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The

Telling The Tri-Countys Story Since 1869

50 daily Thursday, June 17, 2010 Delphos, Ohio

Upfront Master Gardeners

tour Delphos project
Dog spots gator
in Ohio parking
lot puddle
BY STACY TAFF may be different or there may come from.
COLUMBUS (AP) A The Delphos Herald be more of them, because the Gretchen Staley, newly-
dog that normally perks up [email protected] gardeners are always keeping appointed program coordina-
for birds alerted its owner busy with their projects. tor, said the Allen County
to something much more DELPHOSAt 7 p.m. Near the entrance of the Master Gardeners receives
unusual outside an Ohio Wednesday night, the Allen garden along Main Street, zero funding from the com-
business: a 4-foot alligator. County Master Gardeners there is an antique plow driv- missioners.
Sales manager Jeff Colucy met by the Delphos Chamber en into the ground. Shafer All our work is reliant
had his Weimaraner in the of Commerce parking lot to says the group has plans for upon donations and volun-
parking lot at a Columbus hold their monthly meeting it. teers, Staley said.
company that makes office
fixtures when the dog went in the adjoining lot. The lot Its mainly there now to We have a certain amount
on point Wednesday morn- was loaned to the Master keep people from walking of volunteer hours we have to
ing. Colucy told his boss Gardeners by owner Murray through there but eventually get in as well, Shafer added.
he discovered the dog was Cohen, who allowed them to we want to make some sort And a lot of Delphos busi-
focused on an alligator hun- use it for their Delphos ser- of sculpture with antique gar- nesses have made donations
kered down in a puddle. vice project. den tools, she said. Then to help us out. I think every-
Police brought in rep- After going over some theres the pagoda, which is one weve asked has given
tile wrangler Chris Law, monthly issues, the group lined with cedar and theres something. Eventually, wed
who captured the gator by took a mini-tour of the gar- solar lights on top. The bench like to make a plaque to rec-
grabbing it at the tail with den, guided by Barb Shafer. under there was donated by ognize all of our donors to
his bare hands. He says he All of the brick in the the city. show how much we appreci-
didnt have his usual reptile walkways was donated by In the back corner is ate it.
rescue gear because he was Delphos. We have power where the utilities come from After taking their tour,
about to leave on vacation. and water as well, everything and also where the gardeners the group moved down the
Law says people often we need, which comes with keep their excess. street to take a look at the
buy alligators as pets, then the lot courtesy of Murray Back there in the cor- alley garden between Visual
dump them when they get Cohen, Shafer said. A lot of ner youll see a little wooden Image Photography and The Stacy Taff photos
too big. He picks up about 40 the plants you see here have fence around our compost Grind before heading to Van Allen County Master Gardeners tour the alleyway in
a year and turns them over been donated as well and the bin, said Shafer. Thats also Wert for the rest of their between The Grind Cafe and Coffeehouse and Visual Image
to wildlife rescue groups. next time you come here they where the water and power meeting. Photography Wednesday evening.

Pool offering Area students to get taste of

swim lessons
Swimming lessons will medical school at CampMed
be offered at the Delphos
Before they officially start toward their goals.
Municipal Swimming Pool
high school, 35 northwest It is coordinated through
Monday through Friday from
Ohio students will learn what the UT AHEC program,
June 21 through July 2.
medical school is like. which along with other chap-
Lessons will run for 30
The students participating ters throughout the country,
minutes beginning at 11 a.m.,
in the 13th annual CampMed strives to improve the health
with three levels ranging
program at The University of of individuals and communi-
from beginner to advanced.
Toledo this week will receive ties by transforming health
Children need to be at least
close-up, care through education. UT
5 years old to participate.
hands-on Medical
The cost for les-
lessons students
sons is $50.
making serve as
Sign up will be from 1-7
casts, learn- camp
p.m. Saturday and Sunday
ing proce- counselors
at the pool. Ask for Chris.
dures in and the
a medical students

Sports simula-
tion center,
suturing Nichols
also will
interact
with physi-
Larson, students to be a wound cians and West
honored by OHSAA and what sports medi- professors.
COLUMBUS Longtime cine is all about. The students begin their
educator, public speaker The two-day CampMed med school crash course
and media personality Larry program begins today and this morning with a Tools
Larson will be honored
and 54 student-athletes The Master Gardeners also spent time at their project site between Eagle Print and the continues Friday on the UT of the Trade session where
will receive $66,000 in Delphos Area Chamber of Commerce Thursday evening. Health Science Campus. they learn to use blood pres-
scholarships Friday at Jeffersons Cotey Nichols sure cuffs and stethoscopes.
the 18th Annual Ohio and Lincolnviews Dalton Lessons will continue for two
High School Athletic West are in attendance. days with multiple morning
Association Scholar-Athlete For students who are and afternoon sessions that
Banquet in Columbus. thinking about becoming include a perioperative experi-
The scholarship winners a physician, CampMed is ence where they dress in sur-
were selected by each of the a great program to experi- gical gear including gowns,
six OHSAA athletic districts. ence first-hand what medical gloves and masks, a look at
Northwest District (10): school will be like as they a medical helicopter and a
Justin Eilerman, New learn from counselors who chance to practice their diagno-
Bremen, 3.78 GPA; Lydia are medical students them- sis ability with real patients
Etzler, Crestview, 3.9 GPA; selves, said Kathy Vasquez, in a clinical skills lab.
Seth Hoffmann, Pemberville director of the UT and Ohio CampMed aims to stimu-
Eastwood, 4.0 GPA; Nathan Area Health Education Center late interest in the medical
Huntley, Sandusky Perkins, (AHEC) programs and UTs field for the students who will
4.0 GPA; Arabella Martinez, associate vice president for start high school as freshmen
Liberty Center, 3.35 GPA; government relations. While this fall. The competitive pro-
Mary Ellen McAllister, the students are just going gram, which began in 1998,
Hopewell-Loudon, 3.8 GPA;
Ashley Meyer, Tinora, into high school and both col- requires students to submit a
4.0 GPA; Alex Nofziger, lege and medical school might letter of recommendation, a
Defiance, 4.0 GPA; Amber seem like a long way off, now nomination from a science or
Petersen, Liberty-Benton, is the time for them to realize math teacher or counselor and
3.67 GPA; Rachel Sayre, the commitment that will be a personal essay to be chosen
Crestline, 3.90 GPA. necessary and start working to participate.

Forecast BP CEO tells Congress

hes devastated by spill
Mostly sunny
Friday morning
then becoming Stacy Taff photo
partly cloudy. By FREDERIC J. paring to channel constituent
Triple J Application owners Joe Wittler, left, John Bonifas and John Bockey stand in
Highs in the FROMMER anger over the worst environ-
front of their new spreader. and MATTHEW DALY mental disaster in the nations
Trio forms lime, litter spreading company
upper 80s. A
30 percent chance of show- The Associated Press history during a hearing
ers and thunderstorms in that some compare to a public
the evening. Lows in the WASHINGTON A execution.
BY STACY TAFF eight years ago, I took over ity, helping to maintain the day after agreeing to a $20 In prepared testimony
upper 60s. See page 2. The Delphos Herald C&J Agri Science from my proper pH for plant growth, billion fund to compen- obtained by The Associated
[email protected] parents and Joe and John Bonifas said.
Index had been working for me Triple J Application offers
sate victims of the disas-
trous oil spill in the Gulf of
Press, Hayward said the
explosion and sinking of
Obituaries 2 VENEDOCIA John here when we decided we free soil testing to determine Mexico, BPs chief execu- the BP-operated rig never
State/Local 3 Bonifas, owner and opera- wanted to start a business whether or not a field needs tive expects to tell Congress should have happened and
Politics 4 tor of C&J Agri Service in for lime and chicken litter lime to be spread. that he was personally dev- I am deeply sorry that they
Community 5 Venedocia, along with asso- spreading. We determine whether or astated by the explosion of did.
Sports 6-7 ciates Joe Wittler and John Having gone all the way not it needs it and if it does, the Deepwater Horizon oil Newly disclosed docu-
Farm 7 Bockey, have banded together to Minnesota to acquire their how much, said Bockey. rig and understands the anger ments obtained by the AP
to form Triple J Application, new spreader, the trio is ready And theres no charge if it that Americans feel toward show that after the Deepwater
Classifieds 8 a business that specializes to start serving the farmers of turns out your field doesnt him and his company. Horizon sank, BP made a
TV 9 in lime and chicken litter the area. need the lime. CEO Tony Haywards worst-case estimate of 60,000
World News 10 spreading. Ag lime, which looks Triple J Application contrition isnt likely to soft- barrels a day flowing into the
We were all classmates, basically like a white pow- is located at 13491 en his landing on Capitol Hill, Gulf of Mexico. That figure is
said Bonifas. We graduated der, is what we spread over Converse Roselm Road in where lawmakers are sharp-
back in 1983 together. About the soil to neutralize the acid- Venedocia. ening their knives pre- See SPILL, page 2
2 The Herald Thursday, June 17, 2010 www.delphosherald.com

