. 5, 3:14 p.m., unlawful entry degree theft, Fred Meyer. ing from the handcuffs,”Barron said. in saying those statements (confessing @ThomasDMoriarty. to a motor vehicle, 63200 block Jan. 6, 12:33 a.m., criminal mis- of Charleston Road, Coos Bay. chief, 200 block of South Broad- Jan. 5, 3:44 p.m., harassment, way. 63200 block of Wildahl Lane, ATV safety gear saves man’s life Jan. 6, 12:56 a.m., dispute, 1100 Coos Bay. block of West Anderson Avenue. Jan. 5, 6:12 p.m., assault, 92900 OREGON DUNES — A North Bend was on a Polaris 900 Side by Side RZR later flown to Portland due to the block of Broadway Road, Coos COQUILLE POLICE man is lucky to be alive following a headed north and Dean A. Darlington, extent of his injuries, but he’s expect- Bay. head-on collision between an ATV and 38, of North Bend, was on a Honda ed to make a full recovery. DEPARTMENT Jan. 5, 9:10 p.m., assault, 91400 motorcycle on the dunes last weekend, 250R motorcycle heading south on Both men were operating their ATVs Jan. 5, 3:27 p.m., indecent expo- block of Cape Arago Highway, law enforcement officials said. the same trail. Both were driving so within design limits, but visibility was sure, Sanford Heights area. Coos Bay. At 3 p.m. Saturday, Coos County fast they couldn’t stop or steer away restricted due to hilly terrain, according sheriff’s deputies and Hauser Fire before impact. to the Coos County Sheriff’s Office. responded to a crash at Razor Back Both were wearing current safety Swearingen was not injured. Accord- Trooper who hit robbery Hill in the Oregon Dunes National equipment, but due to the head-on ing to law enforcement, if Darlington Recreation Area. collision, Darlington suffered injuries had not been wearing current updated suspect with car ID’d Billy D. Swearingen, 41, of Glendale to his face, arms and chest. He was riding gear, he would have died.

LINCOLN CITY (AP) — team. Authorities have identified Wallace remains in serious No prison for an Oregon State Police condition in a Portland-area Sunday talk series starts Jan. 12 trooper who struck a hospital. He’s in custody on Montana robbery suspect felony warrants issued in a skateboard with a patrol car as officers Dec. 30 coin shop robbery in COOS BAY — Unity By The Bay will focus tried to arrest the man and a Butte, Mont. on the spirituality of Alcoholics Anonymous’ SOUTH COAST 12-Step program, along with Ester assault woman on the Oregon coast. Wallace’s companion, 30- REPORT S State police Lt. Gregg year-old Sara Jo Johnson, Nicholson’s book “Soul Recovery”, in a 12- PENDLETON (AP) — A Hastings says Trooper Adam fatally shot herself in a vehi- week lesson series beginning Jan. 12 at Unity man who hit a 74-year-old Kowing struck 30-year-old cle last Friday night in By The Bay, 2100 Union Ave., North Bend. 9 a.m. Jan. 11, at Bullard's Beach State Park woman with a skateboard in Dale Wallace with a patrol Lincoln City after a several- Services begin at 10 a.m. meeting yurt in Bandon. Pendleton pleaded guilty car when Wallace pointed a hour standoff with law Program organizers say the 12 steps of Ron Metzger, professor of geology at Monday to assault and avoided gun at officers last Friday in enforcement officers. An Alcoholics Anonymous contains a dynamic Southwestern Oregon Community College prison. Lincoln City after being told autopsy Monday by the and powerful spiritual technology that and Nichole Norris, archeologist with the Justin Troy Doss has no to drop the weapon. Kowing Oregon state medical exam- author Nicholson presents in her book as 12 Coquille Indian Tribe, will team up to pro- prior serious felony convic- is on paid leave while the case iner’s office confirmed she keys that will empower and carry us to vide a unique insight to coastal geology and tions and reached a plea greater fulfillment and joy. Its lessons and is investigated. He’s a mem- died of a self-inflicted gun- early cultures. agreement with the Umatilla exercises, organizers go on to say, are univer- ber of the state police SWAT shot wound. Bring your own lunch and dress according County district attorney’s sally applicable to people of all ages and office. The East Oregonian experiences; revealing a path to wholeness, to the weather. The seminar is free to SEA members and students. A donation of $5 is reports the 23-year-old could serenity and success. have been sentenced to nearly For more information, call 541-751-1633. suggested for non-members. For informa- tion, call 541-260-7770. six years in prison. Instead, he Fundraiser helps young was given five years probation Armchair Film Adventure readers get a good start and ordered to apologize to series starts next week Nancy Ashworth. CONTACT THE NEW SPAPER COOS BAY — The Friends Inspiring The two clashed last CornerofFourth Street& CommercialAvenue,CoosBay The Armchair Film Adventure series will Reading Success Together program will be October near a skate park P.O.Box18 4 0 ,CoosBay,OR 97420 continue at 2 p.m. Jan. 14 in the Myrtlewood holding a fundraiser dinner from 3-9 p.m. where Ashworth was walking 541-269-1222 or800-437-6397 meeting room at the Coos Bay Public Library, © 2014 Southwestern Oregon Publishing Co. Jan. 9, at Little Italy, 160 S. Second St., Coos her dog. Doss was there with News department Bay. A portion of the proceeds will benefit 525 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. his unleashed dog, which Executive Editor Larry Cam pbell x 251 new s@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m FIRST. Reservations are suggested by calling A “Cosmos Global” video tour of Hawaii is threatened Ashworth. She Sports John Gunther x 241 sports@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m 541-808-2200. this month’s destination. This program is sprayed his dog with pepper Community events Beth Burback x 224 events@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m sponsored by The Friends of the Coos Bay spray. Doss struck her with his Obituaries Am anda Johnson x 233 obits@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Culture meets geology Public Library and no admission will be skateboard. The attack ended Photo Lou Sennick x 264 tw p h oto @ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Shoreline Education for Awareness will charged. Refreshments will be served. For when she pulled out a revolver Advertising hold its first seminar of the season starting at more information, call 541-269-1101. and fired a shot in the air. Advertising sales m anager RJBenner x 282 rj.benner@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Classifie d /Legalm anager Joanna M cNeely x 252 joanna.m cneely@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Classifie d a d s 541-267-6278 th ew o rld class@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Having trouble becoming more energy efficient? Legalads 541-267-6278 w orldlegals@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Delivery LED lighting may be your Circulation director Cindy Raw lings x 248 cindy.raw lings@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m Custom erservic e Jeannine Brock x 247 jeannine.brock@ th e w o rld lin k.c o m

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TODAY 126, Florence. Tickets $15. Ted Virgil as ber Water Film Festival on the big screen. ultraviolet Orthodox Nativity Day John Denver during intermission. 877-374- Free popcorn. 8377 Dare to Be “New Year New You” 6-9 p.m., WEDNESDAY Hales Center for the Performing Arts, 1988 SATURDAY Newmark Ave., Coos Bay. Inspirational water treatment Food System Action Team Conversation 3-5 North Bend Christmas Tree Pickup All day. presentation for women by Natalie Grant BAKER CITY (AP) — Baker from the watershed into its p.m., Coos Bay Fire Station, 450 Elrod Ave., and Charlotte Gambill. Tickets available at Place undecorated trees on the sidewalk. City Manager Mike Kee still well. Coos Bay. 541-266-2753 daretobeevent.com or by calling 615-322- Donations will be accepted for Kids for winces slightly when he sees Cape Arago Audubon Society Meeting 7 p.m. 9555. The city has a state permit Christmas program. Call North Bend Fire the email in his inbox each Coos Bay Public Library Myrtlewood to pump as much as 200 mil- Department at 541-756-7757 South Coast Folk Society Barn Dance 7-10 week. lion gallons of water into the Room, 525 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay. Fea- p.m., Green Acres Grange Hall, 93393 Water test results. well each year. That water is tured: Fishing for a Living, a segment of Headles & Treadles Fiber Guild Meeting 10 Green Acres Lane, Coos Bay. Live music by Cryptosporidium. Anxiety. available during the summer David Attenborough's series “The Life of a.m., Headles & Treadles, Pony Village The All Girl Impromptu Pickup Band with For more than four months when surface sources pro- Birds.” Mall, mezzanine suite 20, 1611 Virginia Greg McKenzie calling. Admission: general, now that initial trepidation duce less water and the city’s Ave., North Bend. $7; seniors 60 and better, $6; members, $5 has been replaced by relief water use peaks. THURSDAY Q&A with state Rep. Caddy McKeown 11 and supervised children free. Alcohol- and fragrance-free. 541-572-5370 when Kee reads the email and City officials were con- FIRST Fundraiser Dinner 3-9 p.m., Little a.m.-noon, Florence Unitarian Universalist sees the phrase “no cryp- cerned that without a Italy, 160 S. Second St., Coos Bay. Proceeds Fellowship, 87737 U.S. Highway 101 at Hec- ’60s Elvis Tribute Show with Justin Shandor tosporidium detected.” temporary UV system the benefit Friends Inspiring Reading Success eta Beach Road, Florence. Florence Area 8 p.m., Three Rivers Casino, 5647 Highway But relief is not confi- city would be pumping water Together. Reservations suggested, 541- Democratic Club monthly meeting to gath- 126, Florence. Tickets $15. Ted Virgil as dence. into the well that had not 808-2200 er information prior to legislative session John Denver during intermission. 877-374- Kee is eager for the day, been treated and that could beginning Feb. 3. 8377 about two months from now, contain crypto. FRIDAY when a worker turns on the South Coast Senior Singles Club Luncheon SUNDAY The Calgon system can Meeting noon, Humbolt Cafe, 2056 Sher- machine that will infuse the treat far more water per day Pool Volleyball for Seniors 10-11:30 a.m., North Bend Public Pool, 2455 Pacific Ave., man Ave., North Bend. No host event for 1968 Elvis Tribute Show with Justin Shan- city’s drinking water with than the city uses even dur- North Bend. Fee $2. Refreshments served. all senior singles. 541-808-2219 dor 3 p.m., Three Rivers Casino, 5647 High- crypto-inactivating ultravi- ing peak demand, said 541-756-4915 way 126, Florence. Tickets $15. Ted Virgil as olet light. Michelle Owen, the city’s Coos County DAV Chapter 38 Meeting 1 p.m., John Denver during intermission. 877-374- “I will feel better when public works director. Foreign Film — “Attenburg” (Greece 2010) 7 American Legion Hall, 1421 Airport Way, 8377 we’re running water through p.m., Coos Bay Public Library, 525 Ander- North Bend. Open to anyone wishing to In addition to the ’70s Elvis Tribute Show with Justin Shandor the UV system,” Kee said on $130,000 cost, the city will son Ave., Coos Bay. Refreshments served. discuss issues related to disabled veterans. Tuesday,the last day of a year 5 p.m., Three Rivers Casino, 5647 Highway have to spend $28,000 to 541-269-1101 Film: Water 1-2:30 p.m., South Slough Inter- that brought wholesale 126, Florence. Tickets $15. Ted Virgil as have Oregon Trail Electric ’50s Elvis Tribute Show with Justin Shandor pretive Center, 61907 Seven Devils Road, changes to the way city resi- John Denver during intermission. 877-374- Cooperative install a three- 8 p.m., Three Rivers Casino, 5647 Highway Charleston. A continuation of the Decem- 8377 dents think about their water phase power line to city’s supply. reservoir complex on a hill at The announcement in late What’s Up features one-time events and limited engagements in The World’s coverage area. the southwest corner of July that crypto had been To submit an event, email [email protected]. found in the water, and that town. several residents had been Kee said the city would sickened by the microscopic have had to pay that bill in parasite, sullied the city’s any case because the perma- reputation for having an nent UV plant also requires Meetings exceptionally pure water three-phase power. Lakeside City Council — 7 p.m., community source. He hopes the city will be TODAY WEDNESDAY able to offset some of the building, 915 N. Lake Road, Lakeside; regu- Baker City is one of just Bay Area Health District — 5:30 p.m., Bay Bay Area Community Informatics Agency — 7 costs by reducing or ending lar meeting. four cities in Oregon that gets Area Hospital, spruce room, 1775 Thomp- a.m., Bay Area Hospital, 1775 Thompson its water from surface its current water testing reg- son Road, Coos Bay; education session. imen, which costs about Road, Coos Bay; regular meeting. FRIDAY, JAN. 10 sources and is not required to Bay Area Health District — 6:30 p.m., Bay filter or otherwise treat the $1,000 per week. Area Hospital, myrtle room, 1775 Thomp- Bunker Hill Sanitary District — 7:30 p.m., Coos County Urban Renewal Agency — 7:30 water. Portland, Bend and The estimated cost for the son Road, Coos Bay; regular meeting. district office, 93685 E. Howard Lane, Coos a.m., Oregon International Port of Coos Reedsport are the others. permanent UV system is $3 Bay, third floor conference room, 125 Cen- million, but Kee said he is Coquille Valley Wildlife Area Stakeholders Bay; regular meeting. By early August officials Commiteee — 6:30 p.m., Charleston RV tral Ave., Coos Bay; regular meeting. from the Oregon Health optimistic that the total bill will be less. Park, recreation room, 63402 Kingfisher THURSDAY Division estimated that sev- Road, Charleston; regular meeting. SUNDAY eral hundred people had been He will recommend to the Coos Bay Tree Board — 4 p.m., city hall, City Council that the city Myrtle Point Public Library Foundation — 7 Cammann Road District — 2 p.m., 64593 infected by crypto and suf- manager’s conference room, 500 Central fered its common symptoms borrow money from a public p.m., Myrtle Point Public Library, 435 Fifth Cammann Road, Coos Bay; regular meet- of persistent diarrhea and program that also offers St., Myrtle Point; regular meeting. Ave., Coos Bay; regular meeting. ing. stomach cramps. grants of up to $250,000. Officials never pinpointed the source of the crypto. The most likely culprit seems to be Elk Creek, since a sample of water taken from that stream in early August contained 913 crypto oocysts — no other sample, from any source, contained more than three oocysts. “We had no idea this was going to happen last sum- mer,” Kee said. “We have no idea why it happened, and we never will, I don’t think.” Although the mystery remains, one thing became increasingly clear as the summer progressed: The city would have to expedite its plans to install a UV treat- ment system. The city’s deadline had been Oct. 1, 2016. The City Council decided this fall to hire a contractor to install the UV system in 2014, with a goal of having it oper- ating by the end of that year. But even that accelerated schedule wasn’t sufficient protection, city officials determined. Although the state has required the city to test water for crypto twice a week, the delay of several days in receiving test results means officials wouldn’t know crypto was in the water until the contaminated water had already flowed out of faucets across the city. So Kee suggested, and city councilors agreed, to buy a temporary UV system, one that could start safeguarding water months before the per- manent treatment plant goes online. Kee said he expects that $130,000 machine will be purifying water by March 1. The Calgon Carbon Sentinel UV System will have two main benefits, Kee said. First, it will treat all the water that flows into the city’s water mains. Second, the system has the capacity to also treat the tens of millions of gallons of water the city diverts each year

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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Les Bowen, Digital Editor Opinion Larry Campbell, Executive Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/news/opinion Ask what you can do for your county

Coos County is looking for with preferences given to bee mittees requires commit- process. Our view volunteers to fill openings on keepers, cranberry growers ment of time and dedication The deadline for applica- various committees. and the organic produce to the task at hand. tions to the damage control Local government is The Animal Damage community. Committees like these are and vector assessment com- most effective when its Control Advisory Finally, volunteers are where citizens become mittees is 5 p.m. Wednesday. citizens get involved. Committee is looking for two needed by the county health directly and intimately Applications are available on representatives from the cat- department for its steering involved in government poli- the county’s website, tle producing community committee for the cy and decision making. And www.co.coos.or.us. Click on What do you think? and the Oregon Hunters Community Health participation of citizens is “county boards and com- Association. This group is Improvement Program. This essential. mittees.” The World welcomes concerned with controlling body will likely be asked to Government doesn’t just Anyone interested in serv- letters. Email us at the spread of diseases like monitor progress of the happen. People make govern- ing on the health [email protected]. rabies in wildlife popula- county’s ambitious new ment work. In these cases, improvement program com- tions, as well as controlling health improvement plan, our policy makers are saying mittee should contact animal damage to crops, work that’s going to be vital to all of us: “Don’t leave gov- Cynthia Edwards at 541-751- livestock and timber. to the overall health of us all. ernment to us bureaucrats 2420 or The new Vector Volunteers don’t need to be alone.” [email protected]. Assessment and Control health experts to serve; they That’s all but an engraved We encourage any of you Advisory Committee needs just need to care that Coos invitation to take the reins who think you may have 10 volunteers, including five County gets healthier. of, and assume the responsi- something to offer to vol- residents of Coos County, Each one of these com- bility for, our democratic unteer. An independent judiciary

My friend Greg Jarrett from Fox News was the first to point out the irony. A few days earlier, I had made the point that it was a George W. Bush appointee on the federal bench who struck down the National Security Agency surveillance program that the Bush administration (as well as the Obama administration) relied upon. Three cheers for an independent judiciary. So what happens next? A different federal judge, this one a Bill Clinton appointee, has now declared that President Barack Obama’s NSA plan does not violate the Constitution. As I told Greg, I really do love it. It means that as hard as the Senate and the interest groups have tried — and boy, have they ever — to make it impossible for people who have passionate convictions (that they have ever talked about) or unpredictable views (best never mentioned) to be con- firmed as judges and as hard as both sides have tried to turn the judiciary into a thor- oughly investigated high-level collection of political shills, it doesn’t (always) work. Letters to the Editor Oh, I know there will be people shaking their heads on the Sunday talk shows about how this just proves that there’s no “law” Update Home to all the people of Coos County Coquille, Ore. 97423. Come Feb. 1, pounds of food for hungry fami- here and no certainty,and how this is a failing for the entire month of January they all go to the attorney. lies in our community! Thank you of the rule of law and not cause for cham- 2014 to make recommendations Looking so very much forward for your support!! pagne. Rule Charter It is with great pleasure that I on revamping or improvements to hearing from you. Happiness in Deborah Ross Respectfully,I disagree. you’d like the attorney to consider. 2014! Of course judges have per- announce that the “Voice of the Coos Bay Yes, I did say that. You can submit Ronnie Herne sonal views and life Voters” Home Rule Charter for new ideas on the Charter any time ARRRG secretary experiences and philo- 2012 is being updated to 2014. Coquille sophical beliefs and The Charter, a constitution during January. Write to us Find us on the web at political views, all of that creates enforceable contracts The World welcomes your letter. which will influence the between the voters and their ARRRGvoice.com. The 2012 South Coast Food Write to [email protected], still mysterious process by elected officials, focuses on the charter is there as well as a link to Share grateful or P.O. 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Input Food Share this holiday season! daytime phone for verification. entertained. areas.And the best news,it is open can also be mailed to PO Box 826, Their generosity brought in 231 This is known as “judging” — at its best. Take a smart and experienced person; have able lawyers lay out the issues; think; Re-tool state’s environmental processes read; consult; decide. “Right?” “Wrong?” Sorry, but on something such as this, there BY RON SADLER FERC fully comply with the letter really is no right or wrong. By definition, we In September 2000, the and intent of the National have here a situation in which reasonable Oregon Progress Board released Your Views Environmental Policy Act. people — that is, respected judges consider- an outstanding analytical report In contrast, Coos County is ing the Constitution and precedent — prepared by a panel composed of willing to process permits under disagree, which means we can, too. We may highly-qualified scientists and them will require new approaches for use in their upcoming Draft its jurisdiction prematurely even never agree on what’s “right,” but we will technicians. It was entitled (emphasis added) as described in EIS for the LNG export terminal. though it lacks data that has not agree on what’s “final” when the Supreme “Oregon State of the Environment this report, which are aimed at In addition,however,PCGP has yet been collected and displayed Court finally decides the issue. Between now Report 2000.” sustaining the health of naturally also requested that Coos County in a federal EIS. On the one hand, and then, we also will likely see some opin- Looking back 13 years, it now functioning landscapes and the formally amend their land use the State of Oregon is demanding ions by appeals courts, including all those appears this report was both a tri- productive capacity of the envi- approval for the original preferred full compliance with existing reg- supposedly left-handed powerhouses on the umph and a tragedy. ronment.” route to also include an amended ulations by FERC so that State District of Columbia Circuit (who may or Initially, it was indeed a tri- In other words, the report rec- route.The purpose of undertaking decision-making can be informed may not agree with the leaders of the parties umph. The letter transmitting the ognizes and documents the fact this change is spelled out in Coos who appointed them; in fairness, party lead- and logical. Coos County, mean- report to Oregonians was signed that Oregon’s existing environ- County’s notice regarding the while, is indicating the federal EIS ers aren’t exactly marching in unison on by Gov. Kitzhaber as well as five mental management machinery is hearing of Jan. 9, 2014: “The this). process is irrelevant regardless of former governors. The letter stat- obsolete and inadequate to func- request is to make sure both the the Oregon Department of What all this means politically is, actually, ed that the environmental tion satisfactorily in the modern original and the amended por- a bit easier. Justice’s support of it. “achievements of the past are not world. This finding is the tri- tions of the route have the Why is it necessary to utilize NSA is going to have to figure out ways to enough to forestall the problems umphant result of the report. appropriate land use approvals scarce county funding and staff “clean up its act” without compromising on of the future.”It went on to state The tragedy associated with and FERC will render a decision our security. Impossible? That’s actually time now in order to take a shot in that “the Oregon State of the the report has to do with the fact on which route is appropriate the dark rather than wait to make irrelevant, given the situation the agency and Environment Report is the first that no meaningful efforts to (emphasis added).” administration now find themselves in. This an informed decision later when scientifically credible, compre- implement its well-reasoned rec- Thus, Coos County is under- the federal,state and county plan- is not a quiet discussion among a specially hensive assessment of Oregon’s ommendations have been taking a planning process that is ning processes can come together charged task force. Right now, the environment” and that the report initiated over the past 13 years. underlain by a faulty set of in a logical and informed manner? Democratic Party is all over the map (if there “provides Oregonians with much State, county and local agencies assumptions. Before even the We wouldn’t be in this embar- were a Republican president, my bet is needed scientifically sound infor- are still stumbling along using release date for FERC’s Draft EIS rassing and counter-productive Democrats would be very united — against mation on which we can rely ... for obsolete and often-times uncoor- for the export terminal has been him), while an increasingly active and “well- planning future policies to dinated management processes announced, Coos County obvi- mess if the recommendations of connected” (by social media) movement is improve Oregon’s environment during an era of increasingly criti- ously assumes the Jordan Cove the Oregon State of the growing. The big companies are rightly con- and economy.” cal needs for effective balancing of project will be approved, and that Environment Report 2000 had cerned about getting sued for privacy The report contains an execu- environmental, technical, and FERC’s choice for the pipeline been implemented in a timely invasions, even for doing no more than abid- tive summary that includes a economic considerations. route is limited to either the origi- manner. ing a government request made in the name paragraph on page 3 that effec- A real-life situation exists that nal location preferred by Jordan Ron Sadler is retired from the of terrorism. tively captures the essence of the illustrates the inadequacy and Cove or its amended location. federal Bureau of Land So, what next? Well, we could have some report: inefficiency of the current state The Jordan Cove facility and its Management, serving 34 years, responsible and bipartisan leadership here — “The State’s existing environ- and county processes. related pipeline have the potential including 11 years as Chief of seeing as we aren’t perfectly split on partisan mental data collection and The Pacific Connector Gas to render massive changes to Forestry Planning covering all lines, not in the judiciary, much less in the management system must be Pipeline (PCGP) had previously Oregon’s environment and way of BLM operations within Oregon polls — in drawing that balance and making improved to effectively measure identified their preferred route for life. The planning and decision and Washington. He worked on clear (without telling our enemies what we ecological conditions, trends or the new pipeline for use in FERC’s processes relating to this proposal natural resource policy develop- are doing) that average Americans have risks. Measuring ecological con- now-vacated EIS for the Jordan must be comprehensive, objective ment and implementation with absolutely nothing to fear. (They’d best not.) ditions, trends, and risks is Cove LNG import terminal. They and coordinated. The Oregon various staff sections and Or, because that might be too much to ask fundamentally different from the have since made changes to por- Department of Justice, via their Congressional committees in for in the new year, how about a judiciary problems Oregon’s environmen- tions of their preferred route. It is scoping comments to FERC, Washington, D.C., and received that continues to show its courage and com- tal programs were initially entirely appropriate for them to firmly supports the use of the fed- the Department of Interior Honor mitment — and especially its independence. established to address. Resolving identify these changes to FERC eral EIS process and demands that Award for Superior Service in 1983.

