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I City urges legal action only opposes coal trains, but asks five other such proposed facilities Oct. 8 work session, citing over- global warming. for a regional environmental study in Oregon and Washington. It’s not stated health concerns and the At Monday’s meeting, dozens of to stop Coos Bay coal on coal exports and directs city certain Coos Bay’s terminal will be economic benefit such business Eugene citizens testified before the staff to try to legally stop coal ship- built. would bring to the region. He council in favor of the resolution, export terminal ments using “local, state or federal “It’s a feel-good vote,”said Ore- joined several other stakeholders, citing health, environmental and laws protecting public health, safe- gon International Port of Coos Bay both for and against coal export, in economic concerns, said Jan Bow- BY JESSIE HIGGINS ty, and air and water quality.” spokeswoman Elise Hamner. “It a panel discussion. The city hosted man, a spokeswoman for the city of The World Several other Oregon and Wash- doesn’t change anything. Neither the discussion at the port’s urging. Eugene. ington cities have passed similar the city of Eugene nor the port of During the panel, opponents The council added an amend- EUGENE — The city council for- resolutions. Coos Bay can deny interstate com- said coal dust and diesel emissions ment to the resolution that asks for mally opposes coal rail shipments Coal trains would pass through merce to anyone.” from the trains would negatively a study on how coal trains would through its city limits. Eugene on their way to a proposed The port’s Chief Executive Offi- affect the health of Eugene citi- impact residents’ health. In a 5-3 vote Monday night, the export terminal in Coos Bay that cer David Koch asked the council to zens. They also said exporting coal council passed a resolution that not would ship coal to Asia. There are vote against the resolution in an to Asia would further increase SEE COAL | A8

Oh, the humanity Powers man still missing

COQUILLE — The Coos County Sheriff’s office is calling for the public’s help in locating a Powers man who hasn’t been seen in near- ly a month. Mark Foss, 57, was last sighted at 8 a.m. Sept. 25, before he began traveling to the Bridge area to work on a property he owned. Powers police and the sheriff’s office have searched routes between Powers and Bridge, but have been unable to find Foss or his 1997 white Dodge Caravan. Mark Foss Foss was Missing since Sept.25 reported to be ill before he began driving.

Did you see Foss By Jessie Higgins, The World Betsie Kinney and Calvin Welborn plant a vine maple in the front yard of a recently completed Habitat for Humanity home in Empire on Saturday. The or his vehicle? pair is from the Coos Bay Garden Club.“The idea of supporting a group that helps get families the most basic thing of all, a roof over their heads, it Foss is 6 feet tall, 215 gives me such a great feeling,”Kinney said. About a dozen garden club members joined the planting ceremony, along with the new homeowners. “I pounds, has gray hair and a think it’s a sweet idea for elderly people to put in the time and brighten your world for your whole life,”said new homeowner Art McMahon.“It comes gray beard. The license plate of from the heart.” his 1997 white Dodge Caravan is 896EYC. Call the Coos County’s sheriff’s office at 541-396-7830. Winter Lake project leaders: Your land is high and dry

BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE unfounded concerns that neigh- each owner. The World boring land would be inundated, That could include buying land, particularly on Garden Valley creating a conservation easement COQUILLE — A panel of offi- Road. or installing protective infrastruc- cials and engineers Monday night “They were in no way a com- ture. worked to allay fears that a pro- plete piece of work,”he said. “They If no compromise could be posed wetland restoration will were a tool that we were using in- reached, there is one last alterna- flood neighboring landowners. house.” tive: “It’s over, that’s it,” Kuntz In a three-hour meeting, Com- Kuntz said the latest data said. “We don’t go any further than missioner Fred Messerle and other showed that berms and the grade that.” project leaders told property own- of the terrain would protect nearly Officials from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, a Contributed Photo ers that the Winter Lake project is all surrounding land. This billboard, located on U.S. Highway 101 near Coos Bay, is one of the billboards project partner, stressed the eco- still at an early stage of develop- He added that as the group Robinson’s campaign alleges is misleading. ment. finalized how much water would be nomic and conservation benefits of Under the proposal, 400 acres of channeled to the wetland, it would the project. grazing land would be converted have a firm picture of the water’s Under their estimates, the into wetland using a $3 million tide spread. If properties in lower Gar- restoration would foster 3,200 to Robinson sues DeFazio gate system beginning in 2014. den Valley Road appeared to be 4,000 Coho salmon. Construction Leo Kuntz, a project consultant, affected, the project leaders would for billboard depiction said early hydrology data stoked try to come to an arrangement with SEE LAND | A8

BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE Long process lies ahead of Henson trial The World Read the lawsuit Art Robinson’s full lawsuit against Rep. With Oregon’s 4th District race Peter DeFazio is available at www.artfor- BY TIM NOVOTNY face if convicted. at the time. hurtling toward Election Day, congress.com/sites/default/files/Robinson_ The World The Myrtle Creek man faces two Defense attorney Katherine Republican Art Robinson is claim- Sues_DeFazio.pdf counts of aggra- Berger told Barron that a psychia- ing over $1 million in damages from COQUILLE — The man accused vated murder for trist had a chance to see him, but Democrat Peter DeFazio for wants to abolish public schools, of shooting to death two compan- the deaths of concluded it would be a lengthy depicting him as a “pathological ions while driving along U.S. High- George Micheaux investigation into Henson’s mental nut job.” end Social Security and cut federal way 101 north of Bandon was back III and Milton state. She added that the defense is Robinson’s suit alleges that student aid. in court Monday to have legal dates Leach, who he seeking to have Henson seen by a DeFazio has repeatedly taken One billboard placed next to set and enter a plea. allegedly shot as neuropsychologist before they statements by Robinson out of Oregon State University’s campus Judge Richard Barron entered a he drove with decide if they will seek a defense of context, or fabricated quotes, and in Corvallis displays Robinson next not guilty plea for Timothy Hen- them Sept. 2. His “not guilty by reason of mental used them in political billboards. to the message: “OSU is a liberal son, who sat stoically throughout Timothy wife, whom he is disease or defect.” Robinson’s lawyers point to socialist stronghold.” proceedings that included talk of Henson accused of District Attorney Paul Frasier seven billboards that DeFazio’s The suit says that DeFazio broke his mental competency and the wounding, and his campaign rented in October that potential death sentence he could mother-in-law were also in the car SEE HENSON | A8 imply the Republican challenger SEE ROBINSON | A8

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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Tuesday, October 23,2012 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Police now allege Bandon man Thefts & Mischief COOS BAY on harassment charge, 1900 block of North Seventh Street. Oct. 20, 2:27 a.m., dispute, 100 block of Laclair Street. Oct. 20, 7:18 p.m., man arrested abused two young victims on charge of menacing with a Oct. 20, 2:46 a.m., arrest for vio- lation of restraining order, 3200 knife after a man reported his block of Ocean Boulevard. brother pulled a knife on him and his mother, 100 block of COQUILLE — Prosecu- back in court Nov. 12 for a court appearance Monday. Oct. 20, 3:01 a.m., criminal tres- tors say they found a sec- change of plea hearing. COURT Wearing glasses and a pass, 700 block of South Fifth Laclair Street. ond girl under the age of 12 Anyone with informa- somber expression, John Street. Oct. 20, 9:51 p.m., man arrested that they believe was sexu- tion on Steven Ray Perkins, REPORTS Wayne Kirk, 52, of North Oct. 20, 5:48 a.m., prowler, 400 on DUII charge, Ocean Boule- ally abused by a Steven Ray or the alleged crimes, is Bend appeared before Judge block of South Sixth Street. vard. Perkins, 28. asked to contact the Coos Sarah Lundstedt said Corri- Richard Barron on charges of “We are concerned that County Sheriff’s office, second degree assault, men- Oct. 20, 1:15 a.m., dispute, 100 Oct. 20, 10:49 p.m., criminal tres- gan is facing charges for block of South Empire Boule- passing, 900 block of South there may be others, 541-396-3121, ext. 371. three separate incidents of acing, fourth- vard. Broadway. though we hope not,” said North Bend man will domestic violence and one of District Attorney Paul degree Oct. 20, 2:27 a.m., dispute, 100 Oct. 20, 11:26 p.m., shot fired, sexual abuse. She says that, Frasier. “We would like to get one trial, not four assault and block of Laclair Street. 1000 block of South Fourth instead of the separate trials, speak with anyone who COQUILLE — A man fac- a parole Street. the judge ruled that they Oct. 20, 2:46 a.m., man arrested may have information on ing domestic violence and violation. on charge of violating a restrain- Oct. 21, 12:57 a.m., criminal mis- Steven Perkins.” sex abuse charges involving could present the four The charges apart from one ing order, 3200 block of Ocean chief to a vehicle, 100 block of Frasier made the com- his girlfriend will not be judge Boulevard. another to the same jury. informed South Empire Boulevard. ments Monday afternoon allowed to break up those Oct. 20, 3:01 a.m., criminal tres- after Perkins was arraigned charges into individual trials. Some of the timing of the Kirk of the John Wayne Oct. 21, 1:01 a.m., criminal tres- incidents, she said, overlap passing, 700 block of South Fifth on rape, sexual abuse and That was the decision by penalties he Kirk Street. passing, 400 block of Newmark sodomy charges, all of Judge Richard Barron at a which may confuse the jury. faces if con- Avenue. With the trail date set for victed of the charges, noting Oct. 20, 8:10 a.m., theft, 400 which are Measure 11 hearing Monday, where he Oct. 21, 1:19 a.m., disorderly con- Dec. 11-12, Judge Barron set that second-degree assault block of 16th Avenue. offenses. also levied fines against Cory duct, 2000 block of Newmark an omnibus hearing for Nov. is a Measure 11 offense and Oct. 20, 8:44 a.m., shots fired, The Coos County Sher- Corrigan, 23, of North Bend, Avenue. iff’s office began an inves- for violating a restraining 19. carries a sentence of up to 10 Lakeshore Drive and Crocker tigation into Perkins after order by texting the alleged Father could face 10 years. Street. Kirk, whose son was sent COQUILLE being called to Bay Area victim. years for bat assault Oct. 20, 9:20 a.m., family dispute, Hospital on Oct. 14 for a “I did text her four times, to the hospital with injuries 1900 block of Lawnridge Loop. Oct. 18, 12:28 p.m., arrest for vio- possible sex abuse victim in but it was all very nice things COQUILLE — A father to his head and arms Oct. 10, lation of restraining order, 10 the emergency room. accused of hitting his 29- was ordered to remain held Oct. 20, 11:19 a.m., theft from a ... nothing bad whatsoever,” vehicle, 700 block of 17th block of East First Street. year-old son with a baseball on $50,000 security and will Perkins remains in cus- Corrigan told the judge in Avenue. tody at the Coos County jail court. bat during an argument be back in court Oct. 29 for a Oct. 19, 10:00 p.m., assault, 200 on $500,000 bail. He is due Deputy District Attorney remains in custody after a release hearing. Oct. 20, 12:10 p.m., man arrested block of North Baxter Street. on shoplifting charge, 2000 Oct. 20, 12:25 a.m., criminal mis- block of Newmark Avenue. chief, Collier and Seventh Street. Meetings Oct. 20, 1:02 p.m., fraud, comput- Oct. 20, 12:17 p.m., harassment, er virus, 1300 block of North TODAY WEDNESDAY Authority, 94235 Moore St., regular meeting. Eighth Street. 1200 block of Shelley Road. Gold Beach; reagular meeting. North Bend City Housing Authori- Lower Umpqua Hospital Board — Oct. 20, 2:08 p.m., phone harass- Oct. 20, 9:15 p.m., criminal tres- ty — 12:30 p.m., 1700 Monroe St., 7:30 a.m., conference room, North Bend Public Library — 5 THURSDAY ment, 200 block of North Was- passing, 100 block of Birch Street. North Bend; regular meeting. hospital, 600 Ranch Road, p.m., library conference room, Douglas County Central Safety son Street. 1800 Sherman Ave., North Reedsport; regular meeting. Bay Area Health District — 5:30 Bend; regular board meeting. Committee — 9 a.m., Room 311, Oct. 20, 4:13 p.m., criminal tres- courthouse, 1036 S.E. Douglas passing, 400 block of South NORTH BEND p.m., Spruce/Fir conference Douglas County Board of Com- Coos Bay School Board — 5:30 room, Bay Area Hospitcal, 1775 missioners — 9 a.m., Room 216, Ave., Roseburg; regular monthly Wasson Street. Oct. 17, 12:20 p.m., harassment, p.m., Milner Crest Education 1800 block of Sherman Avenue. Thompson Road; Finance/Audit courthouse, 1036 S.E. Douglas Center, 1255 Hemlock Ave., Coos meeting. Oct. 20, 4:48 p.m., hit-and-run committee meeting. Ave., Roseburg; weekly meet- Bay; Facilities Planning Com- Bandon Planning Commission — 7 collision, Eastside Boat Ramp. Oct. 17, 12:36 p.m., fight, 3200 North Bend City Council — 7:30 p.m., ing. mittee meeting. p.m., council chambers, City Hall, Oct. 20, 5:23 p.m., criminal mis- block of Tremont Avenue. council chambers, City Hall, 835 Coos-Curry Housing Authority — Reedsport VFW — 7 p.m., senior 555 U.S. Highway 101; reguar chief to a gate and fence, 100 Oct. 17, 4:14 p.m., fight, 3900 block of South Cammann Street. California St.; regular meeting. 4 p.m., Curry County Annex center, 460 Winchester Ave.; meeting. block of Edgewood Drive. Oct. 20, 6:11 p.m., fight, South Empire Boulevard and Noble Oct. 17, 6:43 p.m., hit-and-run col- Street. lision, 3100 block of Oak Street. Oct. 20, 7:09 p.m., dispute, 300 Oct. 18, 10:25 a.m., fraud, 3400 block of South Empire Boule- block of Spruce Street. vard. Oct. 19, 11:06 a.m., burglary, 3900 Oct. 20, 7:10 p.m., man arrested block of Edgewood Drive.

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Many voters in Oregon’s 4th As in 2010, DeFazio is in a hard- Congressional District have never fought battle with Art Robinson — known any congressman but Peter 2012 General Election a Cave Junction chemist, home- DeFazio. After 13 terms, voters easily school advocate and tea party dar- may take for granted DeFazio’s ling. Many conservative voters will The World’s Editorial Board provides its election recommendations as a service to our know-how and diligence on behalf of be drawn to Robinson because of readers. We welcome other viewpoints. local people and local communities. his peppery perspectives on such That would be a mistake, diverse topics as climate change, because DeFazio’s experience and DeFazio to thank, in part, for been a leading figure in efforts to federal deficits and public educa- effectiveness would be hard to restoration of rail service. The Coos maintain federal timber payments tion. But even in a Republican- replace. Bay port’s acquisition of the valley- to rural Oregon’s so-called “O&C controlled House, an ideologue DeFazio is a high-ranking mem- to-coast rail line not only saved counties.”Now DeFazio is leading a such as Robinson is unlikely ever to ber of House committees dealing existing jobs, it also creates oppor- push to move 2.4 million federal represent the 4th District as effec- with both transportation and nat- tunities to recruit additional rail- acres into two trusts, one reserved tively as the adroit and pragmatic ural resources. Those are key issues dependent industries. Buying and for conservation and the other DeFazio. for the communites of his district, restoring the railroad would have dedicated to commercial forestry. This year, as in every election and DeFazio wields his influence been much harder, if not impossi- If he succeeds, Oregon will see not since 1986, voters should send skillfully. ble, without DeFazio’s influence. only revenue for rural counties, but DeFazio to protect our interests in South Coast residents have For many years, DeFazio has a revival of timber-based jobs. Congress. Public Forum

