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Drug prices to fall in wave of expiring patents
BY LINDA A. JOHNSON The Associated Press The cost of prescription medicines used by millions of people every day is about to plummet. The next 14 months will bring generic versions of seven of the worlds 20 bestselling drugs, including the top two: cholesterol fighter Lipitor and blood thinner Plavix. The magnitude of this wave of expiring drugs patents is unprecedented. Between now and 2016, blockbusters with about $255 billion in global annual sales are set to go off patent, notes EvaluatePharma Ltd., a London research firm. Generic competition will decimate sales of the brand-name drugs and slash the cost to patients and companies that provide health benefits. Top drugs getting generic competition by September 2012 are taken by millions every day: Lipitor alone is taken by about 4.3 million Americans and Plavix by 1.4 million. Generic versions of big-selling drugs for blood pressure, asthma, diabetes, depression, high triglycerides, HIV and bipolar disorder also are coming by then. The flood of generics will continue for the next decade or so, as about 120 brandname prescription drugs lose market exclusivity, according to prescription benefit manager Medco Health Solutions Inc. My estimation is at least 15 percent of the population is currently using one of the drugs whose patents will expire in 2011 or 2012, says Joel Owerbach, chief pharmacy officer for Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield, Delphos, Ohio which serves most of upstate New York. Those patients, along with businesses and taxpayers who help pay for prescription drugs through corporate and government prescription plans, collectively will save a small fortune. Thats because generic drugs typically cost 20 percent to 80 percent less than the brand names. Doctors hope the lower prices will significantly reduce the number of people jeopardizing their health because they cant afford medicines they need. Dr. Nieca Goldberg, director of The Womens Heart Program at NYU Langone Medical Center in Manhattan, worries about patients who are skipping checkups and halving pills to pare costs. You can pretty much tell by the numbers when I check the patients blood pressure or cholesterol levels, that theyve not taken their medications as often as prescribed, she says. Even people with private insurance or Medicare arent filling all their prescriptions, studies show, particularly for cancer drugs with copays of hundreds of dollars or more. The new generics will slice copayments of those with insurance. For the uninsured, who have been paying full price, the savings will be much bigger. Daly Powers, 25, an uninsured student who works two part-time jobs at low wages, says he often cant afford the $220 a month for his depression and attention deficit disorder pills. He couldnt buy either drug in June and says hes struggling with his See DRUGS, page 9A

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Food giveaway set Tuesday

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Delphos Community Unity organization will sponsor another free food distribution from 3:305:30 p.m. on Tuesday at the Delphos Eagles Lodge on East Fifth Street. The distribution is open to income eligible residents of the Delphos City School District and is made possible by contributions from local businesses, individuals and service organizations. Recipients will be required to sign a selfdeclaration of income form. Doors to the distribution will open that afternoon at 2:30 p.m.

Storms dump rain, cut power

COLUMBUS (AP) Ohio is drying out and powering back up following storms with high winds that also dumped large amounts of rain. National Weather Service meteorologist Andy Latto says downpours late Sunday afternoon swamped some Columbus neighborhoods with up to 4 inches of rain. He tells The Columbus Dispatch 2 inches fell within just 45 minutes in some areas. More than 14,000 American Electric Power customers lost service. AEP still had nearly 4,000 out this morning, out of more than 5,000 utility customers without power statewide. The Dayton Daily News reports lightning brought an early end to a major air show in Dayton, while the areas winds blew over a large tent at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, sending two people to the hospital with minor injuries.

Julie Neidert of Fort Jennings, above center, can thank several friends in attendance at the Fort Jennings Park 10K Giveaway Saturday evening for giving her the heads up. Neiderts name was drawn at 8 p.m. as the $2,500 winner and she had 10 minutes to claim the prize before it would be pieced out in 10 $250 drawings. Neidert was babysitting her nephew at the time and was unable to attend the party at the park. She made it to claim her prize with 30 seconds to spare. Above Park Board President Jerry Siefker, left, and fellow board member Tim Fitzpatrick, right, congratulate Neidert. Below: Siefker and Fitzpatrick enlist the help of top ticket-seller Andrew Aldrich in drawing Neiderts name as Trent Siefker looks on. The fundraiser netted the Fort Jennings Park Board with a little more than $8,000 for park projects.

Neidert wins Jennings Park Giveaway

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Boosters set purse bingo

Jefferson Athletic Boosters have set a Wildcat Purse Bingo for 7 p.m. Aug. 12 at the Delphos Eagles Lodge. Tickets are $30, which include 20 games. Proceeds go to the Pay to Participate Fund.

Thrive meets Wednesday

NKorean official to go to US for nuclear talks

By FOSTER KLUG and MATTHEW LEE The Associated Press HONG KONG A senior North Korean official will visit the United States this week to discuss the possible resumption of long-stalled international negotiations on ending Pyongyangs nuclear programs, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday. The news that diplomats could be close to reviving sixnation disarmament talks that broke off in 2008 comes after more than a year of animosity and high tension between the rival Koreas and raises hopes in a region on edge. Two attacks Seoul blames on Pyongyang last year killed 50 South Koreans and led to threats of war. Clintons invitation for North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye Gwan to visit New York follows a crucial meeting Friday between nuclear negotiators from North and South Korea on the sidelines of a regional forum of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, in Bali. It was the first such meeting since disarmament talks collapsed in 2008, and the envoys agreed to work toward the resumption of sixnation negotiations. The recent diplomacy comes after more than a year of hardline unity by Washington and Seoul since international investigators said a North Korean torpedo sank a South Korean warship in March of last year, killing 46 sailors. The South demand-

Van Wert County Hospital Physical Rehabilitation in coordination with the American Cancer Society invites cancer survivors, their families and caregivers to the July Thrive meeting. This free and open-to-thepublic session will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday at the Van Wert County Hospital. Participants will meet in the hospital lobby. Weather permitting, this session will be held outdoors; wear comfortable clothes and shoes. The guest speaker is Anne Dunn from Van Wert Hospitals Gaylord E. Leslie Wellness Center. She will be demonstrating basic and beginning Tai Chi poses. Sunny Tuesday with a high of 92 and low 67. See page 2A.

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ed the North show regret for the warship sinking and an artillery attack on a frontline South Korean island that killed four in November. North Korea denies a role in the sinking and says South Korea provoked the island shelling. While refusing to apologize, however, Pyongyang has repeatedly shown a willingness to return to the disarmament talks. The North is seen as needing a diplomatic breakthrough and outside food aid ahead of the 2012 centennial of the birth of the countrys founder, Kim Il Sung. We are open to talks with North Korea, but we do not intend to reward the North just for returning to the table, Clinton said in a statement announcing Kim Kye Gwans trip to the U.S. We will not give them anything new for actions they have already agreed to take. And we have no appetite for pursuing protracted negotiations that will only lead us right back to where we have already been. The wariness is in line with past U.S. statements that ally Seoul must be satisfied with the Norths sincerity before Washington will act. In another sign of easing tensions, South Korea said today that it has approved flour aid to North Korea for the first time since last years artillery attack. Seoul has provided basic, small-scale humanitarian aid in recent months, but flour had been excluded because of worries about it being used to feed the military.

The Sauerkraut German Band was the fourth installation of the Delphos Rotary Clubs Music in the Park series. They played at the Hanser Pavilion Sunday to a large crowd. One of the band members was unable to attend due to lightning striking his vehicle Sunday afternoon and blowing out two tires. The next concert will begin at 6 p.m. Aug. 14 and features Americas premier rock n roll oldies review Phil Dirt & the Dozers. Refreshments will be served at 5:30 p.m.

Sauerkraut German Band entertains at park

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Troubled diva Amy Winehouse dead at 27

BY JILL LAWLESS The Associated Press LONDON Few artists summed up their own career in a single song a single line as well as Amy Winehouse. They tried to make me go to rehab, she sang on her worldconquering 2006 single, Rehab. I said No, no no. Occasionally, she said yes, but to no avail: repeated stints in hospitals and clinics couldnt stop alcohol and drugs scuttling the career of a singer whose distinctive voice, rich mix of influences and heart-on-her sleeve sensibility seemed to promise great things. In her short lifetime, Winehouse too often made headlines because of drug and alcohol abuse, eating disorders, destructive relationships and abortive performances. But its her small but powerful body of recorded music that will be her legacy. The singer was found

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Jeffrey D. Evans

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2 arrested on Driver in hit-skip crash faces charges Delphos man Delphos police located scene. cited for driving curfew violation a driver involved in a hitSuever told officers she At 2:20 a.m. on Friday skip accident at 8:25 p.m. left the scene because she under suspension while on routine patrol
Saturday at the intersection of South Pierce and Cleveland streets. Police were contacted Sunday with a report on who the second driver in the accident was and upon questioning Carla Suever, 48, of Delphos, she admitted she was involved in an accident with Augusta VanAutreve, 88, of Delphos on Saturday. VanAutreve told police she was northbound on Pierce Street and stopped at the stop sign at Cleveland Street Saturday evening. She proceeded through the intersection when a vehicle turned northbound onto Cleveland from Pierce Street and struck her vehicle and then left the had no insurance. When questioned if she had been drinking, Suever told officers she had consumed one beer. A short time after police left Suever on Sunday, they were called to the 700 block of West Clime Street in reference to a subject causing a disturbance at a residence in that area. Upon officers arrival, they came into contact with Suever again and found her to be acting in a disorderly manner due to being intoxicated. As a result, Suever was arrested on the charge and was transported to the Van Wert County Jail. She will appear in Van Wert Municipal Court on the charge. At 10:40 p.m. on Friday while on routine patrol, Delphos police came into contact with Mark Vanatta, 25, of Delphos at which time, it was found that Vanatta was operating a motor vehicle while having his driving privileges suspended. As a result, Vanatta was cited into Van Wert Municipal Court on the charge. Delphos Police came into contact with Seth Luke, 15, of Delphos and Jared Carmean, 15, of Lima at which time both subjects were arrested on charges of being out after the city curfew hours.

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dead Saturday at age 27 by ambulance crews called to her home in north Londons Camden area, a youth-culture mecca known for its music scene, its pubs and the availability of illegal drugs. The London Ambulance Service said Winehouse had died before crews arrived at the house in leafy Camden Square. The cause of death was not immediately known. The singers body was taken from her home by private ambulance to a London Esther Miller mortuary where post-mortem Esther Miller, 87, of Delphos examinations were to be cardied at 3:40 p.m. Saturday at ried out either Sunday or Vancrest Healthcare Center. today. Police said in a stateArrangements are incomplete at Harter and Schier See WINEHOUSE, page 9A Funeral Home.

July 6, 1963-July 21, 2011 Jeffrey D. Evans, 48, of Spencerville, died at 1:10 a.m. Thursday surrounded by his family. He was born July 6, 1963, in Lima to Dit Evans Jr. and Janice Croft. Memorial services will begin at 1 p.m. Thursday at Thomas E. Bayliff Funeral Home in Spencerville. Burial will follow at Spencerville Cemetery. Friends may call from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Sheri Evans, to be decided later.

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Kathleen A. Baldauf, 59, of Delphos, died Sunday at Vancrest Healthcare Center. Arrangements are incomplete at Harter and Schier Funeral Home.

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April 5, 1918 July 23, 2011 John David Hilty, 93, of Columbus, formerly of Spencerville died Saturday at his residence. He was born April 5, 1918, in Allen County, to Homer John and Alvina (Basinger) Hilty. He was married to Doris June Burnfield for 62 years before her death in 2008. Services will begin at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Thomas E. Bayliff Funeral Home in Spencerville, the Rev. Kermit Welty officiating. Burial will follow in Spencerville Cemetery. Friends may call from 4-8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Red Cross, Allen County Chapter in Lima.

Vehicle damaged at residence

Man cited with 33-year-old driving impaired, faces disorderly conduct charge possession
At 9:54 p.m. on Sunday while on routine patrol Delphos police came into contact with Joseph Thayer, 27, Fort Jennings at which time, officers found Thayer to be operating a motor vehicle while impaired. Officers also found Thayer was driving a motor vehicle outside of his limited driving privileges, being in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. As a result, Thayer was cited into Lima Municipal Court on the charges.