Tuesday, January7,2014 • The World • A5 State Couple wonders if Missing hiker, 71, found near Mount Hood GOVERNMENT CAMP, parenting is (AP) — The Clackamas County sheriff’s office says a STATE worth it second 71-year-old hiker missing DIGEST overnight near Oregon’s time around Mount Hood has been found The dog’s owner, Greg in good condition. Herbst, searched for DEAR ABBY: My husband The sheriff’s office Sampson every day during and I are happily married and tweeted late Monday night the disappearance. will celebrate 15 years of mar- that rescue crews reported riage next year. We have a that Gary Tuor of Sandy was Ore. center, artist at 5-year-old daughter. Our “medically fine” and walking odds over work dilemma is whether or not we out under his own power. should have another child. SPRINGFIELD(AP) — KGW-TV reports that The leaders of a Springfield I’m 38 and my husband is Tuor was sitting at a camp- 40. We have become com- gallery have excluded art- fire with his dog when work about the killings at fortable with the fact that our searchers found him. He told daughter is getting more Sandy Hook Elementary rescuers when he realized he School from the monthly independent. We plan on was lost, he lit the fire and doing a lot of traveling, and I exhibit of member art. stayed there with his black The coordinator at the will change lab, hoping to be found. jobs after I Emerald Art Center, Paula DEAR Sheriff’s Lt. Robert Goodbar, tells the Eugene complete Wurpes says the man’s wife ABBY school. We Register-Guard the center’s reported he had been hiking The Associated Press board believed the work did- are not sure with his dog and a younger about start- First lady Cylvia Hayes shows off Mahonia Hall,the governor's official residence,in Salem,Monday.The home n’t fit the pastoral tone of the hiking partner near Zigzag underwent energy efficiency upgrades over the summer. show. Goodbar also says ing over Mountain west of Mount with a baby. members thought it might Hood. Tuor’s wife, Sandra dence in Salem. historic home. The Clackamas County We are upset viewers still stricken Cleveland, drove to the trail- Hayes gave reporters a Labor and materials were Sheriff’s Office says doing OK over the shootings at head Monday after her tour of the 90-year-old donated by contractor Neil Damascus police Officer Jerry financially, Thurston High School in east husband failed to return mansion Monday. Over the Lane Company, Clean Rippe responded Monday to a and if we Springfield nearly 16 years Sunday night. The hiking summer, contractors Energy Works Oregon and report that a man heard a dog have a sec- ago. JEANNE companion found his way installed more than 200 other companies. The value whimpering in the woods ond child, it The artist, Linda back to Tuor’s car but said energy-efficient light bulbs, is estimated at about near a restaurant. PHILLIPS would have Cunningham of Junction the two men had gotten sep- improved insulation and $6,000. Rippe found the dog to be within City, says the decision is arated late Sunday. sealed air leaks throughout named Sampson. The 5- the next year, while I finish censorship. the 10,000 square-foot Dog saved after likely year-old lab mix was down a my classes and can be home The three-dimensional Governor’s mansion property. spending 5 days in ravine small ravine, trapped by to be with the baby. Our work is called “School Days.” gets energy upgrades They also installed win- rocks. daughter is well-adjusted, DAMASCUS (AP) — A It includes a collage with a dow linings made by Indow The officer removed his and we plan on putting her in SALEM (AP) — Oregon dog missing since New sky-blue background and Windows, a Portland start- patrol gear, put on a helmet activities such as dance and first lady Cylvia Hayes has Year’s Day has been reunited cutouts from the old “Dick up, to improve efficiency and knee pads, and climbed gymnastics. unveiled energy efficiency with his owner after being and Jane” elementary read- without disturbing the down the ravine to rescue We would like your opin- upgrades to Mahonia Hall, rescued from a ravine south- ers, as well as a heap of spent original windows on the Sampson. ion, and also to hear from the governor’s official resi- east of Portland. shell casings. parents who had only one child, as well as people who were raised without a sibling. Obituaries Portland hospitals — MAYBE ONLY ONE IN Agnes (Dunkel) charge in 1946. They started May 2002, Agnes made her GEORGIA Heistand Daniels the next 40 years of living the final move back to Las Vegas, DEAR MAYBE ONLY ranch life, first in Myrtle to live with Linda and Steve, report 7 flu deaths ONE: If you are considering 1925 - 2013 Point and then in 1962 they where she continued her love enlarging your family only so Agnes (Dunkel) Heistand moved to Coquille. Dean of gardening. your daughter will have a sib- BY STEVEN DUBOIS “The only other time Daniels, 88, of Las Vegas, passed in February 1985. She is survived by her The Associated Press we’ve had this many hospi- ling, I don’t recommend it. Nev., passed away peacefully A few years later, Agnes half-sister, Pearl Kolder of What the six-year age differ- talizations before Christmas Dec. 14, 2013. She was born in married Alfred Daniels, a Lincoln, Neb.; her two chil- PORTLAND — Oregon’s was in 2009, the pandemic,” ence means is that your Denver, Colo., as the only childhood friend, and made a dren, daughter, Linda White children will not grow up flu season has arrived early, she said. “It’s interesting child of Rebecca P. Johnson life-changing move to and her husband, Steve of with scores of patients visit- that it’s the same strain of flu “together.” By the time the and third child of Hounan Oakridge to help Alfred Las Vegas, and son, Kenneth younger one is starting high ing emergency room’s and at that’s circulating.” Dunkel. manage the Oakridge Heistand with his wife, least seven deaths caused by Legacy Health had 40 school, the older one will be She spent her young years Mercantile. Alfred passed in Debra of Coquille; two in college and gone. Even the infectious disease. patients admitted with the in central Oregon before July 1991. granddaughters, Tonya Portland-area hospitals flu across its six Portland- when they are closer in age, graduating from Myrtle Point Agnes had a severe stroke Tucker and her husband, it’s no guarantee that siblings reported 179 flu-related area hospitals as of Monday High School in 1943. October in 1992 and moved to Las Jim, and Jennifer Westgaard hospitalizations from the afternoon, spokeswoman will be close. 1944, she married Dean Vegas to live with her daugh- and her husband, Levi; and I cannot — and should not start of the season through Maegan Vidal said. Other Heistand, who was born in ter and son-in-law. Agnes three great-grandchildren, Dec. 28. The hospitals said hospitals did not have that — decide this for you. I am January 1926 in Bridge. They made a great recovery which all of Coquille. throwing your question open seven people have died from information available. were married in San Diego, allowed her to move to her Family services are pend- the flu through Monday. Dr. Daniel Handel of to my readers who will share Calif., while Dean was on dream home in Prescott, ing at Ocean View Memory their opinions with you. The statewide number of OHSU said people of all ages leave from the U.S. Navy. Ariz., April 1994. Her pas- Gardens in Coos Bay. She deaths was not available. have been coming to the However, I’m sure they will Dean served in the U.S. Navy sion was gardening which led will be in our hearts forever. be varied. The Oregon Public Health emergency room with the during World War II and her to become president of Sign the guestbook at Division does not tally adult classic flu symptoms. DEAR ABBY: I am gener- received an honorable dis- the Prescott Garden Club. www.theworldlink.com. ally a conservative person. flu deaths, only those of “Back in 2009, the My 17-year-old son, “Leo,” young people. There has Northwest wasn’t hit too been one of those — a 5- bad compared to other parts asked for an ear piercing Anderson Ave., with pastor mother, Susan Neal of Coos year-old boy who died at of the country,” he said. when he was 13. I wasn’t sure Rich LaMar, of College Park Bay; her daughters, Alicia Oregon Health & Science “This feels worse. It’s defi- whether I liked the kind of Community Church, presid- Morgan, Mandi Edlund and University in Portland. nitely earlier. Usually we impression it made, but ing. A graveside committal Cassidy Cantrell, all of Coos The H1N1 virus is the don’t see it until January, because it was only one will follow at Sunset Bay; brother, Todd Parker of predominant flu strain cir- February.” piercing, I agreed on the con- Memorial Park Cemetery in Portland; brother, Robert culating now. It hits the The Centers for Disease dition that he would stop at Coos Bay. Parker of Coos Bay; grand- young and middle-age peo- Control says influenza sea- one hole. Michelle was born June 15, son, Ryder Keane of Coos ple particularly hard. Dr. son can last into spring, and When Leo was 15, he 1967, in Myrtle Point, to Bay; uncles, Don Dagit of Ann Thomas of the state it contributes to the deaths begged to have dreadlocks. James Kenneth Neal Jr. and Coos Bay and Jim Dagit, and Public Health Division said of an estimated 30,000 to Thinking it was a phase, I Susan Lee (Dagit) Neal. She his wife, Karen, of Myrtle 84 percent of those requir- 40,000 Americans each allowed it even though I was- passed away Dec. 28, 2013, at Point; and cousins, Bob ing hospitalization in the year. n’t thrilled. He has since cut her home in Coos Bay. Shepherd and Ron Dieu, Portland area were younger The H1N1 strain is part of off the dreads, but now says Michelle grew up in both of Portland. than 65, and that’s “quite this year’s vaccination, and he wants an eyebrow pierc- Myrtle Point and graduated Memorial contributions unusual.” — with months left in the flu ing. from Myrtle Point High may be made to the Michelle Thomas has been track- season — health officials My son is a loving, won- School, Class of 1985. She (Neal) Londagin memorial Michelle (Neal) Londagin ing Oregon flu seasons for 10 urge Oregonians to get a flu derful, happy kid. He’s active worked for the Education fund,c/o Coos Bay Chapel,P.O. years, and says it almost shot. It generally takes two in school, well-liked, and an Service District for 15 years, Box 749, Coos Bay,OR 97420. Michelle Denyce always peaks in late February weeks for the vaccine to take excellent student in an as well as a respite caregiver. Arrangements are under (Neal) Londagin and early March. full effect. advanced academic program. She enjoyed cooking for her the care of Coos Bay Chapel, I couldn’t honestly think of a June 15, 1967 – Dec. 28, 2013 family, going camping and 541-267-3131. good reason to say no, even A chapel funeral service being outdoors. She loved Friends and family are though this piercing freaks will be held for Michelle D. relaxing in the sun and being encouraged to sign the online me out. 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A6 •The World • Tuesday, January7,2014 Nation Polar freeze Yellen takes the settles over South, East helm as Fed ATLANTA — (AP) Brutal, trims bond buys life-threatening cold descended over the East and the South, sending the mer- WASHINGTON (AP) — sional Democrats lauded her cury plummeting Tuesday Janet Yellen will take the concerns for workers into the single digits and helm of a Federal Reserve Monday. teens from New York and facing a significantly differ- In a written statement, Washington to Atlanta, ent economic landscape Obama said Yellen’s approval Nashville and Birmingham from the one that dominated means “the American people — where many people have Ben Bernanke’s tenure as will have a fierce champion little experience dealing with chairman, confronting her who understands that the freezing weather. with different decisions as ultimate goal of economic The morning weather well. and financial policymaking is map for the eastern half of Bernanke’s eight years to improve the lives, jobs and the U.S. looked like an alge- The Associated Press leading the Fed were largely standard of living of bra worksheet — lots of Anana, a polar bear at Brookfield Zoo in Brookfield, Ill., seemed to enjoy the snow and frigid temperature consumed with the Great American workers and their small, negative numbers. In blowing through the Chicago area Sunday. The zoo was closed Monday due to the snowstorm and sub-zero Recession and his efforts to families.” fact, the Midwest and the temperatures and plans to reopen Tuesday.It was only the fourth time in Brookfield Zoo’s history dating back cure it by pushing down Many Republicans were East were colder than much to 1934 that it has closed due to severe weather conditions. interest rates and pumping less enthusiastic. Sen. of Antarctica. cash into the economy. Many Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, Georgia, where the tem- economists think Yellen’s big warned that a continuation of perature dropped into the Downtown, Monica Baltimore-Washington the focus in several challenge will be deciding the Fed’s easy money policies single digits, was colder than Anderson and Tommy Thurgood Marshal Midwestern states. The sub- how to ease off some of those “risks fueling an economic many cities in Alaska. While Howard jumped up and International Airport, with a zero cold followed inches of very policies, which Bernanke bubble and even hyper-infla- Kodiak and Juneau registered down and blew on their wind chill of minus 16. snow and high winds that took with Yellen’s support. tion,” which he said could 39 and Anchorage was at 27, hands while they waited for a Jeffery Oldham Jr., a made traveling treacherous “Circumstances may cause “real and lasting dam- Atlanta dipped to 6 degrees bus, struggling to stay warm. mechanic at a truck stop on and was blamed for numer- demand more rapid tighten- age to our economy.” early in the morning, or A sign on a bank near the Interstate 70 near ous deaths in Michigan, ing than people are House Financial Services nearly 30 degrees below the bus stop flashed 19 degrees Hagerstown, Md., wore a Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. expecting,” said Bill Cheney, Committee Chairman Jeb average low this time of year. at around 8 a.m. camouflage cap, hunting Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn chief economist for John Hensarling, R-Texas, “This is severely cold for In the East, a blizzard gloves, double layers of cloth- and Indiana Gov. Mike Pence Hancock Financial Services, announced that he will hold these parts,”said Brian Lynn, smothered western New York ing and a heavy parka. He said issued disaster declarations, who envisions a growing hearings on the Fed’s bond a National Weather Service with up to 18 inches of snow that he was trying to go inside a first step toward seeking economy this year. He con- buying program and on the meteorologist in Peachtree and wind gusts of up to 50 every 15 minutes to warm up, federal aid. trasted that with Bernanke, “potential unintended con- City, Ga. “Single digits are a mph.As much as 3 feet of snow and that mending a fuel pump At least 15,000 customers who he said had to decide sequences” of the Volcker rare event.” could fall there by the time the took seven or eight minutes. in Indiana were without “when to step on the gas rule. That rule, approved by Farther south in storm eases Wednesday. PJM Interconnection, power early Tuesday. Utility pedal and how hard” as the the Fed and other agencies, is Pensacola, Fla., a Gulf Coast Temperatures in parts of which operates the power crews worked to restore serv- economy recovered weakly aimed at preventing many city better known for its West Virginia hit lows not grid supplying energy to ice as temperatures plunged from the recession. large banks from trading for white sand beaches than seen for 25 years, while the more than 61 million people into the negative teens, but The Senate confirmed their own profit in hopes of frost, streets normally filled extreme cold in Virginia broke in the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest officials warned that some Yellen, a long-time Fed offi- preventing practices that with joggers, bikers and peo- records that had stood since and South, asked users to customers could be in the cial and economist at the helped lead to the 2008 ple walking dogs were the late 1950s. The National conserve electricity because cold and dark for days. University of California at financial meltdown. deserted early Tuesday as Weather Service said the of the cold, especially in the Warmer weather is in the Berkeley, by a 56-26 vote Lobbyists for the banking temperatures remained in mercury bottomed out at 3 morning and late afternoon. forecast for much of the Monday. Supporting her and financial services sectors the teens after sunrise. degrees before sunrise at Meanwhile, recovery was eastern half of the U.S. were all 45 voting Democrats issued statements pledging to and 11 Republicans, while all work with Yellen.Both indus- opposing votes came from tries have led a fight to water JPMorgan settles Madoff fraud claims for $1.7B the GOP. Many senators down restrictions imposed by missed the vote because Obama’s 2010 law overhaul- NEW YORK (AP) — JPMorgan Chase called deferred prosecution agreement with Bernard L. Madoff Investment frigid weather canceled ing how the nation’s financial & Co., already beset by other costly that requires the bank to acknowledge Securities, the private investment arm numerous airline flights. system is regulated. legal woes, has agreed to pay $1.7 billion failures in its protections against money of Madoff’s former business. Yellen begins her four-year The Fed announced in to settle criminal charges accusing the laundering but also allows it to avoid Under the agreement, the criminal term Feb. 1, when Bernanke December that the labor bank of ignoring obvious warning signs criminal charges. No individual execu- charges will be deferred for two years as steps down. She has been Fed market has improved enough of Bernard Madoff’s massive Ponzi tives were accused of wrongdoing. JPMorgan admits to its conduct, pays the vice chair since 2010. that it will begin reducing its scheme, federal authorities said The deal was announced by the $1.7 billion to victims of Madoff’s fraud Nominated by President $85 billion in monthly bond Tuesday. office of U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, and reforms its anti-money laundering Barack Obama to the top job purchases, starting with a The government said the $1.7 billion who scheduled an afternoon news con- policies, prosecutors said in a release. in October, Yellen comes to $10 billion reduction this represented the largest ever bank forfei- ference to detail the agreement to JPMorgan didn’t immediately com- the post after a career in month. It has pushed that ture and the largest Department of resolve criminal charges: two felony ment on the settlement. It shares fell 55 which she has focused in part money into the economy to Justice penalty for a Bank Secrecy Act violations of the Bank Secrecy Act in cents to $58.45 in morning trading on unemployment and its try keeping long-term inter- violation. The settlement includes a so- connection with the bank’s relationship Tuesday. causes. Obama and congres- est rates low.