For The Record

FDA: Female Viagra falls short OBITUARY
The Daily
WASHINGTON (AP)
A pink pill designed to boost
desire, as recorded by women
in a daily journal. Women
Since the launch of Viagra
in 1998, more than two dozen
one, which is linked to sexual
interest. Flibanserin is the first
Herald Vol. 141 No. 4
sex drive in women the lat- taking the drug reported experimental therapies have drug to approach the problem Nancy Spencer, editor
est attempt by the drug indus- slightly more sexually satis- been studied for so-called through brain chemistry. Ray Geary, business manager
try to find a female equivalent fying experiences, but FDA female sexual dysfunction, The FDA has approved Don Hemple,
to Viagra fell short in two said that was not the primary a market which some analysts an unusual handheld vacuum advertising manager
studies, federal health regula- measure of the study. estimate at $2 billion. device that increases blood Tiffany Brantley,
tors said Wednesday. The division wanted to Dr. Elizabeth Kavaler, flow to the clitoris to increase circulation manager
The Food and Drug see that an effect of treat- a urologist at Lenox Hill sexual arousal. But all drug William Kohl,
Administration is considering ment is an overall increase Hospital in New York, says therapies have fallen short general manager/
Boehringer Ingelheims drug in sexual desire regardless arousal in women is so so far. Eagle Print
flibanserin for premenopaus- of whether a sexual event complicated that it may be In 2004, Pfizer halted its The Daily Herald
(USPS 1525 8000) is published
al women who report a lack occurred or not, states the unrealistic to expect a pill study of Viagra in women
daily except Sundays and
of sexual desire, a market that FDA review. to completely address sexual due to inconclusive results. Holidays.
drugmakers have been target- The FDA also noted problems. Later that year an FDA panel
ing for more than a decade increased side effects like Its a fairly complicated rejected Procter & Gambles Gary Hall By carrier in Delphos and
area towns, or by rural motor
since the blockbuster success depression, fainting and diz- area, unlike in mens sexual testosterone patch Intrinsa, April 21, 1951 - June 14, 2010 route where available $2.09 per
of Viagra in men. ziness seen among women dysfunction where theres a due to potential risks of heart Gary Hall, 59, of Ocoee, week. By mail in Allen, Van
The search for so-called taking the pink pill. major mechanical concern, disease and cancer. Smaller Fla., and formerly of Elida, Wert, or Putnam County, $105
female Viagra, has proved The drug, which is related said Kavaler. In women companies are currently died at 7:30 a.m. Monday at per year. Outside these counties
elusive though, with many to the antidepressant family, theres no mechanical con- developing creams and nasal his residence $119 per year.
drugs abandoned after show- affects serotonin and sev- cern, so if shes not having a sprays to increase female He was born Aug. 21, 1951, Entered in the post office
ing lackluster results. eral other brain chemicals, successful sex life, where is libido. in Lima, to Leon Curly and in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as
On Friday the FDA will though its not clear how that the problem? BioSante Pharmaceuticals Betty (Foust) Hall. His mother Periodicals, postage paid at
ask a panel of experts to weigh increases sex drive. Pharmaceutical approach- Inc. expects to submit its survives in Elida. Delphos, Ohio.
in on the safety and effective- We dont know spe- es to boosting female libi- testosterone gel LibiGel for On March 22, 1980, he No mail subscriptions will
ness of Boehringers drug. cifically what the exact do have evolved over time. FDA approval next year. married Patricia Mygrants, be accepted in towns or villages
The agency is not required mechanism of action is but Initially, most treatments Medical surveys have esti- who survives in Ocoee. where The Daily Herald paper
to follow the groups advice, we believe it acts on brain aimed to increase blood mated more than 40 percent Other survivors include carriers or motor routes provide
though it often does. chemicals that have a role flow to the genitals, similar of women suffer from some a daughter, Nakina Hall of daily home delivery for $2.09
In its review posted online, in human sexual response, to Viagra. A second wave form of sexual dysfunction; per week.
London, Ky.; two sisters,
the FDA said two Boehringer said Dr. Peter Piliero, execu- of would-be blockbusters Boehringer estimates as many 405 North Main St.
Sharon (Brian) Overholt of TELEPHONE 695-0015
studies failed to show a sig- tive director for Boehringers focused on boosting hor- as one in 10 women could be Gomer and Linda (Toby) Office Hours
nificant increase in sexual U.S. medical affairs. mones, including testoster- helped by its drug. Jenkins of Elida; nephews 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
Al-Qaida in Iraq claims deadly central bank attack
and nieces, Brady, Jaden and POSTMASTER:
WEATHER Riley Overholt, Kayla Wita,
Christian, Elise, Nathan
Send address changes
to THE DAILY HERALD,
BAGHDAD (AP) vest detonates. Two other mil- targets in the building before
Al-Qaidas front group in Iraq itants then flee the bank while exchanging fire with guards Delphos weather and Jency Jenkins, Daniel, 405 N. Main St.
claimed responsibility today shooting behind them, then set and eventually blowing them- High Temperature Michael Jo. Patrick, Alfred, Delphos, Ohio 45833
Coery, Adam and Michelle
Spill
for a deadly daylight attack on off their vests. selves up using explosive Wednesday in Delphos was
Iraqs Central Bank. Sundays assault sparked belts. 81 degrees, low was 67. High Miller, Matthew and Andy
In a statement posted on a clashes between militants and Also on Thursday, an anti- a year ago today was 85, low Mahney and Tyler Niel; two
militant website, the Islamic Iraqi security forces that lasted al-Qaida fighter and four fam- was 62. Record high for today brothers-in-law, Mike (Jane)
(Continued from page 1)
State of Iraq said it sent five more than three hours and left ily members were killed as is 99, set in 1934. Record low Mygrants of Denison, Texas,
men dressed in army uniforms more than 20 people dead. they slept in their garden to is 45, set in 1980. and Roger (Robin) Mygrants is far higher than the company
and armed with weapons and It stoked fears that insur- escape the heat in a former of St. Johns, Mich.; a sister- had said publicly until this
WEATHER FORECAST in-law, Janette (Scott) Neil of
explosive belts to attack the gents are taking advantage of insurgent stronghold west of Tri-county week, when the government
financial institution. political deadlock following Baghdad, officials said. It Moscow, Pa.; Mother-in-law, released its own worst-case
The Associated Press Shirley Edwards of St. Johns;
Photos posted on the same March 7 elections to try to was the second attack against TONIGHT: Mostly estimate of about 60,000 bar-
website showed the disfig- derail security gains as the Sunni figures who have turned and father-in-law, Keith (Nan) rels a day.
clear. Lows in the lower 60s. Mygrants of Naples, Fla.
ured heads and body parts of U.S. prepares to withdraw against the terror network in Southeast winds around 5 The undated estimate by
men dressed in army fatigues its forces by the end of next as many days. He was preceded in death by BP, apparently made some-
mph. paternal grandparents, Robert
buried in the rubble of what year. Gunmen broke into the FRIDAY: Mostly sunny in time last month, reflected
al-Qaida said is the Central In the statement, the group house of Khudr al-Issawi and Hall and Fay Hall-Slayden; the actual situation as it was
the morning then becoming maternal grandparents Orvall
Bank. called the strike unique. opened fire on him and his fam- partly cloudy. Highs in the understood by BP at the time,
Video surveillance footage The Bank was targeted ily during the pre-dawn attack and Elizabeth Foust; stepfa- said Sen. Chuck Grassley,
upper 80s. South winds 5 to ther-in-law, Charles Edwards;
from the Central Bank seen by because it is the artery that in a village near Fallujah, 40 10 mph. R-Iowa. Grassley, the senior
an Associated Press reporter feeds the Satanic alliance with miles (65 kilometers) west and brother-in-law, David Republican on the Senate
FRIDAY NIGHT: Mostly Mygrants.
showed an armed man dressed life via oil money and the sto- of Baghdad. The farmer, his clear in the evening then Finance Committee, obtained
in army fatigues storm in the len wealth of Muslims, said wife, two daughters and a Mr. Hall retired from the documents as part of an
becoming partly cloudy. A 30 Walmart management in
banks back door and exchange the statement. son were killed, according to percent chance of showers and investigation into the oil spill
fire with security guards. He is It said that the militants local police chief Brig. Gen. Florida. He loved his fam- and its aftermath.
thunderstorms. Lows in the ily and enjoyed many family
shot in the leg and falls to the took half an hour to take con- Mahmoud al-Issawi. Another upper 60s. South winds 5 to Grassley said it was not
ground before his explosive trol of the Bank and destroy son was wounded. vacations together. He was clear when exactly BP made
10 mph. an avid fisherman and truly
EXTENDED FORECAST the calculation. Certainly
VAN WERT COUNTY COURT NEWS SATURDAY: Hot. Partly
sunny with a 30 percent
enjoyed the time he spent with
his friends.
Americans have a right to
know that BP made these esti-
The following individu- marijuana, a misdemeanor of second similar sentence. Funeral services will begin mates, the date these estimates
chance of showers and thun- at 10 a.m. Saturday at Harter
als appeared before Judge the first degree. Barnes will spend his 180 derstorms. Highs in the lower were determined and why
Charles Steele in Van Wert McCormick had been day jail sentence in the Van and Schier Funeral Home, the they were not disclosed at that
90s. Southwest winds 15 to 20 Rev. Gary Rode officiating.
County Common Pleas Court arrested by Delphos Police Wert County Correctional mph with gusts up to 30 mph. time, he said Wednesday.
Wednesday: after she allegedly did aid Facility. Burial will be in Greenlawn In a letter to BP America
SATURDAY NIGHT Cemetery, Elida.
or abet another in the sale Hale O. Mansfield, 37, THROUGH THURSDAY: President Lamar McKay,
Criminal Hearings of marijuana on Dec. 30 Van Wert, entered a guilty Preferred memorials are to Grassley asked BP to explain
Partly cloudy with a 30 per- Immanuel Methodist Church
David W. Burris Jr., 20, in Delphos when the other plea to a charge of nonsup- cent chance of showers and when it calculated a worst-case
Delphos, entered a guilty plea person sold marijuana to an port of dependents, a felony in Elida. scenario of 60,000 barrels a
thunderstorms. Lows in the
to trafficking in marijuana, a undercover agent working for of the fifth degree. upper 60s. Highs in yhe upper day and to provide documents
felony of the fifth degree.
Burris was arrested by
the West Central Crime Task
Force.
Mansfield was placed
in the diversion program
80s. BIRTHS justifying the figure.
In the course of the crisis in
ST. RITAS
Delphos Police after he alleg-
edly sold marijuana to an
Judge Steele ordered a
pre-sentence investigation
for a period of one year. If
Mansfield is able to success- FUNERALS A boy was born June 16 to
Chris and Megan Burgei of
the Gulf, Hayward has irritat-
ed some with comments like
undercover agent working for and scheduled sentencing for fully complete the diversion KEMPER, Angela M., Id like my life back. He
the West Central Crime Task 9 a.m. June 30. program, he will have no Fort Jennings.
88, of Delphos, Mass of strikes a far more deferential
Force in December of 2009. Nathan Wappelhorst, 28, criminal record. A boy was born June 16 to
Christian burial will begin at tone in remarks prepared for
Other drug charges he was Van Wert, entered a plea of Mansfield will be under Doug and Jessica Williams of
11 a.m. Friday at St. John the the congressional hearing.
indicted for were dismissed guilty to driving while under the supervision of the Van Delphos.
Evangelist Catholic Church, To be sure, neither I nor
as a result of the negotiated the influence of alcohol, a Wert County Adult Probation the Rev. Tom Weinandy offi- the company is perfect, he
plea agreement. felony of the fourth degree. Department. ciating. Burial will be in the LOTTERY said. But we are unwavering
Judge Steele ordered a Wappelhorst was arrested William Cantrell, 33, church cemetery. Friends may CLEVELAND (AP) in our commitment to fulfill
pre-sentence investigation by the Van Wert City Police Cloverdale, admitted to a call from 2-8 p.m. today at These Ohio lotteries were drawn all our responsibilities. He
and set sentencing for 9 a.m. Department on March 25, at violation of his diversion Harter and Schier Funeral Wednesday: said the company has spent
July 28. which time, it was discovered program from a violation of Home, where a Parish wake Classic Lotto nearly $1.5 billion so far and
Andrew Sterling, 21, that he had a previous felony Non-Support of Dependents. will begin at 7 p.m. Preferred 01-07-16-27-33-49 wont stop spending until the
Delphos, entered a guilty plea conviction for DUI. Judge Steele ordered a memorials are to donors Estimated jackpot: $2.8 mil- job is done.
to trafficking in marijuana, a Judge Steele ordered a pre-sentence investigation choice. lion Hayward was to appear
felony of the fifth degree. pre-sentence investigation and set sentencing for 9 a.m. REYNOLDS, Richard L., Mega Millions
Estimated jackpot: $17 mil- before the House Energy and
Sterling was arrested by and scheduled sentencing for July 28. 80, of Spencerville, funeral Commerce Committees sub-
Delphos Police in May after 9 a.m. July 28. Joseph L. Fuerst, Van lion
services will begin at 10:30 Midday 3 committee on oversight and
he allegedly sold marijuana to Kerry D. Barnes, Van Wert, on a violation of a.m. Friday at Thomas E. 0-2-2 investigations, which is look-
an undercover agent working Wert, admitted to being in his Treatment in Lieu of Bayliff Funeral Home, Midday 4 ing into the April 20 explo-
for the West Central Crime violation of his community Conviction program. Spencerville, Pastor Robert 3-3-8-2 sion that killed 11 workers
Task Force on three different control by having been found Judge Steele continued the King officiating. Burial Pick 3 and unleashed a flood of oil
occasions. in possession of heroin on case for a hearing at a later will follow in Spencerville 8-3-4 that has yet to be stopped. He
Two counts of trafficking June 4. date after a pretrial hearing Cemetery. Friends may call Pick 4 called it a complex accident,
in marijuana of the three-
count indictment will be dis-
missed as a result of a plea
Barnes had originally
entered a plea of guilty to a
drug sentence on Sept. 16,
on the matter.
Theodore Bleeke, 25, Van
Wert, was found competent to
from 1-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.
today at the funeral home.
Memorials are to the Hartford
3-9-2-4
Powerball
08-11-18-29-36, Powerball:
caused by an unprecedented
combination of failures. B
Become
Its unlikely, however, that
negotiations.
Judge Steele ordered a
pre-sentence investigation
2009, and given two 180-day
jail sentences along with a
$1,000 fine on each count
stand trial after mental evalu-
ation was conducted by Court
Diagnostics and Treatment
Church Building Fund.
MCDORMAN, Wilbur
Russell, 79, of rural Lima,
6, Power Play: 5
Rolling Cash 5
03-10-17-23-27
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STATE/LOCAL
Kasich campaign EarthTalk
rep gave pension
From the Editors of E/The phones for 10 years or lon-
Environmental Magazine ger, while other research has
found little if any risk. Other
Dear EarthTalk: What is research has looked at the
By JULIE CARR SMYTH The media will not get kenaf paper? From what reproductive, cognitive and
The Associated Press the full picture unless you Ive heard, its good for sleep effects of RF energy
explain it: not all of this the environment. But what at levels similar to what cell/
COLUMBUS (AP) money was lossed as a result exactly are its benefits and smart phones emit. Results
A campaign operative of of the Lehman bankruptcy, where can I obtain some? have been mixed. More stud-
Republican gubernatorial Milburn wrote. Milburn and Tiffany Mikamo, ies are now underway to
candidate John Kasich gave Drake are both alums of the via e-mail resolve whether or not cell
a state pension fund advice administration of former GOP phones are safe for people
on how to explain its Lehman Gov. Bob Taft. Kenaf, a fast-growing, to use, but some electronics
Brothers losses to reporters, Milburn told the AP he non-invasive annual hibiscus manufacturers arent wait-
an e-mail obtained by The was pushing the fund to plant related to cotton, okra ing around to cut down on
Associated Press shows. release accurate information and hemp, makes ideal paper the radiation emissions of the
The communication raises to the public. fiber as well as great source phones they make and sell.
questions about the coziness Our position is simple: material for burlap, clothing, Kenaf Research Farm photo If you are in the market for
between a political organiza- We want all the parties, canvas, particleboard and a new cell phone, check out
tion and a nonpartisan agency including the pension funds, rope. Its primary use around U.S. Department of Agriculture research shows that the nonprofit Environmental
that manages billions of dol- to get all the facts out the world today is for animal kenaf yields some six to 10 tons of dry fiber per acre per Working Groups (EWGs)
lars for hundreds of thou- without omissions and with- forage, but humans enjoy its year, which is three to five times more than the yield of rundown on which of the
sands of Ohioans. out spin, he said. high-protein seed oil to add a Southern Pine trees, now the dominant paper pulp source thousand or so popular cell/
The $59 billion pension Pension fund spokeswom- nutritious and flavorful kick in the U.S. Kenaf also absorbs more carbon dioxide than smart phone models give off
fund, one of the largest in the an Julie Graham-Price said to a wide range of foods. In any other plant or tree. Pictured: Bill Loftus tends kenaf the most and least radiation.
state and nation, was prepar- Lehman losses ultimately fact, kenaf has been grown plants at the Kenaf Research Farm. Levels vary widely, from as
ing to answer questions about were calculated at the request for centuries in Africa, China Even if kenaf doesnt little as 0.3 to the legal limit
the losses as Democrats in of media outlets, including and elsewhere for these and become the paper of tomor- of 1.6 watts per kilogram of
Washington and Columbus the AP, and because pen- other purposes, but environ- row, it may still have a bright body weight. Sanyos Katana
were drawing attention to the sion fund officials considered mentalists see its future in future. The Kenaf Research II, Samsungs Rugby, Nokias
issue. The party has made another number that had been replacing slower-growing Farm reports that Toyota is 7710, and the Blackberry
Kasichs time as a managing made public to be misleading. trees as our primary source already using kenaf grown in Storm, among others, get top
director at the now-defunct The information was sent to for paper. Malaysia for insulation and marks from EWG for giving
investment bank a central all parties that had requested U.S. Department of interiors in some cars. Toyota off lower amounts of radiation
theme in Ohios fall cam- it, she said. Agriculture (USDA) research is also experimenting with (in the 0.3 range). Meanwhile,
paign for governor. Milburns e-mail played shows that kenaf yields some using kenaf to reinforce the more than a dozen different
Kasich is challeng- no role in the pension funds six to 10 tons of dry fiber sugarcane- and maize-based cell/smart phones (including
ing Democratic Gov. Ted response, she said. per acre per year, which is biopolymers it hopes can some of the most popular
Strickland in one of 37 gov- In April, Democratic three to five times more than replace many of the plastic models such as Motorolas
ernors races nationwide. State Treasurer Kevin Boyce the yield of Southern Pine and metal parts in the vehicles Droid, Blackberrys Bold
In his May 3 e-mail, released his calculation on trees now the dominant it is designing today. 9700, LGs Chocolate Touch
Kasich spokesman Scott the pension funds Lehman paper pulp source in the U.S. Your best bet for finding and HTCs Nexus One by
Milburn advised Ohio Public investments: a $368 million And to top it off, researchers some kenaf paper is to try a Thinkstock photo Google) are categorized as
Employees Retirement loss of market value from June believe kenaf absorbs more specialty art supply or statio- worst by EWG for giving
System executive Carol 2007 to December 2008. carbon dioxidethe chief The jury is still out as to off larger amounts of radia-
nery store. One good online whether or not the radiation
Drake that it would be valu- The pension funds cal- greenhouse gas behind source is The Natural Abode. tion (pushing the 1.6 limit).
able to explain that Lehman culation put actual losses at global warming than any emitted by cell phones is Apples iPhone 3Gs is in the
Photographers might try dangerous, but some man-
investments included not only $111 million a fraction of other plant or tree growing. using kenaf photo paper, such middle of the spectrum, leak-
Lehman stock and securities the $23.7 billion the public Some 45 percent of dry kenaf ufacturers are working to ing between 0.52 and 1.19,
as Pictoricos ART Kenaf, in reduce the radiation emis-
but money the firm invested employee retirement system is carbon pulled down from their ink jet printers to give depending on usage.
in other companies, such as had lost overall during the the atmosphere via photosyn- sions of the phones they Regardless of which cell/
their snaps a unique look and make. Though it may make
McDonalds. economic downturn. thesis. a green pedigree. smart phone you use, you can
you look bionic, a safe bet is
Ohio State: hospital expansion
No wonder environmen- minimize your exposure to
talists are so bullish on kenaf to use a headset or ear piece RF radiation by taking a few
Dear EarthTalk: OK, to create distance between
to create 10K jobs
for our common future. The so are cell phones emitting simple precautions. For one,
more kenaf we grow, we the phone and your head using a headset (these give
dangerous radiation or not? when calling.
can not only absorb signifi- If so, which phones are safer off significantly less radia-
COLUMBUS (AP) be at the medical center. cant amounts of the carbon that others and what do we absorbed by the body when tion) or speaker phone keeps
Ohio State University says a The project expects to cre- dioxide that is responsible do to minimize exposure? using a wireless device). But the phone itself away from
new expansion of its medical ate 4,000 indirect jobs in the for global warming, says Luke Alderman, some health practitioners are your head. Also, your phone
center will create about 10,000 community through spending Bill Loftus of the non-profit Santa Fe, NM concerned that even this level emits far less radiation when
full-time jobs by 2015. by the university, faculty and Kenaf Research Farm, but of exposure may be too high, used to text instead of call
The project adds hundreds visitors. also educate the world on how The jury is still out as to resulting in people unwit- and the phone isnt next to
of new beds for Ohio States The project also calls for to be self-sustainable through whether or not the radiation tingly exposing themselves your brain when texting
cancer hospital and critical some 5,000 construction jobs. kenafs many properties of emitted by cell phones can to potentially harmful radia- so the more you tap (just
care hospital, and adds new A groundbreaking is sched- providing food, shelter and cause negative health effects tion every time they make or not while driving, please!)
space for research. uled for Friday at Ohio State, economic opportunities. for callers. Mobile phones take a call. instead of talk the better.
Ohio State says about one of the nations largest uni- As to its use for paper, 10 emit signals to communicate Such radiation is known to Also, a poor signal (fewer
6,000 of the new jobs will versities. major U.S. newspapers have with cellular towers via radio heat up living tissue it comes bars) means that your phone
Ohio advocate for homeless tested kenaf-based newsprint waves, which are comprised into close contact with by a has to work harderand
and were pleasantly surprised of radio-frequency (RF) ener- fraction of a degree, but this emit more radiationto con-
pleads guilty to theft
by how well it held up and gy, a form of electromagnetic level of temperature increase nect up to a wireless tower,
how crisply it displayed text radiation. is less than that caused by so wait to make that call until
CANTON (AP) A fraud involved more than and pictures. And since it is The U.S. Federal exposure to direct sunlight, you are somewhere with a
longtime advocate for the $100,000. already brighter than wood- Communications and the brains blood cir- stronger connection.
homeless in Ohio has pleaded The 67-year-old Martin based pulp, it requires less Commission (FCC) limits culation typically disperses
guilty to stealing from the could get up to six years in bleaching before it can be the amount of radiation any this excess heat quickly by Send your environmental
shelter he established. prison at his sentencing July 7. used to carry ink. But since phone sold in the U.S. can increasing local blood flow. questions to: EarthTalk,
Director David Martin of He has worked on homeless kenaf is not mass-produced emit to what it considers a Some recent studies have c/o E The Environmental
Cantons Volunteer Rescue issues in Canton since 1965 the way paper trees are on safe level of 1.6 watts per found higher risks for brain Magazine, P.O. Box 5098,
Mission pleaded guilty and opened the Volunteer big plantations across the kilogram of body weight and salivary gland tumors Westport, CT 06881; earth-
Wednesday to aggravated Rescue Mission in 1998. Southeast and West, it still (a measure of the energy among people using cell [email protected].
theft, attempted money laun- Police started investigating costs more than regular paper
dering and charity fraud. last year following complaints and as such has not gone
The indictment said the about aggressive fundraising. mass market, despite its envi-