At 10:24 p.m. on Friday while on routine patrol, Delphos police came into contact with Alex Hummer, 18, of Delphos at which time, it was found that Hummer was operating a motor vehicle without having a drivers license. As a result, Hummer was At 2:17 p.m. on Friday, cited into Lima Municipal Delphos police were called Court on the charge. to the 200 block of Holland Avenue in reference to a possibly intoxicated subject in that area. Upon officers arrival, they came into contact with Ted Boop Jr., 33, of Delphos at At 1:58 p.m. on Friday which time, officers arrested while on routine patrol, Boop on charges of persis- Delphos police came into content disorderly conduct while tact with John Duer, 18, of intoxicated. Boop was trans- Delphos. ported to the Allen County Officers arrested Duer Jail and will appear in Lima on an outstanding warrant Municipal Court on the issued out of a Allen County charge. Common Pleas Court on

Teen cited for driving with no license

At 1:22 p.m. on Sunday, Delphos police were called to the 1100 block of South Bredeick Street in reference to a criminal damaging complaint. Upon officers arrival, the victim stated someone had caused damage to a motor vehicle parked at the victims residence.

Items taken from unlocked vehicle

At 9:19 p.m. on Friday, Delphos police were called to the 600 block of Bank Street in reference to a theft complaint. Upon officers arrival, the victim stated that someone had entered the victims unlocked vehicle and had taken items from inside.

Teen arrested on outstanding warrant

Corn: $7.55 Wheat: $6.77 Beans: $13.88 Robert Evans, 90, died at 10:05 p.m. Sunday at Elmcroft Assisted Living in Lima. Arrangements are incomCLEVELAND (AP) plete at Harter and Schier These Ohio lotteries were Funeral Home. drawn Sunday: Mega Millions Estimated jackpot: $63 million Pick 3 Evening Delphos weather 6-0-1 Pick 4 Evening The high temperature 1-0-5-8 Sunday in Delphos was 89 Powerball and the low was 71 with .70 Estimated jackpot: $111 of an inch of rain. A year ago today, the high was 81 and the million Rolling Cash 5 low was 69. The record high 09-10-19-27-31 for today is 103, set in 1934 Estimated jackpot: and the record low of 49 was $288,000 set in 1911. Ten OH Evening WEATHER FORECAST 02-13-14-18-20-23-24-26Tri-county 29-30-34-39-41-47-54-56-65Associated Press 72-75-78

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TODAY IN HISTORY
By The Associated Press Today is Monday, July 25, the 206th day of 2011. There are 159 days left in the year. Todays Highlight in History: On July 25, 1961, in a televised address on the Berlin Crisis, President John F. Kennedy announced a series of steps aimed at bolstering the military in the face of Soviet demands that Western powers withdraw from the German citys western sector. On this date: In 1866, Ulysses S. Grant was named General of the Army of the United States, the first officer to hold the rank. In 1909, French aviator Louis Bleriot (bleh-ree-OH) became the first person to fly an airplane across the English Channel, traveling from Calais (kah-LAY) to Dover in 37 minutes. In 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt froze Japanese assets in the United States in retaliation for Japans occupation of southern Indochina.

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Ohios losses from 2011 storms top $500 million

Judges to test video cameras in court

By LISA CORNWELL Associated Press

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Ohio league for special-needs kids hopes to expand

By KATE JACOBSON The Columbus Dispatch DUBLIN Clad in his maroon baseball jersey, Matthew Jones watched his teammate and brother, Jeremiah, step up to the plate. Go, Bullfrog! Matthew, 12, shouted to Jeremiah, 8. Thats my brother. For six years, Trudi Jones and husband, Jake, have watched their sons play baseball at Darree Fields, a park in Dublin. Both boys are autistic but dreamed about being able to play just like in the big leagues, with every hit a grand slam in the bottom of the ninth. It brings tears to my eyes, Jones said. Just watching them play when they come up to the plate its a really great thing. What makes it happen is the Central Ohio Miracle League, which offers baseball for kids with special mental and physical needs. The league, started in 2006, has games on Saturdays from May through July. The field, on land donated by the city of Dublin, is designed to accommodate wheelchairs. The teams are named after pro teams such as the Yankees and Dodgers, and play one another throughout the season. Each game is two innings, and the athletes are assisted by buddies - middle- and highschool student volunteers. Everyone gets to bat, no one is called out, and the score always is magically tied at the end of each game, said league director Joe Fox. Its not about winning or losing here, Fox said. This is about the kids coming out and having some fun. Miracle League is an international organization that was started in 1997 and now has 242 programs in the U.S., plus one each in Puerto Rico, Australia and Canada. The central Ohio league has about 200 players on 16 teams. Brian Hanna of Clintonville has coached a team since the league began. His friend and colleague, Terry Lyden of Dublin, founded the league, and he knew he had to be a part of it, he said. Encouraging kids to get active physically and socially helps them come out of their shells and gives them a sense of belonging, Hanna said. Parents see the league as a way for their kids to get involved in group activities. This was the first year for Todd and Julie Calvert of Westerville and their 10-year-

AKRON (AP) A handful CINCINNATI Video of major storms that damaged cameras will be used in some parts of Ohio this year have caused more than a half-bil- U.S. district courts in Ohio in lion dollars in insured losses, a nationwide test to determine and that number is expected to whether changes should be made to the long-standing ban increase. Five storms have led to an on cameras in federal courts. Three judges in the estimated 125,000 claims and Southern District of Ohio losses of $537 million or more, and more than half that came and four in Ohios Northern when a series of tornadoes struck District are among more than in May, the Akron Beacon 100 from 14 courts across Journal reported Sunday. The the country volunteering for claims and damage estimates the three-year digital video are expected to increase once experiment to evaluate the the Ohio Insurance Institute, effect of cameras in courtan industry group for property rooms. The Committee on and casualty insurers, finishes Court Administration and gathering data about a sixth Case Management of the U.S. storm that rolled through earlier Judicial Conference selected the courts in consultation with this month. This has just been an the Federal Justice Center, the unprecedented year in terms of federal judiciarys research storm systems affecting Ohio, arm. State courts in Ohio and said Mary Bonelli, a spokessome other states have allowed woman for the Columbusbased group. Its been a big cameras for years at judges year. A really heavy duty year discretion, and supporters argue the public should be for losses. Very unusual. The Ohio Insurance Institute able to view the justice system Independently Owned and Operated conducts a survey of its mem- in action. Critics fear such bers only if insured losses are coverage could infringe on expected to top $25 million, and privacy rights or fairness. The district court camerthat typically happens two or as are limited to civil cases, three times a year. But its on its sixth survey for 2011, and and bankruptcy cases are not a seventh might be needed if included. Recordings will government officials determine not be available in real time, theres enough damage from but will be downloaded to downpours and flooding that the U.S. courts website and swamped parts northeast Ohio made publicly available on last week, the newspaper said. local participating court webOhio has had bad luck this sites at the courts discretion year, with fast air currents as soon as possible. Karen Redmond, a spokesrepeatedly delivering poor woman for the Administrative weather, said meteorologist Gary Garnet of the National Office of the U.S. Courts, Weather Service in Cleveland. stressed that only court-operIts just the luck of the ated cameras are involved. Its not about media covdraw, Garnet said. erage, she said. That has kept insurance The pilot program offiagents busy logging damage cially started July 18, and a in the aftermath of blizzards in February, the twisters in May preliminary injunction hearand thunderstorms in the past ing in the Western District of Tennessee was videotaped couple of months. Were in the business Thursday. But most judges of helping people recover so were still working out techniwhenever theres a significant cal details, Redmond said. Court officials in Ohio increase in claims and damarent sure when theyll begin age thats when we leap into action, said Blake Zitko, a recordings. Once technical issues are spokesman with State Farm resolved, cases have to be Insurance. Weve been leapselected and parties notiing into action a lot lately. fied, said U.S. District Judge Gregory Frost, a participating Columbus-based judge in Ohios Southern District. All parties have to consent, and all of this will take a little while, said Frost, who also is on the federal judicial

There are judges who are adamantly opposed to it, there are those in favor of it and there are those who dont know one way or the other.
committee. Judges will control the cameras and can stop recordings, edit out information to protect parties privacy, or decide not to post a video, he said. Frost said he couldnt say how soon videos could be viewed after proceedings, except that it would be within a reasonable length of time. Judges opinions vary on the use of the cameras. There are judges who are adamantly opposed to it, there are those in favor of it and there are those who dont know one way or the other, Frost told The Associated Press. In 1996, the ban on cameras was lifted for the 12 federal appellate courts, but only two have allowed camera coverage. For the latest camera test, Frost and two other Columbus judges were the only volunteers from Ohios Southern District, which includes courts in Dayton and Cincinnati. Chief U.S. District Judge Susan Dlott in Cincinnati told The Cincinnati Enquirer the six judges based there had no interest in the test and that camera coverage can be distracting. Two Cleveland judges, one in Toledo and one in Akron volunteered in Ohios Northern District, where technical details are being worked out before recordings begin, court officials said. Columbus lawyer Mark Landes looks forward to the experiment but worries that most lawyers wont agree, The Columbus Dispatch reported. Lawyers are very conservative and afraid and like to control whats going to happen at trials, Landes said. Gregory Frost, U.S. District Judge

Newspaper: Ohio got $493M from Homeland Security

CLEVELAND (AP) Ohios largest county has received $72 million in the past decade to prevent and fight terrorism, and a newspaper analysis has found officials largely spent the money practically and avoided the types of purchases that drew auditors attention in other areas. Agencies in Cuyahoga County used federal money doled out after the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, to buy items ranging from simple to high-tech, from traffic cones to a robot used to defuse bombs. Safety officials also put funding toward an electronic fingerprint identification system in the jails and radios that let all area police and fire departments communicate in emergencies, The Plain Dealer reported Sunday. It was never a shopping spree, said Norberto Colon, the countys deputy chief of staff for justice affairs. We had legitimate needs in Cleveland. We never had to make up stuff to spend our money on. In total, Ohio has received Homeland Security Grants worth $493 million since 2002, and the Cleveland area was eligible for some of the biggest grants because it had high-risk factors, such as its large population, its airports and its location along the northern U.S. border. The Ohio Department of Public Safety has increased its oversight of that funding since a pair of audits a few years ago found it didnt sufficiently track spending. This year, the internal watchdog for the federal Department of Homeland

old daughter, Sophia, who had a brain injury at birth. When (the players are) with typical kids, they feel like they dont measure up, Todd Calvert said. Sophia has a lot of joy (on the field). It lets her be the center of attention. Each child chooses a nickname. Sophia, who goes by Silly Goose on the field, gave an excited shout as she hit the ball and ran to first base. She stood on base sporting an earto-ear smile. Yeah, Sophia! her father yelled. Good hit! The buddies find the league just as satisfying, Fox said. Coley Frommeyer, 14, and Maria Jenkins, 16, who will be freshmen at Bishop Watterson High School in the fall, have volunteered the past two summers. I love seeing the kids happy, Coley said. It really makes you think how much you take for granted. Its about helping others, Maria said. Thats why I keep coming back. Miracle League officials would like to expand to include even more teams. Fox said most of the players are from Dublin and nearby, but his plans include more kids from central Ohio.

Security determined a police chiefs group in Ohio mishandled more than $4 million. The money was properly spent but improperly documented, and the department is working with federal officials to account for it, department spokesman Joe Andrews said. For a while, the money was coming from the feds fast and furiously, possibly before we could get all our systems in place to efficiently audit the use of the funds, Andrews said. The purchases made in the Cleveland area were practical, helping it avoid the scrutiny faced by officials elsewhere, such as those who spent antiterrorism funding on silk flowers through the Transportation Security Administration or on all-terrain vehicles found in county officials garages in Texas, the newspaper said.

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COLUMBUS (AP) Ohio gas prices are up a nickel from last week and are close to $1 higher than a year ago. Analysts expect no big swings in the cost of gasoline over the next few months, barring a hurricane that threatens Gulf Coast refinery operations or major economic news that affects the price of oil. Mondays survey from auto club AAA, the Oil Price Information Service and Wright Express puts Ohios average price for regular-grade gasoline at $3.65 a gallon, up from $3.60 a week ago. Last year at this time regular was averaging $2.75 at the states gas pumps.

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COLUMBUS (AP) The state school board says smoking should be banned not only inside Ohio school buildings but also on surrounding school property. The Ohio Board of Education has voted unanimously in favor of tobaccofree school campuses, including parking lots and athletic facilities. The recommendation approved earlier this month is just that: a recommendation that school systems may adopt or reject. It covers not only smoking but also smokeless tobacco. State law prohibits smoking within school walls but doesnt allow the state school board to impose a statewide ban on smoking around school buildings. The Columbus Dispatch reports the board was pushed to recommend smoke-free school campuses by a group that got a similar policy adopted in Delaware County.