Tuesday, January7,2014 • The World • A7 Nation and World Experts: Clock WORLD DIGEST ticking for Calif. Indian politics shows rape is a voter issue NEW DELHI (AP) — The ‘brain dead’ teen 16-year-old reported that she had been gang raped, only to be raped again by the same men the next day and SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — continue for months, med- later threatened for going to The family of a 13-year-old ical experts say. the police in eastern India. By California girl who was “The bodies are really in the time charges were filed declared brain dead after an artificial state. It requires more than two months later, suffering complications a great deal of manipulation she had been set on fire and from sleep apnea surgery has in order to keep the circula- died from her injuries. achieved its goal of moving tion going,”Vespa said. The girl’s death on New the girl to a new facility for Brain-dead people may Year’s Eve in West Bengal long-term care, but medical look like they’re sleeping, he came more than a year after a experts say it may be just a added, but it’s “an illusion deadly gang rape in New Delhi matter of time before her based on advanced medical raised awareness and outrage body functions shut down techniques.” over chronic sexual violence completely. The family and their in India and government fail- Jahi McMath’s uncle said lawyer would not disclose The Associated Press ures to protect women. The Monday that she is now where the 8th grader was Finnish crew members of the quick response force and Danish personnel conduct a drill on a boat,wearing a New Delhi rape was consid- being cared for at a facility taken on Sunday night after a protective mask and special uniforms,as part of the emergency drills on Danish warship Esbern Snare on the ered a major reason for why that shares their belief that weekslong battle to prevent sea between Cyprus and Syria on Sunday. Two cargo ships and their warship escorts set sail at waters near voters ousted the capital’s she still is alive. Children’s Hospital Oakland Syria where they will wait for orders on when they can head to the Syrian port of Latakia to pick up more than government last month, and a While the move ends what from removing her from the 1,000 tons of chemical agents. furious response to the West had been a very public and breathing machine that has Bengal case suggests that tense fight with the hospital, kept her heart beating for 28 with general elections just it also brings new challenges: days. months away, politicians are caring for a patient whom The new facility has “been UN: First chemicals anxious to impress voters three doctors have said is very welcoming with open who are demanding that legally dead because, unlike arms. They have beliefs just women’s safety become a someone in a coma, there is like ours,”Sealey said. “They police priority. no blood flow or electrical believe as we do...It’s a place activity in either her cere- where she is going to get the have left Syrian port Turkey dismisses 350 brum or the brain stem that treatment she deserves.” police in Ankara controls breathing. The nearly $50,000 in pri- ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — The bodies of brain dead vate donations the family has THE HAGUE, Netherlands country by Dec. 31, but poor China, Denmark and Turkey’s state-run news patients kept on ventilators raised since taking the case (AP) — The first batch of security, bad weather and Norway. agency says some 350 police gradually deteriorate, even- public helped cover the care- Syrian poison gas precursor other factors meant the mis- “This is an important step officers have been removed tually causing blood pressure fully choreographed handoff chemicals was loaded onto a sion missed that deadline. commencing the transporta- from posts in the capital to plummet and the heart to to the critical care team and Danish cargo ship and taken Sigrid Kaag, the Dutch tion of these materials as Ankara, as the government stop, said Dr. Paul Vespa, transportation to the new out of the war-torn country diplomat coordinating the part of the plan to complete continues to battle a corrup- director of neurocritical care location, Sealey said. The Tuesday — a week later than joint mission by the U.N. and their disposal outside the tion scandal that has ensnared at the University of facility, where Jahi is expect- initially planned, the United Organization for Prohibition territory of Syria,” OPCW former Cabinet ministers. California, Los Angeles, who ed to remain for some time, is Nations announced. of Chemical Weapons, said Director-General Mehmet Claiming that it is the tar- has no role in McMath’s care. run by a charitable organiza- The announcement that the chemicals were moved to Uzumcu said. “I encourage get of a conspiracy, Prime The process usually takes tion that so far hasn’t sought the raw materials had been Latakia from two sites in the Syrian government to Minister Recep Tayyip only days but can sometimes payment, Dolan said. loaded onto the ship at Syria and put onto the maintain the momentum to Erdogan’s government has Syria’s Latakia port marked a Danish ship. remove the remaining prior- dismissed hundreds of police belated but crucial step in “The vessel has now left ity chemicals, in a safe and chiefs and officers since police the international operation the port of Latakia for inter- timely manner, so that they launched raids targeting close to rid President Bashar Assad national waters,”Kaag said in can be destroyed outside of Erdogan allies on Dec. 17. He of his declared chemical a statement. “It will remain Syria as quickly as possible.” has alleged that followers of weapons program by mid- at sea awaiting the arrival of The chemicals removed an Islamic movement led by year. additional priority chemical Tuesday will eventually be U.S.-based cleric Fethullah The most dangerous materials at the port.” transferred to a U.S. ship, the Gulen have infiltrated the chemicals in Syria’s stock- Security for the highly Cape Ray, which has been judiciary and police and are pile were supposed to have toxic cargo is being provided fitted with special machin- using their powers to attack been removed from the by war ships from Russia, ery, and destroyed on board. the government. The private Dogan news agency said they were reas- Iraqi army, signed to traffic departments or police stations outside the city. militants clash Supreme Court halts gay marriages in Utah SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — near Fallujah More than 1,000 gay and les- bian couples in Utah have BAGHDAD (AP) — Fierce clashes erupted exchanged wedding vows over Tuesday between Iraqi special forces and al- the past two weeks in jubilant Qaida-linked militants outside the city of The Associated Press celebrations — but the rush on Mark Kupke, owner of the Covered Wagon Motel in Lusk, Wyo., stands Fallujah, a flare-up in a days-long standoff in same-sex marriage licenses next to one of four Tesla Supercharger units on Thursday. the Sunni-dominated western province of The Associated Press has come to an end. Anbar, Iraqi officials said. Gunmen patrol during clashes with Iraqi security The U.S. Supreme Court The fighting broke out about 12 miles west forces in Fallujah, Iraq, on Sunday. Clashes continued put a halt to them Monday by Tesla station to of Fallujah, following the capture of an army late Sunday and early morning Monday between al- granting the state of Utah a officer and four soldiers in the area a day ear- Qaida and Iraqi troops on the main highway that links stay on a federal judge’s rul- lier, Anbar provincial spokesman Dhari the capital, Baghdad, to neighboring Syria and ing that two other courts al-Rishawi told The Associated Press. previously denied. The deci- Jordan. bring electric There was no immediate word on casual- sion drew cheers from Gov. ties. The clashes began just hours after Gary Herbert and other state deadly bomb attacks killed at least four peo- cities — once bloody battlegrounds for U.S. officials, who immediately cars to Wyoming ple elsewhere in the country. troops — poses the most serious challenge to instructed county clerks to Iraqi security forces and allies from Sunni Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s Shiite-led stop marrying gay and les- tribes have been battling militants to recapture government since the departure of American bian couples. In Utah’s LUSK, Wyo. (AP) — In the based company plans dozens two key cities in Iraq’s western Anbar province, forces in late 2011. largest county, four couples least populated county in the more across the middle of Fallujah and Ramadi, the provincial capital. The attacks continued Tuesday when a were turned away. least populated state, old Ford the continent in the months Fighters from an al-Qaida-linked group,known suicide bomber rammed his explosives- The justices did not rule and Chevy pickup trucks ahead to make it more feasi- as the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant, con- laden truck into a police station in the on the merits of the case or roam — and rule — the roads. ble for the electric car to go trol the center of Fallujah, 40 miles west of northern city of Kirkuk, killing two people on same-sex marriage bans Finding a Tesla, the sleek from seashore to seashore. Baghdad, and part of the nearby Ramadi. there and wounding 55, some critically, in general, leaving both sides and pricey all-electric car, Some folks in Lusk are The al-Qaida fighters’ seizure of the two according to Maj. Raid Emad Rasheed. confident they’ll ultimately around these ranching towns cautiously hoping that the win. The decision stays in is about as likely as spotting stations will bring a steady effect while the Denver- the mythical jackalope. And stream of wealthy motor Naked Aussie freed from washer with oil based 10th U.S. Circuit Court yet, one day last month, a tourists. In the meantime, if of Appeals considers the Model S sedan pulled quietly and when the next Tesla SYDNEY (AP) — A naked Saturday when he decided to the Shepparton News. long-term question of in at the America’s Best Value shows up, locals who com- Australian man who became climb into the top-loader to Rescuers tried in vain to whether gay couples have a Inn Covered Wagon Motel in monly plug in their cars and stuck in a washing machine have a bit of fun. The fun pull Laurence from the right to wed in Utah. Lusk, population 1,557. trucks to keep their engines as part of an ill-planned quickly evaporated, however, machine. When it became Meanwhile, hundreds of Its mission was to plug in from freezing may be left practical joke was freed from when he realized he couldn’t clear he was seriously stuck, newly married couples were four gleaming white wondering about the visitors thrown into legal and emo- the appliance with the help budge. they used olive oil to help Supercharger units the com- who plug in their cars to tional limbo by the decision. pany had just installed in the charge them. of an unusual rescue device: He called out to his friend lubricate his escape. Legal scholars say their mar- motel’s courtyard. 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for his health care law. 35 percent. jobless benefits amount to an IMMIGRATION Obama has repeatedly “Is the sticking point going JOBLESS “incentive or disincentive” DOCKS GOP may delay argued that final immigration to be we have to have immedi- Bill’s cost more for people to find work. Yet, Access problem legislation must contain a ate voting privileges for those he said in an interview votes until April path toward citizenship for who came here illegally?,” than $6 billion Tuesday on the Fox News for equipment Continued from Page A1 immigrants who are in the Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, a Continued from Page A1 Channel, the Obama admin- Continued from Page A1 United States illegally. Republican who voted against istration has been Opponents argue citizenship the Senate immigration bill, “deceitful” about the reper- December hired Rebecca rewards lawbreakers, and said Sunday on ABC. “If the benefits need 60 votes to cussions of opposing the bill. on Oregon’s public beaches Tallent, a former top aide to many Republicans are loath Democrats are willing to come advance the White House- “So now we’re going to under the 1967 Oregon Beach Sen. John McCain and most to support any measure halfway, I think we can pass backed bill, and their have a political issue,” Bill. recently the director of a granting citizenship no mat- something, some meaningful chances hinge on securing Coburn said. “You don’t care Lighthouse Beach — sepa- bipartisan think tank’s immi- backing from at least four ter how difficult and lengthy reform that would help the 11 if you don’t extend this.” rated from Bastendorff by a gration task force. Even that path may be. million who are here.” Republicans in addition to As drafted, the bill would rocky enclosure known as opponents of a broad immi- But some advocates of That the immigration Sen. Dean Heller of high- restore between 14 weeks gration overhaul saw reform are beginning to rally argument is now over legal- unemployment Nevada. and 47 weeks of benefits Smelt Beach — gets its name Tallent’s selection as a sign around an idea to grant immi- ization versus citizenship is Sen. Susan Collins of averaging $256 weekly to an from the Cape Arago legislation had suddenly grants legal status in the U.S. remarkable enough. A 2005 Maine told reporters she estimated 1.3 million long- Lighthouse, whose old gate become more likely. Boehner and leave the question of citi- Republican House immigra- would vote to advance the term jobless who were creates a dead end on also fed speculation he would zenship out of the legislation. tion bill, instead of legalizing bill, in the hope that affected when the program Lighthouse Way. ignore tea party pressure, In other words, they can work, immigrants, would have Republicans would have a expired Dec. 28. Long a popular surf spot, bluntly brushing back their chance to offer changes that but not vote. made them felons if they “These are people who the only easy access to the recent budget criticism. “I don’t think this is a good were not authorized to be in would offset the cost and want to work, but they need beach comes from a narrow “The question is, what are idea because citizenship is the U.S. prevent deficits from rising. some help,” Sen. Jack Reed, the core things that important, but I don’t think it “That’s seismic shift in Other Republicans D-R.I., said of the men and dirt trail that winds between Republicans can’t move is a big deal breaker either,” the debate,” said Randy weren’t as optimistic. women who have been out of residential properties atop away from? What are the Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., a Johnson, senior vice presi- Sen. Bob Corker of work longer than 26 weeks. the cliff. core things that Democrats leading congressional advo- dent of the pro-overhaul Tennessee said he would vote He said many are middle- Stephenson said the can’t walk away from?” said cate for overhauling U.S. U.S. Chamber of Commerce. the other way. class, middle-aged people amount of private land sur- Republican pollster David immigration law, said in a Obama has been under “Unfortunately, this bill is who never thought they rounding the beach poses Winston, who regularly con- speech last month. “Right increasing pressure to use his being jammed through, has would wind up in the situa- access problems for the sults with the House now we have to stop the executive powers to limit not been considered in com- tion in which they find heavy equipment normally leadership. “You may have deportations that are breaking deportations. mittee and will not be able to themselves. preferences and then you up families. And if we do not A House Republican be amended on the floor,”he Reid said that as the used to remove large debris, may have core elements. get citizenship this year, we retreat later this month said. “Spending $6.5 billion unemployed spend the funds and that it will likely take That’s part of the process of will be back next year and the could help GOP leaders in three months without try- they receive, the overall several days before parks going back and forth.” year after that.” devise a strategy. Some ing to find ways to pay for it economy grows by $1.50 for officials finalize a plan for the If successful, an immigra- While strong majorities of Republicans and Democrats or improve the underlying every $1 in benefits. dock’s removal. tion compromise could Hispanics continue to back a say Boehner could wait until policy is irresponsible and But Sen. Jeff Sessions, R- Reporter Thomas Moriarty restore some luster to pathway to citizenship, a Pew after the filing deadlines for takes us in the wrong direc- Ala., said without steps to can be reached at 541-269- Obama’s agenda, tarnished in Research Center poll last 2014 primary elections, thus tion,” he added. offset the legislation’s 1222, ext. 240, or by email at 2013 by failures on gun legis- month found that being able protecting some incumbents Republican Sen. Tom Coburn expense, all of the $6 billion lation,bipartisan pushback on to live and work in the U.S. from tea party or other con- of Oklahoma, a self-styled or more it costs would add to thomas.moriarty@the- his efforts to take military legally without the threat of servative challenges. That spending and budget watch- deficits. He called it “just a worldlink.com. Follow him on action against Syria and the deportation was more impor- would mean no meaningful dog, said people should be total violation of promised Twitter: disastrous enrollment start tant to Latinos by 55 percent to votes until after April. asking whether additional fiscal responsibility.” @ThomasDMoriarty.

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PASADENA, Calif. — After a regular season filled with blowout victories and easy fourth quarters, Jameis Winston and Florida State showed they could close like champions, too. No. 2 Auburn wobbled the top- ranked Seminoles by jumping out to an 18-point lead in the first half, and then put Florida State on the brink of defeat for the first time this season. Winston responded with the drive of his life and a game-win- ning touchdown pass with 13 sec- onds left that topped everything else he has done in one of the most sensational debut seasons a col- lege quarterback has ever had. The Heisman Trophy winner led the Seminoles 80 yards in the final 79 seconds, flicking a 2-yard TD pass to Kelvin Benjamin to give No. 1 Florida State a 34-31 victory against Auburn in the last BCS championship game Monday night. “The last drive, that’s a great way to cap off our season,” Winston said. “That’s the way we wanted to cap off our season.” The Bowl Championship Series went out with a bang, too, with one of the best title games in its 16-year history, right there with Texas 41, USC 38 at the Rose Bowl in 2006. That night it was Vince Young leading the Longhorns and capping a comeback by scooting into the end zone with 19 seconds left. The Associated Press Now Winston is the Prince of Florida State’s Kelvin Benjamin catches the game-winning touchdown pass during the final minute of the BCS National Championship game Monday. Pasadena. Next season the BCS will be replaced by a four-team playoff. Winston and the Seminoles should Auburn Ducks finish be contenders again after snapping the Southeastern Conference’s inside top 10 seven-year national title streak. comes up “The SEC is great football, I coached in that league for 13 years, ■ Pac-12 has six teams I respect every bit of it,” coach just short in season’s final poll Jimbo Fisher said, “but there’s some other folks in this country that can play some football, too.” PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Tre PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Florida State, which played in Mason and Nick Marshall deliv- Move over SEC, Florida State is the first three BCS championship ered everything but the national back on top. games but had not been back title. Florida State finished No. 1 in the since, was voted a unanimous No. Auburn’s potent 1-2 backfield final Associated Press college foot- 1 in the final AP Top 25. Auburn punch came through in the clutch ball poll, ending the Southeastern finished second. again Monday night, but this time Conference’s record streak of seven Winston struggled much of the it wasn’t enough to prevent a 34- national championships. night but was near perfect when 31 loss to No. 1 Florida State in the The Seminoles received all 60 the Seminoles (14-0) needed it BCS championship game. first-place votes from the media most, going 6-for-7 for 77 yards Mason’s 37-yard touchdown panel after beating Auburn 34-31 on the last drive. run with 1:19 left gave the second- in the BCS championship game “It was the best football game ranked Tigers (12-2) a lead that Monday night in the Rose Bowl. he’s played all year,”Fisher said of Jameis Winston & Co. wiped out Florida State’s third AP nation- Winston, “and I’ll tell you why, with a 2-yard touchdown pass to al title (1993 and ’99) ties it for because for three quarters he was Kelvin Benjamin with 13 seconds ninth-most with rival Florida and up and down and he fought.” remaining. Texas. Winston was 20-for-35 for 237 A defense that had mostly held The Tigers (12-2) finished sec- yards and two fourth-quarter firm in big moments couldn’t stop ond in their extraordinary turn- touchdown passes on his 20th the Heisman Trophy winner and around season, but for the first birthday. He zipped the Seminoles his high-powered offense at the time since Texas in 2005, the down the field on the final drive, end. That left Mason with an Southeastern Conference is not on with a 49-yard catch and run from empty feeling after Auburn failed top of the final rankings. Rashad Greene. to bring home the title for its fans. Michigan State was third, fol- “I was ready,” Winston said. “I “I feel like I let them down,” lowed by South Carolina and wanted to be in that situation said Mason, a Heisman finalist Missouri. Oklahoma finished sixth because that’s what great quarter- who ran 34 times for 195 yards in and Alabama was No. 7.So the SEC backs do. That’s what the Tom his sixth straight 100-yard game. will have to settle for having four Bradys, Peyton Mannings, Drew He pinballed off defensive back teams in the top seven. The SEC Brees, that’s what they do.” Jalen Ramsey downfield for his The Associated Press has seven ranked teams overall Florida State also got help from 23rd rushing touchdown of the Florida State head coach Jimbo Fisher holds up the trophy after Monday’s game. with No. 14 LSU, No. 18 Texas Auburn. A pass interference season and helped the Tigers A&M and No. 24 Vanderbilt. penalty in the end zone on Chris become the first SEC team to lead “It would be a lot better if I was ished sixth. No. 8 Clemson, Oregon and Davis on third-and-8 from the 10 the nation in rushing. They fell holding up that crystal ball,” he Mason and Marshall were inte- UCF finished out the top 10. gave Florida State a first down at seconds short of the state of said. gral parts of a season that matched No. 11 Stanford, No. 12 Ohio the 2. Alabama’s fifth straight national The Southeastern Conference’s the biggest turnaround in college State and No. 13 Baylor finished “Thought it was great defense. crown and the SEC’s eighth in a leading rusher did come up huge football history after a 3-9 debacle outside the top 10 after spending That’s all I can say,” Davis said, row. on another big stage. He helped in 2012. much of the season in it. adding, the officials “should have Mason, who said he would power the Tigers into the game Marshall threw for 217 yards No. 15 Louisville was followed just let us play.” speak with family before deciding with 46 carries for 304 yards and two touchdowns with an by UCLA and Oklahoma State. On the next play, Winston whether to leave Auburn early and against Missouri to capture the interception Monday night. He Rivals Southern California and threw high to the 6-foot-5 enter the NFL draft, broke Bo SEC championship and gained 164 also ran for 45 yards and a third Notre Dame were 19th and 20th Benjamin for the touchdown. Jackson’s school record of 1,786 yards against rival Alabama. score, but found little running respectively. yards rushing set during his 1985 Those two performances pro- room. The final five were Arizona Heisman season. Mason finished pelled him to New York for the State, Wisconsin, Duke, SEE BCS | B2 with 1,816 yards. Heisman ceremony, where he fin- SEE AUBURN | B2 Vanderbilt and Washington.

NB girls, Pirate boys win bowling events Carl pins down title for Gold Beach two pins and eventually lost the third- ■ Boys teams will be Grove. Reedsport was third, They were followed by THE WORLD Springfield fourth and Springfield, Cottage Grove place match to Gold Beach’s Turner. at North Bend Lanes Marshfield fifth. and North Bend. Gold Beach’s Derek Carl won his Eagle Point won the team title with this weekend During the eight-game In the eight-game semifi- weight class in the Rogue Valley 286.5 points. Gold Beach was fifth semifinal round, North Bend nal round, Marshfield again Champions wrestling tournament at (102.5) and North Bend eighth (76). again had the most pins with had the most pins with 1,664, Medford to highlight the effort by the Bob Bishop Invitational: Coquille THE WORLD 1,328. Cottage Grove was sec- followed by Thurston, Panthers and North Bend. placed eighth in the 19-team tourna- ond, Reedsport third and Springfield and North Bend. Carl took the title at 170 pounds, ment at Willamina. The North Bend girls and Springfield fourth again. Marshfield beat North beating Izzy Rubio of Phoenix 8-3 in Seth Lambson was second at 113 Marshfield boys won bowling In the final four,North Bend Bend and Thurston beat the championship match and leading pounds to lead the Red Devils. tournaments Sunday on the topped Springfield 232-285 in Springfield in the final four. the Panthers to fifth place in the team Kody Courtright (120) and Chris South Coast. one two-game match and Marshfield beat Thurston in race. Elmer (160) both finished third. Austin North Bend’s girls won an Cottage Grove beat Reedsport the championship match and Gold Beach had five other placers. Ross was fourth at heavyweight and event held at North Bend 359-270 in the other. North Bend beat Springfield Thomas Keeler was second at 195 Michael Munson placed fifth at 170. Lanes, beating Cottage Grove In the championship for third place. pounds, Taylor Bright (106) and Wes “For us, it was a good showing,”said in the final. match, North Bend beat This weekend, the boys Turner (120) both finished third, Matt Coquille coach John Owens. “The kids At the Holiday Bowl in Cottage Grove 366-314. teams will be at North Bend McKay (138) was sixth and Si Tce Les wrestled well.” Florence, Marshfield’s boys Reedsport beat Springfield Lanes and the girls in Cottage Fry (132) tied for seventh. Courtright beat a wrestler who led throughout the day and 349-261 in the third-place Grove as the schools gear up North Bend’s Mason Laird reached defeated him at last year’s state tour- beat Thurston in the final match — the fourth time the for the district tournament at the championship match at heavy- nament and Elmer topped a Dayton match. Braves have finished in the top the end of the month. weight, but lost a 3-2 decision to Cody wrestler who is ranked higher than North Bend’s girls, similar- three this season. The boys and girls each Elsenberg of Ashland. him. ly, led virtually all day. They At Florence, Marshfield’s have two more tournaments Phillip Kuckuck reached the semifi- Coquille hosts Myrtle Point, had the top score through 16 boys had 3,159 pins through before the district event, nal at 152 pounds with two pins and Oakland and Rogue River on Thursday games of qualifying with 2,581 the 16 qualifying games, with which will be held at the Firs ultimately finished third. Mark Deane and wrestles at Santiam Christian near pins, to 2,521 for Cottage Thurston second at 3,123. Bowl in Eugene. advanced to the semifinal at 120 with Corvallis this weekend.