Voinovich brother running for office

ronmental.
Also, while some policy-
CLEVELAND (AP) county is replacing a leader- makers and many environ-
The younger brother of Ohio ship structure that included mentalists would like to see
U.S. Sen. George Voinovich three county commissioners. our paper feedstock switched
has decided to make his Voinovich says he believes from Southern Pine and other
first run for office, in the he has the right experience trees to kenaf, entrenched
race for county executive in and knowledge for the job. timber companies with big
Cleveland. The other, better-known investments in tree farms
Sixty-four-year-old real Voinovich says he wont (and who employ many a
estate broker Victor Voinovich endorse anyone in the Washington lobbyist) do
Sr. on Wednesday became race, including his brother. not. And with many timber
one of two Republicans in Republican Sen. Voinovich, a companies already suffering
the field of seven candidates former Cleveland mayor, says economically, lawmakers are
for the new job of Cuyahoga he loves his younger brother unlikely to mandate chang-
(ky-uh-HOH-guh) County but wont get involved in the es that could make matters
executive. The states largest county races. worse.
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POLITICS A consensus means that everyone agrees to say collectively what no one believes
individually.
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Dem lawmakers challenge

Pentagon on Afghan war
By ANNE FLAHERTY months proving to be a long compared the conflict to a
and PAULINE JELINEK and deadly slog, and November roller coaster ride with ups
The Associated Press elections approaching, its and downs similar to what
becoming questionable wheth- was seen in Iraq.
WASHINGTON A er Democratic backing can This is a tough, tough
schism deepened Wednesday hold. And lawmakers were business, he said. And
between U.S. war leaders reminded Wednesday that those who are living it have
and Congress as lawmakers there is no deadline for com- to keep their eye on the hori-
crucial Democrats among pleting a troop pullout, and zon to ensure the trajectory is
them challenged Pentagon that the pace of withdrawal generally upward.
assertions that progress is will depend on circumstances Military officials say
picking up in Afghanistan. at the time. most of the extra troops have
I wouldnt call it erod- Nowhere were congres- arrived but it will take several
ing, Democratic Sen. Carl sional concerns more evident more months before marked
Levin of Michigan said of than in Wednesdays hearing progress can be shown.
once-solid Democratic sup- by the Senate Appropriations Even with reinforcements,
port for President Barack Committee with Gates and the challenges are numer-
Lending by small Obamas war strategy. But Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman ous. Crucial campaigns in the
IT WAS NEWS THEN banks focus of
theres a lot of fair concern.
Congressional hearings
stepped up pressure on the
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Democratic Sen. Patty
Murray of Washington said
Afghan towns of Marjah and
Kandahar are moving slower
than expected; NATO remains
One Year Ago
The third annual summer show of the Blanchard River Art
bill in House Pentagon, with Defense she was frustrated by the short on personnel to train the
Secretary Robert Gates number of deaths among Afghan security force; Afghan
Guild will be one filled with exciting new features in down- By STEPHEN complaining about negative the Army Stryker units from government remains rife with
town Ottawa. The Art Fest will celebrate not only the arts, but OHLEMACHER perceptions taking root in her home state, while Sen. corruption; and a recent spate
the founding of Ottawa. BRAG, one of the regions newest art The Associated Press Washington about the war. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., asked of Taliban attacks has put June
guilds, will host its annual show at the Schroeder Building on Another top military official whether it was even possible on track to become the deadli-
West Main Street and North Walnut Street. WASHINGTON acknowledged feeling angst for the Afghan government to est month in the war.
Democrats are looking to about the conflict. gain control of the countrys As of Wednesday morning,
25 Years Ago 1985 increase lending by small But military leaders said disparate tribes. at least 45 NATO members,
A 220-mile bicycle tour, dubbed TOAD by its participants, banks as a way to resusci- the U.S. effort is advancing. Weve committed so including 28 Americans, were
is not likely to challenge in popularity the annual Tour of the tate their election-year jobs I think that we are regain- many lives, so much money, killed in Afghanistan in June.
Scioto River Valley, but its an event former Delphos residents agenda. ing the initiative, Gates told here, and weve neglected so That mid-month tally com-
John and Jane Reed and friends embarked on with enthusiasm. The Senate rejected a $140 a skeptical Senate panel. I many things inside the bor- pares with 51 NATO deaths
TOAD (Tour Of and Around Delphos) brought the bicyclists billion bill Wednesday that think that we are making ders of the United States, in May and 33 in April.
110 miles along backroads from Columbus to Delphos to visit would renew pieces of last headway. said Vermont Democratic Much of the debate on
Johns mother, Frances Reed and Janes mother, Irma Mueller. years economic stimulus The debate comes six Sen. Patrick Leahy. Capitol Hill has focused on
Ron Kimmet, chairman of the Jaycees benefit for Rene bill, forcing lawmakers to months after Obama ordered Gates and Mullen sought when U.S. troops should
Schimmoller, said, Funds have not been tallied from the ben- pare the measure in attempt to 30,000 more Americans to to assure the lawmakers that leave. Obamas promise
efit dinner and dance, but I am well pleased with the tournout. the fight with the promise the fight was worth it. to start the withdrawal in
round up votes. The catchall
Chef Zoli (Zoltan Atilia Molnar) of Beaverdam Truck Stop and that troop withdrawals would We all have angst about July 2011 helped him with
Peoples Plaza, prepared the benefit dinner. bill combined jobless aid for
the long-term unemployed, begin in July 2011. That this, Mullen said, but weve Democrats. But it prompted
The top sellers of booster tickets for girls softball program promise helped to placate put the resources in. Republican charges that the
sponsored by the Delphos Lioness Club received their prizes. aid to cash-strapped state gov
ernments and the renewal of Democrats who did not want In a separate Senate hear- U.S. was encouraging the
The top seller was Shawna Cairo, who sold 190 tickets and won an enduring troop commit- ing, Gen. David Petraeus, Taliban and demoralizing its
a bicycle. Others were presented sports equipment. dozens of popular tax breaks
for businesses and individu- ment in Afghanistan. who oversees the war as head allies by setting a hard and
als. But with the intervening of U.S. Central Command, fast withdrawal date.

Poll shows gains for health care overhaul

50 Years Ago 1960
Delphos prize Weimaraner, Duster, the classy dog of Governors have com-
the Don Jacomets, Jr., has been busy collecting new honors for plained that without addition-
herself and her masters, and now has a total of five trophies al state aid, hundreds of thou- WASHINGTON (AP) ter thing, said Eisley, 43, a they can claim victory if it
to show for her breeding and care. On June 5, the Jacomets sands of public employees The patient is alive and kick- Republican who supports the gets a majority, Blendon
entered Duster, (her registered name is Annaliese Von Ulrich) and teachers will be laid off. ing. A new Associated Press- health care plan, though not a added. The country is so
in the Cincinnati Kennel Club dog show at Cincinnati, and Nevertheless, the measure GfK poll finds public support single GOP lawmaker voted polarized, it just might not
Duster placed Best of Novice Bitches and Best of Winners failed to muster even a major- for President Barack Obamas for it. make it.
in the classification of Weimaraners, and in the climax of the ity in a test vote Wednesday, new health care law has risen The poll found support The $1 trillion, 10-year
show, in which all champions were judged as a group, received much less the 60 votes that to its highest point. increased since May among health care remake puts the
the trophy in Best of Breed. On June 12, Duster took the Best of would be required to defeat a The nation remains divid- men (from 36 percent to nation on a path to coverage
Novice Bitches honors at the Michigan Kennel Club show held GOP filibuster. ed, with 45 percent in favor 46 percent), people in their for all. Starting in 2014, all
at South Bend, Indiana. The beautifully groomed and friendly Senators then turned to and 42 percent opposed to the prime working years (from Americans will be required
Duster has taken honors in dog shows ever since her first com- working on a scaled-back presidents signature domes- 35 percent to 49 percent to carry health insurance. The
petition in Fort Wayne, Indiana, early in May. version of the bill. tic accomplishment. among 30-49 year-olds) and government will provide tax
House Democrats, mean- Still, the shift in public Republicans (from 8 percent credits to help middle-class
75 Years Ago 1935 while, hope to pass sepa- sentiment was significant. to 17 percent.) The uptick people not covered at work buy
On June 18 citizens of Delphos and other towns along the rate legislation designed to Opposition to the overhaul among Republicans comes a policy through new competi-
Fort Wayne division of the Pennsylvania Railroad will catch a increase small business lend- increased after Congress even as party leaders are call- tive health insurance markets.
glimpse of The Rebel, the Souths first steamlined train, as passed it in March. And last ing for the laws repeal. Medicaid will be expanded
it flashes through, enroute from the Berwick, Pa. plant of the
ing and investment. A bill
creating a $30 billion fund for month, supporters were out- The changes coincide to help low-income people.
American Car and Foundry Company to the home rails of the numbered 39 percent to 46 with a concerted effort by The plan is paid for through a
Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad at Jackson, Tenn. This community banks to increase
lending to small businesses is percent. But the latest survey the Obama administration, combination of Medicare cuts
train was built with P.W.A. funds. found the strongest backing congressional Democrats and and tax increases.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Auer were in Cleveland to attend up for a possible vote in the
for the health care plan since their allies to sell the immedi- One complication for
the graduation exercises at the Francis Payne Bolten School of House today. the AP-GfK poll began ask- ate benefits of the law. the president is that seniors
Nursing, Western Reserve University. Marie Auer, their daugh- Congressional Democrats ing in September. Those include coverage remain opposed to the law.
ter, is a member of the graduating class. She is also a graduate started the year with an I thought when people for young adults on their par- Just last week, the president
of St. Johns High School in this city. aggressive agenda of passing began to realize what was in ents plan until they turn 26, a answered questions at a tele-
The Delphos Fire Department will again attend the a series of bills designed to the health care package that $250 rebate check for seniors vised town hall meeting in a
Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemens Association create jobs. Many of the pro- they would see its a good, with high prescription costs, senior center, but his assur-
Convention this year. The convention is to be held at Berea. posals stalled as lawmakers, solid program and that would tax credits for some small ances seem to be having little
The entire Delphos department is planning to attend. Con. after hearing from angry vot- dispel some of the misinfor- businesses that cover their effect. The poll found that 56
Scherger and Paul Clinger will be the official representatives ers, became wary of adding mation, said Claudia Harris, employees and federal fund- percent of people 65 and older
of the Delphos department to vote in the business session of to the national debt, which 72, of Orem, Utah, an English ing to train more primary care dont like the new law.
the convention. stands at $13 trillion. professor at Brigham Young doctors and nurses. I dont know if its sus-
Democrats emphasized University. They are clearly making tainable, and thats got us
that the small business lend- Electrical contractor Kerry progress in convincing more worried, said Audrey Guillot,

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ing bill would not add to the

debt.
Eisley of Moscow, Pa., said
he thinks people are starting
to get nuts-and-bolts informa-
Americans that this bill is the
right way to go, said Robert
Blendon, a Harvard University
69, whose family owns a gen-
eral store in Pierre Part, La.
How much can we borrow?
The Delphos Herald welcomes letters to the editor. Letters Banks that tap the fund
should be no more than 400 words. The newspaper reserves would issue preferred stock tion on how the legislation public health school professor How long before other coun-
the right to edit content for length, clarity and grammar. Letters to the Treasury Department, affects them. who tracks opinion trends on tries start calling in our debts?
concerning private matters will not be published. paying dividends based on If we can insure more peo- health care. Medicare is about to go broke
Failure to supply a full name, home address and daytime how much they increase lend- ple across the United States But the prognosis for when do you address that?
phone number will slow the verification process and delay pub- ing to small businesses. The and get the cost of health care Obama and the Democrats is How many bridges to nowhere
lication. more they lend, the lower the down, I think thats a bet- still uncertain. In my view, can we build?

