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50¢ daily Wednesday, august 11, 2010 Delphos, Ohio

Sports Clay Street CSX


crossing slated
Jefferson
scrimmage site
changed

for repair
Jefferson’s football
scrimmage versus Bath set
for 10 a.m. Saturday has
been moved to Bath’s field
due to continuing renova-
tions at Stadium Park. BY GREG SCHERGER at Grand Lake St. Mary’s. anniversary of the business.
The Delphos Herald Berquist noted that the EPA Berquist noted the owners
Jays selling foot- and ODNR have conducted of the local pub will need
ball tickets DELPHOS — Delphos tests of the water at the to comply with all neces-
The St. John’s Athletic City Council welcomed a 40-acre pond site south of sary additional insurance
Department has announced its number of exchange stu- Delphos and reported find- and variation of their sales
sale of Reserved Seat/General dents from Germany, along ings of algae that exceed permit in order to utilize
Admission season tickets. with their mentor Frithjof standards, recording a level the additional space on city Nancy Spencer photo
Those seeking to re-up Meissner. Meissner is affil- of 27 parts per million. The property for the one-day
their reserved seats or gen- iated with the exchange maximum level for the algae promotional event. Signs familiar to St. Marys Lake residents and visitors
eral admission tickets can and friendship link in Verl, contamination is set at 20 Council also passed a have popped up along the Miami-Erie Canal in Delphos.
purchase them 8 a.m. to Germany. The students will parts per million. Berquist resolution approving a pub- Steve Dorsten of the ODNR Division of Water says there
noon, 1-3 p.m. and 7-7:30 be attending local schools added that he has directed lic hearing for the proposed has been no testing of the water in the canal; the signs are
p.m. (reserved seat) and this year through Dec. 4. Water Superintendent Tim rezoning of a property just a precautionary measure.

Algae signs just a precaution


7:30-8 p.m. (general admis- (See the students and Williams to take samples owned by Urban Fuerst at
sion) Thursday and 8 a.m. their host families on page of the water in the canal, 1303 E. Fifth St. and 307
to noon and 1-3 p.m. Friday 10.) also advising that warn- Elida Road from R-1 to
in the high school office. Safety Service Director ing signs of the possible B-1. The public hearing on BY MIKE FORD system from Grand Lake St.
High and grade school Greg Berquist advised coun- contamination be posted this issue is scheduled in The Delphos Herald Marys to Delphos. It’s just an
season tickets can be pur- cil that the Ohio Development at Third Street and at the council chambers for 6:30 mford@delphosherald.com advisory. As far as I know,
chased at the same time. Rail Commission “will fund north end of the canal in p.m. Sept. 14, including the there has never been any test-
If a 2009 reserved-seat in total” the cost to repair Delphos. purpose for the use of the Several weeks after toxic ing done in the Delphos area
holder does not pick them the Clay Street CSX rail Council approved liens property if the proposed algae appeared at Grand but I can’t say it’s there or
up at these times or notify crossing in Delphos. The on three properties in change is adopted. Lake St. Marys, the state has it isn’t there because they
the office by then, they repair effort to the crossing Delphos in response to a A motion was like- posted alert signs through a haven’t tested,” he said.
will be sold to someone is expected to begin in 2-3 delinquent utility account wise passed by council to portion of the Miami-Erie “We have monitored the
on the waiting list. New weeks, and require several and excessive weed vio- approve providing a family Canal. Though this includes situation and observed that
requests for these may be days for completion. Traffic lations and for a known pool pass for the Delphos a sign in Delphos, it does not the algae comes out of the
made by calling the office will be detoured during the water leak at one property; Municipal Swimming Pool mean algae is in local canal lake with a dark green color
during normal hours. repair, as the crossing will a leak not addressed by to Community Health water. and the farther downstream
Prices for the 2010 foot- be closed. the owner. Collectively, the Professionals in 2011, val- Ohio Division of Water and away from the lake, the
ball season include five home Berquist also comment- liens totaled $1887.06, for ued at $180. The pass will Canal Operations Manager clearer the water is. That was
games (beginning Aug. 28 ed that the north water properties at 307 N. Main be utilized in a fundraising Steve Dorsten says it’s not our observation.”
vs. LCC): Reserved Seat tower at Stadium Park has St owned by JSM Insurance effort by the entity. his call to test the water. That City Safety Service
$35; General Admission $28; been recently taken off Agency ( Randy Murray ), The thoroughfares com- is the decision of the Ohio Director Greg Berquist has
High/Grade School $18. line, drained and inspect- 502 E. Second St. for a mittee met prior to the Environmental Protection directed Water Superintendent
The policy of the MAC ed and is expected to be property owned by Ronel regular council meeting to Agency and no testing has Tim Williams to collect water
is for students to buy a sea- back in full serviced by Burritt and 504 W. Sixth discuss potential changes to been conducted in Delphos. samples in Delphos. Berquist
son ticket or pre-sale indi- Thursday. St. for a property owned by ordinance 2008-35, which “We haven’t actually done said water will also be col-
vidual game tickets for $4; Councilman Mark Jason J. Osting. addresses parameters and any testing in the Delphos lected from the Spencerville
all tickets at the gate are $6. Clement questioned wheth- A motion was approved requirements for low speed area. The Ohio EPA did some region and sent off for labora-
The following tickets er any testing had been to permit the Rustic Café vehicles upon city streets. testing in the St. Marys area tory analysis. When the city
will also be sold: Varsity/ done to the water quality in located on East Second This issue will be further and detected the presence of is notified of the results, the
JV Volleyball Pass: Adult the canal within Delphos Street to erect a tent outside discussed at 6:45 p.m. prior the blue-green algae. So, they information will be passed
$40 and Student $30 (at for algae contamination, in the establishment on Oct. to the next council meeting recommended to us that we along to residents through
the gate, $5 Adult and $4 light of the recent findings 2 in promotion of the 70th on Aug. 24. post the signs in the canal local media.
Student); and Junior High

Postal Museum Curator Levitt gives ‘sneak peak’


Volleyball Pass: Adult $18,
Student $13 (at the gate,
Adult $3, Student $2).
DYH golf outing Sunday
The second annual DYH
Best-Ball Golf Scramble BY CAITLIN EYTH to Delphos and be something
will go off Sunday at The Delphos Herald people of the community sup-
Springbrook Golf Club. ceyth@delphosherald.com ports and enjoys.
Registration begins at 7:30 “Our primary goal is to
a.m. with a shotgun start at DELPHOS educate people
8:30 a.m. The cost is $50 — It takes many about history
per person or $200 per team people and a lot of and the postal
(includes greens fees, cart, dedication to open system,” said
lunch and prizes). Proceeds a business. It takes Levitt. “But we
benefit the DYH (non-profit even more work are also interest-
charity) basketball program. when the business ed in getting peo-
Contact Jeff Stockwell is a nonprofit that ple to Delphos
(419-236-1150) for entry doesn’t charge for and bringing
forms and/or sponsorship. its services. The those travel dol-
TODAY Delphos Museum lars here. This
Boys Golf of Postal History will be a great
Elida at Kalida, 8 a.m. relies on com- destination for
Ayersville at Fort munity support to Levitt people looking
Jennings, 10 a.m. operate. for something new
THURSDAY “The people of Delphos and fun in their own back-
Football make this possible,” said Gary yard.”
Scrimmage: Liberty- Levitt, museum director. “With The Postal Museum is Caitlin Eyth photos
Benton at Columbus their continued support, we will working with many groups and
Above: The Delphos Area Art Guild is working on murals in various rooms at the
Grove, 6 p.m. continue to stay viable.” individuals in the community.
Delphos Museum of Postal History. This mail sled is one of the prized possessions of the
Boys Golf Many people are working The Delphos Area Art Guild
museum.
Fort Jennings at behind the scenes to prepare is painting the murals inside
Below: The Railroad Room at the Delphos Museum of Postal History is still under
Columbus Grove (PCL the Postal Museum to reopen the museum. The murals depict
contruction.
- Pike Run), 10 a.m. at its Main Street location. scenes from Main Street in
People donate their time and Delphos and will match the time
money to support the museum. period of the objects displayed
Forecast Several dozen of those sup- in front of the wall. In exchange
Partly sunny porters were present Tuesday for painting the murals, the Art
Thursday night to observe the construc- Guild will be able to use the
with chance tion progress and the items second floor of the building as a
of show- currently on display. gallery to display local art. The
ers, storms. The building looks much guild hopes to have its grand
Humid; different now than when reno- opening of the gallery during
high in vations began in August 2008. Canal Days in September.
upper 80s. See page 2. The walls, floors and ceil- The museum will also sup-
ings have been painted and a port the community after its
Index mural has been started at one opening by being available to
part of the building. Items for host business functions, board
Obituaries 2 the museum are beginning to meetings and parties.
State/Local 3 be placed for viewing. The While the museum is
Politics 4 objects currently on the muse- important to the area, it also
Community 5 um floor represent approxi- appeals to people from across
Sports 6 mately 20 percent of what the the globe. At its former loca-
Church 7 museum has available and will tion in the old post office,
Classifieds 8 eventually display. the museum attracted visitors
Television 9 While much work is still from six continents and more
World briefs 10 necessary, museum officials than 30 countries.
are planning to open to the The Postal Museum is one
public in early November. of only six of its kind in the
When it opens, Levitt hopes country, so it offers a unique
the museum will attract people experience for visitors.
2 – The Herald Wednesday, August 11, 2010 www.delphosherald.com