DeFazio has local focus and support In the contest for congressional representative of Oregon’s 4th District, Art Robinson has sur- passed Peter DeFazio in two areas: number of sleazy ads and amount of out-of-state PAC money spent. In the area of public policy, Rep. DeFazio beats Robinson hands down. Education: Robinson would abolish public schools and said, “Incarceration of a child in most American public schools today is child abuse.” Conversely, Mr. DeFazio gives his congressional pay raises to southwestern Oregon community colleges. Business: Robinson is opposed to taxes or regulation of any kind. DeFazio has opposed the financial deregulation and lack of oversight which led to the 2008 economic meltdown. He voted against the Wall Street bailout without reforms. He has opposed treaties that send our jobs overseas. He introduced a “transaction tax” on the billionaire hedge fund traders in the stock mar- ket. They keep their money in for- eign accounts, but don’t want to pay .03 percent on a transaction to help reduce the deficit. Health care: Peter DeFazio stop abortions? I’m 69 years old, I president of the United States of hard-working citizens who love an ear toward fairness to all sides of insisted on proper reimbursement remember back-alley abortions. America. I want to be proud of my our beautiful coastal community. an issue. He is always eager to help, of doctors by Medicare and voted to We’ll be right back in time to that, country again. If you are one of these individuals, is dependable and trustworthy. I strengthen health care. Mr. Robin- and the people performing the God Bless America. and you want to elect someone think Dennis would be a great son believes nuclear waste sprin- abortions would not be paying Diana Johnson with like values to represent you in addition to Coos Bay city govern- kled over the ocean or added to Ore- taxes for that process. So, Mitt Powers local government, vote for Don ment, and I foresee his input gon’s groundwater might improve Romney, add them to your list of Gurney, Coos County commis- assisting Coos Bay toward a pro- our health and “enhance our resist- 47 percent of the people you say sioner, Position 3. ductive future. ance to degenerative diseases.” don’t pay taxes or take personal China Creek/ Don is a friend, a neighbor and Dorothy Gillhoover The hundreds of thousands of responsibility for their own lives. someone who attends and sup- Coos Bay dollars being spent by super PACs On a sad note, we actually have Winter Lake facts ports community events. He is a on Robinson’s behalf is the problem. “birthers” in our area, people I Once again, hysteria reigns man who values the trust placed in The tea party and their sponsor, the know personally. They still believe supreme. This time it is over the him, and he is determined to make Koch Brothers Corp., are already Obama was not from here. This is China Creek/Winter Lake project. sensible decisions that are in the causing damage to our democracy. simple racism. Aren’t we smarter Let’s examine the facts before best interest of all Coos County Kudos Art Robinson is one of their candi- and better than that? jumping to irrational conclusions residents. Don’s ideas are forward- dates. Peter DeFazio is powered by Many years ago, I heard some- that assume dire consequences. thinking — he has solutions not Oregon people, not out of state thing that was true then and now. I The Winter Lake farmlands just for today, but also for tomor- super PACs or corporations. Republicans are for big corpora- are in jeopardy from failing tide row and beyond. Myra and Jim Lawson tions and Democrats are for the gates. The tide gates are necessary A vote for Don Gurney is a vote Many helped with Bandon people. Keep that in mind when to preserve the use of farmlands for yourself, your children and you vote. during the spring, summer and fall your grandchildren. Let’s live and MP Booster Club Colleen Curto work together with a man who months. State and federal agencies We had a great turnout for the Aren’t we smarter Coos Bay are willing to assist property own- lives with and will work hard for us. Vote for Don Gurney! Booster Club hall of fame/auc- ers by replacing old tide gates with tion/dinner on Oct. 6. Special and better now? fish-friendly tide gates at an esti- Dawn Brittain I want to be proud Coquille thanks to Bruce, Cecille and Amy I grew up with Republican par- mated cost of $2 million. Shull for their leadership with the ents, but they are turning over in of my country I The China Creek/Winter Lake auction and selling many tickets. their graves at the Republican Party project proposes to “actively Dater brings a Kitina Larsen and Mabry Delong of today. I am constantly amazed at Dear fellow Americans, we live restore” wetlands for fish and were instrumental in directing, anyone who isn’t a millionaire sup- in a beautiful country. We do what wildlife enhancement on privately fresh perspective getting auction items and selling porting the Republican Party. They we want, travel where we want, eat owned parcels at the property tickets. We appreciate the busi- are corrupt and put us in the mess where we want, go to baseball and owners’ request. State and federal With all the campaign signs nesses and individuals who donat- Obama has been trying to get us out football games and so much more. agencies have been working con- tossing familiar names into your ed items to our auction. Kami of despite the effort of the Republi- We even get to live wherever we scientiously with other Winter driving view, I would like to intro- Godfrey, Angie Sturgill and can Congress to stop him. want in the United States. It truly Lake property owners who will duce you to a newcomer on the Tammy Brown did a great job with The big fear that Obama is going is a wonderful country, we are maintain unrestricted ownership playing field. food preparation and organization. to take your guns never happened. truly blessed. of their properties. This is not an Dennis Dater is an acquaintance Many student athletes helped The real fear should be what the But what if all these things were attempt at a government land grab. who, over the last two years, I have set up, serve, bus tables and clean Republicans want to take: your taken away from you? You are sud- I The project will enhance gotten to know personally, as well up. It was great to have the stu- Social Security, Medicare, Medic- denly woken up, grabbed by the watersheds for fish and wildlife as witness his community com- dents helping, as we couldn’t have aid, Planned Parenthood, Head collar and told to go to work. You habitat, while at the same time mitments. His philosophy is: Coos been as successful without all Start, women’s rights, PBS and no longer get your normal pay- improving flood controls that will Bay needs a plan for the future. “If their help. Also, the community your right to vote. check, but maybe 35 cents an hour. ensure the future quality of farm- you don’t know where you are and students heard inspiring and Mitt Romney’s lies are incredi- And yes, you may be allowed to go lands in the Winter Lake region. going — how will you know when emotional speeches by Hall of ble. He can’t keep the same posi- to the bathroom once, but you’ll be This project is independent of, and you get there?” Fame inductees. tion on anything for more than two punished the second time. And is in no way related to, the pro- Dennis brings a fresh perspec- It was great to see the commu- days. I fear that, like George Bush, your kids are taken to school where posed federal expansion of the tive to the Coos Bay area having nity pull together and demonstrate war would be on his agenda if the they learn how to fight and become Bandon Marsh. lived in cities outside the state. their Bobcat Pride. Join us at the worst happened and he was elect- terrorists instead of learning the Judging from the impassioned Dennis has owned a business. He next Booster Club meeting at 6:30 ed. He was all for the war in Viet- alphabet. rhetoric of opponents to the proj- understands the impact city deci- p.m. Nov. 7 at the MPHS library. nam but chose to go on a mission in In other words, your lives are ect, it appears they do not fully sions have on the business owner. Shayla Stidham France instead of serve. None of his completely controlled. understand the implications of He also is trained in the technolo- MP Booster Club secretary sons have served. I definitely do not want this, nor doing nothing. Furthermore, when gy field, teaching a course at Myrtle Point Then, locally, we have Art do I wish this kind of life on any- the ideological adversity to gov- SWOCC as well as mentoring for Robinson, who had his son run as a one. But do not think for a minute ernment participation is removed the Bay Area Senior’s Computer Democrat against DeFazio in the that this cannot happen. We are in from the equation, it is clear that Club. Dennis has spent some time primary. Did they really think a dangerous time. We the people this project is a collaborative sailing and is in tune with aspects Democrats were fooled? Robinson cannot, and must not, let this hap- win/win for fish, wildlife and the of a port city. Write to us pen. I fear for my country. farmland property owners of the In the short time Dennis has is supported by big money from The World welcomes your letter. When the day comes that we go Winter Lake region. lived in Coos Bay, he has become a out of state. Thanks to Citizens Write to [email protected], or to the polls, it is not only to choose Chris Hood member of the Coos Bay Library United, big money can buy elec- P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. tions if we let it. When I see older a Democrat or a Republican, but it Coos Bay Board; volunteers his time in the I Please use your real name. cars with big Art Robinson signs is to vote for a weak or strong community, serving at the Veter- I 400 words maximum. on them, I think, “Seriously?” Art country. God or no God. My coun- ans Stand Down and the Coos I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- Robinson is not for the little guy,as try comes first, not my paycheck or Vote for Gurney; County Animal Shelter; and you ness complaints, poetry or religious are any Republicans. even the food on my table. he has solutions may even have seen him walking testimony. One more thing amazes me. If Because if I don’t have God and his own dogs in Mingus Park. He is I Please list your address and day- you take away a woman’s right to country, I really have nothing at Coos County is composed of community-minded. time phone for verification. choose, do you really believe you’ll all. Please vote for Mitt Romney for many contributing, productive, Dennis is a willing listener with C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Tuesday, October 23,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State Expect young GOP leader trick-or-treaters quits group to come knocking that backed before dark Democrats DEAR ABBY: Since PORTLAND (AP) — Halloween is nearly here, I Oregon Republican Chairman have a question about trick- Allen Alley has resigned from or-treating. Last year on a conservative political organ- Halloween I was sitting down ization over a campaign mail- for an early dinner that was ing that included about 30 planned for 5 p.m. so we Democrats among its wouldn’t be endorsements. disturbed Alley drew criticism from by trick-or- DEAR GOP members for the mailing treaters. ABBY from the Oregon Suddenly Transformation Project. He the doorbell said in a letter that he made a rang. When mistake in remaining co-chair I answered, of the project, The Oregonian I was bom- reported Monday. barded with The Associated Press “I screwed this up,” Alley Soldier Joe Yantz, 23, who lost a leg in a blast in Afghanistan, waits to get in a drift boat for a fishing trip down the Rogue River near Grants Pass, requests for wrote. candy from Friday,Oct.19.Eleven veterans from around the country experienced the Rogue River with six fishing guides,courtesy of Freedom Alliance,a char- The organization is largely three boys itable organization that helps families of injured veterans. supported by timber compa- who live JEANNE nies, including Stimson down the PHILLIPS Lumber, and has been street. It Oregon oarsmen take injured veterans fishing involved in legislative races in was still Clackamas County and light outside. BY JEFF DUEWEL River with six fishing guides, few years ago. “They’re “You’re on edge con- around the state. I told them to come back The Associated Press courtesy of Freedom amazing people. One of the stantly. Your head’s on a The mailing was a later, when I wasn’t eating Alliance, a charitable organi- guys was driving a Humvee, swivel. We have mine sweep- “Women’s Voters Guide” that dinner. I wanted to teach ALMEDA — Twenty- zation that helps families of a land mine went off. He did- ers clearing a 2-foot-wide included recommendations them that they shouldn’t three-year-old Joe Yantz of injured veterans. n’t realize his arm was blown path. If you stepped off that from a panel of five women — overextend the holiday and Sedalia, Mo., climbed over a “Some of them are going off. He looked down and his path, it was a 90-percent two Republicans, two disrupt other people’s lives. wall in Afghanistan in June through hell right now, and hand was still gripping the chance you’d step on an Democrats and one unaffiliat- An hour later I received a call 2010 while on an Army others have been through wheel with his arm blown IED.” ed voter. from the boys' mother scold- patrol, and the wall exploded. hell,” said Pepper Ailor of off. I take my hat off to them. Trip participant Dan The recommendations ing me for sending them The same thing happened Freedom Alliance, trip leader. I thank them every day.” Kremmer of Buffalo, N.Y. is a heavily favored Republicans away. in Afghanistan to fellow sol- “We’re hoping this experi- Mike Dawson of Grants survivor of the 1983 blast in but also recommended about I was just trying to get a bit dier Zach Schick, 22, of ence helps them overcome Pass and his father-in-law Beirut that killed 241 30 Democrats in races for the of peace and quiet before the Sumner, Iowa, in May 2011. some issues they’re facing.” Jerry Schuld donate time and American servicemen in a Legislature. festivities. Was I wrong not Friday morning Yantz The group was scheduled money to Freedom Alliance barracks. Freedom Alliance Most of the Democrats — to give them candy and ask climbed out of a van on one to stay at Black Bar, Marial and set up the trip. Dawson put two of his children such as House Democratic them to come back later? — leg and grabbed crutches, and Lucas lodges, and then has fished with Clark many through college. Leader Tina Kotek of Portland TREAT CHEATER IN CON- ready to hop in a drift boat return to Grants Pass. times, and it seemed like a Shawn Horsley, 33, of — were in non-competitive CORD, CALIF. for a four-day fishing trip Besides Hergenrether and natural. Holly Ridge, N.C., got hit by races. But the guide did back a DEAR TREAT CHEATER: down the Rogue River, sit- Bret Clark, other oarsmen Marine Jeremiah Harrold an IED and mortar fire in handful in key races, and it I think so. The boys’ mother ting alongside Schick with were Terry O’Connors, Bill of Wilksborough, N.C., Iraq. endorsed Democratic Rep. may not have wanted them guide Richard Hergenrether. Inkrote, Jonny Handley and found out just 24 hours earli- The last one severed Peter DeFazio, who faces a out after dark, which is why Shrapnel left scars on George Oachs, all of whom er he’d be going on the excur- nerves in his brain, making it challenge from Republican she started them on their Schick’s face, arms and neck. thanked the veterans for sion, when another veteran difficult to walk and talk. Art Robinson. rounds early. Halloween is The blast damaged the answering the call of duty. had to cancel. He took a drag With years of therapy he is Alley said the organization the day for trick-or-treating, carotid artery and nearly “They would do it all over off a cigarette as he described improving, and now walks began as a think tank focused and part of the “treat” is see- killed him. again if they could,” said his nine roadside bomb blasts without a cane. on the state budget but broad- ing the children’s excitement They are two of 11 veter- Inkrote, who took veterans and two gunshot wounds in “My mental state is a lot ened its reach. He said he has and their costumes. To have ans from around the country on a trip with a similar group multiple tours of Iraq and better,” he said. I’m stoked to never been involved in the expected peace and quiet who experienced the Rogue called Wounded Warriors a Afghanistan. get on the river.” transformation project’s with kids in the neighbor- political action committee, hood was unrealistic. Think which has become a major back to your own childhood Prominent Ore. developer John Gray dead at 93 force in campaigns in and, when the doorbell rings, Clackamas County and in leg- answer it and be welcoming. PORTLAND (AP) — Valley Cab reported child pornography convic- islative races around the state. DEAR ABBY: DEAR ABBY: I am a 14- Portland developer and phi- Huson missing at about 1 tion. Longtime Republican year-old girl and still wet the STATE lanthropist John Gray has a.m. Sunday after picked up Forty-nine-year-old Party activist Marylin bed. I have tried to stop, but it died. DIGEST a fare outside a downtown Byron Lee Newton pleaded Shannon angrily attacked doesn’t do any good. Some of Gray, who was 93, was Medford bar and then didn’t guilty to the child pornogra- Alley and Rob Kremer, who is my family members know known for developing some Trout says the Windows call in. phy charge after investiga- treasurer of the Oregon about my situation, but none of the state’s most promi- tablets have USB ports that tors searched his home in Republican Party and the of my friends do. I’m not sure Police found his body nent resorts, including the can accommodate a wide about seven hours later. November 2010 and seized prime force behind the trans- how to stop because I have Sunriver resort near Bend array of accessibility tools computer equipment with formation project. tried not drinking anything and the Salishan resort on like joysticks and sip-and- Cargo trailer with 40 photos and video of chil- “There is no reason for the two hours before I go to bed, the Oregon Coast. puff devices. bikes stolen in Eugene dren. chairman and treasurer of the but wake up every three Later in life, he became Trout says about 200 He was convicted in Republican Party to send out a EUGENE (AP) — Police hours to use the bathroom. — known for his philanthropic voters used an iPad during Clatsop County Circuit flier that endorses are looking for a cargo trailer EMBARRASSED IN HOUS- efforts. the May primary, and all 36 Court and sentenced in July Democrats,”Shannon said. holding 40 bikes that was TON The Oregonian reports counties have at least one of of last year on the state sexu- Alley said in his letter that DEAR EMBARRASSED: If that much of his philanthro- the Apple tablets. Voters can taken sometime over the al abuse charge. He’s serving he did not agree with all of the your pediatrician doesn’t py was devoted to environ- use the tablet to enlarge the weekend from a school park- time at the Eastern Oregon recommendations in the flier know about your problem, he mental education programs, text or have the ballot read ing lot in Eugene. Correctional Institution in and that he played no role in or she should be told so you but he also supported aloud. Completed ballots are The bikes are owned by Pendleton with a possible the development of the guide. can be examined to make sure Habitat for Humanity, con- printed and returned in an the school district and are release date in 2017, after No Republican Party money there is nothing physically tributed to community col- envelope like other ballots in used to teach riding safety. which he’ll go to federal was used for the guide, he wrong with you. There are lege scholarships and Oregon’s all-mail elections. A manager for the school prison. said. medications that can help pledged $5 million to the district, Shane MacRhodes, you overcome your problem. Knight Cancer Institute at Slain cabbie had told The Register-Guard the There are also devices called Oregon Health & Science apparently been robbed thieves were likely after the bedwetting alarms that can Death Notices University. MEDFORD (AP) — Police new trailer and didn’t know solve the problem. To find the bikes were inside. Brenda Jane Shipp — Mary Alice Glossop — out more about them, search Windows tablets to said Monday they have no 53, of North Bend, passed 80, of Bandon, passed away immediate suspects in the The trailer and bikes, for “bedwetting alarm” on help disabled voters manufactured by Bike Friday away Oct. 22, 2012, in Coos Oct. 20, 2012, in Coos Bay. Google. weekend slaying of a taxi cab Bay.Arrangements are pend- Arrangements are pending SALEM — A year after driver in Medford. of Eugene, are worth about DEAR ABBY: We have two $38,000. ing with Nelson’s Bay Area with Nelson’s Bay Area family weddings coming up pioneering the use of iPads Lt. Mike Budreau says Mortuary, 541-267-4216. Mortuary, 541-267-4216. soon. One of our cousins has to help disabled voters mark evidence indicates that 58- Federal sentence adds Down syndrome, among ballots, Oregon election offi- year-old William Roy Huson to man’s prison term other medical problems. He’s cials are now trying out of Talent was assaulted in • Cremation a grown man, but he has the competing tablets running the cab, robbed, and his PORTLAND (AP) — An • Funeral Service mental capacity and manners Microsoft’s new Windows 8 body dumped in a field near Astoria man serving a six- of a 7-year-old. His parents operating system. the place his last fare wanted year sentence for sexually Locally don’t discipline him and he is The Secretary of State’s to go. Then the killer appar- abusing two children had 10 “Our family Owned Office announced Monday ently drove the cab five miles years added on top of the & out of control. He screams serving your family” Operated and talks loudly and will that Samsung has loaned the to a parking lot and left it. state term when he was sen- jump around on the dance state 10 tablets for the trial. Police said Huson had tenced in federal court 541-267-4216 floor and run into couples State elections director Steve been shot once in the head. Monday in Portland for a 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson while they are trying to dance. His parents bring him to special occasions, even Obituary when it’s “adults only.” Rose were married March 17, children; 14 great-grand- The upcoming weddings James “Jim” Krantz 1990 in Coquille. They had children; two nephews; four will have receptions after- Jan. 15, 1932 – Oct. 15, 2012 lived in Myrtle Point since nieces; several cousins; and a ward and adult-only dances. A memorial service to cel- 1993. They belong to the host of friends. Don’t his parents have any ebrate the life of Jim Krantz, Freedom Fellowship Church Jim was preceded in death common sense? This family 80, of Myrtle Point, will be of the Nazarene. Jim and by his son, Marshall; par- has the attitude that if he held at 11a.m. Saturday, Oct. Polly took several trips in ents; two brothers, Dewayne isn’t invited, then they won’t 27, at the Freedom their 22 years together. Jim and Bill Krantz; and grand- go. I have reached the point Fellowship Church, 1545 loved people and visiting, daughter, Cassidy Rose. that it is fine with me. How Maple St. in Myrtle Point. but was always glad to get The family suggests do we make it clear that he is Private family burial has back home. He loved to hunt memorial contributions to a not welcome? It would be a Coosoos BayBay ChapelChapel taken place at the Dora and fish, catching some big charity of one’s choice. shame to pay thousands of Crremationemation & FFuneraluneral SServiceervice Cemetery. salmon in the Coquille River. Arrangements are under dollars for a wedding and Jim was born Jan. 15, 1932, His last fishing trip was only the direction of Established in 1915, formerly Wilson, Dungan-Margeson, have it ruined by his behav- in Coquille to Harry and a few weeks ago with his son, Amling/Schroeder Funeral Theurwachter, Ellingson-Groskopf, W.O. Campbell, ior. Most people probably Mills-Bryan-Sherwood and Campbell-Watkins Funeral Homes. Dorthy (Noah) Krantz. He Mike, and his grandsons. Service – Myrtle Point won’t understand my point passed away Oct. 15, 2012, in Jim is survived by his wife, Chapel, 541-572-2524. • Simple cremation & burial. of view. What do you Springfield. Polly Ann; his puppy, Teddy Sign the guestbook at • Convenient downtown location with ample think?—NERVOUS IN Jim graduated from Bear, who was his buddy; www.theworldlink.com. parking. UTAH Myrtle Point High School in son, Mike and Judy of Myrtle • Full-service facility including large chapel, DEAR NERVOUS: 1951 and was on the football Point; four grandsons, Zeb reception, private viewing & conference rooms. Regardless of your cousin’s • Merchandise options include caskets, urns, burial team. He attended OTI in and Amanda of age, because of his parents’ Klamath Falls for four years The World publishes & urn vaults, cremation jewelry, printed Albuquerque, N.M., Caleb of death notices and service materials, video tributes & more available at the inability to control his to be a diesel mechanic. He Medford, Noah and Serena of behavior he should not be worked for Howard listings as a free public time of need or in advance by preplanning. Myrtle Point and Chris King service. Obituaries and • Pet cremation. invited to the weddings. Cooper/Pape’ Brothers in of Toledo; six stepchildren, Because they have the atti- Coquille and Eugene. He “Card of Thanks” items are • Payment terms & options. David and Laura Rose of supplied by families or • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. tude that if he is not invited worked for 23 years for the Dora, Fred and Cindy Rose, they won’t go, that’s their Coos County Road funeral homes and are pub- Locally owned by Tom Boynton Doyce Rose all Coquille, lished for a fee. For details, choice. Department as shop super- Rhonda and Verne Herz and Make your wishes clear, intendant. He retired in contact Amanda at ajohn- Est. 1915 541-267-3131 Belinda Rose of Coos Bay and 685 Anderson Avenue and your problem will be January 1994. [email protected], or Laurie and Mark Smucker of 541-269-1222 ext. 269. Coos Bay, OR solved. Jim and Polly Ann (Clark) Harrisburg; 17 stepgrand- www.coosbayfh.com C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A6 •The World •Tuesday, October 23,2012 Y K Nation Obama, Conservationists win Romney Ruby pipeline appeal