Mortgage co. chief indicted in TARP case

Letters can be mailed to The Delphos Herald, 405 N. Main payments. The stock would
St., Delphos, Ohio 45833, faxed to 419-692-7704 or e-mailed have to be redeemed within
to [email protected]. Authors should clearly state 10 years.
they want the message published as a letter to the editor. Anon- Changing the tight lend- WASHINGTON (AP) inspector general for the bail- Bank and from Ocala Funding
ymous letters will not be printed. ing standards have been A federal grand jury has out fund, said his offices LLC, controlled by TBW
one of the biggest appeals indicted the head of what was investigators uncovered the and financed by large banks,
once among the largest pri- alleged conspiracy before the according to the indictment.
Moderately confused
that we have had from the
small business community, vately held mortgage lend- theft could occur. Colonials parent company,
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, ing companies for allegedly Once his office started ColonialBancGroup head-
scheming to steal more than examining the company, quartered in Montgomery,
D-Calif., said.
half a billion dollars from the it quickly became evident Ala., filed for bankruptcy last
Republicans said the pack-
$700 billion financial bailout. we were seeing something August.
age would do little to increase The indictment in Virginia that went beyond the cen- The conspirators referred
lending. says that Lee Bentley Farkas tral fraud related to bailout to the solution to covering the
The fact of the matter is, and co-conspirators car- money, Barofsky said in an shortfalls as Plan B, accord-
if government would just get ried out the alleged plot at interview. He said his office ing to the indictment.
out of the way, small busi- their company, Taylor, Bean told Treasury not to release In separate civil charges,
nesses would lead us back & Whitaker Corp. of Ocala, the $553 million it planned to the Securities and Exchange
to recovery, said Rep. Sam Fla., where Farkas was chief send to a bank affiliated with Commission said Farkas sold
Graves, R-Mo. executive. TBW. Colonial Bank more than $1.5
If the bill is passed, it The attempt to get bail- Farkas was arrested billion in fabricated or bad
would be merged with a pack- out money was just one part Tuesday night while working mortgage loans and securi-
age of tax breaks to encour- of a scheme that was truly out in a gym that he owns in ties.
age investment in small busi- stunning in its scale and com- Ocala, Fla., said Shawn Henry, Colonial Banks failure
nesses that passed the House plexity and that resulted in head of the FBIs Washington, was the biggest of 2009, and
on Tuesday. losses of more than $1.9 bil- D.C., field office. the sixth-largest in U.S. his-
The tax package would lion, Lanny Breuer, the Justice Besides conspiracy, Farkas tory. It is expected to cost
provide about $3.6 billion Departments assistant attor- is charged with bank fraud, the government-backed fund
in tax breaks over the next ney general for the criminal wire fraud and securities that insures bank deposits $3.8
decade. Long-term investors division, told a news confer- fraud. billion.
in some small businesses ence Wednesday. TBW, which originated Regarding the attempt
would escape capital gains The co-conspirators even and purchased billions of dol- to access bailout funds, the
taxes. New small businesses gave a name to their alleged lars in new residential loans indictment alleges that Farkas
could take larger tax deduc- effort to defraud the Treasury: annually, began to experience and co-conspirators caused
tions for startup expenses. they called it Project Squirrel, cash flow problems in 2002. ColonialBancGroup to sub-
The bill includes tax said Neil MacBride, the U.S. In an effort to cover the mit false information to the
increases that would offset attorney for the eastern district shortfalls, the company Federal Deposit Insurance
the tax cuts and pay for the of Virginia. devised a scheme to misap- Corp. and to the SEC when
lending bill. Neil Barofsky, special propriate funds from Colonial applying for Treasury funds.
 www.delphosherald.com Thursday, June 17, 2010 The Herald 5

COMMUNITY
LANDMARK Concert in Childrens Garden
The public is invited to posed of about 65 volunteer
bring lawn chairs and lemon- members from Allen County
ade to the Childrens Garden and surrounding areas. The
at 3 p.m. on June 27 for a free band members come from all
concert by the Lima Area walks of life but share a com-
Concert Band. mon love of music.

Capturing memories at
This annual event is a great This program is free and
way to kick-off Independence open to the public; it is spon-
Day celebrations. Come early sored by the Allen County
to stake out aspot and then Historical Society, Lima

the speed of the shutter

St. Paul United explore the many features of Area Concert Band, and
Methodist Church the Childrens Garden and the the Childrens Garden and
Allen County Museum. made possible by the Jean
The Museum will be open Engstrom Makes My Heart
CALENDAR OF BY BECKY HIRN brand new baby girl by a taking pictures. I hear one
from 1-4 p.m.
The Lima Area Concert
Smile Fund.
The Childrens Garden
EVENTS fountain in Waterfront Park.
When taking a picture of Maybe it was her baptism. It
woman say, Okay, all the
guys together now. Again,
Band, under the direction
of John Hill, will perform a
is located on the campus of
the Allen County Museum,
TODAY Carter, I have to be quick. could have been just an after- Im glad to take the group variety of selections includ- 620 W. Market St., Lima. For
11:30 a.m. Mealsite Hes 5 and fast. noon in the park. photo. I get instructions on ing favorite Sousa marches. more information contact the
at Delphos Senior Citizen Abby will often Ill never know. how to use someones smart The Concert Band is com- Museum at 419-222-9426.
Center, 301 Suthoff Street. indulge me, pos- Then at Yosemite phone and theyre delighted.
5:30 p.m. The Delphos ing with a gigantic National Park on a Sometimes I imagine all
Canal Commission meets at statue of a bison or
sitting still while I
deck by the Lower
Falls, I offered to
those family photos dis-
played in albums, scrap-
SENIOR LUNCHEON CAFE
the museum annex, 241 Main WEEK OF JUNE 21
St. get just the right take a photo of books and on office desks
5-7 p.m. The Interfaith angle or lighting. another family. I across the country. Not only
In Rapid City, quickly realized do their pictures document MONDAY: Cabbage roll with tomato sauce, parslied red
Thrift Shop is open for shop- potatoes, carrot coins, tropical fruit, white or wheat dinner roll,
ping. South Dakota, we we didnt speak the that Yes, we were there, all
walked the City same language. Its together, but the pictures margarine, fruit muffin, coffee and 2%milk.
7 p.m. Spencerville TUESDAY: Sweet and sour pork, steamed rice, oriental
Local Schools Board of of Presidents, fea- a good thing theres also propel my anonymous
turing life size a universal hand friends back to a special vegetables, egg roll, fruited jello, coffee and 2% milk.
Education meets. WEDNESDAY: Beef and noodles, mashed potatoes, tossed
7:30 p.m. Delphos bronze statues motion for Would time. And I, the photogra-
of the American Hirn you like me to take pher for the moment, am salad with dressing, warm fruit crisp, white or wheat dinner
Chapter 26 Order of the roll, margarine, coffee and 2% milk.
Eastern Star meets at the leaders throughout your picture? I faceless and at the same
town. As Abby sat on Abe motioned and they accept- time, priceless. I like that THURSDAY: Shredded chicken sandwiches on white or
Masonic Temple on North wheat bun, baked potato, Parmesan Brussels sprouts, apricots,
Main Street. Lincolns lap, I grabbed for ed. They thanked me with a feeling of blind service.
my cell phone to get a pic- slight bow and a big smile. Often the people I pho- coffee and 2% milk.
Delphos VFW Auxiliary FRIDAY: Meat lasagna, green beans, broccoli, apple juice,
meets at the VFW Hall, 213 ture. She can sense it when More recently, there were tograph offer to return the
Im setting up a shot. Carter two men at Mount Rushmore, favor. So now we have shots bread stick, coffee and 2% milk.
W. Fourth St.
can, too, but he just runs. I a father and son. As I watched of the whole family in almost
think he appears as a blur in them reaching the camera every state. Even Carter
FRIDAY
7:30 a.m. Delphos that Lincoln photo. out in front of them, try- pauses for a family shot. THRIFT SHOP WORKERS
Optimist Club, A&W Drive- Being a tourist for a year, ing to get the presidential Our moments are cap-
I cant count the number of heads in the background of tured, in a split second when June 17-19
In, 924 E. Fifth St.
11:30 a.m. Mealsite family pictures Ive taken. their own faces, I was com- the shutter opens and closes.
Its probably in the thou- pelled to help out. When I Thats how fast my children THURSDAY: Nora Gerdeman, Diane Kimmett, Lorene
at Delphos Senior Citizen
Center, 301 Suthoff Street. sands. Most are of my own walked away after taking the are growing, in a flash. Its Jettinghoff, Donna Holdgreve, Barb Nienberg.
1-4:30 p.m. Interfaith family. I approach other shot, I overheard the father, how fast this year of travel FRIDAY: Carrie Jones, Mary Jane Watkins, Mary Lou
Thrift Store is open for shop- families and couples, too. who was probably 70, say, has gone too. Geier and Patty Kline.
ping. I imagine they are like me. I cant believe were here SATURDAY: Norma Zalar, Joyce Day, Mary Lou Schulte
5:30 p.m. 2010 They like to have every- together! They are like me, Becky Hirn is a Delphos and Helen Kimmett.
Delphos Relay for Life at the body in the picture once in too. I feel that way with my resident traveling America THRIFT SHOP HOURS: 5-7 p.m. Thursday; 1-4 p.m.
Community Tack, Jefferson a while. kids all the time. with her family for a year. Friday; and 9 a.m.- noon Saturday.
High School. I remember one young Even this very moment She documents the journey Anyone who would like to volunteer should contact
couple in Charleston, South as I sit in Jamestown, North at www.ourtriptakesus.com. Catharine Gerdemann, 419-695-8440; Alice Heidenescher,
SATURDAY Carolina. They were dressed Dakota, writing my column Follow the Hirn family in 419-692-5362; Linda Bockey 419-692-7145; or Lorene
9-11:30 a.m. Delphos up, like theyd just come in a Perkins Restaurant, photos, blogs, on Facebook Jettinghoff, 419-692-7331.
Project Recycle at Delphos from church. They were so theres a group of six men and Twitter. You may If help is needed, contact the Thrift Shop at 419-692-2942
Fuel and Wash. pleased I offered to take a and women nearby. As they e-mail Becky at beckyhirn@ between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. and leave a message.
9 a.m. to noon Interfaith picture of them with their get up to leave they start ourtriptakesus.com

Honor Roll
Thrift Store is open for shop-
ping.
St. Vincent DePaul Society,
located at the east edge of the