For The Record


Death toll in China School board
ready for
WEATHER The Daily
Herald
landslides rises to 1,117 bell to ring
Delphos weather
High temperature Tuesday
in Delphos was 89 degrees, Vol. 141 No. 50
low was 71. High a year ago Nancy Spencer, editor
today was 87, low was 67. Ray Geary, business manager
By DAViD WiVeLL local sources destroyed or too cally eliminated,” Jiao Yong, FORT JENNINGS Don Hemple,
the Associated Press polluted to use. deputy vice minister of the —The Fort Jennings Board Record high for today is 99,
set in 1941. Record low for advertising manager
Entire communities in Ministry of Water Resources, of Education met in regu- Tiffany Brantley,
ZHOUQU, China — Gansu province’s Zhouqu told the news conference. lar session Tuesday night to today is 46, set in 1967. circulation manager
Heavy rains lashed a remote district were swallowed when Disinfectant crews in pro- conduct the following busi- WEATHER FORECAST William Kohl, general manager/
section of northwestern China the debris-choked Bailong tective suits sprayed chemicals ness. Tri-county Eagle Print
as the death toll from week- River jumped its banks early across the ground and over • Real estate tax advances The Associated Press The Daily Herald (USPS 1525
end flooding that triggered Sunday, releasing wave after machinery, the smell of death were approved for $100,000 8000) is published daily except
massive landslides jumped wave of mud and rubble- heavy in the air. State media and $80,000; toniGHt: Partly cloudy Sundays and Holidays.
to 1,117, although the fading strewn water. While torrential reported numerous cases of • Katie Lehman was hired with a chance of showers and By carrier in Delphos and
hopes of rescuers got a boost rains were the direct cause, dysentery, while infected inju- for Title 1 instruction for the thunderstorms. Muggy. Lows area towns, or by rural motor
late today when a survivor tree cutting that left the dry ries, a lack of sanitation, clean upcoming academic year; around 70. Winds light and route where available $2.09 per
was found in the debris. hills exposed and the weaken- drinking water and accumulat- • The elementary school variable. Chance of rain 40 week. By mail in Allen, Van
The state-run Xinhua News ing of cliff faces by a massive ing garbage increased the risk student handbook was percent. Wert, or Putnam County, $105
Agency gave no immediate 2008 earthquake were seen as of typhoid, cholera and other accepted; tHUrsDAY: Partly sunny per year. Outside these counties
details on the survivor, found contributing factors. diseases. • Adam Norbeck was $119 per year.
with a chance of showers and
nearly four days after the Buildings were torn from But the deputy director of hired as the boys junior high Entered in the post office
thunderstorms. Humid with in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as
disaster struck. Earlier today, their foundations, their lower the Health Ministry’s emer- basketball coach. highs in the upper 80s. West Periodicals, postage paid at
a 50-year-old man was res- floors blown out by the force of gency office, Zhang Guoxin, • An undisclosed dona- winds around 5 mph. Chance Delphos, Ohio.
cued who had been trapped in the debris-laden water. Three said there have been no reports tion was accepted for a of rain 40 percent. No mail subscriptions will be
knee-deep mud on the second villages comprising hundreds of an epidemic outbreak. soccer scoreboard to be tHUrsDAY niGHt: accepted in towns or villages
floor of a hotel, Xinhua said. of households were entirely Rescue crews have been installed by the athletic Partly cloudy in the eve- where The Daily Herald paper
Local officials were cited buried and much of the county largely reliant on hand tools, boosters; and ning becoming mostly clear. carriers or motor routes provide
as saying at least 627 people seat was submerged. with heavy equipment either • Bus routes were A slight chance of showers daily home delivery for $2.09
were still missing. “In some households, all unable to traverse the difficult approved. and thunderstorms. Lows in per week.
The National the people have died,” making terrain or mired in mud up to Sports pass prices were the upper 60s. North winds 405 North Main St.
Meteorological Center warned the counting of the dead more several yards (meters) deep. set as follows: $50 for adult around 5 mph. becoming east TELEPHONE 695-0015
there was a “relatively large” difficult, Zhang Weixing, a But roads reopened today, fall sports home games and after midnight. Chance of rain Office Hours
chance of more landslides in Ministry of Civil Affairs offi- allowing in heavy earth-mov- $30 for students; and $150 20 percent. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
the coming days, as heavier cial, told a news conference ing equipment and supplies. for all season adult passes POSTMASTER: Send address
rain was expected, with up to today. At least 45,000 people to home games and $60 for eXtenDeD ForeCAst changes
3 1/2 inches (90 millimeters) Crews using explosives have evacuated their homes, students. FriDAY: Mostly sunny. to THE DAILY HERALD,
forecast for Friday. and excavators rushed to and the Ministry of Civil The first day of class will Humid with highs in the lower 405 N. Main St.
Troops and rescue teams, drain an unstable lake on the Affairs reported the delivery be Aug. 24. Families may 90s. South winds around 5 Delphos, Ohio 45833
joined by traumatized survi- Bailong upriver of Zhouqu, of 30,000 tents to the area, prepare by attending kin- mph.
vors, were increasingly turn- fearing more rain could cause with thousands more on the dergarten registration at 7 FriDAY niGHt: Mostly

CorreCtions
ing to recovering bodies and a massive breach, bringing way. Zhouqu has a population p.m. tonight. An open house clear. Lows in the lower 70s.
seeing to the needs of the liv- more misery to the town. of 134,000, but it wasn’t clear will be held for grades 1-6 sAtUrDAY: Partly
ing. Clean drinking water was “The danger of the barrier how many needed emergency at 7 p.m. on Aug. 18. High sunny. A chance of show-
a primary concern, with most lake collapsing has been basi- shelter. school orientation will begin ers and thunderstorms in the the headline for the eagle
Northern border fortified in search for escapee at 9 a.m. Tuesday and sched-
ules can be picked up from
afternoon. Highs in the lower
90s. Chance of rain 30 per-
Print story on the front page
of tuesday’s Herald was
By MAtt VoLZ have dyed their hair to try to Canada. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Aug. 18. cent. incorrect. eagle Print is the
the Associated Press disguise themselves. Fidencio Rivera, chief sAtUrDAY niGHt: only quad stack snAP certi-
Partly cloudy with a chance of fied printer in the Us.
HELENA, Mont. —
“We’re doing outbound
checks at ports of entry
deputy U.S. marshal for the
Arizona district, told The POLICE REPORT showers and thunderstorms.
Border agents stopped to ensure any fugitive is Associated Press today the Lows in the upper 60s. Chance
The Delphos Herald wants
vehicles leaving the U.S.
and police beefed up their
unable to utilize that avenue
of escape,” U.S. Customs
two apparently have changed
their appearance.
Resident reports of rain 40 percent.
sUnDAY: Partly sunny
to correct published errors in
its news, sports and feature
patrols in the small towns
near Glacier National Park
and Border Patrol spokes-
man Mike Milne said late
“Welch has dyed her hair
blond, McCluskey has dyed
missing credit, with a chance of showers and
thunderstorms. Highs in the
articles. To inform the news-
bank cards
room of a mistake in published
as authorities focused their Tuesday. his hair black,” Rivera said. upper 80s. Chance of rain 40
information, call the editorial
search for an escaped convict A U.S. Border Patrol The information was percent.
Delphos Police were called department at 419-695-0015.
and his suspected accomplice helicopter joined the search developed through interviews sUnDAY niGHt: Mostly
to the 400 block of Scott Street Corrections will be published
on both sides of the Montana- Tuesday, but authorities with people who last saw the clear. Lows in the mid 60s.
at 12:02 p.m. Tuesday in ref- on this page.
Canada border. on both sides of the border couple, Rivera said. MonDAY: Mostly sunny.
erence to a theft report. Highs in the mid 80s.
Despite the tightened secu- acknowledged it was impos- The last confirmed sight-
rity, there are many backroads sible to completely secure it. ing of McCluskey and Welch
The resident told police he
went to make a purchase and
MonDAY niGHt:
Mostly clear. Lows in the mid
LOCAL PRICES
and other ways for Arizona Glacier National Park together was Friday in Billings, discovered several prepaid
escapee John McCluskey and abuts the Canadian border in Mont., and that wasn’t con- 60s. Corn: $3.66
credit cards and a bank card tUesDAY: Partly sunny. Wheat: $6.10
his suspected accomplice, rugged terrain, but the bor- firmed until Monday. were missing from his wallet.
Casslyn Welch, to slip across der to the east, along the U.S. marshals said there Highs in the mid 80s. Beans: $10.80
Upon further investigation, he
the border and into Canada, Blackfeet Indian Reservation, have been reports that
Glacier County Undersheriff is fairly flat. Fauque said Welch was spotted Sunday
discovered money had been
withdrawn. IN THE WORLD THEN
Jeff Fauque said. there are several small roads at a restaurant in St. Mary The investigation was
Authorities at Montana that cross the border. east Glacier National Park. turned over to the detective By the Associated Press took hold in Indochina, end-
border crossings have started Sgt. Patrick Webb, a Montana’s acting marshal, bureau. Today is Wednesday, Aug. ing more than seven years of
checking cars headed into spokesman for the Royal Rod Ostermiller, said there 11, the 223rd day of 2010. fighting between the French
Canada, scanning the faces of
the occupants to see whether
Canadian Mounted Police in
Calgary, Alberta, said this
were multiple other tips from
the Glacier area, but he didn’t
16-year-old There are 142 days left in the
year.
and Communist Viet Minh.
In 1960, the African coun-
they match the description of
the fugitives, who apparently
morning that Mounties do not
believe the pair has entered
say whether any included
sightings of McCluskey.
charged with today’s Highlight in
History:
try of Chad became indepen-
dent of France.
OVI, curfew
Extra Russian wildfires raise
On Aug. 11, 1965, rioting In 1975, the United States
and looting that claimed 34 vetoed the proposed admission
violation

1
lives broke out in the predom- of North and South Vietnam
Chernobyl radiation fears
$ 00
While on routine patrol at inantly black Watts section of to the United Nations, fol-
2:19 a.m. today, a Delphos Los Angeles. lowing the Security Council’s
Police observed a vehicle on this date: refusal to consider South
By VLADiMir fires spotted this week in driven by 16-year-old Melony In 1810, a major earth- Korea’s application.
isACHenKoV the Bryansk region, the part
OFF the Associated Press of Russia that suffered the
Sunday being driven in an
erratic manner.
quake shook the island of St.
Michael in the Azores.
In 1992, the Mall
of America opened in
most from the Chernobyl
Our Great MOSCOW — Russian catastrophe in what was then
When the officer initiated a
traffic stop, it was discovered
In 1860, the nation’s first
successful silver mill began
Bloomington, Minn.
ten years ago: The
emergency workers have Soviet Ukraine, Emergency
Dinner increased forest patrols in a Situations Ministry spokes-
Sunday was driving impaired.
She was cited into Van
operation near Virginia City,
Nev.
National Transportation Safety
Board released evidence
western region contaminat- woman Irina Yegorushkina
Special Prices ed by the 1986 Chernobyl said. Her agency also had
Wert Juvenile Court on OVI
charges and a curfew viola-
In 1909, the steamship
SS Arapahoe became the
reports in the Oct. 31, 1999,
crash of EgyptAir Flight 990
with this coupon nuclear disaster, trying to reported sporadic wildfires tion. first ship in North America off the New England coast; a
prevent wildfires that could last week, but said all had to issue an S.O.S. distress transcript of the cockpit voice
Owner of dog
Mon.-Thurs./Sunday
spread harmful radiation, been put out. signal, off North Carolina’s recording showed the chill-
Senior Days Mon. & Tues. officials said today. She said radiation experts Cape Hatteras. ing details of the pilot’s futile
Not valid with any other offers. Greenpeace and other
environmental groups and
from Moscow determined
there has been no increase
cited In 1934, the first fed- struggle to save the Boeing
Limit 4 per coupon.
Delphos Police were called eral prisoners arrived at the 767 and its 217 occupants.
forest experts say radioac- in radiation levels in the island prison Alcatraz in San Pat Buchanan won the Reform
(DH) Expires: 8-25-2010
tive dust from the Chernobyl Bryansk area, on the bor- to the 500 block of East
Jackson Street at 6:58 p.m. Francisco Bay. Party presidential nomination
disaster could be harmful, der of Belarus and Ukraine. In 1949, President Harry in a victory bitterly disputed
even though doses would The soil holds radioac- Tuesday in reference to a dog
running at large that would S. Truman nominated General by party founder Ross Perot’s
likely be small. tive particles that settled Omar N. Bradley to become supporters, who chose their
Fire crews quickly extin- after the Chernobyl nuclear not let the homeowner outside
Elida Road, Lima • Next to WENDY’S their residence. the first chairman of the Joint own nominee, John Hagelin
quished about six new wild- power plant’s reactor No. Chiefs of Staff. (HAYG’-lihn), in a rival con-
4 exploded during a pre- The owner of the dog,
In 1954, a formal peace vention.

