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spoke about his gratitude in com- ing here as an immigrant from Turlock mayoral candidates Mexico and being able to run for mayor. He also spoke about the need for more opportunities for children, treating homeless peo- clash over city’s finances ple with dignity and respect, and the need for better roads on the city’s west side. Bublak said Turlock is using in additional spending this year. reserves to pay employees’ BY KEVIN VALINE “We are spending down on salaries and benefits, which she [email protected] our reserves in a good econo- said is “absolutely the worse my,” said Councilwoman Amy thing you can do.” The candidates for Turlock Bublak, one of the four candi- Bates said there has been so mayor talked about water, roads dates for mayor in the Novem- much conflicting information and the incumbent’s leadership ber election and who voted for about the city’s finances that he at a Thursday night forum at the most of the additional spending. compared it to a “pinball in a Carnegie Arts Center. The other candidates are pinball machine,” adding that And they talked about the Mayor Gary Soiseth, former Soiseth’s recent State of the City city’s roughly $42 million gener- Mayor Brad Bates and Jaime address said Turlock was al fund budget, which primarily Franco, who unsuccessfully ran strong. “That’s not true,” Bates pays for police and fire, and that for council in 2016. The Turlock said. “... We are facing an ex- CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT [email protected] the city is on track to drain all of Journal put on the candidate tremely serious financial fu- Mayoral candidate Amy Bublak, among a group of four contenders, the fund’s reserves in about forum, which drew about 200 ture.” answers a question during the Turlock Mayoral Candidate Forum on three years after the City Coun- people. Thursday at the downtown Carnegie Arts Center. cil approved nearly $3.3 million Franco is the long shot and SEE TURLOCK, 4A Truckers ignored weight limit on Seventh St. Bridge
BY JOHN HOLLAND TOM BRENNER NYT [email protected] “I have no doubt that, if the attack on Dr. Ford was as bad as The century-old Seventh Street she says, charges would have Bridge in Modesto will close for been immediately filed with local three days to repair damage done Law Enforcement Authorities by by trucks that exceeded the weight either her or her loving parents,” limit last month. President Donald Trump said in a The current closure will be tweet Friday. through 6 a.m. Monday, on the Tuolumne River span. The damage happened during an Aug. 30 detour from a Crows Landing Road onramp to Highway Trump 99, said David Leamon, interim public works director for Stanislaus questions County. The bridge has a 4-ton limit because of its age, and semi driv- Kavanaugh ers were directed to take their typically 40-ton loads to the Ninth Street Bridge. An estimated 100 accuser’s THE REPAIR IS EXPECTED credibility TO COST $25,000 TO
$30,000 FROM A FUEL BY JOHN WAGNER, SEUNG MIN KIM TAX FUND. AND SEAN SULLIVAN Washington Post WASHINGTON drivers used Seventh Street any- President Donald Trump cast way, and the vibration caused doubt Friday on the credibility of some of the concrete to crumble the woman who has accused on an abutment on the south side, Brett Kavanaugh of sexually Leamon said. assaulting her when they were A county crew installed wooden teenagers, escalating the stan- columns the next day to tempo- doff over the Supreme Court rarily support that part of the nomination. bridge. The upcoming work will By attacking California profes- involve adding concrete to the sor Christine Blasey Ford, abutment. Trump abandoned the self- The repair is expected to cost restraint he had showed for days $25,000 to $30,000 from a fuel and pushed Kavanaugh’s nomi- tax fund. The county could seek nation deeper into turmoil. reimbursement from a trucker’s Democrats, key Republican insurer, Leamon said, but that is senators and advocates for vic- unlikely with the large number in tims of sexual assault swiftly this case. rebuked the president. The city and county already Republican senators on Friday were planning on replacing the issued an ultimatum to Ford. bridge, which was built in 1916 and Senate Judiciary Committee served residents well for decades. Chairman Charles Grassley, The project is expected to cost STANISLAUS CO. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS R-Iowa, called on Ford to re- about $34 million, mostly federal Vibrations from large trucks damaged a concrete abutment on the Seventh Street Bridge in money, and finish in 2020 or 2021. Modesto on Aug. 30. The bridge will be closed for three days ending Monday. SEE KAVANAUGH, 5A
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Mike Parker of the The Stanislaus County BY JIM SILVA arope tied to the trestle. Stanislaus County Sher- Sheriff’s Department is [email protected] The body’s toes were iff’s Department. investigating the incident. within inches of the Tuo- The rope had apparently An autopsy on the body Abody was found hang- lumne River that flows been there since earlier will be performed, Parker ing from the train trestle underneath. this summer, Parker said. said. just east of the Seventh The man was trying to It was tied to the bottom Crews with the Modesto JIM SILVA [email protected] Street bridge in Modesto swing into the water, but of the trestle by people Fire Department also on Friday morning. the rope became entan- who were jumping into were on scene and awater Crews respond to acall beneath atrain trestle just east of The death appears to be gled around his arm pits. the river. rescue team, which cut the SeventhStreet bridge in ModestoonFriday. accidental. It appears he became It is not known how the rope and lowered the Around 7:30 a.m., emer- asphyxiated after hanging long the body had been body into the boat. gency crews were called there for an undisclosed there before it was discov- The Seventh Street repairs. Authorities have the rope along the BNSF to the scene on areport of amount of time, according ered. Bridge is closed due to asked officials to remove Railway lines. Driver convicted of murder washigh on meth, going 90 mph cousin at the nearby Mo- BY ROSALIO AHUMADA desto Hotel, his family has [email protected] said. The careening pickup AModesto man on went through the fence Thursday pleaded guilty to and “crushed” Namauleg second-degree murder for on his motorcycle, accord- driving high on metham- ing to filed court docu- phetamine before careen- ments by the prosecution. ing off Highway 99 and Namauleg suffered “mas- killing amotorcyclist near- sive” injuries to virtually ly three years ago. every part of his body. Brian Michael Correll The passengers in the also pleaded guilty to ve- first vehicle –two adults hicular manslaughter and four children –escap- while intoxicated with ed serious injury, accord- gross negligence and being ing to the CHP. The sec- afelon in possession of a ond vehicle that was hit gun, according to Deputy pulled over on the right District Attorney Anthony side of the highway, and Colacito, who prosecuted there was no immediate the case. report of injury. Michael Namauleg, 36, Correll suffered minor injuries in the crash and [email protected] of Stockton was the motor- cyclist whose body was was treated at Memorial Fifth-grader Zack Shivar,10, on Fridayshows off his peace rock, which he paintedtoresemble apearl. Theysharethe pinned beneath Correll’s Medical Center before he same first three letters,hepointedout. pickup. He was pro- was booked at the Stanis- nounced dead at the laus County Jail. Prose- scene. He was the father of cutors said ablood test two young children. confirmed Correll had Correll, 34,will be sen- meth and amphetamine in Summit CharterAcademy tenced to 15 years in pri- his system. son. As part of aplea deal Investigators found to avoid atrial scheduled inside the pickup aduffel to start Oct. 16,Correll bag that had marijuana, growsrock garden of peace agreed to waive the time syringes, aknife and a he has spent in jail await- weight scale, according to ing trial. That means Cor- prosecutors. They found rell started serving his another bag in the pickup BY PATTY GUERRA prison sentence Thursday. that also had marijuana. [email protected] The deadly crash oc- Aloaded .40caliber curred about 7:45p.m. Glock handgun was found What does peace Oct. 28,2015. The on the right passenger look like? It looks like California Highway Patrol floorboard, the prose- has said Correll was speed- cution said. Investigators aflower, and alady- ing north on Highway 99, also found agun magazine bug, and aheart. about ahalf mile north of fully loaded with .40cali- And it also looks like the Briggsmore Avenue ber bullets in alock box in aNinja Turtle, the overpass in Modesto. the pickup. Correll was driving a At the time, Correll’s University of Ten- gold 2001 Chevrolet Silve- criminal record stretched nessee logo, and a rado pickup. He had no back to 2001, including Pokemon. passengers. One witness various drug, theft and Summit Charter told investigators he was traffic charges, according Academy, located at weaving through traffic to Stanislaus Superior and cut her off. She said Court records. Hatch and Central Correll was driving much The CHP’s Multidisci- near Modesto, cele- faster than her speed of 82 plinary Accident Investiga- brated International mph. She was about to call tion Team, which inspect- Day of Peace on Fri- 911when the crash hap- ed and analyzed the pick- pened in front of her. up, determined the Chevy day by starting arock The pickup rear-ended a Silverado was going 90 garden. Each of the Ford Flex sport utility mph with its throttle at 420-plus students — vehicle in the far left lane 100 percent asecond and most teachers — before it veered to the before the crash, according right and struck aDodge to court documents. The contributed arock Avenger sedan in the mid- investigators said it also painted to resemble dle lane. Authorities said appeared Correll had what peace meant to the pickup continued ca- downshifted from drive to them. reening to the right off the third gear before the crash. highway and crashed On Friday, Correll re- For fifth-grader Zack through afence. mained in custody at the Shivar, that meant a Namauleg was riding his jail. He is scheduled to pearl. “They share the motorcycle south on Sisk return to court Oct. 16, same first three let- Road, which parallels when he will be formally Highway 99. The motorcy- sentenced. He then will be ters,” he said, of clist was in front of the transferred to prison to “peace” and “pearl”. Plaza Parkway Shopping serve the remainder of his “And it’s my birth- Center to meet up with his sentence. stone.” ‘‘THEY SHARE THE SAME FIRST THREE LETTERS OF “PEACE”AND “PEARL.” [email protected] BRIAN [email protected] The newrock garden at Summer CharterAcademyonHatch Road in Modesto on The aftermath of afatal collision between apickup and a Zack Shivar Friday. motorcycle on Sisk Road in ModestoOct.29, 2015. 