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Vol. 113 •No. 176 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 50 cents daily/$1.50 Sunday WOSC discontinues 10-day intercession courses

The Oklahoma State Regents intersession courses. Evaluators WOSC’s intersession courses president, the college announced Move was made for Higher Education received a from the Regents made two site “are appropriate as college level it has discontinued the 10-day in- Compliance Review Report on visits in November and reviewed courses within a college level cur- tercession courses for now. in response to Western Oklahoma State Col- 20 courses from Intersession I riculum, contain the appropriate “We respect the recommen- lege’s 10-day accelerated online and II. Although WOSC is in academic rigor, or meet the aca- dations made by the Oklahoma Regents for courses during the Board of Re- compliance with State Regents’ demic calendar requirements for State Regents for Higher Edu- gents meeting held Thursday policies on admission, retention, awarding semester credit hours.” cation and will comply with re- Higher Education in Oklahoma City. The review accreditation, student tuition As a result, the Regents’ report viewing our internal processes was conducted after an article and fees and electronically deliv- recommends that WOSC’s 10-day to assure we continue to meet Compliance published in The Chronicle for ered and traditional off-campus intercession courses be discon- the highest academic standards,” Higher Education raised con- courses and programs, the report tinued. In a written statement Review Report cerns about the academic rigor of noted insufficient evidence that from Dr. Phil Birdine, WOSC See REPORT ‌| 3 January defies dry trend Roosevelt farmer Gary McManus happy with his Associate State Climatologist January seemed destined to finish on the dry side of nor- winter canola crop mal, just as the eight months previous to it had, before a late-month burst of spring changed its fortunes. Tornado watches covered much of the eastern two-thirds of the ROOSEVELT – Winter have, the crop takes ad- state on Jan. 29, a by-product of the storm system that canola is a new crop for vantage of all the water it also dumped 1-3 inches of rain across parts of that same Kalin Flournoy, a farmer receives, even if it is a small area. There were no confirmed tornadoes in Oklahoma, who lives east of here. He amount at a time.” He has but reports of large hail and wind damage were scattered planted his second canola planted Pioneer Roundup across the state. The late-month frenzy from Mother Nature crop last year after suffer- Ready canola this year. brought January’s precipitation total 0.2 inches above nor- ing a lot of hail damage on The Flournoy family has mal and a final statewide average of 1.6 inches according to a “beautiful canola crop” in approximately 500 acres of data from the Oklahoma Mesonet. That ranks the month the spring of 2012. crop land in their farming “Even after all the hail operation. For the past two as the 45th wettest January since records began in 1895, damage,” he said, “we still years, he has planted about and the first month since April 2012 to finish with above averaged 16 bushels per 250 acres of canola on one normal precipitation. Not all areas of the state were so for- acre on the crop.” Flournoy site and the same amount tunate. Parts of western Oklahoma finished the month with was looking for another in wheat on the other side less than an inch of rainfall. Combined with December, the winter crop to grow with of the farm.”I just shift first two months of winter finished 0.9 inches below normal his wheat when he learned sides each year with the at 2.5 inches, the 39th driest December-January period on about canola. He called two crops,” he said. While record. Coming off the driest May-December on record for the Producers Cooperative cotton production is im- the state, the May-January statewide average of 15.4 inches Oil Mill in Oklahoma City. portant to the surrounding ranked as the third driest such period on record, behind PCOM staff have been pro- farming area, Flournoy isn’t similar periods in 1910-11 (14.5 inches) and 1952-53 (15.2 moting the new Southern optimistic about summer inches). Plains crop for several years crops.”With the terrible To the delight of some and the chagrin of cold-weather now. Flournoy was con- drought we have here now, enthusiasts, January’s temperatures did continue a trend. tacted by Heath Sanders, a summer just brings more The month became the 28th out of the last 34 to finish PCOM agronomist special- heat and dry ground for warmer than normal, a rarely-interrupted streak that began izing in winter canola pro- a farmer to worry about. with April 2010. Included in that streak are the warmest duction. “Heath answered Finding canola has been a a lot of questions for me big score for us. It helps us See TREND ‌| 3 about canola,” Flournoy to have two different crops remembers. “After we growing in cooler weather Bustersbarn Photo talked on the telephone, with less heat and moisture Roosevelt farmer Kalin Flournoy believes winter canola of- he eventually visited me at loss.” Flournoy is highly-di- fers him a valuable winter crop to rotate with his winter the farm to help me set up versified in his agricultural wheat. Shown kneeling here in a corner of the canola field, History of NSDAR to be my grain drill to plant the efforts. His main source of Flournoy is in his second year of canola-wheat rotation at crop. He was really help- income is farm and ranch his farm east of Roosevelt. He has planted half of his farm ful.” Flournoy explained real estate. He is a principal acreage to wheat and half to canola, resulting in a 50-50 presented at next meeting farmers in the Roosevelt broker in Southern Plains rotation with the two crops. area of mid-Kiowa County Land Company, a real es- have received a little rain tate company headquar- The monthly meeting of the Anne Lee Chapter of NS- in the last few weeks. “The tered at Wichita Falls, Tex- family bought their current feedlots in the Texas High DAR will be held at 2 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 7, in the confer- canola crop was growing as. “While we have some operation in 2006 after sell- Plains. “We found this ence room of The Altus Southern Prairie Library. well before it went into business in Oklahoma, we ing a cattle backgrounding place for sale and it fits us This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Anne Lee dormancy with cold weath- concentrate in Texas,” he operation in southeastern great,” he said. “It is just Chapter. Edith Elliott will provide notes about the history er,” he said. “It has a long said. “Farmers and ranch- Oklahoma, he said. He ex- about halfway between our of the chapter, and Mary Holsey will be the hostess. taproot that seeks ground ers in the major Texas agri- plained he wanted to find old stomping grounds and Anyone interested is more than welcome to attend the moisture really well. Even culture areas are our main a place located halfway the Dalhart, Texas, area.” monthly meetings. If you have questions about becoming with the bad drought we focus.” Flournoy and his between that area and the a member please contact Mary Holsey at 580-481-4375 See CANOLA ‌| 3 (email at [email protected]) or Diane Johnson at 580-482-1387 (email at [email protected]). Earthquake Preparedness Drop – cover – and hold on County 4-H program offering livestock clinics OKLAHOMA CITY – Nov. 2011 magnitude 5.6 tral United States Earth- the social science research With more than 40 million earthquake is the strongest quake Consortium and the about why people get pre- The Jackson County OSU 4-H Program is offering two people living and working ever in Oklahoma. At least states of Alabama, Arkan- pared for disasters,” said livestock showmanship clinics on Feb. 4 and 5 in the county in the central United States, 2 people were injured, 14 sas, Georgia, Kentucky, Il- Mary Jane Coffman, “The for all 4-H and FFA youth with livestock projects. The first a major earthquake could homes destroyed and many linois, Indiana, Mississippi, ShakeOut creates the sense clinic on Feb. 4 will be at the Altus FFA Barn and is for beef cause unprecedented dis- others damaged in the Missouri, Oklahoma, South of urgency that is needed and sheep projects. The second clinic on Feb. 5 will be held ruption and devastation. Shawnee-Sparks area. Parts Carolina, and Tennessee. for people, organizations, at the Blair FFA Barn and is for swine and goat projects. What we do now, before a of US Highway 62 between The ShakeOut will be cen- and communities to get pre- Both clinic times are set for 6 to 8 p.m. Animals will be big earthquake, will deter- Meeker and Prague buckled tered around a simultane- pared, to practice what to present for the instructors to use and demonstrate proper mine what our lives will by shaking along pre-exist- ous Drop, Cover, and Hold do to be safe, and to learn showmanship techniques therefore participants are asked be like afterwards. With ing cracks. On drill that will be at what plans need to be im- not to bring animals with them. Instructors for these events earthquakes an inevitable This year’s Great Central 10:15 AM CDT on Feb. 7. proved.” will be as follows: part of our future, we must U.S. ShakeOut will involve Drop, Cover, and Hold On Not just any drill will ac- Swine – Mr. Shane Curry, Blair FFA Instructor; Goats – act quickly to ensure that more than 1 million people is the recommended action complish this; it needs to be Mr. Stacy Randolph, Goat Project 4H Volunteer; Beef – Mr. disasters do not become ca- through a broad‐based out- to take in the event of an big. It must inspire commu- Bruce Farquhar, Altus FFA Instructor; and Sheep – Mrs. tastrophes. reach program, partnership earthquake. nities to come together and Stacy Riley, 4H Livestock Project Club Leader and FFA Oklahoma is not immune with the media, and public “A key aspect of the involve children at school, Parent. from earthquakes. One oc- advocacy by hundreds of ShakeOut is the integration parents at work and every Pre-registration is not required for these events. If you curred near Prague causing partners. This event is be- of earthquake research and member of your household. have any questions regarding the clinics call the Jackson widespread damage. The ing organized by the Cen- the lessons learned from See SHAKEOUT ‌| 3 County OSU Extension Office at 580-482-0823. A2