RENO, Nev. (AP) — Two sity, which sued to protect dash to federal agencies violated the the fish along with Defenders Endangered Species Act and of Wildlife. now must reconsider addi- “With this victory, these the finish tional protection for the rare fish will be better pro- Lahontan cutthroat trout tected and the public won’t BY NANCY BENAC and other rare fish adversely have to bear the whole cost of affected by the 700-mile the pipeline’s destructive AND KEN THOMAS Ruby pipeline that carries impacts,”he said. The Associated Press natural gas from Wyoming, Lawyers at the Interior BOCA RATON, Fla. — The Associated Press through Utah and Nevada Department — parent of Their debates now history, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama answer a question during the into southern Oregon, a fed- both agencies— were President Barack Obama and third presidential debate at Lynn University, Monday, in Boca Raton, Fla. eral appeals court ruled reviewing the ruling and had Republican Mitt Romney Monday. no immediate comment, said today open a two-week sprint The campaign was print- the last thing we should do is close,” Biden said in an A three-judge panel of the Blake Androff, the depart- to Election Day powered by ing 3.5 million copies of the turn back now.”The ad will air appearance on NBC’s 9th U.S. Circuit Court of ment’s deputy director of adrenaline, a boatload of plan, which were being dis- in the nine states whose elec- “Today” show. “We always Appeals determined the U.S. communications. campaign cash and a deter- tributed at campaign events toral votes are still considered knew at the end of the day Fish and Wildlife Service and Besides the Lahontan cut- mination to reach Nov. 6 with and field offices across the up for grabs — New Hamp- this was going to be a close Bureau of Land Management throat trout, the 42-inch no would-have, should-have country, aiming to outline shire, Virginia, North Caroli- race, no matter who the broke the law by failing to pipeline built in 2010 affect- regrets in their neck-and- proposals Obama has dis- na, Florida, Ohio, Wisconsin, Republicans nominated.” adequately examine the ed habitat for the Warner neck fight to the finish. cussed to improve education, Iowa, Nevada and Colorado. Neither candidate scored a potential harm to fish as a sucker, Lost River sucker, From here, the candidates boost manufacturing jobs, No surprise then, that knockout punch in their third result of pumping more than shortnose sucker and Modoc will vastly accelerate their enhance U.S.-made energy, Obama campaigns today in and last debate Monday, as 300 million gallons of water sucker, as well as four travel, ad spending and reduce the federal deficit and Florida and Ohio while Rom- both men reined in the con- from beneath the ground in endangered fish in the Col- grass-roots mobilizing in a raise taxes on the wealthy. ney heads West to Nevada frontational sniping that had Oregon and Nevada in con- orado River — the Colorado race that’s likely to cost The plan was part of a clos- and Colorado. marked their last testy nection with a project com- pikeminnow, humpback upward of $2 billion by the ing argument to voters pitched Asked today whether the encounter. The topic was pleted two years ago. chub, razorback sucker and time it all ends. in a new 60-second television race comes down to Ohio, foreign policy, and Romney The appellate court also bonytail chub. Obama’s campaign released advertisement released fol- Virginia and Florida as some went in to the debate with a agreed with environmental- Ruby Pipeline LLC volun- a 20-page booklet called the lowing the final debate. In the observers have suggested, key piece of advice from his ists who said the government tarily agreed to a dozen con- “Blueprint for America’s ad, Obama speaks directly to Vice President Joe Biden aides: talk about peace in an illegally relied on mitigation servation measures intended Future” today to promote a the camera about his plans for described the three as “criti- appeal to independent vot- measures that have not been to mitigate the impacts on second term agenda, respond- a second term and touts eco- cally important.”He predict- ers, particularly women, who funded in concluding there are the fish, including con- ing to Republican criticism nomic gains. ed victory in Ohio and Flori- are weary of more than a enough protections in place structing fish migration bar- that the president has not “We’re not there yet,” da — without mentioning decade of war. “I want to see for the cutthroat trout and riers and restoring riparian clearly articulated a plan for Obama says in the ad, “but Virginia. peace,” Romney said in his other fish in hundreds of rivers vegetation along streams — the next four years. we’ve made real progress and “Look, this is going to be closing argument. and streams in the four states. but committed to fully fund- “We wish the Ruby ing only seven of them. pipeline had never been As a result, the 9th Circuit built, but since it was, it’s ruled that the voluntary con- Wisconsin shooting crucial that everything pos- servation measures are sible is done to minimize “unenforceable” and there- harm to the endangered fish fore cannot be considered in brings call for new that live along its route,”said assessing whether they pro- Noah Greenwald, endan- vide adequate offsets to keep gered species director for the the species from being control of guns Center for Biological Diver- threatened with extinction.

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Two “Across Wisconsin there Wisconsin lawmakers are are inconsistent standards, pushing legislation to tight- or sometimes none at all, for Informant: NYPD paid en the enforcement of gun the collection of weapons rules in domestic violence owned by domestic abusers,” The Associated Press cases, prompted by a fatal the Milwaukee Democrat Police and swat team members respond to a call of a shooting at the me to ‘bait’ Muslims shooting rampage at a sub- said Monday as she and Rep. Azana Spa in Brookfield,Wis. Sunday. urban Milwaukee spa. Penny Bernard Schaber NEW YORK (AP) — A paid to be one of them,” Rahman Radcliffe Haughton, 45, pushed for the bill. are not required to conduct bill but admits it may not informant for the New York recalled the police telling bought a handgun just two Radcliffe Haughton’s wife, background checks or have done anything to stop Police Department’s intelli- him. “It’s street theater.” days after his beleaguered wife Zina, secured the four-year enforce a 48-hour waiting Haughton. gence unit was under orders Rahman, who said he obtained a restraining order restraining order against him period as licensed gun deal- “We don’t know what to “bait” Muslims into say- plans to move to the against him. He used that on Thursday, at which point ers are under state law. would have prevented this ing bad things as he lived a Caribbean, said he now weapon to kill her and two he was ordered to hand over Three of the victims situation,”he said. double life, snapping pic- believes his work as an other women Sunday at the all of his firearms to a county remained hospitalized late Jeff Nass, president of tures inside mosques and informant against Muslims spa where she worked, before sheriff. It’s unclear whether Monday. Wisconsin Force, an NRA- collecting the names of in New York was “detrimen- fatally shooting himself. he turned in any weapons. Taylor’s legislation calls chartered state association, innocent people attending tal to the Constitution.” Sen. Lena Taylor said the Around 11 a.m. Sunday, for individuals who are sub- said the proposed law would study groups on Islam, he After he disclosed to friends shooting highlights the need Radcliffe Haughton opened ject to a restraining order to be ineffective above and told The Associated Press. details about his work for the for better enforcement of fire at the Azana Day Spa in be forced to surrender their beyond the Haughton attack. Shamiur Rahman, a 19- police — and after he told the laws that require restraining Brookfield. firearms within 48 hours or “It’s just one of those year-old American of Ben- police that he had been order recipients to surrender He had bought the .40- face arrest. The bill failed in things that make some people gali descent who has now interviewed by the AP — he their weapons. caliber semiautomatic hand- 2010 largely due to opposi- feel better,” Nass said of the denounced his work as an stopped receiving text mes- gun he used in the attack tion from the National Rifle proposed law. “It’s just like a informant, said police told sages from his NYPD han- from a private owner on Sat- Association and other gun- restraining order. We know him to embrace a strategy dler, “Steve,” and his han- urday, according to police in rights groups. how effective those are. The called “create and capture.” dler’s NYPD phone number Brown Deer, the Milwaukee Tony Gibart, policy coor- tragedy is it’s hard to under- He said it involved creating a was disconnected. suburb where Haughton dinator for the Wisconsin stand how people think and conversation about jihad or Rahman’s account shows lived. The seller did nothing Coalition against Domestic what deranged people do.” terrorism, then capturing how the NYPD unleashed illegal; private individuals Violence, supports Taylor’s Court records show that the response to send to the informants on Muslim Haughton had terrorized his NYPD. For his work, he neighborhoods, often with- wife for years, including earned as much as $1,000 a out specific targets or crimi- threatening to throw acid on month and goodwill from nal leads. Much of what her face, dousing her car the police after a string of Rahman said represents a with tomato juice and slash- minor marijuana arrests. tactic the NYPD has denied ing her vehicle’s tires. “We need you to pretend using.