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POLITICS

Monday, July 25, 2011

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Boehner preparing to move on debt limit

ALAN FRAM Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) Bickering in public yet bargaining in private, congressional leaders are struggling for a compromise debt limit deal that avoids a marketrattling default in little over a week while cutting trillions in spending. House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, planned to meet with his chambers Republicans today to discuss the GOPs clash with President Barack Obama over extending the governments borrowing authority, which lapses on Aug. 2 a week from Tuesday. There were widespread expectations on Capitol Hill that Boehner would unveil debt ceiling legislation by that session, if not earlier. After meeting at the White House on Sunday with Obama and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said bipartisan talks on a solution had collapsed because Republicans were insisting on only extending the debt limit for a short period. He said he was crafting a $2.7 trillion package of spending cuts that would also push the governments borrowing authority through next year, a timeline that Obama and top Democrats are demanding. Reid, D-Nev., called Boehners forthcoming proposal a nonstarter in the Senate and with the president. In a written statement, he said that it would not provide the certainty the markets are looking for and risks many of the same dire economic consequences that would be triggered by default itself. As yet another day passed with the two parties unable to shake hands, the drama seemed certain to play out in nail-biting fashion. If the governments authority to borrow money isnt renewed by Aug. 2 its current $14.3 trillion limit has been reached it wont have cash to pay all its bills. The administration and many others say that scenario would risk a first-ever federal default, with higher interest rates and other devastating effects cascading through the entire economy. Both Boehner and Reid were hoping that by presenting their competing plans, they would demonstrate a seriousness that could prevent the worlds financial markets from panicking and punishing the U.S. by demanding higher interest rates for the huge amounts of cash it must constantly borrow. Speaking to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong early today, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton tried

One Year Ago Kevin Freking and Numerous medical studies have concluded that animals Tim Fought are therapeutic for humans who are afflicted with a range of Associated Press illnesses and disabilities. This is the philosophy utilized by Fassett Farm, where the disabled can go to rehabilitate themPORTLAND, Ore. selves through the Equestrian Therapy Program. Fassett Farm Democratic Leader Nancy has served the disabled in the nine-county area since it was Pelosi has requested an ethstarted in 1982 by Ann and Joe Fassett and Bev Thompson. ics panel investigation of Rep. David Wu over a womans 25 Years Ago 1986 reported accusation that she Farm wife-humorist Patricia Leimbach, referred to as the had an unwanted sexual Erma Bombeck of the Farm Belt by the Wall Street Journal, encounter with the Oregon will provide the entertainment at the 50th anniversary celebra- Democrat last year. Pelosi issued a statement tion of Midwest Electric. The St. Marys-based electric coopSunday night calling on the erative will hold the celebration July 29. The Dynamite Demolishers aced the Red Devils in girls House Ethics Committee to second, third and fourth grade softball. The final score was begin looking into the allega20-13. The win brings the Demolishers record to 10-0. tions against Wu. Wu and Pelosi had a teleLeading hitters for the Demolishers were Michelle Dunlap, Jenny Mullen, Kelly Pierson, Lori Wiechart, and Michelle phone conversation Saturday but neither politician has disRabe with a home run. A great ABC scramble for the ladies was held at the closed any details. The Oregonian posted a Delphos Country Club. First-place winners were Arlene Washington-dated story on its Kortokrax, Doris Shenk, Helen Schroeder and Jan Price. Second place was tied with two teams: Bonnie Meyer, Vi website late Sunday in which a Krietemeyer and Nancy Will, Jo Bandelier, Ruth Wegesin and senior Democrat official, who Ceil Helmkamp. Third place was also tied. Team members wasnt further identified, confirmed to the paper that Wu included Coletta Wannemacher, Pam Cook, Alma Good, Lois said he would not resign but Grone, Betty Schroeder and Rita Clapp. would complete his term and retire in 2012. 50 Years Ago 1961 The comment was similar to There was a good crowd on hand for the open house held a report in Washington-based at the Delphos municipal swimming pool Saturday afternoon Politico, which quoted an and evening with more than 700 persons availing themselves unnamed adviser to Wu as sayof the free swimming. Highlighting the afternoon session were ing he wouldnt run next year the swimming races. Winners included Billy Metcalfe, Mike but had done nothing that rises Powell, Lynn Kraft, David Lause, Kathy Johnson, Jim Schmit, to the level of a resignation. Karen Sanders, Henry Dienstberger, Diana Wannemacher and Wus spokesman Erik Jim Rorabeck. Dorey declined to comment An area sailor participated in recovery operations for Air on the Politico report. He Force Captain Virgil I. (Gus) Grissom, second U. S. astronaut, also said he couldnt respond according to a Navy release from Cape Canaveral, Fla. James immediately to Pelosis call B. Williamson, machinists mate fireman, USN, son of Mr. for a probe, but that Wu might and Mrs. James H. Williamson of Spencerville, was serving make a statement today. A Democrat who has chalaboard the destroyer USS Stormes, operating off the coast of Florida, when the United States sent its second man into space lenged Wu in next years primary, state Labor Commissioner Friday morning. Ronnie Baumgarte was the winner of the annual tractor Brad Avakian, said Wu should rodeo sponsored by the Delphos chapter of the Future Farmers see Pelosis calls for an ethics of America Sunday at the Cletus Baumgarte woods located investigation as a signal to step west of the city on State Route 697. Baumgarte had the highest down immediately. An ethics investigation total number of points in the four events and was presented a trophy. John Grone was second and received a $3 cash prize would result in a long drawnout distraction and prolong the and Steve Bockey was third and was given a $2 cash prize. public pain for the unidentified woman who has accused 75 Years Ago 1936 The American Legion team of Lima, including three Wu, Avakian said through his Delphos players, won its game from the Lima All Stars by a spokesman, Jake Weigler. For score of 6 to 3. Jim Lang, of this city, opened on the mound. the sake of our community and He pitched five innings. Clair Ditto, also of Delphos, then took this young woman and her famup the hurling. Junior Gladen, Delphos, caught the first five ily, as well as his own family, David Wu should do the right innings. thing and step aside now. A practice session for the Delphos Community Band will be held this evening. K. W. Findley, supervisor of music in the Delphos schools will be in charge of this rehearsal and will direct the band. Present and former members of the Jefferson WASHINGTON -- Politics High School band will be included in the organization and Rule No. 1: Never say what there will likely be quite a number of others. you really think, especially Work is going forward locally on several WPA projects. before you think. Good work is being done at Waterworks Park where a force of GOP presidential hopeful men, under the supervision of Ben Falke, is engaged in grading Herman Cain learned this lesa portion of the park. Sidewalk projects are going forward on son hard and fast when he the Allen County side under the supervision of Alex Brown. asserted recently that communities have a right to thwart construction of mosques in their neighborhoods. Cain, who hails from Atlanta and is best known as the CEO of Godfathers Pizza, made those comments during a visit to Murfreesboro, Tenn., where residents have been trying to block a mosque for the past couple of years. A few months earlier, a reporter asked Cain whether hed be comfortable with a Muslim in his Cabinet, and Cain said, well, no, not really. He elaborated, but too late. The bell had gonged, the die was cast, and the meme had become truth. If anti-Muslim rhetoric is tonic to the far right, it was gold to those on the left looking for a nugget to chew on. Cain had stepped in it and every effort to extricate himself has made things worse. As dozens have noted, Cains anti-mosque position doesnt jibe with the U.S. Constitution he aims to defend. I sat down with Cain recently and offered him an opportunity to clarify his position. After half an hour or so

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Obamas Libyan strategy

Georgie Anne Geyer Associated Press WASHINGTON When Americans think about the little war in Libya at all, they tend to downplay both its importance and President Obamas tactics. Talk about confusion! Those super-aggressive conservatives who applauded George Ws flaming march into Iraq and Afghanistan now roundly refuse to show any approval for Barack Obamas carefully modulated attentions to the Libyan revolution. Conservatives think our support for the rebels is overdone and bound to fail. Libya is not within our strategic boundaries, and we have no serious interests in that strange desert land. Critics from all sides keep saying we still have little knowledge of the so-called protesters or dissidents. They are anti-Gadhafi, thats for sure, but even if we were to support the brave young men and women fighting to defend Benghazi and a handful of other port cities along the Mediterranean coast, were not sure exactly who ... they ... are! Thats the kind of war you get when you leave things up to the Democrats and the liberals! these conservatives insist. To the contrary, look how neatly Iraq and Afghanistan are tied up by the Republicans. But then, they always knew way, way before these modern wars nearly cost us our international financial legitimacy that Obama was a leader we could ill afford. Now those words represent, of course, the ferocity of the conservative cause, slightly edited. But is there not another interpretation of the Obama doctrine, in particular with regard to Libya? Because it is in that desert land, rich in oil and poor in knowledge of the rest of the world, that Barack Obama, a mystery even to many Americans, has perhaps best revealed the stuff of which he is made. And it is a revelation that finds him very different from the interpretation of his critics. Let us first listen to one of Europes best analysts and wise men, French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, who just returned from a comprehensive tour through the Libyan fighting zones, and whose findings are very different from those of the naysayers. Writing in the Financial Times, Levy said his trip leads me to challenge more strongly than ever the oddly

to reassure financial markets that Americas economy is sound and a deal on the debt limit would be reached. But world markets fell today, starting in Asia and spreading to Europe. Futures augured losses on Wall Street. In a conference call with his colleagues on Sunday, Boehner provided no details of what he was considering, other than saying it would embrace the principles of the so-called cut, cap and balance bill. That measure, which the House approved last week and the Democratic-led Senate defeated, would have cut spending deeply and extended the debt limit into 2013 but only on condition that Congress approve a constitutional amendment requiring a balanced federal budget. Officials said Boehners legislation would likely add about $1 trillion to the debt ceiling, enough to last about six months, accompanied by a slightly greater amount of spending cuts and the prospect of more savings later in effect a dare to the Senate and Obama to reject it. Those elements were part of a plan that congressional and White House negotiators discussed over the weekend but never completed because of clashes over how the future, deeper spending cuts would take effect.

The education of Herman Cain

defeatist declarations that have emanated from Washington, London and Paris in recent weeks. The supposedly disorganized and incapable protesters that the revolution depends upon? He found something very different: a rebellion whose objective is Tripoli; tribal chiefs for whom Libyan unity has become an imperative; officers perfectly aware of the fact that this goal is attainable only in close coordination with NATOs operational commanders. Once again, this is nothing like the disorder, the improvisation and the tribal mindset we keep hearing about. Let us think back for a moment over the amazing things that have happened in Libya the last few months. When the Middle East exploded into a new Arab Awakening this winter and spring, the last place the world expected to join the march for change was Libya. Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Syria, even Jordan yes! But the Libyans have always seemed beyond the pale of modernization. For the most part, they were totally unworldly desert people, and they somehow didnt mind being ruled by the madcap Gadhafi or at least they didnt show it. better, but those whose votes Cain currently courts dont care about this type of sophistication. In fact, the more the lamestream media come after him, the more they like him. See Sarah Palin. But its a great big country, the president serves the many not the few, and Cain will become a smarter politician. Meanwhile, his strength as a candidate is in his considerable business acumen. How he would lead as president is evident in his campaign structure. Hes the CEO, naturally, and his top aides are vice presidents. Hes developing a board of advisers (economy, agriculture, foreign policy, health care, etc.), and the chairperson of each advisory group will become his board of directors. Cains criticisms of President Obama largely focus on a management style that leads to lethargic decision-making (the Afghanistan surge, the BP oil spill). Whether Cain will get to test his own management style will depend foremost on whether he masters his tongue. In the meantime, he has some interesting ideas that are more compelling and urgent than whether Murfreesboro gets a mosque. He deserves a second hearing.
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of discussion, he eventually acknowledged the error of his comments while offering the usual litany of explanations. Microphones in face, questions lobbed like grenades, words taken out of context. He also correctly recognized that no matter what he says, those who want to demagogue this issue will continue, and the evidence bears him out. The original question, he says, was would he feel uncomfortable? And the immediate, reflexive, impolitic answer was that he wouldnt ... unless theyre committed to the Constitution rather than Shariah law. What followed dot-dot-dot got lost in the ethers, but never mind. When you run for president, you run with the big dogs. The surpassing truth, of course, is that Cain was just plain wrong. The law of the land prevails every time and Muslims, like everyone else, either play by the rules or they dont play. The reason things keep getting worse for Cain is because when he tries

Moderately confused

to explain, hes really trying to justify -- and you cant justify wrong. What is also probably true is that on a deep-brain level, Cain, like many Americans, fundamentally distrusts Muslims for all the reasons we know. But, as Cain conceded, fear of Muslims and the Muslim-thrashing that certain politicians have engaged in is an exercise in stereotyping that wouldnt be tolerated in any other case. (Well, except for white males, but thats another book.) Cains own trashing from critics is, as we say, a teachable moment and fairness requires that we treat it as such. Politics Amendment No. 1: Everybody gets to say one stupid thing and stay in the race. Cain isnt a bigot or a hater, but he was uninformed and reacted as the relatively inexperienced politician that he is. He has thought better of it, as people are allowed to do, and his final statement is that all Americans acting within the law may practice their faith as they please. There now, that wasnt so hard. A mathematician by training, a preacher by vocation and a successful businessman by occupation, Cain is at Ground Zero when it comes to media sophistication. One may reasonably argue that anyone running for president should know

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The Childrens Discovery Center of the Allen County Museum, 620 W. Market St., Lima, will host My Family Tree - Childrens Workshop from 10 a.m. to noon on Wednesday. My Family Tree introduces children to genealogy and family history by teaching them about the basics of family group sheets and pedigree charts. As children piece family stories together, theyll learn more about themselves and become closer to their living relatives as they discover their roots. Each child will make their own family tree using pictures they bring of family members and information about birthdays, anniversaries, etc. Completed projects will be exhibited in the Allen County Museum for two weeks after the class. Join local genealogist Deborah Carder Mayes for this fun and educational class. Registration fee covers the cost of materials: $4 for Allen County Historical Society members $5 for non-members This program is recommended for ages eight and up. Parent, grandparent, or caregiver assistance is required. Plan on arriving 5-10 minutes early. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Sign up today by contacting Sarah Rish at the Allen County Museum at 419-222-9426 or srish@wcoil.com

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Residents at Vancrest Healthcare Center stayed busy during the recent heat wave. Kimberly Ousley, left, Verna Bible, and John Walter play a game of euchre at Vancrest Healthcare Center. Below: Kenny Fetzer helps Kristy Bidlack make new centerpieces for the Vancrest Rehab dining room.