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If you would educational outreach the home; her parents, Neal Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 days from 9 to 11 a.m. be- like to volunteer call the group is now available Rideout of Rosamond, Ca- p.m. Come out and enjoy a ginning Feb. 12. Altus Meal Site at 580-482- through ACMI House. lif., and Christine Rideout hot meal and fellowship. Joseph’s Closet will be 1290. The Altus Meal Site For more information, call of Spring Hill, Fla.; two open Tuesdays and Thurs- is a part of Southwest Okla- Brenda at ACMI House at sisters, Samantha and hus- Tipton Senior Citizens days from 2-3:30 p.m., This homa Community Action 482-3800. band Christopher Gustin of will meet Monday, Feb. 4, in will enable folks to get Group. Mojave, Calif., Alexandra the newly remodeled Senior a clothing voucher from National Alliance on Ivy Rideout of Spring Hill; one brother, Anthony Ride- Citizens Center Building in Operation CARE, and go The Operation CARE Mental Illness (NAMI) out of Rosamond, Calif.; Tipton. There will be good to Joseph’s Closet , 208 Food Pantry offers free Connection Recovery Sup- Lorah grandparents, Joe Conrad of classic Country music and E. Cypress (Presbyterian food to qualified applicants port group meets from 2 to Niome (Mimi) Rideout Altus, William Strong and fellowship. Food line opens Church) on the same day. every third Saturday of the 3:30 p.m. every Monday at Lorah was born to Neal and wife of Mesa, Ariz., Marvin at 4:30 p.m. with hamburg- They are also in need of month. 10:30 Devotion and Taliaferro Mental Health Christine Rideout on June Rideout of Culver City, Ca- ers, drinks and desserts on volunteers to help sort and food pantry open 11 to 12 Center, 215 W. Commerce. 6, 1981 in Altus. She passed lif.; uncles, Monty Strong of the menu at a cost of $4. stock shelves. Call Sandy noon. For more information, call away on Jan. 30, 2013 in the Arizona, Douglas Carter of at 481-8648 if you’d like to 480-0650. town of her birth at the age Arizona, Robert Chronister The monthly meeting help. The Southwest Okla- of 31. of Altus; aunt, DeAnna and for the Altus AARP Chap- Donations are being ac- homa Quilt Guild meets If you think you may Niome grew up in Buf- husband Darrin Hawkey of ter # 435 will be held Feb. cepted at NBC Bank, for on the first Thursday of have a problem with al- falo, N.Y., but returned to Altus; her in-laws, Jeff and 5, at 6 p.m., at the Towers the family of Edi Ortega. A each month at Grace United cohol we can help. Altus Altus in her 20s. Niome Tracy Lorah of Altus; and in downtown Altus. Senior fund has been set up to help Methodist Church Fellow- Original Group (Alcoholics had a beautiful soul and many, many cousins, nieces, citizens who are interest- with funeral costs and ongo- ship Hall (south end of Anonymous) meets at 315 would give you the shirt nephews, a large extended ed in belonging to a local ing expenses and hardship building) on South Park N. Crain, Sunday - Friday, at off her back if you needed family, and tons of friends AARP chapter are invited for widow Laura and their Lane at 10 a.m., potluck lun- noon, 8 p.m. nightly, Thurs- it. Her greatest joy in life who love her and will miss were her family and most to attend the meeting. A pot child Aiden. All donations cheon at noon, and business day at 6:30 p.m. (women’s her. luck dinner will be served are encouraged. meeting at 1 p.m., followed meeting). Meetings are especially her children. She Memorial services will loved being a wife, mother, for those attending with a The Cancer Centers of by the monthly program. open to the public except be held at the First United program to follow. Southwest Oklahoma on On the third Thursday of Thursday and Sunday daughter, sister and aunt. Methodist Church in Altus the Jackson County Me- each month is a quilt work- nights (closed to alcoholics She always tried to be there at 10 a.m., Saturday under for friends and family even the direction of Lowell-Tims An election will be held morial Hospital campus is day, so bring a project and only). Wednesday night is in times of trial. She will be Funeral Home. Services of- at the Altus Meal Site, recruiting volunteer drivers join in! a Newcomers meeting. For forever and ever missed. ficiated by the Rev. David 905 N. Willard, on Tuesday, for the 12-passenger van more information call (580) Niome married her best Player. Feb. 5 at 11 a.m. to elect a that provides transporta- Christian Motorcy- 480-0417. friend, true love, and soul- member for the West Jack- tion for cancer patients. Vol- clists Association meets mate Joshua Lorah on Nov. son County Target Area unteer drivers must have a every first Thursday of the Alcoholics Anonymous 22, 2007. Together they at Large to the Southwest current driver’s license. The month at Fred’s on N. Main Friendship Group of Al- have four beautiful children. Oklahoma Community Ac- volunteer application can in Altus, at 7 p.m. Riders of tus meets every Monday Daniel Joseph, Lillian Ma- tion Group, Inc. Board of be picked up at the cancer all types of bikes welcome at 8 p.m. For more informa- rie, Joshua Layne, and So- Directors. In the event that center at 1200 East Broad- and even if you don’t have tion, call 471-0616. phie May. a current alternate is elect- way. For information call a motorcycle, you’re still She was preceded in ed to serve as a member, an Ginger Hill or Vivian Mar- welcome. More info at cma- The Pinochle Club is election will be held to fill tinez at the Cancer Centers [email protected]. looking for Pinochle Play- the alternate vacancy. The of Southwest Oklahoma, ers. People who want to West Jackson County Tar- 480-4400. The Altus Public Li- learn are welcome. They Former NYC mayor get Area at large includes Mission on Wheels is in brary provides a 30 minute can teach you to play and Olustee, Eldorado, Duke, need of non-perishable food storytime for preschoolers have fun. For more informa- Martha and Elmer. The items for the needy. Dona- every Wednesday morning tion, call Pat Schnur at 477- Ed Koch dead at 88 person elected must reside tions of food and clothing from 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. 3956. NEW YORK (AP) — Ed embodied New York chutz- within these boundaries. are taken on Mondays from Children 3 to 5 years are Koch’s favorite moment as pah for the rest of the world. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Giveaway welcome. For more infor- The Altus/Mangum mayor of New York City, fit- Koch died at 2 a.m. Fri- The Jackson County are held on Wednesdays mation call 477-2890. Cancer Support Group tingly, involved yelling. day from congestive heart NARFE (National Active & and Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. meets at 6 p.m. the 2nd and Suddenly inspired to failure, spokesman George Retired Federal Employees) at 213 W. Walnut. For more Learn English Today 4th Tuesday of each month do something brash about Arzt said. He was 88. The Association will have a busi- information, or to volunteer - Aprende ingles ahora! in the education depart- the rare transit strike that funeral will be Monday at ness meeting, following the your time, contact Edna Free Classes -Clases gra- ment at JCMH, located in crippled the city in 1980, he Temple Emanu-El in Man- “Coffee Cup” Review, on Douglas at 649-8620. tis. Booker Learning Cen- the east wing of the hospi- strode down to the Brook- hattan. Wednesday, Feb. 6, at the ter located at 400 West tal. For more information, lyn Bridge to encourage Koch was admitted to commuters who were forced NewYork-Presbyterian/Co- Altus Public Library, 421 A Senior Citizens Elm. Classes are Monday call 482-6435 or 482-7420. to walk to work instead of lumbia hospital on Monday N. Hudson. All members Dance is held at the Al- through Thursday (Lunes jumping aboard subway with shortness of breath, and prospective members tus Community Center on - Jueves) from 8:15 a.m. to The Cancer Centers trains and buses. and was moved to intensive are encouraged to attend Falcon Road on Thursday 11:15 a.m. of Southwest Oklahoma “I began to yell, ‘Walk care on Thursday for closer the 10 a.m. program on the nights at 7 p.m. following a on the Jackson County Me- over the bridge! Walk over monitoring of the fluid in adventures and music from potluck supper. The public The Red River Toast- morial Hospital campus is the bridge! We’re not going his lungs and legs. He had The Wizard of Oz. Daniel is always invited. Call Cal- masters “Where Leaders recruiting volunteer drivers to let these bastards bring been released two days ear- Yates, playing the role of vin at 482-6629 for more Are Made” welcomes all in for the 12-passenger van us to our knees!’ And peo- lier after being treated for Cowardly, the Lion, will information. Jackson County and sur- that will provide transporta- ple began to applaud,” the water in his lungs and legs. be interviewed by Jennie The Altus Junior High rounding areas to join them tion for cancer patients. Vol- famously combative, acid- He had initially been admit- tongued politician recalled ted on Jan. 19. Buchanan, and Clark Huey School Library is search- for fun and improvement. unteer drivers must have a at a 2012 forum. After leaving City Hall in will provide the piano mu- ing for copies of past Toastmasters International, current driver’s license. The His success in rallying January 1990, Koch battled sic. After the program, the yearbooks, especially from a non-profit educational or- volunteer application can be New Yorkers in the face of assorted health problems NARFE group will gather the years when AJH was ganization, teaches public picked up at the cancer cen- the strike was, he said, his and heart disease. for a short business session Southeast Junior High. If speaking and leadership ter at 1200 East Broadway. biggest personal achieve- Even in his 80s, Koch with vice president Phil you have any old yearbooks skills through a worldwide For information call the ment as mayor. And it was still exercised regularly and Lankford presiding. that you’d like to donate, network of meeting loca- Cancer Centers of South- a display that was quintes- worked as a lawyer for the you may contact Rosemary tions.The organization has west Oklahoma at 480-4400 sentially Koch, who rescued firm Bryan Cave. Doris Perryman, volun- Gipson at 580-481-2628 or more than 10,500 clubs or Bonnie McAskill at Jack- the city from near-financial Bloomberg said Koch was teer with the Oklahoma at “rgipson@altusschools. and are in 90 countries. son County Memorial Hos- ruin during a three-term “...a great mayor and a great City Hall run in which he source of advice... .” Disaster Relief Team, will k12.ok.us”, or deliver them For more information, visit pital at 379-5771. speak at Trinity Baptist to the Altus Junior High, www.toastmasters.org on- Church, 1300 N. Benson 1601 S. Park Lane. line or on facebook, or call SW Oklahoma Action St., in Altus, Feb. 6, at 6 Paula Weeks at 580-480- RSVP Program is ask- p.m. Public is invited. The Lions Club meets 2882. Welcome Guest ~ ing for deactivated cell every Thursdays from noon Meetings are held Tuesdays phones, complete with The public is invited to to 1 p.m. at the Western from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at batteries and chargers, see Miss Oklahoma, Ali- Oklahoma State College SWTC, 711 W Tamarack for their Cell-phones-for- cia Clifton, at Altus Kiwan- multipurpose room. Road in Altus. seniors program. Phones is Club on Friday, Feb. 8, may be dropped off at the noon, in the WOSC multi- English Village Manor Information about 5 Altus RSVP office located purpose room. Lunch will has collected recipes from Crisis we all face: Health/ on the first floor of the be $10 dutch treat. Alicia employees and residents Obesity/Financial/ Stress/ Towers at 101 E. Com- was crowned Miss Oklaho- and compiled them into a Aging Population is offered merce or the Mangum ma 2012, and most recently cookbook. The books can Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. at RSVP office located at 215 she was crowned 2nd Run- be purchased at the facility. SWTC, 711 W. Tamarack North Oklahoma in Man- ner-Up in the Miss America Call 477-1133 for cost or Road. The meetings, spon- gum. contest. To make luncheon more information. sored by Wisdom Copious reservations, call Mary at Covenant, are free and open Altus ASYMCA hosts 580-477-1903 before Wed., Altus Ballroom Danc- to the public. For more info, a program, “Washers Feb. 6. Please join Altus Ki- ers meet 7 to 9 p.m. each call 580-480-2882 or 580- and Dryers for Airmen” wanis Club to give Alicia an Monday in the east end of 482-2883. where they will provide Altus welcome. the Altus Community Cen- refurbished washers and ter on Falcon Road. New The Altus area TOPS dryers to airmen in need. Armed Services YMCA couples are welcome to (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) If you or a junior enlisted is presenting their 2nd an- come for an evening of ball- group Chapter #657 meets family you know has a nual Chocolate Festival room dancing. For those at 5:30 p.m. every Thurs- need for a washer/dryer, featuring a wide variety of who want it, instruction is day, at Highland Heights please have them send an chocolates, wine and music available in waltz, foxtrot, United Methodist Church, email to Joan Wilcoxen on Saturday, Feb. 9, from 6 swing, rumba, cha cha cha, 1911 N Main. For more in- at wilcoxens@sbcglobal. to 8 p.m. Cost for the event tango, salsa, samba and formation, visit www.tops. net, or call 580-471-9733, is $25 per person, or $40 quickstep. For more infor- org or contact Mark (580) including: their personal per couple. Admission in- mation, call 580-477-1822 738-1042 or MaryWayne at email address and cell cludes all of the chocolate or 580-726-5160. (580)482-2036. phone number and the rea- you care to eat from a vari- son it will enhance their 300632 ety of booths. Tickets can The Altus Meal Site is Altus H.O.W. Group of quality of life. said. Guler area,” protected more a in ing guardsthat were wounded “were stand thecheckpoint was killed while the two usedstaff.byguard A standing isoutside which embassy, U.S. the to trance en side security checkpoint thethe at years. relatively recent been in had quiet but roristorganization bythe United States was not permitted to speak to the press. anonymity he because condition of on tionParty-Front, or DHKP-C. 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4 • Altus Times FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 Sports Bulldogs pound Woodward 71-18