Lincolnview junior/high schools

St. Johns High School park-
ing lot, is open. The facil-
ity can also be opened by
appointment by calling John Lincolnview Junior Shana Brincefield, Wyatt Freshmen
COLUMN
Announce you or your family members
Trentman at 419-692-7185. High Saam, Robert Burns, Karrisa Evan Williams, Alexandra
11:30 a.m. Closing cer- birthday in our Happy Birthday column.
Gold Honor Roll (3.670 Carder, Kleman, Tressa Ringwald,
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SUNDAY
8-11:30 a.m. Knights Bayley Tow, James Smith, Lincolview High School Hannah Antal. THE DELPHOS HERALD
of Columbus benefit for St. Julia Thatcher, Nathan Gold Honor Roll (3.700 Sophomores HAPPY BIRTHDAY COLUMN
Johns School at the hall, Diller, Hannah McCleery, 4.0) Morgan Peel, Levi Brake,
Elida Ave. Baylee Neate, Alicyn Freshmen Alexander Campbell, Carley Name
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Museum, 241 N. Main St., Eighth grade Brooks Ludwig, Katie Taylor.
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Thumb Garden Club will meet Garay, Bryce Campbell, Ben Blankemyer, Nathan Hillary Ludwig, Matthew
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YOUTH BASEBALL
Tri-County Little League
US cant afford to slip vs Slovenia
Team Record Win % GB Home Away RF RA Last 10 Streak The Associated Press Slovenes and the Americans the World Cup today, putting the must be France in its last first-
Delphos Pirates 12-0 1.000 - 6-0 6-0 128 36 10-0 Won 12 could turn on what England South Americans on the brink of
qualifying for the next round.
round game or it will become the
first host country not to advance in
K of C Indians
Greif Rangers
9-3
8-4
.750
.667
3
4
4-1
5-2
5-2
3-2
102 48 7-3 Won 5
81 42 6-4 Won 1
JOHANNESBURG is capable of against Algeria Argentina took the lead in a World Cup.
Delpha Chevy Reds 8-5 .615 4.5 2-4 6-1 83 49 6-4 Won 2 Heading to the World Cup, (2:30 p.m. at Cape Town). the 17th minute when Park Chu- High-scoring Forlan, who
1st Federal Athletics 6-4 .600 5 4-1 2-3 69 39 6-4 Won 3 the consensus was that if the A pretournament favorite, the young deflected in a free kick from helped Atletico Madrid win the
VFW Cardinals 7-5 .583 5 3-2 4-3 79 49 6-4 Lost 1 United States could tie or beat English looked nervous when Lionel Messi. Higuain made it 2-0 Europa League, connected on a
in the 33rd after Nicolas Burdisso deflected 25-yard shot in the 24th
Delphos Braves
Ft. Jennings Musketeers
3-7
3-9
.300
.250
8
9
3-3
1-5
0-4
2-4
64 71 3-7 Lost 3
61 124 3-7 Won 1
England, it would be in great playing the U.S. and star strik- passed along a cross from Maxi minute and converted a penalty
Eaton White Sox 0-6 .000 9 0-4 0-2 18 58 0-6 Lost 6 shape to advance to the sec- er Wayne Rooney never really Rodriguez. kick in the 80th to give Uruguay
Youngs Waste Ser. Yankees 1-9 .100 10 0-5 1-4 26 130 1-9 Lost 8 ond round. got going. Anything less than In first-half injury time, Lee its first World Cup victory since a
Wednesdays Scores Cubs, 6 p.m. Smiley Park-Field 2 After all, the next two a win against Algeria could Chung-yong pounced on a defen- group game at the 1990 competi-
sive mistake to close the gap but tion.
Tri-County Little League VW Service Club Red Sox vs. opponents were seriously dent Higuains two second-half goals Alvaro Pereira added the third
Delphos Chevy Reds 11, Delphos Lee Kinstle Pirates, 6 p.m. Smiley supposed weak- Englands chanc- in the 76th and 80th minutes score in injury time.
Braves 7, 1st game Park-Field 4 lings Slovenia es of advancing, put the game away. Uruguay has four points from
Delphos Braves 6, Delpha Chevy Convoy Dodgers vs. Optimist Reds,
Reds 0, 2nd game 7:45 p.m. Smiley Park-Field 2 and Algeria. especially if the Argentina leads Group B with two games in Group A, while
six points off two victories. South Africa has one and needs
Delphos Pirates 20, Eaton White Delphos Minor League Buoyed by United States beats Switzerland 1, Spain 0 to beat France on Tuesday to
Sox 2 Tigers @ Pirates, 6 p.m. LL a draw with the Slovenia. JOHANNESBURG Spains have any chance to stay in the
K of C Indians 12, 1st Federal Dodgers @ Cubs, 6 p.m. Dia. 4 English, the Already, the potent attack couldnt score a goal. competition.
Athletics 1 Mets @ Indians, 8 p.m. LL
Greif Rangers 14, Youngs Waste Reds @ Orioles, 8 p.m. Dia. 4 Americans face players particu- South Africa fell desperately close South Africa GK Itumeleng
to elimination. Chile did something Khune was sent off by referee
Service Yankees 2 Fridays Games Slovenia on larly GK Robert for the first time in 48 years. Massimo Busacca for giving away
Todays Games Tri-County Little League Friday (10 a.m. Green, whose It was a wild Wednesday at the the penalty.
Buckeye Boys Pony League Eaton White Sox vs. VFW at Johannesburg). miscue gave Clint World Cup. South Africa coach Carlos
Convoy vs. Van Wert Elks, 6 p.m. Cardinals, 6 p.m. Delphos
Smiley Park-Field 3 Delphos Braves vs. 1st Federal Yet the scenario Dempsey the only Spains 1-0 loss to Switzerland Alberto Parreira called Busacca
ended a 12-match winning streak the worst referee in this competi-
Payne vs. Ohio City, 8 p.m. Ohio Athletics, 6 p.m. Smiley Park-Field 3 is not so bright U.S. goal and for the European Champions, who tion so far.
City-Firemans Field Delphos Pirates vs. Youngs Waste for the United States. coach Fabio Capello are under have fallen only twice in 50 games, Chile 1, Honduras 0
VW Alspach-Gearhart vs. Wren, 8 Service Yankees, 6 p.m. Smiley Simply put, anything short fire back home. Capello is both of them in South Africa. The Chile earned its first victory in
p.m. Wren Park-Field 4
Inner County League Ft. Jennings Musketeers vs. Delpha of a victory would damage contemplating several lineup United States beat the Spaniards a World Cup in exactly 48 years
2-0 in the Confederations Cup a by beating Honduras 1-0.
VW Federal Astros vs. Middle Chevy Reds, 7:45 p.m. Delphos U.S. hopes of moving ahead changes, including replacing year ago. Jean Beausejour tapped in the
Point, 6 p.m. Middle Point-Field A Greif Rangers vs. K of C Indians, after Slovenia beat Algeria Green. Gelson Fernandes gave lone goal in Nelspruit in the 34th
Convoy Rockies vs. VW Vision 7:45 p.m. Smiley Park-Field 4 1-0. If the Slovenes pull the Algeria also has keeper Switzerland the Group H win minute to give Chile a World Cup
upset they are ranked 25th issues: Fawzi Chaouchi mis- after running through the Spanish win for the first time since June 16,
defense and shooting in a loose 1962, when it hosted the tourna-
Scores and compared to the U.S. ranking judged Robert Korens shot ball after a scramble in front of the ment and beat Yugoslavia 1-0 for
of 14 they will guarantee and it beat him for the only net that left GK Iker Casillas chas- third place.
Schedules a place in the next round. goal against Slovenia. He ing from behind. Chile had several chances
Even a draw would mean the hurt his knee in training on Spain dominated possession to double its lead, including in
finishing with 24 shots to the the 64th when defender Waldo
Wednesdays Scores Kenton 6 - Lima Senior 2 Americans must beat Algeria Tuesday. eight for the Swiss and created Ponces close-range header was
High School Boys Division Bath Blue 6 - Allen East 0 or else they could need help The Desert Foxes have attack after attack in Durban but saved by Honduras goalkeeper
to stay alive. proven their strength by ris-

LIMA JUNIOR GOLF

the stifling Swiss defense man- Noel Valladares.
The game against Slovenia ing from No. 103 in the world age to withstand it all and record Honduras, however, found it
Switzerlands first win over the difficult to break through the well-
is going to determine if we get to No. 30 over the last two Spaniards. organized Chilean defense.
out of the group or not, U.S.
ASSOCIATION
years. The closest Spain came to Cahills 1-match ban stands:
defender Oguchi Onyewu Germany always seems to scoring was in the 72nd minute FIFA says Australias Tim Cahill
asserted. prove itself and it was the when Xabi Alonsos hit the cross has been banned for one game
bar. after he was ejected from a
McDonalds Junior Series BOYS 16-18 The Slovenes are confi- best performer in the first set Switzerland was knocked out World Cup group game against
Eagles Aerie #370 Classic 1. Wil Fridley (Sidney) 40-43-
- Hidden Creek Golf Club 83; 2. Martin Holdren 41-42-83; dent enough that one player, of games with a 4-0 rout of of the last World Cup on penal- Germany.
Wednesdays Results 3. Kyle Karhoff 41-42-83 (Fridley Andrej Komac, even predicted Australia. A win over Serbia ties by Ukraine in the round of 16 FIFA spokesman Nicolas
BOYS 12-13 won 3-way playoff for 1st place victory. Slovenia, the smallest (7:30 a.m. at Port Elizabeth) without conceding a goal in the Maingot also says Parreira will not
tournament. The Swiss have now be sanctioned over negative com-
1. Wesley Markward (Ottoville) with a birdie on the first hole; nation in the tournament, got would put the 3-time champi- gone 490 minutes without conced- ments he made about the referee
40; 2. Xavier Francis 42; 3. Alex Holdren defeated Karhoff for 2nd
Britton 43; 4. (tie) Zach Erhart, place); 4. (tie) Austin Clarkson here by upsetting Russia in a ons close to advancing from ing a World Cup goal. in the 3-0 defeat to Uruguay on
Brandon Hernandez and Ian 45-39-84, Ben Thieman 43-41- 2-game playoff. That alone Group D.World Cup Roundup Uruguay 3, South Africa 0 Wednesday night.
Hasting 43; 5. Westin Young 45; 84 and Zach Weber 41-43-84; makes it a dangerous oppo- Argentina 4, South Korea 1 Diego Forlan scored twice, the Cahill received an automatic
first multi-goal game by a player 1-match ban covering Saturdays
6. Grant Ricketts 46; 7. Aaron 5. (tie) Trey Billing 44-43-87 and nent. JOHANNESBURG Gonzalo
Higuain scored a hat trick and this year, and Uruguay defeated game against Ghana but FIFA
Wilker 49; 8. Richie Streicher 51; Zachary Krick 46-41-87; 6. Josh
9. Zach Watren 53; 10. James Klaus 43-46-89; 7. (tie) Brandyn The fortunes of both the Argentina beat South Korea 4-1 at South Africa 3-0. Bafana Bafana could have increased the penalty.

Bryant welcomes challenge in Lakers-Celtics Game 7

Ebeling 54; 11. Sam Meredith Heitman 44-46-90, Nathan Smith
61; 12. Spencer Collins 62; 13. 44-46-90, Landan Stahler 46-44-
Mitchell Lindsey 74. 90 and Brandt Taylor 45-45-90;
BOYS 14-15 8. Kyle Evers 44-49-93; 9. (tie)
1. Zachary Jamal (Lima Brad Ellis 47-47-94 and Matt Holt By GREG BEACHAM finals, including four previ- pion Lakers are going for their an NBA championship in
Central Catholic) 38-39-77; 2. 48-46-94; 10. Clay Bryan 45-50-
Evan Wilker 38-41-79; 3. Blaine 95; 11. Matt Hermiller 50-47-97; The Associated Press ous trips to Game 7 for these 16th banner, while Boston is Game 7 since the Washington
Ricketts 38-43-81; 4. Austin 12. Jacob Miller 55-46-101; 13. teams, but this is the finals playing for its unprecedented Bullets did it in 1978, yet the
Goodridge 41-41-82; 5. (tie) Austin Riggs 52-50-102; 14. LOS ANGELES first Game 7 since 2005 and 18th title in the NBAs two Celtics are a whole lot more
Brian Schatzer 42-41-83 and Adam Bornhorst 52-55-107; 15. Kobe Bryant yawned when just the third in 22 years. most successful franchises worried about the Lakers than
Tyler Turnwald 37-46-83; 6. (tie) Reed Bok 57-51-108; 16. Anthony
Jordan Bollenbacher 44-45-89 Schmidt 53-59-112. he leaned back on the Los Its a dream scenario for second finals meeting in three the Hollywood crowd.
and Grady Gudakunst 46-43-89; GIRLS 16-18 Angeles Lakers bench to kids playing hoops in their years. Its too soon to say where
7. Connor Bornhorst 45-45-90; 8. 1. Sheridan Balyeat (Shawnee) watch his teammates running driveway. Its a crucible of Exactly two years to the these finals will fit in the
Ryan Miller 44-51-95; 9. Connor
Mosier 44-54-98; 10. Lucas
40-43-83; 2. Deanna Ray 44-44-
88; 3. Lesli Stolly 43-46-89; 4.
through their final practice of history both for Bryants day after the Celtics ended rivalrys annals. Although the
Herrmann 53-54-107; 11. Evan Emily Crow 43-50-93; 5. (tie) the season. Lakers and the the 2008 finals with perhaps games had been uniformly
Nartker 55-56-111; 12. Michael Kristina Kessen 43-51-94 and That cool Celtics vet- the most frustrating loss of competitive before the Lakers
Omlor 56-57-113; 13. Zakary Shelby Warner 49-45-94; 6. outer demeanor eran core. Its Bryants career, he has the blowout win in Game 6, they
Thomas 61-64-125. Raven Venegas 51-46-97. revealed none also simply an ultimate chance to make havent been spectacularly

TRANSACTIONS
of the urgency incredibly cool things right. played, with gritty defense
running through experience, Although Boston has the trumping offense in most of
Bryants head. according to rivalrys Game 7 history on the major moments.
He knows the the players its side, the Celtics also have Ray Allens historic
The Associated Press RHP Matt Daley on the 15-day DL,
BASEBALL retroactive to June 11. Purchased singular stakes who are men- plenty stacked against them 3-point shooting barrage in
Major League Baseball the contract of RHP Juan Rincon when the Lakers host the tally able to savor it. after an embarrassing 89-67 Game 2, the Celtics gritty
MLBSuspended San Diego C from Colorado Springs (PCL). Boston Celtics in Game 7 of I just love the pressure, loss in Game 6 Tuesday victories in games 4 and 5, the
Yorvit Torrealba three games and LOS ANGELES DODGERS
fined him an undisclosed amount for Placed RHP Chad Billingsley on the the NBA finals tonight and he said Paul Pierce, who leads night. Lakers blowout win in Game
his inappropriate actions, including 15-day DL. Called up RHP Travis isnt afraid to raise them even the Celtics with 18 points per Boston wont have starting 6 all will be dwarfed by
making contact with umpire Larry Schlichting from Albuquerque (PCL). higher. game. I love the fact that I center Kendrick Perkins, who what happens in the deciding
Vanover during a June 14 game PITTSBURGH PIRATES
against Toronto. Recalled 3B Pedro Alvarez from Ive said the whole sea- get to play against the Los sprained multiple ligaments game.
American League Indianapolis (IL). Designated INF son, (if) you dont win a Angeles Lakers in a Game 7 in his right knee in the first The Celtics have more
BOSTON RED SOX Signed Aki Iwamura for assignment. Signed championship, its a failure, on the road. I love the fact quarter. The Celtics starting experience in seventh games
INF Kolbrin Vitek and OF Bryce INFs Kevin Mort, Chase Lyles and
Brentz and assigned them to Lowell Kelson Brown; LHP Justin Ennis, said Bryant, who hopes to that if I dont win multiple five has never lost a play- than the Lakers over the past
(NYP). RHP Kevin Decker, OF Justin have his hand full with a fifth championships that I probably off series but that five must three years, playing in two
CHICAGO WHITE SOXAgreed Bencsko and C Matt Skirving. championship ring. Its as wont be mentioned amongst change for Game 7. deciding games in 2008 and
to terms with RHPs Jacob Petricka, SAN DIEGO PADRESAgreed
Ethan Icard, Austin Evans, Jamaal to terms with INFs Jedd Gyorko, simple as that. the other guys in Celtic his- Although Perkins is a role two more last year.
Hollis and RHP Patrick Schatz; Chris Bisson, Wesley Cunningham, Nine months of prepara- tory that have done it before. player next to Bostons Big Los Angeles is in just
3B Rangel Ravelo, 2B Drew Lee, Paul Bingham, Connor Powers and tion and eight weeks of post- That type of stuff motivates Three and point guard Rajon its second Game 7 of the
1B Michael Schwartz, OFs Jordan Tyler Stubblefield; OFs Houston
Keegan and John Spatola, SS Ethan Slemp, Daniel Meeley and Gunnar season play for the NBAs me. Thats what the challenge Rondo, the Celtics must hope past three seasons but thats
Wilson and Terhune; RHPs Christopher Franklin, two most decorated franchis- is for me, every time I put on veteran Rasheed Wallace and because the Lakers have been
LHPs Robert Young and Jarrett Matthew Branham, Daniel Ottone, es will culminate in one pres- this Celtic uniform. youngster Glen Davis can better at avoiding trouble
Casey and assigned them to Bristol Xavier Esquivel, Rob Gariano, Adam
(Appalachian). Agreed to terms Schrader and Robert Sabo; Cs sure-packed game at Staples The rivalrys history inter- make up for Perkins inside while winning 10 playoff
with RHPs Addison Reed, Thomas Rocky Gale, Justin Echevarria and Center. Such showdowns mingles with the drama in defense and rebounding. series since Pau Gasol joined
Royse, Edward McCray, Douglas Cole Tyrell; and LHP Noah Mull. once occurred regularly in the Game 7. The defending cham- No visiting team has won them in 2008.