B2 •The World • Tuesday,January7,2014 Sports Johnson OSU QB, Duck DB wins in will stay in school

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS more than 1,100 yards and 14 Hawaii touchdowns in his first year CORVALLIS — Oregon as the starter. State quarterback Sean KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — Mannion is returning for his PRO BASKETBALL Zach Johnson still looks at senior season. himself as David, even Cavaliers send Bynum to Before making his deci- though the results are start- Bulls in major trade sion, he consulted the NFL ing to suggest Goliath. Draft Advisory Board and CHICAGO — The Growing up in Iowa, his was projected as a third- Cleveland Cavaliers traded passion for sports was fueled round selection. Andrew Bynum in time — by the player or the team that “I’m excited to return for and got an All-Star in return. was not big enough, not my senior year,” Mannion The Cavaliers acquired strong enough, not good said. “I weighed the pros and Luol Deng from the Chicago enough to win. He had reason cons of Bulls late Monday night for to feel that way at Kapalua for making Bynum and three future draft the Tournament of myself Sports picks, beating the deadline to Champions, where he started The Associated Press eligible guarantee his full contract for the final round two shots Zach Johnson hits off the 18th fairway during the final round of the Tournament of Champions on Monday. for the Shorts the season. behind on a course that is Draft with Along with Bynum, who suited for power players. missed only one fairway. He Challenge, 30 players at 14th and 16th, and he came my family and current had recently been suspended It proved to be the perfect missed only two greens. He Kapalua. He also faced strong up just short on the par-5 coaching staff, and came to indefinitely by the Cavaliers recipe for another victory. picked his spots and played to fields at a playoff event, a 15th. the conclusion that I have for conduct detrimental to the Johnson didn’t blast his his strengths, went bogey- holiday event with 18 of the “Yes!” he said, when the decided to continue my team, the Cavaliers also sent way around the Plantation free and matched the best top 30 in the world, and a ball took off his hybrid like a career with my teammates at the Bulls a first-round pick, Course as much as he picked round of the day. That kind of winners-only gathering in rocket, headed for the front Oregon State.” two second-rounders, and it apart, mostly with his golf wins anywhere. And Hawaii. portion of the green. “You’ve Mannion set a Pac-12 sea- gave Chicago the right to swap irons, especially with his Johnson seems to be winning “I’ve put myself in a place got to be kidding me,”he said son record for passing yards first-round choices in 2015 if putter. a lot lately. that is a little foreign to me,” when he saw the ball retreat with 4,662 and threw an the Cavs are not in the lottery. He tied for the lead with Not only was it his 11th he said. “Some of the num- down a slope. He didn’t con- Oregon State-record 37 an approach from 195 yards career win on the PGA Tour, bers, I’m not exactly com- nect properly on a delicate PRO FOOTBALL touchdown passes, third- into 4 feet for birdie on No. 7. it was his third win world- fortable with — top 10 in the pitch, and the ball came back most for a single season in Patriots lose Spikes for He took the outright lead wide in his last six starts. It world, that kind of thing. But down the slope. Spieth had to conference history. with a wedge into 2 feet on started with the BMW I’m also a realist. I know this scramble for par. remainder of playoffs Two Beavers, receiver No. 12. And he pulled away Championship outside game at some point could Three shots behind, he FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Brandin Cooks and defensive from Jordan Spieth, Jason Chicago, which made him beat me up again. So I’ve got closed with two birdies for a New England’s defense suf- end Scott Crichton, decided Dufner, Kevin Streelman and eligible for this winners-only to keep doing what I’m 70 to finish one shot behind. fered another big blow when to forgo a final year of eligi- everyone else with three tournament on the west end doing, try to keep things very Streelman had a 67 and the Patriots’ placed line- bility at Oregon State to straight birdies for a 7-under of Maui. simple.” tied for third with Webb backer Brandon Spikes on declare for the NFL draft, set 66. Dating to his rookie sea- Spieth was playing in the Simpson, who had a 70. injured reserve because of a for May. “Hit some quality shots son in 2004, only Tiger final group for the first time, Five players had a share of knee injury five days before that certainly helped,” he Woods, Phil Mickelson and and he held up beautifully.He the lead at one point, which Ekpre-Olomu puts NFL their playoff game against said. “But I think quality Vijay Singh have more PGA made birdie on both par 5s on included Dustin Johnson the Indianapolis Colts. putts helped even more.” Tour victories. the front nine to take a one- early and Jason Dufner late. on hold to earn degree Dane Fletcher is likely to Johnson started a new David or Goliath? shot lead, and kept his goal of Dustin Johnson, tied for the EUGENE — Cornerback replace Spikes at middle year the same way he ended “I still have that vision,” making three birdies on the 54-hole lead with Spieth and Ifo Ekpre-Olomu says he is linebacker between Dont’a the last one — by winning. Johnson said of the underdog back nine. He just got started Simpson, made three bogeys returning to Oregon for his Hightower and rookie Jamie Unlike a month ago in role, even though the num- too late and ran out of holes. before he recorded a birdie. senior season. Collins. California, when he holed out bers don’t back that up. And three pars on the He chipped poorly and shot Ekpre-Olomu was the from the drop zone on the last Johnson will say his last three easiest holes on the 73. Dufner’s rally was undone Ducks’ second-leading tack- Indianapolis adds hole and beat Tiger Woods in three wins were against small back nine — 14, 15 and 16 — by a three-putt par on the ler with 84 stops this past receiver Branch a playoff, Johnson didn’t fields — 70 players in the didn’t help. 15th, and then a shot into the season. He also had three INDIANAPOLIS — The doing anything spectacular. BMW Championship, 18 Spieth didn’t trust his hazard on the 17th that ended interceptions. Colts signed former Patriots He didn’t need to. Johnson players in the World read on two short putts at the his hopes for good. The 5-foot-10, 185-pound Super Bowl MVP Deion California native announced Branch six days before play- his decision Monday on ing his ex-team in the divi- GoDucks.com, the school’s sional round. Brooklyn builds modest winning streak athletic website. “I should be able to finish Dolphins fire Sherman THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Timberwolves to a win over my degree by next fall, possi- after team’s bad finish the 76ers. bly by the end of the summer. NEW YORK — Joe Kevin Martin scored 18 Football is only one phase of MIAMI — Miami Johnson snapped out of a points and Corey Brewer had who I am; my degree will be Dolphins offensive coordina- slump with 23 points against 15 to help the Timberwolves forever,” he said. “Secondly tor Mike Sherman was fired his former team, move back to .500 (17-17). was my ability to make an in the first change by the and the Minnesota made 16 of 26 3- impact and become a top team since missing the play- NBA Brooklyn Nets pointers. (draft) pick, and I felt staying offs because of a late-season Recap matched a Thaddeus Young scored one more year would only collapse. season high 20 points for the Sixers, who help me.” Coach Joe Philbin defend- with their third snapped a four-game win- Oregon quarterback ed Sherman the day after the straight victory by beating ning streak. The Sixers had Marcus Mariota and center season, but owner Stephen the Atlanta Hawks 91-86 on won the final four games of a Hroniss Grasu announced Ross was expected to demand Monday night. six-game road trip. earlier that they would also some sort of shake-up follow- Mirza Teletovic scored 16 Clippers 101, Magic 81: return next season. Running ing the dismal finish. Sherman points and Alan Anderson The Associated Press Darren Collison scored 19 of back De-Anthony Thomas joined the Dolphins when added 14 starting in place of Brooklyn forward Kevin Garnett (2) celebrates with teammates, from his 21 points in the first half and cornerback Terrance Philbin was hired two years the injured Deron Williams left, Joe Johnson (7), Shaun Livingston, and Mirza Teletovic, in the sec- and had seven assists in his Mitchell have decided to ago, and the two have been as the Nets moved to 2-0 on ond half Monday. second start at point guard leave the team early and close for more than 30 years. four-game homestand that since Chris Paul’s injury,lead- declare for the NFL draft. Games draw big ratings finishes with visits from after matching their three the season. ing the Los Angeles Clippers “His return, along with Golden State on Wednesday consecutive victories from Timberwolves 126, to a rout of the Magic. Marcus and Hroniss, sets the on first playoff weekend and Miami on Friday. Dec. 7-12. 76ers 95: Kevin Love scored Paul separated his right foundation for the leadership NEW YORK — The NFL’s Despite yet another injury Paul Millsap scored 16 16 of his 26 points in a domi- shoulder in Friday’s win at of this team,” Ducks coach wild-card weekend drew to a key player, the Nets look points for the Hawks, who nant third quarter and Nikola Dallas and is expected to be Mark Helfrich said. “That’s huge television audiences. ready to test themselves lost their third in a row to Pekovic had 16 points and 14 sidelined for at least six on top of his exceptional The four games averaged against those powerful teams equal their worst stretch of rebounds to lead the weeks. abilities on the field, and the 34.7 million viewers for the fact he’s a great teammate.” most-watched wild-card weekend on record. UCLA quarterback opts The San Francisco 49ers’ “It felt storybook again,” and Nick Marshall threw two 21-3 in the first half to 23-20 win over the Green Bay BCS Auburn defensive tackle touchdown passes for the Auburn. They hadn’t trailed to remain in school Packers had 47.1 million From Page B1 Gabe Wright said. “It really Tigers. in a game since Sept. 28. LOS ANGELES — UCLA viewers Sunday on Fox to felt like we were going to “I told them in the locker “I knew we were fighters,” quarterback Brett Hundley make it the most-watched “Once the ball is in the air bring it out again. We’re just room, we put together the nose tackle Timmy Jernigan has decided to return to the wild-card game on record. on that post route, I’ve got to on the other end of the stick. biggest turnaround in the said. Bruins for his junior season. The previous high was 42.4 go get it, and I did,”Benjamin It’s usually us going out on history of college football. And now Florida State is Hundley has started for million for the 2011 Steelers- said. “Simple as that.” the field and celebrating. It’s We were on the brink of mak- national champion for the the last two seasons under Broncos game. There was no miracle fin- been a long time since we had ing it one of those magical first time since 1999, the coach Jim Mora, winning 19 ish this time for the turn- an ‘L’ in this locker room.” seasons,”Malzahn said. first team to win the BCS games and establishing him- COLLEGE BASKETBALL around Tigers, who went Auburn won nine straight Florida State hadn’t been title game after being down self as one of the nation’s top from 3-9 to SEC champions to get here after starting the challenged like this all sea- at halftime. The state of young quarterbacks with his Arizona keeps grasp of in their first season under season unranked. son, winning by an average of Alabama’s national champi- arm and his legs. top spot in rankings coach Gus Malzahn. They Tre Mason gave Auburn 42 points. onship run is over at four, Baylor back Seastrunk Arizona is No. 1 in The tossed the ball around on one (12-2) a 31-27 lead with a 37- Florida State and stopped by a quarterback Associated Press college bas- final play, but it ended with yard touchdown run with Winston’s biggest problem from Bessemer who never will make jump to NFL ketball poll for the fifth Florida State jumping on a 1:19 left after Kermit this season came off the field. rooted for the Tigers or WACO, Texas — Big 12 straight week, with Syracuse, fumble, and the Seminoles Whitfield had put Florida Winston was investigated for Tide. rushing champ Lache Ohio State, Wisconsin and sprinting onto the field under State in the lead for the first a year-old sexual assault “Only thing is we’re vic- Seastrunk is bypassing his Michigan State remaining a storm of garnet and gold time since the first quarter complaint in November, but torious and glad to say senior season at Baylor to the next four teams. confetti. with a 100-yard kickoff after three weeks the Florida Florida State is the national enter the NFL draft. Duke, which lost at Notre Florida State scored 21 return to make it 27-24 with state attorney’s office deter- champion again, and I guar- The Oregon transfer Dame, dropped to No. 16, the points in the fourth quarter, 4:31 left. mined it did not have enough antee you we’re bringing that played two seasons at Baylor, first time the Blue Devils are and the teams combined for Mason ran for 195 yards evidence to charge him. swag back,” Winston said. and was the first player in out of the Top 10 since 24 in a breathtaking last 4:42. and scored two touchdowns, The Seminoles were down “You’d better believe it.” school history with two December 2007. 1,000-yard rushing seasons. No. 23 Illinois and No. 25 Kansas State moved into the UCF quarterback Bortles rankings for the first time AUBURN went along. yard touchdown pass to spring and leading us to the chooses to enter draft this season replacing Not known for his pass- reserve Melvin Ray, a former national championship with a ORLANDO, Fla. — UCF Connecticut, which had been From Page B1 ing, Marshall held his own minor league baseball player chance to win it. He’s got a quarterback Blake Bortles 17th, and North Carolina, against Winston. The who had caught only four very bright future.” and running back Storm which was 19th. Oregon fell “That’s the way teams are Auburn quarterback com- passes for 58 yards coming Before the disappointing Johnson say they will forgo seven spots to No. 17 after its going to play us. They have to pleted 14 of 27 passes and ran into the game. finish, Auburn beat Georgia their senior seasons and first loss at Colorado. pick one of us to stop,”Mason 16 times. Marshall hooked up with and Alabama on two of the enter the NFL draft. In the women’s poll, said.“He’s very dangerous on It wasn’t a perfect per- the team’s other offensive most memorable plays of the They made their Connecticut remained No.1 his feet. I guess they chose to formance. He underthrew a star on a 12-yard touchdown season, and then over- announcements Monday and was followed by Notre stop him.” wide-open Ricardo Louis pass to Mason in the first whelmed Missouri in the SEC during a news conference. Dame, Duke, Stanford and Marshall had deftly oper- downfield in the first quarter, quarter. Marshall’s 4-yard title game. The Tigers’ script The juniors saw their draft Louisville. ated Auburn’s zone read and and the star of the improba- touchdown scamper gave the just didn’t include a fairytale stock rise this season as they N.C. State, Indiana and the nation’s top rushing ble win over Georgia couldn’t underdog Tigers a 21-3 lead ending. led the Knights to their first San Diego all entered the Top attack after a midseason pull it in. 25 minutes into the game. “It’s always going to be 12-1 finish and upset of heav- 25 for the first time this sea- switch in offensive philoso- Marshall also was picked “They were daring us to remembered, but it’s always ily favored Baylor in the son. It’s been nearly seven phy to capitalize on his off on an underthrown ball. throw the football early in the going to eat me up inside that Fiesta Bowl. years since the Wolfpack strengths. The junior college “The ball kind of slipped game and we hit that big one we had beaten some of the Bortles was instrumental were ranked, 21 years for the transfer didn’t arrive on and the DB made a great play down the middle (to Ray) and top teams in the nation and throughout the run, throw- Hoosiers and the first time campus until the summer to on the ball,” Marshall said. “I it kind of loosened them up a fell short at the very end,” ing for more than 3,500 yards for the Toreros. start mastering coach Gus just put it behind me and little bit,” Malzahn said. “He’s Mason said. “It’s pretty and 25 touchdowns, while North Carolina State Malzahn’s no-huddle moved on to the next play.” done an outstanding job this much like a book that was completing 68 percent of his entered at 20th, Indiana was offense, but learned as he Marshall also had a 50- year, not going through written. It was a crazy story.” passes. Johnson rushed for 22nd and San Diego 24th.

Tuesday, January7,2014 • The World • B3 Sports Injury keeps Vonn Qualifying rules change out of Olympics BORMIO, Italy (AP) — The International Ski BY HOWARD FENDRICH would have been the focus of Federation tweaked its The Associated Press plenty of media coverage in Olympic qualification rules Sochi, and certainly a main Tuesday to allow racers like Lindsey Vonn will miss character in NBC’s coverage Ted Ligety and some high- the Sochi Olympics because for a U.S. audience. profile Austrians to compete of a right knee injury, leaving But Vonn tore two liga- in the super-combined at the Winter Games without ments in her right knee dur- next month’s Sochi Games. one of its biggest stars. ing a high-speed crash at the FIS secretary general The 29-year-old from world championships last Sarah Lewis told The Vail, Colo., announced her February, sidelining her for Associated Press that instead decision today, exactly one about 10 months. She re-tore of requiring at least three month before the opening her surgically repaired ACL super-combi finishes over ceremony in Russia. in a training crash in the qualification period of Her personal publicist, November, a key setback. this season and last, it will Lewis Kay, said in a state- Then, after returning to The Associated Press allow downhill races to count. ment that Vonn “will have competition in early Lindsey Vonn shows the gold medal she won in the women’s downhill during the medal ceremony at the “Due to the lack of super- surgery shortly.” December by finishing 40th, Vancouver 2010 Olympics.Vonn won’t be able to defend her title. combined races in the quali- In a posting on Facebook, 11th and fifth in a set of World fying period it will be super- Vonn said she is “devastated” Cup races at Lake Louise, gold. Thank you all so much swallow that @)lindseyvonn for my medal.” combined and/or downhill,” to miss the Olympics, “but Alberta, Vonn sprained her for all of the love and sup- won’t be competing in Sochi, But a couple of weeks later Lewis said, adding that teams the reality has sunk in that MCL during a race at Val port. I will be cheering for all but I’m incredibly impressed in France, during a downhill — were being informed of the my knee is just too unstable d’Isere, France, last month. of the Olympians and espe- at her determination. She’s a with Woods watching in the decision today. to compete at this level.” “I did everything I possi- cially team USA!” true #hero.” finish area — Vonn lost her Ligety has three downhills She took home two medals bly could to somehow get Mikaela Shiffrin, the Another American ski balance, sending her left ski and one super-combi — his from the 2010 Vancouver strong enough to overcome reigning world champion in racer, Stacey Cook, posted on into the air, and forcing all her gold-medal performance at Games, including becoming having no ACL,” Vonn said slalom, and Julia Mancuso, a Facebook: “Bummed Lindsey weight onto her right knee. last season’s world champi- the first American woman to Tuesday via Facebook. three-time Olympic medal- Vonn. Our team is not the She grimaced as she pulled up, onships — in the qualifying win an Olympic gold in the “I’m having surgery soon ist, will now be the American same without you. You leave then clutched that right knee. period. Austrian skiers Anna downhill. Vonn is also a four- so that I can be ready for the women with the best chance big shoes to fill for the rest of Kay said today that an MRI Fenninger and Kathrin Zettel time overall World Cup World Championships at of stepping on the Alpine ski- the year. ...” after that episode “showed an have also qualified under the champion, the most recog- home in Vail next February,” ing podium in Sochi. After skiing in two MCL sprain, which coupled new parameters. nized name in Alpine skiing — she wrote. “On a positive Shiffrin, the U.S. teenager downhills and a super-G at with the torn ACL, has made However, Benjamin Raich and, as it happens, the girl- note, this means there will be who has been labeled the Lake Louise, Vonn sounded it impossible to stabilize her has only two finishes in those friend of Tiger Woods. an additional spot so that one “next Vonn” by some, wrote optimistic, declaring she knee and be ready to safely ski events and needs one more Add it all up, and she of my teammates can go for on Twitter: “It’s hard to would be in Sochi, “fighting again next month.” before the Jan. 19 deadline. Scoreboard