4A SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 2018 Local MODBEE.COM to mask their Internet provider address to dis- AROUND THE REGION Mangets4yearsfor MODESTO guise her identity. :American Cancer SocietyRelayfor LifeYardSale Brittany Maunakea, 29, What When: Saturday, 8a.m. to 4p.m. of Manteca on Aug. 16 Where: 2513 Bridle Path Lane, Modesto unemploymentfraud All proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society. Items for was sentenced to two and Info: ahalf years in federal sale include babyarticles,clothing, equipment, household goods mento. ments from the EDD and prison for her involvement and more. Formoreinformation contact Nancyat209-521-3343. BY ROSALIO AHUMADA Authorities said the obtaining debit cards in the fraud scheme. Gre- [email protected] conspirators collected issued to identity theft gory Lee, 56, of Antioch What: ModestoQuarterback Club nearly $900,000 in victims, according to Abel has pleaded guilty and is When: Monday, noon A25-year-old Stockton fraudulent benefits. Reyna Salinas of the U.S. Depart- scheduled to be sentenced Where: Coaches Corner,960 Oakdale Road man this week was sen- is among five people ac- ment of Labor Office of on Dec. 13. Info: The ModestoQuarterback Club invites the public to its tenced to four years and cused of conducting the Inspector General. “This scheme exploited weekly meeting featuring alocal high school coach and fiveguest players from teams,including ModestoJunior College. Meetings will three months in federal scheme. Pamela Emanuel, 57, of afund designed to support be held each Mondaythroughout the football season, with the prison for filing false state Charges still are pend- San Jose also has been people in California in a exception of holidays,including school holidays,and school meet- unemployment insurance ing against Russell White implicated in the alleged time of need, stealing ings.The lunch is $11. Formoreinformation email Duane at claims as part of a III, 35,ofTurlock, who is fraud scheme, and her money from avital fund,” [email protected]. scheme, which authorities accused of conspiracy to charges are still pending. said Sean Ragan, special say involves aTurlock commit mail fraud and 16 She worked as atax com- agent in charge of the What: ModestoAreaPartners Lecture man accused of mail counts of mail fraud. pliance representative for FBI’s Sacramento Field Friday, Sept.28, 7:30 p.m. fraud. Federal prosecutors the EDD. Office. When: Where: ModestoJunior College West Campus,2201 Blue Gum Sergio Doriante San- have said White filed Emanuel is accused of Prosecutors have said Ave. chez Reyna was part of a fraudulent claims with using her position to ac- the defendants filed the Info: Free lecture“Colliding Black Holes,Exploding Stars,and the scheme from Dec. 12, information they received cess information on work- claims with the state Cosmic Origin of the Elements” by DanKasen, Ph.D,associate 2014,through July 16, from an alleged conspir- ers throughout the state to agency, usually providing professor of physics and astronomyatUCBerkeleyand Lawrence BerkeleyNational Laboratory. The presentation will be in SierraHall 2016,inwhich he and his ator, who worked as atax use that information to names of fake businesses 132. Formoreinformation, visit modestoscience.wordpress.com or conspirators filed at least compliance representative file fraudulent unemploy- as the claimants’ last the Facebook page. 269 false claims seeking for the state Employment ment claims in the names employers. As aresult, the more than $2.5 million in Development Depart- of the unknowing victims. victim’s real employer was fraudulent benefits, ac- ment. Prosecutors said the not immediately notified What: AFPLunch and Learn Program cording to the U.S. At- Reyna facilitated the conspirators used avirtual that aclaim was filed. When: Thursday, Oct. 4, noon to 1:30 p.m. torney’s Office in Sacra- scheme by receiving docu- private network designed Where: Skewers Kabob House, 821LSt. Info: The Association of Fundraising Professionals,Yosemite chapter,lunch meeting with the topic Multi-Channel Fundraising with speaker Amber Flores,director of development–foundation & annual giving. Cost is $15 formembers,$20 fornonmembers; regis- details at Thursday’s fo- tration is requested by Oct. 2at4p.m.For moreinformation, email rum but said they would [email protected] or visit afpyosemite.afpnet.org. come out soon. Bublak posted avideo on her RIVERBANK Facebook page after the What: Veterans AdvisoryCommission Meeting debate, claiming Soiseth When: Monday, 5:30 p.m. had positioned himself to Where: BoyScout Hall, 3017High St. make money off the plant Info: The Stanislaus County Veterans AdvisoryCommission seeks participation from interested veterans and family members.The as aconsultant. She called purpose of the commission is to representall veterans in Stanislaus for investigations by the County by advising the Stanislaus County BoardofSupervisors and Stanislaus County Grand staff.Members of the public arewelcome and areencouraged to Jury and the California serve on astrategic prioritycommittee. Formoreinformation con- Attorney General’s Office. tact JoeMadden at 209-914-4764. Soiseth said Friday that Bublak’s allegations are “100 percent untrue.” SONORA What: Birdwalkand viewing Soiseth had worked for When: Sunday, 8a.m. the Modesto Irrigation Where: IndigenyReserve,14679 Summers Lane CHRISTOPHER [email protected] District as its regulatory Info: The Central SierraAudubon Societybirdwalk and viewing. CurrentMayor of Turlock, GarySoiseth, faces candidateBradBates while answering a administrator until resign- Walk will last 2to3hours.Children arewelcome if accompanied by adults.Meet in the Indigenyparking lot and followthe signs from question, with candidateAmy Bublak, right. ing Sept. 7. He said he will the intersection of Greenleyand Lyons/Bald Mountain Road. For be awater and energy moreinformation contact the outing leader Kit DeGear at consultant and has set up 925-822-5215 or email [email protected]. FROM PAGE 1A patchers plead with us to alimited liability corpora- make sure we pay acom- tion called Central Cali- Send Region items to Region, The ModestoBee, P.O. Box5256, petitive salary to keep fornia Advisors. Modesto95352; call 209-578-2330; fax209-578-2207; or email TURLOCK them here,” Soiseth said Bublak could not be [email protected]. at Thursday’s candidate reached for comment The City Council got a trator this summer. He forum. “Because keeping Friday. glimpse of that future at said city officials will work acommunity safe ... is its Aug. 14 meeting during with the council to mini- economic development astaff presentation about mize expenses and maxi- and will keep our reserves the general fund and its mize revenues and on strong.” reserves. other measures. Soiseth said Turlock will Administrative Services Lawton also told the be aggressive in monitor- Director Kellie Jacobs- council: “It’s aserious ing its expenses and find- Hunter explained to the situation, but we do have, ing new revenues. council that Turlock ex- we do have the ability to He was elected to his pects to draw down re- sustain ourselvesfor anoth- first term in November serves in its current fiscal er, at least another two 2014,and his tenure has year —which started July years.” been marked by several 1—by$3.3 million from The council from March controversies. Bublak and your inspec $9.7 million to $6.4 mil- through July approved Bates brought them up, lion and is expected to nearly $3.3 million in and Bates talked about all draw down reserves by an spending that will come of the department heads additional $5.9 million from general fund re- who have left under Soi- over the city’s next two serves, with about $1.4 seth’s tenure and essen- fiscal years. million of that for com- tially said the mayor has That calculation does pensation increases for overstepped his authority not include the general police and other city em- by being too involved in fund subsidy to the city’s ployees and about $1 mil- city operations. engineering division, lion toward hiring three The departures include which is nearly $378,000 firefighters, four police two city managers, acity in the current budget, but officers and two dispatch- attorney, apolice chief, a is expected to be less in ers. These employee and city clerk, afire chief, a future years after the compensation costs will city engineer and the council this year increased carry over and increase in deputy director of devel- what the division charges future budgets. opment services and plan- for its services. Bublak voted for all of ning. Some retired; others Jacobs-Hunter said in the increases except for left for jobs at other cities. an interview that the $1.4 million in spending, Bublak and Bates said council approved about which primarily was for Soiseth has aconflict of $200,000 in an addition- hiring the additional pub- interest regarding the al spending that will come lic safety employees and a Stanislaus Regional Water from general fund re- lease for apolice radio Authority, the joint pow- serves since the Aug. 14 system, according to city ers authority Ceres and meeting. records. Soiseth voted for Turlock are using to build “The picture before you all of the spending in- awater treatment plant is serious, but Iwould not creases. along the Tuolumne River say hopeless,” City Man- “I will not stand by and and near Fox Grove Park. ager Bob Lawton told the hoard our money in our The Turlock Irrigation council at the Aug. 14 reserves while our Police District will provide the meeting. Lawton started Department, our Fire river water for the plant. as Turlock’s top adminis- Department and our dis- They did not provide Local News...... 578-2330 SETTING IT STRAIGHT City Desk...... 578-2327 We want to make sure the mistakes to our attention, Work &Money...578-2343 information in this paper so we may correctthem. Features ...... 578-2312 is accurate. Please call Sports...... 578-2300 Worship/Churches Misc. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 2018 5A MODBEE.COM Nation Early voting for McCabe, then the acting attacks for his own role Rosenstein denies bureau director, that in Comey’s firing, Ro- midterm races documented Rosen- senstein had an up-close starts in 2 states stein’s actions and com- view of the tumult. Ro- ments. senstein appeared con- In Minnesota, the first he talked about how None of Rosenstein’s flicted, regretful and votes of the 2018 mid- proposals apparently emotional, according to term elections have been came to fruition. It is not people who spoke with cast. Voting machines are clear how determined he him at the time. set up in city buildings. A to oust Trump was about seeing them Rosenstein disputed series of get-out-the-vote through, though he did this account. “The New rallies is scheduled. And tell McCabe that he York Times’ story is each party is spending might be able to per- inaccurate and factually millions of dollars to push suade Attorney General incorrect,” he said in a BY ADAM GOLDMAN its supporters to the polls. AND MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT Jeff Sessions and John statement. “I will not While Election Day New York Times Kelly, then the secretary further comment on a 2018 is Nov. 6, Minneso- of homeland security story based on anony- ta law allows in-person WASHINGTON and now the White mous sources who are voting to begin 46 days The deputy attorney House chief of staff, to obviously biased against early, making it the first general, Rod Rosenstein, mount an effort to in- the department and are battleground state to suggested last year that voke the 25th Amend- advancing their own begin casting votes in the he secretly record Presi- ment. personal agenda. But let broader fight for control dent Donald Trump in Friday night, Trump me be clear about this: of Congress. the White House to ex- pledged at a campaign Based on my personal South Dakota also pose the chaos consum- rally in Missouri to rid dealings with the presi- opened early voting Fri- ing the administration, the Justice Department dent, there is no basis to day, and four more states and he discussed recruit- of its “lingering stench.” invoke the 25th Amend- follow in the next six ing Cabinet members to In comments reported ment.” days, including New invoke the 25th Amend- T.J. KIRKPATRICK NYT by The Associated Press, In a second statement Jersey and Missouri. ment to remove Trump “The New York Times’ story is inaccurate and factually Trump said the depart- hours later, Rosenstein — ASSOCIATED PRESS from office for being incorrect,” Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said. ment has some “great said: “I never pursued or unfit. people” but also “some authorized recording the Rosenstein made these real bad ones.” He said president and any sug- suggestions in the spring He had begun over- recording Trump and the bad ones are gone, gestion that I have ever Russia inquiry of 2017 when Trump’s seeing the Russia in- about the 