MLB CAPSULES
Murray and Brett Bruening; Cs Eastern League
Michael Blanke and Jose Ramos; TRENTON THUNDER
LHP Peter Gehle and OF Michael Announced INF Matt Cusick was
Earley and assigned them to Great assigned to the team from Scranton/
Falls (Pioneer). Wilkes-Barre (IL) and INF Kevin
CLEVELAND INDIANSSigned Mahoney was assigned to Staten The Associated Press loaded triple and Ryan Howard The Blue Jays had no trouble eight innings. Livan Hernandez
OF Jordan Casas. Agreed to terms Island (NY-Penn). CLEVELAND Angel Pagan and Jayson Werth hit the Phillies with spacious Petco Park, padding (5-4) allowed eight runs, seven
with RHP Matt Speake, 1B Andrew Frontier League drove in three runs with three hits first back-to-back homers of the their big league-leading home run hits and a season-high six walks
Kinney and LHP J.D. Reichenbach. GATEWAY GRIZZLIESSigned to help the New York Mets stretch season to end the Yankees total to 103. Lewis tripled, singled over 6 2/3 innings.
DETROIT TIGERSAgreed to RHP Drew Wurdack. their winning streak to six games 9-game home winning streak. and doubled in his first three at- Adam Dunn and Roger
terms with 1B Tony Plagman, LHPs KALAMAZOO KINGS by beating the Cleveland Indians Philadelphia roughed up A.J. bats, then hit a 2-run, bases-load- Bernadina hit solo shots in the
Kyle Ryan, Shaun Teufel and Logan Transferred RHP Dan Baerlocher to 8-4 Wednesday night. Burnett (6-5). ed single with one out in the ninth. first two innings to put Washington
Hoch; OF Michael Polk, 3Bs Josh the retired list. All nine batters in the Mets Alex Rodriguez returned to the He also scored two runs. ahead 2-0.
Ashenbrenner and Matt Perry; CF NORMAL CORNBELTERS starting lineup had a hit. New York Yankees lineup as the DH after Toronto LHP Ricky Romero Red Sox 6, Diamondbacks 2
Jeff Rowland, RHPs Tyler Clark, Jeff Signed OF Ross McCoy. is a major league-best 17-5 since missing four games because of (6-3) allowed an unearned run BOSTON Dustin Pedroia
Ferrell, Matthew Little and Brennan OAKLAND COUNTY May 21. Jonathon Niese (4-3) tendinitis in his right hip and went and five hits in six innings, struck and Kevin Youkilis homered and
Smith; SSs Ryan Soares and Pete CRUISERSPlaced RHP Johnny won his third straight start, allow- 1-for-3 with a walk and an RBI out five and walked three. Kevin Jon Lester scattered four hits over
Miller, LF Bo McClendon and C Gaines on the suspended list. ing three runs and eight hits over double. Correia (5-5) allowed five runs seven innings to earn his eighth
Tyson Kendrick. Signed RHP Patrick WASHINGTON WILD THINGS
Lawson, LHP Lance Baxter and OF Signed LHP Ben Rodewald. United seven innings. Moyer (7-6) earned his 265th and nine hits in 5-plus innings. straight victory and lead Boston
Ryan Enos. League New York tied a season high lifetime victory. He struck out five, White Sox 7, Pirates 2 over Arizona.
KANSAS CITY ROYALS AMARILLO DILLASReleased with seven doubles, two by Ike walked one and left with a 6-2 PITTSBURGH White Sox Lester (8-2) gave up Justin
Placed RHP Luke Hochevar on RHP Brent Buffa. Re-signed C Brian Davis. The Mets strung together lead. The Yankees scored once starter John Danks (6-5) held Uptons 2-run homer in the sec-
the 15-day DL, retroactive to June Bueno. six straight 1-out hits, including off Brad Lidge in the ninth on down Pedro Alvarez and the ond inning and then just a pair
12. Selected the contract of RHP FOOTBALL four consecutive doubles off Mitch Rodriguezs double before Jorge Pirates who did plenty to hurt of singles before leaving. After
Anthony Lerew from Omaha (PCL). National Football League Talbot (7-5). Posada struck out with two on to themselves with six errors that Ramon Ramirez put two men on
Requested unconditional release BUFFALO BILLSSigned WR Braves 6, Rays 2 end the game. helped Chicago beat Pittsburgh. in the ninth, Jonathan Papelbon
waivers on LHP John Parrish. Marcus Easley. Waived LB Mike ATLANTA Tommy Hanson Giants 6, Orioles 3 The Pirates ran their los- got the last out for his 15th save.
LOS ANGELES ANGELS Wright. pitched seven scoreless innings, SAN FRANCISCO Tim ing streak to 10 in the debut of Rodrigo Lopez (2-6) lost his
Designated OF Michael Ryan for PITTSBURGH STEELERS Troy Glaus drove in two runs and Lincecum struck out 10 before Alvarez, their top power prospect fourth straight decision, allowing
assignment. Signed OT Chris Scott and CB Atlanta returned to its winning getting hit in the back of the since Barry Bonds, as Pirates six runs, 10 hits and two walks in
TAMPA BAY RAYSActivated Crezdon Butler. Released S DaMon ways at home with a victory over right shoulder by a line drive and starter Zach Duke (3-8) lost his seven innings.
SS Jason Bartlett from the 15-day Cromartie-Smith. Tampa Bay. leaving after six innings as San fourth in a row. Rangers 6, Marlins 3
DL. Optioned OF Justin Ruggiano to SEATTLE SEAHAWKS The Braves took a 3-0 lead Francisco beat Baltimore. Danks gave up four hits in MIAMI Josh Hamilton
Durham (IL). Claimed CB Cord Parks off waivers with two outs in the third on Brian Giants manager Bruce Bochy eight innings and Carlos Quentin capped a 4-hit night with his 16th
TORONTO BLUE JAYSSigned from the St. Louis Rams. McCanns RBI double and Glaus said Lincecum was OK. The 2-time drove in two runs with a single and home run, Michael Young hit a
RHP Asher Wojciechowski. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 2-run single. NL Cy Young Award winner was double as the White Sox won their 2-run single to break Texas career
National League Signed P Brent Bowden. Released
Facing the Rays for the first struck by Miguel Tejadas shot, sixth in seven games. hits record and the Rangers over-
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS WR Mark Bradley.
Selected RHP Sam Demel from WASHINGTON REDSKINS time, Hanson (7-3) allowed three which turned into a groundout that Angels 5, Brewers 1 came an early injury to starter
Reno (PCL). Optioned RHP Cesar Signed WR Terrence Austin. hits and struck out six. After ended the sixth. The righty walked ANAHEIM, Calif. Bobby Tommy Hunter to beat Florida.
Valdez to Reno. Signed RHP Gregory HOCKEY Hanson left for a pinch-hitter, off the field under his own power. Wilson drove in three runs with his Ian Kinsler scored two
Robinson, C Kawika Emsley-Pai, National Hockey League Peter Moylan got the first two outs Lincecum (7-2) allowed two runs first major-league homer and Mike unearned runs for the AL West-
INFs Yazy Arbelo, Jimmy DETROIT RED WINGSSigned of the eighth and rookie Jonny and eight hits, with four walks. Napoli also connected, helping leading Rangers. Young finished
Comerota, Zachary Walters and GM Ken Holland and assistant GM Venters recorded the games last Jeremy Affeldt relieved for the Joel Pineiro and the Los Angeles with two hits, as did Julio Borbon,
Thomas Belza; and OFs Justin Hilt Jim Nill to 5-year contract exten- four outs despite Ben Zobrists Giants to begin the seventh. Brian Angels beat Milwaukee. including his first homer in 263
and Westley Moss and assigned sions. Agreed to terms with F Ilari broken-bat RBI single and Dioner Wilson recorded the final five outs Pineiro (6-6) pitched 3-hit ball at-bats.
them to Yakima (NWL). Signed RHP Filppula on a 1-year contract. Agreed Navarros pinch-hit RBI double in for his 18th save in 20 chances. for eight innings, allowing only one Hamilton homered off Renyel
Derek Eitel, C Andrew Whittington, to terms with F Todd Bertuzzi on a the ninth. Aubrey Huff and Juan Uribe hit hit after Carlos Gomez homered Pinto to straightaway center in the
INF Eric Groff and OFs Adam 2-year contract. Rookie Wade Davis (5-7) lost back-to-back home runs leading to lead off the third. Napoli hit a ninth, well past the 404-foot sign
Eaton, Christopher Jarrett and COLLEGE his third straight start. off the sixth. solo home run in the first off Chris for his 48th RBI. Young tied Ivan
Javan Williams and assigned them MASS. MARITIMENamed Phillies 6, Yankees 3 Jeremy Guthrie (3-8) gave up Narveson (5-4). Rodriguezs club mark of 1,747
to Missoula (Pioneer). Signed OF Rory Deegan mens lacrosse coach. NEW YORK Jamie Moyer four runs on eight hits. Tigers 8, Nationals 3 hits in the seventh, then drove a
Michael Hur. PENN STATEAnnounced the worked eight sharp innings to Blue Jays 7, Padres 1 DETROIT Justin Verlanders 2-2 fastball from Florida reliever
ATLANTA BRAVESPlaced resignation of womens gymnastics become the oldest pitcher to beat SAN DIEGO John Buck hit season-high 11 strikeouts and Jay Buente one inning later into
RHP Chris Resop on the 15-day DL. coach Steve Shephard. the Yankees as the 47-year-old his third home run of the series, Brennan Boeschs 3-run homer center field for the record and a
Called up RHP Jesse Chavez from UNLVNamed Brent Guy line- lefty pitched Philadelphia past Vernon Wells also went deep lifted Detroit over Washington. 3-run lead.
Gwinnett (IL). backers coach and recruiting coor-
New York. and Fred Lewis had four hits as Verlander (8-4) gave up three
COLORADO ROCKIESPlaced dinator.
Shane Victorino hit a bases- Toronto beat San Diego. runs, seven hits and no walks over See MLB, page 7
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MLB Tough conditions could put golfers on edge