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4 — The Herald Wednesday, August 11, 2010 www.delphosherald.com

POLITICS “The best of all the preachers are the men who live their creeds.”
— Edgar A. Guest, American author, journalist and poet (1881-1959)

Obama signs legislation


to halt teacher layoffs
By JIM ABRAMS lines by a vote of 247-161. to local school districts
The Associated Press The aid for the states is to quickly. He said three-fourths
be paid for mostly by closing of the nation’s districts have
WASHINGTON (AP) a tax loophole used by multi- said they would be opening
— Summoned back from national corporations and by the school year with fewer
summer break, the House reducing food stamp benefits teachers and “we wanted to
on Tuesday pushed through for the poor. avert a crisis for this year.”
an emergency $26 billion Obama, joined by teachers An additional $16 billion
jobs bill that Democrats said at a Rose Garden ceremony would extend for six months
would save 300,000 teachers, earlier in the day, said, “We increased Medicaid payments
police and others from elec- can’t stand by and do noth- to the states. That would free
tion-year layoffs. President ing while pink slips are given money for states to meet other
Barack Obama immediately to the men and women who budget priorities, including
signed it into law. educate our children or keep keeping more than 150,000
Lawmakers streamed back our communities safe.” police officers and other pub-
to Washington for a one-day The Senate narrow- lic workers on the payroll.
session as Democrats declared ly passed the measure last Some three-fifths of states
a need to act before children Thursday, after the House have already factored in the
Fingerprint return to classrooms minus had begun its August break. federal money in drawing

IT WAS NEWS THEN sharing led to


teachers laid off because of
budgetary crises in states that
have been hard-hit by the
The legislation provides
$10 billion to school districts
to rehire laid-off teachers or
up their budgets for the cur-
rent fiscal year. The National
Governors Association, in a
One Year Ago
• Sixteen Canal Days Karaoke contest winners were
deportations recession.
Republicans saw it dif-
to ensure that more teach-
ers won’t be let go before
letter to congressional lead-
ers, said the states’ estimated
whittled to nine in the preliminaries at Delphos Eagles. They WASHINGTON (AP) — ferently, calling the bill a the new school year begins. budget shortfall for the 2010-
included Kevin “Skeeter” Siefker, Schuyler McVicker, Jessica A rapidly expanding illegal giveaway to teachers’ unions The Education Department 12 period is $116 billion, and
Oglesbee, Jenna Wurst, Jason Klaus, Faith Coleman, Rachel immigration enforcement pro- and an example of waste- estimates that could save the extended Medicaid pay-
Osting, Jennifer Ulies and Maria Fricano. The nine will vie for gram has led to the deporta- ful Washington spending 160,000 jobs. ments are “the best way to
the Canal Days Karaoke title on Sept. 20 during the festival. tion of 47,000 people over 18 that voters will punish the Education Secretary Arne help states bridge the gap
months when the Homeland
Security Department was sift- Democrats for in this fall’s Duncan said his department between their worst fiscal
25 Years Ago — 1985 elections. The legislation was would streamline the applica- year and the beginning of
• A former Delphos man made space history this week ing through millions of fin-
gerprints taken at local jail approved mainly along party tion process to get the money recovery.”
when the Challenger ended its eighth space flight and landed
at Edwards Air Force Base in California. Commander of the
shuttle was Lt. Colonel Gordon Fullerton, husband of the for-
bookings.
About one-quarter of those
did not have criminal records
Steve Buehrer’s Capitol Letters
mer Marie Buettner of Delphos. A member of the backup crew and slightly less — about a By Senator Steve Buehrer family $526 a year. The etha- who work in our agriculture
for landing of the shuttle was Sgt. Shawn Thines. Thines is the fifth — had committed or nol industry is also linked to industry.
son of Dennis Thines of Lima, formerly of Delphos. were charged with what are Like swimming pools, more than 238,500 American Over the past two years,
• Rufus Bonifas of Delphos and Jack Roeder of Spencerville categorized as the most serious barbeques and the ice cream jobs. farm production expenses for
attended the 1985 World Horseshoe Championships at Digby crimes, according to govern- man, the local farmer’s mar- There is a common mis- items such as fuel, fertilizer,
Park in Lafayette, Ind. Bonifas, a local champion, has recently ment data obtained by immi- ket is one of the joys of conception that biofuel pro- seed and chemicals have gone
volunteered his time to get the Delphos horseshoe courts in gration advocacy groups who summer, an opportunity for duction has led to a dramatic up 25 percent. While some
shape for the Firemen’s picnic and invitational horseshoe tour- had sued. families to purchase corn on rise in food prices. The truth farmers have struggled to
nament to be held Aug. 18 in Waterworks Park. ICE posted the data on the cob, tomatoes for burgers is that according to the U.S. stay afloat during these chal-
• Jenny Reinemeyer of Delphos will be competing in a tri- its website late Monday in and sandwiches or a variety Departments of Energy and lenging times, others have
athlon race at Coty Lake in Lima. Reinemeyer has competed advance of the group’s release of other fresh produce that Agriculture, 96 percent of turned to technology to help
in one other race, and that was also a triathlon in Celina, a few of the data Tuesday. is delivered straight from the this price jump is due to ener- them become more efficient
weeks ago. The federal government soil to their shopping bag. gy, labor and other non-farm by producing more food on
says the fingerprint sharing These same farmers also help factors. So, if food costs are less land. In 1940, the work
50 Years Ago — 1960 program, known as Secure stock our grocery shelves up a dime, biofuels account of one farmer fed approxi-
• Richard R. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Communities, helps to iden- with everything from fruits for less than a penny of that mately 19 people. Today, a
Thompson, is in California attending the American Institute of tify criminal immigrants who and vegetables to bread, milk price increase. single farmer helps produce
Cooperation. The institute is sponsored by the various farmer threaten public safety in the and eggs to chicken, pork and Further, farmers do a food for 143 people a year,
cooperatives throughout the nation and is being held on the U.S.
Secure Communities is one beef. In fact, American farm- great deal to provide quality, according to the American
campus of the University of California in Berkley. Thompson, of several ICE programs tar- ers produce, on average, 2.1 nutritious food for those in Farm Bureau.
the immediate Ohio State Past President of the Future Farmers geting immigrants charged or trillion pounds of food each need. Through the “Farmers From the local farm mar-
of America, was one of 50 Ohioans who left by train Friday and convicted of crimes. Overall, year, according to data from Feed Our Needs” campaign, ket to the fuel you put in
arrived in California Sunday morning. The theme of the insti- 49 percent of the immigrants the American Farm Bureau Farm Bureau members in all your car, Ohio farmers have
tute is “Preparing for Our Changing Agriculture.” Thompson ICE has deported so far this Federation. of Ohio’s 88 counties help a tremendous impact on our
will act as moderator for a panel discussion on “Agribusiness year have been criminals, com- Farmers do much more donate excess produce to local daily lives and contribute a
with six panelists from different states. While the group is in pared to 35 percent all of last than help put food on our and state hunger programs, great deal to our economy
California, they plan to tour Disneyland. On the trip home they fiscal year. tables. In Ohio, agriculture is organize food bank informa- and those in need. They are
plan to stop and see the Grand Canyon. Immigration advocates a $98 billion industry, which tion drives and encourage woven into the fabric of this
say the government spends is tied to nearly 1 million hunters to donate deer meat to state and will continue to be
75 Years Ago — 1935 too much time on lower-lev- paychecks, or one in seven the less fortunate. Nationally, a major part of our future
• F. H. King, retired Delphos druggist, was honored at el criminals and people who jobs in this state. Farming the American Farm Bureau’s growth and success.
the annual meeting of the National Association of Board have not committed crimes. is also at the heart of new “Harvest for All” program If you have any questions
of Pharmacy, now being held at Portland, Oregon. King They also allege the program advances in energy and the has helped team young farm- about a state issue or need
was named as honorary president of the organization. He makes people fearful of report- development of innovative ers with Second Harvest food assistance working with a
was accompanied to the convention city by Nile M. Ford, ing crimes, does not protect products made from corn, banks to donate the equiva- state agency, you can write
Columbus, secretary of the state board of pharmacy and for- against racial profiling and is soybeans and other crops. lent of more than 16.2 million me, Senator Steve Buehrer,
merly of this city. being forced on some commu- The production of renew- meals to hungry Americans. Ohio Senate, Statehouse,
• The Delphos FERA team lot to Van Wert, 6-0, when nities without consent. able, bio-based fuels, such Ohio has endured good Columbus, Ohio, 43215,
Brown pitched shutout ball for the county seat team. Six “ICE essentially throws a
gill net over the concept of as ethanol made from corn times and bad, but centuries or contact me by phone at
scattered hits were allowed the locals and the FERA found it immigration reform. It sweeps and diesel fuel made from after the first seed was plant- (614) 466-8150. I can also be
impossible to turn any of them into runs. Thitoff was pitching up all the little people along soybeans, has helped to hold ed in Ohio soil, our state’s reached by email at SD01@
for Delphos. He was on the hill for five innings, allowing eight with what they say is their down fuel costs and provide farmers continue to play a senate.state.oh.us. In addi-
hits and six runs. Lucas pitched the last two innings for the intention, which is to deport an economic boost to our critical role in our economy, tion, for more information
locals, allowing one hit and no runs. serious and violent criminals,” state. According to Iowa while helping to feed mil- about my work in the Ohio
• Delphos Eagles in large numbers will go to Dayton to said San Francisco Sheriff State University, without eth- lions of Ohioans. This is a Senate, please visit my page
be in attendance at the joint session of the state and national Michael Hennessey, whose anol, gasoline prices would testament to the hard-work, on the Ohio Senate website at
conventions being held in that city. J. Carl Stopher, president city is having trouble getting be an average of 50 cents adaptability and skill of the www.ohiosenate.gov/steve-
of the aerie, J. E. Moots, secretary of the local aerie and state out of the program. higher, saving the average thousands of men and women buehrer.
treasurer of the order, and H. A. Lang, past president, are offi-
cial delegates now in attendance at the meetings.
Dogging the ‘dog days’
Moderately Confused By KATHLEEN PARKER also visited troops in Kuwait, could not have been more out
as well as a group of women KATHLEEN PARKER of step with most Americans’
NEW YORK -- Observing who, recently granted the reality. The obvious reasons
the Michelle Obama vacation right to vote, had run for include the stagnant job mar-
controversy unfold, one is of
multiple minds.
public office.
The security around that
Point ket, the depleted fortunes of
the middle class, millions of
First thought: Give the
lady a break. She deserves a
trip was spectacular. Entire
roadways were shut down of View lost homes and, for many, the
prospect of a insecure finan-
vacation. Who cares that she for her passage; snipers were cial future.
missed her husband’s birth- everywhere. Our own plane A less obvious reason was
day? We’re not children and was loaded with enough artil- revealed in a small detail.
sometimes the greatest gift is George W. Bush largely Reporting for Politics Daily,
lery and shooters to overtake escaped scrutiny because
solitude. Here, Mr. President, a small country. Our hotels Lynn Sweet wrote that Mrs.
you get to enjoy your own his preferred getaway was a Obama’s decision to travel to
were palaces by our Holiday place no one else, especial-
space for a few days. Happy Inn standards. Because the Spain at this particular junc-
birthday. Of such are lasting ly the media, wanted to go. ture was to comfort a friend
media contingent was limited Crawford, Texas, in August?
marriages made. to three people -- Greta Van whose father recently had
Second thought, related Fabulous. died and whose daughter, a
Susteren, Robin Roberts and Whatever else one thinks
to complaints that she spent yours truly -- we went every- friend of 9-year-old Sasha
taxpayer money on an indul- of Bush, he did have a sense Obama (who accompanied
where the first lady went (at of propriety in matters recre-
gent vacation, staying in a our own or our institution’s her mother), had especially
five-star hotel in Spain and ational, perhaps in part attrib- wanted to celebrate her birth-
expense). utable to his life of privilege
flying on a military jet with Perhaps if the looming day in Spain.
a security detail that some and attendant guilt. He gave Well, what little girl
economic disaster had been up golf after invading Iraq
might consider extravagant recognized at that point, Mrs. wouldn’t?
because he felt it would look When many Americans
in these lean economic times. Bush would have faced simi- bad to be perfecting his swing
The fact is, Michelle Obama are scraping together pennies
lar criticism. As it was, the while those he had consigned to finance a birthday party at
doesn’t have a say in how media hardly took notice of to battle were losing their
she is transported from Point Chuck E. Cheese, the notion
the trip, despite the excur- limbs. A token, perhaps, but that a child must be treated to
A to Point B. All first ladies sion’s incalculable diplomat- a gesture nonetheless. Spain’s beaches to celebrate
are flown with significant ic value. Perception is everything her decade on the planet is a
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR security on a jet and, yes,
all subsidized by the taxpay-
Finally -- and this is prob-
ably the correct analysis, if
in politics. And though Mrs.
Obama essentially caught
bitter pill to swallow.
On balance, the vacation
The Delphos Herald welcomes letters to the editor. Letters ers. But what is the alterna- not the whole story -- it is some of August’s free- was poorly conceived but
should be no more than 400 words. The newspaper reserves tive? Would we really prefer August. This is the month ranging flak, she also chose hardly a crime befitting the
the right to edit content for length, clarity and grammar. Letters that the president’s spouse when official Washington unwisely. condemnation. Perhaps of
concerning private matters will not be published. never travel or that she be escapes to cooler climes and Is it really such a terrible more lasting concern is the
Failure to supply a full name, home address and daytime exposed to kidnapping or thousands of reporters and thing that the president’s wife missed opportunity for the
phone number will slow the verification process and delay pub- other attack? bored bloggers sift through took a few days off to enjoy first lady to set an example of
lication. I traveled to the Middle the detritus of yesterday’s the beaches of Spain? Yes and restraint and even generosity.
Letters can be mailed to The Delphos Herald, 405 N. Main East with Laura Bush in 2007 news. How better to pass the no. Michelle’s trip, though I hear the Gulf Coast beaches
St., Delphos, Ohio 45833, faxed to 419-692-7704 or e-mailed when she helped promote time than by wondering how expensive in the context of could use a cash infusion.
to nspencer@delphosherald.com. Authors should clearly state breast cancer awareness in the more fortunate are living? our dire financial straits, isn’t Kathleen Parker’s e-mail
they want the message published as a letter to the editor. Anon- the United Arab Emirates, This year, that includes the putting a dent in the Treasury. address is kathleenparker@
ymous letters will not be printed. Saudi Arabia and Jordan. We president and first lady. But as a political move, it washpost.com.
www.delphosherald.com Wednesday, August 11, 2010 The Herald – 5