It was a quick night for the Altus High School Bulldogs on Thursday who hosted a short handed Woodward team in a wrestling dual at Cletus B. Street Fieldhouse. Woodward brought only eight wrestlers to match. The Bulldogs won seven of those eight bouts and when it was over they recorded an easy 71-18 victory. Of those seven wins five were by fall. They came from two time defending ABOVE, Altus High’s Keilan Torres applies pressure to Wood- state champion Keilan Tor- ward’s Cole Reynolds during their match on Thursday night. res (160), another defend- Torres won by a fall. AT LEFT, Alejandro Obrajero goes for a pin ing champion Sean Carson in his bout with Mark Gomez (195), Alejandro Obrejero parents were honored on the first round of the Class dec, Ryan Wagoner 8-1 (182), Isaiah Soliz (220) senior night. They includ- 5A Dual State Tourna- 132 - Tyler Marple, AHS, and Paulin Ortiz (285). 160 - Jordan Nash, AHS, 195 - Sean Carson, AHS, ed Torres, Carson and Ob- ment. It will get underway dec. Trevon Delong 10-2 won by forfeit pinned Kyler Ferguson, Altus got decision in rajero. next Friday at Claremore. 138 - Zack Ogden, WHS, the 126 pound match from 170 - Keilan Torres, 2:48 The Bulldogs will have Altus 71, Woodward 18 pinned Emmanuel Castro, AHS, pinned Cole Reyn- 220 - Isaiah Soliz, AHS, Cade Sasnders and in the their final regular season 106 - Double forfeit 0:44 132 pound match from Ty- olds, 1:29 pinned Luis Corona, 4:36 dual on Tuesday at Clinton. 113 - Montorie Bridges, 145 - Anton Anderson, 182 - Alejandro Obra- 285 - Paulino Ortiz, ler Marple. Within the next two days AHS, won by forfeit AHS, won by forfeit Prior to the match three jero, AHS, pinned Mark AHS, pinned Bishop Nut- Altus is expected to learn 120 - Double forfeith 152 - Cameron Loving, Gomez, );45 ter, 0:52 AHS wrestlers and their who their opponent is in 126, Cade Sanders, AHS, AHS, won by forfeit Without Gay, Pioneers win, Lady Pioneers lose Grizzlies lose to The Western Oklahoma State The Lady Pioneers dropped a Paris, Nik 3-9-15. Totals: 21-28-71/ College Pioneers came up with a 71-56 decision at the hands of Red- Redlands 76, Western 51 much needed win here on Thurs- lands day night. Coach Rolando De La Tatyana Bell paced Western with Women Thunder 106-89 Barrera’s Pioneers defeated Red- 11 points. Western - Gaddis 1-0-3, Petties Jeff Latzke lands 89-91. The Lady Pioneers are 9-9 on the 0-4-4, Sneed 1-1-3, Edwards 1-0- AP Sports Writer Western had lost seven of its season. 2, Davidson 1-0-2, Swindle 2-0-4, previous eight outings and the Pio- The Western teams will travel to Nelson 0-1-1, E. Nelms 4-0-9, M. OKLAHOMA CITY — Running away with a win against a Memphis team in disarray after trading away top scorer neers were in desperate need of a Carl Albert on Saturday. Nelms 2-1-5, Bell 4-2-11, Williams Western 89, Redlands 71 1-0-2, Johnson 1-1-3. Totals: 18- Rudy Gay, the Oklahoma City Thunder found a way to victory. come unhinged, too. 12-51. 3 point goals - Gaddis, E. It was a game marred by fouls Men An outburst aimed at his own team earned All-Star point as 62 whistles and 70 free throws Western - Allen-Jordan 8-8-24, Nelms guard Russell Westbrook a third-quarter benching and were recorded. Haley 5-0-10, Thomas 4-12-22, Redlands - Anderson 1-0-3, Tiger gave the Grizzlies a glimmer of hope before Oklahoma City Western hit 24 of 32 free throws Chapman 3-1-7, Watson 2-0-4, 1-6-8, Plasencia 7-1-16, Pahcody closed out a 106-89 victory Thursday night. while Redlands made 28 of 38 Mitchell 5-3-14, Allen 3-0-6, San- 7-4-19, Watson 2-0-5, Richardson Just when the Thunder seemed to be firmly in control, charity tosses. tos 1-0-2. Totals: 31-24-89. 3 point 2-0-6, Cooper 4-2-10, Haywood 4-3- Westbrook started sniping with his teammates after a pos- Dii’Jon Allen-Jordan led West- goals - 2, Mitchell 11. Totals 28-16-71. 3 point goals session when he posted up along the left side of the lane ern with 24 points while Stirling Redlands - Perkins 1-0-3, Grop- - Anderson, Plasencia, Watson, and eventually got called for a turnover when Jerryd Bay- Thomas had 22 points. per 5-0-10, Griff 4-2-10, Clark Richardson less stuck with him on defense for 5 seconds. Western is now 11-8 on the season. 0-4-4, Norton 6-7-19, Paris 2-6-10 Halftime: Redlands 36-27 Westbrook then spiked the ball twice while gesturing toward Thabo Sefolosha and Durant that they needed to get open. He then hollered toward coach Scott Brooks on the bench. Memphis followed his outburst with 10 straight points to make it a game again — with Westbrook getting an early Painful losses endure for Kaepernicks hook during the stretch and heading down the tunnel toward the locker room. Tim Dahlberg trying to win a Super Bowl for the San will be on or the job he has to do. De- He sat out about 8 minutes before Brooks put him back AP Sports Columnist Francisco 49ers. spite the intense efforts of the media in to start the fourth quarter. “He’s ready to roll,” Rick Kaepe- to tease out more sound bites during Westbrook described it as “just a little miscommunica- NEW ORLEANS — Lance Kaepe- rnick said this week from his hotel Super Bowl week, he remains a man of tion.” Brooks said it was an offensive play that went awry. rnick was 23 days old when he died. room in this party town. “He’s pretty very few words. Sefolosha acted as though nothing happened. He seemed normal when his parents focused.” “What you’re seeing is the way he’s The result was a mini-implosion by the defending West- brought him home. Then everything, If the story of Colin Kaepernick’s always been. He’s not one to talk a ern Conference champions right in the public eye. suddenly, went tragically wrong. Two meteoric rise from obscurity to su- lot about himself,” his dad said. “He “It was a disagreement,” Durant said. “This is the game open-heart surgeries couldn’t save the perstar in the making is a remarkable doesn’t care who gets the headlines or of basketball. You have so many different emotions on one tiny baby Rick and Teresa Kaepernick one, the story of his life bears some the credit and I think you see that in team. You’re going to have disagreements. It wasn’t the had so joyfully welcomed into their telling, too. Born to a teenager in Wis- your interviews. He’s just not full of first. It’s not going to be the last. lives. consin a quarter century ago, the only himself.” “You’ve just got to know how to respond to each other. I Their next son never made it out of memories he has of his early life are That was evident Thursday during think we always do a great job of that.” the hospital. Kent Kaepernick was 4 with the couple who adopted him. Colin Kaepernick’s last media appear- When disputes arise, Durant said the Thunder know days old when he died, also of a heart He doesn’t like to talk about it, and ance before the big game. He dutifully how to “talk it out and don’t let it simmer for a long time.” defect. has declined chances to meet with his answered questions without elaborat- “I decided to take Russell out because we needed to calm “You’re 25, 26 and you have two birth mother. For their part, the Kae- ing, never veering off task before it down,” Brooks said. “Russell went in the back. It was noth- sons buried,” Rick Kaepernick said. pernicks particularly dislike it when was finally over and he could return ing. He just had to regroup. … It was nothing that has not “You grow up in a hurry.” people refer to their son as adopted. to practice. happened before — not just with him, with all of our guys.” A daughter, Devon, would follow, Of course, they couldn’t have imag- “It’s not that I’m not comfortable Brooks finally put him back in the game to start the joining their healthy, first-born son, ined when they began the process with it,” he said. “To me, I’m here to fourth, after Memphis had pulled to 77-67 in the final min- Kyle. By then, though, the Kaeper- that the offspring of a blonde, athletic play football. That’s what I want to ute of the third quarter. Westbrook hit a pull-up jumper nicks were done taking chances and mother and an African-American fa- do.” and set up Kevin Martin for a 3-pointer in transition on doctors warned them against trying ther who was out of the picture before That’s the quality former Nevada consecutive possessions to bump the lead back up to 86-69 for another pregnancy. he was born would be a star quarter- coach Chris Ault saw when his start- with 9:32 remaining. “Maybe the kids would have lived back. ing quarterback went down and he That all but ended the Grizzlies’ bid to come back from today with all the advances that have “At the end of the day he’s just our turned to the redshirt freshman. Kae- a 26-point deficit. been made,” Rick said. “But it just son,” Rick said. pernick threw for five touchdowns. “The first half, we were a little flat, a little shell-shocked,” wasn’t to be.” The Kaepernicks will be in the It’s what Jim Harbaugh saw when the coach Lionel Hollins said. “Everybody was trying to do too But the yearning didn’t stop, and stands at the Superdome on Sunday backup electrified a national audience much. You had guys who just didn’t make any shots in the one day Teresa told her husband she rooting for him. So will about 15 fam- with a Monday Night Football rout of first half. But the second half, we played our game.” was ready for another baby. ily members, who have cheered him the Chicago Bears in November. Start- Bayless started in Gay’s place and led Memphis with 23 Their new son was 5 weeks old on since he began dominating games er Alex Smith was on the bench the points. Zach Randolph missed his first 10 shots and wound when they first held him at the Luther- — almost from the minute he was old rest of the season. up with nine points and 19 rebounds. an Social Services office in Appleton, enough to throw a ball. It’s the same quality his parents The Grizzlies were playing short-handed while waiting Wis. He was healthy, vibrant, and full The Colin Kaepernick the public have seen almost from the time he for trade acquisitions Tayshaun Prince, Austin Daye and of life. knows is cool and collected, not the Ed Davis to arrive and pass physicals. They were already On Sunday he’ll be behind center, least bit nervous about the stage he See LOSSES ‌| 5 See THUNDER ‌| 5 Ravens FB Leach on collision course to stardom David Ginsburg Pro Bowl by following Leach’s he helped make Foster the NFL’s lar season, gaining 32 yards and “My five years there was a great AP Sports Writer lead. leading rusher. scoring a touchdown. He has four experience,” Leach said. “I never “Vonta is a fullback, the most His work often goes unnoticed, rushes for 14 yards and a TD in had a run-in with the coaches or NEW ORLEANS — Vonta under-recognized position in the but is not unappreciated. Leach the postseason. But most of the players. It’s just that when the Leach’s job is to get involved in a game because of all the physical was an All-Pro in 2010 and 2011, time, he’s the one clearing room time came for me to get some collision so Ray Rice won’t. abuse he does to his body to see and he’s made the Pro Bowl in for someone else. money, for me to get my piece of The Baltimore Ravens are in another man shine,” said Rice, each of the last three seasons. A year ago, the Ravens ran for the pie, they just didn’t offer it to the Super Bowl in part because who ran for 1,143 yards during Leach didn’t play in the NFL’s 1,996 yards and 15 touchdowns. me.” of Leach’s ability to pave a path the regular season. “The fullback all-star game this season because Rice gained 1,364 yards and scored He quickly signed with Balti- for Rice to follow. If that involves position is not a pretty job. One he was preparing for something 12 TDs. Those numbers were slight- more as an unrestricted agent. It sticking his helmet into the chest thing about it is, Vonta wants that more important: a Super Bowl ly lower this year — Baltimore had was a move that ultimately ben- of a 300-pound defensive lineman, responsibility, to go out there and matchup Sunday against the San 1,901 yards rushing, and Rice score efited both teams. then so be it. just knock people out for me and Francisco 49ers. nine TDs on the ground — in part “I’m very happy with the suc- “It’s just my job,” said Leach, Bernard to be successful. He’s “Vonta Leach is a good fullback. because Joe Flacco has been so effec- cess I’ve had with the Ravens,” he a three-time Pro Bowl fullback. done it for many backs over the He is an All-Pro fullback, a Pro tive passing the ball. said. “The reason I came is, the “Everybody’s got to do their part years. Look at what he’s done for Bowl fullback, and really I almost “I think last year we probably Ravens are one of those teams for us to be successful, and that’s Arian Foster. They all can vouch feel like he is the last of the dying were a little bit better than this you’re always talking about be- my role.” for him. Linebackers around the breed of what you can call a real year, but we’re a more balanced ing in the running for the Super Leach serves as an escort league know he’s coming for you.” fullback,” 49ers linebacker Patrick team,” Leach said. “Teams don’t Bowl. Now here we are, and we for Rice and backup running Leach broke into the NFL in Willis said. “He is a tough guy and know right now if we’re going to have a chance to win it.” back Bernard Pierce. In 2010, 2004 with Green Bay, but he a guy that every play you have to run or pass the ball.” Only the 49ers stand in the way. he opened up holes for Arian didn’t really make a name for come with it.” Leach was perfectly happy in Come Sunday, with Rice right be- Foster in Houston. Not coin- himself until he played for Hous- Sometimes, Leach actually gets Houston, but before the 2011 sea- hind him, Leach will be looking to cidentally, Rice and Foster ton. In 2008 he cleared room for to run with the football. He carson the Texans decided he was knock down anyone wearing a red both earned invitations to the Steve Sloan, and two years later ried nine times during the regu- too expensive to keep. jersey. A5