By EDDIE PELLS ing for the second leg of the breaks par. in some places and on most
The Associated Press Cubs (Silva 8-1), 2:20 p.m.
American League Arizona (E.Jackson 3-6) at Detroit
The Associated Press 2010 Grand Slam and his first No crime there. The USGA holes, the entries to the greens
East Division (Galarraga 2-1), 7:05 p.m. national championship. I think prides itself on identifying have been generously mowed
W L Pct GB Chicago White Sox (Undecided) at PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. the one area of concern I have its champion by putting him to allow players to bump and
New York 41 24 .631 Washington (Strasburg 2-0), 7:05 The bright blue skies at is the greens. Theyre so small through the most thorough run the ball onto the putting
Tampa Bay 41 24 .631 p.m. Pebble Beach are almost and theyre so firm that, given examination of the game hell surface.
Boston 39 28 .582 3 Cleveland (Carmona 5-5) at
Toronto 36 31 .537 6 Pittsburgh (Maholm 4-4), 7:05 p.m.
always deceiving in June, that theres not any forecast for see anywhere. But there is fair The tradeoff: on the edges
Baltimore 18 48 .273 23 1/2 Minnesota (Blackburn 6-3) at mainly because theyre almost rain, Im certainly concerned and there is unfair and almost of the seaside holes, fairways
Central Division Philadelphia (Blanton 1-5), 7:05 p.m. always accompanied by a brisk, that we could have 14 potential surely, there will be reaction have been cropped so closely,
W L Pct GB N.Y. Mets (Takahashi 5-2) at N.Y. humidity-sapping north wind. seventh holes at Shinnecock if on both sides once first round they fall with no buffer, straight
Minnesota 38 27 .585 Yankees (Vazquez 6-5), 7:05 p.m. Beautiful days like these were not careful. is over. into the hazards, which in this
Detroit 35 29 .547 2 1/2 San Francisco (Zito 7-2) at Toronto
Chicago 30 34 .469 7 1/2 (Morrow 4-5), 7:07 p.m.
can be rough on golfers and Shinnecock, as golf fans If the cloud cover passes case means the Pacific Ocean.
Kansas City 28 38 .424 10 1/2 L.A. Dodgers (Monasterios 3-1) at can prompt statements like remember, was a low point and we get sunshine like we New bunkers have been built,
Cleveland 25 39 .391 12 1/2 Boston (Doubront 0-0), 7:10 p.m. these from the leaders at the for the USGA. The tiny, tilted did today, then youre going or brought back into play, and
West Division Tampa Bay (Garza 7-4) at Florida USGA: This golf course will seventh green got so baked out to have to work out exactly the greens well, they are
W L Pct GB (N.Robertson 4-5), 7:10 p.m. not get away from us. in the final round of the 2004 the number youre going to about as small as youll find in
Texas 37 28 .569 Kansas City (Bannister 6-4) at Atlanta
Los Angeles 37 32 .536 2 (D.Lowe 8-5), 7:35 p.m.
That USGA secretary Tom Open that course workers had want left and work out how tournament golf.
Oakland 33 34 .493 5 Texas (Feldman 4-6) at Houston OToole felt the need to make to water it between groups. far youve got to pitch it to This is the Pebble
Seattle 25 41 .379 12 1/2 (W.Rodriguez 3-9), 8:05 p.m. that point Wednesday may have At Pebble, they watered liber- finish with 40 yards of roll, Beachs fifth U.S. Open (On
Oakland (Mazzaro 2-1) at St. Louis been the best sign of where ally Tuesday night and more Ian Poulter said, describing Wednesday, they announced a
(Carpenter 7-1), 8:15 p.m. things were on the eve of the Wednesday. something that sounds more sixth will be played here in
Wednesdays Interleague Results Baltimore (Matusz 2-7) at San Diego
San Francisco 6, Baltimore 3 (LeBlanc 4-4), 10:05 p.m.
U.S. Open. One of Americas This is not the way the like a British Open than a U.S. 2019) and, unlike other venues,
Toronto 7, San Diego 1 Cincinnati (Cueto 6-1) at Seattle (Cl. most beautiful, memorable USGA usually likes to do Open. this course always produces
Chicago White Sox 7, Pittsburgh 2 Lee 4-3), 10:10 p.m. and, yes, occasionally devilish things in the days leading up to In an era in which courses big-name champions. Woods,
L.A. Angels 5, Milwaukee 1 golf courses was teetering on its biggest event but a debacle have been lengthened, strength- Tom Watson, Jack Nicklaus
N.Y. Mets 8, Cleveland 4 ---- the edge between challenging at Pebble Beach is not in any- ened and Tiger-proofed to and Tom Kite are the previous
Philadelphia 6, N.Y. Yankees 3 National League
Detroit 8, Washington 3 East Division
and something more difficult. ones best interest. defend against technology and winners here a surprising
Boston 6, Arizona 2 W L Pct GB The forecast for the first Fog will be the players stronger, better players, the consistency for a tournament
Atlanta 6, Tampa Bay 2 Atlanta 38 28 .576 round today was more of the friend, said Roger Maltbie, course that gave up a record that produces surprises more
Texas 6, Florida 3 New York 37 28 .569 1/2 same: mostly sunny, high a Pebble regular who now 12-under-par to Woods in 2000 often than the other majors.
Chicago Cubs 6, Oakland 2 Philadelphia 33 30 .524 3 1/2 around 60, northwest wind at works for NBC Sports. If has undergone more subtle At the U.S. Open, the first
Minnesota 2, Colorado 1 Florida 31 34 .477 6 1/2
Houston 4, Kansas City 2 Washington 31 35 .470 7
around 11 mph. we get sunny conditions with changes for the 2010 Open. 63 holes are more about not
Seattle 2, St. Louis 1 Central Division I think its the best U.S. a bit of breeze, this will be a It has only been lengthened losing, especially if the sun is
Todays Interleague Games W L Pct GB Open setup that Ive seen, great championship. And Id by 194 yards, the rough has shining and the wind is blow-
Washington (Atilano 5-3) at Detroit Cincinnati 36 30 .545 said Phil Mickelson, search- be very surprised if anyone only been grown to 3-4 inches ing.
MLB
(Bonderman 2-4), 1:05 p.m. St. Louis 36 30 .545
Colorado (Jimenez 12-1) at Chicago 29 36 .446 6 1/2
Minnesota (Liriano 6-3), 1:10 p.m. Milwaukee 28 38 .424 8
Oakland (Braden 4-6) at Chicago Houston 26 40 .394 10 (Continued from page 6) struck out a career-high 12 over mied St. Louis into the eighth inning hits and struck out seven.
Cubs (R.Wells 3-5), 2:20 p.m. Pittsburgh 23 42 .354 12 1/2 Darren ODay (3-2) threw two seven shutout innings and Minnesota, and Matt Holliday failed again in the Bruce Chen (3-1) took the loss,
Arizona (Haren 7-4) at Boston West Division perfect innings of relief for the win. despite hitting into three more double clutch in Seattles victory that pre- his first since moving to the rotation
(Lackey 7-3), 6:10 p.m. W L Pct GB Neftali Feliz pitched the ninth for his plays, held on to beat Colorado. vented a 3-game sweep. on May 3. He went 5 2/3 innings and
Chicago White Sox (Buehrle 4-6) Los Angeles 38 27 .585 17th save in 19 chances. Baker (6-5) allowed only two Holliday struck out on a ball in the allowed five hits and four runs.
at Pittsburgh (Ohlendorf 0-4), 7:05 San Diego 38 28 .576 1/2 Cubs 6, Athletics 2 singles and a walk and didnt let a dirt against Brandon League with the National League:
p.m. San Francisco 37 28 .569 1 CHICAGO Ryan Dempster runner past first base. tying run at third to end the eighth. Dodgers 6, Reds 2
N.Y. Mets (Dickey 4-0) at Cleveland Colorado 33 32 .508 5 pitched into the seventh inning for Jhoulys Chacin (3-6) was in Vargas (5-2) gave up a run on CINCINNATI Andre Ethier
(Westbrook 4-3), 7:05 p.m. Arizona 26 40 .394 12 1/2 the win, Derrek Lee homered and the trouble frequently but double-play five hits in 7 2/3 innings, outpitching hit his first home run since break-
Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 3-2) at N.Y. Chicago Cubs beat Oakland. grounders by Michael Cuddyer, St. Louis rookie Jaime Garcia (6-3), ing his finger and Clayton Kershaw
Yankees (Pettitte 8-1), 7:05 p.m. Alfonso Soriano and Starlin Danny Valencia and Justin Morneau who gave up two runs on five hits in outpitched rookie Mike Leake, lead-
Tampa Bay (J.Shields 5-5) at Atlanta Wednesdays NL Result Castro had two RBIs each for the finished the third, fourth and fifth seven innings. ing the Los Angeles Dodgers over
(T.Hudson 6-2), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 6, Cincinnati 2 Cubs. Dempster (5-5) gave up eight innings. Astros 4, Royals 2 slumping Cincinnati.
hits and two runs, striking out seven Jon Rauch pitched a perfect ninth KANSAS CITY, Mo. Roy Oswalt Kershaw (7-3) won a matchup
Texas (Nippert 2-3) at Florida Todays NL Game for his 17th save in 19 tries after the pitched seven solid innings and Jason of promising, 22-year-old starters,
(Nolasco 5-5), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Ely 3-3) at Cincinnati in 6 2/3 innings.
As starter Gio Gonzalez (6-5) Rockies got a run on Joe Mauers Michaels drove in three runs to lead giving up one run, seven hits in 7
Houston (Myers 4-4) at Kansas City (Arroyo 5-3), 12:35 p.m. surrendered eight hits and a season- passed ball with Gonzalez batting in Houston past Kansas City. 1/3 innings. Ethiers homer off Leake
(Lerew 0-0), 8:10 p.m. Fridays NL Game high six runs in five innings. the eighth. One night after the Royals rapped (5-1) helped send him to his first loss
Fridays Interleague Games Milwaukee (M.Parra 1-4) at Colorado Twins 2, Rockies 1 Mariners 2, Cardinals 1 out 20 hits in a 15-7 victory, Oswalt in the majors. Manny Ramirez added
L.A. Angels (Kazmir 6-5) at Chicago (Hammel 4-3), 9:10 p.m. MINNEAPOLIS Scott Baker ST. LOUIS Jason Vargas sty- (5-8) held them to two runs and six a solo homer in the ninth.

AGRIBUSINESS
Head scab confirmed in local wheat fields Partnership In Excellence
BY GLEN ARNOLD,
OSU-Exension
lowing day was overcast and
humid as well.
heads showing infection
while other fields had 15 per-
that vomitoxin is present, but
the continued wet weather
Field Day June 24
Farmers, certified crop which used to be held in Van
Ag Educator The head scab disease is cent of wheat heads showing suggests this could be a big advisors and anyone with an Wert County, Kleinschmidt
the same disease that caused infection. problem this year. interest in corn and soybean said. Weve continued that
The past two weeks has the vomitoxin in the 2009 As a reference, here are After harvest, it is criti- trials can get an early sum- partnership, with everyone
revealed a high level of corn crop. The combination my head scab numbers for cal to properly store diseased mer update on June 24, at the helping with the field work
head scab (Fusarium Head of a very wet spring and previous years of scouting. grain to prevent further con- Partnership in Excellence Ag and putting the program
Blight) in local wheat fields. very high levels of inoculum 2009 2.5 percent tamination. Dry infected Day in Van Wert County. together, he added.
This disease occurs when (from the 2009 corn stalks 2008 10.0 percent grain to less than 13 percent The free event is from 8:30 The event will be held at
we receive rainfall during all across Putnam County) 2007 0.8 percent moisture to prevent spoilage a.m. to 3 p.m., with presenta- Mentzer Church Road and
the flowering period of the appear to have combined to 2006 9.4 percent by storage fungi. DON is an tions from 9 a.m. to noon and Tully Harrison Road near
wheat crop. Infected heads create this problem. 2005 0.4 percent extremely stable mycotoxin informal tours and discussion 6944 Mentzer Church Road,
are bleached white and can Optimum temperatures for 2004 7.7 percent and drying and storing grain after lunch, said organizer Convoy. Participants will be
be almost empty of grain. scab infection are between 2003 1.0 percent will not reduce DON levels Andy Kleinschmidt, agri- directed to nearby parking.
If examined closely, pink or 75F and 85F, but during pro- 2002 1.6 percent in harvested grain. However, culture and natural resourc- Results of the crop tri-
orange masses of spores are longed periods of high humid- Fusarium head blight DON concentration will not es educator for Ohio State als will be posted online
visible on some of infected ity and moisture, infection will produces the mycotoxin, increase in properly stored University Extension. at the end of the season,
wheat heads. occur at lower temperatures as deoxynivalenol (DON), that grain. Well present on the corn Kleinschmidt said. In addi-
The wheat crop in Putnam was the case this year. most of us just call vomitox- If possible, farmers should population trials we plant- tion, organizers have applied
ed May 10 as well as start- for 2.5 CCA Continuing
County began to flower the In evaluating 10 wheat in. The best strategy for farm- use a cleaner to remove fines er fertilizer trials, soybean tri- Education Units in crop man-
week of May 17. We had fields across the county ers will be to blow as many from the wheat before bin- als, and soybean technologies agement.
rain on Friday, May 21 and the percent of wheat heads of the lightweight infected ning and a grain spreader that have come on the market The event is sponsored
again on Thursday, May 27. showing some scab infection kernels out the rear of the to distribute infected kernels recently, Kleinschmidt said. by OSU Extension and the
Neither of these were mul- (ranging from a single kernel combine as possible. This more evenly to minimize In addition to Kleinschmidt, Ohio Agricultural Research
tiple day rainfall events typi- to the entire head) was 29.3 could be a year similar to spoilage risks. If a cleaner seed and fertilizer industry and Development Center, the
cally associated with head percent. Generally, fields that 1996 when vomitoxin was a and a spreader are not avail- partners will be leading pre- outreach and research arms,
scab but I suspect the May 21 flowered earliest appear to widespread issue in the wheat able, remove the central core sentations. respectively, of Ohio States
rain permitted the head scab have the most disease. Some crop. The occurrence of scab of wheat as soon after bin- This really is an excel- College of Food, Agricultural,
infections to occur as the fol- fields had 40 percent of the does not automatically mean ning as possible. lent collaboration between and Environmental Sciences.
OSU Extension and our part- Please RSVP to the Van Wert

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Mother, daughter Tomorrows HI AND LOIS

on the outs Horoscope

By Bernice Bede Osol
Friday, June 18, 2010
Dear Annie: I have not for a wedding in Mexico.
had a real relationship with Should I advise her to sim- An old arrangement in which you
were once involved could be resur-
my 42-year-old daughter for ply invite everyone, know- rected in the year ahead. Although
years. Susan claims I was ing that only the immedi- you might not have been able to keep
never supportive, and that ate family and a few close it together previously, you will have
learned things that could make it
no matter what she did, I friends will attend, or do I work this time around.
was never proud of her. She tell her to have a small wed- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Al-
says I always put her down. ding in Mexico and a big though there are likely to be a number
of disruptions in your domestic affairs,
I told her I tried to do my reception when she returns
best bringing her up, but to the United States? --
if you keep your wits about you, you
should be able to handle them well. If BLONDIE
that isnt enough for her. I Questioning in New York you dont, it could mean trouble.
dont know what she wants Dear N.Y.: If your CANCER (June 21-July 22) -
An arrangement you recently estab-
from me. daughter and her fiance lished might not have all the potential
Susan has a 14-year- will be returning to the you thought it did. However, that does
old son and is married for Northeast within a year of not mean it is dead in the water. Use
your head and make it work.
the second time. Her first their marriage, save the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Those
husband was her big reception for larger than usual returns you hoped
childhood sweet- their homecoming. for wont happen simply by wiggling
your nose. If you study the matter
heart. When we If, however, they carefully and move cautiously for-
were on the outs are likely to stay ward, theres a good chance you can
eight years ago in Mexico longer, realize some gains.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
and she didnt have the festivi- - That social contact you thought
let me contact ties there. Youd would do you some good might not
my grandson, be surprised how be of much help. Depend on yourself,
BEETLE BAILEY
as always, and you can make things
I e-mailed my many guests will come out okay.
ex-son-in-law consider attend- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - Its
to ask him to ing a destination not that you arent willing to work
please tell my wedding. Those hard for what you get, its just that
you could use a bit of help from time
grandson that we who dont make it to time from Lady Luck. Fortunately,
love him. When Annies Mailbox to Mexico can be you still can reap well from doing ex-
Susan found out invited to a casual cellent work.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - It
I e-mailed the ex-husband, get-together at a later date. might be easy to be negative about
she went crazy. She said we Dear Annie: Need Help something youd like to do that cir-
are not allowed to keep in in the Midlands has a fear cumstances are preventing you from
doing, but that wont help. Keep plug-
touch with her ex -- that as of bathing because she gets ging forward and your hopes will be
part of a divorce, you also chilled and doesnt want to realized.
divorce your in-laws. get her head wet. I sug- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) - Continue to keep your eyes
We had a fight a cou- gest she replace the fixed peeled for any unique developments
ple of months ago, and showerhead with the hand- that could have a beneficial effect on SNUFFY SMITH
now, once again, I am not held variety with a shoul- your work, because they are out there.
However, vigilance is essential.
allowed to get in touch with der-high mounting bracket. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
my grandson. I admit some This would allow her to - Do not settle for or expect things to
of the things she accuses have greater control over be handed to you on a silver platter. A
me of may be true, but I the spray. -- B.B. healthy dose of happiness is waiting
from the work you do and the effort
would not deliberately hurt Dear B.B.: Several read- you put into things that are important
her. I told her no one is ers made similar sugges- to you.
perfect. We both agree too tions, and a few also recom- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -
Dont expect to benefit from anything
much has been said on both mended body wash prod- another gets, because that may only
sides to move forward, but ucts for sponge bathing that disappoint you. Even if you manage
I cant seem to let go. I do not require immersion to wiggle into his/her arrangement,
you arent likely to get much from it.
move around in a daze and in the tub. Those who are PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -
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in, but I know he is hurt- to all who wrote to offer getting along with others. Conversely,
being harsh or dictatorial can drive the
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Susan if she will come with
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It could help all of you have
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move on with your life.
Dean Annie: My daugh-
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She has always dreamed
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Countries paying teens rescue cost defend sea law