COMMUNITY
LANDMARK
Amish Cook celebrates Author to share story
at book-signing event
family gathering The Putnam County
Library at the Ottawa loca-
ally was love that led her to
ultimate victory.
BY LOVINA EICHER and also several puddings, everyone for their prayers for tion will hold a book-signing This inspirational story is
cakes, and butterscotch, Verena. I pray for patience event for Beth Huffman’s a testament to the expres-
Columbus Grove Last week we were busy cherry, peanut butter, and to always give her the best book “Run, Amy, Run!” from sion that life should not be
Swimming Pool helping my sister Emma pecan pies. There was care we possibly can. It has 1-3 p.m. on Aug. 28. measured by the number of
and her husband Jacob pre- plenty of food for every- been a different spring and The author will give a brief breaths we take, but rather by
presentation about the book the number of moments that
CALENDAR OF
pare for the annual Coblentz one but there was also a lot summer for our family but
gathering which was held leftover. God is still in control. at 1 p.m. in the Educational take our breath away.
at their home on The afternoon Daughters Elizabeth Service Center In addition
EVENTS Saturday. We - was spent vis- and Susan are detasseling and will invite
questions from
to being an
unforgettable
my brothers, sis- iting and some again today. Detasseling
ters, their spous- played volleyball involves removing the tops the audience. story for read-
TODAY
es and children and other games of the corn stalks so that Following the ers, the book
4 p.m. — Delphos Public presentation, is being mar-
Library board members meet - now number outside. Dad and cross-pollination between
76 when we all Mom are missed different varieties of corn Huffman will keted to high
at the library conference sign copies schools as a
get together. It so much on days is achieved. They hope to
room. seems the family that will be valuable learn-
like that. finish up for the season
6 p.m. — Shepherds of has really grown Everyone on Thursday. Their detas- available for ing resource
Christ Associates meet in the since we had brought snacks seling picnic is planned purchase. for English and
St. John’s Chapel. everyone here to eat later in for Wednesday, when the “Run, Amy, health classes.
7 p.m. — Bingo at St. in 2009. If my the afternoon. approximately 200 main- Run!” is writ- It is also being
John’s Little Theatre. parents were still Daughter Verena ly young people will get ten in memory marketed
living, they would now was okay all day until just together for a gathering. of Huffman’s to women’s
THURSDAY have 11 great-grandchil- before everyone left when Most of the workers are former stu- groups and
11:30 a.m. — Mealsite dren. Everyone was able to she started having another between ages 13 and 16. dent, Amy church groups.
at Delphos Senior Citizen attend on Saturday except post-concussion episode. A reader from Traverse (Core) Greer, Contact Beth
Center, 301 Suthoff Street. for brother Amos’s three She stayed like that until City, Michigan requested a heroic young Huffman at
5-7 p.m. — The Interfaith married daughters and their the next morning when she my freezer pickle recipe. woman who refused to give 419-659-5011 for further
Thrift Shop is open for shop- families. Even nephew woke up OK. She had most This is a great way to use in to cystic fibrosis, a rav- information.
Ben Shetler made it to the of the day to have fun with up cucumbers from the aging disease that invaded Within the first seven
ping.
reunion from Wisconsin. her cousins. The last sev- garden which are plentiful her lungs at birth. By God’s weeks of publication, over
8 p.m. — American Legion grace and Amy’s determined 600 copies of “Run, Amy,
Post 268, 415 N. State St. We went over early in eral weeks these episodes right now.
the morning to help pre- seem to come almost every spirit, her life span and qual- Run!” have been sold. All the
pare the noon meal. Joe and other day. It wears us all FREEZER PICKLES ity of life far exceeded all proceeds are going into a col-
FRIDAY medical expectations. When lege tuition fund for Amy’s
our daughter Elizabeth’s out when she has these as 2 quart pickles (sliced)
7:30 a.m. — Delphos special friend, Timothy, she seems to need atten- 2 tablespoons salt confronted with one physical daughter and the support of
Optimist Club, A&W Drive- helped grill 90 pounds of tion all the time. When she 1 large onion (sliced) battle after another, Amy’s cystic fibrosis research. To
In, 924 E. Fifth St. chicken. They borrowed comes out of an episode, 1 3/4 cup sugar unwavering faith and hope reserve a book, contact Linda
11:30 a.m. — Mealsite a grill which could hold she doesn’t remember any 1/2 cup vinegar prevailed. Amy’s greatest or Marsha at 419-523-3747.

Senior Expo set Friday


at Delphos Senior Citizen 30 pounds of chicken at of it. I feel sorry for her Put ingredients in a large
Center, 301 Suthoff Street. one time. We also made that she has to deal with bowl and refrigerate for 24
1-4 p.m. — Interfaith Thrift two big kettles of campfire this. She loves to write, hours. Drain. Mix sugar
Store is open for shopping. stew over the open fire. It read and sure enjoys the and 1/2 cup vinegar and
was a nice cool morning to A Senior Expo will be held From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on
cards and letters readers pour over pickles. Cover
do all the cooking outside. Friday at Putnam County Educational Service Center, 124
SATURDAY have sent her. She also and refrigerate for 24 more
Jacob’s had tables set Putnam Parkway, Ottawa.
8:30-11:30 a.m. — St. thanks readers for the gifts hours. Take out of refrig-
up in their newer building This is an opportunity for seniors to learn about important
John’s High School recycle, sent and appreciates them erator or cellar and pack in
where they hold church ser- issues such as health, wellness, safety, finances, housing,
600 block of East Second all. She will look at the freezer boxes. Pour syrup
vices. A lot of homemade insurance, computers, assistance programs and much more.
Street. cards during one of these over pickles and freeze.
food was also brought in. Scheduled events:
9 a.m. - noon — Interfaith episodes and then when These are really good and
Along with barbecued 10 a.m. — Dr. Ron Black, Senior Health Symptoms
Thrift Store is open for shop- she comes back to nor- crisp.
chicken and campfire stew 10:45 a.m. — Mona Lisa Hoffman, Healthy Cooking
ping. mal she doesn’t remem-
we also enjoyed home- ber looking at them so she For recipes, news sto- 10:45 a.m. — Internet basics
St. Vincent DePaul Society, made bread, butter, straw- 11 a.m.-1 p.m. — Entertainment and lunch
will look at them again. It ries, photos and vid-
located at the east edge of the berry jam, potato salad, is almost like she is two eos become a fan of the 11:30 a.m. — John Love, Pre-need funeral planning
St. John’s High School park- cucumber salad, cheese, different persons living in Amish Cook on Facebook 12:30 p.m. — Putnam Co. Sheriff’s Dept., mail scams and
ing lot, is open. The facil- tomatoes, hot peppers, two different worlds. by searching for “Amish identity theft.
ity can also be opened by fresh fruit mixed together I would like to thank Cook fan page.” For more information call 419-523-4092 or 419-523-4121.
appointment by calling John