Golden State 23 13 .639 1/2 10. South Carolina 14-1 538 13 23. Duke 10-4 190 22 Rose Bowl On The Air Phoenix 20 12 .625 1 1/2 11. Iowa St. 13-0 525 14 24. Vanderbilt 9-4 117 NR Michigan State 24, Stanford 20 Golf L.A. Lakers 14 20 .412 8 1/2 12. LSU 12-2 505 16 25. Washington 9-4 109 NR Fiesta Bowl Today Sacramento 10 22 .313 11 1/2 13. North Carolina 12-3 464 10 Others receiving votes: Nebraska 107, Fresno UCF 52, Baylor 42 PGA Tour High School Girls Basketball — Brookings- Monday’s Games 14. Penn St. 10-3 411 15 St. 57, N. Illinois 22, N. Dakota St. 17, Texas Tech Thursday, Jan. 2 Harbor at Marshfield, 6 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM); Minnesota 126, Philadelphia 95 15. Oklahoma St. 12-1 385 11 14, Georgia 13, Iowa 13, Mississippi 10, Kansas St. Sugar Bowl Hyundai Tournament of Champions North Bend at South Umpqua, 6 p.m., K-Light Brooklyn 91, Atlanta 86 16. Nebraska 11-2 328 18 8, Arizona 5, Navy 3, East Carolina 2, Utah St. 2, Oklahoma 45, Alabama 31 Monday (98.7 FM); Siuslaw at Sutherlin, 6 p.m., KCST L.A. Clippers 101, Orlando 81 17. Colorado 11-2 307 12 Mississippi St. 1. Friday, Jan. 3 At Kapalua Resort, The Plantation Course (106.9 FM). Today’s Games 18. Florida St. 13-1 281 21 USA Today Top 25 Poll Orange Bowl Kapalua, Hawaii High School Girls Basketball — Brookings- Toronto at Indiana, 4 p.m. 19. California 10-3 186 23 The USA Today Top 25 football coaches final Missouri 41, Oklahoma State 31 Purse: $5.7 million Philadelphia at Cleveland, 4 p.m. 20. NC State 14-1 164 — Yardage: 7,452; Par 73 Harbor at Marshfield, 7:30 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM); poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, final Cotton Bowl Washington at Charlotte, 4 p.m. 21. Purdue 10-3 145 17 Final North Bend at South Umpqua, 7:30 p.m., K-Light records, total points based on 25 points for first Clemson 40, Ohio State 35 New Orleans at Miami, 4:30 p.m. 22. Indiana 14-0 140 — Zach Johnson, $1,140,000 67-66-74-66 — 273 (98.7 FM); Siuslaw at Sutherlin, 7:30 p.m., KCST place through one point for 25th, and previous Saturday, Jan. 4 Detroit at New York, 4:30 p.m. 23. Arizona St. 12-2 103 24 Jordan Spieth, $665,000 66-70-69-69—274 (106.9 FM). ranking: BBVA Compass Bowl Phoenix at Chicago, 5 p.m. 24. San Diego 15-0 91 — Kevin Streelman, $382,000 67-71-70-67 — 275 NBA Basketball — Portland at Sacramento, 7 Record Pts Pvs Vanderbilt 41, Houston 24 Golden State at Milwaukee, 5 p.m. 25. Georgia 12-3 88 19 Webb Simpson, $382,000 66-71-68-70 — 275 p.m., KHSN (1230 AM). 1. Florida State (59) 14-0 1475 1 Sunday, Jan. 5 San Antonio at Memphis, 5 p.m. Others receiving votes: West Virginia 74, Jason Dufner, $276,000 67-72-69-69 —277 Men’s College Basketball — Tennessee at LSU, 4 2. Auburn 12-2 1388 2 GoDaddy.com Bowl L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Oklahoma 51, Syracuse 39, Rutgers 32, Arkansas Billy Horschel, $198,750 72-72-68-66 —278 p.m., ESPN; Baylor at Iowa State, 4 p.m., ESPN2; 3. Michigan State 13-1 1375 4 Arkansas State 23, Ball State 20 Boston at Denver, 6 p.m. 29, Iowa 17, Georgia Tech 11, Gonzaga 10, Middle Matt Kuchar, $198,750 68-68-75-67 —278 Ohio State at Michigan State, 6 p.m., ESPN; 4. South Carolina 11-2 1219 8 Monday, Jan. 6 Oklahoma City at Utah, 6 p.m. Tennessee 7, Vanderbilt 7, Florida 4, UTEP 4, Adam Scott, $198,750 70-70-69-69—278 Creighton at DePaul, 6 p.m., Fox Sports 1. 5. Missouri 12-2 1200 9 BCS National Championship Portland at Sacramento, 7 p.m. Texas 2, Ohio St. 1. Dustin Johnson, $198,750 70-66-69-73—278 Hockey — Philadelphia at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m., 6. Oklahoma 11-2 1189 10 Florida State 34, Auburn 31 NBC Sports Network. Wednesday’s Games 7. Clemson 11-2 1091 11 Ryan Moore, $170,000 67-71-72-69 —279 Wednesday, Jan. 8 Dallas at San Antonio, 4 p.m. 8. Alabama 11-2 1086 3 Florida State 34, Auburn 31 Harris English, $155,000 70-71-70-69 —280 NBA Basketball — Dallas at San Antonio, 4 p.m., Detroit at Toronto, 4 p.m. Pro Football 9. Oregon 11-2 975 12 Auburn 7 14 0 10 —31 Brandt Snedeker, $155,000 70-69-69-72—280 ESPN; Phoenix at Minnesota, 6:30 p.m., ESPN, Golden State at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. 10. Stanford 11-3 872 7 Florida State 3 7 3 21 — 34 Brian Gay, $130,000 70-76-65-70 — 281 Orlando at Portland, 7 p.m., KHSN (1230 AM). Indiana at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. NFL Playoffs 10. Ohio State 12-2 872 6 First Quarter Woody Austin, $130,000 72-70-68-71 — 281 Men’s College Basketball — Kansas at Oklahoma, L.A. Lakers at Houston, 5 p.m. Wild-card Playoffs 12. Central Florida 12-1 865 15 FSU—FG Aguayo 35, 9:53. Gary Woodland, $130,000 71-70-67-73 — 281 4 p.m., ESPN2; Georgetown at Providence, 4 p.m., Washington at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 4 13. Baylor 11-2 796 5 Aub—Mason 12 pass from Marshall (Parkey Michael Thompson, $100,25066-71-73-72 —282 Fox Sports 1; Wake Forest at Virginia, 4 p.m., Root Phoenix at Minnesota, 6:30 p.m. Indianapolis 45, Kansas City 44 14. LSU 10-3 719 14 kick), 3:07. Ken Duke, $100,250 70-69-71-72 —282 Sports; Miami at North Carolina, 6 p.m., ESPN2; Air Orlando at Portland, 7 p.m. New Orleans 26, Philadelphia 24 15. Louisville 12-1 703 16 Second Quarter Patrick Reed, $100,250 70-72-67-73 —282 Force at Fresno State, 7 p.m., Root Sports. Boston at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 5 16. UCLA 10-3 597 18 Aub—Ray 50 pass from Marshall (Parkey kick), Chris Kirk, $100,250 66-75-68-73 —282 Hockey — New York Rangers at Chicago, 5 p.m., San Diego 27, Cincinnati 10 17. Oklahoma State 10-3 587 13 13:48. Martin Laird, $87,000 71-72-70-70 —283 NBC Sports Network. College Basketball San Francisco 23, Green Bay 20 18. Texas A&M 9-4 443 21 Aub—Marshall 4 run (Parkey kick), 5:01. Jonas Blixt, $79,333 76-70-69-70 —285 Thursday, Jan. 9 Divisional Playoffs 19. USC 10-4 313 NR FSU—Freeman 3 run (Aguayo kick), 1:28. Sang-Moon Bae, $79,333 69-73-71-72 —285 Men’s College Basketball — Memphis at College Polls Saturday, Jan. 11 20. Arizona State 10-4 302 17 Third Quarter Jimmy Walker, $79,333 73-73-67-72 —285 Louisville, 4 p.m., ESPN; Auburn at Mississippi, 4 New Orleans at Seattle, 1:35 p.m. (FOX) 21. Wisconsin 9-4 266 19 FSU—FG Aguayo 41, 6:05. Bill Haas, $71,500 71-73-69-74 —287 p.m., ESPN2; DePaul at Butler, 4 p.m., Fox Sports 1; The Associated Press Men’s Top 25 Indianpolis at New England, 5:15 p.m. (CBS) 22. Duke 10-4 202 21 Fourth Quarter Scott Brown, $71,500 71-73-68-75 —287 Florida State at Clemson, 4 p.m., Root Sports; The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ col- Sunday, Jan. 12 23. Vanderbilt 9-4 180 NR FSU—Abram 11 pass from Winston (Aguayo Boo Weekley, $68,000 71-74-70-73 —288 George Washington at La Salle, 5 p.m., NBC Sports lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in San Francisco at Carolina, 10:05 a.m. (FOX) 24. Notre Dame 9-4 125 NR kick), 10:55. Russell Henley, $66,000 72-72-70-75 —289 Netwwork; Arizona at UCLA, 6 p.m., Fox Sports 1; parentheses, records through Jan. 5, total points San Diego at Denver, 1:40 p.m. (CBS) 25. Nebraska 9-4 123 NR Aub—FG Parkey 22, 4:42. D.A. Points, $63,000 72-74-73-73 —292 Michigan at Nebraska, 6 p.m., ESPN2; Marquette at based on 25 points for a first-place vote through Conference Championships Others Receiving Votes: Washington 67; FSU—Whitfield 100 kickoff return (Aguayo John Merrick, $63,000 71-76-71-74 —292 Xavier, 6 p.m., Fox Sports 1; Santa Clara at St. one point for a 25th-place vote and last week’s Sunday, Jan. 19 Fresno State 54; Northern Illinois 21; Marshall kick), 4:31. Derek Ernst, $61,000 79-76-76-70 —301 Mary’s, 7 p.m., Root Sports; California at Oregon, 8 ranking: AFC, noon (CBS) 17; Texas Tech 13; Kansas State 11; Mississippi 7; Aub—Mason 37 run (Parkey kick), 1:19. p.m., Fox Sports 1; Loyola Marymount at San Diego, Record Pts Prv NFC, 3:30 p.m. (FOX) Texas 4; Miami (Fla.) 4; East Carolina 3; FSU—Benjamin 2 pass from Winston (Aguayo Transactions 9 p.m., Root Sports. 1. Arizona (60) 15-0 1,620 1 Pro Bowl Cincinnati 3; Arizona 2; North Texas 2; Utah State kick), :13. NBA Basketball — Miami at New York, 5 p.m., 2. Syracuse (5) 14-0 1,550 2 Sunday, Jan. 26 2; Navy 1; Louisiana-Lafayette 1. A—94,208. BASEBALL TNT; Oklahoma City at Denver, 7:30 p.m., TNT. 3. Ohio St. 15-0 1,470 3 At Honolulu Aub FSU American League 4. Wisconsin 15-0 1,427 4 TBD, 4:30 p.m. (NBC) Bowl Records First downs 25 19 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Agreed to terms with 5. Michigan St. 13-1 1,378 5 Super Bowl 2013-14 Conference Bowl Records Rushes-yards 53-232 31-148 RHP Scott Atchison and OF Jeff Francoeur on Local Schedule 6. Wichita St. 15-0 1,203 8 Sunday, Feb. 2 Conference W L Pct. Passing 217 237 minor league contracts. 7. Baylor 12-1 1,169 9 At East Rutherford, N.J. Sun Belt 2 0 1.000 Comp-Att-Int 14-27-1 20-35-0 HOUSTON ASTROS — Promoted Kevin Today 8. Villanova 13-1 1,141 11 AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 3:30 p.m. Southeastern 7 3 .700 Return Yards 36 4 Goldstein to director of professional scouting, High School Girls Basketball — Far West 9. Iowa St. 13-0 1,076 13 (FOX) Pac-12 6 3 .667 Punts-Avg. 6-43.2 6-42.8 Stephanie Wilka to specialist of international League: Brookings-Harbor at Marshfield, 6 p.m.; 10. Florida 11-2 1,052 12 NFL Draft Independents 2 1 .667 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1 operations and associate counsel and Paul North Bend at South Umpqua, 6 p.m.; Siuslaw at 11. Oklahoma St. 12-2 934 6 Big 12 3 3 .500 Penalties-Yards 5-38 8-60 Putila coordinator of baseball operations. Sutherlin, 6 p.m.; Sunset Conference: Glide at 12. Louisville 13-2 825 14 Early Entries Conference USA 3 3 .500 Time of Possession 33:41 26:19 SEATTLE MARINERS — Agreed to terms with C Myrtle Point, 6 p.m.; Reedsport at Coquille, 6 13. San Diego St. 12-1 823 21 Davante Adams, WR, Fresno St. Mountain West 3 3 .500 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Humberto Quintero on a minor league contract. p.m.; Bandon at Gold Beach, 6 p.m. 14. Kentucky 10-3 808 15 Dion Bailey, S, Southern Cal Atlantic Coast 5 6 .454 RUSHING—Auburn, Mason 34-195, Marshall TAMPA BAY RAYS — Agreed to terms with OF High School Boys Basketball — Far West 15. Colorado 13-2 752 20 Russell Bodine, OL, North Carolina American Athletic 2 3 .400 16-45, Artis-Payne 1-1, Grant 1-(minus 3), Louis 1- James Darnell and SS Ray Olmedo on minor League: Brookings-Harbor at Marshfield, 7:30 16. Duke 11-3 745 7 Blake Bortles, QB, UCF Big Ten 2 5 .286 (minus 6). Florida St., Freeman 11-73, Winston 11- league contracts. p.m.; North Bend at South Umpqua, 7:30 p.m.; 17. Oregon 13-1 715 10 Chris Boyd, WR, Vanderbilt Mid-American 0 5 .000 26, K.Williams 5-25, Wilder Jr. 3-21, Abram 1-3. National League Siuslaw at Sutherlin, 7:30 p.m.; Sunset 18. Kansas 9-4 367 16 Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville PASSING—Auburn, Marshall 14-27-1-217. Bowl Schedule NEW YORK METS — Agreed to terms with C Conference: Glide at Myrtle Point, 7:30 p.m.; 19. UMass 12-1 364 23 Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina Florida St., Winston 20-35-0-237. Taylor Teagarden on a minor league contract. Saturday, Dec. 21 Reedsport at Coquille, 7:30 p.m.; Bandon at Gold 20. Iowa 12-3 261 22 Brandon Coleman, WR, Rutgers RECEIVING—Auburn, Coates 4-61, Bray 3-4, PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Agreed to terms with New Mexico Bowl Beach, 7:30 p.m. 21. Missouri 12-1 247 25 Brandin Cooks, WR, Oregon State Louis 2-28, Uzomah 2-8, Ray 1-50, Mason 1-42, OF Chris Dickerson on a minor league contract. Scott Crichton, DE, Oregon State Colorado State 48, Washington State 45 Wednesday, Jan. 8 22. Gonzaga 14-2 241 24 M.Davis 1-26, Marshall 0-(minus 2). Florida St., ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Claimed OF Rafael Alvin Dupree, DE, Kentucky Men’s College Basketball — Linn-Benton at 23. Illinois 13-2 178 — Las Vegas Bowl Greene 9-147, Benjamin 4-54, Freeman 3-21, Ortega off waivers from Texas. Dominique Easley, DT, Florida SWOCC, 6 p.m. 24. Memphis 10-3 126 18 Southern Cal 45, Fresno State 20 Shaw 2-4, Abram 1-11, K.Williams 1-0. BASKETBALL Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri Thursday, Jan. 9 25. Kansas St. 11-3 112 — National Basketball Association Eric Ebron, TE, North Carolina Famous Idaho Potato Bowl High School Wrestling — Rogue River, Oakland Others receiving votes: Cincinnati 103, CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — Traded C Andrew Bruce Ellington, WR, South Carolina San Diego State 49, Buffalo 24 Hockey and Myrtle Point at Coquille, 5:30 p.m.; Creighton 82, North Carolina 79, UCLA 79, Bynum and three future draft picks to Chicago F Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M New Orleans Bowl Marshfield, North Bend and Siuslaw at Pittsburgh 44, Harvard 41, UConn 41, Saint Luol Deng. Khairi Fortt, LB, California Louisiana-Lafayette 24, Tulane 21 NHL Brookings-Harbor, 5:30 p.m. Louis 19, Oklahoma 15, Michigan 11, George DALLAS MAVERICKS — Recalled G-F Ricky Ledo Kameron Jackson, CB, California Monday, Dec. 23 EASTERN CONFERENCE Washington 9, SMU 9, Notre Dame 3, Xavier 3, from Texas (NBADL). Storm Johnson, RB, UCF Beef ’O’ Brady’s Bowl Atlantic GP W L OT Pts GF GA Toledo 2, Arkansas 1. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS — Recalled Gs Lorenzo High School Results Marqise Lee, WR, Southern Cal East Carolina 37, Ohio 20 Boston 42 28 12 2 58 124 89 USA Today Men’s Top 25 Brown and Elliot Williams from Delaware Marcus Martin, C, Southern Cal Tuesday, Dec. 24 Montreal 44 25 14 5 55 114 103 The top 25 teams in the USA Today men’s col- (NBADL). BASKETBALL Terrance Mitchell, CB, Oregon Hawaii Bowl Tampa Bay 42 25 13 4 54 119 100 lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in FOOTBALL GIRLS Donte Moncrief, WR, Mississippi Oregon State 38, Boise State 23 Detroit 43 19 14 10 48 114 121 Saturday parentheses, records through Jan. 5, points Thursday, Dec. 26 Toronto 43 21 17 5 47 119 127 National Football League based on 25 points for a first-place vote through Jake Murphy, TE, Utah Coquille 65, Oakridge 29 Louis Nix III, NG, Notre Dame Little Caesars Pizza Bowl Ottawa 44 19 18 7 45 126 141 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed WR Cobi one point for a 25th-place vote and previous Hamilton, C T.J. Johnson, DE David King, CB Coquille 20 15 15 15 — 65 Ronald Powell, LB, Florida Pittsburgh 30, Bowling Green 27 Florida 43 16 21 6 38 102 136 ranking: Onterio McCalebb, LB Bruce Taylor and C Scott Oakridge 4 7 10 8 — 29 Loucheiz Purifoy, CB, Florida Buffalo 42 12 26 4 28 74 118 Record Pts Pvs Poinsettia Bowl Wedige to reserve/future contracts. COQUILLE (65): Makala Edgar 13, Darian Darrin Reaves, RB, UAB Metropolitan GP W L OT Pts GF GA 1. Arizona (30) 15-0 798 1 Utah State 21, Northern Illinois 14 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Placed DE Fili Moala Wilson 13, Maddy Grant 9, Kaitlyn Hyatt 9, Tara Antonio Richardson, OT, Tennessee Pittsburgh 44 31 12 1 63 142 103 2. Syracuse (1) 14-0 761 2 Friday, Dec. 27 and CB Greg Toler on injured reserve. Agreed to Edwards 8, Ashley Thompson 5, Marina Wilson Paul Richardson, WR, Colorado Philadelphia 42 21 17 4 46 111 116 3. Ohio State (1) 15-0 741 3 Military Bowl terms with WR Deion Branch. Signed WR Josh 4, Katie Davidson 2, Ciana Duble 2, Esabella Marcus Roberson, CB, Florida Washington 42 20 16 6 46 128 128 4. Michigan State 13-1 687 4 Marshall 31, Maryland 20 Lenz from the practice squad. Released DT Mahlum, Tori Renard, Nicole Romine. Richard Rodgers, TE, California Carolina 43 18 16 9 45 105 124 4. Wisconsin 15-0 687 5 Texas Bowl Christian Tupou from the practice squad. OAKRIDGE (29): Jasmine Bates 11, Aysia Bishop Sankey, RB, Washington N.Y. Rangers 44 21 20 3 45 108 119 6. Wichita State 15-0 632 7 Syracuse 21, Minnesota 17 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Fired offensive coordina- Killingbeck 5, Jessica Humprheys 4, Kyla Slack 4, Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor New Jersey 43 17 18 8 42 101 110 7. Iowa State 13-0 543 12 tor Mike Sherman. Amanda Aguilar 3, Ashleigh Wilson 2, Laken Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE, Washington Fight Hunger Bowl Columbus 43 19 20 4 42 117 126 8. Louisville 13-2 50310 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Placed LB Frank, Alexa Slack, Amber Wilson. Ryan Shazier, LB, Ohio State Washington 31, BYU 16 N.Y. Islanders 44 15 22 7 37 119 146 9. Baylor 12-1 488 11 Saturday, Dec. 28 WESTERN CONFERENCE Brandon Spikes on injured reserve. 10. Villanova 13-1 476 14 Brett Smith, QB, Wyoming De’Anthony Thomas, RB, Oregon Pinstripe Bowl Central GP W L OT Pts GF GA TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Signed CBs Marc Pro Basketball 11. Florida 11-2 473 13 Notre Dame 29, Rutgers 16 Chicago 45 29 7 9 67 167 124 Anthony and Bobby Felder, OTs Emett Cleary 12. Oklahoma State 12-2 446 6 Stephon Tuitt, DE, Notre Dame Belk Bowl St. Louis 41 29 7 5 63 150 95 and Jace Daniels, DTs Everett Dawkins and David 13. Duke 11-3 399 8 George Uko, DL, Southern Cal NBA Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson North Carolina 39, Cincinnati 17 Colorado 42 26 12 4 56 123 108 Hunter, G Jason Foster, K Patrick Murray, QB EASTERN CONFERENCE 13. Oregon 13-1 399 9 Minnesota 44 22 17 5 49 106 113 Jordan Rodgers, LS Patrick Scales, P Jacob Russell Athletic Bowl Atlantic Division W L Pct GB 15. San Diego State 12-1 379 19 Dallas 42 20 15 7 47 123 131 Schum and WR Tommy Streeter. Louisville 36, Miami 9 Toronto 16 16 .500 — 16. Kentucky 10-3 362 16 College Football Winnipeg 45 19 21 5 43 123 135 HOCKEY Brooklyn 13 21 .382 4 17. Colorado 13-2 272 24 Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl Nashville 43 18 19 6 42 102 129 National Hockey League Boston 13 21 .382 4 18. Gonzaga 14-2 253 21 College Polls Kansas State 31, Michigan 14 Pacific GP W L OT Pts GF GA NHL — Suspended Buffalo D Tyler Myers three Philadelphia 12 22 .353 5 19. UMass 12-1 225 22 The Associated Press Top 25 Monday, Dec. 30 Anaheim 44 31 8 5 67 146 111 games for an illegal check to the head of New New York 11 22 .333 5 1/2 20. Kansas 9-4 151 17 The Top 25 teams in The Associated Press final Armed Forces Bowl San Jose 43 27 10 6 60 142 111 Jersey F Dainius Zubrus during Saturday’s Southeast Division W L Pct GB 21. Missouri 12-1 113 25 college football poll, with first-place votes in Navy 24, Middle Tennessee 6 Los Angeles 43 26 13 4 56 113 89 game. Miami 26 8 .765 — 22. Memphis 10-3 108 18 parentheses, final records, total points based on Music City Bowl Vancouver 44 23 13 8 54 117 108 DALLAS STARS — Activated D Trevor Daley and Atlanta 18 17 .514 8 1/2 23. Iowa 12-3 90 23 25 points for a first-place vote through one point Mississippi 25, Georgia Tech 17 Phoenix 41 20 12 9 49 123 127 Sergei Gonchar from injured reserve. Washington 14 17 .452 10 1/2 23. Creighton 12-2 90 — for a 25th-place vote, and previous ranking: Calgary 42 15 21 6 36 100 131 MINNESOTA WILD — Placed G Josh Harding 25. UCLA 12-2 66 — Alamo Bowl Charlotte 15 20 .429 11 1/2 Record Pts Pv Oregon 30, Texas 7 Edmonton 45 14 26 5 33 117 156 and C Mikko Koivu on injured reserve. Recalled Orlando 10 24 .294 16 Others receiving votes: Pittsburgh 65, North NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for over- D Jonathon Blum and F Erik Haula from Iowa 1. Florida St. (60) 14-0 1,500 1 Holiday Bowl Central Division W L Pct GB Carolina 40, UConn 35, Saint Louis 25, Oklahoma 2. Auburn 12-2 1,428 2 time loss. (AHL). Indiana 27 6 .818 — 17, Southern Miss. 15, Illinois 14, Cincinnati 13, Texas Tech 37, Arizona State 23 Monday’s Games NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Placed F Patrik Elias on 3. Michigan St. 13-1 1,385 4 Tuesday, Dec. 31 Chicago 14 18 .438 12 1/2 George Washington 11, Kansas State 5, Michigan Columbus 4, N.Y. Rangers 3, SO injured reserve, retroactive to Dec. 31. Recalled 4. South Carolina 11-2 1,247 8 AdvoCare V100 Bowl Detroit 14 20 .412 13 1/2 5, Toledo 5, New Mexico 3, Texas 3, Harvard 2. N.Y. Islanders 7, Dallas 3 D Eric Gelinas from Albany (AHL). 5. Missouri 12-2 1,236 9 Arizona 42, Boston College 19 Cleveland 11 23 .324 16 1/2 The Associated Press Women’s Top 25 6. Oklahoma 11-2 1,205 11 Montreal 2, Florida 1 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Recalled G Cedrick Milwaukee 7 26 .212 20 The top 25 teams in The Associated Press’ 7. Alabama 11-2 1,114 3 Sun Bowl Calgary 4, Colorado 3 Desjardins from Syracuse (AHL). WESTERN CONFERENCE women’s college basketball poll, with first-place 8. Clemson 11-2 1,078 12 UCLA 42, Virginia Tech 12 Today’s Games COLLEGE Southwest Division W L Pct GB votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 5, 9. Oregon 11-2 974 10 Liberty Bowl Carolina at Buffalo, 4 p.m. CLEMSON — Announced WR Sammy Watkins San Antonio 26 8 .765 — total points based on 25 points for a first-place 10. UCF 12-1 959 15 Mississippi State 44, Rice 7 N.Y. Islanders at Toronto, 4 p.m. will enter the NFL draft. Houston 22 13 .629 4 1/2 vote through one point for a 25th-place vote and 11. Stanford 11-3 936 5 Chick-fil-A Bowl Philadelphia at New Jersey, 4:30 p.m. FLORIDA — Announced LB Ronald Powell will Dallas 19 15 .559 7 last week’s ranking: 12. Ohio St. 12-2 816 7 Texas A&M 52, Duke 48 San Jose at Nashville, 5 p.m. enter the NFL draft. New Orleans 15 17 .469 10 Record Pts Prv 13. Baylor 11-2 778 6 Wednesday, Jan. 1 Tampa Bay at Winnipeg, 5 p.m. MIAMI (OHIO) — Named Bill Brechin and Joe Memphis 15 18 .455 10 1/2 1. UConn (36) 15-0 900 1 14. LSU 10-3 717 14 Heart of Dallas Bowl Calgary at Phoenix, 6 p.m. Palcic assistant football coaches, Corey Brown Northwest Division W L Pct GB 2. Notre Dame 13-0 842 2 15. Louisville 12-169318 North Texas 36, UNLV 14 St. Louis at Edmonton, 6:30 p.m. defensive line coach, Autry Denson running Oklahoma City 27 7 .794 — 3. Duke 14-1 826 3 Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 7 p.m. backs coach, John Hauser defensive backs 16. UCLA 10-3 632 17 Gator Bowl Portland 26 8 .765 1 4. Stanford 13-1 810 4 Boston at Anaheim, 7 p.m. coach, and Matt Palowski defensive coordina- 17. Oklahoma St. 10-3 598 13 Nebraska 24, Georgia 19 Minnesota 17 17 .500 10 5. Louisville 15-1 737 7 18. Texas A&M 9-4 459 20 Minnesota at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. tor. Denver 16 17 .485 10 1/2 6. Maryland 13-1 722 8 19. Southern Cal 10-4 299 NR Capital One Bowl Wednesday’s Games NOTRE DAME — Announced DE Stephon Tuitt Utah 11 25 .306 17 7. Baylor 12-1 671 9 20. Notre Dame 9-4 256 25 South Carolina 34, Wisconsin 24 Montreal at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. will enter the NFL draft. Pacific Division W L Pct GB 8. Tennessee 12-2 641 5 21. Arizona St. 10-4 255 16 Outback Bowl N.Y. Rangers at Chicago, 5 p.m. UCF — Announced QB Blake Bortles and RB L.A. Clippers 24 13 .649 — 9. Kentucky 13-2 602 6 22. Wisconsin 9-4 245 19 LSU 21, Iowa 14 Ottawa at Colorado, 6:30 p.m. Storm Johnson will enter the NFL draft.