BY TANALEE SMITH Her rescue Saturday within two days of set- In France, Foreign Ministry spokesman dinated and paid for a dramatic sea
The Associated Press ting off the emergency call was welcomed in Bernard Valero told an online briefing that rescue. The hype surrounding Sunderlands
Australia and in her home state of California. Abbys rescue was an international obligation rescue recalled a few other expensive opera-
ADELAIDE, Australia The first day But amid the well-wishers on online forums to help those in distress at sea. tions by Australias maritime services.
Abby Sunderland was stranded in the Southern and news sites were many who questioned The International Convention for the In 1997, Australia spent $6 million to
Ocean, Australias rescue agency chartered a why Australia and France were footing the Safety of Life at Sea was first adopted in 1914 rescue British sailor Tony Bullimore and
jet to fly over the area where her emergency bill for an American teenagers solo quest. in response to the Titanic disaster. Along with Frenchman Thierry Dubois, who both went
beacon was activated. Readers in online forums and on news sites mandating the number of lifeboats and the missing while competing in a solo yacht
The 11-hour flight cost an estimated have questioned the enormous costs of rescu- notification of a ships routes, it also dictates race known as the Vendee Globe. Bullimore
110,000 Australian dollars (US $94,500). ing one teenager who chose to set off alone in that any ship in the area of a distress call will survived for several days inside the hull of
The second day, after locating her, the winter into a dangerous ocean. divert to assist that ship. his overturned yacht, surviving on bits of
agency sent another plane to coordinate her But the countries involved in the rescue Sunderlands ship foundered right on the chocolate and losing two toes to frostbite
pickup by ships racing toward her damaged effort have brushed off questions about the border of the French and Australian search before being rescued by the Australian
and drifting yacht. cost of the rescue and have no plans to seek and rescue regions, thousands of miles from Navy just 500 miles (805 kilometers) from
The Australian military also deployed two recompense. Rescues at sea are a no-cost any land. Australia had the resources to send Antarctica.
Orion aircraft to wait on an Indian Ocean agreement under international conventions out surveillance aircraft, while Reunion Island A few years earlier, Frenchwoman Isabelle
island in case an airdrop or further assistance regarding maritime search and rescue opera- had ships close enough to reach Abby within Autissier was rescued twice in two years
was needed. An Orion costs about AU$30,000 tions. 48 hours. Her rescue was relatively simple at a cost of $5.8 million, causing outrage
an hour to operate. Thats not the way the law works, Federal because her emergency signal was still work- among Australians who saw their taxes pay-
In the meantime, the French territory Transport Minister Anthony Albanese told ing. But the great distances for the journeys ing for frivolous, selfish pursuits.
of Reunion Island diverted three ships to reporters on the weekend. The Australian by sea and air can add up in fuel, manpower But this time, there has been little com-
Sunderlands location. The fishing vessel taxpayer at the end of the day makes a contri- and loss of business costs. ment on the price tag of the rescue outside of
that reached her first lost at least three days bution. But we have to put this in context. If Australias search-and-rescue region a few online forums. The uproar has instead
of work; a commercial ship also sent to her there was an Australian lost at sea we would encompasses 52.8 million square kilometers focused on Sunderlands age 16 and
rescue would have added three or four days of want ... every effort to be made to save that 10 percent of the earths surface. the wisdom of sailing into the unpredictable
travel time to its intended destination. person. It wasnt the first time Australia has coor- swells of the Southern Ocean in winter.

Gates, Buffett lobby rich for donation pledges

BY DONNA GORDON Their philosophical forebears are the
BLANKINSHIP Carnegie and Rockefeller families, who
The Associated Press donated most of their wealth back to improve
society and were the grandparents of modern
SEATTLE Microsoft Corp. co-founder philanthropy, said Stacy Palmer, editor of The
Bill Gates and billionaire investor Warren Chronicle of Philanthropy.
Buffett are launching a campaign to get other Ted Turners announcement 13 years ago
American billionaires to give at least half their of a $1 billion gift to United Nations programs
wealth to charity. also was done in part to inspire other big
Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire givers, but did not have a noticeable result,
Hathaway Inc., said in a letter introducing Palmer said.
the concept that he couldnt be happier with Its a stretch to see how theyre going to
his decision in 2006 to give 99 percent of his get to the $600 billion figure, she said, not-
roughly $46 billion fortune to charity. ing that only 17 people on the Forbes list of
Patty Stonesifer, former CEO of the the 400 wealthiest people in America are also
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, told The on the Chronicles list of the most generous
Associated Press on Wednesday that Gates American donors.
and Buffett have been campaigning for the Many of these people may be giving anon-
past year to get others to donate the bulk of ymously or plan to donate when they die, but
their wealth. the bulk of money raised by charities today
The friends and philanthropic colleagues comes from non-billionaires giving $5, $10 or
are asking people to pledge to donate either $50 at a time, Palmer said.
during their lifetime or at the time of their Buffetts plan will eventually split most
death. They estimate their efforts could gen- of his shares of his Omaha, Neb., company
erate $600 billion dollars in charitable giving. between five charitable foundations, with the
In 2009, American philanthropies received largest chunk going to the Gates Foundation.
a total of about $300 billion in donations, He also plans to give Class B Berkshire shares
according to The Chronicle of Philanthropy. to the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation,
The handful of billionaires approached which he and his late first wife started, and to
so far have embraced the campaign, said the three foundations run by his three children. Nancy Spencer photo

Rec Commission makes 3rd installment

Stonesifer, a close friend of Gates who offered Buffett said in 2006 that his other 73,332
to speak about the effort. Four wealthy cou- Class A shares of Berkshire stock, worth
ples have already announced their pledges, about $8 billion, would also go to philan-
including Los Angeles philanthropists Eli and thropy, but he didnt specify how those shares Jean Weber and Dan Grothouse, back, of the Dephos Rec Commission, make the
Edythe Broad, Gerry and Marguerite Lenfest would be distributed. third installment payment of $2,500 to Delphos Stadium Club members John Nomina
of Philadelphia, John and Ann Doerr of Menlo Bill and Melinda Gates have made a simi- and Clara Hanf. The club is renovation the stadium seating, handicap areas and opening
Park, Calif., and John and Tasha Mortgridge lar pledge through the establishment of their the tunnel under the stadium this summer. Volunteers are need tonight from 6-9 p.m.
of San Jose, Calif. Seattle-based foundation. for power washing, non-skid strip removal and prepping the stadium for painting.
In addition to making a donation commit- Gates and Buffett are asking each individu-
ment, Gates and Buffett are asking billionaires
to pledge to give wisely and learn from their
al or couple who make a pledge to do so pub-
licly, with a letter explaining their decision. 400K now uprooted by Kyrgyzstan unrest
peers. They said they were inspired by the The pledge is a moral commitment to OSH, Kyrgyzstan (AP) were killed but the victims had lost hope after supplies
philanthropic efforts of not just other billion- give, not a legal contract. It does not involve Some 400,000 people have appear to have been predomi- on the border ran out, and
aires but of the people of all financial means pooling money or supporting a particular set been displaced by ethnic vio- nantly Uzbeks, traditional returned out of desperation.
and backgrounds who have given generously of causes or organizations, they explain in a lence in southern Kyrgyzstan, farmers and traders who speak Is there any difference
to make the world a better place. written statement about the project. the United Nations announced a distinct but separate Turkic where to die? There is no
New claims for jobless benefits rise sharply today, dramatically increasing
the official estimate of a refu-
language and have traditional-
ly been more prosperous than
food, no water, no humanitar-
ian aid, Melis Kamilov, 36,
By ALAN ZIBEL Thats down by 3,750 from more from around the world. gee crisis that has left throngs the Kyrgyz, who come from a said against the backdrop of
The Associated Press the start of January. Economists say they will of desperate, fearful people nomadic tradition. his ruined home.
In a separate Labor report, feel more optimistic that the without enough food and Ethnic Uzbeks in camps The Kamilovs fled to the bor-
WASHINGTON The consumer prices fell for the economy is creating jobs water in grim camps along the along the Uzbekistan side of der on Sunday, three days after
number of people filing new second straight month. The once initial jobless claims fall Uzbek border. the border told Associated the rioting began in earnest.
claims for jobless benefits 0.2 decline in the Consumer below 425,000 per week. U.N. Humanitarian Office Press reporters today that they I am an Uzbek, is that a
jumped last week after three Price Index was pulled down Just this week, casino spokeswoman Elisabeth Byrs were fearful of returning to crime? This is not a Kyrgyz
straight declines, another sign falling energy prices most owner Wynn Resorts laid off said an estimated 300,000 their homes. Many on the house, this house is mine.
that the pace of layoffs has not notably a 5.2 percent drop more than 260 workers in its people have been driven from Kyrgyzstan side said they had Uzbeks have few repre-
slowed. in gasoline prices. Declining two Las Vegas casino hotels their homes but remain inside been prevented from doing so sentatives in power and have
Initial claims for jobless energy bills were the main in a move expected to save Kyrgyzstan. She said there by the authorities, and were pushed for broader political
benefits rose by 12,000 to a factor pulling down prices. nearly $8 million. are now also about 100,000 awaiting their chance to leave and cultural rights. While
seasonally adjusted 472,000, But core consumer prices, The number of people con- refugees in neighboring the country for the camps. Uzbeks make up only about
the Labor Department said which strip out volatile energy tinuing to claim benefits rose Uzbekistan. The last official A few parts of the south 15 percent of the overall pop-
today. It was the highest level and food, edged up 0.1 per- by 88,000 to 4.57 million. estimate of refugees who fled have been all but purged of ulation, they rival Kyrgyz in
in a month. cent in May, after being flat That doesnt include about 5.2 the country was 75,000. No the ethnic Uzbeks. In other numbers in the southern cities
First-time jobless claims in April. Core prices are up million people who receive number of internally displaced areas, hundreds who hadnt of Osh and the nearby town of
have hovered near 450,000 only 0.9 percent over the past extended benefits paid for by has been available. fled have piled up old cars Jalal-Abad. Both are predomi-
since the beginning of the year year below the Feds infla- the federal government. Violence erupted last week on the streets, barricading nantly Sunni Muslim.
after falling steadily in the tion target. Congress has added 73 between the majority Kyrgyz themselves into their neigh- Kyrgyzstans weak mili-
second half of 2009. That has Additionally, the weeks of extra benefits on population and minority eth- borhoods. tary has been gradually
raised concerns that hiring is Commerce Department said top of the 26 weeks typi- nic Uzbeks. Kyrgyzstans Many of the thousands of regaining control of Osh, a
lackluster and could slow the today that the broadest mea- cally provided by states. All government has accused the refugees to have crossed into major transit point for Afghan
recovery. sure of U.S. trade rose to the told, about 9.7 million peo- countrys deposed president Uzbekistan say they are afraid heroin and the epicenter of
Still, the four-week aver- highest point in more than a ple received unemployment of igniting long-standing eth- to return to the main regional the recent violence. Some
age for unemployment claims, year. The widening deficit is insurance in the week ending nic tensions by sending gun- city of Osh and would have refugees who deserted Jalal-
which smooths volatility, a sign that the U.S. economy May 29, the most recent data men in ski masks to shoot nowhere to live if they did go Abad, which also suffered
dipped slightly to 463,500. is rebounding and importing available. members of both groups. The back. heavy damage in the riot-
The extended benefit pro- government, which overthrew My house is not there ing, have been stopped from
Workin Family gram expired this month.
Congress is debating whether
President Kurmanbek Bakiyev
in April, accuses the leader of
anymore, it is burnt down,
said Khafiza Eiganberdiyeva,
returning there by authorities
who set up a checkpoint on
to continue it through the end deep corruption and says that 87, who is among 20,000 refu- the road back into the city.
of November. he and his supporters were gees in a camp set up near In Britain, media reports
Workin Family Adding to worries about attempting to shake official Yor Kishlok, three miles (five said one of Bakiyevs sons
the job market, the Labor control of the south and reas- kilometers) from the Uzbek- had sought political asylum.
Department said earlier this sert their control of the Afghan Kyrgyz border. Maxim Bakiyev fled to
Deal month that the economy gen-
erated only 41,000 private-
heroin trade in the area.
The official death toll on
In an Uzbek neighborhood
of Osh, a baker who had fled
Britain after Kyrgyz pros-
ecutors put him on a wanted
Deal sector jobs in May. That was both sides is 189 but appears to the border with his wife and listed for allegedly avoiding
down from 218,000 in April. to be far higher. Many Kyrgyz five children said his family almost $80 million in taxes.
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Englands Queen Annes bowlegs inspired a furniture
a self-described nasty little
bugger whose childhood
his desire to start a program to
help troubled youth, Gardner
style. of neglect, drug-addiction and acknowledged to a parole board
New Summer Hours! ever escalating crime led to of his own tortured trajectory:
New Summer Hours! The financially ailing Dominican Republics bid to be
annexed by the United States failed to win passage in the double murder by age 24 and a
quarter-century waiting for his
It would have been a miracle
if I didnt end up here.
Senate in 1870. The vote was 28-28.
Todays questions: own execution. Gardner, 49, was sentenced
What river divides the Dutch capital of Amsterdam in Barring the success of any to death for a 1985 capital mur-
two? final appeals, that moment will der conviction stemming from
What is Canadas highest city? arrive shortly after 12:01 a.m. the fatal courthouse shooting of
Answers in Fridays Herald. Friday. Petitions are pending attorney Michael Burdell dur-
Todays words: before the 10th Circuit Court ing an escape attempt. Gardner
Tyromancy: fortune telling by watching cheese coagu- of Appeals in Denver and the was at the court because he
late U.S. Supreme Court. faced a murder charge in the
Yerb; an herb or plant If executed, Gardner will shooting death of bartender
662 Elida Ave., Delphos become the first person put to Melvyn Otterstrom.