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 Altus Times • 5 K-State’s Snyder signs 5-year, $14.75 million deal

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Bill Sny- that always seem to circle around the most in 2003, but they quickly slipped into a pe- $100,000 for winning the conference title. der turned 73 in October, so it was only successful coach in school history. riod of mediocrity, and Snyder abruptly re- He will also receive $50,000 for each bowl natural that folks across college football Some recruits have begun to question tired after two more seasons. But he always appearance, or $100,000 if it’s a ”BCS would start wondering just how long the whether Snyder would be around for their remained close to the program, and when bowl.” That total increases to $175,000 for maestro of Manhattan would remain on the entire career, and two assistants have de- it slipped further under Ron Prince, he re- making the national semifinals when col- sidelines. parted the staff this offseason - one for Ar- turned to the sidelines. lege football’s playoff structure begins in Kansas State delivered its answer Thurs- kansas, another for Big 12 rival Oklahoma He went 6-6 his first year back, took his 2014, $250,000 for playing in the champi- day: As long as he wants. State - and generated more questions about team to the Pinstripe Bowl in Year 2, and onship game or $350,000 for winning the Snyder signed a new five-year contract the program’s long-term stability. then went 10-3 and landed in the Cotton national title. that includes an increase in base compensa- ”This is really recognition of his leader- Bowl to set the stage for this season. Snyder is also eligible for a $30,000 bo- tion to $14.75 million over the life of the ship,” Currie said in a phone interview, Led by Heisman Trophy finalist Collin nus for winning one of three coach of the contract. The deal replaces one signed in ”and it also sends a signal: How long he’s Klein, the Wildcats made a mockery of pre- year awards, $50,000 for a top-20 finish in 2009 that did not specify his compensation going to coach, whenever he’s going to re- season polls that had them sixth in the con- the AP or BCS standings, or $100,000 for past the fifth year, and like that contract, it tire, all that stuff, however long it is we’re ference. They won their first 10 games and finishing in the top 10. will roll over annually. happy to have him here.” reached No. 1 in the BCS standings before Beyond the compensation and bonuses, ”As I have stated so often we came to Even when Snyder’s coaching career is a loss to Baylor dashed their national title Snyder’s contract includes similar benefits Kansas State because of the people, stayed finished, he’ll still have a place at Kansas hopes. to his previous deal: group insurance and because of the people and returned because State. His contract calls for him to become Kansas State rebounded to beat Texas retirement plans; the use of a courtesy vehi- of the people, and that remains unchanged,” a special assistant to the AD at an annual and win the Big 12 title, and then lost to cle and a vehicle stipend; the use of a suite Snyder said in a statement. salary of $250,000. Oregon in the Fiesta Bowl to finish with in the stadium, which is undergoing $75 Snyder, who was voted AP’s Big 12 coach ”The nature of his re-engagement four 11 wins for the seventh time in Snyder’s 21 million in renovations; membership at a of the year after going 11-2 this season, will years ago led to some of those questions,” seasons. country club; men’s and women’s basketball make $2.75 million for the 2013 season, Currie said. ”I never had those questions Snyder’s career record of 170-85-1, all tickets, including Big 12 and NCAA tour- with annual increases of $100,000 through (about how long he’ll coach). My interac- with the Wildcats, places him seventh nament tickets; 10 hours of private plane the 2017 season. The contract also includes tion with him is always inspiring, because among active head coaches in the Football use annually; $50,000 for business-related several bonus and benefit provisions. he’s always so diligent, working hard and Bowl Subdivision in victories. expenses; other travel benefits, and the use ”We have continued to make daily im- thinking only about those matters at hand.” ”Bill Snyder is one of college football’s of the school’s recreation complex and as- provement as a football program,” Snyder Snyder arrived at Kansas State in 1989 most respected legends,” Kansas State sociated facilities. said, ”and I am grateful for the opportunity and quickly set about turning around one president Kirk Schulz said. ”We are so for- ”Coach Snyder’s daily drive, focus and to continue and will do so as long as I feel I of the worst programs in major college foot- tunate to have one of the very best coaches energy in continuing to build the K-State am having a positive impact on our univer- ball, one that had gone winless in 27 con- in college football history who also fully football program are truly remarkable and sity, community and football program and secutive games. embraces and understands the value and inspirational,” Currie said. ”While he is not the young men that are involved.” Within three years, the Wildcats were a mission of our university.” one to focus attention on himself, President Athletic director John Currie told The winning team. Within five, they were head- Kansas State will continue to reward him Schulz and I felt that it was important to Associated Press that he wanted to reward ed to their second ever bowl game. Within for future success. recognize in this very significant way his Snyder after winning the school’s second seven, they were producing double-digit Snyder’s contract includes a bonus of tremendous leadership and commitment Big 12 title this past season, but he also victory totals. $50,000 for a third-place finish in the Big to continuing to lead the K-State football acknowledged that rumors and questions The Wildcats finally won the Big 12 title 12, $75,000 for a second-place finish or program.” Former owners of Super Bowl teams up for Hall Thunder From Page 4 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — An oddity for this time for Eddie DeBartolo to get into the hall.” are in tune with staying fit. Super Bowl has both teams’ former owners as ——— “Me being an athlete, I know how important it short on numbers after deal- finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. BATCH HONORED BY UNION: Pittsburgh is to be active and keep your body in shape, and ing away reserves Marreese The late Art Modell, who owned the Cleve- Steelers backup quarterback Charlie Batch was it is hard to get a kid outside to do that,” said Speights, Wayne Elling- land Browns and then moved them to Baltimore presented with a $100,000 donation for his Peterson, who was in New Orleans to promote ton and Josh Selby for Jon to become the Ravens, and Ed DeBartolo Jr. of charity on Thursday as the winner of the NFL Kinect for Xbox 360’s affiliation with NFL Play Leuer about a week earlier the San Francisco 49ers could enter the hall on Players Association’s Byron “Whizzer” White 60 to help kids have fun while achieving healthy, and with Quincy Pondexter Saturday. They are among 15 modern-day final- Award. active lifestyles. The program also is designed to out with a sprained liga- ists, of which as many as five can be elected. The annual honor recognizes exemplary fight childhood obesity. ment in his left knee. Modell bought the Browns in 1961 and took community service. “Get off the couch and get active.” That left just nine healthy them to Baltimore in 1996. He was president of Batch’s foundation helps children in the Pitts- That’s exactly what Peterson said he did dur- players for Memphis, and the NFL under then-Commissioner Pete Rozelle burgh area through sports and education. ing his rehab. He chose the Xbox golf game. Leuer didn’t get into the from 1967-69 and played an instrumental role in Past recipients of the union’s award include “I played the golf game and that got my body game until it was out of negotiating television contracts for the league. Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Franco Harris burning,” he said. “They have the more active hand in the final 5 minutes. Modell contributed to the creation of Monday and Gale Sayers. games like the track and the NFL, but the golf, “We couldn’t make no night football, too. ——— it’s different. It’s cool and I think kids will like shots. … The double-team “That is always one of those situations that REMEMBERING WALSH: Jim Harbaugh it.” was packing in on the you really try to stay out of, because you don’t remembers it well, that initial phone message Peterson also is eager to promote nutrition paint,” Randolph said. know how they vote,” Ravens star linebacker from late Hall of Fame coach Bill Walsh asking and a healthy diet. He had a sweet tooth as a “We’ve just got to open it Ray Lewis said. “You can only tell them about if he would leave San Diego and come coach child and said he was fortunate that he could up and I’ve got to hit shots,” the man who I knew myself: a true legend in his at Stanford to turn around a spiraling program. simply go outdoors and play sports to work off he added. “We’ve got to hit own way, a real visionary who changed thou- “He did call me and left a message on my the calories. shots from the outside, open sands and thousands of lives. For the impact phone to see if I’d be interested in the Stanford “Kids today definitely get a lot of fast foods in it up and let us play a little he’s had on this business and what