25th Amend- “but there’s a lingering advocated for the remov- firing of James Comey as vestigation and played a ment in meetings and stench and we’re going al of the President is documents to FBI director plunged the key role in the presi- conversations with other to get rid of that, too.” absolutely false,” the remain classified White House into tur- dent’s dismissal of Justice Department and It was unclear who Washington Post report- moil. Over the ensuing Comey by writing a me- FBI officials. Several Trump was referring to ed. In a rare retreat, Presi- days, the president di- mo critical of his hand- people described the and he didn’t name A Justice Department dent Donald Trump on vulged classified in- ling of the Hillary Clin- episodes in interviews names. spokeswoman also pro- Friday said he was no telligence to Russians in ton email investigation. over the past several The extreme sugges- vided a statement from a longer demanding that the Oval Office, and But Rosenstein was months, insisting on tions attributed to Ro- person who was present documents related to the revelations emerged that caught off guard when anonymity to discuss senstein show his state when Rosenstein pro- Russia investigation be Trump had asked Comey Trump cited the memo internal deliberations. of mind in the disori- posed wearing a wire. immediately declassified to pledge loyalty and end in the firing, and he be- The people were briefed enting days that followed The person, who would and released to the pub- an investigation into a gan telling people that he either on the events Comey’s dismissal. Sit- not be named, acknowl- lic. senior aide. feared he had been used. themselves or on memos ting in on Trump’s in- edged the remark but Taking to Twitter on Rosenstein was just Rosenstein made the written by FBI officials, terviews with prospective said Rosenstein made it Friday morning, Trump two weeks into his job. remarks about secretly including Andrew FBI directors and facing sarcastically. said that instead of an immediate release, Jus- tice Department officials would review the docu- FROM PAGE 1A is not yet known. ments, adding that “in “What we don’t know at the end I can always this point is if any coal ash declassify if it proves KAVANAUGH has filtered into the Cape necessary.” Fear River,” said Mike Some documents in- spond to his offer for her Kavanaugh. Republicans Regan, secretary for the clude text messages and Kavanaugh to testify hold a slim 51-to-49 ad- state Department of Envi- about the Russia inquiry; before the panel Wednes- vantage in the Senate. ronmental Quality. “We others relate to the sur- day. If she were to reject “I was appalled by the plan to conduct flyovers … veillance of former the proposal or choose not president’s tweet,” said to see if we can ascertain Trump aide Carter Page. to respond by late Friday, Sen. Susan Collins, R- that.” — NEW YORK TIMES Grassley said, the commit- Maine. “First of all, we Security personnel for tee would move ahead know that allegations of Duke blocked access Friday with a vote on Kava- sexual assault – I’m not to Sutton Lake Road, which naugh’s nomination Mon- saying that’s what hap- leads to a public dock on Trump signs bills day. pened in this case – but we Duke Energy via AP the reservoir, a popular Earlier in the day, the know allegations of sexual Gray “coal combustion byproducts” on Friday float on local destination for boat- including funding Senate’s top Republican assault are one of the most the surface of a lake at a Duke Energy facility near ing and fishing. for veterans expressed confidence that unreported crimes that Wilmington, N.C. The flooded basin contains 400,000 Duke denied a request Kavanaugh would win exist. So I thought that the cubic yards of coal ash, which is typically loaded with for an Associated Press President Donald confirmation. “In the very president’s tweet was mercury, lead, arsenic and other toxic heavy metals. reporter at the scene Friday Trump on Friday signed a near future, Judge Kava- completely inappropriate to pass the barricade, say- package of spending bills naugh will be on the Unit- and wrong.” ing that the situation at the funding veterans, military ed States Supreme Court,” Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., lake “continues to change” construction and Energy Senate Majority Leader sounded a similar note, Breached dam and is “not safe.” Department programs for Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., saying, “I thought that was Aerial photos released by 2019, taking a first step told conservative activists. incredibly insensitive.” the company showed a toward keeping the feder- But plenty of uncertainty Democrats were even threatens to dump wide breach in the earthen al government running loomed over a nominee more critical. Sen. Maggie dam and the affected ash when the new fiscal year who could shift the court Hassan, N.H., tweeted: coal ash into river dump largely underwater. begins Oct. 1. further right for a gener- “The President’s com- Sutton Lake is the former The three-bill legisla- ation – and whether ments are one of the rea- coaling pond for a coal- tive package ensures Trump’s broadside would sons why it is so hard for in South Carolina as the fired plant Duke retired in BY MICHAEL BIESECKER programs for veterans, influence on-the-fence survivors of sexual assault AND ALAN SUDERMAN trillions of gallons of water 2013 and replaced with a military construction Republican senators with [to] come forward.” Associated Press dumped by Hurricane Flo- new generating station that projects, energy and wa- the power to torpedo Ka- Ford planned to meet rence meanders to the sea, runs off natural gas. Duke ter spending and legisla- vanaugh’s nomination. with the FBI on Friday Florence’s floodwaters raising river levels and said that power plant was tive branch functions will “I have no doubt that, if afternoon as part of its breached a dam holding threatening more destruc- shut down overnight as it be funded through 2019, the attack on Dr. Ford was investigation of death back a large reservoir at a tion. was swamped floodwaters regardless of what hap- as bad as she says, charges threats she has received Wilmington power plant In South Carolina, emer- and all employees safely pens with the rest of the would have been immedi- since agreeing to go public Friday, and coal ash from gency managers ordered evacuated. federal budget. ately filed with local Law with her allegations, ac- an adjacent dump could be 3,000 people to flee homes The current breach at the The signing does not Enforcement Authorities cording to her attorney, flowing into the nearby along the Lynches River. Wilmington site is separate end chances of a partial by either her or her loving Debra Katz. Katz said the Cape Fear River. The National Weather from the rupture at a near- government shutdown. parents,” Trump said in a FBI contacted Ford with Duke Energy spokeswo- Service said that the river by coal ash landfill reported — WASHINGTON POST Friday tweet, his first to material about the threats. man Paige Sheehan said the could reach record flood at the site last weekend, mention Kavanaugh’s Negotiations between company does not believe levels late Saturday or early spilling enough material to accuser by name. committee Republicans the breach at the L.V. Sutton Sunday, and shelters are fill 180 dump trucks. Ford said in an interview and Ford’s lawyers Power Station poses a signif- open. Duke’s ash waste man- Woman stabs 5, with The Washington Post dragged into Friday eve- icant threat for more flood- Officials downstream agement has faced intense published Sunday that she ning over whether Ford ing in nearby communities sounded dire alarms, point- scrutiny since a drainage including infants, told no one of the incident would testify and under because the river is already ing out the property de- pipe collapsed under a at NY nursery in any detail until 2012, what conditions. running high after the hurri- struction and environ- waste pit at an old plant in when she was in couples In a letter from Grass- cane. mental disasters left in Eden in 2014, triggering a A woman stabbed five therapy with her husband. ley’s staff to Ford’s law- Floodwaters from the Florence’s wake. massive spill that coated 70 people – including three By Friday afternoon, the yers, Senate Republicans Cape Fear opened several “Although the winds are miles of the Dan River in newborn babies – and hashtag #WhyIDidntRe- said they were willing to breaches overnight in the gone and the rain is not gray sludge. The utility then slashed her wrist port was trending on Twit- accommodate several of earthen dam at Sutton falling, the water is still later agreed to plead guilty early Friday inside a New ter, with thousands of the professor’s requests for Lake, a 1,100-acre reservoir there and the worst is still to nine Clean Water Act York City home that was people coming forward to testifying before the com- at the power plant. Water to come in the Pee Dee,” violations and pay $102 apparently being used as explain their hesitation to mittee. Those included from the lake then flooded South Carolina Gov. Henry million in fines and restitu- an unlicensed neigh- contact authorities. ensuring that she had one of three large coal ash McMaster said Friday, tion for illegally discharging borhood nursery for new Also on Friday, Trump proper security and breaks dumps lining the lakeshore. referring to the eastern part pollution from ash dumps mothers and their chil- tweeted: “Let her testify, during her testimony, that Sheehan said the company of the state. at five North Carolina pow- dren, authorities said. or not, and TAKE THE all senators get equal time can’t rule out that ash might At least 43 people have er plants. It plans to close All of the victims in the VOTE!” to speak, that press access be escaping from the flood- died of storm-related caus- all its ash dumps by 2029. attack, which happened In a departure from his be limited, and that just ed dump and washing into es, including an elderly At the separate Duke before 4 a.m., were hospi- usual instincts to go on the one camera be allowed in the river. Gray material that man whose body was found plant near Goldsboro, three talized but expected to attack, Trump had re- the hearing room. She also the company characterized in a pickup truck that had old coal-ash dumps capped survive. mained relatively re- asked that Kavanaugh not as “coal combustion bypro- been submerged in South with soil were underwater The 52-year-old suspect strained in his public re- be present as she speaks. ducts” could be seen floating Carolina. Thursday after the Neuse – an employee at the marks about Ford’s accu- But Republicans made in both the lake and river River flooded. nursery – was taken into sation. Until Friday, the clear they would not agree Friday. COAL ASH HAZARD Staff from the Water- custody and was being president mostly defended to some of her other re- The ash left over when Floodwaters at the Duke keeper Alliance, an envi- treated for her wounds Kavanaugh’s character quests. Among those were coal is burned to generate Energy site were continuing ronmental group, visited and undergoing a psychi- while stressing that Ford that Kavanaugh testify first electricity contains an array to rise Friday. The area the flooded dumps at the atric examination, au- should be allowed to be and that the committee of elements, including lead, received more than 30 H.F. Lee Power Plant by thorities said. No imme- heard. subpoena Mark Judge – a mercury, arsenic and other inches of rain from former boat Wednesday and took diate charges were filed. His latest comments Kavanaugh friend who toxic heavy metals. Duke Hurricane Florence. The photographs and collected — ASSOCIATED PRESS triggered a widespread Ford says was present said Friday that the inun- Cape Fear River was ex- samples of gray sludge and backlash from Democratic during the alleged incident dated basin at the plant pected to crest Saturday. water they