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Monday, July 25, 2011

NFL, players set on terms of deal

By HOWARD FENDRICH and BARRY WILNER The Associated Press WASHINGTON NFL owners and players agreed early today to the terms of a deal to end the lockout, and players were expected to begin their voting process later in the day, two people familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because the process was supposed to remain secret and no formal announcement had been made. The NFL Players Associations executive committee was to meet at its headquarters in Washington today so it could be presented with the finalized agreement. NFLPA president Kevin Mawae arrived shortly after 9:30 a.m. Owners overwhelmingly approved a proposal last week, but some unresolved issues still needed to be figured out to satisfy players; the owners do not need to vote again. The sides worked through the weekend and wrapped up talks this morning, one of the people told the AP. The leagues old labor deal expired in March, and the owners locked out the players, the NFLs first work stoppage since 1987. We have every reason to believe its going to be a good day, NFL spokesman Greg Aiello wrote in an email to the AP. If players sign off on the agreement today, NFL clubs would be able to start signing 2011 draft picks and rookie free agents on Tuesday. Conversations with veteran free agents also could start Tuesday, and signings could begin Friday. Under that tentative schedule, training camps would open for 10 of the 32 teams on Wednesday, 10 teams on Thursday, another 10 teams on Friday, and the last two teams on Sunday. The major economic framework for the deal was worked out more than a week ago. That included how the more than $9 billion in annual league revenues will be divided (about 53 percent to owners and 47 percent to players over the next decade; the old CBA resulted in nearly a 50-50 split); a per-club cap of about $120 million for salary and bonuses in 2011 and at least that in 2012 and 2013 plus about $22 million for benefits; a salary system to rein in spending on firstround draft picks; and unrestricted free agency for most players after four seasons. Should the players executive committee vote to accept the deal, it then would go to the 32 team representatives to approve, perhaps later today. After that, the total member-

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PITTSBURGH (AP) Xavier Paul scored on Chase dArnauds sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 10th and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4-3 on Sunday. Paul legged out an infield hit with one out against St. Louis reliever Jason Motte (3-2), then stole second and advanced to third when catcher Gerald Lairds throw rolled into center field. DArnaud lined to center and the speedy Paul easily beat the throw from center fielder Colby Rasmus as the Pirates snapped a three-game losing streak. Joe Beimel (1-1) retired the Cardinals in order to pick up his first victory as a Pirate in more than eight years. Ronny Cedeno and Eric Fryer had two hits apiece for Pittsburgh. Dodgers 3, Nationals 1 LOS ANGELES Chad Billingsley overcame a shaky first inning to pitch seven innings of two-hit ball, Aaron Miles drove in two runs and the Dodgers beat the Nationals. Both of Washingtons hits came in the first inning on singles by Ryan Zimmerman and Michael Morse, who drove in Washingtons run. Billingsley (9-8) allowed only one baserunner after that, issuing a leadoff walk to Jayson Werth in the fourth. Kenley Jansen pitched a perfect eighth, and rookie Javy Guerra did likewise in the ninth for his seventh save in as many attempts. The Dodgers have won seven of their last 12 games, and Guerra has preserved five of the wins. Jason Marquis (8-5) lost for the third time in four starts, giving up three runs, five hits and four walks. Diamondbacks 7, Rockies 0 PHOENIX Justin Upton went 4 for 4 with two doubles, a triple and three RBIs, and the Diamondbacks took two of three from Colorado with a victory in what might have been Ubaldo Jimenezs last start for the Rockies. Upton, who reached base five times, has nine RBIs in his last two games.

The Diamondbacks, finishing a 6-4 home stand, scored five times on eight hits in five innings against Jimenez (6-9), reportedly available for the right offer before the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline. Micah Owings (4-0), in a spot start as the Diamondbacks search for a reliable fifth starter, blanked the Rockies on two hits through five innings, striking out two and walking three. He also had an RBI single. Cubs 5, Astros 4, 10 innings CHICAGO Pinch-hitter Jeff Bakers game-winning single in the 10th inning helped Chicago complete its first three-game sweep at Wrigley Field in nearly two years as the Cubs beat the Astros. Its Chicagos first three-game winning streak this season. Marlon Byrd led off the 10th with a deep fly ball to right-center. Astros right fielder Hunter Pence was in the area to catch it but apparently lost it in the sun. Byrd ended up on third with a triple. Astros reliever David Carpenter (0-1) then struck out Geovany Soto, after intentional walks to Tony Campana and Darwin Barney, Baker ended the game with a liner down the left-field line. Phillies 5, Padres 3 PHILADELPHIA Roy Halladay bounced back from his shortest stint of the season to strike out eight in eight innings and lead the Phillies to a win over the Padres. Raul Ibanez and Carlos Ruiz each had two RBIs to lead the Phillies to their fifth straight win. Halladay (12-4) had trouble pitching in the heat and humidity in his last start at Chicago and left after four-plus innings. It was 94 degrees for the first pitch Sunday, and Halladay allowed three runs and eight hits and didnt get the side in order until the sixth. Marlins 5, Mets 4 MIAMI John Buck doubled for his first career pinch-hit RBI to drive in the go-ahead run with two out in the eighth inning, and the Marlins rallied past the Mets. The Marlins trailed 4-3 going into the eighth against Bobby

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ship would need to vote, with a simple majority required for passage. The 10 named plaintiffs in the players lawsuit against the league including Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Drew Brees must officially inform the court in Minneapolis of their approval of the pact, too. Even after that, while training camps would be opened, a formal collective bargaining agreement cant be fully set in place until the NFLPA reestablishes itself as a union. The NFLPA said it was rejecting its union status in March and becoming a trade association; that allowed the players to file their antitrust suit. Players will need to vote to OK re-forming the union even as the sides put the finishing touches on a deal. Legal protections will be put in place so the NFLPA can start negotiating such items as the leagues personal conduct policy and drug testing as soon as today.

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Russ Cochran wins Senior British Open by 2 strokes

BY STEVE DOUGLAS The Associated Press
WALTON ON THE HILL, England Russ Cochran toasted a family victory at the Senior British Open on Sunday, capturing his first major title with his son as caddie to maintain the United States recent dominance of the tournament. With his 25-year-old son Reed carrying his bag, Cochran shot a second straight 5-under 67 in the final round at Walton Heath to win by two shots over compatriot Mark Calcavecchia. He relaxed me out there, Cochran said of Reed, who is on his summer break from law school. He made me smile and was great to be with. Ryan, the 52-year-old Cochrans eldest son, was also present to witness his fathers first victory on this years Champions Tour he was caddying for another American, Mike Goodes. Its a big hump Ive got over there, said Cochran, whose victory qualifies him for next years British Open at Royal Lytham. To do it in a major and on this golf course means so much. To do it with the kids here, its even better. Cochran became the eighth player from the U.S. in the last nine years to win the Senior British Open. He achieved the biggest victory of his career by staying consistent on the tee and rolling in a series of pressure putts, closing the tournament at 12 under to claim a winners check of $310,000. He made six birdies in the first 10 holes two coming on the first two holes to open up a five-shot lead as Calcavecchia, who shared the overnight lead with Cochran and South Africas David Frost, dropped back by fourputting from 15 feet on the par-3 No. 9. Cochrans bogey on No. 14, combined with Calcavecchias birdies on Nos. 12 and 15, trimmed the lead to two shots. But the champion-elect parred his way home, looking completely unruffled. The 61-year-old Tom Watson, looking for a record fourth Open title, rolled back the years with a vintage 67 to finish tied for third with 2010 runner-up Corey Pavin at 9 under leaving the U.S. with the top four placings. Englands Barry Lane (70) was the highest-placed European, a shot back in fifth. Nothing more than a journeyman on the regular tour with only one victory to his name at the 1991 Centel Western Open when he overhauled Greg Norman in the final round Cochran has blossomed in his three seasons on the senior circuit. He won back-to-back tournaments in a three-week span in September last year and has played himself into regular contention at the majors, finishing third at the Senior U.S. Open in 2009 for a key breakthrough and a check for $175,152. That qualified him for the tours high-profile events and he tied for third at last years Senior British Open at Carnoustie. Ive actually mentioned it to my boys on more than one occasion, that I felt that if I was going to do some damage

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end a three-start losing streak and Curtis Granderson connected for a two-run homer, leading the Yankees over the Athletics. Eduardo Nunez hit a two-run double and catcher Russell Martin was in the middle of everything for the Yankees. They beat All-Star lefty Gio Gonzalez and returned to their winning ways against the As when Mariano Rivera staved off a rally in the ninth with a bit of good fortune. Hideki Matsuis fifth hit, which matched a career high, loaded the bases with one out in the ninth. Josh Willingham cut it to 7-5 with an RBI single, the only run Rivera has allowed in 22 outings at home this season. Angels 9, Orioles 3 BALTIMORE Tyler Chatwood allowed two runs in seven innings, Mike Trout and Torii Hunter homered in a five-run eighth, and the Angels beat the Orioles. The Angels were protecting a 3-2 lead in the eighth before turning the game into a rout against reliever Mark Worrell. After Trout hit his first major league homer, a three-run drive, Hunter followed a walk to Maicer Izturis with a shot into the left-field seats. The 19-year-old Trout was batting .162 with two RBIs before connecting on a 3-1 pitch. Trout, who made his debut on July 8, is the youngest player in the majors. White Sox 4, Indians 2 CLEVELAND Edwin Jackson beat Cleveland for the ninth straight time after Indians rookie Ezequiel Carrera dropped an easy fly ball in center field to give the White Sox two runs in a victory. Jackson (7-7) allowed one run and four hits over six innings to go to 9-1 in his career against Cleveland. He is 9-0 with a 2.61 ERA against the Indians since losing to them on Aug. 17, 2007, when he was with Tampa Bay. Adam Dunn lofted a pitch from Justin Masterson (8-7) to straightaway center with two outs in the sixth and runners on first and second. Carrera camped under the towering fly near the warning track. He looked up, stumbled to his right, then ducked as the ball glanced off his glove and fell to the ground. Rays 5, Royals 0 KANSAS CITY, Mo. Alex Cobb curbed the Royals on six singles in seven scoreless innings and Ben Zobrist had three hits and drove in two runs to help the Rays beat Kansas City. Cobb (3-0) struck out two and walked none to pick up the victory and lowered his earned run average to 2.57. He has allowed one earned run in 13 innings in two starts since being recalled July 18. Relievers Cesar Ramos, Joel Peralta and Jake McGee held the Royals to one hit the final two innings to finish off the Rays eighth shutout of the season. Tigers 5, Twins 2 MINNEAPOLIS Rick Porcello cruised through six innings and the Tigers took advantage of Francisco Lirianos control problems in a win over the Twins. Jhonny Peralta, Wilson Betemit and Ramon Santiago each had an RBI, and the Tigers extended their lead in the AL Central to two games for the first time this season. Victor Martinez added three hits for Detroit and Jose Valverde converted his 26th consecutive save opportunity. Porcello (10-6) allowed two runs on five hits in six innings and improved to 4-0 this month. Delmon Young had two hits for the Twins, who finished a 12-game homestand 6-6 and are now seven games back in the AL Central. Liriano (6-8) lasted only 2 1-3 innings, allowing four runs on six hits, four walks and two wild pitches.