he’s done for coaching job,” Harbaugh said. “I was intending their body and that’s not good for you,” he said. bit.” so many in this business, for me — I am a little to leave that message on my phone for the rest “And now that I am older, I understand. I want Memphis had been one biased — I would say, ‘Why wouldn’t he be in of my life, but I lost that phone or I dropped young people to understand they need to eat of only three visiting teams the Hall of Fame?’” it in the toilet or something. I can’t remember healthy and be active. They don’t have to play to win at the Chesapeake DeBartolo purchased the 49ers in 1977. which it was — lost it or dropped it in the can. football, but they need to do something.” Energy Arena this season, Soon, they were winning championships: five I don’t have that message anymore, but it truly ——— but that was before the two Super Bowls in as many tries. was one of the most memorable things.” MUM’S THE WORD: Ravens owner Steve trades aimed at avoiding the During DeBartolo’s tenure, the team made 16 Now Harbaugh is following in Walsh’s steps Bisciotti says linebacker Ray Lewis decided to luxury tax. playoff appearances, won 13 division titles and coaching the San Francisco 49ers, and in the Su- retire after this season several weeks before shar- From the start, the de- played in 10 conference championship games. per Bowl to boot. ing the news with his team and the rest of the pleted Grizzlies were no But he also was suspended the 1999 season ——— world. match for the Thunder at by the NFL after being found guilty of failing to ADRIAN’S AID: Adrian Peterson believes his Lewis was working to return from a torn right full strength. report a bribe by a government official, a felony. quick recovery from major knee surgery is an in- triceps when coach John Harbaugh told the own- Returning home for the He divested ownership of the 49ers to family spiration not only to his teammates and other er that Lewis wanted to talk to him. first time after a six-game members. football players, but to all athletes. And, espe- “He just said, ‘I talked to John and I talked road trip, Oklahoma City “I’m hoping Eddie gets into the hall because cially, to all kids. to (general manager) Ozzie Newsome and I’m connected on its first nine any time you can accomplish winning five Su- Peterson always has prided himself on being done after this,’” Bisciotti recalled Thursday. shots to move ahead and per Bowls and what he brought to the game of in top shape, and credits his conditioning with “We spoke for a few minutes. I just said, ‘Mum’s then tacked onto the lead af- football, he deserves to be in the Hall of Fame,” enabling him to coming back less than nine the word until you decide to announce it or tell ter the streak stopped. Mar- said former 49ers great Jerry Rice, the most ac- months after the surgery, then nearly setting the the team.’ That lasted, I think, a month.” tin’s 3-pointer from the left complished receiver in NFL history and a Can- NFL rushing record, gaining 2,097 yards in Min- The formal announcement from Lewis came wing pushed the advantage ton enshrinee. “I think this society’s supposed nesota’s wild-card playoff season. on Jan. 2. He has resolved to make the Super into double digits for the to be about forgiveness and stuff like that. It’s He wants to make sure the youth of America Bowl his final game. first time at 27-16 with 2:41 left in the first quarter. Nick Collison had a two- handed slam and Durant AP Sportlight Feb. 2 converted a three-point play after being fouled on 1876 — The National League forms, consist- sions, with franchises in New York, Pittsburgh, world indoor pole vault record by half-an-inch a right-handed jam during ing of teams in Philadelphia, Hartford, Boston, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Dallas, Houston, with a 15-2 1/4 vault. a string of nine straight Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis and Kansas City, Oakland and Anaheim. 2003 — Atlanta Thrashers star Dany Heatley Oklahoma City points ear- New York. 1977 — Toronto’s Ian Turnbull scores five joins hockey greats such as Wayne Gretzky and ly in the second quarter, 1936 — Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Honus Wagner, goals to set an NHL record for defensemen as Mario Lemieux by scoring a record-tying four and the lead ballooned to Christy Mathewson, and Walter Johnson are the Maple Leafs beat the Detroit Red Wings 9-1. goals in the NHL’s All-Star game. However, his 24 by halftime. Memphis the first members elected to the Baseball Hall 1991 — New Hampshire’s men’s basketball Eastern Conference team loses the first All-Star shot just 26 percent while of Fame. team snaps its 32-game losing streak at home game shootout, 6-5. matching its season low 1954 — Bevo Francis of Rio Grande College with a 72-56 win over Holy Cross. The NCAA- 2009 — Kobe Bryant breaks the current with 34 first-half points scores 113 points in a 134-91 victory over Hill- record streak started on Feb. 9, 1988. Madison Square Garden record with 61 points while the Thunder made 61 sdale. Francis breaks his own record for small 1994 — Lenny Wilkens gets his 900th NBA to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 126-117 vic- percent of their shots and colleges (84), set two weeks earlier against Alli- victory as the Atlanta Hawks beat the Orlando tory over New York. Bryant is 19-for-31 from the scored 58 points against ance College. Magic 118-99. Wilkens runs his regular-season field, including 3-of-6 from beyond the arc, and what has been the league’s 1962 — Using a fiberglass pole, John Uelses mark to 900-760, trailing only Red Auerbach’s hits all 20 of his free throw attempts to eclipse stingiest defense. becomes the first man to vault more than 16 938 in NBA regular-season victories. the previous visitor record of 55 held by Michael It wasn’t long after that feet, indoors or out. Uelses, a Marine Corps 1999 — Austria’s Hermann Maier and Nor- Jordan and the overall record of 60 set by Ber- that Westbrook had his corporal, clears 16 during the Millrose Games at way’s Lasse Kjus ski to an unprecedented tie nard King. blow-up. Madison Square Garden in New York. in the men’s super-G as the World Alpine Ski 2012 — Sam Gagner has four goals and four “We’re an emotional 1967 — The American Basketball Association Championships get off to a roaring start. assists in the NHL’s first eight-point game in 23 group. Our guys are always begins operation with George Mikan as commis- 2001 — Stacy Dragila takes center stage at years, and the Edmonton Oilers beat the Chi- playing with a competitive sioner. The league has 10 teams in two divi- the Millrose Games in New York, breaking her cago Blackhawks 8-4. spirit. That’s what makes us a competitive team for the last three or four years,” Brooks said. Losses Westbrook defended the way he handled it. From Page 4 proud parents goes without He showed off his many joined by his parents for a Rick Kaepernick admits “I’ll control it like a man,” saying. Every parent who tattoos while swimming chorus of “This Little Light to feelings of anxiety and first began to talk in com- he said. “Like I did.” has taken their child to Lit- with the kids, letting them of Mine,” a song he learned excitement heading into NOTES: Gay was the plete sentences. tle League or Pop Warner climb on his back as he in Sunday school. Sunday. He and Teresa have “I’m a parent, but I would Grizzlies’ franchise leader entertains dreams of some- paddled about. He sat on “He just loves kids, and been watching their son in games played (479), min- say if you sat in the stands day watching them play in the floor with them and he ended up spending six compete all his life but this, and watched him as a kid utes (17,338) and steals. a World Series or Super listened as they told him or seven hours there,” his obviously, is on a different He was second in points you could see he had some- Bowl. about their different heart father said, “It’s such a level. (8,562). … Durant picked thing,” Rick Kaepernick They’re just as proud, conditions, joined them in great thing for kids and And while they savor said. “He has that ‘it’ factor, though, of how he honors crafts and ate dinner with we want that to be suc- this moment, they’ll also be up his eighth technical foul whatever that ‘it’ is. In bas- his brothers who never them. cessful. We know how thinking of two little guys of the season with 7:54 in ketball, when it came time made it. Colin quietly do- When it was time to go, hard it is for parents. So who never got to live a full the third quarter, after get- to take a 3-pointer to tie or nated part of his first game the kids hid his car keys, we’re pleased he is doing life. ting the ball stripped as he win he wanted the ball. He check to Camp Taylor, a knowing that if you lose that.” “There’s not a day that made a move to the basket. was never the nervous Nel- California charity his par- something at Camp Taylor While their son has been goes by we don’t think of … Oklahoma City’s 9-for-9 lie, it was like ‘Give me the ents are involved in for chil- you have to sing to get it the definition of coolness the kids,” Rick said. “Every- start from the field was its ball.’ You could see that at a dren with heart defects, and back. under pressure in games body grieves differently and best since relocating from young age.” last July he visited the camp And so, the quarterback and in front of cameras and you try to get through it. Seattle in 2008 and the best That the Kaepernicks are with them. towered over them and was microphones this week, But you never forget.” in the league this season. A6 A7