Summer Crisis Program helps


Trentman at 419-692-7185.
Cloverdale recycle at vil-

low-income families stay connected


lage park.
12:15 p.m. — Testing of
warning sirens by Delphos
Fire and Rescue
7 p.m. — Bingo at St.
John’s Little Theatre.
The hot summer months
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July 1 through Aug. 31, is
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SPORTS
Emotional Hall of Browns’ young
Fame induction
By JIM METCALFE them.
Colt taking slow
The Delphos Herald
jmetcalfe@delphosherald.com

The Pro Football Hall of


I know he is acting like a
prima donna, too, but I think
he has earned the right to
make that decision himself,
steps in NFL
Fame induction ceremony notwithstanding the ridicu- By TOM WITHERS to improve. He’s willing to
can be very emotional. lous drama about it. Let’s The Associated Press mentor and help the 23-year-
old’s transition.
This one seemed to be face it; he can still sling the McCoy’s baptism began
BEREA — As the Cleveland
even more so. pigskin and he still retains Browns sweat through another on Saturday in a scrimmage
I particularly liked that boyish love of the game steamy training camp practice, at Browns Stadium. Eager to
Emmitt Smith’s speech. He on the field. Colt McCoy stands on the show his stuff after getting a
showed rare emotion when This story caught my sideline with his arms folded. loud ovation from Cleveland
talking about long-time attention Tuesday. I won- He’s watching, waiting. fans, he threw two intercep-
teammate Darryl Johnston, der why??? This is all new for McCoy, tions, one at the end of the first
the fullback who half and one that was returned
cleared the way JIM METCALFE the former Texas star who
won more games than any by Brandon McDonald for a
for so many of his other quarterback in col- TD.
yards.
He talked
about the physi-
Metcalfe’s lege football history. He’s a
third-stringer now, buried on
Cleveland’s depth chart below
McCoy didn’t dwell on the
mistakes. Instead, he promised
not to make them again.
cal and mental
toll Johnston Musings starter Jake Delhomme and
backup Seneca Wallace.
Coach Eric Mangini was
pleased to hear about McCoy’s
put his body and It’s not going to get easi- self-criticism and has been
mind through to er anytime soon for McCoy, pleased with the youngster’s
accomplish the either. Barring injuries, he’s progress in camp.
team’s goals. Chicago Cubs pitcher slated to spend the season in “He is a really good stu-
He gave Johnston so Carlos Silva underwent a dent,” Mangini said. “What
an understudy’s role, learning I like about Colt is that he
much credit for what he procedure called cardiac
did. ablation on Monday to cor-
how to play the NFL’s most
demanding and challenging
embraces and really under- Mesker ‘goes the distance’ Photo submitted

stands the importance of get-


Just like when Walter rect a problem with his heart position as a third-stringer. ting with Jake and Seneca. He Ottawa Legion Baseball has announced that Drew
Payton and other great run- rate. It’s going to take some getting will get one element of under- Mesker has earned the “Go The Distance Award.” In
ners gave ultimate credit Former Cubbie Mark used to. standing from the coaching 2001, Ottawa Legion Baseball established the award to
to their offensive linemen, DeRosa also had the pro- “It’s definitely something staff but a guy like Jake who “recognize outstanding individual achievement on the
it was good to see these cedure done in 2008 and I’ve got to work on and I’ve has so much game experience field -- and also leadership through exceptional commit-
immortals realize that foot- recovered pretty well. got to learn,” said McCoy, really can help a young guy ment to the team and winning.” Mesker is a 2010 gradu-
ball is a team game and Hey, that’s what I had in who slid to the third round like that. He has been like ate of Fort Jennings High School and just completed his
they get nowhere without March. in April’s draft before being a sponge, which is what he third season with the Ottawa Legion. This award is not
the others, It sneaks up on you. snatched by the Browns. “It is should be at this point.” handed out annually but only when it is apparent that a
Too bad the Hall of Fame I wish Silva luck in his hard, especially over the last Browns’ Wright, Jackson
four years where player has “Gone The Distance” -- above and beyond the
Game didn’t live up to the rehab and hope he makes it injured: Browns starting
call, in his commitment, loyalty to the team and demeanor
immortals inducted. back before the end of this you’ve taken every cornerback Eric Wright
rep and every snap was kept out of practice -- on and off the field of play. Past winners include Todd
Now about next year!! season. after injuring his right Schumaker and Tony Ball in 2001, Marty Baird in 2005,
Among the top eligi- Why didn’t Baltimore in every game. I just leg during Cleveland’s
got to get used to it Ross Guisinger in 2007 and Austin Blaski in 2010.
bles are Jerome “The Bus” hire Buck Showalter morning workout.
“Whatever he was asked to do, lay down a bunt or
because it’s going Wright got hurt dur-
Bettis, Marshall Faulk, before? ing 7-on-7 drills about come in to pitch, there was never any hesitation. He
Curtis “My Favorite” Martin The Orioles are playing to be the same way halfway through the first
all season and I’ve would do what was needed to help the team,” stated head
and “Neon” Deion “Prime like an actual major-league of the Browns’ two prac-
coach Gene Stechschulte. “He was a leader by example.”
Time” Sanders. baseball team, instead of got to be ready to tices Tuesday. He was
go and make some plays.” attended to on the sideline by train- Assistant head coach Matt Rau added: “Drew is the
I do believe those guys like the Keystone Kops. ers, who put an ice wrap on Wright’s epitome of a team player. He is respectful, reliable and
are first-year locks. That is — for now. While waiting for his time leg. He limped to the team’s training
to come, McCoy has immersed committed to his team. He represents himself and the
Will he or won’t he? Now if they can just get facility for further treatment.
Ottawa Legion very well.”
Will Brett Favre suit up multi-millionaire trial law- himself in Cleveland’s thick Wright’s injury appeared to be to
playbook. Unfortunately, it his hamstring. It’s not yet known if it The award was presented to Mesker by Ottawa
for the Six Rulers this sea- yer Peter Angelos to sell will keep him out of Saturday’s exhi- Legion Baseball GM Dave Kersh and at the annual
son or has he — finally, the team! doesn’t have a chapter dedi- bition opener against Green Bay.
cated to patience. McCoy Before the evening practice ses- Ottawa Legion Baseball picnic.
once and for all, for the Ever since he bought the Drew, here laying down a bunt as part of his efforts
umpteenth time — bid adieu franchise 17 years ago, they admits that isn’t one of his sion, Wright walked onto the field
virtues. Given an assignment, without a limp but did not have his this summer, is the son of Kevin and Amy Mesker of Fort
to the National Football have gotten steadily worse. helmet. He worked out on a hand Jennings and plans to major in Chemical Engineering at
he would prefer to knock it out
League? This is not a small- and move on to the next one.
bike as his teammates warmed up
the University of Cincinnati.
If I am the Vikings, I am market team, either, with nearby.
He doesn’t have that luxury D’Qwell Jackson’s comeback
praying nightly on my knees Baltimore and Washington,
Local Golf Roundup
anymore. may have suffered a setback.
that he returns because of D.C. to draw from. McCoy is starting from Cleveland’s starting inside line-
Tarvaris Jackson is your I remember when he was scratch as a pro.
backer, one of the Browns’ top play-
starter .... all for the players getting all McCoy, who threw for
ers, left the practice field on Tuesday
with a potentially serious injury.
Bulldogs 8th at 84, Nate Cellar 88 and Mike
Personally, I think he the money — that is, until Lawler 92 as the Bulldogs
more than 13,000 yards and Jackson, who missed the final 10 Allen East invite opened their season.
will come back. One, he just he became an owner and 112 touchdowns with the games last season with a torn pecto-
LIMA — Columbus
doesn’t want to go through found out the hard way what Longhorns, would like noth-
ral muscle, walked dejectedly off the Tyler Turnwald finished
field during the evening session. As Grove, led by the 2-day total
training camp. Is that so it was really about. ing more than to play immedi- with a 77 for Van Wert,
he approached the training facility, of 161 of Clay Bryan (83-
hard to figure out? Unfortunately, he isn’t as ately. But he understands his he favored his right side as he tried to which ended up seventh,
78), finished eighth out of 15
He’s done it so many good at it as he was in the current status and is tapping open a door to the locker room. while Blake Doidge had 78
He briefly left the field and teams at the 2-day Allen East
times he doesn’t need it. courtroom or in his gener- into Delhomme and Wallace’s and Jacob Brake 81.
Their defense and run- osity around the Baltimore
returned to watch the end of prac- Invitational.
experience to make him a bet- tice without his pads and a towel Van Buren (312) edge
ning game is good enough area! Tuesday’s second round
ter player. wrapped around his neck. Jackson Toledo Lake (314) by two
to carry them early until Just like Ted Simmons was consoled by several teammates was played at Colonial.
Delhomme remembers strokes in tight battle for the
he gets up to speed on the (and I’m sure others). When who came to check on his condition. Miami Valley won the
what it’s like to be a wide- The 26-year-old Jackson has been top.
offense — which he knows he was a player, it was all event by 16 strokes over sec-
eyed rookie, lost in the dizzy- a steady player since being drafted by Elida is at Kalida (Country
in his sleep, by the way. about what they could get ing speed of a game moving the Browns in 2006. He led the team ond-place Van Buren.
Acres) today.
He has nothing to play and forget anything else. at warp speed compared to with tackles in 2008 and was one of The Bulldogs finished Van Buren 312, Toledo Lake 314,
their stalwarts on defense before tear- with a 717. Bryan and Willard 315, Liberty-Benton
for ... except a Super Bowl. When he got involved with college ball. Delhomme has ing his chest muscle last season when 316, Defiance 320, Van Wert 322,
He has won one and would management, he found out been impressed with McCoy’s Pittsburgh tight end Heath Miller Grove hosts Fort Jennings Wauseon 326, Genoa 327, Kenton 329,
like at least another and the reality the hard way. eagerness to learn and passion landed on him. (Pike Run) at 10 a.m. Elida 346.
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Cardinals brawl with


Vikings (yes, I admit it, Mr. So the Ryan Express Thursday in a PCL matchup.
Wrasman; with him they led a group of investors to B. Dyer of Miami Valley Lady Lancers 13th
are a ......... I can’t write it buy the Texas Rangers after was medalist with a 152 while at Fox’s Den
..... Super Bowl contender. a lot of haggling, including
Yuck!) are in the running. bankruptcy proceedings.
And the fact that his marks His work with the
Reds, beat ’em 8-4 Parkway’s B. Schatzer was
second with a 159.
Miami Valley 628, Van Buren
644, Parkway 649, Arlington 682,
CELINA — With Kaitlyn
Brant carding a 91, the
Lincolnview girls golfers fin-
as a passer will be passed Rangers as team president By JOE KAY By contrast, the Reds Waynesfield-Goshen A 670, Bath 695, ished 13th of 15 teams at
one day by one Peyton has done wonders for them. The Associated Press responded to the dustup with Patrick Henry 705, Columbus Grove Tuesday’s Celina Invitational
one of their worst games, com- 717, Perry 736, Carey and McComb 744,
Manning, so the longer he If his continuing work Leipsic and Riverside 756, Allen East 807, held at Fox’s Den.
plays, the longer Manning does as much for them as CINCINNATI — From their mitting three errors and manag- Waynesfield-Goshen B 822.
first-inning scrum to the final
Jessie Jordan of Graham
will have to play to pass his pitching ... ing only six singles. ----- was medalist with a 74, while
out, the St. Louis Cardinals “I don’t think it’s a big mys- Elida 11th at L-B Shawnee was led by Emily
sent a message: don’t demean tery that there was some ten-