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in a major and win a major, it probably would be here, Cochran said. I enjoy the type of golf it is. I am more single-minded over here, and I just love the golf over here. His only previous British Open came in 1992, when he tied for 28th at Muirfield. Cochran was playing just his second tournament after injuring his wrist during the second round of the Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf tournament in late April, keeping him out for two months. He returned at Pebble Beach two weeks ago for the Nature Valley First Tee Open, finishing tied for 10th. I liked him better when he was injured, Calcavecchia said, with a smile. The 51-year-old Calcavecchia was bidding to become the fourth player to achieve the British Open double, after his success as a regular-tour player at Troon in 1989, but stumbled with an alltoo-familiar lapse in focus. He was at a loss to explain how he needed three putts from 2 feet on the short No. 9, shaking his head ruefully as he trudged off the green. A minute later, Cochran birdied No. 7 and that three-shot swing proved decisive. The four-whack on the ninth hole, those usually hurt you, Calcavecchia said. Frost shot 72 to finish sixth at 7 under, a stroke clear of Australias Peter Fowler (70) and American trio Fred Funk (66), Lee Rinker (71) and Goodes (71). Cochran heads to next weeks Senior U.S Open brimming with confidence and will look to emulate Bernhard Langer, who crossed the Atlantic last year to win backto-back majors.

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American League By The Associated Press East Division W L Pct Boston 62 37 .626 New York 59 40 .596 Tampa Bay 53 47 .530 Toronto 51 51 .500 Baltimore 40 58 .408 Central Division W L Pct Detroit 54 47 .535 Cleveland 51 48 .515 Chicago 49 51 .490 Minnesota 47 54 .465 Kansas City 42 59 .416 West Division W L Pct Texas 58 44 .569 Los Angeles 55 47 .539 Oakland 44 57 .436 Seattle 43 58 .426

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GB 3 9 12 21 GB 2 4 7 12 GB 3 13 14

Hannagan leads flag-to-flag in Run for the Rabbit

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L 36 43 51 52 53 L 47 48 49 51 60 68 L 43 47 54 56 58 Pct .640 .578 .495 .485 .480 Pct .525 .525 .524 .495 .412 .327 Pct .578 .539 .471 .446 .431 GB 6 14 15 16 GB 3 11 20 GB 4 11 13 15

Saturdays games Oakland 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 Minnesota 4, Detroit 1 Baltimore 3, L.A. Angels 2 Chic. White Sox at Cleveland, ppd., rain Boston 3, Seattle 1 Kansas City 5, Tampa Bay 4, 10 innings Texas 5, Toronto 4 Sundays games Chicago White Sox 4, Cleveland 2 N.Y. Yankees 7, Oakland 5 L.A. Angels 9, Baltimore 3 Boston 12, Seattle 8 Tampa Bay 5, Kansas City 0 Detroit 5, Minnesota 2 Toronto 3, Texas 0 Todays games L.A. Angels (Haren 10-6) at Cleveland (Carmona 5-10), 7:05 p.m. Seattle (Vargas 6-8) at N.Y. Yankees (F.Garcia 8-7), 7:05 p.m. Kansas City (Davies 1-9) at Boston (Lester 10-4), 7:10 p.m. Minnesota (Blackburn 7-6) at Texas (D.Holland 8-4), 8:05 p.m. Detroit (Below 0-0) at Chicago White Sox (Buehrle 7-5), 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Hellickson 9-7) at Oakland (Moscoso 3-5), 10:05 p.m. Tuesdays games L.A. Angels (Weaver 13-4) at Cleveland (Tomlin 11-4), 7:05 p.m. Seattle (Fister 3-11) at N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 14-5), 7:05 p.m. Baltimore (Arrieta 9-7) at Toronto (Morrow 7-4), 7:07 p.m. Kansas City (Duffy 2-4) at Boston (A.Miller 4-1), 7:10 p.m. Minnesota (Pavano 6-7) at Texas (C.Wilson 10-4), 8:05 p.m. Detroit (Verlander 13-5) at Chicago White Sox (Peavy 4-4), 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Price 9-8) at Oakland (McCarthy 2-5), 10:05 p.m.

National League East Division W Philadelphia 64 Atlanta 59 New York 50 Washington 49 Florida 49 Central Division W Pittsburgh 52 St. Louis 53 Milwaukee 54 Cincinnati 50 Chicago 42 Houston 33 West Division W San Francisco 59 Arizona 55 Colorado 48 Los Angeles 45 San Diego 44

Saturdays games Chicago Cubs 5, Houston 1 Cincinnati 11, Atlanta 2 Philadelphia 8, San Diego 6 St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 1 Florida 8, N.Y. Mets 5 Arizona 12, Colorado 3 San Francisco 4, Milwaukee 2 L.A. Dodgers 7, Washington 6 Sundays games Florida 5, N.Y. Mets 4 Philadelphia 5, San Diego 3 Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3, 10 innings Chicago Cubs 5, Houston 4, 10 inn. San Francisco 2, Milwaukee 1 Arizona 7, Colorado 0 L.A. Dodgers 3, Washington 1 Cincinnati 4, Atlanta 3 Todays games San Diego (Harang 8-2) at Philadelphia (Cl.Lee 9-6), 1:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Dickey 4-8) at Cincinnati (Leake 8-5), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Ja.McDonald 6-4) at Atlanta (T.Hudson 9-6), 7:10 p.m. Houston (Happ 4-11) at St. Louis (McClellan 6-6), 8:15 p.m. Colorado (Nicasio 4-2) at L.A. Dodgers (R.De La Rosa 3-4), 10:10 p.m. Tuesdays games Florida (Nolasco 6-7) at Washington (Zimmermann 6-8), 7:05 p.m. San Francisco (Lincecum 8-8) at Philadelphia (Worley 6-1), 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Niese 9-8) at Cincinnati (Cueto 6-3), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Karstens 8-5) at Atlanta (Hanson 11-5), 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Dempster 7-7) at Milwaukee (Narveson 6-6), 8:10 p.m. Houston (Myers 3-10) at St. Louis (Westbrook 8-4), 8:15 p.m. Arizona (J.Saunders 6-8) at San Diego (Moseley 3-9), 10:05 p.m. Colorado (Chacin 8-7) at L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 11-4), 10:10 p.m.

By The Associated Press Eastern Conference W L Indiana 11 6 Connecticut 9 5 New York 9 7 Chicago 8 9 Atlanta 6 9 Washington 3 11 Western Conference W L Minnesota 10 4 Phoenix 10 5 Pct .647 .643 .563 .471 .400 .214 Pct .714 .667

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.643 .533 .429 .067

1 2 4 9

Saturdays games East 118, West 113 Tuesdays games San Antonio at Washington, 7 p.m. Connecticut at Chicago, 8 p.m. Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Atlanta at Tulsa, 8 p.m. Seattle at Phoenix, 10 p.m.

Major League Soccer At A Glance By The Associated Press Eastern Conference W L T Pts GF Philadelphia 8 4 7 31 24 Columbus 8 6 7 31 22 New York 6 5 12 30 37 Spor.Kansas City 6 6 8 26 28 Houston 5 7 9 24 24 D.C. 5 6 8 23 24 New England 4 9 8 20 19 Chicago 2 6 12 18 20 Toronto FC 3 11 9 18 19 Western Conference W L T Pts GF Los Angeles 11 2 9 42 28 FC Dallas 11 5 6 39 29 Seattle 10 4 8 38 32 Real Salt Lake 9 3 6 33 27 Colorado 7 6 10 31 31 Chivas USA 6 7 8 26 27 San Jose 5 7 9 24 24 Portland 6 10 3 21 22 Vancouver 2 10 9 15 21

MLS
GA 16 20 30 27 26 30 29 25 41 GA 16 21 23 12 30 23 27 32 30

NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Saturdays games New York 2, FC Dallas 2, tie Columbus 1, Portland 0 Sporting Kansas City 4, Toronto FC 2 Colorado 2, New England 2, tie Real Salt Lake 4, San Jose 0 Chivas USA 3, Houston 0 Wednesday, July 27 Manchester United at MLS All Stars, 8:30 p.m. Friday, July 29 Colorado at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 30 Los Angeles at Vancouver, 7:30 p.m. Seattle FC at Houston, 8:30 p.m. New England at Sporting Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Columbus at Real Salt Lake, 9 p.m. D.C. United at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Toronto FC at Portland, 11 p.m. Sunday, July 31 Chivas USA at FC Dallas, 7 p.m.

BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS_Optioned RHP Lester Oliveros to Toledo (IL). Assigned RHP Tommy Collier to Connecticut (NYP). TAMPA BAY RAYS_Assigned LHP Ryan Carpenter to Hudson Valley (NYP). TEXAS RANGERS_Signed RHP Merkin Valdez to a minor league contract and assigned him to Round Rock (PCL). Signed LHP Yohander Mendez and OF Eduard Pinto to 2012 contracts. BALTIMORE ORIOLES Placed OF Luke Scott on the 15-day DL. Recalled 3B Josh Bell from Norfolk (IL). MINNESOTA TWINS Activated RHP Scott Baker from the 15-day DL. TEXAS RANGERS Placed 3B Adrian Beltre on the 15-day DL. Recalled INF Chris Davis from Round Rock (PCL). TORONTO BLUE JAYS Designated LHP Jo Jo Reyes for assignment. Selected the contract of LHP Wilfredo Ledezma from Las Vegas (PCL). National League ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS_ Released LF Wily Mo Pena. CINCINNATI REDS_Placed SS Zack Cozart on the 15-day DL. Recalled SS Paul Janish from Louisville (IL). FLORIDA MARLINS_Recalled RHP Jose Ceda from New Orleans (PCL). MILWAUKEE BREWERS_ Assigned LHP Chase Wright to Nashville (PCL). FLORIDA MARLINS Optioned RHP Chris Volstad to

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LIMA The precipitation that had twice this season forced postponement of the Run for the Rabbit sprint car feature attempted to make it a third time with a heavy downpour late in the afternoon. It nearly washed away the evening racing program but Limaland Motorsports Park officials were not going to be denied, especially with the evening also celebrating the 76th anniversary of racing on the same site in Allen County, Ohio. A concerted effort with track preparation resulted in a delay to the start of the nights program but the full agenda of racing ensued and California native Randy Hannagan became the eighth different winner of the Engine Pro NRA Sprint Invaders Run for the Rabbit. The event honors the late Limaland Motorsports Park racer Travis Rabbit Miller. Hannagan entered the 25-lap feature as the NRA points leader with two wins, including last Saturday night at Eldora Speedway. His front row starting position, alongside JR Stewart, didnt hurt his chances and also served to produce a stirring battle for most of the event with Stewart, the 2010 NRA champion. Hannagans red-colored 22DH entry blasted to the front at the start and, even though he never surrendered the lead, gave the fans some genuine excitement as he battled with Stewart side-by-side for the first 20 laps. The veteran Stewart had raced in gokarts against Miller years ago and was intent on winning his second Rabbit feature. With Hannagan ruling the middle groove on the track, Stewart decided the best way around was on the bottom as the track was moist and dangerously fast on the cushion at the topside. JR (Stewart) is a lot of fun to race with as we ran wheel-to-wheel for quite sometime, said Hannagan. Its a pleasure to race with guys like that. Stewart was never able to secure the lead finished in the runner-up position. Mike Miller took third in posting his best result of the current campaign. I cant say enough about my team and (car owner) Dennis Yoakam giving me this opportunity to run one of his cars, said Hannagan. 2010 Run for the Rabbit winner Butch Schroeder finished 11th. The field of cars for the K & N UMP Modifieds 20-lap feature was again stacked with quality drivers and equipment poised for another battle royal in this division. Continental racer Andy Bibler declared his unhappiness with the season to this point and seemed poised for a breakout performance with a preferred outside front row starting position. Bibler led for the opening six circuits but three caution flags slowed his momentum and allowed multi-time track champion Terry Hull to stay within close range. Hull had his machine sticking to the bottom, deeper in the corners than Bibler, and made the pass for race leadership on the seventh lap. It appeared that once Hull took the lead, it would be hard