said was wash- lawmakers and a few mod- – and call other potential contains about 400,000 North Carolina’s top ing into the floodwaters. erate Republican senators witnesses to the hearing. cubic yards of ash. environmental regulator The group said a private lab who have not declared A new round of evac- said the extent of the po- would analyze samples. whether they will support uations was ordered Friday tential environmental harm 6A SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 2018 News MODBEE.COM said the audit is “better late than never.” Police makearrest in Brown directs California “It’s an important first step that Ihave been shin- ing light on for months,” ‘NorCal Rapist’ case officials to audit DMV Cox said. “The Sacramento political class has done a “For 27 years that truth DMV’s field operations, IT State Audits. Brown’s office shameful job addressing BY RUBEN VIVES was not known until BY BRYAN ANDERSON system and governance declined to comment furth- these real problems plagu- Los Angeles Times now.” [email protected] structure and develop re- er. The DMV previously ing millions of Californians. The arrest is another commendations. Palmer said an audit would be a Every hour spent in aDMV Sacramento County major breakthrough for Gov. Jerry Brown on said the DMV will reim- “strain” on resources. line is an hour away from authorities announced authorities who have Friday directed his admin- burse the agency $700,000 After State Sen. Ben someone’s job or family.” Friday the arrest of a turned to DNA as they istration to conduct an to $800,000 to conduct Allen, D-Santa Monica, Patterson, R-Fresno, also longtime UC Berkeley seek breakthroughs in audit into California’s em- the audit. He expects astaff declined to vote on Pat- welcomed the news of the employee as asuspect in cold cases. The most battled Department of of about 10 people to come terson’s request, effectively audit approval. “Every now the “NorCal Rapist” notable case came last Motor Vehicles. out with afull report in killing the audit, Allen said and then, pigs fly,” he said. case. year when Sacramento The agency has faced March 2019. he received acall from “I think it’s absolutely the The suspect was identi- police used DNA and issues and controversy over “We welcome the De- Brown the following morn- right thing to do. The prob- fied as Roy Charles Wall- genealogy websites to rising wait times,aging partment of Finance’s input ing “expressing his full lems at the DMV are much er, 58,aresident of Ben- arrest Joseph DeAngelo, technology and improper into DMV’s ongoing efforts commitment to addressing deeper, and much more icia, and is accused of whom authorities say is voter registration. to reduce wait times and the issues.” complex. The DMV has carrying out aseries of the Golden State Killer. In aletter sent to DMV improve customer service “I take the governor’s demonstrated they simply sexual assaults from 1991 DeAngelo has been Director Jean Shiomoto, the and stand ready to assist call and the governor’s can’t do it on their own.” to 2006 in several cities arrested in connection Department of Finance with the audit,” Shiomoto personal commitment to Some Republicans ques- from Sacramento Valley with multiple counts of acknowledges the DMV has said in astatement. addressing the issues over a tioned Brown’s decision to to the Bay Area, accord- murder and sexual as- made progress in address- Brown’s decision order- seven-month audit that’s have the Department of ing to District Attorney saults. ing ongoing issues but says ing the Finance Depart- going to tell us exactly what Finance handle the in- Anne Marie Schubert. Sacramento Police recent developments have ment to audit the DMV we already know.” vestigation, rather than Waller, who is married, Chief Daniel Hahn said “underscored the need for comes after his previous Republican gubernatorial State Auditor Elaine Howle. faces 12 counts of forced no crimes are believed to further analysis.” efforts to undermine an candidate John Cox, who sexual assaults with spe- have occurred at the UC H.D. Palmer, aspokes- August request from As- has gone to DMV offices to Bryan Anderson: cial circumstances for Berkeley campus. The man for the Department of semblyman Jim Patterson hand out water bottles and 916-326-5538, use of agun while carry- university was notified of Finance, says the perform- for an audit by the state’s repeatedly called for @bryanranderson ing out the crimes. his arrest. ance audit will look at the independent Bureau of Shiomoto’s resignation, Schubert said the In astatement, uni- crimes spread across six versity officials ex- counties in Northern pressed shock over the California and involved arrest of one of their ing President Pete Pe- statue on aplaza will be 10 victims. employees and said cam- Calif.universitymoves terson’s references to retired to acampus area “I’ve always said cold pus police would review having “struck the gold dedicated to alumni, but cases become ajourney any open sexual assault statue of ‘Prospector Pete’ of education.” no further details were for justice,” Schubert cases to determine The statue, unveiled in provided. said. whether any might be university website said 1967, shows arugged- University President Authorities said that related. Associated Press the gold rush was “a looking, bearded man Jane Close Conoley an- journey had taken about “Waller has worked in time in history when the sitting on arock. It fea- nounced the decision in 27 years until 10 days our Environment, Health LONG BEACH indigenous peoples of tures no gold mining or an email Thursday after ago when DNA and ge- &Safety office since California State Uni- California endured sub- panning tools. more than ayear of con- nealogy websites linked 1992asasafety special- versity, Long Beach, will jugation, violence and In recent years, uni- troversy over whether the suspect to an October ist,” university officials move its half-century-old threats of genocide.” versity athletics have the statute should be 2006 sexual assault case said. “The duties include “Prospector Pete” statue According to the uni- moved away from the removed, the Long in Sacramento, eventu- managing programs to away from aprominent versity, the bronze statue college’s traditional Beach Press-Telegram ally leading authorities to help ensure safety and place on campus because formally named “The “49er” and “Prospector reported . Waller. He was arrested training regarding the of the impact the 1849 Forty-Niner Man” Pete” sports team and The campus was once in Berkeley. use of equipment and gold rush had on indige- evolved from the cre- mascot names in favor of the location of an an- “I have often said DNA machinery including nous people. ation of the original col- the nickname “Beach.” cient village of the indig- is the silent witness to forklifts, aerial lifts, re- Astatement on the lege in 1949 and found- The university said the enous Tongva people. the truth,” Schubert said. spirators.” OBITUARIES FAYE HASS Whenaloved one passes SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 2018 7A MODBEE.COM Opinion FACEBOOK.COM/MODESTOBEE »TWITTER.COM/@MODBEE COMMENTARY MIKE PETERS • KING FEATURESSYNDICATE LETTERS Want more civility? Is California a Tryusingsome Re “Civility? Can’t find it on the left, either” (Letters, green model? Sept. 16): If the writer is looking for civility, perhaps he should look to his own Not really conversation for elements of incivility. Peppering his letter with words like “cry BY DAN WALTERS baby” and “sore loser” do CALmatters not bolster his argument. For an excellent example of civility, look no further significant sub-theme of Gov.Jerry Brown’s than the letter, “What I climate change conference in San Francisco want our future to look this month was that California is alivingmo- like.” del of how anation-state can go green while Iagree we need honest Aexperiencing economic prosperity. solutions, but not to make Some Californians take it astep further, contending our government run like a that going green is itselfaneconomic spur.Certainly business. Business is a California’s currenteconomy is, at least superficially, necessary part of our cul- booming. ture, but it can be heartless The state’s official unemployment rate is arecord- and amoral. Government low 4.2 percent, reflecting tens of thousands of new must subscribe to the high- jobs addedeach month –nearly 50,000 in July.Cali- on holdingafloor vote in est moral principles. It fornia’s total economic output is more than$2.5 trillion the House next week for a GOPlearns voters should not seek profit, ayear, placing it fifth in the worldif it wereanation. second phase of tax which all successful busi- But claimsthat California is amodel of green pros- changes that would make didn’t buytax-cut con nesses must. It should seek perity are,well, overblown. the individual changes only to serve. California is prospering mostly because the nation as permanent. Since it has a There are only political awhole is experiencing arecord-long economic expan- nce in awhile, slim chance of passing the solutions. The politics of sion. The stepsithas taken so far to reduceits carbon the public fig- Senate, theeffort is seen as today, as our current leader footprint have been relatively mild, so their economic ures out an apolitical messaging tool to demonstrates, is not the impact, positiveornegative, has been relatively scant. especially com- remind voters of the cuts politics of compassion and The contentions that going green has been an eco- plexO issue all on their own. and force Democrats to compromise. It is con- nomicpositive are unproven. Those cheerleaders mak- Whenthis happens, one take an uncomfortable vote cerned with undoing all ing that claim overcount“green jobs,”including many party or the other is bound against tax relief for mid- that has been done without that wouldexist regardless. They also discount jobs to be deeply disappointed. dle-class Americans.” providing anything new or that mightbelost in the conversion. That’s happening now BY PAUL WALDMAN No doubt, that’swhat better. The politics of today The biggest negativeabout the state’s economic to Republicans. As Bloom- The Washington Post Republicansthink.But the gives anod to the wealthy standing,however, came in anew report issued by the berg’sSahil Kapur and logic is questionable. Why and powerful as it turns Census Bureau as Brown’s conference wasunderway. JoshuaGreenreport: “A waveisatsunamiofstock would avote to reinforce away from the modest and In the bureau’supdated report on poverty, California surveycommissioned by buybacks benefiting an unpopularlaw do Re- powerless. once againfound itself in the unenviable position of the RepublicanNational wealthy shareholders, publicans any favors?And –Richard Cato, Modesto being No. 1when all economic factorsare included. Committee has led the which is exactly what why would Democrats be Whilethe state’s povertyrate by the Census Bureau’s party to aglum conclusion liberals predicted. uncomfortable voting “supplemental”methoddeclined slightly since the regarding President Don- Those facts are available againstit? previous report, it still is the nation’shighest at 19 per- ald Trump’s signature to anyonewho wants to The answeristhe GOP Cancer just aword cent and that’sbecauseofCalifornia’sextremely high legislative achievement: Google them,but most is so committed to cutting to JennyKenoyer cost of living, particularly for housing. Voters overwhelmingly people don’t need to. taxes that they can’t wrap Re “Modesto council Some 7.5 million Californians,more than the pop- believe his tax overhaul What people do notice, is their heads around the member Kenoyer says she ulation of moststates, are counted as poor.The sit- helps the wealthy instead thattheir paychecks didn’t idea that the public has cancer” (Page 3A, Sept. uation is even darker when other data are mixedin. of averageAmericans.” lookmuch bigger afterthe doesn’tagree with them. 14): Iwant to thank every- The PublicPolicy Institute