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LIANGJIAHE, China (AP) tion, the younger Xi was sent year of an increasingly stituency. He even gave up a — The next leader of China to a rural hinterland to learn assertive China. promising Beiing post in his spent much of his youth liv- peasant virtues at age 15. What is clear is that Xi late 20s to go back out to ing in a dug-out cave. The Liangjiahe years are has excelled at quietly rising countryside. Xi Jingping’s seven years among the scant details through the ranks by making He did not at first come in this remote northern known about Xi’s life and the most of two facets: He willingly, however, to community meant toiling personality partly because has an elite, educated back- Liangjiahe, a tiny communi- alongside rural villagers by he himself chronicled them ground with links to com- ty of cave dwellings dug into day and sleeping on bricks by as a formative experience. munist China’s founding arid hills and fronted by night, in stark contrast to his They are part of the vague fathers that are a crucial dried mud walls with wood- pampered early years in Bei- picture of a man who has advantage in the country’s en lattice entryways. He jing. He was born into the drawn little attention during politics, and at the same tried to escape and was communist elite, but after much of his political career time he has successfully detained. Villagers remem- The Associated Press his father fell out of favor but is now poised to become cultivated a common man ber a tall bookworm who A peasant near cave dwellings that characterize the region where with Mao Zedong — and ruling party chief next mystique that helps him eventually earned their Chinese Vice President Xi Jinpingwas sent as a youth to learn peasant before his later rehabilita- month and president next appeal to a broad con- respect. virtues at Liangjiahe village in northwestern China's Shaanxi province. Guantanamo defense: s No war crimes if no war r ee Dental Exam GUANTANAMO BAY at war at that time, the 47- 166 prisoners, most of whom F NAVAL BASE, Cuba (AP) — A year-old shouldn’t be tried at have not been charged with U.S. military war tribunal is Guantanamo. any crime. The hearing is In October! weighing a question that “The fact of going to war scheduled to run through might seem better suited for is a decision by the political Thursday but officials were Bad breath, trouble chewing, weight a history class than a court- branches, either Congress or trying to condense the agen- loss are all signs of dental problems. room: How long has the the president or both,”attor- da because of the approach United States been at war? ney Richard Kammen said of Tropical Storm Sandy, Come in for your pet’s The question is more than Monday. “It’s not something which was heading north in free dental exam. academic for Abd al-Rahim to be arrived at retroactively the Caribbean Sea on a track al-Nashiri, whose lawyers by a bureaucrat who is not to reach southeastern Cuba are appearing before the tri- appointed by Congress on Thursday. bunal this week at the U.S. because it has huge conse- Al-Nashiri refused to base in Guantanamo, Cuba, quences.” attend the hearing to protest SCAN ME! or GoogleGooglle us!us!! to seek the dismissal of war Al-Nashiri’s lawyers say the use of belly chains to move Morganorrgan Vet,Vett,, CoosCoos BayBay crimes charges that were that the U.S. wasn’t at war him from his cell to court. 223030 MMarket,arrkett,, CoosCoos BayBay • 541-269-5846541--269--5846 approved by a Pentagon- until after the Sept. 11, 2001, appointed legal official. attacks and then-President Al-Nashiri faces trial in a George W. 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C M C M Y K A8 •The World • Tuesday, October 23,2012 Y K Weather South Coast Tonight: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. Low Oregon weather Wednesday, Oct. 24 National forecast around 44. Breezy. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Tonight/WednesdayCity/Region WeatherForecast Underground for Wednesday,forecast for Oct. daytime 24 conditions, low/highLow temperatures | High temps Forecast highs for Wednesday, Oct. 24 Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy Wednesday: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. High near 52. Breezy. Chance of precipitation is 90%. WASH. Seattle Wednesday Night: Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, with 39° | 52° a low around 45. Chance of precipitation is 70%. Portland Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly 41° | 45° Pendleton sunny, with a high near 58. Light south southeast wind. Billings 30° | 50° 25° | 46° Minneapolis Curry County Coast Newport 45° | 54° Bend 52° | 68° Salem Tonight: Showers. Steady temperature around 45. 30° | 43° New York South wind to 21 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. 41° | 48° IDAHO Chicago Detroit 57° | 68° Wednesday: Showers. High near 45. South wind 10 to Ontario San Francisco 63° | 81° Eugene Denver 59° | 68° 16 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. 23° | 48° 54° | 61° Washington D.C. 37° | 50° 39° | 57° Wednesday Night: Showers. Low around 44. South North Bend 59° | 79° southeast wind to 11 mph. Chance of rain is 80%. Coos Bay Los Angeles Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 56. Calm 43° | 51° 55° | 73° wind becoming north northeast 5 to 8 mph. Atlanta Medford Klamath Falls 52° | 77° Rogue Valley 37° | 50° El Paso 32° | 41° Tonight: Showers. Low around 38. South southwest CALIF. © 2012 Wunderground.com 52° | 86° wind 5 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Houston Wednesday: Showers. High near 49. South wind 3 to 8 Cloudy Thunder- Flurries Ice 73° | 86° storms mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Partly Miami Wednesday Night: A 50 percent chance of showers. Cloudy Showers Rain Snow 70°76°75° | 84° 86° Cloudy, with a low around 39. Light south wind. Weather Underground• AP Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 55. Light wind. Fronts Pressure Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Cold Warm Stationary Low High Willamette Valley Tonight: Scattered showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low Temperature extremes and precipitation Monday: High 57, low 43 around 41. South wind 7 to 9 mph. for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. Rain: 0.50 inches Total rainfall to date: 31.53 inches Wednesday: Scattered showers. Cloudy, with a high Hi Lo Prec. Rainfall to date last year: 30.44 inches near 51. South wind around 11 mph. Astoria 49 41 0.69 Brookings 52 38 0.74 Average rainfall to date: 41.61 inches Wednesday Night: Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, with -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s Corvallis 50 40 0.20 a low around 38. Chance of precipitation is 60%. Eugene 55 43 0.12 Thursday: Patchy fog. Otherwise, partly sunny, with a Klamath Falls 43 35 0.11 The Tide Tables high near 54. South southeast wind around 5 mph. La Grande 52 34 0.24 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Temperatures indicate Monday’s high and Fairbanks 19 06B clr Philadelphia 69 50 cdy subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- Medford 54 41 0.19 overnight low to 5 a.m. Fargo 52 49 cdy Phoenix 87 67 pcdy Portland area mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice Newport 52 43 0.07 Hi Lo Prc Otlk Flagstaff 60 45 clr Pittsburgh 72 58 cdy the high or low ratio for your area. Tonight: Scattered showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low Pendleton 44 31 0.05 Albuquerque 73 49 clr Fresno 63 49 .25 cdy Pocatello 47 36 .47 clr Location High time ratio Low time ratio around 43. Chance of precipitation is 50%. Portland 52 42 0.38 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 AnchoragePaci c 32 Storm 13 Slams clr Green West Bay Coast 60 50 cdy Portland,Maine 64 38 clr Wednesday: Scattered showers. Cloudy, with a high Redmond 47 29 0.10 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Atlanta 79 55 clr Hartford Spgfld 67 43 rn Providence 66 43 cdy near 51. Chance of precipitation is 60%. Roseburg 54 41 0.25 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 AtlanticA Citynother 68 Pacific 46 storm cdy H willonolulu slam into 86 the 75 West cdy Coast,Raleigh-Durham renewing 74 rain 46 clr Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Wednesday Night: Showers likely. Mostly cloudy, with Salem 51 42 0.20 Austin 88 68 pcdy Houston 87 65 pcdy Reno 56 38 cdy Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 and high elevation snow from California through Washington. a low around 42. Chance of precipitation is 60%. Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 Baltimore 71 48 cdy Indianapolis 75 61 .06 rn Richmond 73 47 clr Thursday: Patchy fog. Otherwise, partly sunny, with a Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 BillingsMore snow 40 37 ispossible .16 clr Jackson,Miss. in the Rockies, 83 51 while clr rainSacramento and some 61 51 .33 rn Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 Birmingham 80 53 clr Jacksonville 79 60 pcdy St Louis 75 68 .09 rn high near 52. Calm wind. thunderstorms are likely in the Plains. Extended outlook HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Boise 52 37 .27 rn Kansas City 83 69 cdy Salt Lake City 73 40 .52 rn North Coast Boston 68 51 pcdy Key West 85 77 cdy San Angelo 84 63 cdy Date time ft. time ft. Weather Underground • AP Tonight: Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. Low WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Buffalo 63 52 .55 rn Las Vegas 79 60 pcdy San Diego 69 61 cdy 23-Oct 8:23 7.3 8:04 6.9 around 45. Chance of precipitation is 80%. Burlington,Vt. 61 39 pcdy Lexington 75 56 .04 pcdy San Francisco 64 52 .25 cdy 24-Oct 9:19 7.7 9:21 6.9 Wednesday: Showers. High near 50. South wind Casper 64 43 clr Little Rock 82 62 pcdy San Jose 62 49 .13 cdy 25-Oct 10:05 8.1 10:27 7.0 Charleston,S.C. 76 48 clr Los Angeles 72 60 .01 cdy Santa Fe 70 36 clr around 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Charleston,W.Va. 79 52 pcdy Louisville 80 60 pcdy Seattle 46 42 .35 rn Wednesday Night: Showers. Low around 43. 26-Oct 10:45 8.4 11:22 7.2 Charlotte,N.C. 77 44 clr Madison 61 55 .51 cdy Sioux Falls 60 54 cdy Southwest wind around 8 mph. 27-Oct 11:20 8.7 - - Cheyenne 61 36 MM pcdy Memphis 81 59 pcdy Spokane 44 32 .18 cdy Thursday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Partly Rain Chance of rain LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Chicago 65 57 .81 rn Miami Beach 85 76 cdy Syracuse 65 44 rn sunny, with a high near 53. 52/45 58/43 Date time ft. time ft. Cincinnati 74 56 cdy Midland-Odessa 83 61 pcdy Tampa 86 66 pcdy Cleveland 74 60 .09 rn Milwaukee 59 51 .77 rn Toledo 73 59 .11 rn Central Oregon 23-Oct 1:27 0.5 2:13 3.0 Colorado Springs 70 42 clr Mpls-St Paul 64 56 .08 cdy Tucson 85 57 pcdy Tonight: A chance of rain and snow showers. Cloudy, FRIDAY SATURDAY 24-Oct 2:31 0.9 3:24 2.3 Columbus,Ohio 77 59 cdy Missoula 40 31 .12 cdy Tulsa 80 70 .01 cdy with a low around 27. West wind 7 to 11 mph. 25-Oct 3:28 1.3 4:21 1.5 Concord,N.H. 64 37 pcdy Nashville 82 53 pcdy Washington,D.C. 73 52 cdy Wednesday: Snow showers likely. Snow level rising to 26-Oct 4:18 1.6 5:07 0.9 Dallas-Ft Worth 86 71 pcdy New Orleans 84 64 pcdy W. Palm Beach 85 77 cdy 4000 feet. Cloudy, with a high near 42. 27-Oct 5:01 1.9 5:47 0.3 Daytona Beach 81 70 pcdy New York City 66 54 cdy Wichita 74 63 pcdy Wednesday Night: A chance of rain showers. Cloudy, Sunrise, sunset Denver 73 46 pcdy Norfolk,Va. 67 48 clr Wilmington,Del. 69 46 cdy with a low around 25. Southwest wind around 6 mph. Oct. 21-27 — 7:39, 6:14 Des Moines 73 61 cdy Oklahoma City 82 66 .02 pcdy National Temperature Extremes Detroit 71 59 .28 rn Omaha 68 55 cdy High Monday 96 at Laredo, Texas Thursday: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 45. West Chance of rain Rain likely Moon watch El Paso 80 52 clr Orlando 85 65 pcdy Low Tuesday 7 at Stanley, Idaho wind around 6 mph. 59/48 59/50 Full Moon — Oct. 29

LAND Messerle reiterated that N.J. girl’s body found in recycling bin the project was at an early Continued from Page A1 stage and that Crawford’s property, one of the farthest CLAYTON, N.J. (AP) — ference today. even in the small town of bors came by to see. Some up Garden Valley Road, was The discovery of a 12-year- With autopsy results Clayton,”Spadofora said. mothers said they were keep- of the tide gates and earth- the least likely to be affected. old girl’s body in a home’s pending, he did not label the Crime scene investigators ing their kids out of school for works would create 18 to 20 He said that the wetland recycling bin spread grief death a homicide. He said arrived shortly before 9 a.m. the day. Even before the body local jobs. would host an extra four feet and fear today through a the investigation was just at the house where the body was found, students reported But not everyone at the of water at its maximum – small town in southern New beginning and that there was found. Authorities have that Spirit Week had been meeting was comforted by approximately the height of Jersey that had been desper- were no suspects. not said where on the proper- canceled because of the sor- the discussion. Sarah the table in front of him. ately searching for her since If someone is found ty the recycling bin was found. row. Crawford, a community gar- “The level of your garden she missed her curfew over responsible for the death, But today was trash col- One young man rode a bike dener on Garden Valley is higher than this ceiling,” the weekend. “they don’t deserve to be lection day, and many resi- up, sat on a porch of a home Road, said she is still upset at he said. Gloucester County walking the streets,”he said. dents had dragged their trash and cried, then biked away. the lack of consultation. Reporter Daniel Prosecutor Sean Dalton said Dalton said Clayton was a cans and recycling bins to Clayton Mayor Thomas “What’s your explanation Simmons-Ritchie can be the body of Autumn safe community, but parents the curb the night before. Bianco walked to the scene, for why this wasn’t transpar- reached at 541-269-1222, Pasquale was found around should continue to keep The covered recycling bins cried, hugged a police officer ent?” she asked, her voice 10 p.m. Monday in the bin close watch on their chil- are collected by an automat- and gave a brief statement to ext. 249, or at dritchie@the- just blocks from her house dren. ed truck that picks them up the gathered reporters. rising. worldlink.com. and from Borough Hall, The girl’s uncle, Paul and dumps the contents into “You hear about it in where thousands of people Spadofora, gathered with the back. other places but never think gathered earlier in the other relatives at the news Police barricaded the it would happen in our little threatening lawsuits — most evening for a tearful candle- conference to thank the block, and friends and neigh- town,”he said. ROBINSON notably against Oregon State light vigil to pray for her safe community for its help in the Continued from Page A1 University’s Linus Pauling return. search. The victim’s parents Institute,”said DeFazio cam- “The search for Autumn did not attend. “I’ve decided at this point federal election laws by not paign manager Liz Cooney. is over,”he told a news con- “There’s evil everywhere, HENSON that I’m not going to consid- printing a disclaimer that Cooney added that the Trial is set for er the moratorium in making says who paid for the adver- campaign had yet to receive a these decisions. I have to tisement, giving the impres- formal complaint from COAL million in bridge rehabilita- next September base it on the evidence that sion that Robinson endorsed Robinson’s attorneys, but tion work within the next the statement. stood at the ready to defend Continued from Page A1 would need to be presented Rail lines need decade or it could close, at a penalty phase, and that’s “An action expected to be the political advertisements Hamner said. what I’ll be looking at,” highly offensive even to against “meritless claims.” more rehab “We need private invest- said the prosecution would Frasier said. those who might agree with DeFazio’s billboards aren’t Continued from Page A1 ment,”Hamner said.“And the need to have those results Anticipating a lengthy the message,” the suit states. the first time advertising in other thing that vote doesn’t before deciding on the death trial, Judge Barron blocked Robinson’s suit claims the 4th District race has change at all is we have penalty, as well as have their out Sept. 3 - Oct. 4, 2013, as damages for appropriation of turned nasty. 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SWOCC | B2 Sports Bears beat Lions | B3 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2012 Leaders praise drainage work at Clyde Allen

Ruth and American Legion seasons. referring to the high school, South Coast times since then, has been the product of I Project is dedicated during The project was funded by numerous com- Babe Ruth and American Legion baseball. extensive planning and hard work. Saturday celebration at the munity donations and one huge grant from the The driving force behind the project was “It’s as beautiful a facility as you’ll see in North Bend baseball stadium Baseball Tomorrow Fund, a joint project of South Coast Babe Ruth president Mike the state of Oregon,”Forrester said. Major League Baseball and the Major League Taylor, who processed numerous grant North Bend Mayor Rick Wetherell also Baseball Players Association working together applications and worked with the various spoke during the dedication. BY JOHN GUNTHER to support baseball and softball. businesses that donated materials, money “Baseball tomorrow, baseball yesterday The World Cathy Bradley, the executive director for or services for the project. and baseball today — that’s what we have the Baseball Tomorrow Fund, attended the “When you ask Mike to do something, he here,”he said. NORTH BEND — The brand new green dedication and praised the efforts of the doesn’t give you 98 percent,” said North “I came here in 1965. Clyde Allen was old grass growing in left field served as a good local project coordinators. Bend athletic director Mike Forrester. “He then. Thousands of young men have walked backdrop for the official dedication of the “You can all be really proud of the work gives you about 148 percent. He charges around in that outfield. It’s just a wonderful newest project at Clyde Allen Field on that has been done here,” Bradley told the right into it and gets things done.” thing.” Saturday. group gathered for the celebration. Forrester also credited numerous others Wetherell, who coached many games at The grass hides the majority of the work, The fund provides about 35 grants each for ongoing work at the field, including the stadium, said flooding in the outfield an extensive new drainage system that year, most for improving baseball and soft- North Bend baseball coach Brad Horning has been a problem for years. should make the field playable earlier in the ball fields, Bradley said. and others affiliated with the high school, “We’ve tried many things to get what we spring for North Bend High School and an “This project was especially attractive to Babe Ruth and American Legion. affectionately call the swamp to get rid of its irrigation system that should keep the out- us in that it serves that 13-and-up age group Forrester noted that Clyde Allen Field, water,” he said. “This is the thing that is field green throughout the summer Babe and serves multiple organizations,”she said, built in 1947 and improved a number of going to work.” Soccer Bulldogs, Bruins on pace for playoff

I North Bend can force tie for FWL title with win Wednesday

BY JOHN GUNTHER The World

COQUILLE — The boys soccer teams from North Bend and Brookings-Harbor both took care of business Monday, and now all that stands between a one-game playoff for the Far West League’s top seed into the postseason is North Bend beating South Umpqua in the regular-season finale Wednesday. The Bulldogs blanked host Coquille 3-0 on Monday, while Brookings-Harbor shut out visit- By Lou Sennick, The World ing Pacific 9-0. Marshfield’s Connnor Devereux, right, strains to the finish against Siuslaw’s Hayden Schaffner, left, and Mack Marbas during the North Bend Invitational. Brookings-Harbor clinched a share of the league title with their victory. North Bend can match the Bruins at 11-1-0 by beating the Senior leads Pirates’ hopes at district Lancers in their final game Wednesday. A playoff would be held at noon BY JOHN GUNTHER four years,”Devereux said. “When Saturday at Pacific High School The World Cross Country District Meets I was a freshman, I was looking up with high stakes. The top seed gets to those guys and thinking maybe Vikings are COOS BAY — Connor Midwestern League some day, when I’m older, I’ll win a bye through the Class 4A play-in When: 2 p.m. Wednesday round and a home game in the Devereux has gone through a tran- district. Where: Alton Baker Park, Eugene round of 16 in the state playoffs. sition this year, thrust into the role “All that work and preparation, favored in The loser would have a home game as the team leader for Marshfield’s Far West League I need to put into action on in the play-in round and then be boys cross country squad. When: noon Thursday Wednesday.” After a high school career run- He will have to deal with a run- on the road in the first round of the Where: Tugman State Park, Lakeside Far West playoffs. ning with close friends Sergio ner he considers his nemesis, The joint Coquille-Myrtle Marroquin, Eddie Rodriguez and Class 3A-2A-1A District 4 Marist’s JP Kiefer. THE WORLD Point squad, which has finished Zach Hammond, that trio of When: 12:15 p.m. Saturday “He was my nightmare in the season strong with four wins teammates graduated in June, Where: Polyrock Ranch, Crow track,”Devereux said.“He took me The Far West League dis- in its past six games, put up a leaving Devereux as the senior out of state in the 3K. trict cross country meet tough fight for the Bulldogs leader of this year’s team. “This whole season, he’s been Thursday might look a lot like Monday. “It’s been quite a change,” and also winning a third straight kind of my motivation.” other recent years — a wave of North Bend didn’t get on the Devereux said. “I remember the district title. Marist appears to be Siuslaw runners ahead of the scoreboard until the 37th first day in the summer that they “That would be sweet,” Marshfield’s top competition in pack. minute, when Michael Hobson were gone, it was almost a little Devereux said. “I’m excited about the team race, too, with The Vikings are over- scored a header on an assist by awkward. our team. We’re coming together.” Springfield also in the mix. whelming favorites in the boys Ian Bream. “I said (to the team), ‘Let’s go The top two teams and top five At last week’s Country Fair race at Tugman State Park But the Bulldogs also snuck in a on a run guys,’ and they followed individuals qualify for the state Classic in Elmira, the Pirates got near Lakeside. The defending goal just before halftime when me in every turn.” meet, scheduled for Nov. 3 at Lane great races from Devereux and Class 4A state champions Sean Thomas scored with an assist It’s been an adjustment for Community College in Eugene. sophomores Dakota Pittullo and could take the top five spots in by Jackson Daily. Devereux, but he’s thrilled with Both Marshfield teams are in Colby Gillett, who all finished in the 5,000-meter race. The final goal came midway the progress his teammates have the mix to qualify for state. The the top 15. Freshman Sawyer Senior Matthew Campbell through the second half, when made. girls are led by Shaylen Crook, the Heckard has been the team’s and juniors Mitchell Butler Thomas headed in a pass from Heading into Wednesday’s dis- district favorite. fourth runner all year, with John and Mack Marbas lead the way Kyle Zomerschoe. trict meet at Alton Baker Park in Devereux, too, has a chance to Hampton and Will Gagnon the for the Vikings. “They’re not easy to score on Eugene, Marshfield has a good be individual district champion. next two. on this little pitch,” North Bend shot at qualifying for the state He is the top seed. SEE DISTRICT | B2 coach Tom Zomerschoe said of the meet for the fourth straight year, “I’ve been working for this for SEE DEVEREUX | B2 football field at Coquille High School. The Red Devils also used nine Giants complete comeback for World Series berth players on defense most of the match and got a solid outing by SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — After games behind stellar starting goalkeeper Drew Piburn. all the Giants had overcome to get pitching from Barry Zito, Ryan “I’m happy with the result,” back to the World Series, a late Vogelsong and Cain. Zomerschoe said. shower wasn’t about to dampen They also benefited from some Coquille’s hopes to sneak into their celebration. strange bounces. the playoffs were dashed when All right, it was a driving On Pence’s double that high- Sutherlin edged host South downpour. lighted a five-run third, his bat Umpqua 5-4 on Monday, rallying So reliever Sergio Romo danced broke at the label on impact, then from a 4-2 deficit in the final 30 through the raindrops, Tim the broken barrel hit the ball twice minutes. The Red Devils finish at Lincecum helped lead a soaked more. That put a rolling, slicing Sutherlin on Wednesday and had victory lap around the ballpark and spin on the ball and caused it to hoped for a chance to tie Sutherlin Angel Pagan stayed on the field change directions — leaving for third place. with his daughter long after his shortstop Pete Kozma little But Sutherlin improved to 6-5- teammates took the party indoors. chance to make the play. Kozma 0 and the best the Red Devils can Hunter Pence got the Giants broke to his right, figuring that’s finish is 5-6-1. going with a weird double, Matt where the ball would go, but it Still, Coquille coach Saul Cain pitched his second clincher instead curved to left-center. Moreno said he is happy with his of October and San Francisco The Associated Press “It was going to go in the hole team’s progress and Monday’s closed out Game 7 of the NL San Francisco relief pitcher Sergio Romo celebrates as his teammates rush out of the and it ended up going up the mid- game. North Bend blanked the Red championship series in a rain- dugout after the final out Monday. dle,”Kozma said. Devils 8-0 the first time around storm, routing the St. Louis Injured closer Brian Wilson, this fall. Cardinals 9-0 on Monday night. and Cy Young winner Justin multihit game of the series and with that out-of-control bushy “They’re a really good team,”he “The rain never felt so good,” Verlander, Triple Crown slugger matched an LCS record with 14 black beard, danced in the dugout said of the Bulldogs. series MVP Marco Scutaro said. Miguel Cabrera and the Detroit hits and Pablo Sandoval drove in a and fans in the sellout crowd of Coquille’s only seniors are “We’re going to the World Series, Tigers in Game 1 on Wednesday run for his fifth straight game. 43,056 kept twirling their orange Dillon Carter and Christian this is unbelievable.” night. “These guys never quit,”Bochy rally towels even through rain in Ferrer, though the squad also fea- San Francisco won its record- Verlander is set to pitch said. “They just kept believing and the late innings — a downright tures exchange students Henry tying sixth elimination game of Wednesday’s opener at AT&T Park. they got it done.” downpour when Romo retired Lau and Boss Sowphitakwattana, the postseason, completing a lop- Giants manager Bruce Bochy insist- After falling behind 3-1 in the Matt Holliday on a popup to so this year has been a good build- sided rally from a 3-1 deficit. ed before Monday’s game he had series at Busch Stadium, the Scutaro to end it. ing block for the future, Moreno The Giants, who won it all in not planned any further in advance. Giants outscored the wild-card said. 2010, will host reigning AL MVP Scutaro produced his sixth Cardinals 20-1 over the final three SEE NLCS | B3 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Tuesday, October 23,2012 Y K Sports Blazers top Jazz in Lakers lose two preseason game volleyball matches