B4•The World • Tuesday,January7,2014 Education

Setting goals

Assignment: Think of three goals you would like to achieve in your future. What can you do now to help you prepare? Emma F., a student at Hillcrest Elementary School, North Bend, will receive a prize for her submis- sion on this topic: Some goal I want to accomplish is reading. I would like to start reading harder.I also want to read more so I can get a teachers degree. I hope to get in a good college and a college degree. Another goal I want to accomplish is doing well in school and at home. I want to keep my room and desk clean. I always have laundry on the floor and closet. So I want to paint my room pink. My dad and I made a deal, that if I can keep my room clean for 2 years I can paint my room pink. HILLCREST ELEMENTARY Hi my name is Ethen and these are my 3 goals? My first goal is to be the best racer in the world. To do that you’ll have to practice ,practice,practice!!!Or you won’t achieve that goal. My second goal is to be the best track runner in the world. To achieve that goal you'll have to exercise & practice, practice, practice & that's how you achieve that goal. My third goal is to be the best sci- entist. To do that I'll have to study and practice, practice, practice. If I do that I'll achieve this goal. And that's my 3 goals. Ethen B. Some goals I want to accomplish one to get better in math and read- ing. Sometimes I get confused by math and reading. I want to get bet- ter in reading so I can read some his- tory books like Amelia Airhart. Another goal I want to accom- plish is to read more fairy tale stories I want to read the fairy tale stories because some have mysteries and princesses. I want to get smarter in the stories because if somebody asked me if I new a fairy tale I could say yes I do. Another goal I want to accom- plish is in school I would like to get better in school. I want to get better in school because so I can move on in school. Will W. My one life goal is to play football fore the Carolina panthers. they are my favorite football team and I want to play tight end. And I want to play basketball for the Miami heat. they are my favorite basketball team. they won the championship last year. I like all sports but my favorite one is wrestling. I like Daniel Bryan he is my favorite. he always wins but he is not champion. He should be because he beat the champion. he won super star of the year on Monday. My last goal is to run two miles with out stopping. I also want to eat better because I do not eat that good. I want to go on a diet and eat better so I can be more healthy. Trevor H. My New Years Resolutions My school related resolution is to break a bad habit of just throwing everything in my desk when I’m done with it. Now hears the sad part: My biggest pet pive is messy desks. What made me think of this is the other day I was trying to find my box of crayons and I couldn’t find them My home related resolution is to be more organized with my stuff. Kind of like my school resolution I know. If I try to find a certain thing in my room I barely ever find what I’m looking for. What made me think of this is the other day I looked under my bed My health related resolution is to exercise more. I’m going to jog around a track by my house. I will probly go with my mom or my friend Bailey. I am very happy and very proud with my resolutions. Emma C. My New Year Resolutions The New Year Resolutions are pretty simple, are yours? My first resolution is to be more organized. To start that, I can try to clean my room more often, like once a month. I can also try to clean my desk more often. The second resolution I have is to be more exercised. To start that, I can ride my bike more, take walks every other night, and many, many more activities. Now for my third resolution, which is to reach a high note in music. To start that, I can start singing songs with higher notes in them.?????I hope that my resolutions come true, and so do yours! Happy New Year!!!!!!! Sarah P.

Comics | C4 Cuisine Classifieds | C5 C theworldlink.com/cuisine • Cuisine Editor Ron Jackimowicz • 541-269-1222, ext. 238 • [email protected] TUESDAY,JANUARY 7,2014 There’s still one more ‘Big Game’

■ Four hours, four review as by the celebrity himself. This was my first Super Bowl meals visit and — true to the hype — this is not the place to go with Guy Fieri for great food. It was, how- ever, an excellent place for BY J.M. HIRSCH great grub. The Associated Press As Fieri regaled us with his Super Bowl party food phi- NEW YORK — The idea: losophy — “You can’t just With Food Network star Guy order 10 pizzas! That’s a Fieri and comedian Judy throwaway! That’s an insult Gold as my guides, find the to the game. You’ve got to best spots for Super Bowl- put some time into it.”— the style grub in Manhattan. onslaught began. The reality: Fire up “When Something called The Associated Press Harry Met Sally” and loop it Mongolian chicken wings Baked white fish is a fast and healthy way to get dinner on the table.The secret to getting a good tasting baked white fish, without adding tons of on the diner scene (yes, the bathed in a sticky honey-soy fat and calories or rendering it a tasteless hunk of protein, is all in how you dress it, like with this baked haddock with pineapple mint salsa. moaning). Now blast a laugh sauce had Gold moaning track, then add a profanity- loudly. “MMMMM! MMM- spewing rabbi, enough MMM! Oh my God, it’s so X-rated commentary to ren- good! AHRRRRRRR!” And der much of the evening’s except to occasionally ask dialogue unquotable, and waitresses about gynecolog- Healthy haddock doesn’t such gluttonous portions of ical procedures (just roll with high-fat food that by the end it), this pretty much became at least one of us would be her soundtrack for the vomiting. evening. You have a sense of the We were all smitten with have to taste healthy evening. Which is to say, Round 2, a rack of sashimi pairing up with Fieri and tacos (crispy wontons filled Gold was more amusing, but with ahi tuna, mango jicama BY J.M. HIRSCH and mint don’t work for you, spooned over a baked sweet oil. Season with salt and less helpful, than hoped. salsa and a soy glaze). The Associated Press this versatile recipe works potato. pepper, then bake for 12 min- With the Super Bowl Knowing we had three more great with plenty of alterna- Start to finish: 30 minutes utes, or until the fish flakes coming to the New York area meals to come, we could and We all know that baked tives. Servings: 4 easily. next month, I wanted to should have stopped there. Substitute an equal 1 We didn’t. General Tso’s white fish is a fast and 1 ⁄4 pounds haddock fillets Meanwhile, in a food know where to go for the healthy way to get dinner on amount of just about any Olive oil over-the-top fare we’ve pork shank — a massive hunk processor, combine the the table, particular during fresh fruit — diced apples, Kosher salt and ground come to associate with the of tender, sweet meat — this annual time of dietary mangos, orange segments, black pepper pineapple, jalapeno, onion, big game. So last month I got landed with a thud on the vow renewal. plums, even grapes would be 1 pound fresh pineapple mint, cilantro and lime juice. a tour from Fieri, a master of table and in our guts. It was What isn’t always quite so delicious. And if you don’t flesh, cut into chunks Pulse until roughly chopped. too-much-is-not-enough followed closely by a colossal clear is how to prepare that have time to make fresh 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded Transfer to a bowl, then sea- eating. He’s pimping the new French dip sandwich. white fish without adding salsa? Most jarred salsas are and chopped son with salt and pepper. season of his show, “Rachael “I don’t think everyone tons of fat and calories or a fast and healthy choice 1 medium red onion, quar- Adjust heat by adding hot vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook- will subscribe to this, but I rendering it a tasteless hunk (just read the labels and tered sauce, if desired. Serve the Off,” so he brought along put in as much time and watch for added sugar). 1 Gold, one of his co-stars. attention when I’m putting of protein. But it’s actually ⁄4 cup fresh mint salsa over the haddock. 1 A little predictably, we together a Super Bowl spread not all that hard. ⁄4 cup fresh cilantro Nutrition information per as I do Thanksgiving,” Fieri It’s all in how you dress it. Juice of 1 lime started the evening at Guy’s BAKED HADDOCK WITH serving: 230 calories; 40 said. “This is the greatest day For me, that means a flavor- Hot sauce, to taste American Kitchen and Bar, calories from fat (17 percent Fieri’s Times Square restau- of the greatest game.” ful, fresh salsa. For this PINEAPPLE-MINT SALSA Heat the oven to 400 of total calories); 4.5 g fat (0.5 rant made as famous by a recipe, I created a pineapple- degrees. Line a rimmed bak- scathing New York Times SEE FIERI | C3 mint salsa that gets tons of Just in case it isn’t obvi- ing sheet with foil, then coat g saturated; 0 g trans fats); flavor from not only its ous, this kick-butt salsa also it with cooking spray. 80 mg cholesterol; 19 g car- namesake ingredients, but is great accompanied by Arrange the haddock fil- bohydrate; 3 g fiber; 13 g also cilantro, jalapeno, onion nothing more than a bowl of lets on the baking sheet, then sugar; 28 g protein; 340 mg Upcoming menus and garlic. 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C2 •The World • Tuesday, January7,2014 Cuisine Healthy soup Texas with Chinese ranchers influences rebuild BY BETSY BLANEY The Associated Press BY SARA MOULTON approximation of the won- LUBBOCK, Texas — After The Associated Press derful fried noodles often found on Chinese-styled a dispiriting stretch of years, When it’s cold outside, I salads, these crisps spend no many Texas ranchers are love making soup for supper. time submerged in oil. You optimistic as drought, Everything goes into a single simply take fresh wonton expensive feed and other pot, starting with an aro- wrappers (an all-purpose conditions that decimated matic broth and a substantial item you always want to have their cattle herds start to array of vegetables, then a at hand in your freezer), cut loosen their grip. But little bit of protein, and them into strips, toss them rebuilding their herds will be finally a crispy garnish. And with a tiny bit of oil, then neither cheap nor a short- when dinner’s over, there’s bake them until crispy term process, even in the only that one pot to wash! (which happens in a flash). nation’s top cattle-produc- This recipe’s fragrant They’re the crowning touch ing state. broth is essentially a Chinese for a soup that’ll warm you Texas lost 15 percent of its version of a Jewish chicken from the inside out. cattle — or about 2 million soup. Folklore has it that the animals — between January latter is a cure-all, if only 2011 and January 2013, as because it’s so comforting. CHINESE CHICKEN AND ranchers sold them to out- But once you add a signifi- VEGETABLE SOUP of-state buyers or sent them cant amount of fresh ginger, to slaughter amid an unre- as I have here, your case for lenting drought. That helped Start to finish: 1 hour the soup’s therapeutic value the size of the U.S. herd drop Servings: 4 is even stronger. Ginger does to 89.3 million head, the low- For the wonton crisps: great things for the body, est level since the 1950s. 12 square wonton wrap- which is why I keep a big Many ranchers are now pers interested in starting to batch of ginger tea simmer- 1 ing on the stove when I’m ⁄2 teaspoon canola or rebuild, eyeing improving fighting a cold. vegetable oil beef markets. But they’re Swimming in this broth Salt relying on several variables, are four vegetables — car- For the soup: the most important being rots, shiitake mushrooms, 6 medium scallions reliable pastures, said Eldon bok choy and peas. I chose 4-by-1-inch piece fresh White, executive vice presi- them not only because ginger, unpeeled dent of the Texas and they’re the kind of vegeta- 3 garlic cloves, smashed Southwestern Cattle Raisers and peeled Association. bles you might find in a 1 Chinese soup, but also ⁄2 cup rice wine, sake or “It’s going to be a slow, dry sherry The Associated Press because they are nutritious This Chinese chicken and vegetable soup recipe's fragrant broth is essentially a Chinese version of a Jewish gradual increase as long as we 4 cups low-sodium chick- have moisture,”added Shawn and provide a fresh array of chicken soup. colors. That said, you’re wel- en broth Fryrear, who manages about 1 1 ⁄2 cups thinly sliced car- 2,500 cattle on 10 ranches in come to swap them out in sesame oil thin rounds, then slice each stream while whisking. rots Central Texas. “I feel like favor of any number of other Heat the oven to 375 round into thin matchsticks. Return to a boil. 4 to 5 ounces sliced or everyone is looking at the winter veggies, including degrees. In a large saucepan over Add the chicken, bok choy, glass half full.” butternut squash, sweet cubed shiitake mush- Cut the wonton wrappers medium-high heat, combine peas, soy sauce and sesame potatoes, turnips, broccoli rooms 1 Ranchers also need into ⁄4-inch strips. In a bowl, the smashed scallions, sliced oil. Cook gently until the females — especially preg- and parsnips. 3 tablespoons cornstarch toss the wonton strips with ginger, garlic, rice wine and chicken is just cooked 1 nant heifers, which are now But whatever else you add whisked with ⁄4 cup the oil and a pinch of salt. broth. Bring to a boil, then through, about 5 minutes. going for as much as $2,500 to the soup, make sure that water Arrange the strips in a single reduce heat, cover and sim- Ladle the soup into bowls and each, compared to $1,500 the chicken goes in last. Cut 1 pound boneless, skinless layer on a baking sheet. Bake mer for 15 minutes. After 15 top each portion with some of before the drought. Many into bite-sized chunks, it chicken breasts cut into on the oven’s middle shelf minutes, use a slotted spoon the wonton crisps, if using. 1 ranchers sold more of their takes little time to cook, but ⁄2-inch cubes until golden and crisp, 3 to 5 to remove and discard the Nutrition information per heifers, females that haven’t it will become tough and 3 cups sliced bok choy or minutes. Let cool completely solids. serving: 380 calories; 35 had their first calf, and leathery if cooked too long. napa cabbage before serving. Add the carrots and calories from fat (9 percent of mother cows during the At the end of it all, you’ll 1 cup frozen peas (do not Meanwhile, place the mushrooms and simmer total calories); 4 g fat (0.5 g drought to save feed costs. want to add some wonton defrost) scallions on a cutting board, gently, covered, for 5 min- saturated; 0 g trans fats); 70 David Anderson, an agri- crisps, which bake quickly 3 tablespoons low-sodium then use the side of a large utes. Bring the liquid to a mg cholesterol; 45 g carbohy- cultural economist with and contribute some flavor- soy sauce knife or a rolling pin to light- boil, then add the corn- drate; 6 g fiber; 6 g sugar; 35 g Texas A&M University, said ful crunch. A healthful 1 teaspoon toasted ly smash. Cut the ginger into starch-water mixture in a protein; 1,050 mg sodium. he expects producers will hold on to more of their heifers but noted that ranch- Start with celery for a ers have tough decisions. 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The Associated Press This book cover image released by Ballantine Books shows Michael White with a wheel of cheese to be used for a dish from his book“Classico E Moderno: Essential Italian Cooking,”with Andrew Friedman.White is the chef and owner of Marea restaurant in New York. Chef plots expansion like a Roman emperor