of California cameupwith By 61 to 30 percent — tax cut than it wasbefore. Doesn’t everyonebelieve one for their love, prayers similar results in its calculations,but also said another 20 respondents said the law Maybe they’re getting a taxes are too high? Won’t and support. It has been percentofCalifornians arelivingin“near-poverty.” benefits “large corporations few moredollars, but it the party that advocates overwhelming. As everyone Adding the near-poor brings us to about 16 million and rich Americans” over wasn’t life-changing. them be rewarded? knows, Iamafighter. This Californians struggling to survive.That numberisbol- “middle-class families,” But it wasn’t in the realm Well, no. will not get me down. Like steredbythe fact that 14 million Californians are being accordingtothe survey, of “fact-checking” or media Americans have surpris- Itell my children, cancer is covered by the state’s Medi-Cal program of medical conducted by afirm used analyses that Republicans ingly nuanced viewsabout only aword. Since every- care for the poor and the number would probably climb most often by GOPstrate- lost this battle, but in the taxes. Most thinkthe one has shown such con- to 16 million if undocumented immigrants wereeligible gists. The information is on relentless Democratic amountthey havetopay is cern, Iwill keep all in- for benefits. aslide titled, “But, we’ve messaging. It had the bene- fair. Most importantly, formed of my treatment. Finally, the state’s record-lowunemployment rate is lost the messaging battle on fit of being 1) easy to un- when you askpeoplewhat Thank you again for your also misleading. The jobless rate mostoften cited –4.2 theissue.” Yes, they have derstand, 2) consistent with bothers them about thetax love, prayers and support. percent –isthe percentage of those considered in the —both to the Democrats, whatpeople already be- system, the top responses –Jenny Kenoyer, Modesto workforcebut who lack jobs.That doesn’t account for and to reality. lieved, and3) true. are thatcorporations and adultswho, for one reason or another,don’t work or The realityisnot in dis- Democrats repeated wealthy people aren’t pay- seek work,nor those who are workingonly part-time pute. Around two-thirds of overand overthat thiswas ing their fairshares —not My reason for and/or below their skill levels. the benefits of the tax cuts atax cut for the wealthy, that taxes aretoo high. supportingJeff The Bureau of Labor Statistics actuallycalculates went to those in the top which it was.And they So if you’re going to There are lot of issues to unemployment and underemployment six different quintile of taxpayers, with didn’t have to work espe- pass ahuge tax cut whose consider in this year’s ways and the most revealing,called“U-6,” includes about20percent going to cially hard to convince benefits go mostly to cor- midterm election. One not only the officially unemployed but “marginally the richest1percent. By voters that passingatax porations and the wealthy, thing that shouldn’t get lost attached” workers and those involuntarily working 2025,when the cutsare cutfor the rich is the kind it seemsinevitable that it in the shuffle is public part-time.California’s U-6rate is 9.2 percent, more fully phased in, the top 1 of thing Republicans do — won’t be popular. safety. Our first responders than afull percentage point higher than the national percent will get 25 percent because we’veseen it so If they lose power inthis do afantastic job meeting rate and the nation’s sixth highest. of all benefits. The center- many times before. election or in 2020,the the needs of our communi- Until its poverty rate and its real unemployment rate piece of the plan was a What is the Republican next time Republicans ty and they deserve our drop at least to the nationalaverage, no California gigantic corporate taxcut. answer to their communi- managetogain control of support. After looking at politician should be braggingaboutprosperity. Republicans promised cation failure? both the White House and Jeff Denham’s record, it’s this cut would produce a “Republican leaders the Congress, thefirst thing easy to see he feels the Dan Walters writes on matters of statewide significance wave of investment and continue to try to sell the they’ll do is cut taxes.It’s same. He has advocated for for CALmatters, apublic interest journalism wage increasesfor work- law,” write Kapur and their nature. Whether the them at afederal level and organization. Email: [email protected]. ers, but so far the only Green. “They’re planning public wants it or not. supported them in our communities. Denham sees this as apriority; he’s earned my vote. cover such an awesome –Bien Hinrichsen, Ripon Federal fund brings bigbenefitsto Modesto outdoor spaceright in their ownbackyard. Thisisjust one example Harder supports he Landand Wa- ples of public lands pro- like the Tuolumne River of the many projects LWCF us,not big donors ter Conservation jects helped along by the Trust, to reinvigorate the has supportedinour com- Today we see big corpo- Fund, or LWCF, LWCFright here in Mo- public spacesurrounding munity and across the rations, wealthy donors and may be alittle- desto,but let’s talk about the river and buildingout country. The fundhas con- super PACs, like the one Tknown federal fund to the one in particular –the necessary infrastructure to tributed to the enhance- run by now-indicted Rep. generalpublic,but here in Tuolumne River. providesafe access. The menptof arks and recre- Duncan Hunter, pour Modesto we are acutely The Tuolumne winds its LWCF has been instru- ational opportunities that money into Jeff Denham’s aware of the benefits the down from YosemiteNa- mental. are part of the fabric of this campaign to ensure he gets programprovides. BY JENNY KENOYER tionalPark, throughDon In 2014,the LWCF community including Beyer re-elected. Why do you CreatedbyCongress in PedroReservoir and then contributed alittle over Community Park, River think Denham got the most 1960s, the LWCF is ded- Sept. 30 deadline. past the cities of Modesto $450,000 to the Tuo- Bluff Regional Park, Creek- contributions from Hun- icated to providing re- Afew examples of proj- and Ceres before joining lumne RiverRegional woodPark and others. ter’s super PAC? Because it sourcestopublic landand ects helped along by the San JoaquinRiver. The Park. For morethan 50 years ensures he votes in their water projects through LWCF: Tuolumne River is one of Over Labor Day week- the LWCFhas received interests instead of ours. grants to cities and coun- A In 2014 the city of Modesto’s great resources, end, Ialong withother bipartisan supportand has Josh Harder is running to ties across the nation. Ceres got a$250,000 yet the community has members of the Modesto beenashiningexample of replace Jeff Denham be- Over the past five dec- grant to build anew play- had difficulties using it for City Council participated whataneffective federal cause he cares about local ades, the fund has brought ground at Ryno Park; recreationand educational in awalkingtour of the program can do in our people. Holding 16 town- over $2 billion into Cali- A In the early 2000s, purposes due to avariety site along the river. The communities. Rep. Jeff hall meetings demonstrates fornia and has supported Stanislaus County got of factors,particularlysafe tour was hosted by the Denham should join his he respects the voices of more than 20 projects $170,000from LWCF to access to the river. That’s National WildlifeFeder- colleagues and supportthe voters. He refuses to sup- here in Stanislaus County. develop picnic areas and all changing. ation and the Tuolumne re-authorization and full port his campaign with That’s why we are dis- playfieldsatEmpire Over the past couple of River Trust. The park funding of the Land and super PAC money. We mayed to find that, after Neighborhood Park; years,the city has been around the river and the Water ConservationFund. must elect Josh Harder on over 50 years of success, A Back in the ’70s Man- working in coordination adjacent trails were spec- Nov. 6. Congress could let this teca got $250,000for with county, state and tacular.The local Boys Jenny Kenoyer represents –Mateo Maldonado, Turlock fund expire by not acting Northgate Park. federal entities, as well as and Girls Club came out District 5onthe Modesto to reauthorize it by a There are many exam- some of our local NGOs and were shocked to dis- City Council. TimRitchey Mike Dunbar Maria Figueroa General Manager/Advertising VP Editor of OpinionsPages Bee Archivist [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] The Modesto Bee’s opinion is expressed in the editorials on this page. LETTERS TO THEBEE Email: [email protected] The opinions expressed Should be 200words or less and on one topic; must include name, address, phone number. May be edited Fax: 209-578-2207 in columns, letters and cartoons are and republished in any format. Will be posted to modbee.com as quickly as they can be processed; some Mail: Letters,The ModestoBee, those of the authors and artists. letters that do not appear in print will appear on modbee.com. Printed letters limited to one per 30 days. P.O. Box5256, Modesto, CA 95352 8A SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 2018 News MODBEE.COM Doctor said. But Doctor and Kupinski said the deal could make The Modesto Bee’s owner sense. Although it owns fewer daily newspapers, Tronc is nearly as big as McClatchy reportedly eyes purchase in generating cash flow —a key measure of profitability before debt payments and other expenses are factored of newspaper chain Tronc in. Kupinski said Tronc this year is projected to gener- ate $108 million in cash flow, compared to $131 BY DALE KASLER million at McClatchy. If [email protected] McClatchy could pull off the deal without taking on With grim news swirling alot more debt, the acqui- around the newspaper sition would strengthen the business, it may not seem Sacramento company’s like an opportune moment finances considerably. to pursue amajor newspa- “You’d be gaining per acquisition. around $100 million in But media industry ana- cash flow, so you could lysts say McClatchy’s re- bolster the entire compa- ported efforts to buy Chica- ny,” Kupinski said. Because go-based Tronc Inc. could Tronc has practically no give it achance to bolster debt, the combined compa- its finances and accelerate ny would be better situated what has been adifficult to handle its debt payments and sometimes painful than McClatchy is now, he transformation to adigital said. In Wall Street lingo, media company with a McClatchy would be “de- strong footprint in local leveraging.” news. Akey player in At current stock prices, Sacramento Bee,file 2017 McClatchy’s future could Tronc is valued at alittle Headquarters of the McClatchycompany, which startedwith The Sacramento Beein1857, is shown in Sacramento. be aNew Jersey investment under $600 million, ahefty The owner of this newspaper and 29 others acrossthe U.S. is reportedly in talks to buy Chicago-based chain Tronc. firm, Chatham Asset Man- price. But an acquisition agement LLC. It was a could nearly double crucial partner in the refi- McClatchy’s cash gener- McClatchy andTroncmarkets financial results show the thirds of the Knight Ridder nancing, lending ation, giving it amore difficulties continue. In the debt, and that it recently McClatchy millions so it stable financial platform, McClatchy, owner of The Sacramento Bee and 29 other second quarter, McClatchy succeeded in refinancing could buy back bonds that said investment analyst news sites, is reportedly in talks to purchase Chicago-based reported an adjusted net the remaining $760.4 mil- were due to mature in the Michael Kupinski of Noble Tronc, the publisher of the Chicago Tribune and eight loss of $5.6 million, not lion in long-term bonds, next few years. Capital Markets in Boca other newspapers. including various charges pushing the earliest maturi- Chatham also owns 20 Raton, Florida. McClatchy Washhh. such as severance pay- ty date nearly four years to