to catch him. Jerry Bowersock, Bibler and Tommy Beezley stayed close and with a pair of dramatic collisions on tap for laps 17 and 18, staying close to the front was again shown to be good strategy. The 17th circuit saw Gabe Twinings car get into a virtual barrel roll through turns 3 and 4. A restart of the race produced another significant set of collisions with Hull suffering a flat tire, effectively taking him out of contention. The second restart on lap 18 had Bowersock leading just 10 cars to the line from the original 21-car starting field. Both Beezley and Bibler Mike Campbell photo were unable to challenge Brent and Bob Gehr battle during NRA Sprint Invader Bowersock through the final action at Limaland Motorsports Park Friday night. six trips around the LMP 1/4mile oval. The Wapakoneta home the top three finishing 6. 3T-Tony Beaber[10]; 7. 2M-Matt Westfall[9]; 8. 40-Caleb resident posted his first win positions. Helms[6]; 9. 35-Ron Blair[7]; 10. 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L5-Casey Luedeke; wet, so I guess it was a bless- at 6:30 p.m. Racing starts 5. 55M-Justin Matson; 6. K9-Scott promptly at 7:30 p.m. ing it rained earlier. Geremen; 7. 67-Eddie Shaner; 8. All the latest news and M1G-Gabe Twining. The Budweiser Heat 40-Terry Hull; 2. 96-Jr Thunderstocks 15-lap feature information about Americas Ruefer; 2: 1. 69-Tommy Beezley; 3. premier quarter-mile dirt 4. 45P-Brian Post; 5. 22T-Tony began with Keith Ralston, Tony Anderson and Kevin track, can be found at www. Anderson; 6. 65-Todd Sherman; Gossard locked in a 3-way limaland.com<http://www. 7. 27-Alan Kimberlin; 8. 19-Ryan Ordway. tie atop the points standings. limaland.com>. You can also Heat 3: 1. 22B-Andy Bibler; Ralston led the 18-car field to find Limaland Motorsports 2. 33-Clint Reagle; 3. 28R-Chad 4. 1-Chris Puskas; green for a second time fol- Park on Facebook and Rosenbeck; Keeler; 6. 18JP-John 5. 20K-Bill Twitter. lowing a wreck on the original Powell; 7. 18N-Derrick Noffsinger. B-Main - (8 Laps - Top 8 start. A good stretch of racEngine Pro NRA Sprints Transfer): 1. K9-Scott Geremen; 2. ing action set-up an expected Heats (8 Laps - Top 4 Transfer): 65-Todd Sherman; 3. 18JP-John Heat 1: 1. 10J-Jarrod Delong; 2. battle with Anderson chalPowell; 4. 67-Eddie Shaner; 5. 82-Mike Miller; 3. 2M-Matt Westfall; lenging Ralston at the front of 4. 5M-Max Stambaugh; 5. 21-Justin 27-Alan Kimberlin; 6. M1G-Gabe the field. Those two competi- Grant; 6. 17-Jared Horstman; 7. Twining; 7. 19-Ryan Ordway. A-Main - (20 Laps) [#]-Starting tors battled until lap 12 with 31M-Tom Rhoades; 8. 22D-Dennis Position: 1. 5X-Jerry Bowersock[7]; 2. Yoakam. 69-Tommy Beezley[8]; 3. 22B-Andy Anderson making an inside Heat 2: 1. 22DH-Randy 4. 96-Jr Ruefer[5]; 5. pass and he was on his way to Hannagan; 2. 40-Caleb Helms; Bibler[2]; Rosenbeck[9]; 6. 33-Clint 28R-Chad a second consecutive win in 3. 3T-Tony Beaber; 4. 2H-Dallas Reagle[6]; 7. 1-Chris Puskas[12]; Hewitt; 5. 56R-Ryan Myers; 6. 8. 22T-Tony Anderson[14]; 9. the Thunderstocks division. 18-Todd Heuerman; 7. 11-Tim 65-Todd Sherman[17]; 10. 27-Alan I think Ive said earli- Allison; 8. 28H-Hud Horton. Kimberlin[20]; 11. 40-Terry Hull[3]; Heat 3: 1. 6S-Jr Stewart; 2. er that Im a great points 12. O1-Kody Weisner[1]; 35-Ron Blair; 3. 57-Kyle Sauder; 4. 13. 45P-Brian Post[11]; racer, declared Anderson, 77-Tim Viles; 5. 4U-Rick Boughan; 14. 19-Ryan Ordway[22]; 15. the defending track champi- 6. 34-Luke Hall; 7. 2-Brent Gehr. L5-Casey Luedeke[10]; 16. M1GHeat 4: 1. 49T-Gregg Dalman; on. With this shortened seaGabe Twining[21]; 17. 18JP-John 2. 27-Beau Stewart; 3. 20B-Butch son (due to spring rains) and Schroeder; 4. 49-Shawn Dancer; Powell[18]; 18. 67-Eddie Shaner[19]; fewer races, you have got to 5. 7C-Tim Hunter; 6. 32M-Derek 19. K9-Scott Geremen[16]; 20. 55M-Justin Matson[13]; 21. 28-Shaun get it done, so Im going for Hastings; 7. 4J-Bob Gehr. Smith[4]; 22. 20K-Bill Keeler[15]. B-Main - (10 Laps - Top 4 Budweiser Thunderstocks wins. Starting in the fourth Transfer): 1. 56R-Ryan Myers; A-Main (15 Laps) [#]-Starting row, it was all I could do 2. 7C-Tim Hunter; 3. 18-Todd Position: 1. 22T -Tony Anderson [7]; Heuerman; 4. 17-Jared Horstman; to stay elbows up and get it 2. 71- Keith Ralston [1]; 3. 62-Kevin 5. 21-Justin Grant; 6. 11-Tim Allison; Gossard [8]; 4. 7B- Shawn Valenti done. 7. 4U-Rick Boughan; 8. 31M1-Josh It marked Andersons Tom Rhoades; 9. 28H-Hud Horton; [3]; 5. 52B- Sam Bodine [5]; 6.[18]; 8. 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BY CHRISTY LEMIRE The Associated Press LOS ANGELES In a battle of summer movie heroes, Captain America topped Harry Potter this weekend at the box office. Paramount Pictures Captain America: The First Avenger opened at No. 1 with $65.8 million, according to Sunday studio estimates. The Marvel Comics superhero adventure sets up next summers all-star blockbuster The Avengers. Warner Bros. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, the eighth and final installment in the boy-wizard franchise, dropped to the second spot. It made just over $48 million in its second weekend for a domestic total of $274.1 million. Don Harris, head of distribution for Paramount, said Captain America exceeded expectations. He figured it would do the same sort of business as X-Men: First Class, which opened with $55.1 million in June. It looked to me, when I saw the marketing on the movie and then saw Captain America, like a throwback movie. It reminded me a little bit of Raiders of the Lost Ark. It had a little bit of a Raiders feel to it, which is one of the best movies of all time, Harris said. People embrace the look of the character. The character is a little bit like Iron Man he didnt have a lot of special weapons to himself, he just was a pretty interesting character. For it to be the fifth of five superhero movies for the summer, it looks like we got to save the best for last, he said. Internationally, Captain America: The First Avenger opened only in Italy with $2.8 million. It will begin playing in 23 international markets next weekend, including the United Kingdom, Russia, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Australia and Korea. Harry Potter dropped 72 percent from its record-setting opening of $169.2 million last weekend. That was expected, though: Even Warner Bros. executives acknowledged that these movies are frontloaded in terms of audience turn-out. And as box-office analyst Paul Dergarabedian of Hollywood.com pointed out, this final Potter picture made $43 million in its first midnight showings alone. Harry Potter did what its going to do, Dergarabedian said. Even trying to keep up with that pace, that level, is really tough. The strong showing of Captain America made sense, he said. Every superhero movie thats come out this year has opened at No. 1. The general consensus was that it was a pretty good movie, Dergarabedian said of Captain America, which scored 73 percent positive reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. Being the week of ComicCon, I dont know, maybe that many fan-boys in one place affected the box office. Maybe people had comic books on the brain, superheroes on the brain. The weeks other big release, Friends With Benefits from Sony Screen Gems, opened at No. 3 with $18.5 million. The romantic comedy stars Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis as friends who try to maintain a strictly physical relationship. The extremely similar No Strings Attached, starring Ashton Kutcher and Natalie Portman, debuted in January with $19.7 million. Opening in limited release, Another Earth made $78,413 on four screens in New York and Los Angeles. The Fox Searchlight scifi romance stars William Mapother and Brit Marling as strangers whose lives intersect after a deadly car crash. Meanwhile, the 3-D Transformers: Dark of the Moon became the highestgrossing movie ever distributed by Paramount Pictures International. It crossed the

half-billion-dollar mark with $62 million from 60 worldwide markets this weekend. Its cumulative overseas gross now stands at $556.6 million. Domestically, the third Transformers movie made $12 million this weekend for a domestic total of $325.8 million. Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Hollywood.com. Where available, latest international numbers are also included. Final domestic figures will be released today. 1. Captain America: The First Avenger, $65.8 million ($2.8 million international). 2. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, $48 million ($121.3 million international). 3. Friends With Benefits, $18.5 million. 4. Transformers: Dark of the Moon, $12 million ($62 million international). 5. Horrible Bosses, $11.7 million. 6. Zookeeper, $8.7 million. 7. Cars 2, $5.7 million ($17.7 million international). 8. Winnie the Pooh, $5.1 million. 9. Bad Teacher, $2.6 million. 10. Midnight in Paris, $1.9 million.

Abby Megan Trenkamp and Christopher Adam Nichols were united in marriage on May 28 at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, the Reverend Melvin Verhoff officiating. The brides parents are Carl and Chris Trenkamp of Fort Jennings. The grooms parents are Mike and Doris Nichols of Fort Jennings. Nuptial music was provided by vocalists Roger Rex, Jerry Zimmerman, Kristen Lee and Lorri Menke; and organist Dee Fisher. Matron of honor was Amanda Mosely of Columbus, sister of bride; and maid of honor was Jess Warnecke of Fort Jennings, friend of couple. Bridesmaids were Lyn Bornman of Columbus, sister of groom; Kari Menke of Fort Jennings, friend of couple; Jess Kemper of Ottoville, friend of couple; Alyssa Boberg of Delphos, cousin of bride; and Nikki Birkemeier of Kalida, friend of couple. Flower girls were Natalie and Katelyn Nichols of Columbus, nieces of the groom; and ring bearers were Tyler Nichols, nephew of groom; and Thomas Bornman, godson of bride. Best men were Andy and Matt Nichols of Columbus, brothers of groom. Groomsmen were Dan Bornman of Columbus, brother-in-law of groom; Joe Nichols and Steve Nichols of Columbus, brothers of groom; Dean Hamel of Nashville, Tenn., cousin of groom; Kurt Menke of Fort Jennings, cousin of bride; and Cory Trenkamp of Fort Jennings, brother of bride. The brides grandparents are Francis and Jeanette Fischer of Delphos and Augie and Jackie Trenkamp of Fort Jennings. The grooms grandparents are the late Harold and Jean Hamel and Joanne Nichols and the late Milton Nichols. A reception was held at the Fort Jennings American Legion following the ceremony. Following a wedding trip to Maui, Hawaii, the couple reside in Fort Jennings.

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Quaids claim corruption keeping them in Canada

BY ANTHONY McCARTNEY The Associated Press LOS ANGELES Randy Quaid says he would like to return to the United States one day, but he and his wife still fear they are being persecuted by California prosecutors and tabloid media. Although U.S. officials recently refused to seek extradition of the actor and his wife from Canada to face felony vandalism charges in Santa Barbara, Calif., authorities in the coastal town say theyll still have the couple arrested if they return to the states. The Quaids, who have missed several court appearances in the case, claim they are the victims of corrupt forces and are demanding an investigation. I feel like weve been driven out of the country and that the doors been slammed behind us, Quaid told The Associated Press in a phone interview from British Columbia on Friday. And for what, these phony little trespassing, vandalism charges? Santa Barbara can sleep better tonight knowing the Quaids are out of their hair. The couples current trouble began in September 2010, when they were arrested for causing more than $5,000 damage at a hillside home they were renting. It was the second bout of trouble for the couple in Santa Barbara. Months earlier the pair resolved a case in which they also missed several court appearances related to charges they defrauded an innkeeper; the case against the actor was dropped, but his wife was placed on probation after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor.

I feel like weve been driven out of the country and that the doors been slammed behind us. And for what, these phony little trespassing, vandalism charges? Santa Barbara can sleep better tonight knowing the Quaids are out of their hair.
After the new arrest, they say they waited weeks to see if they would be charged. On Oct. 16, two days before they were charged when

Randy Quaid

a prosecutor says they had been notified to appear the Quaids traveled to Vancouver, British Columbia. Days later, they were arrested by Canadian police because of the California case. Quaid sought asylum, claiming he was being hunted by Hollywood star-whackers who had killed his friends Keith Carradine and Heath Ledger. Several more times, a judge in Santa Barbara ordered the couple to appear, increasing the couples bail each time they didnt show. By then Evi Quaid had learned her father was a Canadian citizen and she would be allowed to stay. Her husband, an Oscarnominated actor who has appeared in films as varied as the Vacation franchise, Independence Day and Brokeback Mountain, was allowed to stay, too.