MLB
FINDLAY — With Ian Crow with a 77 and Lesli
the defending champs. Not sion before the game,” third Haidle shooting an 82, Elida
without expecting a fight. baseman Scott Rolen said. “I Stolly 78.
Yadier Molina jawed with
finished 11th at the Liberty- Shawnee 332, Findlay 333, Graham
was tired before my first at-bat. 336, Wapakoneta 399, Minster 404,
The Associated Press
National League
Florida (Nolasco 12-8) at Washington
(L.Hernandez 8-7), 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati Reds second base- I won’t get into specifics about Benton Invitational boys golf Versailles and Wayne Trace 407, Van
East Division L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 10-7) at Philadelphia
man Brandon Phillips in the it. It was two teams defending meet held Tuesday afternoon. Buren 409, Celina 421, Fairborn 425,
(Blanton 4-6), 7:05 p.m. Parkway 427, St. Henry 432, Lincolnview
Atlanta
W
65 48
L Pct
.575
GB
— ----- first inning Tuesday night, their own people. It got ugly.” Aric Thompson had an 451, Antwerp 453, Marion Local 468.
American League

Orioles stay hot under


Philadelphia 62 50 .554 2 1/2
East Division
sparking a benches-clearing It all started with Phillips.
New York 56 56 .500 8 1/2
Florida 55 56 .495 9 W L Pct GB fight, and the Cardinals fol- The second baseman opened
New York 69 43 .616 — lowed their catcher’s lead to the series by saying he hates
manager Showalter
Washington 49 64 .434 16
Central Division Tampa Bay 69 44 .611 1/2
W L Pct GB Boston 65 49 .570 5 an 8-4 victory that moved St. the Cardinals and calling them
St. Louis 63 49 .563 — Toronto 59 53 .527 10 Louis back into first place in complainers. Reds manager
Cincinnati 64 50 .561 — Baltimore 39 74 .345 30 1/2 the NL Central. Dusty Baker wished he hadn’t
Milwaukee 53 61 .465 11 Central Division The Associated Press Baltimore a 7-6 lead. It came
Houston 48 64 .429 15 W L Pct GB When it was over, there said it and had a talk with after Arrieta fell behind 6-4
Chicago 48 65 .425 15 1/2 Minnesota 64 49 .566 — were cuts and scrapes and a Phillips before the game on CLEVELAND — Buck by allowing five runs in the
Pittsburgh 39 73 .348 24 Chicago 63 50 .558 1
sense that the Cardinals had Tuesday.
West Division Detroit
Cleveland
54 59 .478
47 66 .416
10
17 gotten the better of it all. Then, Phillips caught grief Showalter took the Baltimore bottom of the fourth after the
W L Pct GB
San Diego 65 46 .586 — Kansas City 47 66 .416 17 “I know our guys,” manager from the Cardinals. Orioles’ new hit show on the Orioles had taken a 4-1 lead
San Francisco 64 50 .561 2 1/2 West Division
W L Pct GB Tony La Russa said. “This is He dug in to lead off the road and produced another with four runs in the top half.
Los Angeles 59 54 .522 7
Colorado 58 54 .518 7 1/2 Texas 65 47 .580 — not the first time that we’ve bottom of the first and tapped win. Corey Patterson hit a solo
Arizona 45 69 .395 21 1/2 Los Angeles 58 57 .504 8 1/2
Oakland 56 56 .500 9 been challenged. You just go his bat on Molina’s shin guard Felix Pie hit the first of homer in the sixth, then Matt
———
Tuesday’s Results Seattle 44 70 .386 22 up and down our roster — in a friendly gesture. Molina four home runs by the Orioles Wieters had a 2-run shot and
Florida 8, Washington 2
L.A. Dodgers 15, Philadelphia 9
———
Tuesday’s Results
we’ve got a bunch of guys was taken aback. in a 14-8 victory over the Luke Scott another 3-run
N.Y. Mets 1, Colorado 0 Baltimore 14, Cleveland 8 that are very tough characters. The exchange turned angry. Cleveland Indians on Tuesday drive during the Orioles’
St. Louis 8, Cincinnati 4
Atlanta 4, Houston 2
Tampa Bay 8, Detroit 0 Like I say, there’s times that Phillips took off his helmet, night, Showalter’s first road 6-run eighth.
Boston 7, Toronto 5
Arizona 2, Milwaukee 1 Texas 4, N.Y. Yankees 3, 10 innings you beat us, we’re not good Molina removed his mask. game since taking over as Cleveland has lost eight of
San Diego 4, Pittsburgh 1
Chicago Cubs 8, San Francisco 6
Minnesota 12, Chicago White Sox 6 enough, but you’re never going Both benches and bullpens manager. its last 10 at home.
L.A. Angels 3, Kansas City 1 to scare us and we’re never emptied.
Today’s Games
Seattle 2, Oakland 0 The Orioles improved to “We could have a few
St. Louis (Wainwright 16-6) at Cincinnati
(Arroyo 12-6), 12:35 p.m. Today’s Games going to back down.” La Russa and Baker talked 7-1 with Showalter in com- more wins with fewer walks
Atlanta (Hanson 8-8) at Houston (W.Rodriguez Tampa Bay (Garza 11-6) at Detroit (Verlander
12-7), 1:05 p.m.
The fight brought out their animatedly in the middle of mand. and fewer errors,” Indians
9-11), 2:05 p.m.
Kansas City (Greinke 7-11) at L.A. Angels best. the crowd. Rolen — a former
Florida (Volstad 5-8) at Washington (Olsen
(Jer.Weaver 11-7), 3:35 p.m. St. Louis has won the first Cardinal — went after St. Louis
Rookie right-hander Jake manager Manny Acta said.
3-3), 7:05 p.m.
L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 9-6) at Philadelphia Oakland (Braden 6-8) at Seattle (French 1-2),
3:40 p.m. two games of the showdown pitcher Chris Carpenter, trying Arrietta (4-3) allowed five “We need to face it and we
(Oswalt 6-13), 7:05 p.m.
Colorado (Francis 4-4) at N.Y. Mets (Niese Baltimore (Bergesen 3-9) at Cleveland series between teams locked to be a peacemaker. That, too, earned runs over six innings need to get better.”
7-5), 7:10 p.m. (Tomlin 1-1), 7:05 p.m.
Boston (C.Buchholz 12-5) at Toronto in a tight race since May. The escalated. to win for the first time in Asdrubal Cabrera’s run-
Arizona (D.Hudson 2-0) at Milwaukee (Bush
5-9), 8:10 p.m. (Marcum 10-5), 7:07 p.m. Cardinals moved a season-high The altercation lasted seven five starts. scoring single gave Cleveland
N.Y. Yankees (Vazquez 9-8) at Texas (Cl.Lee
Pittsburgh (Ja.McDonald 1-1) at San Diego
(Correia 8-7), 10:05 p.m. 10-5), 8:05 p.m. 14 games over .500 and a few minutes. Play resumed and Showalter’s starting pitch- a 1-0 lead in the third.
Chicago Cubs (Gorzelanny 6-6) at San Minnesota (Perkins 0-0) at Chicago White
Sox (Danks 11-8), 8:10 p.m.
percentage points ahead of the Phillips grounded out. ers had posted a 1.89 ERA Both teams sent nine
Francisco (Zito 8-6), 10:15 p.m.
Thursday’s Games Thursday’s Games Reds, who had led the division Molina hit a solo homer on a 6-1 homestand after he men to bat in the fourth. The
Colorado (Hammel 8-6) at N.Y. Mets Boston (Lackey 10-7) at Toronto (Mills 1-0),
12:37 p.m.
for the last eight days. off Cueto (11-3) in the second took over. Orioles’ 4-run half included
(J.Santana 9-6), 12:10 p.m. The defending champions
Arizona (R.Lopez 5-10) at Milwaukee (Ra. Baltimore (Millwood 2-11) at Cleveland inning and later added a sacri- Pie’s 3-run drive over the an error, a wild pitch, two
Wolf 8-9), 2:10 p.m. (J.Gomez 2-0), 7:05 p.m.
Minnesota (Liriano 10-7) at Chicago White
improved to 9-5 against the fice fly. Matt Holliday broke center field wall off Justin walks, three hits and a spec-
Chicago Cubs (R.Wells 5-10) at San Francisco
(M.Cain 9-9), 3:45 p.m. Sox (Floyd 8-8), 8:10 p.m. Reds this season, the only team the game open with a bases- Masterson (4-11) with tacular play by Cabrera at
Pittsburgh (Duke 5-10) at San Diego (Garland N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 14-5) at Kansas City in the NL Central that has beat- loaded single in the seventh,
10-8), 6:35 p.m. (Chen 7-5), 8:10 p.m. two outs in the fifth gave shortstop.
en them so thoroughly. one of his four hits.
www.delphosherald.com Wednesday, August 11, 2010 The Herald —7

BUSINESS
Stocks retreat as Fed
grows more cautious
By STEPHEN BERNARD bigger profits, like corporate debt completely. Low volume also can
The Associated Press and stocks. exaggerate swings in the market.
The sell-off comes after the The yield on the 10-year
NEW YORK — Stocks and Fed took a much more cau- Treasury note, which moves
interest rates tumbled today tious view of the recovery. In opposite its price, fell to 2.70
as investors worldwide grew its statement at the conclusion percent from 2.77 percent late
increasingly concerned about of the meeting, the Fed said the Tuesday. Interest rates are often
the health of the U.S. economy recovery “has slowed in recent set based on the yield of 10-year
based on actions by the Federal months.” It reinforced comments Treasurys.
Reserve. from Chairman Ben Bernanke The 10-year yield is at lev-
U.S. investors followed the last month when he spooked the els not touched since late March
lead of overseas stock markets, market by saying the pace of 2009 just weeks after recession
which fell sharply. Japan’s Nikkei recovery was “unusually uncer- worries sent the stock market to
stock average was hit especially tain.” a 12-year low.
hard by the rising value of the In morning trading, the Dow Britain’s FTSE 100 fell 2
Photo submitted yen, which will hurt the export- Jones industrial average dropped percent, Germany’s DAX index
ing sector. The dollar is at a 199.42, or 1.9 percent, to dropped 2 percent, and France’s
Ottoville Bank Company joins chamber 15-year low against the yen.
The Dow Jones industrial aver-
10,444.83. The Standard & Poor’s
500 index fell 22.70, or 2 percent,
CAC-40 fell 2.3 percent. Japan’s
Nikkei stock average dropped 2.7
The Ottoville Bank Company, located at 940 E. Fifth St., Delphos, has joined the age fell nearly 200 points. Broader to 1,098.36, while the Nasdaq percent.
Delphos Area Chamber of Commerce. Participating in a ribbon-cutting are, from left, indexes fell about 2 percent. composite index fell 53.34, or 2.3 Economic reports in recent
Mayor Michael Gallmeier; Safety Service Director Greg Berquist; Chamber President The Fed said Tuesday it percent, to 2,223.83. months, including key measures
Rick Vonderwell; Ron Elwer and Denise Kloeppel of The Ottoville Bank; chamber will start buying government The S&P 500 slipped below on gross domestic product and
board member Janet Metzger; and Chamber Executive Director Jennifer Moenter. bonds with money it gets from 1,100, a key technical and psy- employment, have pointed to
Contact the bank at 419-695-3313 or visit www.ottovillebank.com. the maturing mortgage-backed chological level. Falling and a slowing recovery in the U.S.
bonds that it bought during the holding below that level could Opinions are mixed about wheth-
recession. The goal is to try to cut add to anxieties and lead to more er the economy could fall back