percent of McClatchy’s is laboring under $760.4 ments, as revenue fell 9.2 2026. non-family-controlled million in debt. Idahho percent. However, the The refinancing gives the Series Astock, including “This gives (McClatchy) NYN.YY. company saw continued company “a much longer shares purchased just in the abetter shot at succeeding Calif.. CCoonn. growth in online subscrip- runway” as it works past few days, making it Pa. Mdd. than going it alone, as Ill. tions and advertising. through the digital media the largest shareholder WasWa h., McClatchy is now,” said Kan. Va. “We’re excited to see our landscape, Chief Financial outside of the McClatchy KKy.Ky D.CC. Ken Doctor of investments in our digital Officer Elaine Lintecum family. It recently filed a NN.C. Newsonomics, amedia Ga. transformation beginning told the analysts. statement with the Securi- industry consulting firm. S.CC. to pay off,” Craig Forman, Still, outside experts ties and Exchange Com- Missss.sss McClatchy, which owns MARKETS Texas McClatchy’s president and were initially surprised by mission expressing its Fla. The Modesto Bee and 29 McClatchy: chief executive officer, told reports that McClatchy interest in working with other newspapers, declined 30 locations investment analysts on the might be interested in a McClatchy on “proposed to comment for this story. Tronc: 9locations company’s quarterly earn- deal that could involve deleveraging transactions.” Last week, Tronc’s flag- Former Tronc properties owned by billionaire investor ings call. more debt. ship paper, the Chicago Patrick Soon-Shiong: The L.A. Times and the San Diego Forman also pointed to “To add more debt, after Dale Kasler: 916-321-1066, Tribune, quoted an anony- Union-Tribune the fact that McClatchy has the No. 1goal is to reduce @dakasler mous source as saying Source:the companies SHARONOKADA [email protected] paid off more than two- debt, is counter-intuitive,” McClatchy is in “early stage” discussions to pur- Chicago Tribune, the New Tronc “gives him awider chase Tronc. ANew York York Daily News, The playground for his tech- investment firm, the Don- Baltimore Sun, the Hart- nology.” erail Group, has already ford Courant, and the Or- Soon-Shiong declined to made an informal offer to lando Sentinel and Sun- comment through aLos buy Tronc for more than Sentinel in Florida. Angeles Times spokeswo- $700 million, the newspa- Acombined McClatchy- man. ATronc spokeswo- per reported. Tronc operation would own man also declined to com- Meanwhile, online news more than 40 local news ment. site Business Insider re- organizations across the McClatchy was $3.3 ported that billionaire country, providing alarger billion in debt after buying investor Patrick Soon- platform for deploying the the Knight Ridder chain in Shiong is considering team- collection of digital-media 2006,just as the economy ing with McClatchy to technologies Soon-Shiong turned south and most make abid for Tronc. controls, including a“pre- newspapers and advertisers Soon-Shiong recently dictive analytics” system began losing readers and purchased the Los Angeles designed to customize advertisers to the internet. Times and the San Diego news sites to readers’ McClatchy has struggled Union-Tribune from Tronc tastes. since, with 12 years of and still owns 25 percent of “Patrick Soon-Shiong declining profits and reve- the Chicago company. wants to be aplayer, he nue that have forced the Doctor said Soon- wants to be aplayer in company to make signif- Shiong’s participation publishing,” Doctor said. A icant cutbacks in staffing. would make it alot more deal with McClatchy and McClatchy’s latest affordable for McClatchy to buy Tronc: The acquisi- tion price would drop by about 25 percent because McClatchy wouldn’t have to pay for the shares Soon- Shiong already owns. And if Soon-Shiong is willing to contribute asignificant amount of cash to the deal, McClatchy could make the acquisition by borrowing $250 million or less, Doc- tor said. Doctor said Soon-Shiong appears interested in using McClatchy and Tronc to build anational news or- ganization. In addition to The Modesto ,McClatchy owns the Mia- mi Herald, the Kansas City Star, the Charlotte Obser- ver, the Fort Worth Star- Telegram and more than two dozen other local news organizations. Tronc’s properties include the SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 2018 FACEBOOK.COM/MODESTOBEE 1B MODBEE.COM TWITTER.COM/@MODBEE NFL THE BROWNS ARENOT QUITE READY TO NAME BAKER MAYFIELD THEIR Sports STARTING QB 2B 49ERS have missed 26 tackles, said. “Then, from there at ball in one game,” corner- according to Pro Football contact it’s wrap, squeeze back Richard Sherman Focus. The scouting serv- and drive your legs for said this week. “It’s pow- ice ranks the 49ers 27th in five. There’s stuff that is er, zone, counter, trap, SF defense will return the NFL in tackling ahead showing up on tape that draw, option. Like nobody of their toughest challenge we’re going to continue to else in this league runs to date. work through with drills. option, and Andy will pull to tackling thebasics Defensive coordinator ... But it’s got to get bet- out option at the craziest Robert Saleh said he’s ter.” possible time.” COMING UP “Over these last four emphasized taking the Reid is widely regarded San Francisco’s line- BY CHRIS BIDERMAN years or so, they’ve really right angles to get in prop- as one of the most in- backers, in particular, [email protected] Sunday: 49ers at Kansas City, added an element of the er position. So far, the ventive play callers in the have been victimized in 10 a.m., FOX misdirection,” Kyle Sha- 49ers have struggled with NFL. And his Chiefs boast the early going. Reserve SANTACLARA nahan said of Kansas their angles, which has led arguably the NFL’s most Brock Coyle was forced The 49ers have gone homes and his bevy of City’s offense. “It’s been to whiffs in the open field talented offense, high- into action in the season back to basics ahead of playmakers if they don’t an issue, not just because and big gains for opposing lighted by Mahomes and opener against Minnesota Sunday’s game against the improve at bringing down of the plays, but the peo- offenses. lightning quick receiver and missed four tackles. NFL’s most explosive ballcarriers. Kansas City is ple with the plays. They “Tracking, that’s our Tyreek Hill, who moon- He left the game in the team. averaging 40 points per have the speed at every term for it, is by far the lights as arunning back fourth quarter with acon- They’ve renewed their game behind its promising angle to run those things number one aspect of when he’s not sprinting cussion and C4 vertebra focus on tackling, know- young signal caller, who’s and really put defenses in tackling. If you do not downfield to catch deep compression fracture. His ing they’ll have little taking advantage of expert abind.” take good tracking angles, passes. backup, Elijah Lee, missed chance of slowing Chiefs play calling from coach Through two games, you cannot be violent “Andy will give you quarterback Patrick Ma- Andy Reid. San Francisco’s defenders when you arrive,” Saleh every single run in foot- SEE 49ERS, 2B GOLF Woods, Rose lead going into weekend BY DOUG FERGUSON Associated Press ATLANTA For thousands of fans crammed into every cor- ner of East Lake, it looked as though Tiger Woods was closer than ever to capping off this remarka- ble comeback season by winning the final PGA Tour event. Four straight one-putts on the back nine Friday in the Tour Championship – three for birdie, one for par –offset adouble bo- gey and gave Woods a 2-under 68 and ashare of the 36-hole lead for the first time in three years. MARTYBICEK [email protected] Not since Doral in 2013 Julia Copland of Big ValleyChristian, right, hits against the Turlock Christian. Copland had 14 kills in the 3-0 victory. has he been atop the lead- erboard after each of the first two rounds. HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Woods sees it differ- ently. He’s the one coping with Bermudarough deep Big Valleytops enough to hide all butthe top of agolf ball, with greens that are slick and Turlock Christian firm andwithagolf course that is the most demanding tian on Thursday night. test players have seenthis Bee Staff Reports Copland had 14 kills and side of amajor. “We have along way to Behind Julia Copland and Camoirano had 20 assists go,” Woods said. “And Emmalynn Camoirano, Big and seven aces to lead the this is not an easy golf Lions, who improved to course.” Valley Christian improved For so much of the to 5-1inthe Central Cali- 12-6 overall. More photos second round, even as he modbee.com/sports fornia Athletic Alliance at . struggled to keep the ball with a25-15, 25-14,25-15 For more high school re- in play, Woods was mak- sults, see 3C. ing it look that way. victory over Turlock Chris- He appeared to be building separation against the 30-man field with that four-hole stretch on the back nine that he Big ValleyChristian’s Emmalynn Camoirano,left, andLaraWray capped off with a25-foot converge on aball against Turlock Christian. Camoirano had 20 assists. birdie putt on the penin- sula green at the par-3 15th. But then atee shot into the rough led to a MLB my head so manytimes plugged lie in abunker when Iwas there. But and ashot he had to play something was telling away from the 16th green, Pence, Blanco myself to keep pushing.” leading to double bogey. A Blanco’s legacy with the two-putt birdie on the franchise maynot rival final hole gave him a pondering futures Pence’s, but he owns a share of the lead with special place in team histo- Justin Rose. in, out of baseball ry. His divingeffort to They were at 7-under salvage Matt Cain’s 2012 133. perfect game ranks among Rose, in his debut at No. Pence has two rings, the franchise’s most iconic 1, played in front of BY KERRY CROWLEY but no certainty.Hesaid defensive plays since Wil- Woods and could hear all (San Jose) Mercury News this week that he wants to lie Maysmade“The about it with an enormous continue playingbaseball Catch” in 1954. gallery. He birdied three SAN DIEGO next season,but the NAM Y. HUH AP file Even at 34,speedre- of his last six holes to Withlittle left to serve pending free agent pri- The Giants’ HunterPence, left, celebrates with Gregor mains one of Blanco’s offset abogey for a67. this season, nostalgia will vately understandswhat’s Blanco during Game 2ofthe 2016 NL Division Series. best assets. “Playing with him ver- be the dish of choice at out of his control. And just as he did in sus playing in front of him AT&TPark next week. Pence, 35,may not 2012, his first season with today, Ithink it was just When HunterPence receive an invitation to like Pence,Blanco spenta him by designatingBlan- the team, Blancomade big crowds no matter strolls to the plate,sprints spring training in 2019. If portion of his season co for assignment June 2. the Opening Day club as what,” Rose said. “Obvi- to the outfieldand jogs in he does, it won’tcome fighting his way back to “I kept thinking about anonroster invitee. ously, people are excited toward the dugout, fans from the Giants. the active roster during a what’s going to happen to “I take prideinmyself about watching Tiger play will standand cheer his He’s not the only out- stint with the Triple-A my career,” Blanco said. for thatbecauseIworked again. …It’s exciting for every move, knowing it fielder on the roster who Sacramento River Cats. “Mycareer might be really hard in the offsea- people to get alook at him maybetheir last opportu- is left to ponder his future After Pence completed donehere. son,” Blancosaid.