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Spanish class and his emotions. He looks forward to his antidepressant, Lexapro, going generic early next year. Itd make all the difference in the world, says Powers, of Bryan, Texas. Generic medicines are chemically equivalent to the original brand-name drugs and work just as well for nearly all patients. When a drug loses patent protection, often only one generic version is on sale for the first six months, so the price falls a little bit initially. Then, several other generic makers typically jump in, driving prices down dramatically. Last year, the average generic prescription cost $72, versus $198 for the average brand-name drug, according to consulting firm Wolters Kluwer Pharma Solutions. Those figures average all prescriptions, from short-term to 90-day ones. Average copayments last year were $6 for generics, compared with $24 for brandname drugs given preferred status by an insurer and $35 for nonpreferred brands, according to IMS Health. Among the drugs that recently went off patent, Protonix, for severe heartburn, now costs just $16 a month for the generic, versus about $170 for the brand name. And of the top sellers that soon will have competition, Lipitor retails for about $150 a month, Plavix costs almost $200 a month and blood pressure drug Diovan costs about $125 a month. For those with drug coverage, their out-of-pocket costs for each of those drugs could drop below $10 a month. Generic Lipitor should hit pharmacies Nov. 30 and cost them around $10 each a month. For people with no prescription coverage, the com-

ing savings on some drugs could be much bigger. Many discount retailers and grocery chains sell the most popular generics for $5 a month or less to draw in shoppers. The impact of the coming wave of generics will be widespread and swift. Insurers use systems that make sure patients are switched to a generic the first day its available. Many health plans require newly diagnosed patients to start out on generic medicines. And unless the doctor writes brand only on a prescription, if theres a generic available, thats almost always what the pharmacist dispenses. The looming revenue drop is changing the economics of the industry. Pharmaceutical companies have cut about 10 percent of U.S. jobs in four years, from a peak of about 297,000 to about 268,000, according to Labor Department data. Nearly two-thirds of the cuts came in the last 1 1/2 years, partly because of big mergers that were driven by the need to shore up pipelines and boost profit in the short term by slashing overlap. Drug companies also are trying to stabilize future sales by putting more sales reps in emerging markets such as China and India, and diversifying into businesses that get little or no generic competition. Those include vaccines, diagnostic tests, veterinary medicines and consumer health products. As the proportion of prescriptions filled with generic drugs jumped to 78 percent in 2010, from 57 percent in 2004, annual increases in prescription drug spending slowed, to just 4 percent in 2010. According to the Generic Pharmaceutical Association, generics saved the U.S. health care system more than $824 billion from 2000 through 2009, and now save about $1 billion every three days.

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ment no arrests have been made in connection with her death. It was not a complete surprise, but the news was still a huge shock for millions around the world. The size of Winehouses appeal was reflected in the extraordinary range of people paying tribute as they heard the news, from Demi Moore who tweeted Truly sad news ... May her troubled soul find peace to chef Jamie Oliver, who wrote such a waste, raw talent on the social networking site. Tony Bennett, who recorded the pop standard Body And Soul with Winehouse at Londons Abbey Road Studios in March for an upcoming duets album, called her an artist of immense proportions. Winehouse was something rare in an increasingly homogenized music business an outsized personality and an unclassifiable talent. She shot to fame with the album Back to Black, whose blend of jazz, soul, rock and classic pop was a global hit.

It won five Grammys and made Winehouse with her black beehive hairdo and old-fashioned sailor tattoos one of musics most recognizable stars. I didnt go out looking to be famous, Winehouse told the Associated Press when the album was released. Im just a musician. But in the end, the music was overshadowed by fame, and by Winehouses demons. Tabloids lapped up the erratic stage appearances, drunken fights, stints in hospital and rehab clinics. Performances became shambling, stumbling train wrecks, watched around the world on the Internet. Last month, Winehouse canceled her European comeback tour after she swayed and slurred her way through barely recognizable songs in her first show in the Serbian capital of Belgrade. Booed and jeered off stage, she flew home and her management said she would take time off to recover. Fans who had kept the faith waited in vain for a followup to Back to Black. Born in 1983 to taxi driver Mitch Winehouse and his pharmacist wife Janis,

Winehouse grew up in the north London suburbs, and was set on a showbiz career from an early age. When she was 10, she and a friend formed a rap group, Sweet n Sour Winehouse was Sour that she later described as the little white Jewish Salt n Pepa. She attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School, a factory for British music and acting moppets, later went to the Brit School, a performing arts academy in the Fame mold, and was originally signed to Pop Idol svengali Simon Fullers 19 Management. But Winehouse was never a packaged teen star, and always resisted being pigeonholed. Her jazz-influenced 2003 debut album, Frank, was critically praised and sold well in Britain. It earned Winehouse an Ivor Novello songwriting award, two Brit nominations and a spot on the shortlist for the Mercury Music Prize. But Winehouse soon expressed dissatisfaction with the disc, saying she was only 80 percent behind the album. Frank was followed

by a slump during which Winehouse broke up with her boyfriend, suffered a long period of writers block and, she later said, smoked a lot of marijuana. The album she eventually produced was a sensation. Released in Britain in the fall of 2006, Back to Black brought Winehouse global fame. Working with producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi and soul-funk group the Dap-Kings, Winehouse fused soul, jazz, doo-wop and, above all, a love of the girl-groups of the early 1960s with lyrical tales of romantic obsession and emotional excess. Back to Black was released in the United States in March 2007 and went on to win five Grammy awards, including song and record of the year for Rehab. Music critic John Aizlewood attributed her trans-Atlantic success to a fantastic voice and a genuinely original sound. Winehouses rise was helped by her distinctive look black beehive of hair, thickly lined cat eyes, girly tattoos and her tart tongue.

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TUESDAY, JULY 26, 2011 A growth of your innate leadership qualities will continue in the year ahead. As you develop further, people, events and circumstances will put you in front of the pack, leading the way in both your field of endeavor and your private life. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- Be as generous with your funds as people have been with you in the past. Consider purchasing some things that you enjoy but that would also provide a lot of pleasure for others. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -Even though the job at hand might be unusually tough to do, continue to work with a flourish. Itll impress others as to how well you handle rough assignments and keep on smiling. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- If you want to make an impact, let others think your ideas came from them. Youll be able to be more effective pulling the strings from the background than from a visible position. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -This can be an especially good cycle for accomplishing your hopes and expectations, so make the most of it. Dont let anybody with a negative attitude influence your mindset or position. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) -- Focus your attention on accomplishing your most desirable objectives at this time. Regardless of the impediments involved, you have the ability to get what youre after. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- If some of your associates arent in accord with your way of thinking, dont knock yourself out trying to convince them. Quietly go about doing what you believe to be necessary. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- Dont hesitate to rely upon a loyal associate if you lack the wherewithal to handle something important. Select someone who you know can fill in all the empty spaces. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Fairness and tact are two of your greatest assets, which youll use quite wisely. Others will respond in kind when they see you are doing your best not to overwhelm them. ARIES (March 21-April 19) -Continue to keep performing to the best of your abilities, because with the trends now favoring you, especially where your work is concerned, you can make substantial progress. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -If youre with an individual who you know to be on a tight budget, dont embarrass him or her by showing off how much you can spend. Be careful when handling money matters. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -Should you find yourself in a situation that isnt likely to improve, do what you can to wrap it up instead of letting it hold you back. The sooner its gone, the quicker you can start to make progress. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -Trust and depend on your own ideas instead of trying to seek approval from those who arent involved and who know little about what youre doing. Believe in yourself.
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Dear Annie: Don and We split up two years ago I have been married for 43 because he didnt have the years. I thought we had a ability to remain faithful. My sister insists they are good marriage, but my trust not dating, and that may has been shaken recently. Don retired four years be true, but it has really ago. He told me a former co- hurt me that she chose him worker, Lulu, had e-mailed over me. Knowing she had to ask to meet for lunch and already invited my family, catch up on the latest office why would she ask him on gossip. It sounded pretty the trip? She claims she did innocent to me, so I had no nothing wrong. My sister has always objection. Then my world been my best friend. I am turned upside down. so upset about this. Last week, I How does our relaran into another tionship recover? of Dons ex-co-- Miss My Sis in workers, who Pennsylvania informed me that Dear Miss: Your Don and Lulu had sister was both rude been having lunch and inconsiderate. together a few Regardless of what times a week for she says about not the past four years. dating your exHe said their obviboyfriend, she is ous attraction was definitely interwell known at the office. Annies Mailbox ested in him. That may not be a wise Annie, Don never once mentioned these move on her part, but shell lunches to me. When I asked have to learn the hard way. him point blank, he became Tell her you are hurt, ask her quite upset and said there not to do this again, and then was nothing going on. I said try to forgive her. Dear Annie: This is in I wanted the lunches and e-mails to end. He replied response to Fed-Up Mom, that he wont initiate con- whose 18-year-old son refustact, but if Lulu e-mails him, es to brush his teeth. We had he will respond. I find this a similar experience. The lack of hygiene turned out to unacceptable. Yesterday, Don said Lulu be the first warning sign that invited him to the office pic- our son had mental illness. It nic. He plans to go, but said took several years for more I shouldnt attend because symptoms to appear, and by Id be bored to tears. I told then, he was over 21 and we him if he attended this picnic could no longer force him to without me, I would have to get treatment. I suggest these parents consider my next step. He thinks Im bluffing. My best check with their local NAMI friend says I didnt come chapter about what to watch down hard enough. She for. -- Another Mom thinks I should move out Annies Mailbox is writand then tell our children, ten by Kathy Mitchell and who have always admired Marcy Sugar, longtime editheir father. tors of the Ann Landers What is your take on all column. Please e-mail your this, Annie? -- Nervous questions to anniesmailWife box@comcast.net, or write Dear Nervous: Don to: Annies Mailbox, c/o doesnt want you at the Creators Syndicate, 5777 W. picnic because he wants Century Blvd., Ste. 700, Los to be with Lulu (assuming Angeles, CA 90045. there actually is a picnic). You should insist on going with him. Whether this is an affair or just a flirtation, Don is showing appalling disregard for you. Out of respect for your marriage, he needs to stop all contact with Lulu immediately. Try not to bring the children into this mess. Your next step should be counseling. Tell Don the marriage is in serious trouble, and ask him to come with you. If he refuses, go without him and figure out what is best for you. Dear Annie: A few weeks ago, my older sister invited my children and me on a day trip. She also invited a bunch of other people and family members. On the day of the outing, she stopped by my house and asked me not to come. She told me she had invited my ex-boyfriend, a guy I had dated for seven years.

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By IAN MacDOUGALL and LOUISE NORDSTROM The Associated Press OSLO, Norway The man who has confessed to carrying out a bombing and shooting spree that left 93 people dead in Norway will be held in complete isolation for four weeks after a hearing in which he said his terror network had two other cells. Anders Behring Breivik pleaded not guilty to one of the deadliest modern mass killings in peacetime, saying he wanted to save Europe and send a strong signal, not to kill as many as possible, Judge Kim Heger said after a closed court hearing. Breivik could tamper with evidence if released, and will be held for at least another month after the court-ordered solitary confinement, the judge said. Breivik made clear in an Internet manifesto that he planned to turn his court appearance into theater, preparing a speech for his appearance in court even before launching the attacks, then requesting requested an open hearing in which he would wear a uniform. The suspect staged the bombing and youth camp rampage as marketing for his manifesto calling for a revolution that would rid Europe of Muslims, he said. Reporters and locals thronged the courthouse today ahead of the hearing for their first glimpse of Breivik since the assault. When one car drove through the crowd, people hit its windows and one person shouted an expletive, believing Breivik was inside. The hearing ended after about 35 minutes. Peaceful, liberal Norway has been stunned by the bombing in downtown Oslo and the shooting massacre at a youth camp outside the capital, which the suspect said were intended to start a revolution to inspire Norwegians to retake their country from Muslims and other immigrants. He blames liberals for championing multiculturalism over Norways indigenous culture. It is clear that there is concrete information that a public hearing with the suspect present could quickly lead to an extraordinary and very difficult situation in terms of the investigation and security, Heger said. The court acknowledged that there was a need for transparency in the case and that it normally would consider arguments CHRIS HAWLEY Associated Press

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PHUONG LE Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) Two unrelated mass shootings in a span of just a few hours in neighboring communities south of Seattle wounded at least 20 people and left officials surprised over the proximity of the violence and that no one was killed. Thirteen people were wounded after a fight erupted into gunfire at a car show late Saturday afternoon in Kent, about 20 miles south of Seattle, sending spectators ducking for cover and merchants hiding in stores. About 10 hours later in nearby Auburn, police said a jealous husband walked into a casino nightclub with a handgun and opened fire on his estranged wife, her male companion and her two sisters as they danced on the floor. Three others were wounded before the suspect was tackled by a casino security guard as he fled the nightclub, authorities said. Its highly unusual that we have multiple shootings, especially this many shootings so close together, said Cmdr. Mike Hirman with the Auburn, Wash., police department. Theyre not related, thats for sure, and I dont have any explanation. No deaths have been reported in either shooting. Whats unusual is that so many got shot and nobody got killed, said Ralph Fascitelli, board president of Washington CeaseFire, a statewide group that seeks to reduce gun violence. To have two things back to back, its a quirk, but Im not surprised. Its a wakeup call to officials to do more about gun violence in this state. Its very lucky that nobody got killed. In the casino club shooting, Hirman said a Covington man was expected to be booked into King County Jail Sunday on investigation of attempted homicide. His first court appearance is today. The shooting happened at about 1:30 a.m. at the crowded Club Galaxy inside the Muckleshoot Casino in Auburn, about 30 miles south of Seattle, police said. Hirman said the suspect spent several minutes watching his wife, her two sisters and her male dancing partner before deciding to walk onto the dance floor. He then pulled out a gun, shot the man, his wife and his wifes two sisters. He then fired multiple rounds. The information I have is that it was just jealousy, Hirman said of the mans motive, adding the couple had not been living together for several months. He started to flee the club, but a security officer tackled him. The man was taken into custody by a uniformed police officer who was hired to work security at the casino, Hirman said.