Tropical depression halts drilling at Gulf interest rates on mortgages and


corporate loans, which in turn
would increase borrowing and
selling.
Just 249 stocks rose on the
New York Stock Exchange
into recession. A report today
showed the U.S. trade deficit
widened in June to its highest
By JEFFREY COLLINS won’t send workers back to essary. help the economy grow faster. compared with 2,512 that fell. level in 20 months as exports
and HARRY R. WEBER land. They have about 30 to The delay from the storm It could also drive the prices Volume came to a light 113.3 dipped. Falling exports are dis-
The Associated Press 50 feet left to drill. came on the same day that of Treasurys so high and their million shares. Volume has been couraging because they mean
The relief well is meant to anglers and tourism opera- yields so low that they are no lon- particularly light, even by sum- U.S. manufacturers could be
NEW ORLEANS — allow BP PLC to pump mud tors got some good news: ger attractive investments, forc- mer standards in recent days as slowing down. Early this year,
Drilling the final feet of a and cement into the broken Federal authorities announced ing traders to move into riskier uncertainty about the economy led manufacturing showed the most
assets that have the potential for many investors to exit the market consistent signs of recovery.

You borrowed from a credit


relief well intended to per- one from deep underground that about 5,000 square
manently plug the busted BP for a so-called bottom kill, miles of Gulf along Florida’s
oil well deep below the Gulf a permanent seal that would Panhandle was reopened for
of Mexico will have to wait complement a plug injected commercial and recreational

company, pay it back


two to three days as a tropi- into the top of the well last fishing.
cal depression bears down on week. Jane Lubchenco, adminis-
the site. Allen has insisted for days trator of the National Oceanic
BP and Coast Guard offi- that BP go ahead with the bot- Atmospheric Administration,
cials had already decided to tom kill, even though the top said the expanse from east of
stop drilling earlier Tuesday, plug appeared to be holding. Pensacola to Cape San Blas DEAR BRUCE: I hear married for the second time
before forecasters at the On Tuesday, though, he said and extending south into the a lot of advertisements BRUCE WILLIAMS after being a widower for
National Hurricane Center testing still needs to be done open Gulf was safe for fish- on the radio about credit four years. I knew my new
named the storm a depres-
sion. A tropical storm warn-
on the well before a final deci-
sion is made.
ing. No oil has been observed
in those waters since July 3,
card debt and how to get
out from under them at Smart husband for several years
but just recently found
ing was issued for much of
the Gulf Coast affected by
“I’m not sure we know that
... I don’t want to prejudge
though testing will continue.
The spill started with an
“a fraction of the amount
owed.” They state that
credit card companies have
Money out after we got married
that he has neglected to
file his taxes for the past
the oil spill, from Destin, Fla., whether we are going to do it April 20 explosion that sank
to Intracoastal City, La., and or not going to do it. It will be the BP-leased drilling rig to clear their books. How five years. I’m glad that I
included New Orleans. conditions-based.” Deepwater Horizon and killed will doing this affect my found out now, as we have
The center of the storm He later assigned a “very 11 workers. credit rating? Is this something I need to look not combined any of our accounts yet, but he
was located off Florida, more low probability” to the bottom More than 300 lawsuits into or stay away from? -- R.S., via e-mail wants to, and I’m afraid that this will affect
than 200 miles southeast of kill not being done, but then filed in the aftermath against DEAR R.S.: I have heard similar me negatively. Do you think it’s a good idea
the mouth of the Mississippi said: “We will let everybody BP and other companies will advertising on the radio. Some state that credit to keep things separate? I’m not sure who
River today. The depression know” if that changes. be handled by a federal judge card companies have received huge amounts to go to for help in this matter and whom he
had been expected to strength- BP Senior Vice President in New Orleans, a judicial of money from the government, etc. The should contact to get his back taxes in order.
en and become Tropical Storm Kent Wells said it’s “real- panel said Tuesday. reality is they are saying that you are going -- Sandra, via e-mail
Danielle, but weakened slight- ly a possibility” that cement An order issued Tuesday to go back to these companies, that you don’t DEAR SANDRA: First and foremost,
ly this morning. engineers pumped in through by the U.S. Judicial Panel on have any money, or you have relatively little protect yourself, which seems like you have
Retired Coast Guard Adm. the top went down into the Multidistrict Litigation said money and that you very likely will consider already thought about. Your husband needs to
Thad Allen, the government’s reservoir, came back up and 77 cases plus more than 200 bankruptcy, but they will renegotiate. contact a CPA before the IRS or an Enrolled
point man on the spill, said plugged the annulus, which is potential “tag-along” actions How is this going to affect your credit Agent contacts him. It may take some doing
the last steps will have to wait between the inner piping and will be transferred to U.S. rating? You tell me, if someone who owes and lots of penalties will be involved, but this
for ending any threat from the the outer casing. District Judge Carl Barbier. you money and comes to negotiate a lower is something that I am confident they will
well that spewed more than Allen also said officials The judicial panel’s order payment strictly on the basis of their ability advise you to do and something that he needs
200 million gallons of oil over were removing some boom says the federal court based in to pay (not bad service, etc.), how would you to do immediately. It’s better if he approaches
three months before a tempo- that had been put out to catch New Orleans is the best place react? It will most certainly end up on your the IRS instead of them coming after him.
rary cap sealed it in mid-July. oil in Florida, Alabama and for the litigation because south- credit report. Unless you have severe financial He will be treated more kindly if he makes
Crews will pop in a tem- Mississippi. He said the boom east Louisiana is the “geograph- problems, you have to look at yourself in the the overture to contact the IRS through your
porary plug to safeguard what will be put it in storage and ic and psychological ’center of mirror everyday. representative. If they catch on that he hasn’t
they’ve drilled so far, but they available for future use if nec- gravity”’ for the cases. You borrowed the money (that’s what you filed in five years, it could get rough, so he

Macy’s profit surges in the 2Q


do when you use a credit card), and now you needs to be proactive. In the meantime, as
are trying to walk away from it. My teeth get you surmised, keep your finances completely
on edge every time I hear these commercials separate, which includes bank accounts, credit
NEW YORK (AP) — to $5.54 billion. For the quar- on spending, any sales gains imply that the credit card companies and banks cards, etc., and by all means, you must file in
Macy’s Inc.’s net income ter, revenue at stores opened are coming at the expense of are greedy. They didn’t appear greedy when a timely fashion.
surged in the second quarter at least a year increased 4.9 other retailers. you were looking to borrow their money, and
as the department store chain percent. Revenue at stores Clearly, Macy’s is emerg- now you have an obligation to pay it. Copyright 2010, United Feature Syndicate,
saw a payoff from its focus opened at least a year is con- ing as a winner heading into If you truly cannot, then that’s another Inc.
on exclusive moderate-price sidered a key measure of a the fierce battle for the critical matter. Otherwise, it would
fashions and tailoring mer- retailer’s health because it back-to-school season. In fact, seem to me that you will do the
chandise to local markets. excludes the effects of new July’s revenue reports released honorable thing.
The company, based in stores and stores that close last week showed that Macy’s
MULTIPLE TRUCK DRIVING
Cincinnati, boosted its profit during the year. sales is making sales at the DEAR BRUCE: I recently
outlook and increased its fore- Analysts surveyed by expense of J.C. Penney Co.
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as it takes market share from ed 28 cents per share on rev-
rivals such as J.C. Penney. enue of $5.5 billion. Older Man Defeats Younger Man
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www.delphosherald.com Wednesday, August 11, 2010 The Herald – 8