“It was back at his best and it will nity to celebratealeading in the game.GregorBlan- an extended rehab as- “Maybe it was going to areward. As aGiant, be fun to be play with figure of the Giants’ gold- co also won two World signment, the Giants be time to hang my that’s adream come true en era. Series with the Giants and cleared arosterspot for cleats. That happened in again.” SEE WOODS, 3B 2B SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 2018 Sports MODBEE.COM SPORTS ON TV NFL IN BRIEF game winless streak. Jackson gave his players TODAY’S BEST BETS Browns delay the weekend off and will GOLF Time Channel wait until Monday before PGA: Tour Championship 9:30 a.m. GOLF naming Mayfield saying who will start at PGA: Tour Championship 11:30 a.m. NBC new starting QB quarterback on Sept. 30 at Euro: Portugal Masters 4:30 a.m. GOLF Oakland. Jackson gave Web.com Tour: Tour Championship 11:30 a.m. GOLF Cleveland Browns strong indication during a Champions Tour: Sanford International 1:30 p.m. GOLF coach Hue Jackson isn’t teleconference that he'll ready to “officially” make go with Mayfield, telling COLLEGE FOOTBALL Baker Mayfield his start- reporters, “you guys all Notre Dame at Wake Forest 9 a.m. ABC ing quarterback. feel good about where Nebraska at Michigan 9 a.m. FS1 Everyone else has. things are headed.” Georgia at Missouri 9 a.m. ESPN Jackson said Friday that Boston at Purdue 9 a.m. ESPN2 he'll wait until talking to Notable Navy at SMU 9 a.m. ESPNEWS his players before publicly Minnesota at Maryland 9 a.m. BTN announcing a decision Titans: Coach Mike Vra- MICHAEL AINSWORTH AP Nevada at Toledo 9 a.m. CBSSN that seems inevitable after bel said a decision on who Manager Jeff Banister won the AL West in his first two Ohio at Cincinnati 9 a.m. ESPNU Mayfield replaced injured will start at quarterback seasons with the Rangers, who fired him Friday. Kent State at Mississippi 9 a.m. SEC starter Tyrod Taylor on Sunday against the Jag- Clemson at Georgia Tech 12:30 p.m. ABC Thursday night and led uars could come Saturday. Texas A&M at Alabama 12:30 p.m. CBS Cleveland to its first win Marcus Mariota was limit- MLB ROUNDUP Kansas at Baylor 12:30 p.m. FS1 since 2016. Taylor is in ed all week with an arm Kansas State at West Virginia 12:30 p.m. ESPN concussion protocol. injury and is questionable Rangers fire Highlights Florida International at Miami 12:30 p.m. ESPN2 Mayfield, the No. 1 pick for the second straight Banister after 2 Mets 4, Nationals 2: Tulane at Ohio State 12:30 p.m. BTN in this year’s draft, game. Blaine Gabbert Jacob Virginia Tech at Old Dominion 12:30 p.m. CBSSN brought the Browns (1-1-1) started last weekend. losing seasons deGrom (9-9) turned in a — WIRE SERVICES Northern Illinois at Florida State 12:30 p.m. ESPNU back from a 14-0 deficit to record 23rd consecutive Connecticut at Syracuse 1 p.m. ESPNEWS win 21-17 over the New The Texas Rangers fired quality start, lowered his York Jets and end a 19- manager Jeff Banister on ERA to 1.77 and bolstered South Carolina at Vanderbilt 1 p.m. SEC Friday after the team his case for the NL Cy Arizona at Oregon State1p.m. PAC12 stumbled to its first con- Young Award, allowing TCU at Texas 1:30 p.m. FOX secutive losing records in one run in seven innings McNeeseStateatBYU 3p.m. BYUTV FROM PAGE 1B one.” 10 years after winning AL for visiting New York. Texas Tech at Oklahoma State4p.m. FS1 In the 24-16 loss Week 1 West titles in each of his Braves 6, Phillies 5: At- Florida at Tennessee 4 p.m. ESPN to the Vikings, the 49ers first two seasons. lanta moved to the brink Mississippi State at Kentucky 4 p.m. ESPN2 49ERS allowed 81 yards after In a season when the of their first NL East title North Carolina State at Marshall 4 p.m. CBSSN contact on rushing plays, focus turned to the devel- since 2013, scoring five Louisiana Tech at LSU 4 p.m. ESPNU a crucial tackle Week 2 on according to Pro Football opment of their younger runs in the seventh inning Michigan State at Indiana 4:30 p.m. BTN a third-down conversion Focus. And running back players, the Rangers had a to carry it past visiting Arkansas at Auburn 4:30 p.m. SEC just before a Lions touch- Dalvin Cook broke five 64-88 record heading into Philadelphia. East Carolina at South Florida 5 p.m. ESPNEWS down. tackles during his six the Friday night’s game Yankees 10, Orioles 8: Stanford at Oregon 5:07 p.m. ABC Tackling, generally, is receptions. In Week 2, against Seattle to open the New York lowered its Wisconsin at Iowa 5:30 p.m. FOX down in the NFL to start Lions pass catchers broke final home series of the magic number to two over Air Force at Utah State 7:15 p.m. ESPN2 the season because teams seven tackles after making year. Tampa Bay for ensuring a Arizona State at Washington 7:30 p.m. ESPN rarely practice it in live catches, helping Matthew Bench coach Don Wa- wild-card game on Oct. 3 Eastern Michigan at San Diego State 7:30 p.m. CBSSN settings during training Stafford throw for 347 kamatsu will serve as by winning at home. camp. And starters rarely yards. interim manager. Rays 11, Blue Jays 3: Aus- SOCCER play with the same tenac- “There’s no excuse and “This was not an easy tin Meadows drove in Fulham FC vs. Watford FC 4:25 a.m. NBCSN ity during their limited there’s no exception. decision,” general manag- three runs and visiting Liverpool vs. Southampton FC 6:55 a.m. NBCSN playing time in the presea- We’ve got to be better, er Jon Daniels said. Tampa Bay Rays kept its BASEBALL son. and be better at tackling,” “We had some great postseason hopes alive. Giants at St. Louis 10 a.m. FOX “We can’t make an Saleh said. times here, but it doesn’t Red Sox 7, Indians 5: Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees* 1 p.m. MLB excuse that it’s early in The 49ers are getting last forever,” said Ban- Boston tied a team record Chicago Cubs at Chicago White Sox* 4 p.m. MLB the season because every- one of their best tacklers ister, who was under con- set in 1912 with its 105th Minnesota at A’s 6 p.m. NBCSN-CA one else early in the sea- back this week in line- tract through next season. win, beating the Cleve- Cubs: San Diego at L.A. Dodgers* 7 p.m. MLB son has to tackle,” rookie backer Reuben Foster, Shortstop Addison land on the road. linebacker Fred Warner who finished second on Russell was placed on Astros 11, Angels 3: Yuli MOTOR SPORTS said. “Just making it a the team with 72 tackles administrative leave after Gurriel hit a grand slam NASCAR Cup: Federated Auto Parts 400 4:30 p.m. NBCSN priority and making sure last season despite playing fresh allegations of do- and a two-run homer, NHL PRESEASON we’re mindful of it. When in just 10 games. He re- mestic violence by his knocking in seven runs Columbus at Pittsburgh Noon NHL we have the opportunity joined this week following ex-wife. Last year, Russell and host Houston Colorado at Minnesota 3 p.m. NHL (with) pads on in practice, his two-game suspension denied an allegation post- clinched a postseason Vancouver at Calgary 6:30 p.m. NHL we’re wrapping guys up for violating the league’s ed on Instagram that he berth. TENNIS and thudding around.” personal conduct and hit his wife, Melisa Reidy. White Sox 10, Cubs 4: Center Court: ATP St. Petersburg 4 a.m. TENNIS Said Saleh: “When you substance abuse policies. The two were soon di- The White Sox hammered Laver Cup, Day 2 11 a.m. TENNIS don’t have pads, the only vorced. Late Thursday, a 19 hits, including Kevan Laver Cup, Day 2 5 p.m. TENNIS thing you can do is work blog post attributed to Smith’s three-run homer, on your tracking angles. 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Angels 3 St. Louis 5, S.F. 3 its tournament benefiting the at Phoenix* at L.A. Lakers* vs. Golden vs. Maccabi Boston 7, Cleveland 5 Colorado at Arizona, late program. Cost is $150 per Seattle at Texas, late 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. State, Haifa B.C.* Football San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, late golfer, or $600 for a team of 4. Minnesota at Oakland, late in Seattle* 7 p.m. Players will have an opportunity 6p.m.–American River College SATURDAY’S GAMES 7:30 p.m. to win a car in the hole-in-one at Modesto JC SATURDAY’S GAMES Phila. at Atlanta, 10:05 a.m. ESPN contest; plus raffle prizes, Volleyball Balt. at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. famous ball drop, closest-to- Tampa Bay at Tor., 1:07 p.m. S.F. at St. Louis, 10:05 a.m. 7p.m.–San Francisco State at * exhibition the-pin and more. Lunch and K.C. at Detroit, 3:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Wash., p.m. Stanislaus State dinner will be served. Tourna- Boston at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Pitts., 4:05 p.m. ment will be hosted at Del Rio Water Polo Chi. Cubs at Chi. Sox, 4:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Miami, 4:10 p.m. Country Club, Monday, Oct. 15. L.A. Angels at Hou., 4:10 p.m. Colorado at Arizona, 5:10 p.m. For more information or to 8a.m.–Modesto JC at Cabrillo College Tournament (Aptos) Seattle at Texas, 5:05 p.m. San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, register contact Dashaun Win- Minnesota at Oakland, 6:05 p.m. 6:10 p.m. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22 2018 3B MODBEE.COM Sports BOWLING ifying rounds with a1,347 SCOREBOARD score. Tracy’s Craig Miller worked his way up the M. Goodes...... 33-32—65 Casey69,Hartley Silva73,Brianna Perez ladder from fifth qualifier J. Huston...... 32-33—65 81. Youth Shining Stars T. Hamilton...... 32-33—65 to meet Morris in the FOOTBALL B. Estes...... 31-34—65 Turlock 277,Pitman 300 final. Morris defeated K. Sutherland...... 33-32—65 at Turlock Golf CC,Par 36 to be recognized at NFL T. Armour III...... 34-32—66 Turlock (CCAl 3-2) - Courtney Malmberg Miller216-213 to win the W. 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Jets 17 IOWA ST 19 19 (47 ⁄2)Akron NC State35(56) MARSHALL Young,3-6, 6-0, 6-2; HyaDominise(E) d. be recognized at the Mo- and won both stepladder The Top Dog Senior 1 Sunday UMASS107⁄2(58) Charlotte Izzy Romeo, 6-4, 6-3; Anna Lima (T) d. 1 1 desto USBCAnnual In- matches to takethe title. Scratch Tournament is New Orleans at Atlanta,10a.m. Michigan St 6 ⁄2 5 ⁄2 (48) INDIANA Sarah Boliscar, 6-2, 5-7, 6-3;Sophie 1 Buffalo at Minnesota,10a.m. MARYLAND 12⁄2(48) Minnesota Winfree(T) d. Olivia Perez,6-2, 6-2; Ruhin stallation and Awards Dave Brown (1,086)qual- Oct. 13 at McHenry Bowl. Denver at Baltimore, 10 a.m. BALL ST PK 3(54) WKentucky Sidnu (E) d. Calista McShane,6-4, 6-4. Dinner on Saturday. ified first followed by The Dog hasthree elim- Indianapolis at Philadelphia,10a.m. BostCol77(65) PURDUE Doubles - Ashley Huh/Noella Younan (T) d. 1 Cincinnati at Carolina,10a.m. SYRACUSE 27 ⁄2 29 (75) UCONN Zudema/King,6-0, 6-1; KellyZiya/Taylor The program includes Barbara Fuller (991). Oli- ination rounds of competi- 1 S.F. at Kansas City,10a.m. MIAMI 29 26 ⁄2 (56) FIU Griffin (T) d. Black/Edwar,6-0, 6-0; Megan 1 1 the installation of board van first beat Fuller 265- tion to determinethe Top Green BayatWashington, 10 a.m. Pittsburgh 2 ⁄2 3(47 ⁄2)NCAROLINA Laboa/Claudia Chan (T)d.Gaynor/Lozado, 1 1 Oakland at Miami, 10 a.m. FLORIDAST11⁄210 (45 ⁄2)NIllinois 6-1, 6-4. including newly elected 217, then Brown 214-213 Dog for 2018. Participants 1 1 1 N.Y. Giants at Houston, 10 a.m. Miami (Ohio)7⁄2 6⁄2(53 ⁄2)BOWLGRN VicePresident Pam Mar- forthe title to win $207. mustbe55years orolder. TennesseeatJacksonville,10a.m. OHIOSTATE3537(68) Tulane Gregori 9, Pitman 0 1 L.A. Chargers at L.A. Rams,1:05 p.m. Clemson 14 ⁄2 15 (52) GA TECH Singles - Liah Kim (G)d.Karen Kahlon, 6-4, quez, Directors Robert Brown earned $177 and Call Terry Waring at 1 1 7-5; Lauren Martin (G)dChuc Luu, 6-1, Chicago at Arizona,1:25 p.m. CINCINNATI 6 ⁄2 7(52 ⁄2)Ohio Beaver, Doreen Ramsey Fuller $147.... Stockton’s 209-571-2695for infor- 1 1 Dallas at Seattle,1:25 p.m. S. FLORIDA21⁄221 (68 ⁄2)EastCarolina 6-3; Maya Menghetti(G) d. Anh Luu, 7-5, 1 1 1 New England at Detroit,5:20 p.m. NotreDame 5 ⁄2 7 ⁄2 (59 ⁄2)WAKEFOR 6-4; Anna Ballatore(G) d. Katrina Hawley, and Bill Sterlingand Robbie Morris won the mation. 1 1 TOLEDO 13 ⁄2 10 (67 ⁄2)Nevada 6-1, 7-5; Sarah Knowles (G)d.Jenna Youth DirectorVikki Yosemite Scratch 6-Gam- Monday 1 VIRGINIA 35(52 ⁄2)Louisville Greene,6-2, 6-2; SarahVanderVeen (G)d. Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay, 5:15 p.m. 1 WMichigan 5 ⁄2 7(62) GEORGIA ST Jackie Mendez, 6-4, 6-1. Walker. John Imfeld will er afterleading the qual- Late Thursday 1 Buffalo 2 ⁄2 6(52) at RUTGERS Doubles-Morgan Arakelian/Nanki Deol (G) 1 1 Browns 21, Jets 17 Arizona7⁄27(75 ⁄2)OREGON ST d. Mia Pearson/Ria Kaur,7-5, 5-7,7-6 11 N.Y. Jets 01403—17 Stanford+1⁄22⁄2(56) at OREGON (7-3); Julia Rodig/JessicaRodig (G)d. Florida 84(44) TENNESSEE Beatriz Parker/Ariel Chalabi, 6-2, 6-2; Cleveland 0311 7—21 1 Miss. St 99⁄2(56) KENTUCKY Fallon Wolfely/Jenna Carriegan (G)d. 1 tlay, each with atourna- the green, pluggedsobadly Second Quarter MICHIGAN 18 18 (50 ⁄2)Nebraska Viviana Mendez/Giselli Aguillar,6-1, 6-1. FROM PAGE 1B 1 1 NYJ—Crowell 7run (Myers kick), 14:56. WVIRGINIA 14 16 ⁄2 (60 ⁄2)Kansas St Central California Conference ment-best 65,and Justin in the side thathecouldn’t 1 1 NYJ—Crowell 2run (Myers kick), 7:54. MISS2828⁄2(74 ⁄2)Kent St 1 1 Thomas,who hittee shots do anything butblast out Cle—FG Joseph 45, :23. SO.MISS13⁄214 (53 ⁄2)Rice Central Valley 9, Patterson0 1 1 1 Singles - Lupe Becerra (CV)d.Marissa ThirdQuarter AUBURN 27 ⁄2 29 ⁄2 (57 ⁄2)Arkansas WOODS all over East Lakeand slightly behind him.Aflip 1 1 Cle—FG Joseph 27, 5:21. OKLA. ST 14 ⁄2 14 (75 ⁄2)TexasTech Tellas,6-1, 6-0;Giana Arce (CV)d. 1 1 somehowmanaged a69to wedge to 12 feet and two Cle—Hyde 1run (Mayfield passfrom Navy 12 ⁄2 6(60 ⁄2)SMU Jovanna Camberos,6-2, 6-2; Suinana 1 1 Landry), :42. LA-LAFAY 1 ⁄2 3(63 ⁄2)Coastal Car Dhillon (CV)d.Jasmine Perez,7-5, 6-1; him.” keep alive his bidasthe putts later,hewas back ina 1 1 Fourth Quarter ARKSAS ST 5 ⁄2 7 ⁄2 (67) UNLV Mixtly Vega (CV) d. Aalyiah Mcdonald, 6-4, 11 RoryMcIlroymade first back-to-back FedEx tiewith Rose. NYJ—FG Myers 28, 8:56. TCU+2⁄23(47 ⁄2)TEXAS 6-1; Elisabeth Valdez (CV)d.Jocelyn 1 Cle—Hyde 1run (Joseph kick),2:04. OKLAHOMA 33 31 (59 ⁄2)Army Gomez, 6-1, 6-1; Bandna Bhatti (CV)d. enough birdies to offsethis Cup champion. Thomas “I probably should have 1 A—67,431. LSU2320⁄2(51) La Tech Morgan Lopez, 6-3, 6-1. 1 1 mistakes in around of 68. only has to win to capture just pitched out, and the MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. BAYLOR 77⁄2(55 ⁄2)Kansas Doubles - Daniela Yepez/Virginia Moore 1 1 SCarolina 3 ⁄2 2(54 ⁄2)VANDERBILT (CV) d. Manpreet Kaur/Lois Lopez, 6-2, He wastwo shots behind. the $10million prize. worst Iwould make is 5,” COLLEGE FOOTBALL MEMPHIS 27 31 (67) SAlabama 6-1; Christina Hermenegildo/Lizabeth Woods last shared the Woods had atwo-shot Woods said. “And with 1 1 UTAH ST 10 10 ⁄2 (59 ⁄2)Air Force Martinez(CV)d.Freshta Aziz/Ariana 1 1 Friday New MexSt34⁄2(48 ⁄2)UTEP Camacho,6-2, 6-1; Sabrina Dhillon/ 36-hole lead at the Wynd- lead when his tee shot on my wedge game right EAST UTSA 67(51) TexasState Priscilla Sanchez(CV)d.Katherine Toledo/ ham Championship in the 16th nestleddown in now, apretty high per- 1 1 Harvard31, Brown 17 Troy 8 ⁄2 4 ⁄2 (60) LA-MONROE Melyza Guzman, 4-6, 6-4, 10-7. 1 1 SOUTH Va.Tech 27 ⁄2 27 ⁄2 (51) OLD DOM 2015. He wound up in a the rough. He thought he centage Iwould have got 11 1 UCF 56,FAU 36 NTexas13⁄212 ⁄2 (69 ⁄2)LIBERTY Atwater 7, Buhach Colony2 tie for 10th, and then was could gougeitout of the that up-and-down. But I 1 1 MIDWEST Georgia 10 ⁄2 14 (64 ⁄2)MISSOURI Singles - Anessa Cardenas (A) d. Savun Penn St.(3-0) at Illinois (2-1), late ALABAMA 27 26 (61) TexasA&M Emanivong,6-4, 4-6, 10-8 tiebreak; gone from the PGA Tour rough and over the tree to thought Icould sneak it 1 FARWEST Wisconsin 63(42 ⁄2)IOWA AlondraCelis (A)d.Kaia Newsom, 6-0, for the next 17 months just short of thegreen, but up there and get up on the 1 1 1 Washington St.(3-0) at Southern Cal WASH 18 ⁄2 18 ⁄2 (51 ⁄2)Arizona St 6-1; Allison Warnock (A) d. Ariel Acevedo, 1 while he recovered from he misjudged the lie.It upslope and have agood (1-2), late SDIEGO ST 912⁄2(49) E. Michigan 6-2, 6-0; CitlaliHaro(A) d. Sara Barragan, AP TOP25SCHEDULE 6-2, 6-0; Vanessa Hicks (BC)d.Marissa two back surgeries. 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Fowler ...... 65-72—137 TorontoatBuffalo,4p.m. Aces: GraceMathias 5. Digs: TessaGallo 7. CHEVY grill for 56 chevypickup $60 $160. 209-573-0481 H. Matsuyama...... 72-66—138 BostonatDetroit,4p.m. Sierra (2-8, VOL0-5) -Kills: DulceCruz 6. that, it’shard to get the ball 571-0964 Ashlee Matteroli 7. A. RIDINGmower Craftsman Parts or T. Fleetwood...... 69-69—138 N.Y. Rangers vs.N.Y. Islanders at Bridge- Assists: Digs: close. It’s very easy to CHIPPER/SHREDDER Craftsman 5HP whole $150 209-968-1542 X. Schauffele ...... 68-70—138 port, Conn., 4p.m. Matteroli 9. Blocks: Savannah Medina 4 with bag $200 209-847-2489 JV: Central Catholic 2-0. make mistakes, make afew ROCKER Recliner Dark Brown new, T. Finau...... 67-71—138 OttawaatMontreal, 4p.m. COATTree Oak Wood carved flower, 2 Simmons coil seat. $160 416-0999 G. Woodland ...... 66-72—138 Florida vs.Dallas at Tulsa,Okla.,5p.m. Central California Athletic Association bogeys hereand there.And hooks, 2rings. Needs tlc $55 523-8579 ROUND KITCHEN TABLE ,black, A. Wise...... 70-69—139 Anaheim at Arizona,6p.m. look atmost of the field. COFFEE Brewstation 47950 Hamilton w/leaf,from Pier 1, goodcondition. D. Johnson...... 69-70—139 Vancouver at Calgary,6:30 p.m. Big Valley Chr.3,Turlock Chr.0 (25-15, 25-14, 25-15) That’s basicallywhat Beach 12 cup$15 209-847-2489 $100. (209)984-6868 W. Simpson...... 69-70—139 Vegas at San Jose,7p.m. COLONIALHutch Goodstorage,good S.B. Chevy valvecoversWeind$100 P. Casey...... 68-71—139 Big Valley Chr. (12-6, CCAA 5-1) -Kills: JuliaCopland14. Emmalynn they’redoing.” condition $125 512-590-5127 571-0964 K. Na ...... 72-68—140 Aces: Camoirano 7. Assists: Camoirano 20. COUCH Blue/Grey Goodquality . S.B.CHEVYmanifolds 3differentsets, J. Day...... 68-73—141 Jon Rahm and Rickie Blocks: IdaBrown, Natalie Westfal, $125512-590-5127 each set $50 571-0964 M. Leishman ...... 73-69—142 Camoirano. Digs: Lara Wray,McKenna Fowler also had at least a SNACK machine manuallike new $125 P. Kizzire...... 71-71—142 CURTAIN rods Fouradjustable curtain LOCAL Hughes 13. rod’s +hardware $20 209-402-4838 252-1113 B. Watson...... 70-72—142 share of the lead at some Turlock Chr.(6-12, CCAA 3-3) - No Stats TIRES- Pirelli Scorpion,P-275/55/R20, C. Smith ...... 70-73—143 point, only to lose ground. DANSK gs SS Flatware 21 pieces $30 GOLF Reported. 209-847-2489 M+S, 60% Tread, $155 (209) 522-1829 P.Mickelson...... 73-72—145 JV: Turlock Christian 2-1. It was aslow bleed for TIRES- Pirelli Scorpion,P-275/55/R20, F. Molinari ...... 70-75—145 College Women DEHYDRATOR by Excaliberfor foods. All clean andworking $80 209-847-2489 M+S, 55% Tread, $145 (209) 522-1829 K. 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Dear Carolyn: I love travel- ing to see my friend and her spouse and kids, but I get mas- sive anxiety whenever a meal is involved. They insist on bringing CAROLYN HAX their super-little kids with them Washington Post to nice restaurants, where we Dear Carolyn: My sister owns unleash screeching, running, and a few apartment buildings and loud cartoons on other diners. My friends are oblivious. I’ve my mother lives there rent-free. JUMBLE WORD GAME My mother plans to give my sis- even seen them change a diaper ter slightly more in her will. Our *at the table* of a fancy French Directions: 1. Words brother is angry about this; he bistro. This board occurred in a must be of four or more I offer to cook, get takeout, knockout match where North- letters. 2. Words that wants my sister to just charge our acquire four letters by mother rent. My brother thinks even beg for the nearest chain South were behind and in need the addition of “s,” such my sister is doing this to get restaurant whenever I can, I’m so of a swing. After North cue-bid to as “bats” are not allowed. credit of some sort. It’s annoying. tired of the glares. PLEEZE tell show a high-card spade raise and 3. Additional words made me what I can do to mitigate this! by adding a “d” or an “s” What do you think? South disclosed some extras with may not be used. For ex- — Heir — We Are the Destroyers his jump to four spades, then bid- ample, if “bake” is used, of Date Nights, the Bane of ding ive hearts, North went for “baked” is not allowed, Waitstaff, See Us and Tremble! the grand slam. but “bake” and “baking” I think your brother needs to are admissible. 4. Proper stop bean-counting and start Against seven spades, West nouns, slang words, or living as a fully-fledged human Either tell them the truth or went passive with the lead of the vulgar or sexually explicit being. And if there were some keep being part of the problem. trump six; declarer took this with words are not allowed. way an advice columnist could Maybe there’s some delicate the jack and drew the remaining phrasing ...: “Even I have a prob- trump by leading to dummy’s Today’s word: get a writer to get a sibling to do TOPSIDES this, then I’d have published a lem with kid noise when I go to ace. At this point, he could be book on it and retired on the pro- nice restaurants, and you know con ident neither minor suit (TOPSIDES: TOP- ceeds. I’m sorry. me to be kid-friendly; I’m totally was going to behave, but next sides: The surface of I suppose you can suggest to ine with it at family-type restau- he cashed the diamond ace fol- a ship’s hull above the your brother that if he’s so sure rants. So please take this plea as lowed by the club ace and king, water line.) a well-meaning one, since I love throwing the queen and nine of your mother operates on a credit- Average mark 30 for-kindness system, and if he’s your kids: I want to go to Diaper hearts from hand. A club ruff Rodeo, or not go out at all. The con irmed that West had started words. Time limit 45 so adamant about getting in on minutes. the credit himself, then he’d glares from the Bistro crowd ruin with 1=5=5=2 shape. probably do better to increase the evening for me.” So declarer next led the dia- Can you find 49 his kindness contribution than to Email Carolyn at [email protected] mond queen from hand, hoping Find the 7 words to match the 7 clues. The numbers in parentheses or more words in that East’s two-card diamond suit represent the number of letters in each solution. Each letter combination can be used only once, but all letter combinations TOPSIDES? was anything but the doubleton will be necessary to complete the puzzle. The list will be CELEBRITY CIPHER By Luis Campos king. To his relief, West covered CLUES SOLUTIONS published Monday. Directions: Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by the queen with the king, which 1 famous people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for another. place with expensive snacks (7) ______cheered up South considerably. 2 Martinique’s neighbor (8) ______Yesterday’s word: TODAY’S CLUE: K equals V Declarer ruffed the diamond 3 famed director Stanley (7) ______INFLUENZA in dummy, ruffed a club back to 4 big cheeses (6) ______inane flue linen hand and led a diamond nine. 5 oyster or button (8) ______naif fuel lune nail funnel ulna “BXZ WOJHSGDHPPN SBO POJKOA LTXZ West covered with the 10, and 6 crustacean eaten with butter (7) ______nine lain elan this was again ruffed in dummy. 7 frenzy (5) ______fail lane elfin After a second club ruff to get © 2018 Blue Ox Family Games, Inc., Dist. by Andrews McMeel back to hand, declarer led the faun laze ennui XPV! BXZ DHPP XD PGLBS JIV FXPXT JTO KU MI BOS MI SHR faze leaf zeal diamond eight. West covered this file lean zein with the jack and, after the third OOM SES BAR ROR BR final lief alien ruff in dummy, declarer claimed finale lien anile his contract. He had eight trump NI TER LO ICK NI SBOGT PJAS VJNA!” — EXBI WHTTXHLBA fine lieu annul tricks, four tricks in aces and flan life BS DO MU CA FU PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “I would be a terrible director ... One of my great kings, and the diamond seven for flea line strengths is that I know all of my weaknesses.” — Topher Grace trick 13. Friday’s Answers: 1. MISCOUNTS 2. JACKSONS 3. DEPTH ©2018, Distributed by Andrews By Bobby Wolff 4. FOURPOSTER 5. POLLUTED 6. RILED 7. 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