BY JOCELYN NOVECK Kong and London, and just nights when White wasn’t The Associated Press opened one in Istanbul. present, the restaurant To cap off a busy year, ear- “shows that danger plain.” NEW YORK — We are lier this month his new White though, is not stop- deep in the bowels of cookbook came out, ping. He even, when asked, Michael White’s sumptuous “Classico e Moderno won’t dismiss the idea of an Marea restaurant on Central (Classic and Modern),” a outpost in his favorite coun- Park South, far from the glossy 400-page volume try, Italy. sleek dining room upstairs divided between classic and “I think we’d be with its bar of carved onyx what he calls his “interpre- embraced,”he says. and its rosewood walls tive cuisine,” modern White is clearly proud of rubbed, according to the creations based on tradition- his Italian “roots.”He writes proud chef and owner, with al flavors. about leaving his family seven coats of lacquer. We’ve Of course, there’s lots and home of Beloit, Wis. — “a passed through the bustling lots of pasta. Because it is small town in the vast green main kitchen into a pasta, in all its possibilities, pastures of the American The Associated Press labyrinth-like basement that defines White as a chef. heartland” — in 1991 to work Guy Fieri places a slice of the mac and cheese burger on a plate for comedian Judy Gold at Guy's American area, which White has “Michael White makes at Spiagga, in Chicago, and Kitchen and Bar during a tour of premier places to get Super Bowl grub in New York. dubbed the Catacombs. pasta, and people go crazy,” eventually realized he need- We arrive at a tiny closet, wrote New York Times food ed to travel to the source of FIERI nary agenda. “How are we If the food is this good, there filled with endless varieties critic Sam Sifton, when Italian cuisine. going to eat anywhere else is no shame in takeout for a of raw fish, flown in daily Osteria Morini, his more He arrived in Italy with a Jewish deli for today? I’m going to puke!” Super Bowl party. from around the world. casual SoHo restaurant, duffel bag and hardly a word So we compromised. Instead By the time we reached The 6-foot-4, beefy White opened. It features rich cre- of Italian, for an internship in the Super Bowl of going into Defonte’s of Gold’s contribution to our — he looks exactly like the ations like a garganelli with the kitchen of the famed San cream, radicchio, truffle Continued from Page C1 Brooklyn — the Midtown agenda — Fred’s, a restaurant junior college football player Domenico in the town of outpost of the nearly 100- with a sports bar feel and he once was — can’t contain butter and prosciutto. Imola, in Emilia-Romagna. year-old Italian sandwich walls plastered with photos his enthusiasm. “Look at He stayed in Italy for much of Still it came. A burger shop in Brooklyn — we of customers’ dogs — the car those halibuts!” he crows. the next eight years. topped with mac and cheese, pulled up outside and got reeked of grinders. The only “Iridescent!” He shows off “Michael White In New York, he started as bacon and six varieties of takeout to eat in the car. We thing less appealing than tiny sardines from Greece, makes pasta, and the chef at Fiamma before cheese. Bowls of beef, ate it as we headed to our getting out to eat another then slaps a huge slab of heading to L’Alto and sausage and bacon chili. fourth stop. meal was staying in and swordfish. “No smell!” he people go crazy.” L’Impero, which later Tiramisu. Bread pudding Four massive subs and a smelling it longer. “Do you confirms proudly. He insists became Convivio. In 2009, doused with Jack Daniels. pile of much-needed nap- have any place I can lay upon proffering a taste of Sam Sifton he opened Marea and joined And then we piled into a kins came through the down?” Gold asked the host- orange sea urchin roe. “Isn’t New York Times food critic with business partners to car. Up next, Ben’s, a kosher window — a Nicky special ess. that just RIDICULOUS?” form the fast-growing deli on 38th Street. Gold: (ham, salami, fried eggplant, Our table quickly filled To top it all off, he takes an Altamarea Group, which “Ben’s?” she yelled. “We’re provolone cheese, and mari- with food and wine. A rich entire cornet fish — that now has close to 1,000 gonna have some pastrami!” nated mushrooms, among Buffalo chicken macaroni long, eel-like creature — and So how DID a Wisconsin employees. We did. And matzo ball other things); a hot roast and cheese that had you not drapes it gleefully around his boy who grew up on Fritos Some 50 of them were soup. And stuffed cabbage. beef (roast beef, fresh moz- already consumed three din- neck, like a garland. and Kraft Macaroni & Cheese working a recent lunch serv- And latkes. And a knish. And zarella, fried eggplant and ners you wouldn’t be able to White is so enthusiastic as get to this point? Part of the ice at Marea. As White kreplach (a dumpling). And a jus); a Sinatra special (steak stop eating. A Super Bowl he roams his kitchens, greet- answer lies in timing. “Boy, I walked through the kitchen, rabbi so excited to stop by pizzaiola and fresh moz- salad (that’s its real name) of ing workers and admiring started at the right time!” he stopped to wipe a tiny our booth he dropped F- zarella); and a firehouse beets, goat cheese, oranges, produce, that it’s easy to White says. “You can no errant squirt of tonnato bombs while telling Fieri special (roast pork, fried walnuts and pineapple. A believe him when he says he longer say that America is not sauce from a dish about to be what a fan he is. eggplant, broccoli raab and bacon and mushroom feels like he hasn’t actually the country of great food. The served. Nearby, a cook was But a Jewish deli for Super provolone cheese). cheeseburger. “I’m sweat- been working for the last 20 progress we’ve made in 10 making homemade gar- Bowl grub? Not your con- “Oh my God, you’ve got to ing,” Fieri complained as he years. But it’s also clear that years is incredible.” ganelli by wrapping Food writer Colman ventional accompaniment to try this,”Gold said, shoving a kept eating. “I’ve got the the man is hugely ambitious. rectangles of dough around a Andrews notes that White is spreads usually populated hunk of the firehouse special shakes.” And the jacket to his new dowel, then creating ridges one of a number of rising with guacamole and nachos. at Fieri. And then we were done. cookbook indicates just what with a reed comb. chefs here who aren’t Italian But Fieri and Gold agreed — “You’re like a Jewish drug We kind of stared at each he’s aiming for: “Hailed by With all his confidence, but have felt the freedom to whether it’s classics like dealer! ‘I’ve got a sandwich! other. Our mission accom- food critics as the next great you’d think White would be refresh the concept of Italian chicken soup or bagels and Try it! Eat it,’”he said. plished, we were all thinking hero of Italian gastronomy,” perfect for TV, but he insists food. “Maybe the Italians are cream cheese, Jewish food is Yes, we were getting sick. the same thing. Gold put it says. that’s not what he’s looking too close to a certain way of comfort food. It’s rich and Yet, slopping and dropping words to it. Marea, which specializes for. “Listen,” he says of the easy. It’s right. food all over ourselves, we “If I throw up, I’m texting cooking, so focused on what in seafood, (marea means they grew up with, that it celebrity chef phenomenon, “Especially this time of passed hunks of the massive, you.” ‘tide’ in Italian) is just one of “I didn’t do this to be famous. year, if you’re getting ready crazy good hero sandwiches The next day, at 2:07 p.m. takes an outsider to reimag- six Manhattan restaurants ine it,” Andrews says. I didn’t do this to have 25,000 to go to the Super Bowl or back and forth through the my phone beeped. owned by White’s Altamarea followers on Twitter (in fact, you’re going tailgating, man, car. These are sandwiches “Puked all night. So sick White’s speedy expansion Group. He also has two in has also come with warn- he has 23,644.) I hardly ever I want somebody to bust out that need no translation. You today. Not kidding,” Gold’s New Jersey, and is opening tweet!” matzo ball soup,”Fieri said. order up a dozen or so of text read. “I’m going to KILL ings; The Times review of one this month in Osteria Morini noted that And then he remembers Gold was getting con- these, slice them and line you the next time I see you!!” Washington, D.C. And another thing he has to do. cerned with being only them up, and you have an I’d say we’re ready for expansion “can stretch a White has gone global, too: chef too thin,” and that on “Oh yes. Now I have to get halfway through our culi- incredible Super Bowl feed. some football. he has restaurants in Hong on Instagram."

CELERY market, I fancy it up with 1 tablespoon lemon juice The humble celery mushrooms, fennel, apples, 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard stalk — high in fiber Continued from Page C2 pears, beets — all thinly Kosher salt and ground and low in calories — sliced — and/or walnuts, black pepper provides the founda- January, when everyone is even pomegranate seeds. Try 8 ribs celery, very thinly tion for this crunchy attempting a healthy any ingredients that suit sliced crosswise have-it-your-way makeover of their diet. your fancy. Just keep the two 2-ounce chunk salad.Add a lemon Sadly, raw celery often is main ingredients — celery Parmigiano-Reggiano vinaigrette, thin rib- relegated to the crudite plat- and Parmesan cheese — the cheese bons of real ter that hardly gets touched same. Additional salad ingredi- Parmigiano- when there are more crave- ents, as desired (fennel, Reggiano cheese worthy (and fattening) sliced mushrooms, fruit, and the add-ins of dishes to choose from. But it HAVE-IT-YOUR-WAY CELERY nuts, etc.) your choice to tailor doesn’t have to be that way! SALAD In a medium bowl, whisk This January, eat your celery together the olive oil, lemon the dish to your in my favorite have-it-your- juice and mustard. Season taste. A food processor is the way celery salad. with salt and pepper, then add fastest way to thinly slice This crunchy salad is seri- the sliced celery. Toss well to ously satisfying and elevates large amounts of celery,but a coat, then divide the celery celery to gourmet status. The mandoline does a better job between 2 serving plates. secret is in slicing the celery of getting the slices as thin as Use a vegetable peeler to paper thin with a mandolin, possible. The trouble is that shave some of the cheese or the slicing blade of a food it is almost impossible to use over each serving, then add processor. A tart lemon the hand guard of the man- additional salad ingredients vinaigrette and thin ribbons doline when slicing celery. as desired. Mushrooms, plu- of real Parmigiano-Reggiano Some kitchen shops sell ots and fennel make an cheese enhance the dish. safety gloves for slicing, excellent combination with The combination of cool which can help. Another way this celery base. crunchy slices of celery and to make it easier is to hold Nutrition information per thin bits of savory cheese is several celery stalks together serving: 280 calories; 190 what makes this simple salad (nestled into one another) calories from fat (68 percent so satisfying. It also is a great when slicing. of total calories); 22 g fat (6 g foundation for add-in, one Start to finish: 15 minutes saturated; 0 g trans fats); 20 of the reasons that I make it Servings: 2 mg cholesterol; 9 g carbohy- all the time. Depending on 2 tablespoons extra-virgin drate; 4 g fiber; 4 g sugar; 12 g my mood or what I find at the olive oil protein; 920 mg sodium. The Associated Press

C4• The World • Tuesday, January7, 2014 DILBERT How to make a simple fruit fly trap Drosophila melanogaster, the common fruit fly, and I go way back to my high FRANK AND ERNEST school biology class and a unit on genetics. We raised fruit flies in little Petri dish- es. Then we’d anesthetize them so we could look at them through the micro- scope to see how our genet- ic predictions sized up with the number and gender of babies born overnight. It was great fun. The most amazing thing, however, was not how easy it was to THE BORN LOSER EVERYDAY under- stand CHEAPSKATE domi- nant traits and inherited charac- teristics, but how fast those suckers Mary multi- ZITS Hunt plied. Fruit flies live to find fermenting fruit. They can detect the smell of ripe fruits and vegetables from miles away. If there’s a bowl of fruit on your kitchen counter, there’s probably a swarm of fruit flies looking for a way into your home to get to it. Because these insects are so CLASSIC PEANUTS tiny, they can get in through window screens or crevices around windows or doors. Once inside, they repro- duce. Before you know it, THE FAMILY CIRCUS you’re dealing with a full- fledged fruit fly infestation. While I remember them as being so adorable in their little Petrie dishes, fruit flies are anything but cute buzzing around your head or dive-bombing anything FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE that could be considered edible. Even a single critter can be so annoying. Conventional wisdom says that if you are careful to remove every trace of detectable food source, you will have no fruit flies. Don’t believe it. For days this one tiny drosophila was driving us crazy at DPL Central. I promise you that I scoured this place upside ROSE IS ROSE down and inside out to make sure there was not a single morsel of food out in the open. That sent me on a mission to put an end to this once and for all. I tried several home remedies, which didn’t work to nab that fly. Then I found it — the single effec- tive fruit fly trap. It is quite simple: First make sure that you LUANN have fruit or another detectable food source sit- ting out and available. Next, assemble these three items: A small glass bowl, plas- tic wrap and apple cider vinegar. Any other type of vinegar will not work. It must be apple cider vinegar. Pour some vinegar in the bowl. Cover the bowl tightly with plastic wrap, pulling GRIZZWELLS the wrap back just a tiny bit at one edge to allow for entry. That’s it. Just set it out on the counter and go about your business. It took a day to nail that little pest who flew in to enjoy his final meal. And while I was quite sure there was only one fly driving us crazy, apparently it was a family of five. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member website. You can email her at MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN [email protected] m, 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. The World • Tuesday, January 7,2014 • C5 Cl ass if i eds