PORTLAND (AP) — Portland took over after THE WORLD Puget Sound on Saturday, Nicolas Batum scored 27 spotting Utah a 10-4 lead. A getting a goal by Alex points and rookie Damian 23-4 run midway through the The Southwestern Oregon Flaherty in the final five min- Lillard had 21 as the Portland period fueled Portland to a Community College volley- utes to earn the draw. Trail Blazers beat the Utah 41-26 lead after one quarter. ball team dropped a pair of SWOCC improved to 1-7-2 Jazz 120-114 on Monday. The Blazers hit 16 of 20 shots games over the weekend. and South Puget Sound fell to Batum scored 15 points in and went 5 of 6 from 3-point On Friday night, 1-8-2. the first quarter and hit five range during the opening Clackamas, just ahead of the SWOCC’s women fell to 3-pointers. Lillard, the No. 6 quarter. Lakers in the NWAACC Lane 7-0 in Eugene. Janessa pick of the draft, made three Portland cooled only South Region standings, won DeWitt had two goals for the 3-pointers during the first slightly during the second 25-16, 25-11, 25-22. Titans, who hold second half. quarter as the Blazers ran off to “The first two games, place in the South Region at J.J. Hickson had 16 points a 70-46 halftime lead. Lillard, serve receive was off, which 6-4-1. The Lakers are 0-9-1. and eight rebounds, and who sat most of the first quar- sets off everything,” said The Laker women visit Wesley Matthews scored 15 ter with two fouls, scored 11 SWOCC coach Stephanie Chemeketa on Wednesday points for Portland (3-3). The points during the period. Willett. and league-leading Blazers made 12 3-pointers Portland shot 69 percent (27 “The third game we were Clackamas on Friday. The and shot 58 percent (42 of 73) of 39) during the first half, and in it the whole time,” she men are at Pierce on overall from the field. hit nine 3-point shots. added. Saturday. Portland All-Star forward The Blazers led by as Amber Owen had 10 kills LaMarcus Aldridge (rest) many as 26 points in the sec- and Chantell Johnson added CROSS COUNTRY didn’t play. He has averaged ond half. Portland’s starters seven for the Lakers. Briana SWOCC’s men had their 15 points and six rebounds in shot a combined 31 of 45 from Gutierrez had 13 assists and best efforts of the season at five preseason games. the field. Alyssa Jones had 10. Chelsy the Beaver Classic in Enes Kanter came off the Portland and Utah play Forbes had 13 digs, Gutierrez Corvallis, coach Dan Neal bench to score 18 points for Thursday in Salt Lake City. It 11 and Amber 10. said. Utah (4-3). Mo Williams is the final preseason game “We have three injured Russel Chase finished the scored 15 points, while Al for both teams, which open players right now,” Willett 8,000-meter course in 27 Jefferson and Alec Burks had the regular season at home The Associated Press said. “We’ve had to throw minutes and 24 seconds to 14 for the Jazz, who shot 52 Oct. 31, the Blazers playing New Portland head coach Terry Stotts speaks with rookie point guard together a new lineup for the lead the Lakers with an 84th- percent and had six players the Los Angeles Lakers and Damian Lillard during the second half of their preseason game with weekend. Some people are place finish. He was followed score in double figures. Utah playing Dallas. Utah on Monday. having to do stuff they’re not by Kenny Yakes (28:40), used to.” Michael Jimenez (28:50), On Saturday, Marcus Gabaldon (29:16), Southwestern struggled Cody McDonald (29:28), Pac-12 coaches favor Stanford women for title against top South Region Bradley Tripp (30:03) and squad Mount Hood, losing Chris Koch (32:28). ference teams. caliber players was great.” I Oregon State is ranked 25-9, 25-13, 25-16. Mount Tracy Hunt led the Laker UCLA was chosen third, followed by Washington coach Kevin McGuff, Hood is 7-0 in South Region women, covering the 6,000- sixth in preseason poll Southern California, Arizona State, who coached at Xavier before moving play. meter course in 25:36 for Oregon State, Utah, Washington, west, was also impressed with the con- The Lakers couldn’t slow 63rd place overall. She was Colorado, Washington State, Oregon ference’s depth. Mount Hood’s Tori Kemper, followed by Emily James SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Stanford and Arizona. “It is at a much higher level than the who had an impressive 19 (26:19), Morgan Schell coach Tara VanDerveer tries to avoid The Cardinal, who will have both of rest of the country knows,” he said. kills. For Southwestern, Alex (26:58), Shawna Mouser preseason predictions. She wants to their exhibition games televised by Pac- “The Pac-12 Networks are a game Roberts had six kills and two (29:23), Brittany Orchard focus on getting her team ready for 12 Networks, also bring a 79-game changer. There are a lot of great, talent- solo blocks, Gutierrez had (30:56) and Jacqueline playing into April. home winning streak into the season. ed players. The parity is great in this nine assists and Jones added Pineda (32:53). “It’s irrelevant to me,” the Hall of “It wasn’t that long ago we had six league. There are no easy nights.” five. Becca Carter had 12 digs The Laker women were Fame coach said during the Pac-12 teams in the NCAA tournament,” The Pac-12 Networks are scheduled and Chelsy 10. coming off a great finish at media day Monday. “We plan to pick up Arizona State coach Charli Turner to televise 61 women’s games this year, “We were right up there the Mike Hodges Open, where we left off.” Thorne said.“I hope this year we can get including the first three rounds of the with them and then we just where they placed third, Stanford, which has reached the four or five teams selected. Lindsay did conference tournament. couldn’t close the block on missing second place by just Final Four in each of the past five sea- a fabulous job last year and Cal is in “There are great coaches and their hitters,” Willett said. seven points. sons, is an overwhelming favorite to position to have a great year nationally. tremendous players,”UCLA coach Cori “Serve receive was actually James led the way in that repeat as Pac-12 champion, receiving But they have to do that.” Close said. “It’s a great opportunity for pretty (good). 5,000-meter race, finishing the maximum of 11 first-place votes in a The introduction of the Pac-12 our conference to burst out on the “Just wasn’t enough to 17th in 21:21, followed by poll of conference coaches. California, Networks this year has coaches excited national scene.” stick with them, which was a Holly Pfaff (21:31), Hunt which returns nearly everybody from a about the prospects of broadcasting Stanford lost All-American bummer.” (21:42) and Schell (22:24). team that advanced to the second round their games to the rest of the nation. Nnemkadi Ogwumike to the WNBA, The Lakers have the Chase led the men with a of the NCAA tournament last season, Other than Stanford, most say the rest but returns four other starters including weekend off, before hosting 21st-place effort, covering got the other first-place vote and came of the country doesn’t know how com- Nneka’s younger sister, Chiney Chemeketa on Friday, Nov. 2, the 4-mile course in 22:49. in second. petitive teams are in the conference. Ogwumike. and Linn-Benton that He was followed by Yakes “I expected us to be picked second,” “I had to wrap my head around the “In the old days, you’d maybe get Saturday. They finish the (23:03), Jimenez (23:16), Cal coach Lindsay Gottlieb said. fact that in the Pac-12 no game was one game on TV and everybody was season at home against McDonald (23:48) and “Obviously, Stanford is such a worthy going to be easy,” Utah redshirt junior excited,” VanDerveer said. “Now, when Umpqua on Wednesday, Gabaldon (24:16). champion. They are champions until Taryn Wicijowski said of the Utes’ first you go to a game and see a TV truck, it Nov. 7. “The kids are running someone dethrones them.” year in the Pac-12. “There can never be makes it all the better. We’re excited faster each week,”Neal said. The Cardinal has won or shared the a game you can take off mentally. You that other teams in our conference are SOCCER The NWAACC South last 12 conference titles and owns a have to be prepared for every game getting attention. There are some great The Laker men played to a Region Championships are 78-game winning streak against con- because the physical play against high teams.” 1-1 tie with visiting South Saturday in Eugene.

Mannion will start for Beavers at 2:30, followed by the two “This year has been a huge DEVEREUX junior varsity races. change for him,” she said, BY CLIFF KIRKPATRICK “Basically, I thought of it in some rehab, but I’m as good Crook leads Devereux said he is happy though she added that he’s Corvallis Gazette-Times terms of starting over and as new.” with how his season has taken it on like everything else, these two guys competing,” Riley said it was a difficult Marshfield girls gone, highlighted by a first- especially his school work. CORVALLIS—After a day Riley said. “Sean won the job decision since Vaz led the From Page B1 place finish in the “He really is a hard worker to deliberate, Oregon State initially,but we feel good about Beavers to two wins while Prefontaine Invitational. in his studies,” she said. “He football coach Mike Riley our quarterback situation. It Mannion was out. He com- Since a team’s score He’s finished in the top 10 may not be one of the natural- announced his quarterback was a tough decision. If Sean pleted 36 of 58 passes for 506 includes the top five runners, at every race except the two ly smartest kids, but he’s one decision after Monday’s wasn’t cleared we would go yards, three TDs and no all need to compete well biggest — the Northwest of the harder-working ones.” practice. with Cody (Vaz) and be fine.” interceptions. Wednesday, especially the Classic (he was 17th) and the Devereux nearly has a 4.0 Sean Mannion will return Mannion returns after two “It was a tough conversa- two who will try to be fifth Nike Pre-Nationals (he was grade point average in high to the starting role Saturday games off to recover from tion because I have so much for the Pirates. 37th). school, with just one B in night in Seattle when the minor left knee surgery to respect for him and what he “I’m hoping they’ll push “You always want more,” Algebra II. Beavers face Washington in a repair a damaged meniscus. has done, and he wants to each other and they’ll both he said. “As a runner,I’m “I’m really not that smart, Pacific-12 Conference game. He has completed 107 of play,”Riley said. get lifetime (personal always greedy. The second I I’m just a hard worker,” he Mannion was cleared to 169 passes for 1,358 yards, Vaz was somber after records) at district,” get a lifetime PR or an said, adding that his compet- play last Thursday and was in seven touchdowns and four practice when speaking to the Devereux said. accomplishment, my first itive nature helps. the backup role last Saturday interceptions in four games. media, but said he plans to The girls race could be thought is, ‘I can do better.’” “Everything is a competi- against Utah. He could have “I’m happy to be back. I’m continue to support Mannion tight for the two state berths. He’s always been that tion, whether it’s doing played if needed, but Riley fully healed and 100 per- and prepare for games each Marist, led by Monica way, said Linda Devereux, repeats out on the track or hit- wanted to avoid using him at cent,” Mannion said. “We week like he had done as the Anderson, may have a slight Connor’s mom. ting the books,”Devereux said. that point. want to stay on top of it with backup and starter. edge on the Pirates, with “He is a very determined He’s tried to pass on that Churchill and North Eugene kid,”she said.“He’s been that attitude as the team’s leader. not far behind. way since Day One. He’s very “I keep passing my words Crook beat Anderson at competitive. down to them,” he said of the the Country Fair Classic, and “He has a goal in mind and team’s younger runners. “I is joined on Marshfield’s he’s doing everything he can want to tell them that this is squad by senior Jasmine to meet that goal.” Marshfield cross country and Meline, freshmen Jane Linda said her son has we don’t slack around. If Suppes and Isabel Groth, adapted to being team leader, you’re going to be part of the sophomore Lauren Tripp and and also worked hard on his team, you’re going to have to junior Lindsay Devereux, own, choosing to go out on work hard. Connor’s younger sister. runs by himself when he “Our goal is to win a dis- The district meet starts at would hook up with his close trict title.” 2 p.m. with the girls varsity friends for workouts in the They can achieve that goal race. The varsity boys race is past. Wednesday.

expected to battle for second including Coquille senior DISTRICT place. Taylor GeDeros and fresh- Bandon girls The varsity girls race man Anna Sweeney and smart + stunning starts at noon at Tugman Myrtle Point seniors Morgan are favored State Park, followed by the McNeely and Kenzie Hitner. Clark+Kensington’s easy-to-live-with, designer colors harmonize perfectly and From Page B1 boys varsity at 12:45 and a Myrtle Point and Pacific let you mix and match with confidence. coed junior varsity race. are expected to battle for sec- ond place in the team race. The top two teams and top Class 3A-2A-1A District 4 One-of-a-Kind color for a five individuals at each dis- The meet starts with a long-term, committed trict meet advance to the Bandon’s girls are the combined junior varsity race relationship. state meet on Nov. 3 in clear favorites in the district at 12:15 p.m. The varsity girls Eugene. meet at Polyrock Ranch in race at 1, followed by the var- North Bend appears in Crow on Saturday. The spe- sity boys. A middle school good shape for second place, cial district includes all the meet will be held after the led by senior Levi Graber. The smaller schools on the South high school competitions. Bulldogs also will get a boost Coast. Coquille junior Thom from senior Michael Hobson, Led by junior Hailey Hallmark is among the who has been splitting most Iverson and freshmen Sarah favorites in the boys race, of his time this fall between Cutler and Aida Santoro, the along with the Crow duo of the soccer and football teams. Tigers haven’t been chal- Darrin Houle and Kyle Schwin Siuslaw’s Katy Potter is lenged by any teams in the and Yoncalla’s Zach Nash. favored to defend her girls district all year. Yoncalla and Crow appear district title, and the Vikings The race for the individual to be the teams to beat, with 10054 Hwy. 42 • Coquille OR are favored in the team race. spots could be good, though. Myrtle Point, Bandon and COQUILLE SUPPLY 541-396-4264 North Bend, led by Zenora Behind the top three Bandon Oakland hoping to jump up HOME CENTER www.coquillesupply.com • Open 7 Days A Week Burris, and Sutherlin are runners are a tight group, into one of the top two spots. C M C M Y K Y K