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Church Briefs

The First Baptist Church First Saturday Soup Kitch- en will be serving chicken strips, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, rolls and dessert this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Come out and enjoy a hot meal and fellowship. Operation CARE will be open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 11 a.m. beginning Feb. 12. Joseph’s Closet will be open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2-3:30 p.m., This will enable folks to get a clothing voucher from Operation CARE, and go to Joseph’s Closet , 208 E. Cypress (Presbyterian Church) on the same day. They are also in need of volunteers to help sort and stock shelves. Call Sandy at 481-8648 if you’d like to help. Mission on Wheels is in need of non-perishable food items for the needy. Donations of food and clothing are taken on Mondays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Giveaway are held on Wednesdays and Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. at 213 W. Walnut. For more information, or to volunteer your time, contact Edna Douglas at 649-8620. The Operation CARE Food Pantry offers free food to qualified applicants every third Saturday of the month. 10:30 Devotion and food pantry open 11 to 12 noon. Christian Motorcyclists Association meets every first Thursday of the month at Fred’s on N. Main in Altus, at 7 p.m. Riders of all types of bikes welcome and even if you don’t have a motorcycle, you’re still welcome. More info at [email protected]. Fort Faith: The after-life is not a complete mystery

Barrett Vanlandingham

Hebrews 9:27-28 says, “And just as it is appointed for man to die once, and after that comes judgment, so Christ, having been offered once to bear the sins of many, will appear a second time, not to deal with sin but to save those who are eagerly waiting for him (ESV).” That’s pretty straight forward! From this passage, we know that someday: 1) Jesus is not going to bear the consequences of man- kind’s sin anymore. 2) We’re all going to die once. 3) We’re all going to be judged. 4) Some people will be saved. But where do we go after death? Scripture points to what could be described as a waiting place called Hades (New Testament Greek word) or Sheol (Old Testament Hebrew word). Within the waiting place, one side is described as torment, the other as paradise. Both are written about in the story of the rich man and Lazarus (ref: Luke 16:19-31). We can tell a few things about what this after-life place is like because of a conversation Rev. Micah E. Welcher between the rich man who was in torment, and Abraham and Lazarus who were in paradise. They could talk but they could not cross from one side to the other. Also, the rich man was not allowed to communicate with his five living brothers to warn them about the reality of torment. In Matthew 24:36-51 and chapter 25 Jesus tells several stories and parables to illustrate that our fate is set after we die, since there is nothing more we can do to obey the Master. The final judgment or the second coming involves something much different than the waiting place scenario. It is described as a day, not days, and not an on-going process as people die, but rather a day in which no one knows the day or the hour (ref: Matthew 24:36). It is a day in which Jesus will return to bring his faithful home to heaven. 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17 says, “For the Lord himself will come down from heaven, with a loud command, with the voice of the archangel and the trumpet call of God.” Paul goes on to say that those who are already dead in Christ will rise first, followed by the saved who are still living. We can presume that Judgment Day has not already happened since we are still doing spiritual battle, not to men- tion the fact that we have not yet heard the trumpet call of God! The apostle Paul says, “For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that each one may receive what is due him for the things done while in the body, whether good or bad (2 Corinthians 5:10).” People have a lot of questions about the specifics of Christ’s return, exactly how He will carry out Judgment Day, and exactly what heaven will be like. But the fact that there are a lot of things we simply do not know should have no bearing on how we prepare ourselves to meet our Maker face to face. Have a great week!

Reach Barrett Vanlandingham at the Fort Gibson Church of Christ at (918) 478-2222 or [email protected]. Scouts’ future uncertain if ban on gays is dropped

NEW YORK (AP) — The Boy Scouts of America’s proposed move away from its no-gays membership policy has outraged some longtime admirers, gratified many critics and raised in- triguing questions about the iconic organization’s future. Will the Scouts now be split between troops with gay-friendly policies and those that keep the ban? What will a National Jam- boree be like if it brings together these disparate groups with conflicting ideologies? Will the churches long devoted to scout- ing now be torn by internal debate over the choices that may lie ahead? A top official of the Southern Baptist Convention, whose conservative churches sponsor hundreds of Scout units that em- brace the ban, was among those alarmed that the BSA is propos- ing to allow sponsoring organizations to decide for themselves whether to admit gays as scouts and adult leaders. “We understand that we are now a minority, that it is not popular to have biblical values, not popular to take stands that seem intolerant,” said Frank Page, president of the SBC’s ex- ecutive committee. “This is going to lead to a disintegration of faith-based values.” Page had been scheduled to speak in July at the Scouts’ Na- tional Jamboree in West Virginia, and he’s now apprehensive there could be conflict as troops with differing policies con- verge. Asked if he might decide not to speak, Page said he would pray about it. A8

8 • Altus Times FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2013 Lifelong friend helps OPINION with social skills Dear Dr. * * * Brothers: I Dear Dr. have a life- B r o t h e r s : long friend My two kids who has al- insist that ways been they should really easy be allowed to get along to see R-rat- with and ed movies, seems to al- even though ways be on they’re not good terms even in high with everyone. I am the school yet. Some of my opposite, and I often have friends let their kids go to trouble getting along with R-rated movies with them, people and making friends. as long as they’ve checked For most of my life, I’ve out the film first, but Ial- looked up to him for this ways thought this was ex- reason and have tried to posing kids to too much emulate his social skills, sex and violence at such a with limited success. Is it young age. Am I just being possible for me to learn to paranoid, or should I try be more like my friend, and to limit my kids’ exposure could that actually help my to this kind of thing until social life? — R.P. they’re older? — C.M. Dear R.P.: The way that Dear C.M.: Unfortunate- we relate to and interact ly, there are an alarming with other people definitely number of younger children can change over time, and who are being exposed to there are behaviors we can violence and sex in the me- learn that will help build the dia today. R ratings seem- social skills that allow us ingly do not deter kids un- to get along well with oth- der the age of 18 the way we ers. When it comes to your expect that they should, and friend, it’s likely that he was according to a recent study just born with the type of in the journal Pediatrics, personality that makes it parents seem to be looking Rosa Parks, now and forever easy for him to make new the other way as well. The friends and get along with connection between expo- On Dec. 1, 1955, Rosa Rosa met Parks told D.C. everyone. There are people sure to violence in media Parks famously refused R a y m o n d Pacifica Ra- When she met Nelson out there who have this skill outlets and real-life aggres- to give up her seat on the Parks, and dio in April Mandela after his release very naturally and innately. sion in children has been es- bus to a white passenger they mar- 1956. “The from prison, he told her, It may be more of a struggle tablished by numerous stud- in Montgomery, Ala., thus ried. Rosa time had “You sustained me while for you, but it certainly is ies throughout the years, so launching the modern-day described just come I was in prison all those not impossible to learn, and it is unwise to write off this civil-rights movement. Mon- R a y m o n d when I had years.” When Rosa Parks having a friend to help you exposure as unimportant to day, Feb. 4, is the 100th Parks as been pushed died, she was the first Af- out along the way can be a our kids and our society. anniversary of her birth. the first activist she had as far as I could stand to be rican-American woman to great resource. No one would recom- After she died at the age According to a study mend that kids younger ever met. He was a member pushed.” Her arrest that day lie in state in the Capitol of 92 in 2005, much of the in the journal Social Psy- than high-school age view of the local Montgomery sparked the Montgomery rotunda. I raced down to chological and Personality super-violent movies, yet media described her as a NAACP chapter, and, when Bus Boycott, which would Washington, D.C., to cover Science, there are certain this scenario seems to be a tired seamstress, no trouble- she learned that women last more than a year. It was her memorial service. I met aspects of our personali- fact of life. Hold out as long maker. But the media got were welcome at the meet- led by a young minister who a young college student and ties that are linked to our as you can before letting it wrong. Rosa Parks was a ings, she attended. She was had just moved into town: asked her why she was there social well-being. These your kids get swept up in first-class troublemaker. Pro- elected the chapter’s secre- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. standing outside with so traits, like extroversion, the national obsession with fessor Jeanne Theoharis de- tary. It was there that Rosa Rosa Parks helped to launch many hundreds of people emotional stability and con- violence. If you can put off bunks the myth of the quiet met and worked with E.D. Dr. King. Some 50,000 Af- listening to the service on scientiousness, can grow the inevitable even for an seamstress in her new book Nixon, a radical labor orga- rican-Americans carpooled, loudspeakers. She told me over time, especially if you extra year or two, you’ll “The Rebellious Life of Mrs. nizer and president of the used church vehicles, rode proudly, “I emailed my pro- spend time practicing them. help your kids grow up at a Rosa Parks.” Theoharis told local NAACP. Rosa Parks in African-American-owned fessors and said I won’t be in In this case, the old “fake more pleasant and natural me, “This is the story of a was able to attend the High- taxis and walked. The boy- class today; I’m going to get it ‘til you make it” line is a pace. When you do finally life history of activism, as lander Folk School in Ten- cott crippled white busi- an education.” true one. If you can act like give in, start by watching [Parks] would put it, as be- nessee, in 1955. The school nesses and the public transit Rosa Parks has much to someone who is outgoing, these movies together. Con- ing ‘rebellious,’ that starts was a gathering place for system. Parks and others teach us. In fact, she and agreeable and friendly — sider skipping the most bru- decades before her famous activists — black and white mounted a court challenge other young women had re- even if you’re struggling on tal or gory scenes. Watch- bus stand and ends decades together — committed to to the segregation, and in fused to give up their seats the inside — that is how ing together at home can after.” Parks was born in overcoming segregation, June 1956, a federal court on the bus before Dec. 1, people will start to see you help lessen the impact, and Tuskegee, Ala., and raised to and for developing strate- ruled segregation on buses 1955. You never know when and treat you. Also, having you’ll know exactly what believe that she had a right gies and tactics for nonvio- unconstitutional. that magic moment will a strong social network can your kids are watching and to be respected. Jim Crow help you strengthen these listening to — at least until lent resistance to it. It was The Parks moved to De- come, but when it does, if laws were entrenched then, positive traits, so you’ll get they hit high school. It will there that Pete Seeger and troit. Rosa continued her you are involved with social a positive upward spiral take a concerted effort on and segregation was violent- others wrote the song “We work, responding to the change, you will have helped once you start working to- the part of parents nation- ly enforced. In Pine Level, Shall Overcome” as the en- Detroit riots in 1967, con- build a foundation that will ward these goals. wide to step up to the plate. where she lived, white chil- during anthem of the civil- ferring with members of the make history. dren got a bus ride to school, rights movement. Black Power movement like This Feb. 4, the U.S. while African-American Parks returned to Mont- Stokely Carmichael. She op- Postal Service will release children walked. 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Altus Times sent reporter Jason Angus into the open streets to find out… ‘Have you done your taxes?’