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may be served by mail is the address foreclosure proceeding dismissed and Amount due as of December 9, 2013 sale, you should receive a written no- 14, 21 and 28, 2014 (ID-20245223) struction Plan Center; Medford Build- indicated below. the Trust Deed reinstated by pay- Delinquent Payments from July 01, tice informing you that the sale took ers Exchange; and Oregon Associa- DATED and first published this 17 day ment to the beneficiary of the entire 2013 6 payments at $ 685.95 each place and giving you the new owner’s NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING tion of Minority Entrepreneurs of December, 2013. amount then due (other than such (07-01-13 through 12-09-13) Late name and contact information. You Notice is hereby given that a public (OAME). portion of the principal as would not Charges: $375.90 BENEFICIARY AD- should contact the new owner if you meeting will be conducted by the /s/ Lawrence F. Finneran then be due had no default occurred) VANCES Suspense Credit: $-685.95 would like to stay. If the new owner South West Area Commission on One copy of the Bidding documents, Lawrence F. Finneran and by curing any other default TOTAL: $ 3,805.65 ALSO, if you have accepts rent from you, signs a new Transportation comprising of Coos, including specifications and drawings, OSB No. 782019 complained herein that is capable of failed to pay taxes on the property, residential rental agreement with you Douglas, and Curry Counties on Janu- may be obtained from the office of the Attorney for Plaintiff being cured by tendering the perfor- provide insurance on the property or or does not notify you in writing within ary 10, 2014 from 10:00 am - 12:00 Engineer with a non-refundable pay- 405 North Fifth Street mance required under the obligation pay other senior liens or encum- 30 days after the date of the foreclo- pm at the Coos County Annex, 201 N. ment of $75.00 per set payable to the PO Box 359 of the Trust Deed, and in addition to brances as required in the note and sure sale that you must move out, the Adams Coquille, OR 97423. Agenda Engineer. Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 paying said sums or tendering the deed of trust, the beneficiary may in- new owner becomes your new land- items to be considered include: Phone: 541.269.5565 performance necessary to cure the sist that you do so in order to rein- lord and must maintain the property. 1)introductions and Roll call. 2) Ap- A pre-bid conference will be held at Fax: 541.269.7902 default, by paying all costs and ex- state your account in good standing. Otherwise: You do not owe rent; The proval of Minutes. 3) Public Input. 4) Bandon City Hall on January 21, 2014 E-mail: [email protected] penses actually incurred in enforc- The beneficiary may require as a con- new owner is not your landlord and is Project Updates. 5) New Members. 6) at 1:30 p.m., PST. Attendance is ing the obligation and Trust Deed, to- dition to reinstatement that you pro- not responsible for maintaining the SWACT support letter discussion. 7) mandatory. PUBLISHED: The World - December gether with trustee’s and attorney’s vide reliable written evidence that you property on your behalf; and You must Support Letter - Columbia River 17, 24, 31, 2013 and January 07, fees not exceeding the amounts have paid all senior liens or encum- move out by the date the new owner Crossing. 8) ConnectOregon Update. Bids will be received on a lump sum 2014 (ID-20244474) provided by said ORS 86.753. It will brances, property taxes, and hazard specifies in a notice to you. The new 9) Implementation Plan - Statewide basis, for each Schedule, for all of the be necessary for you to contact the insurance premiums. These require- owner may offer to pay your moving Transportation Strategy. 10) Oregon work. No bid will be considered un- OREGON TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF undersigned prior to the time you ten- ments for reinstatement should be expenses and any other costs or Freight Advisory. 11) OR 42 Express- less fully completed in the manner SALE T.S. No: D543941 OR Unit der reinstatement or payoff so that confirmed by contacting the under- amounts you and the new owner way Management Plan. 12) Draft provided in the Instructions to Bid- Code: D Loan No: you may be advised of the exact signed Trustee. By reason of said de- agree on in exchange for your agree- 2016-2018 STP Public Involvement. ders, and accompanied by a bid secu- 832700573-1/GOLDSWORTHY AP amount, including trustee’s costs and fault, the beneficiary has declared all ment to leave the premises in less 13) 2017-2020 STIP Process. 14) rity executed in favor of the Owner in #1: 3470700 Title #: 8365043 Ref- fees, that you will be required to sums owing on the obligation secured than 90 days or before your fixed term OTC/Legislative Update. 15) Transit the amount not less than 10% of the erence is made to that certain Trust pay. Payment must be in the full by said trust deed immediately due lease expires. You should speak with Updates. 16) NOA. All interested per- total amount of the bid. Per ORS Deed made by KEITH E amount in the form of cashier’s or cer- and payable, said sums being the fol- a lawyer to fully understand your sons may appear and be heard. The 279C.385, bid security is to be for- GOLDSWORTHY, TERRI L tified check. The effect of the sale lowing: UNPAID PRINCIPAL BAL- rights before making any decisions re- meeting location is accessible to per- feited as fixed and liquidated damage NICHOLS-GOLDSWORTHY as Gran- will be to deprive you and all those ANCE OF $93,712.44, PLUS interest garding your tenancy. IT IS UNLAW- sons with disabilities. A request for should the bidder neglect or refuse to tor, to PACIFIC CASCADES FINAN- who hold by, through and under you of thereon at 5.750% per annum from FUL FOR ANY PERSON TO TRY TO an interpreter for the hearing impaired enter into a contract and provide suit- CIAL INC. as Trustee, in favor of all interest in the property described 6/1/2013, until paid, together with es- FORCE YOU TO LEAVE YOUR or for other accommodations for per- able insurance certificates, bonds and KLAMATH FIRST FEDERAL SAV- above. In construing this notice, the crow advances, foreclosure costs, DWELLING UNIT WITHOUT FIRST sons with disabilities should be made other required documents for the faith- INGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION as masculine gender includes the femi- trustee fees, attorney fees, sums re- GIVING YOU WRITTEN NOTICE AND at least 48 hours before the meeting ful performance of the work in the Beneficiary. Dated January 9, 2003, nine and the neuter, the singular in- quired for the protection of the prop- GOING TO COURT TO EVICT YOU to Lajuana Winger, at (541) 396-3707. event bidder is awarded the contract. Recorded January 14, 2003 as Instr. cludes the plural, the word “grantor” erty and additional sums secured by FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT Dated this 02nd day of January, No. 2003-637 in Book —- Page —- includes any successor in interest to the Deed of Trust. WHEREFORE, no- YOUR RIGHTS, YOU MAY WISH TO 2013. All bidders must be “equal opportunity of Official Records in the office of the the grantor as well as any other per- tice hereby is given that the under- CONSULT A LAWYER. If you believe SOUTH WEST AREA COMMISSION employers” and comply with the ap- Recorder of COOS County; ORE- son owing an obligation, the perfor- signed trustee, will on April 16, 2014, you need legal assistance, contact the ON TRANSPORTATION propriate provisions of state and fed- GON CHANGE IN TERMS AGREE- mance of which is secured by said at the hour of 11:00 AM, in accord Oregon State Bar at 800-452-7636 Martin Callery, Chair eral law. In addition, all bidders are MENT DATED 11/28/06 covering the Trust Deed, and the words “trustee” with the standard of time established and ask for the lawyer referral service. required to comply with ORS 656.017 following described real property situ- and “beneficiary” include their respec- by ORS 187.110, at THE FRONT If you do not have enough money to PUBLISHED: The World- January 07, regarding workers’ compensation. ated in said county and state, to wit: tive successors in interest, if any. STEPS OF THE COOS COUNTY pay a lawyer and are otherwise eligi- 2014 (ID-20245135) Prior to submission of bid, Bidders BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE The Beneficiary may be attempting to COURTHOUSE, 2ND and BAXTER, ble, you may be able to receive legal shall be registered and in good stand- collect a debt and any information ob- COQUILLE, County of COOS, State assistance for free. Information about ing with the Oregon Construction Con- NORTH BOUNDARY OF LOT 9, SECTION 00100 MORRIS SUBDIVISION, COOS tained may be used for that pur- of OREGON, sell at public auction to whom to contact for free legal assis- tractors Board, and thereafter shall pose. If the Trustee is unable to the highest bidder for cash, the inter- tance may be obtained through Safe- comply with the requirements of COUNTY, OREGON, WHICH IS ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS NORTH 89 49’WEST A DISTANCE convey title for any reason, the suc- est in the said described property net at 800-SAFENET. DATED: ORS701.035 to ORS 701.138. Bid- cessful bidder’s sole and exclusive which the grantor had, or had the 12/9/2013 REGIONAL TRUSTEE der, Contractor and Subcontractors OF 209 FEET FROM THE NORTH- Sealed bids for the construction of the EAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 9; remedy shall be the return of monies power to convey, at the time of the ex- SERVICES CORPORATION Trustee are not required to be licensed under paid to the Trustee, and the success- ecution by him of the said trust deed, By: MELANIE BEAMAN, AUTHOR- Biosolids Dewatering Facility and ORS 468A.720 for asbestos abate- THENCE RUN SOUTH 00 09’ EAST Pump Station Replacement Improve- 132 FEET TO A PIPE POST; ful bidder shall have no further re- together with any interest which the IZED AGENT 616 1st Avenue, Suite ment. course. If available, the expected grantor or his successors in interest 500, Seattle, WA 98104 Phone: (206) ments for the city of Bandon (Owner) THENCE SOUTH 89 49’ EAST FOR A will be received by Mr. Matt Winkel, DISTANCE OF 59 FEET; THENCE opening bid and/or postponement in- acquired after the execution of said 340-2550 Sale Information: Pursuant to ORS 279C.505(2), all Bid- formation may be obtained by calling trust deed, to satisfy the foregoing ob- http://www.rtrustee.com A-4433350 City Manager, at Bandon City Hall, ders must certify with their bids that RUN NORTH 00 09’ WEST FOR A 555 Highway 101, Bandon OR, 97411 DISTANCE OF 132 FEET TO THE the following telephone number(s) on ligations thereby secured and the 12/24/2013, 12/31/2013, 01/07/2014, they have an employee drug testing the day before the sale: (714) costs and expenses of sale, including 01/14/2014 until 2:00 p.m. PST January 30, 2014 program in place. If awarded a con- NORTH BOUNDARY OF SAID LOT 9; at which time the sealed bids will be THENCE RUN NORTH 89 49’ WEST 480-5690 or you may access sales a reasonable charge by the trustee. tract, Bidder must provide proof of information at Notice is further given that any person PUBLISHED: The World- December opened publicly and read aloud. Bids such drug testing program when exe- FOR A DISTANCE OF 59 FEET TO received after this time will not be ac- THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Both www.tacforeclosures.com/sales named in ORS 86.753 has the right, at 24, 31, 2014,January 07 and 14, 2014 cuted Agreements are returned to DATED: 10/10/13 CHRISTOPHER any time prior to five days before the (ID-20244448) cepted. All interested parties are in- Owner. the beneficiary and the trustee have vited to attend. elected to sell the said real property to C. DORR, OSBA # 992526 By date last set for the sale, to have this satisfy the obligations secured by CHRISTOPHER C. DORR, ATTOR- foreclosure proceeding dismissed and Bidders must prequalify with Owner as NEY AT LAW DIRECT INQUIRIES the trust deed reinstated by payment The project must be substantially specified in the Instructions to Bid- said Trust Deed and a Notice of De- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE complete 240 days for Schedule A fault has been recorded pursuant to TO: T.D. SERVICE COMPANY to the beneficiary of the entire amount STATE OF OREGON ders, ten (10) days prior to bid open- FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT then due (other than such portion of and 150 days for Schedule B after is- ing. Oregon Revised Statutes 86.735(3); suance of Notice to Proceed. Esti- the default for which the foreclosure 4000 W. Metropolitan Drive Suite the principal as would not then be due IN AND FOR THE COUNTY 400 Orange, CA 92868 (800) had no default occurred) and by cur- mated construction cost for Schedule Each Bidder must submit a first-tier is made is Grantor’s failure to pay OF COOS A is between $1,150,000 and when due, the following sums: 5 843-0260 TAC# 967292 PUB: ing any other default complained of subcontractor disclosure form to the 12/31/13, 01/07/14, 01/14/14, herein that is capable of being cured $1,300,000 and for Schedule B be- Owner within two working hours of the PYMTS FROM 06/05/13 TO 10/05/13 Case No. 13CV0518 tween $190,000 and $210,000. The @ 308.03 $1,540.15 TOTAL LATE 01/21/14 by tendering the performance required time for receipt of bids in accordance under the obligation or trust deed, and project consists of the following major with ORS 279C.370. Each Bidder CHARGES $61.60 APPRAISAL FEE SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION items of construction: $375.00 PROPERTY INSPECTION PUBLISHED: The World - December in addition to paying said sums or ten- must also submit evidence of authority $81.00 RETURN CHECK $20.00 31, 2013, January 07, 14 and 21, dering the performance necessary to WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., its to sign bid and authority to do busi- 2014 (ID-20244914) cure the default, by paying all costs A. SCHEDULE A - BIOSOLIDS DE- ness in the state of jurisdiction within IMPOUND/ESCROW DEFICIT successors in interest and/or assigns, WATERING FACILITY: $478.77 MISCELLANEOUS FEES and expenses actually incurred in en- Plaintiff, two working hours of the time for re- forcing the obligation and trust deed, ceipt of bid. $11.00 Sub-Total of Amounts in Ar- TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF SALE Pur- v. 1. Rehabilitation of the existing rears:$2,567.52 Together with any suant to O.R.S. 86.705 et seq. and together with trustee’s and attorney’s fees not exceeding the amounts pro- biosolids dewatering building consist- This contract is for a public work sub- default in the payment of recurring ob- O.R.S. 79.5010, et seq. Trustee’s THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF EDNA ing of siding replacement. ligations as they become due. Sale No. 09-OF-130507 NOTICE TO vided by said ORS 86.753. In constru- LEMIEUX; SARAH LOGAN; MARY ject to ORS 279C.800 to 279C.870. ing this notice, the masculine gender 2. Demolition and removal of existing Prevailing wage rates for public works ALSO, if you have failed to pay taxes BORROWER: YOU SHOULD BE MCKINSTRY; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS equipment, supports, pipe, conduit, on the property, provide insurance on AWARE THAT THE UNDERSIGNED includes the feminine and the neuter, OF PIXIE MCLEOD; ROLAND contracts in Oregon are required for the singular includes the plural, the wiring and designated electrical equip- this project. No bid will be received or the property or pay other senior IS ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OLSEN; BRIAN MCLEOD; HOLLY ment in preparation for installation of liens or encumbrances as required in DEBT AND THAT ANY INFORMA- word “grantor” includes any successor ARMSTRONG; HEATHER considered by the Owner unless the in interest to the grantor as well as new replacement equipment, bid contains a statement that bidder the note and Trust Deed, the benefi- TION OBTAINED WILL BE USED LOGAN-KELLY; STATE OF 3. Construction of a pre-engineered ciary may insist that you do so in or- FOR THAT PURPOSE. Reference is any other person owing an obligation, OREGON; OCCUPANTS OF THE will comply with the provisions of ORS the performance of which is secured shed housing the new dewatered 279C.840. der to reinstate your account in good made to that certain Deed of Trust PREMISES; AND THE REAL sludge container, standing. The beneficiary may re- made by, PAUL J BREWSTER AND by said trust deed, and the words PROPERTY LOCATED AT 911 OHIO “trustee” and “beneficiary” include 4. Construction of a pre-engineered No bid will be received or considered quire as a condition to reinstatement BONNIE BREWSTER TENANCY BY AVENUE NORTHEAST, BANDON, dried sludge storage building, that you provide reliable written evi- THE ENTIRETY, as grantor, to FIRST their respective successors in inter- OREGON 97411, by the Owner unless the bid contains: est, if any. Anyone having any objec- 5. Installation inside the existing 1) a statement that bidder will comply dence that you have paid all senior AMERICAN TITLE, as Trustee, in fa- biosolids dewatering building of a liens or encumbrances, property vor of OREGON FEDERAL CREDIT tion to the sale on any grounds what- Defendants. with the provisions of 40 USC 276a soever will be afforded an opportunity skid-mounted sludge dewatering ro- and ORS 279C.840; and 2) a state- taxes, and hazard insurance premi- UNION, as beneficiary, dated tary fan press which includes, sludge ums. These requirements for rein- 4/15/2013, recorded 4/21/2013, under to be heard as to those objections if TO THE DEFENDANTS: SARAH LO- ment as to whether the bidder is a they bring a lawsuit to restrain the feed pump, polymer feed and mixing resident bidder as defined in ORS statement should be confirmed by Instrument No. 2003-5397, rerecorded GAN AND MARY MCKINSTRY: equipment, contacting the undersigned Trustee. under Auditor’s/Recorder’s No. same. NOTICE TO RESIDENTIAL 279A.120. Bid evaluation will not in- TENANTS: The property in which you 6. Sludge auger conveyance equip- clude a percent increase added to the The street or other common designa- 2003-15513, modified under Instru- In the name of the State of Oregon, ment, with associated power, signal tion if any, of the real property de- ment No. 2012 5490, records of are living is in foreclosure. A foreclo- you are hereby required to appear and bid submitted from out-of-state bid- sure sale is scheduled for April 16, and piping, ders from states which give prefer- scribed above is purported to be : COOS County, OREGON. The benefi- answer the complaint filed against you 7. Removal and replacement of a 121 W DATE ST, POWERS, OR cial interest under said Trust Deed 2014. The date of this sale may be in the above-entitled Court and cause ence to in-State Bidders, pursuant to postponed. Unless the lender who is sludge grinder (macerator) and sludge federal requirements. 97466 The undersigned Trustee dis- and the obligations secured thereby on or before the expiration of 30 days pump, claims any liability for any incorrect- are presently held by FIRST COM- foreclosing on this property is paid be- from the date of the first publication of fore the sale date, the foreclosure will 8. Removal and replacement of an Work under this Contract will be ness of the above street or other MUNITY CREDIT UNION, F/K/A ORE- this summons. The date of first publi- equipment room shelter roof and common designation. By reason of GON FEDERAL CREDIT UNION. Said go through and someone new will own cation in this matter is January 07, funded in its entirety with grant and this property. After the sale, the new sides. loan funds from the Water/Wastewater said default, the beneficiary has de- Trust Deed encumbers the following 2014. If you fail timely to appear and 9. Sitework including paving, clared all sums owing on the obliga- described real property situated in owner is required to provide you with answer, plaintiff will apply to the Funding Program administered by the contact information and notice that the 10. Installation of yard piping, signal Infrastructure Finance Authority. tion secured by said Trust Deed im- said county and state, to-wit: Beginn- above-entitled court for the relief and power conduits, cables and wire. mediately due and payable, said sums ing at a point on the Southerly bound- sale took place. The following informa- prayed for in its complaint. This is a being the following, to wit: Principal ary of the State Highway from which tion applies to you only if you are a judicial foreclosure of a deed of trust The Owner reserves the right to reject bona fide tenant occupying and rent- B. SCHEDULE B - PUMP STATION any or all bids, to waive all informali- $18,247.05, together with interest as point the Southeast corner of Section in which the plaintiff requests that the REPLACEMENT: provided in the note or other instru- 29, Township 25 South, Range 12 ing this property as a residential dwell- plaintiff be allowed to foreclose your ties, and to accept such bids that in ment secured from 05/05/13, and West of the Willamette Meridian, Coos ing under a legitimate rental agree- interest in the following described real the opinion of the Owner are in the ment. The information does not apply 1. Demolition and removal of existing best interest of the Owner. No bidder such other costs and fees are due un- County, Oregon, bears South 77 de- property: North Avenue Pump Station as indi- der the note or other instrument se- grees 25’ East 2593.1 feet; thence to you if you own this property or if may withdraw or modify his bid after you are not a bona fide residential cated on the Plans, the hour set for the receipt of bids, cured, and as are provided by stat- North 44 degrees 20’ East along said ALL THAT CERTAIN LAND SITU- 2. Installation of new duplex waste- ute. WHEREFORE, notice is hereby Highway 77.34 feet; thence South 43 tenant. If the foreclosure sale goes ATED IN THE STATE OF OR, and thereafter until the lapse of 70 through, the new owner will have the water pump station consisting of a days from the bid opening. given that the undersigned trustee degrees 30’ East 231.13 feet, more or COUNTY OF COOS, CITY OF new precast concrete wet well, two will, on February 18, 2014, at the less, to the Northerly boundary of the right to require you to move out. Be- BANDON, DESCRIBED AS FOL- fore the new owner can require you to submersible pumps, precast concrete Dated this 7th day of January, 2014, hour of 10:00 A.M. in accord with the property sold to George E. Dix, by LOWS: valve vault, valves, control system Standard Time, as established by Deed recorded In Book 192, Page move, the new owner must provide THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF By order of: Matt Winkel you with written notice that specifies and fiberglass building at a location City Manager ORS 187.110, INSIDE THE MAIN 208, Deed records of Coos County, THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF near the existing pump with associ- LOBBY OF THE COOS COUNTY Oregon; thence South 43 degrees 21 the date by which you must move out. THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF If you do not leave before the ated power, signal and piping, PUBLISHED: The World- January 07 COURTHOUSE, 250 N. BAXTER, CO- West 13.51 feet; thence South 65 de- THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF 3. Sitework, QUILLE , County of COOS, State of grees 20’ West 71.29 feet; thence move-out date, the new owner can SECTION 20, TOWNSHIP 28 SOUTH, and 14, 2014 (ID-20245141) have the sheriff remove you from the 4. Installation of yard piping, signal OREGON, (which is the new date, North 45 degrees 30’ West 207.52 RANGE 14 WEST OF THE WILLAM- and power conduits, cables and wire. time and place set for said sale) sell feet to the point of beginning. APN property after a court hearing. You will ETTE MERIDIAN, COOS COUNTY, at public auction to the highest bidder 2904.00 The street address or other receive notice of the court hearing. OREGON, EXCEPTING THEREFROM PROTECTION FROM EVICTION IF Bidding documents may be examined for cash the interest in the said de- common designation, if any, of the 30 FEET OFF THE WEST SIDE OF at the office of The Dyer Partnership scribed real property which the real property described above is pur- YOU ARE A BONA FIDE TENANT SAID PREMISES RESERVED FOR Your daily OCCUPYING AND RENTING THIS Engineers & Planners, Inc., 1330 Grantor had or had power to convey ported to be: 95186 S. COOS RIVER PUBLIC HIGHWAY, ALSO EXCEPT- Teakwood Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon at the time of execution by him of the LANE COOS BAY, OR 97420 The un- PROPERTY AS A RESIDENTIAL ING THEREFROM A PARCEL OF DWELLING, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT 97420, (541)269-0732 (Engineer); and classifieds are said Trust Deed, together with any dersigned Trustee disclaims any liabil- LAND BEGINNING AT A POINT 528 the following locations: interest which the Grantor or his suc- ity for any incorrectness of the above TO CONTINUE LIVING IN THIS FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHWEST cessors in interest acquired after the street address or other common des- PROPERTY AFTER THE FORECLO- CORNER OF SECTION 20, TOWN- ON-LINE AT SURE SALE FOR: THE REMAINDER Bandon City Hall, Bandon, Oregon; execution of said Trust Deed, to sat- ignation. Both the beneficiary and the SHIP 28 SOUTH, RANGE 14 WEST Daily Journal of Commerce Plan Cen- isfy the foregoing obligations thereby trustee have elected to sell the said OF YOUR FIXED TERM LEASE, IF OF THE WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN www.theworldlink.com YOU HAVE A FIXED TERM LEASE; ter; Douglas Plan Center; Eugene secured and the costs and ex- real property to satisfy the obligations COOS COUNTY, OREGON WHICH IS Builders Exchange; McGraw Hill Con- penses of sale, including a reasonable secured by said trust deed and a no- AT LEAST 90 DAYS FROM THE THE POINT OF BEGINNING; charge by the trustee. Notice is fur- tice of default has been recorded pur- DATE YOU ARE GIVEN A WRITTEN THENCE NORTH 132 FEET, THENCE ther given that any person named in suant to Oregon Revised Statutes TERMINATION NOTICE. If the new EAST 330 FEET, MORE OR LESS, security to an important relationship. owner wants to move in and use this O.R.S.86.753 has the right, at any 86.735(3); the default for which the THENCE SOUTH 132 FEET, THENCE GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — time prior to five days before the foreclosure is made is grantor’s failure property as a primary residence, the WEST 330 FEET TO THE POINT OF date last set for the sale, to have this to pay when due, the following sums: new owner can give you written notice BEGINNING. Ask questions, do your research and and require you to move out after 90 focus on innovation when it comes to days, even though you have a fixed Commonly known as: 911 Ohio Ave- finding solutions. Keep life simple by term lease with more than 90 days BRIDGE nue Northeast, Bandon, Oregon being honest about who you are and left. You must be provided with at 97411. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 2014 least 90 days’ written notice after the what you have to offer. The International Bridge Press clubs indicated one key-card (an ace foreclosure sale before you can be re- NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS: CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Association jury does a tough job in or the heart king); five clubs asked for quired to move. A bona fide tenant is READ THESE PAPERS The time has come to make Your emotional commitments and your a residential tenant who is not the bor- decisions and act on them. Don’t be choosing the annual award winners in the heart queen; and six hearts CAREFULLY! desire to get ahead financially will keep four categories: bidding, declarer play, showed that card and denied a side- rower (property owner) or a child, A lawsuit has been started against confused by what others do. You spouse or parent of the borrower, and you busy today. Don’t lose sight of defense and juniors. suit king. you in the above-entitled court by have to choose what works best for whose rental agreement: Is the result Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., plaintiff. what’s important, and be sure to nur- This deal, which would have been After winning with dummy’s spade you and move forward. Simplicity of an arm’s-length transaction; Re- Plaintiff’s claims are stated in the writ- ture the relationships that count most. my junior winner, could have also been ace, declarer cashed the heart ace. quires the payment of rent that is not ten complaint, a copy of which was and precision will make the differ- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Your in the declarer-play list. South was When East dropped the 10, South substantially less than fair market rent filed with the above-entitled Court. ence when it comes to finding your for the property, unless the rent is re- heart is in the right place, but not Adam Kaplan of New Port Richie, Fla. deduced that hearts were 3-1. He duced or subsidized due to a federal, comfort zone and, with it, success. everyone will agree with your In the auction, one club showed cashed dummy’s club king, played a You must “appear” in this case or the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) state or local subsidy; and Was en- other side will win automatically. To actions. It would be best to keep a 16-plus points; four clubs was a con- club to his ace, and led his last spade. tered into prior to the date of the fore- “appear” you must file with the court a — Don’t let your emotions lead you low profile and work quietly until you closure sale. ABOUT YOUR TEN- trol-bid (cue-bid); four spades was If West had found the best legal document called a “motion” or astray. Do your share at home and finish what you start. Roman Key-Card Blackwood; five defense, discarding a diamond, ANCY BETWEEN NOW AND THE “answer.” The “motion” or “answer” contribute to projects that need to be FORECLOSURE SALE: RENT YOU VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — declarer would have won (or “reply”) must be given to the court finished. Staying busy will help you SHOULD CONTINUE TO PAY RENT clerk or administrator within 30 days Sign up for something that you think with dummy’s spade king TO YOUR LANDLORD UNTIL THE of the date of first publication speci- keep the peace and avoid criticism. you might enjoy. Spending time with and led another spade, PROPERTY IS SOLD OR UNTIL A fied herein along with the required fil- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) COURT TELLS YOU OTHERWISE. IF the younger or older people in your discarding his remaining ing fee. It must be in proper form and — Listen to advice being offered, but life will help you see your situation YOU DO NOT PAY RENT, YOU CAN have proof of service on the plaintiff’s diamond — the key play. BE EVICTED. BE SURE TO KEEP make choices based on what’s best from a different perspective. attorney or, if the plaintiff does not for you. Not everyone will understand Probably East would have PROOF OF ANY PAYMENTS YOU have an attorney, proof of service on LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Yo u led a spade, but Kaplan MAKE. SECURITY DEPOSIT You the plaintiff. what will make you feel happy and will face trouble at home due to stub- may apply your security deposit and would have ruffed high, accomplished. born or demanding people. Work on any rent you paid in advance against If you have any questions, you should played a diamond to the current rent you owe your landlord PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — projects that can help alter areas of dummy’s ace, ruffed see an attorney immediately. If you Consider ways to make your bank as provided in ORS 90.367. To do need help in finding an attorney, you your life that you find difficult or dummy’s diamond seven, this, you must notify your landlord in may contact the Oregon State Bar’s account grow. Offering a service or stressful. writing that you want to subtract the and crossruffed the rest of Lawyer Referral Service online at investing in something that will help SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — the tricks. amount of your security deposit or www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling you expand your marketable inter- prepaid rent from you rent payment. Share your thoughts and engage in Instead, West trumped (503) 684-3763 (in the Portland metro- ests can pay off. Love is in the stars. You may do this only for the rent you politan area) or toll-free elsewhere in functions that will bring you in con- the second spade and owe your current landlord. If you do Oregon at (800) 452-7636. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — tact with creative free-thinkers. It’s a returned his third heart. this, you must do so before the fore- Don’t wait until you are forced to closure sale. The business or individ- good day to make unusual lifestyle Kaplan claimed, saying This summons is issued pursuant to make a change. Stay on top of every changes that will improve your emo- ual who buys this property at the fore- ORCP 7. that he would discard his closure sale is not responsible to you situation you face. Preparation and tional well-being. organization will help you bypass last diamond on dummy’s for any deposit or prepaid rent you RCO LEGAL, P.C. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. spade king and ruff his paid to your landlord. ABOUT YOUR Alex Gund, OSB #114067 trouble. 21) — Prepare to make a change, TENANCY AFTER THE FORECLO- two low clubs on the [email protected] TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — but before you do, make sure you SURE SALE The new owner that buys Attorney for Plaintiff board. this property at the foreclosure sale You’ve got insight, knowledge, have everything in place. Preparation Brilliant, especially for 511 SW 10th Ave., Ste. 400 expertise and determination, so may be willing to allow you to stay as Portland, OR 97205 and execution will determine how far someone who was only a tenant instead of requiring you to P: (503) 977-7840 F: (503) 977-7963 don’t let anything stand between you you will go and how successful you move out after 90 days or at the end 16 years old. and your goal. A promise will add will be. of your fixed term lease. After the PUBLISHED: The World- January 07,