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS game from an undisclosed location in the Tampa area, GREEN BAY, Wis. — he flew back to New Orleans Green Bay Packers safety with the Saints after they Charles Woodson has a bro- beat the Buccaneers 35-28 in ken collarbone and will be a game Vitt was barred from out approximately six weeks. attending. Coach Mike McCarthy On Monday, he said his confirmed the severity of the suspension was excruciating. injury a day after the team’s 30-20 win at St. Louis. Quinn will start at Both quarterback for Chiefs McCarthy KANSAS CITY, Mo. — andSports Brady Quinn will take over as defensive the Kansas City Chiefs’ coordina- Shorts starting quarterback and tor Dom Matt Cassel will serve as the Capers said backup beginning with the 36-year-old Woodson Sunday’s game against the was hurt with 2:44 left in the Oakland Raiders. The Associated Press game when he dove for a pass Chiefs coach Romeo Detroit Lions running back Joique Bell (35) leaps toward the end zone in the second half of a game against the Chicago Bears in Chicago on that Sam Bradford completed Crennel made the announce- Monday. Bell fumbled on the play and the Bears recovered. to wide receiver Brandon ment before practice, shortly Gibson. after meeting with the team that is off to a miserable 1-5 Chargers’ Nate Kaeding start. Both quarterbacks were Defense lifts Bears past Detroit placed on injured reserve informed of the change earli- SAN DIEGO — Nate er in the day. Kaeding showed up for work CHICAGO (AP) — Jay Cutler’s been They did just that, and with the without him being productive. That’s Monday intending to start COLLEGE FOOTBALL seeing this all season, a rerun on an end- defense locking down the Lions, the why you need a guy like Charles Tillman preparing for San Diego’s Wyoming coach banned, less loop, and he’s not ready to change Bears (5-1) prevailed. It was a huge blow that can match up on him. It made them game at Cleveland on fined for actions after loss the channel. for last-place Detroit, a team many go look at other ways to get the ball Sunday. Not when the defense is performing expected to contend for the division down field. That’s going to lead up to Instead, he found out that LARAMIE, Wyo. — like this. And not when the wins keep championship after making the playoffs wins most of the time, when we can get his Chargers career was Wyoming coach Dave piling up. last year for the first time in more than a that kind of effort out of Charles.” effectively over. Christensen was suspended “Unbelievable,”Cutler said. decade. The Lions lost receiver Nate Kaeding, the most accu- one week and fined $50,000 Actually, it’s the norm this season. “It’s tough,” Calvin Johnson said. Burleson for the remainder of the sea- rate kicker in NFL history, for his actions following an Cutler returned after bruising his “We had a great week of practice last son to a broken right leg in the third was placed on injured reserve Oct. 13 loss to Air Force. ribs, and Brian Urlacher made a key week and it just didn’t translate. It just quarter on a hit by Tim Jennings after a Monday and will be released Athletic director Tom fumble recovery to help the Chicago didn’t translate to the field today.” catch, another blow for a team that’s when he’s healthy. Burman said that it’s impor- Bears beat the Detroit Lions 13-7 Even when the Lions had chances, reeling again after pulling out a dramat- Kaeding kicked in the tant to send the right mes- Monday night for their fourth straight they blew them, turning the ball over ic win. first three games before sage to the team about taking win. four times. The biggest came early in “There is a lot of season left,” injuring his groin Sept. 28, responsibility for your “Those guys are playing so well, fly- the third quarter, when Joique Bell fum- Stafford said. “We got a chance to play two days before a game at actions. ing to the ball, stopping the run,”Cutler bled at the goal line with the Bears lead- back home next week and play a tough Kansas City. That forced the Christensen confronted said. “They’re tough against the pass, ing 13-0. Seattle team. It’s a short week for us but Chargers to sign Nick Novak Falcons coach Troy Calhoun they’re tough down at the goal line. You Urlacher recovered and Chicago honestly I’m glad it’s a short week. I and they had carried both on the field after Air Force’s can’t say enough about the way they’re hung on from there, sending Detroit to don’t want to be sitting around thinking kickers on the active roster 28-27 victory. coming together.” its fourth loss in five games. about this one too much longer.” since then. It was certainly not an easy night for Brandon Marshall caught six passes There weren’t many scares for the Gesser named interim the NFC North leaders, particularly for 81 yards and scored a touchdown on Bears, with one big exception. They Goodell will consider head coach at Idaho their quarterback, but they came away Chicago’s first possession. Matt Forte were leading 10-0 in the second quarter dropping Pro Bowl MOSCOW, Idaho — Two with the win after a week off and possi- ran for 96 yards, and with the defense and had just taken over at their 26 when NEW YORK — The NFL years ago, Jason Gesser was bly buried Detroit (2-4) in the process doing its part again, Chicago never real- Cutler, who had his helmet ripped off coaching a high school foot- despite getting a major scare along the ly was threatened in this one. on a hit by Suh after a run last year at will consider dropping the Pro Bowl if the level of play ball team. Monday, he was way. It was a rough night for the Lions, Soldier Field, got driven to the turf by introduced as the interim That happened in the second quarter with Matthew Stafford going 28 of 46 him on an 8-yard sack. He came up doesn’t improve, Commissioner Roger Goodell head coach at Idaho. when Cutler was sacked by Ndamukong for 261 yards after leading the late kneeling and holding his head as train- Gesser, 33, will coach the Suh and wound up going to the locker charge in last week’s win over ers tended to him, then ran to the side- said. Appearing on SiriusXM Vandals in their remaining room to have his ribs examined. Philadelphia. Johnson had trouble line. four games, replacing Robb Cutler came back to start the second shaking the Bears’ Charles Tillman and Jason Campbell came in for one play, NFL Radio’s “Town Hall,” Goodell agreed with host Akey, who was fired Sunday. half and was 16 of 31 with 150 yards and finished with three catches for 34 yards. but Cutler returned right after that and Gesser said he would like to a touchdown in the game, and although He dropped a deep pass over the middle threw an incomplete pass on third down Michael Strahan that last January’s Pro Bowl “was be considered for the perma- he said he was feeling “all right” after- on the game’s first possession even before Chicago punted. But after Julius nent job. ward, he acknowledged he wasn’t at full though he was wide open. Peppers recovered a fumble by Mikel embarrassing.” strength during the game. “Calvin is one of the best players in Leshoure to stop a Lions threat, The league still would PRO BASKETBALL select a Pro Bowl team “But we had to fight through it,” he the league,” Bears coach Lovie Smith Campbell was behind center while General managers added. said. “It’s hard for Detroit to win games Cutler was having his ribs examined. through voting by players, coaches and fans, because it predict Heat will repeat is an honor, but “just not play NEW YORK — NBA gen- the game,” he said. eral managers are predicting ending in the rain. “The ups These 2012 Giants have a Rockies, Scutaro hit .500 (14 NLCS Vitt rejoins Saints right the Miami Heat to repeat as and downs, the injuries, the couple of pretty talented for 28) with four RBIs in the NBA champions and LeBron From Page B1 personal issues, whatever. castoffs of their own not so NLCS. The 36-year-old jour- after Sunday’s win James to win another MVP What a ride for us all. It’s different from that winning neyman infielder, playing in METAIRIE, La. — Fresh award. Romo embraced catcher very, very fitting that it combination of 2010 “castoffs his second postseason and off his seven-week bounty- The GMs gave high marks Buster Posey as fireworks rained right there.” and misfits” as Bochy referred first since 2006 with Oakland, related suspension, New to the Los Angeles Lakers’ went off over McCovey Cove The NL West champion to his bunch — with Scutaro became the first player in Orleans interim coach Joe moves and picked them to beyond right field. Giants won their first post- right there at the top of the list major league history with six Vitt did not wait an extra sec- win the Western Conference, “It’s just very fitting the season clincher at home this time around. multihit games in an LCS. ond to rejoin the team — in but the Heat got 70 percent way everything has gone for since the 2002 NLCS, also Acquired July 27 from the Now, he’s headed to his Florida. of the votes to win the 2013 us this season,”Romo said of against the Cardinals. division rival Colorado first World Series. After watching Sunday’s championship. Scoreboard

Detroit 3, New York 0 Nov. 18 — Ford EcoBoost 400, Homestead, Fla. Carolina at Chicago, 10 a.m. Totals 42-73 24-29 120. Terry Steinbach bench coach and catching On The Air Tuesday, Oct. 16 Points leaders Miami at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m. Utah 26 20 27 41 — 114 instructor. Announced Scott Ullger will coach Detroit 2, New York 1 1. Brad Keselowski, 2,250. San Diego at Cleveland, 10 a.m. Portland 41 29 24 26 — 120 first base in addition to outfield instruction and Today Thursday, Oct. 18 2. Jimmie Johnson, 2,243. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 10 a.m. 3-Point Goals—Utah 6-19 (M. Williams 2-3, Joe Vavra will coach third base in addition to College Football — Arkansas State at Louisiana- Detroit 8, New York 1, Detroit wins series 4-0 3. Denny Hamlin, 2,230. Seattle at Detroit, 10 a.m. Burks 1-1, Hayward 1-2, Ma.Williams 1-4, Foye 1- infield instruction. Lafayette, 5 p.m., ESPN2. National League Championship Series 4. Clint Bowyer, 2,225. Washington at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. 5, Murphy 0-1, Carroll 0-1, Tinsley 0-2), Portland SEATTLE MARINERS—Named Dave Hansen hit- Women’s Soccer — United States vs. Germany, All games televised by Fox 5. Kasey Kahne, 2,220. New England vs. St. Louis at London, 10 a.m. 12-25 (Batum 5-8, Lillard 3-4, Babbitt 2-5, Karl 1- ting coach. 4:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. Sunday, Oct. 14 6. Martin Truex Jr., 2,207. Oakland at Kansas City, 1:05 p.m. 1, Freeland 1-3, Morrison 0-1, Claver 0-1, TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Claimed C Bobby Wilson Wednesday, Oct. 24 St. Louis 6, San Francisco 4 7. Tony Stewart, 2,203. N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 1:25 p.m. Matthews 0-2). Fouled Out—Leonard, Freeland. off waivers from the L.A. Angels. Major League Baseball — World Series Game Monday, Oct. 15 8. Jeff Gordon, 2,199. New Orleans at Denver, 5:20 p.m. Rebounds—Utah 46 (Favors, Kanter, Millsap 6), National League 1, Detroit at San Francisco, 5 p.m., Fox. San Francisco 7, St. Louis 1 9. Matt Kenseth, 2,195. Open: Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Houston Portland 41 (Hickson 8). Assists—Utah 24 (M. COLORADO ROCKIES—Named Mark Wiley Major League Soccer — Philadelphia at Sporting Wednesday, Oct. 17 10. Kevin Harvick, 2,191. Monday, Oct. 29 Williams 7), Portland 22 (Lillard 8). Total Fouls— director of pitching operations. Kansas City, 5:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. St. Louis 3, San Francisco 1 11. Greg Biffle, 2,188. San Francisco at Arizona, 5:30 p.m. Utah 26, Portland 29. Technicals—Jefferson. A— BASKETBALL Thursday, Oct. 25 Thursday, Oct. 18 12. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 2,128. Bears 13, Lions 7 19,150 (19,980). National Basketball Association High School Volleyball — Springfield at St. Loius 8, San Francisco 3 Detroit 0 0 0 7 — 7 DENVER NUGGETS—Exercised their 2013-14 Marshfield, 6:45 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM). Friday, Oct. 19 Chicago 10 0 3 0 — 13 Pro Soccer options on the contracts of F Kenneth Faried and Major League Baseball — World Series Game San Francisco 5, St. Louis 0 Pro Football First Quarter G-F Jordan Hamilton. 2, Detroit at San Francisco, 5 p.m., Fox. Sunday, Oct. 21 Chi—Marshall 7 pass from Cutler (Gould kick), Major League Soccer INDIANA PACERS—Exercised their 2013-14 NFL Football — Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 5:20 San Francisco 6, St. Louis 1 NFL 11:12. option on the contracts of G-F Paul George. Monday, Oct. 22 AMERICAN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE Released C Luke Nevill, G Sundiata Gaines and G p.m. Chi—FG Gould 39, 1:23. W L T Pts GF GA College Football — Clemson at Wake Forest, 4:30 San Francisco 9, St. Louis 0, San Francisco East W L T Pct PF PA Blake Ahearn. Third Quarter y-Sporting KC 17 7 9 60 40 26 p.m., ESPN. wins series 4-3 New England 4 3 0 .571 217 163 LOS ANGELES LAKERS—Waived F Chris Chi—FG Gould 21, 11:20. x-D.C. United 17 10 6 57 52 42 NBA Preseason — Los Angeles Clippers at Miami 3 3 0 .500 120 117 Douglas-Roberts and C Greg Somogyi. Giants 9, Cardinals 0 Fourth Quarter x-Chicago 17 11 5 56 45 40 Denver, 7 p.m., TNT. N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 159 170 OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER—Waived G Walker St. Louis 000 000 000 — 0 7 2 Det—Broyles 12 pass from Stafford (Hanson x-New York 15 9 9 54 54 46 San Francisco 115 000 11x — 9 14 0 Buffalo 3 4 0 .429 171 227 kick), :30. Russell. South W L T Pct PF PA x-Houston 14 8 11 53 48 39 CYCLING Local Schedule Lohse, J.Kelly (3), Mujica (3), Rosenthal (5), A—62,300. Columbus 14 12 7 49 42 43 Boggs (7), Salas (7), Motte (8) and Y.Molina; Houston 6 1 0 .857 216 128 UCI—Stripped Lance Armstrong of his seven Indianapolis 3 3 0 .500 117 158 Montreal 12 15 6 42 45 50 Today M.Cain, Affeldt (6), S.Casilla (8), Ja.Lopez (8), Tour de France titles. Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 149 238 Pro Basketball Philadelphia 10 16 6 36 36 40 High School Volleyball — Far West League: Romo (9) and Posey. W—M.Cain 1-1. L—Lohse 1-1. FOOTBALL Jacksonville 1 5 0 .167 88 164 New England 8 17 8 32 38 44 Douglas at North Bend, 6 p.m.; Siuslaw at South HRs—San Francisco, Belt (1). National Football League North W L T Pct PF PA NBA Preseason Toronto FC 5 20 8 23 35 60 Umpqua, 6 p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at Sutherlin, WORLD SERIES CAROLINA PANTHERS—Fired general manager Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 174 161 Monday’s Games WESTERN CONFERENCE 6 p.m. Sunset Conference: Gold Beach at (Best of 7) Marty Hurney. Placed CB Chris Gamble on Pittsburgh 3 3 0 .500 140 132 Toronto 104, Milwaukee 95 W L T Pts GF GA Coquille, 6 p.m.; Reedsport at Myrtle Point, 6 x-if necessary injured reserve. Cincinnati 3 4 0 .429 166 187 Philadelphia 98, New York 90 y-San Jose 19 6 8 65 71 42 p.m.; Bandon at Glide, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 24 CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed OL Jarrod Shaw Cleveland 1 6 0 .143 147 180 Dallas 87, New Orleans 74 x-Seattle 15 7 11 56 51 32 High School Girls Soccer — Far West League: Detroit (Verlander 17-8) at San Francisco (Zito from the practice squad. Placed OL Jason West W L T Pct PF PA Phoenix 103, Sacramento 88 x-Real Salt Lake 17 11 5 56 46 35 Pinkston on injured reserve. Signed OL Bryant Douglas at North Bend, 4:30 p.m.; Coquille at 15-8), 5:07 p.m. x-Los Angeles 15 12 6 51 58 47 Thursday, Oct. 25 Denver 3 3 0 .500 170 138 Portland 120, Utah 114 Browning to the practice squad. South Umpqua, 4:30 p.m.; Brookings-Harbor at x-Vancouver 11 13 9 42 35 41 Detroit (Fister 10-10) at San Francisco, 5:07 San Diego 3 3 0 .500 148 137 L.A. Clippers 88, Golden State 71 DETROIT LIONS—Signed CB Justin Miller. Sutherlin, 4:30 p.m. Midwestern League: North Today’s Games FC Dallas 9 13 11 38 40 45 Eugene at Marshfield, 6 p.m. p.m. Oakland 2 4 0 .333 113 171 Released LB Doug Hogue. Kansas City 1 5 0 .167 104 183 Miami vs. Charlotte at Raleigh, NC, 4 p.m. Colorado 10 19 4 34 42 50 Wednesday, Oct. 24 Saturay, Oct. 27 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Placed PK Nate NATIONAL CONFERENCE Indiana at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Portland 8 16 9 33 33 55 High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: San Francisco at Detroit (Sanchez 4-6), 5:07 Kaeding on injured reserve. Signed WR Denario East W L T Pct PF PA Oklahoma City at Chicago, 5 p.m. Chivas USA 7 18 8 29 22 56 South Umpqua at North Bend, 4:30 p.m.; p.m. Alexander to a one-year contract. N.Y. Giants 5 2 0 .714 205 137 Phoenix at Golden State, 7:30 p.m. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Douglas at Pacific, 4:30 p.m.; Coquille at Sunday, Oct. 28 WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed TE Chris Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 103 125 Wednesday’s Games x- clinched playoff berth Sutherlin, 4:30 p.m. San Francisco at Detroit (Scherzer 16-7), 5:15 Cooley. Placed TE Fred Davis on injured reserve. Dallas 3 3 0 .500 113 133 New York vs. Brooklyn at Uniondale, NY, 4:30 y- clinched conference High School Cross Country — Marshfield at p.m. COLLEGE Washington 3 4 0 .429 201 200 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 24 Midwestern League district meet at Alton Baker Monday, Oct. 29 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE—Suspended South W L T Pct PF PA Orlando at Memphis, 5 p.m. Philadelphia at Sporting Kansas City, 5:30 p.m. Park, Eugene, 2 p.m. x-San Francisco at Detroit, 8:07 p.m. North Carolina LB Shakeel Rashad one game for Atlanta 6 0 0 1.000 171 113 Houston at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27 Women’s College Soccer — SWOCC at Wednesday, Oct. 31 colliding with a Duke player during a substitu- New Orleans 2 4 0 .333 176 182 Dallas vs. Oklahoma City at Wichita, KS, 5 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, 10:30 a.m. Chemeketa, 2 p.m. x-Detroit at San Francisco, 5:07 p.m. tion during Saturday’s game. Suspended Duke- Tampa Bay 2 4 0 .333 148 136 Detroit vs. Minnesota at Winnipeg, Manitoba, 5 New England at Montreal, 11 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 25 Thursday, Nov. 1 North Carolina game head linesman Tyrone Carolina 1 5 0 .167 106 144 p.m. D.C. United at Chicago, 1 p.m. High School Volleyball — Midwestern League: x-Detroit at San Francisco, 5:07 p.m. Davis and side judge Angie Bartis one game for North W L T Pct PF PA Washington vs. Miami at Kansas City, MO, 5:30 San Jose at Portland, 3:30 p.m. Springfield at Marshfield, 6:45 p.m. Sunset failure to adhere to correct mechanics of the Chicago 5 1 0 .833 162 78 p.m. Vancouver at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. Conference: Myrtle Point at Glide, 6 p.m.; game and rules related to player safety. Auto Racing Minnesota 5 2 0 .714 167 131 L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 7:30 p.m. Houston at Colorado, 6 p.m. Coquille at Reedsport, 6 p.m.; Gold Beach at Suspended Florida State-Miami game crew chief Green Bay 4 3 0 .571 184 155 Sunday, Oct. 28 Bandon, 6 p.m. Blazers 120, Jazz 114 and referee David Epperley one game for failure NASCAR Detroit 2 4 0 .333 133 150 Toronto FC at Columbus, 1 p.m. High School Cross Country — Far West League UTAH (114): Ma.Williams 4-8 0-0 9, Millsap 3-9 to properly administer the 10-second runoff rule West W L T Pct PF PA Chivas USA at FC Dallas, 4 p.m. district meet at Tugman State Park, noon Chase schedule 1-1 7, Jefferson 5-7 4-4 14, M. Williams 5-11 3-4 at the end of the first half. (With winners in parentheses) San Francisco 5 2 0 .714 165 100 15, Hayward 3-4 1-1 8, Favors 4-8 4-9 12, Foye 4- Seattle FC at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE—Suspended Sam Sept. 16 — GEICO 400 (Brad Keselowski) Arizona 4 3 0 .571 124 118 8 1-2 10, Kanter 7-7 4-6 18, Tinsley 0-3 0-0 0, End Regular Season Houston State LB Darius Taylor and Pro Baseball Sept. 23 — Sylvania 300 (Denny Hamlin) Seattle 4 3 0 .571 116 106 Carroll 0-3 0-0 0, Burks 5-8 3-5 14, Evans 0-0 1-2 Southeastern Louisiana S Kevin Roberts one Sept. 30 — AAA 400 (Brad Keselowski) St. Louis 3 4 0 .429 130 141 1, Murphy 2-5 2-2 6, Quinn 0-0 0-0 0, Jackson 0- Transactions game for hits to the head or neck area of Baseball Playoffs Oct. 7 — Good Sam Roadside Assistance 500 Monday’s Game 0 0-0 0. Totals 42-81 24-36 114. defenseless players during Saturday’s games. 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Comics | C3 Cuisine Classifieds | C4 C theworldlink.com/cuisine • Cuisine Editor Ron Jackimowicz • 541-269-1222, ext. 238 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2012 Signature Series The tomato, garlic and pasta trifecta