Annie asked Tomorrow’s HI AND LOIS

advice on
Horoscope
By Bernice Bede Osol

adult problem
Thursday, Aug. 12, 2010

Investigate any new venture or


enterprise that might interest you in
the year ahead, but don’t get involved
until you have finished the projects
you have already begun. Your life
Dear Annie: I have been know of. We recommend you could get more complicated than it
needs to be.
dating the woman of my and your mother have a nice LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - When
dreams for a year. She treats long talk before she moves in. making a major purchase at a terrific
me incredibly well, and we Explain that living together price, carefully examine why it is
both are very much in love. will require compromises from
being sold at such an amazing cost.
A quick sale price could be hiding
BLONDIE
Like most adults our age, at both of you, and it’s best to many flaws and quirks.
first we had sex every week. iron out some of the problem VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -
Any agreement is only as good as the
However, over the past few areas in advance. She should intent of the parties involved. When
months, “Jane” has not been not expect you to change your you see the other guy bending over
willing to make love and has lifestyle in order to please her, backward to be fair, step up to the
plate and follow his example.
not shown much sign of physi- and you must allow her to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - It
cal attraction toward me. I con- maintain her independence. would be a mistake to take advantage
fronted her about it, Learn to turn a deaf of some ways you spot for dodging
or postponing a major responsibil-
and she said sex is ear to some of her ity that’s come due. Avoiding them
painful. We agreed criticisms, and say further will only compound the prob-
to try to make things “no” when she lems involved.
better and not give makes unreasonable SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - If
you find yourself in a sociable mood,
up on a potentially demands. If you are look for close or familiar friends to
great sex life. consistently polite share some time with, rather than ac-
BEETLE BAILEY
Since that con- but firm about it, cept an invitation to join a new group.
You’ll only enjoy yourself if you can
versation, Jane she will eventually relax.
still hasn’t shown adjust -- and so will SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
any physical inter- you. 21) - You might suspect you have the
edge, but this could be a miscalcula-
est. I have tried Dear Annie: tion on your part when it comes to a
setting the right “Frustrated Bride- competitive involvement. Don’t take
atmosphere, and Annie’s Mailbox to-Be” said she is any chances, especially in career-
related realms.
I always tell her getting married soon CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
how beautiful and sexy she is. and wants her guests to make 19) - It would be a big mistake if you
I would never want to put her donations to charity instead pretend to be knowledgeable about
something, when in fact you know
through anything she doesn’t of giving wedding gifts, but very little. People could take you up
enjoy, but I truly want a good her friends and relatives don’t on what you say, and trouble would
sex life with the woman I seem to be complying. result
love and believe it can be I recommend she regis- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -
Don’t take on any long-term fiscal ob-
achieved. ter at her local retailers for ligations at this time if you’re not in the SNUFFY SMITH
Should I confront her only sensible everyday items financial position to do so comfortably.
again, or do you have any like towels, sheets, dishes, It could inconvenience your present
lifestyle far longer than you think.
other suggestions? -- Loving cups, pot and pans. After the PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -
Boyfriend wedding, she can take the Stand up for yourself instead of al-
Dear Boyfriend: The unwrapped gifts to her local lowing an associate whose judgment
you find questionable to impose his/
right atmosphere and nice women’s shelter or the char- her beliefs on you. If you don’t, later
compliments are not going ity of her choice. These things on you will regret your silence.
to solve Jane’s problem. She would bring tremendous joy ARIES (March 21-April 19) -
Don’t expect co-workers to stand idly
needs to see her gynecologist to someone in need. This by watching you slack off, leaving
and explain that she is suffer- solution gets her the outcome them to do most of the heavy lifting.
ing from painful intercourse she wants without forcing her If you fail to shoulder your portion of
the burden, they will speak up loud
(dyspareunia). There can be a guests to stop giving pres- and clear.
variety of causes, both physi- ents. And, as you stated, she TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
cal and psychological, and should be sure to send thank- - Be particularly mindful of what
an array of treatments. But you notes. -- Tris you’re eating or drinking, because HAGAR THE HORRIBLE
your self-discipline might not be up
it is important that Jane talk Dear Tris: A lovely solu- to par, and you could find yourself
to someone knowledgeable. tion! Thanks for suggesting it. overindulging.
Ask Jane if she would like Annie’s Mailbox is written GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - If
you find yourself having to deal with
you to accompany her so you by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy someone who is spoiled and accus-
can learn how to be support- Sugar, longtime editors of the tomed to having his/her own way,
ive and helpful. She sounds Ann Landers column. Please don’t hesitate to take matters in your
hands and call a halt to this behavior.
worth it. e-mail your questions to CANCER (June 21-July 22) -
Dear Annie: I am (God anniesmailbox@comcast.net, Do be optimistic, but realize it will
help me) thinking about hav- or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, take much more than wishful think-
ing to bring your aspirations into be-
ing my 80-year-old mother c/o Creators Syndicate, 5777 ing. A great deal of realistic and prac-
move in with me. In some W. Century Blvd., Ste. 700, tical hard work will be needed.
ways, it would benefit both Los Angeles, CA 90045. Copyright 2010, United Feature Syndicate, Inc.

of us. Her health is deterio-


rating, she is on a small fixed BORN LOSER
income, and my own post-
divorce finances are shaky.
However, Mom is highly
controlling and critical and
tends to be spiteful when she
doesn’t get her way.
I have serious concerns
about being able to maintain
my privacy and my identity
should she come to live with
me. There is a limit to the
number of nasty remarks I
am willing to tolerate, and
just because she disapproves FRANK & ERNEST
of my career, my music pref-
erences, my friends, etc.,
doesn’t mean I’m going to
change my ways.
Can you give me some
advice on how to address
these issues in advance? Is
there a Bill of Rights for when
parents move in? -- Trying
To Do My Duty
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German exchange students and host families

Verl, Germany Friendship Link coordinator Frithjof Meissner, right, stands with Nancy Spencer photo
Ginger Denman, second from right, exchange student program coordinator in Delphos, Exchange student Justus Obergassel, center, is staying with Ken Wise, right, and his
her exchange student, Laura Kampwirth, second from left, and Tanya Denman. Ginger’s son, Quinn.
husband, Gene, was unavailable.

Flight attendant’s grand


exit draws charges, fans
By DEEPTI HAJELA and AirfareWatchdog.com, speaking about response
SAMANTHA GROSS to his site’s blog on the incident. “I’ve never
The Associated Press seen such an outpouring of support for a flight
attendant.”
NEW YORK — No fed-up worker has ever Slater’s attorney, Howard Turman, said his
said “I’ve had it” quite like Steven Slater. client had been drawn into a fight between two
Prosecutors say the JetBlue flight attendant female passengers over space in the overhead
flipped out over a fight with an agitated trav- bins as the Pittsburgh-to-New York flight was
eler Monday, cursing over the intercom before awaiting takeoff. Somehow, Slater was hit in the
grabbing some beer from the plane’s galley head, Turman said.
and making a grand exit down the emergency After JetBlue Flight 1052 landed in New
slide at Kennedy Airport. He has been charged York, one of the women who had been asked
with felonies but elevated to folk-hero status to gate-check her bag was enraged that it wasn’t
by thousands who shrugged off allegations that immediately available, Turman said.
Slater endangered others and praised him for his “The woman was outraged and cursed him
take-this-job-and-shove-it moment. out a great deal,” Turman said. “At some point, I
Slater, whose father was an airline pilot, think he just wanted to avoid conflict with her.”
wore a slight smile Tuesday as he was led into a That’s when he deployed the slide, Turman
Jeff and Chris Koverman, right, and their son, Corey, are hosting Carolin Scheer. Their state court in Queens to be arraigned on charges said. A spokesman for the Port Authority of
daughter, Jessica, was unavailable. of criminal mischief, reckless endangerment New York and New Jersey, which controls the
and trespassing, counts that carry a maximum airport, said Slater took at least one beer from
penalty of seven years in prison. The judge set the plane galley on his way out.
his bail at $2,500. “Those of you who have shown dignity and
Hours later, Slater exited a Bronx lockup respect these last 20 years, thanks for a great
after posting bail. Stephen Morello, a spokes- ride,” Slater said over the plane’s loudspeaker,
man for the city’s Department of Correction, according to prosecutors.
didn’t have details on who posted bail. Prosecutors said Slater’s actions could have
“It seems like something here has resonated been deadly if ground crew workers had been
with a few people. And that’s kinda neat,” Slater hit by the emergency slide, which deploys with
told reporters as he left the Vernon C. Bain a force of 3,000 pounds per square inch. Turman
Center before being whisked away in a car. said Slater had opened the hatch and made sure
Slater, a 38-year-old airline veteran who lives no one was in the slide’s path before deploying
steps from the Queens beach a few miles from it.
the airport, had been flying long enough to see Passenger Phil Catelinet said he heard
much of the gleam of the air travel experience Slater’s profanity-laced announcement over the
tarnished by frayed nerves, rising fees, plum- public address system before he left the plane.
meting airline profits and packed cabins. He said Slater ended by saying, “I’ve had it.” He
“One by one all of these niceties have been described the announcement as “the most inter-
removed from the customer experience. I think esting part of the day to that point” but didn’t see
subconsciously, it’s causing passengers to be Slater use the exit slide or grab the beer.
very angry,” said Pauline Frommer, creator of It wasn’t until he saw Slater on an airport
the Pauline Frommer Guides and daughter of train and overheard him talking about the esca-
Arthur Frommer. “There’s an us-versus-them pade that he put it together.
mentality.” “He was smiling. He was happy he’d done
Sentiment online appeared to fall in Slater’s this,” Catelinet told NBC’s “Today.”
court. By early Tuesday afternoon, more than Initially, authorities blamed Slater’s blowup
Exchange student Melanie Krause is staying with Keith and Mary Lou Pohlman. 20,000 people had declared themselves support- on a passenger refusing to sit down as the plane
ers of Slater on Facebook, and the number was taxied to the gate. But after interviewing more
growing by thousands every hour. At least one witnesses, investigators confirmed the dispute
fan set up a legal fund on his behalf. had begun in Pittsburgh and resumed at the end
“Overwhelmingly people said it should of the flight, a law enforcement official told The
have been the passenger who was ejected from Associated Press, speaking on condition of ano-
the plane,” said George Hobica, founder of nymity because the investigation was ongoing.

Cold night crept by after crash killed Stevens


By MARK THIESSEN crash, Tom Tucker described Temperatures ranged from
and MARY PEMBERTON seeing a survivor still strapped about 48 degrees to 50 degrees
The Associated Press in the front seat with the nose overnight at Dillingham.
of the plane disintegrated. His “These individuals were
DILLINGHAM, Alaska — head was cut, and his legs cold. We covered them up with
Former Sen. Ted Stevens lay appeared to be broken. blankets and made them as
dead in the mangled fuselage “The front of the aircraft comfortable as we could.”
of the plane. A 13-year-old was gone,” Tucker said. “He Master Sgt. Jonathan
boy escaped death but watched was just sitting in the chair.” Davis, one of the first National
his father die a few feet away. He and other responders Guardsmen to reach the
Medical workers spent the made a tarp tent over the miss- crash site, told ABC’s “Good
miserable night tending to sur- ing cockpit to keep him dry. Morning America” that the
vivors’ broken bones amid a It was rainy and cold, and he waders helped the injured by
huge slick of fuel that coated a believes the passengers’ heavy acting “as sort of a survival-
muddy mountainside. duty waders protected them type blanket,” keeping body
The gruesome details of the when they went into shock. heat in and water out.
plane crash that killed Stevens
Joe and Crystie Rode, left, are hosting exchange student Christina Pollklasener. and four others emerged as
investigators tried to figure out
how the float plane crashed into
a mountain during a fishing trip.
Three teenagers and their par-
ents were on the plane, includ-
ing the former head of NASA. Answers to Tuesday’s questions:
Authorities were studying The native country of Agatha Christie’s detective Hercule
weather patterns to understand Periot is Belgium.
if overcast skies, rain and Scarlett O’Hara’s real first name was Katie.
gusty winds played a role in Today’s questions:
a crash that claimed the life of How many years did Robinson Crusoe spend ship-
the most revered politician in wrecked on his island?
Alaska history. What exotic city was featured in National Geographic
The Republican was remem- magazine’s first story in 1905?
bered as a towering political Answers in Thursday’s Herald.
figure who brought billions of Today’s words:
dollars to the state during his Doodlesack: bagpipe
40 years in the Senate — a Sthenia: strength or vigor
career that ended amid a cor- Today’s joke:
ruption trial in 2008. He was A group of friends who went deer hunting separated
later cleared of the charges. into pairs for the day. That night, one hunter retuned
A pilot who was one of alone, staggering under an eight-point buck.
the first to arrive at the scene “Where is Mike?” asked another hunter.
described a horrific scene of “He fainted a couple of miles up the trail,” Mike’s
airplane wreckage, fuel, rainy partner answered.
weather, dead bodies and “You left him lying there alone and carried the deer
frightened survivors. back?”
As he helped shuttle a doc- “A tough call,” said the hunter. “But I figured no one
Jim, back left, and Ann Benfield , back center, along with their daughter, Jane, right, tor and two EMTs to the scene is going to steal Mike.”
and their grandson, Jordan, front, are hosting exchange student Julius Obergassel about three hours after the

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