Filing taxes has a reputation of being a dreadful, te- dious activity that everyone wants to avoid doing, but eventually everyone must do. Accountants are busier this time of year than ever. Typically, for most, this is the prime opportunity for procrastination. According to a poll on Altustimes.com, many people haven’t even started working on their 2012 taxes. 56% of poll takers said they didn’t file yet, and will “put it off as long as possible.” 28% said “they will do it as soon as they get their W-2’s,” 11% said, “Taxes? What are taxes?” and a motivated 6% said, “Yes. I’m waiting on my refund!” Mario ‘Cruz’ Flores was walking on Main Street past the Jackson County Court house, when he answered, “Not yet. I’m still waiting on more information to come in the mail.” Along Broadway, Jim Sellers happily replied, “Yes! I have them done and waiting on my refund. That’s why I did it early.” Going into the post office to mail a package, Amber Tims shared that, “No. We’re still waiting for some stuff to come in,” and jokingly added, “and then we will put if off and mail it April 12.” Mario “Cruz” Flores Jim Sellers Amber Tims Tara Beth Johnson “Not yet. We haven’t gotten all of our W2’s,” said Tara Beth Johnson, who was out running an errand. “My husband is an accountant, but still we wait until the last minute because we usually owe.” Fernando Jones was entering the ‘Athletic Loft’ and replied, “I haven’t gotten my W2’s, so, not yet.” After buying a game from Hastings, Jordan Self said, “I haven’t gotten them in yet, and will probably wait til’ the last minute.” “We didn’t get all of out paper work mailed to us,” said Jim Dykens, while washing his truck at the Altus Car Wash. After shopping at The Cotton Patch on Commerce, Vicki Smades explained, “we are waiting on a few more documents. Everything should come in the mail soon.” A small percent of tax payers are ahead of the deadline and anxiously await their refund, while others are putting it off for one reason or another. Still, it seems like for many, they are still waiting on their W2’s and other tax information. As for me, I plan to file them this weekend. Answer the poll yourself at www.altustimes.com and see how others are answering. Jordan Self Fernando Jones Tim Dykens Vicki Smades

Fallin says no plan to revisit Medicaid Bargain rejection in Okla. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) contract with Utah-based — Gov. Mary Fallin said Thurs- Leavitt Partners to analyze day she has no plans to revisit and make recommendations Blizzard her decision to reject an expan- for developing an Oklahoma- sion of Medicaid in Oklahoma, based plan for increasing saying instead she wants the health insurance coverage in ONE DAY ONLY! federal government to give the state. policymakers in the state the Although the federal gov- BARGAIN BLIZZARD PRICES Bargain Blizzard flexibility to develop their ernment has agreed to pay Sat., Feb. 2nd • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. own plan for improving the the full cost of the Medic- health of its citizens. aid expansion for the first SAVE AN Despite repeated calls three years of the program, from Democrats for Fallin the OHCA projects a state ADDITIONAL to reverse her decision, the cost of more than $7 mil- Republican governor reiter- lion a year to administer Save ated her position that the the program for the first 25% Medicaid expansion would three years. By the time the on already ultimately prove too costly state picks up 10 percent of 50 - 75% to the state. the cost of the expansion in reduced on all remaining “I don’t think we can af- 2020, the OHCA estimates Fall & Winter merchandise ford it, and I’ve laid out my an annual cost of $65 mil- position on that,” Fallin said lion to the state if all of the half-price during an interview with 200,000 eligible uninsured merchandise! The Associated Press. “I Oklahomans were to partici- have asked a consultant to pate in the program. Check Out Our Bargain Barrel analyze our options for be- Fallin, who said she spoke ing able to provide the best Wednesday with U.S. Secre- Where no item is over a $1.00! health care service in the tary of Health and Human Hours 10-6 • Sorry no layaway or returns Classy Clothes for Classy Chicks state of Oklahoma and how Services Kathleen Sebelius, we run our Medicaid sys- said she urged Sebelius to BELLES & BEAUX 113 W Commerce

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Friday, February 1, 2013 COMICS/ENTERTAINMENT

BLONDIE Dean Young/Denis Lebrun

BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Today’s Answers

FUNKY WINKERBEAN Tom Batiuk

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne

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MUTTS Patrick McDonnell

Jacquelene Bigar’s HOROSCOPE HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday, Feb. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 1, 2013: HHHH You could be very tired and ZITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you have your share of withdrawn. You know what is neces- admirers. You are capable of having sary to do. Complete what you must a fun time with nearly anyone, but you now, and leave what you can do later really appreciate intellectual conversa- for “another day.” A loved one and/ tions and challenges. If you are single, or a close associate could be irritable. you are likely to attract a more cultured Tonight: Your treat. Try to soften up a type of personality. You will experience loved one. many fun and interesting exchanges. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) If you are attached, the two of you will HHHHH Don’t hesitate to beam in benefit from a special vacation togeth- more of what you want. Realize what er. Getting away will reinvigorate your is happening with a child or loved one. bond. Try to schedule some weekends This person adores you, so make time away to relax, as well. LIBRA has a to get together with him or her. Plan on tendency to overindulge. taking a walk or doing a different type The Stars Show the Kind of Day of stressbuster. Tonight: With a favorite You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; person. THE FAMILY CIRCUS 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) CONCEPTIS SUDOKU ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHH If you feel as if you would like Bil Keane HHHH Others make efforts to head to avoid some people, do so. If they by Dave Green in the direction you want; however, could get even a sense of your mood, something that’s been said or done they would want to avoid you as well. could be getting under your skin. Tap into your imagination and your Until you know what is ailing you, do creativity for solutions and better ideas. yourself a favor and say little. Others Tonight: Talk to someone who under- are only too happy to run the show. stands you. Tonight: Defer to others. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHHH Meetings punctuate the day. HHHH Listen to everything that is If you can, schedule the most fun gath- going on behind the scenes. You might ering for the end of the afternoon. You opt to ignore the obvious — for now, not only will participate in this meeting, at least. A friend or loved one pushes but you also might witness its transfor- you hard. Honor whatever respon- mation into a fun evening get-together. sibilities you must take care of first. Tonight: Continue as you would like. Compliments come your way. Tonight: CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) TGIF. HHH Stay on top of your obliga- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) tions. If you do, you could be more HHHH A compliment or kind mes- responsive to those around you. You sage makes you smile. Understanding have a way of showing your compas- DENNIS THE MENACE will evolve if you stay open and avoid sion through actions that means a lot to making a judgment. A boss or some- others. Make a point of inviting a friend Hank Ketchum one you look up to might start demand- to join you. Tonight: A discussion could ing more. Make a careful choice as to become too animated. how to respond. Tonight: Time to romp AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) and enjoy yourself. HHHH Reach out to someone you CANCER (June 21-July 22) care about. You have not been your HHHH Observe, but do not commit responsive self to this person as of late. to anything. Your major focus needs to Discuss your anger, but be sensitive, be your own well-being. Money could too. Maintain some detachment as you play into discussions. Reach out to try to figure out what to do. Use caution someone at a distance. Do not be sur- when spending. Tonight: Only where prised if this person seems to have an there is music. attitude. Tonight: Accept an interesting PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) invitation. HHHH Deal with others directly. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Though one person might be outra- HHHH How you verbalize what you geous in his or her interactions, know need will make a difference as to how that you have the wherewithal to the message is received. Others find handle this issue. Establish appropriate you engaging and are disposed to go boundaries. Use caution with someone along with your ideas, though one per- you meet today. Tonight: Dinner with a son might differentiate him- or herself loved one. as a critic. Tonight: Happiest sharing Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet news. at www.jacquelinebigar.com. Visit us onlineAd at goeswww.altustimes.com here A12

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