It’s been an Italian kind of the prosciutto-wrapped week. grissini appetizer was very First Autumn and I find good. out that a man she sold a Finally, a chef I’ve known house to last year is opening for a few years, drops me an a new Italian restaurant in email — which turned into Bandon very soon. several We knew Angelo was a TABLE emails very chef, and that he was from quickly — Italy, but we had no idea that FOR TWO and even- he had plans to open a tually we restaurant. decided to It’s going in to the location discuss his where the Wild Rose Bistro upcoming used to be in Old Town, so for project those of you in Bandon, keep further an eye out for it. over lunch. Then, after a long day of But, I By Alysha Beck, The World feeding a burn pile over the made him The Humboldt Club in North Bend serves chicken wings with a special sauce created by owner Jim Crowe. Having lived in Albany, New weekend, we decided to visit RON pick a York,Jim knows a thing or two about the early days of “Buffalo Wings.” Benetti’s. It’s been a while JACKIMOWICZ restaurant since we’ve been there for he’d never dinner, but I should have been to, A tasty surprise known better than to just but has wanted to try. show up on a Saturday He chose Italian, of course. evening without reservations. So on Wednesday,we’re going There wasn’t an open to go to Little Italy. The Humboldt Club booth to be found on the I believe this will be a first “I sometimes feel our restaurant Location: 2056 Sherman Ave., North restaurant side, but Joe for me ... having lunch with a side may be one of the biggest Bend. (541) 756-6314. found us a table in the lounge chef who isn’t in his own Hours: 7:30 a.m. to midnight where we could have dinner. restaurant. secrets in the area.” Specialties: Chicken wings, Eggs Benedict With Halloween coming You try getting a chef out (weekends), clam chowder (Fridays). up we decided to start out of his own restaurant — it Jim Crowe About the menu: Entire menu served all with a drink off the menu of isn’t easy. the night’s specials — He doesn’t know it yet, owner The Humboldt Club day. Specialty sandwiches include a New Jim Crowe Orleans style muffaletta (grilled salami, ham, Spooky Juice. but I’ll have him write a little owner The Humboldt If you want to find out how summary about our meal and and cheese with an olive tapenade) and a Bronx Club style Cuban sandwich. to make orange juice green, I’ll include it in next week’s you’ll just have to try one. column. Autumn got the three You guys get out there and If you want to be part of “Signature Series” and own a local nonchain restaurant in Coos County, Winchester cheese ravioli in the garlic try someplace new and then Bay or Reedsport, email us at [email protected]. butter sauce, and I tried the email me and let me know Chicken Cardinale with the what you liked about “your” pesto sauce on my pasta. And new place.

Where in The World? — Father John visits Bandon, Ireland

Contributed Photos Father John McGuire,the retired pastor of Holy Name Catholic Church in Coquille, and Howard and Joseph Patnode (father and son) spent 17 days travelling throughout Ireland.The trio made a specific trip to Bandon, Ireland so Father John could get his photo taken in front of a local business. Father John said that while there, he did enjoy a meal of poached salmon nestled on a bed of mashed potatoes, some vegetables and a chocolate fudge cake and ice cream. If you are going on vacation, take an edition of The World with you.When you find yourself in a picturesque spot like Father John did on his trip, snap your family/group with the paper. Then, when you visit a local restaurant, get a picture of your meal. Send the vital informa- tion: your name and hometown,the city you visited,the restaurant,who was in your group,what you ordered and what you liked about the meal. Photos can be emailed to twphoto@ theworldlink.com as .jpg-format attachments.

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C M C M Y K C2 •The World • Tuesday, October 23,2012 Y K Cuisine Edible swamp, bones and mud. Must be Halloween

BY ALISON LADMAN olives inch strips. One at a time, grab 1 For The Associated Press ⁄2 cup chopped Peppadew each strip by its ends and twist peppers once or twice to create a spiral. 1 Party food is supposed to ⁄4 cup chopped marinated Arrange the strips on the pre- be easy. You are, after all, mushrooms pared baking sheet, leaving 1 having a party to have a good Salt and ground black about ⁄2 inch between them. time, right? pepper Repeat the process with That’s why we assembled In a food processor, com- the second sheet of pastry these easy Halloween party bine the avocados, cream and remaining Parmesan dishes. Not only are they cheese and balsamic vinegar. mixture. simple to assemble, they also Process until smooth. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes, require little planning and Transfer the mixture to a or until golden brown and help keep the mood light and medium bowl, then mix in crisp. Allow to cool slightly festive. the olives, Pappadews and before serving. We started off with the marinated mushrooms. Sea- Nutrition information per dip. It’s nice if not everything son with salt and black pep- serving: 180 calories; 110 on Halloween revolves per. If not serving immedi- calories from fat (61 percent around sugar. Equally at ately, cover with plastic of total calories); 12 g fat (3.5 home with a platter of veg- wrap, pressing it onto the g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 0 etables or chips and pretzels, surface of the dip. mg cholesterol; 14 g carbohy- this avocado and cream Nutrition information per drate; 1 g fiber; 1 g sugar; 4 g cheese-based dip will appeal serving: 120 calories; 100 protein; 410 mg sodium. to kids and adults. Plus, Hal- calories from fat (83 percent loween is one of the few of total calories); 11 g fat (4 g times of the year where food saturated;0 g trans fats); 15 POTS OF MUD doesn’t need to look pretty. mg cholesterol; 4 g carbohy- For something bready, we drate; 3 g fiber; 1 g sugar; 2 g Start to finish: 10 minutes went with frozen puff pastry protein; 85 mg sodium. Servings: 12 formed into “bones.” Puff 1 cup chunky peanut but- pastry is a cinch to work with. ter BAY BONES 1 You’ll find it in the grocer’s ⁄2 cup hot fudge sauce freezer section. Each package 4 to 6 tablespoons half- contains two sheets. Simply Start to finish: 30 minutes and-half thaw according to package 1 Servings: 12 ⁄2 cup graham cracker directions, then unfold, slice, 1 ⁄3 cup grated Parmesan crumbs season and bake. cheese Pretzels, crisp bread For a sweet touch, we 1 tablespoon Old Bay sea- sticks and cookie sticks went with pots of dirt. Or soning In a medium bowl, stir rather, peanut butter and hot 17.3-ounce package frozen together the peanut butter, fudge blended with a few puff pastry, thawed hot fudge sauce, half-and- other tasty ingredients to Heat the oven to 400 F. half (more or less depending resemble dirt. Line 2 baking sheets with on desired consistency), and parchment paper or spritz graham cracker crumbs. CREAMY SWAMP DIP lightly with cooking spray. Spoon into small cups, such In a small bowl, combine as shot glasses,and serve with the Parmesan with the Old pretzels, bread sticks and Start to finish: 10 minutes Bay seasoning. cookie sticks for dipping. Servings: 16 On a lightly floured surface, Nutrition information per 3 ripe avocados, peeled unfold 1 sheet of the puff pas- serving: 180 calories; 110 and pitted try. Very lightly moisten the calories from fat (61 percent 8 ounces cream cheese, surface of the pastry with of total calories); 12 g fat (2 g room temperature water. Sprinkle half the saturated; 0 g trans fats); 0 2 tablespoons balsamic Parmesan mixture over it. mg cholesterol; 16 g carbohy- The Associated Press vinegar Using a pizza wheel or a sharp drate; 2 g fiber; 9 g sugar; 6 g Whether its surrounded by vegetables or chips and pretzels, this avocado and cream cheese-based dip will 1 1 ⁄4 cup chopped black knife, cut the dough into ⁄2- protein; 135 mg sodium. appeal to kids and adults. How about a glass of eyeball punch?

BY ALISON LADMAN loosen the skins. punch bowl and chill until For The Associated Press cold. Once chilled, add the grapes and ginger beer or ale. It’s not enough for Hal- GRAPE EYEBALL PUNCH loween drinks to be deli- cious. They also have to be Start to finish: 2 hours (15 ORANGE HAZE creepy. minutes active) And that’s where we drew Servings: 12 Start to finish: 10 minutes our inspiration for these 8 cups grape juice Servings: 1 beverages — a kid-friendly, 3 2 cinnamon sticks ⁄4 ounce orange liqueur delightfully slimy grape 3 1 tablespoon whole cloves ⁄4 ounce milk chocolate “eyeball” punch and a not- 1 tablespoon whole allspice cream liqueur so-kid-friendly murky and 1 Three 1-inch slices fresh ⁄2 teaspoon honey thick “orange haze” that ginger Orange zest, to garnish The Associated Press blends orange liqueur, A Halloween beverage, Grape Eyeball Punch, is shown in Concord, N.H. 3 cups green grapes, chocolate liqueur and honey. Pour the orange liqueur To up the creep factor of peeled or not Three 12-ounce bottles into a shot glass. Very slowly the eyeball punch, you can pour the chocolate liqueur peel the grapes before adding ginger beer or ale, Good Thru 10-30-12 chilled down the side of the glass, PLU#70573 them to the other ingredi- then drizzle the honey over ents. There are two ways to the top. Garnish with orange do this. You can freeze the In a large saucepan over medium heat, combine the zest. grapes (wash them, then I I I grape juice, cinnamon sticks, arrange them on a rimmed And here are a couple $ baking sheet keeping them cloves, allspice and ginger. more that found their way to Bring to a simmer, then apart, then freeze), then run The World via email. remove from the heat. Allow them under warm water to They come from Go to cool to room temperature, 5OFF loosen the skins. Alterna- Cocktails! a new line of tively, you can plunge fresh at least 1 hour. Strain out and sugar-free cocktail mixers. ANY grapes first into boiling discard the seasonings, then Each packet is just 5 calories water, then into ice water to transfer to a large pitcher or and is sugar and gluten free. PURCHASE The company’s website is: http://www.gococktails.co $ m OF 50 OR FROM ROSEBURG STORE HOURS MON. - FRI. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. O LOODY OSMO SATURDAY 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. G ! B C MORE. CLOSED SUNDAY Excludes alcoholic beverages. Not valid with any other offer. One coupon per visit per person. Hwy. 42 E. Coquille • 541-396-3742 • Prices good Oct. 24– Oct. 30, 2012 1 packet Go Cocktails! Valid at Coos Bay Grocery Outlet only. Cannot be used toward purchase of gift cards. Cosmo Mix 2 ounces Skyy Infusions Blood Orange Vodka 1 ⁄2 ounce pomegranate juice 4 ounces water Blood orange slice FreshFresh ¢¢ Roseburg $$ .7.7 7 7 Combine first 4 ingredi- CRANBERRIES 9999LB. FILBERTS 22 LB. ents in cocktail shaker. Add Not just dinner... ice and shake vigorously until thoroughly mixed. Serve in chilled martini glass, garnish with a slice of ...Moments to remember $$ blood orange and enjoy! RoseburgRoseburg SweetSweet ¢¢ DecorativeDecorative 33FO R 11 CARROTS 7979LB. PUMPKINSPUMPKINS && GOURDSGOURDS POISONED CARAMEL APPLETINI

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C M C M Y K Tuesday, October 23,2012 • The World • C3 Y K Three DILBERT reasons why I cook with sunshine Years ago, I got a letter in the mail along with a FRANK AND ERNEST mechanical drawing so detailed it made me want to look the other way. It was a plan to build my own solar oven. Right. EVERYDAY Like that was ever CHEAPSKATE going to happen. It did, however, pique my THE BORN LOSER curiosi- ty. I learned that Mary with the right Hunt collec- tion of mirrors, angles, hinges, clamps, screws and patience, it is possible to cook food in the sun. I looked into it and found it ZITS to be a viable option should an earthquake, storm or some other event produce a power failure. “Some other event” has struck my home. It’s called a do-it-yourself kitchen remodel. My husband says it’s a three-month job, but I know better. We’re talking many months, maybe even a year. I’m OK with that, except for one tiny problem — my temporary kitchen CLASSIC PEANUTS does not include an oven. A few days of intense research prompted me to THE FAMILY CIRCUS not even consider building my own solar oven but to invest in a Global Sun Oven that I purchased through Amazon.com. This particu- lar oven held up to reviews from many satisfied own- ers. I concluded that the few negative reviews came from people who simply FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE failed to read the instruc- tions. After several months of use, I am sold and for these three reasons: 1. Easy. Sun Oven is lightweight. It’s all one piece and takes just min- utes to set up, and it col- lapses to make it compact and portable (about 21 pounds with carrying han- dle). The instructions that ROSE IS ROSE came with Sun Oven are clear and easy to follow. 2. Efficient. The first time I used it, I was skepti- cal. My ultimate test was an 8-pound turkey breast, which takes about 2 hours at 350F in a traditional oven. I couldn’t stop staring as the inside temperature climbed to 325F. That turkey breast roasted per- fectly. It turned golden brown, produced amazing LUANN juices and after about 2 hours reached an internal temperature of 160F. Best of all, that turkey was absolutely delicious. So far, I’ve baked bread and cookies in my Sun Oven, roasted turkey, boiled pasta and made a complete meal of rice, veg- etables and teriyaki chicken using the Sun Oven Stacking Pots that I pur- GRIZZWELLS chased at eBay.com. With the upcoming holi- days, I plan on using my Sun Oven as another cook- ing tool. I won’t be able to fit that 20-pound bird in there, but I know several family members who will be happy if there’s more turkey breast meat on our Thanksgiving table. 3. Economical. Every time I fire up my Sun Oven, it just knocks me out that I am taking advantage of free energy. Solar energy is legal, readily available (even MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN on partially overcast days) and powerful. There are many types of solar ovens available these days, and simple plans to help you build your own. But for me, Sun Oven meets my needs both as a tempo- rary appliance and a valu- able addition to our emer- gency preparedness plan. Mary Hunt is the founder of www.DebtProofLiving.com, a personal finance member website. You can email her at mary@everydaycheap- skate.com, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. To find out more about Mary Hunt and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.

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main entrance of the Coos County judgment of foreclosure enrolled and cution, to satisfy the judgment against Risk factors L egals Courthouse, 250 N. Baxter, Co- docketed on August 31,2012, in favor The Unknown Heirs of Kathleen M. ROUTH CRABTREE OLSON, P.C. 100 quille, Coos County, Oregon, sell at of Plaintiffs, and against Defendants, Streets and The Unknown Heirs of public auction, (subject to redemption wherein it was ordered that the follow- Tom R. Streets, defendants, in the By: /s/ Chris Fowler increase as provided by law), to the highest ing described real property be sold in sum of $190,289.05 together with in- OSB# 052544 bidder for cash; all of the interest the manner prescribed by law for the terest thereon at the rate of 1.73% per Attorneys for Plaintiff which the Defendants, had on June sale of real property upon execution, annum ($8.24 per diem) from Febru- 621 SW ALder St., Suite 800 chances of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 14, 2005 the date of the trust deed, to satisfy the judgment against Ken ary 28, 2012, to February 29, 2012, Portland, OR 97205 STATE OF OREGON and all the interest Defendants had Allen, Angela Provost-Allen, defend- together with interest thereon at the (503)459-0140; osteoporosis FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS thereafter. ants, in the sum of $208,534.22 to- rate of 9% per annum ($46.92 per Fax: 425-974-1649 gether with interest thereon at the rate diem) from March 01, 2012, until paid, [email protected] CASE NO 12CV0095 Before bidding at the sale a prospec- of together with interest at the rate of and the cost of this writ. in men tive bidder should independently in- 9% per annum ($51.42 per diem) from PUBLISHED: The World - October 09, CITIMORTGAGE, INC., vestigate: September 01, 2012, until paid, and Property description: 16, 23, and 30, 2012 (ID- 20218103) Its successors in interest the cost of this writ, sheriffs fees, Beginning at the Northwest corner of DEAR DOCTOR K: Do and/or assigns, (a) The priority of the lien or interest of sales costs, and all other recoverable the Southeast quarter of the South- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE men need to worry about Plaintiff, the judgment creditor; cost pursuant to law. west quarter of Section 18, Township STATE OF OREGON osteoporosis? Doesn’t it vs. (b) Land use laws and regulations ap- 29 South, Range 14 West of the Wil- FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS JUSTIN J. AINSWORTH; plicable to the property; LOTS 1 AND 2, BLOCK 32, BOR- lamette Meridian, Coos County, Ore- affect mostly women? TIFFANY C. AINSWORTH; (c) Approved uses for the property; DER AND BENDER’S EXTENSION gon, and running thence East 252 feet Case No. 12PB0245 DEAR READER: NORTHWEST COMMUNITY CREDIT (d) Limits on farming or forest prac- TO BORDER AND BENDER’S ADDI- along the North boundary of the Osteoporosis is a disease that tices on the property; TION TO MYRTLE POINT, COOS Southeast quarter of the Southwest UNION; OCCUPANTS OF THE In the Matter of the Estate of weakens bones and makes PREMISES (e) Rights of neighboring property COUNTY, OREGON, TOGETHER quarter of said Section 18; thence JOHN G. COLLIER, Deceased Defendant(s), owners; and WITH ANY PORTION OF THE South 3°43’ East 624 feet, more or them more susceptible to (f) Environmental laws and regulations SOUTH 10 FEET OF VACATED CE- less, to the South boundary of the Wil- NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS breaks. You’re correct that NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON that affect the property. DAR STREET, WHICH WAS VA- liam A. Laakaniemi property; thence women are more likely than WRIT OF EXECUTION IN CATED BY ORDINANCE NO. 809, West along the said South boundary NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the FORECLOSURE Dated this 08 day of October, 2012 IN BOOK 301, PAGE 76, RECORDS of the West boundary of the South- undersigned have been appointed as men to develop osteoporosis, (REAL PROPERTY) OF COOS COUNTY, OREGON, east quarter of the Southwest quarter; co-personal representatives of the but that doesn’t mean men Coos County Sheriff, Craig Zanni THAT WOULD INURE BY OPERA- thence North 3°43’ West to the place above estate. All persons having don’t have to worry about it. By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued TION OF LAW. of beginning. claims against the estate are required out of the above entitled Circuit Court By: B. Griswold to present them to the undersigned In fact, on September 28, 2012, pursuant to a Civil Deputy Commonly known as: 1310 Cedar And more commonly known as 87658 co-personal representatives at the of- about 2 ASK judgment of foreclosure enrolled and Street, Myrtle Point, Oregon 97458 Two Mile Lane Road, Bandon, Oregon fice of Lawrence Finneran LLC, Attor- million docketed on August 29,2012, in favor PUBLISHED: The World - October 16, 97411 (“Property”) ney at Law, 405 North Fifth Street, PO Doctor K of Plaintiffs, and against Defendants, October 23, October 30, and Novem- I will on Monday, November 19, 2012, Box 359, Coos Bay, Oregon, 97420, men in wherein it was ordered that the follow- ber 06, 2012 (ID- 20218378) at 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the main en- I will on Monday, November 12th, within four months after the date of the ing described real property be sold in trance of the Coos County Court- 2012, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the first publication of this notice or they United the manner prescribed by law for the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE house, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, Coos main entrance of the Coos County may be barred. sale of real property upon execution, STATE OF OREGON County, Oregon, sell at public auction, Courthouse, 250 N. Baxter, Coquille, States to satisfy the judgment against Justin FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS (subject to redemption as provided by Coos County, Oregon, sell at public All persons whose rights may be af- have J. Ainsworth, defendant, in the sum of law), to the highest bidder for cash; all auction, (subject to redemption as fected by this proceeding may obtain osteo- $205,303.33 together with interest CASE NO 12CV0125 of the interest which the Defendants, provided by law), to the highest bidder additional information from the records thereon at the rate of 5.875% per had on November 02, 2005 the date for cash; all of the interest which the of the court, the co-personal repre- porosis. annum ($28.91 per diem) from August CITIMORTGAGE, INC., of the trust deed, and all the interest Defendants, had on May 25, 2006, the sentatives, or the attorney for the There 28, 2012, through August 29, 2012, Its successors in interest Defendants had thereafter. date of the trust deed, and all the in- co-personal representatives. terest Defendants had thereafter. are two together with interest at the rate of and/or assigns, //// main 9% per annum from August 30, 2012, Plaintiff, Before bidding at the sale a prospec- until paid, and the cost of this writ, vs. tive bidder should independently in- Before bidding at the sale a prospec- DATED and first published this 23rd reasons Anthony sheriffs fees, sales costs, and all KEN ALLEN; ANGELA PROVOST- vestigate: tive bidder should independently in- day of October, 2012. men are vestigate: Komaroff other recoverable cost pursuant to ALLEN; JEFFERY W. DAVIS; less vul- law. NORTHWEST COMMUNITY CREDIT (a) The priority of the lien or interest of Teresa A. Stutesman UNION; STATE OF OREGON; the judgment creditor; (a) The priority of the lien or interest of Co-Personal Representative nerable LOT 12, BLOCK 4, HIGHCOURT OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES (b) Land use laws and regulations ap- the judgment creditor; 838 Colorado Street than women to bone loss. plicable to the property; (b) Land use laws and regulations ap- PARK ADDITION, COOS COUNTY, Defendant(s), North Bend, Oregon 97459 First, men start out with big- OREGON (c) Approved uses for the property; plicable to the property; NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON (d) Limits on farming or forest prac- (c) Approved uses for the property; Aaron T. Collier ger bones and greater bone Commonly known as: 1795 King- WRIT OF EXECUTION IN FORE- tices on the property; (d) Limits on farming or forest prac- Co-Personal Representative density.Second, certain hor- wood Avenue, Coos Bay, Oregon CLOSURE (REAL PROPERTY) (e) Rights of neighboring property tices on the property; 66284 Watertower Road mones that affect bone den- 97420 owners; and (e) Rights of neighboring property North Bend, Oregon 97459 By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued (f) Environmental laws and regulations owners; and sity decline more gradually I will on Monday November 19, out of the above entitled Circuit Court that affect the property. (f) Environmental laws and regulations PUBLISHED; The World - October 23, in men than in women. 2012, at 10:00 o’clock a.m. at the on October 01, 2012, pursuant to a that affect the property. 30 and November 6, 2012 (ID- When men under age 75 Dated this 08 day of October, 2012 20219031) Dated this 03 day of October, 2012 develop osteoporosis, it’s Coos County Sheriff, Craig Zanni often because of treatment Coos County Sheriff, Craig Zanni LEGAL NOTICE By: B. Griswold with certain drugs or an Civil Deputy By: B. Griswold A public demonstration of ballot pro- underlying condition. This is Civil Deputy gramming and counting will be held called secondary osteoporo- PUBLISHED: The World - October 16, Tuesday, October 30, 2012 at 4:00 October 23, October 30, and Novem- PUBLISHED: The World - October 09, P.M. in the Election Counting Center sis. ber 06, 2012 (ID- 20218371) October 16, October 23, and October of the Coos County Courthouse, in M e d i c a t i o n s : 30, 2012 (ID- 20218197) Coquille, Oregon. This is the ballot Glucocorticoid use is one of certification for the General Election to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF be held on Tuesday, November 6, the most common causes of THE STATE OF OREGON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE 2012. FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS STATE OF OREGON secondary osteoporosis. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF Glucocorticoids are steroids PUBLISHED: The World - October CASE NO. 11CV0386 COOS 23rd 2012 (ID-20219110) used to reduce inflammation caused by asthma, arthritis WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., Case No. 12CV0405 Its successors in interest IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and a variety of other condi- and/or assigns, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A., its STATE OF OREGON tions. Anticonvulsants Plaintiff, successors in interest and/or FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS (medicines used to control vs. assigns; UNKNOWN HEIRS OF Plaintiff, No. 12PB0235 seizures) and certain cancer KATHLEEN M. STREETS; V. treatments also increase UNKNOWN HEIRS OF UNKNOWN HEIRS OF In the Matter of the Estate of: risk. TOM R. STREETS; JEAN JULIE HAILE; JUANITA V. DONNA JOANNE MARKUSON, HUNGERFORD; CAROLYN BELL; THOMPSON; DAMON FISCHBACH; Deceased. Medical conditions: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; JUSTIN FISCHBACH; Disorders that can damage MIDLAND FUNDING, LLC; MIRANDA FISCHBACH; NOTICE TO bone health include Type 1 LVNVFUNDING, LLC; AND STATE OF OREGON; and INTERESTED PERSONS OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES Occupants of the Premises, diabetes, epilepsy, hyper- Defendant(s), Defendants. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the thyroidism, multiple sclero- undersigned has been appointed per- sis and many others. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE ON SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION sonal representative. WRIT OF EXECUTION IN I’ve put a more complete FORECLOSURE TO THE DEFENDANTS: Unknown All persons having claims against the list of medical conditions (REAL PROPERTY) Heirs of Julie Haile. In the name of the estate are required to present them, and medications that State of Oregon, you are hereby re- with vouchers attached, to the under- By virtue of a Writ of Execution issued quired to appear and answer the com- signed personal representative at 895 increase the risk of second- out of the above entitled Circuit Court plaint filed against you in the Commercial, Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 ary osteoporosis on my web- on September 26, 2012, pursuant to a above-entitled Court and cause on or within four months after the date of site, AskDoctorK.com. judgment of foreclosure enrolled and before the expiration of 30 days from first publication of this notice, or the Other risk factors that are docketed on February 29, 2012, in fa- the date of the first publication of this claims may be barred. vor of Plaintiffs, and against Defend- summons. The date of first publication particularly relevant to men ants, wherein it was ordered that the in this matter is October 9, 2012. If All persons whose rights may be af- include: following described real property be you fail timely to appear and answer, fected by the proceedings may obtain I Low sex hormones. sold in the manner prescribed by law Plaintiff will apply to the above-entitled additional information from the records for the sale of real property upon exe- court for the relief prayed for in its of the court, the personal representa- Men produce both estrogen complaint. This is a judicial foreclo- tive, or the lawyer for the personal and testosterone. Levels of sure of a deed of trust in which the representative, Margaret Melvin, 895 both of these hormones Plaintiff requests that the Plaintiff be Commercial, Coos Bay, Oregon allowed to foreclose your interest in 97420. decline as men age, and this the following described real property: can cause bone loss. Dated and first published on October I Heavy alcohol use. LOTS 8, 9 AND 10, BLOCK 21, BANK 09, 2012. ADDITION TO NORTH BEND, COOS Heavy drinking can damage COUNTY, OREGON. /s/ Tony Y. Kirkeby bone health by reducing Tony Y, Kirkeby bone mass. Commonly known as: 1723 Oak Personal Representative Street, North Bend, Oregon 97459. 60485 Foxglove Rd. I Smoking. Many years of Coos Bay, OR 97420 smoking encourage the thin- NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS: (541) 404-9014 ning of bones. READ THESE PAPERS CAREFULLY! PUBLISHED: The World - October 09, I Inactivity. Our bones 16, and 23, 2012 (ID- 20218128) respond to being challenged A lawsuit has been started against by becoming denser and you in the above-entitled court by CitiMortgage, Inc., Plaintiff. Plaintiff’s Pursuant to Section 5.9.2 of the City stronger. The bones of the claims are stated in the written com- of North Bend Public Contracting legs, hips and spine are plaint, a copy of which was filed with Rules, the North Bend City Council on strengthened by weight- the above-entitled Court. Tuesday, October 9, 2012, authorized the acquisition of a used A7000 bearing activities, and by ! Swarze street sweeper from Envi- o You must “appear” in this case or the exercises like walking or G other side will win automatically. To roClean Equipment, Gresham, Oregon running. “appear” you must file with the court a for the price of $174,800. legal paper called a “motion” or I Gastrectomy. This “answer.” The “motion” or “answer” PUBLISHED: The World - October 23, operation, in which part or must be given to the court clerk or ad- 2012. (ID-20219035) all of the stomach is ministrator within 30 days of the date removed, can reduce the of first publication specified herein PORT OF PORT ORFORD along with the required filing fee. It PLANNING AND ECOMONIC amount of calcium the body must be in proper form and have proof CONSULTING SERVICES absorbs. That, in turn, caus- of service on the Plaintiff’s attorney or, es some thinning of the if the Plaintiff does not have an attor- Proposals due: ney, proof of service on the Plaintiff. Friday November 2nd 2012 bones. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Heredity also plays a role. If you have any questions, you should Clearly some men (like some see an attorney immediately. If you The Port of Port Orford is requesting need help in finding an attorney, you proposals from firms with expertise in women) are more vulnerable may contact the Oregon State Bar’s planning and economic consulting ser- to getting osteoporosis, but Lawyer Referral Service online at vices related to Port activities includ- we don’t understand all of www.oregonstatebar.org or by calling ing development and/or redevelop- (503) 684-3763 (in the Portland metro- ment of port-related properties. The the genetics involved. Also, politan area) or toll-free elsewhere in Port will retain the professional ser- compared to people of Oregon at (800) 452-7636. vices of a qualified consulting firm to African background, people assist the Port in preparing a Strategic of Caucasian or Asian eth- This summons is issued pursuant to Business Plan that conforms to the ORCP 7. Oregon Business Development De- nicity are at higher risk. partment Port Strategic Plan Tem- The National plate. The Request for Proposal and Osteoporosis Foundation Scope of Work can be obtained by contacting the Port Office at: recommends bone mineral UTSMART UTSMART density testing for men Gary Anderson Port Manager starting at age 70. If you’re Port of Port Orford YOUR YOUR 300 Dock Rd younger but have any of the O PO Box 490 risk factors I’ve discussed, O Port Orford OR 97465 get tested earlier. C C OMPETITION OMPETITION 541-332-7121 In the meantime, do the ! ! [email protected] following to protect your hing fun. Place your ad PUBLISHED: The World - October 11, bones: o everyt 18 and 23, 2012 (ID-20218508) Your guide t I Engage in regular orld here and give South Coast Business Employment weight-bearing exercise. ekend W Corporation (SCBEC) and The Oregon I Get adequate amounts he We Consortium( TOC), as part of nine ru- ys in T of calcium and vitamin D. Saturda your business ral regions that comprise TOC, are in- volved in statewide strategic planning. I Don’t smoke. The plan for our Region covers both I Avoid excessive alcohol the boost it Coos and Curry counties. The other regions cover 22 Oregon counties. use. needs. Call The plan can be viewed at: (Dr. Komaroff is a physi- http://is.dg/LkPdtv. We would appre- cian and professor at ciate any comments that you would 541-269-1222 like to make regarding this plan, pref- Harvard Medical School. To erably by the end of October. If inter- send questions, go to ested in commenting, please contact AskDoctorK.com, or write: Ext. 293 me at: [email protected]. Thank you. Ask Doctor K, 10 Shattuck for details St., Second Floor, Boston, PUBLISHED: The World - October 23, MA 02115.) 2012 (ID-20218905) CC M CC MM YY K YY KK