Couples wed on 1st day of marriage equality in NY

NEW YORK (AP) Hundreds of gay couples dressed in formal suits and striped trousers, gowns and T-shirts recited vows in emotion-choked voices and triumphantly hoisted their long-awaited marriage certificates on Sunday as New York became the sixth and largest state to recognize same-sex weddings. Couples began saying I do at midnight from Niagara Falls to Long Island, though New York City became the sometimes raucous center of action by daybreak Sunday as couples waited on a sweltering day for the chance to exchange vows at the city clerks office. A party atmosphere reigned in the lobby of the Manhattan clerks office, with cheers and applause breaking out whenever a couple was handed their white-and-blue wedding certificate. Balloons floated overhead. One couple wore matching kilts; another wore sparkly crowns. Children scurried up and down

from the press when making decisions to close hearings but said that wasnt possible for practical reasons. Its unusual that the hearing was closed even before it began. Normally, a judge would make such a decision in open court. Typically, the accused is brought to court every four weeks while prosecutors prepare their case, so a judge can approve his continued detention. In cases of serious crimes or where the defendant has admitted to the charges, longer periods of detention are not unusual. Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg led the mourning nation in a minute of silence today, standing on the steps of an Oslo university next to a flame. The king and queen stood by as well, and neighboring countries Denmark and Sweden also joined in the remembrance. Signs of normality began to return to Oslo today. A wide police cordon around the bomb site was lifted on the first workday since the attacks, leaving just a narrower zone closed off. Most shops were open and trams were rumbling through the citys streets. But the flag on the courthouse where Breivik will appear remained at half staff, and the worlds media was buzzing around the building. The search for more victims continues and police have not released the names of the dead. But Norways royal court said today that those killed at the island retreat included Crown Princess Mette-Marits stepbrother, an off-duty police officer, who was working there as a security guard. Court spokeswoman Marianne Hagen told The Associated Press that his name was Trond Berntsen, the son of Mette-Marits stepfather, who died in 2008. Meanwhile, in an interview with Swedish tabloid Expressen, the suspects father said he was ashamed and disgusted by his sons acts and wished he had committed suicide. I dont feel like his father, said former diplomat Jens David Breivik from his secluded home in southern France. How could he just stand there and kill so many innocent people and just seem to think that what he did was OK? He should have taken his own life too. Thats what he should have done. Breivik said he first learned the news of his sons attacks from media websites. I couldnt believe my eyes. It was totally paralyzing and I couldnt really understand it.

the lobby; workers with bullhorns called out the numbers of each couple. Poignant signs of pent-up emotion were common from couples who had in some cases waited for years to wed. Couples cried and voices quavered. Newlywed Douglas Robinson exclaimed, You bet your life I do! when asked if he would take Michael Elsasser as his spouse. The first couple to marry in Manhattan were Phyllis Siegel, 77, and Connie Kopelov, 85, who have been together for 23 years. Kopelov arrived in a wheelchair and stood with the assistance of a walker. During the service, Siegel wrapped her hand in Kopelovs hand and they both grasped the walker. Witnesses cheered and wiped away tears after the two women vowed to honor and cherish each other as spouses and then kissed. I am breathless. I almost couldnt breathe, Siegel said after the ceremony. Its mind-boggling. The fact that its happening to us that we are finally legal and can do this like everyone else.

Answers to Saturdays questions: The physical reason we yawn is the body is not getting enough oxygen. The brain senses this and sends a signal to the lungs to take an extra deep breath. That extra deep breath is a yawn. Fifty percentage of people yawn when they see someone else yawn. Todays questions: What is the only 8-letter English word with only 1 vowel? What are the odds you have used your cell phone in the bathroom? Answers in Tuesdays Herald. Todays words: Hortensial: grown in a garden Sagittate: shaped like an arrowhead

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rication & Welding 419-339-0110 ab

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80% of the worlds businesses are family owned. Family-run businesses account for more than half of the nations gross domestic product.

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Quality Fabrication & Welding at 5745 Redd Road, offers all types of repair on various metal projects from fabrication of special items to gates, railings, equipment modifications and more. The business was started by Larry McClure as Quality Millwright Services in 1975 offering design, erection,

Quality Fabrication & Welding Inc.

DEWITT CHIROPRACTIC
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(corner of Fifth and Canal in Delphos)
Five generations of Lehmanns have served Delphos area residents since 1911. The Morris Lehmann Mike Lehmann Marthanne Fred Lehmann Lehmanns started their Lehmann Since 1959 furniture store in 1948. In 1959, the family turned the 52-room Phelan Motel on Main Street into the present Becky Lehmann Josh Miller Chris Lehmann Sue Lehmann day furniture & flooring Klausing Miller store. Flexsteel, La-Z-Boy, Riverside and Chiropractic Bedding are just a few of the name brands of furniture displayed in four floors over 40 rooms of show space. All of the floors can be easily accessed by an elevator.
Delphos Businessman 1911-1939

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and repair of bulk handling equipment and special service manlifts in grain elevators, fertilizer and ready mix plants. It is proud of the quality and personal touch that goes into every job, no matter how big or small. New, or repairing something old, the detail remains.

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Great food. Good neighbor.

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Since 1976

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The Point Marathon/ Hickory Pit BBQ
A quick stop at The Point Marathon, gas station and convenience store, can keep both your stomach and your gas tank full with competitive gas prices and a variety of foods. The Point was started in 2008 by Bryan Hutchison and his wife Bethany. In addition to the Pizza they are known for, The Point also offers hickory smoked pulled pork, beef brisket, chicken, soups, salad and a variety of deep-fried items. All items can be ordered takeout or served in The Hickory Pit, their dining Becky Maas, Bryan Hutchison and Bonnie Merschman area. Also available for purchase besides gasoline and diesel, are beer, wine, soft drinks, chips, party supplies, groceries, lotto tickets and cigarettes. There are also ATMs available inside and outside. The Point is open from 5 a.m.-11 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 5 a.m.-midnight on Friday, 5 a.m.-11 p.m. on Saturday, and 6 a.m.-11 p.m. on Sunday. To order from their menu, call 419-695-1227 or stop in at 1150 Elida Avenue. The Hutchisons and their 11 employees work to maintain excellent customer service, quality food, competitive gas prices and having fun all at the same time. Those at The Point enjoy being a part of the community and how that their gasoline brings miles of smiles.

Delphos Granite Works

Whether you are looking for a private estate, standard or custom memorial, Delphos Granite Works can provide a product that will stand the test of time. J.G. Birkmeier opened the original family memorial company in 1880 in Delphos. The reputation for craftsmanship and quality J.G. was known for 120 years ago is still quite evident in Delphos Granite Works today. The secret to their success lies with their talented team of professionals including office staff, artists, craftsmen and monument brokers all dedicated to make your experience second to none. Delphos Granite Works has almost unlimited options available to make your memorial unique. They guide you through the process of choosing color, size, shape and finish along with the carvings and lettering styles to create a truly unique, personalized design for your monument. Talented artists will design and personalize a color sketch of what your monument will look like before a final decision is made. In addition to monuments, markers, slants, bevels, benches, columbariums and mausoleums, Delphos Granite Works also offers a full range of bronze plaques, statues, vases, pet markers, memorial portraits and granite and bronze signage. People turn to them for a lasting tribute to someone they love. Its a responsibility they take to heart every day. Delphos Granite Works, founded in 1991 by C. Michael Birkmeier as a fourthgeneration memorialist, produces quality monuments guaranteed to withstand the test of time.

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SALUTE TO FAMILY OWNED BUSINESSES

The Delphos Trading Post concept came about in late 2008. Owners Ray and Sharon Kennedy bought the property in February of 2009 and with the help of Sharons brother Terry Ralston began renovations in May. The building was completed in October of 2009. Then the real adventure began the setup of a business. We did our business plan and enjoyed the planning stage, put the finishing touches on the inside of the building, and got our equipment. Our first merchandise was items we all had collected over the years, some garage sales and auctions. With our shelves barley covered we opened our doors on September 14, 2010 and thanks to our community weve been growing ever since. Terry and Sharon were born and raised locally and Ray was born and raised in Savannah Georgia. Ray and Sharon (Ralston) Kennedy have recently come home to be closer to family and to enjoy their grandchildren. Terry Ralston, known as Frog to his friends, is the manager. Vickey Fischer is the bookkeeper and paper pusher, Sharon also known as Sami does the marketing, Ray does administration and we all welcome you to come spend some time with us as soon as you can. At the Delphos Trading Post one mans unwanted items are Pictured above: Sharon Kennedy, grandsons Luke & Jacob Cowan, another mans treasure. So what weve done is give you a place where you can bring your unwanted treasures and trade them for Vickey Fischer and Terry (Frog) Ralston. something you might like or cash. We buy, sell, and trade just (Not pictured-out of town: Ray Kennedy) about anything that is in good shape and has a market value. We also buy and sell new and used fire arms, gold and silver, antiques and collectibles; so come see us at the Delphos Trading Post and let us help your dollars go further.

DELPHOS TRADING POST

BUY-SELL-TRADE 528 N. Washington St. Delphos Ohio

Hours: Tues. thru Thurs. 8:30 am to 5pm Fri. 8:30am to 6pm Sat. 9am to 2 pm

Saving You Money and Making Your Dollars Go Further

Payroll Services, Inc.

207 N. Main St., Delphos 419-695-9040 R. Lee Macwhinney opened the doors to his business Payroll Services, Inc. in 1969, and it became incorporated in 1991. Today, the business is run by his son Eric Macwhinney with the help of two employees, Anna Bruns and Kristin Ulm. Anna Bruns, Eric Macwhinney, Kristen Ulm. The main mission of the company is to alleviate the business task of processing payroll in small business environments. Located right on Main Street in Delphos, Payroll Services, Inc. can meet the needs of many small businesses in the area. Some of their services include payroll tax deposits, payroll quarterly reports, and W-2 and 1099 printing. With a history of professional work, you can trust Payroll Services, Inc. to meet your business needs. They are open to serve you Monday through Friday 8am-5pm.

333 North St., Delphos, OH Operating one of Ohios Thin & Healthy Total Solutions licenses successfully, a special fitness program for older adults, and monthly boot camps for all ages these are a few of the perks at Peak 24 Hr Fitness in Delphos. The SilverSneakers fitness program targets older adults looking to increase their physical activity and better theyre overall life-style. It is ranked as the nations leading and largest senior exercise regimen. The program incorporates physical activity, health education and special social events for anyone that has a desire to improve their attitude, fitness level and outlook on life. The SilverSneakers classes focus on muscular strength, range of movement, and cardio circuit. Peak 24 Hour Fitness understands the communitys need for a new outlook on living healthy and understanding wellness. The Total Solution Wellness program is a specialized program that allows participants in the program to receive one-on-one personalized coaching, as well as healthy foods education and metabolism retraining. Total Solution teaches members how to achieve a healthy lifestyle and success in every aspect of life through Life Successgoal setting. Peak specializes in cardio and resistance fitness, weight loss, wellness, massage therapy and group exercise classes such as the very popular Zumba, Yoga, Spin. Owner Jeff Schwieterman said that technology has changed the way the business can operate. The fitness center has 24 hour key access and is monitored remotely by video and computer.

When Schwieterman was asked what his most memorable moment has been thus far running Peak 24 Hour Fitness, he recalled designing a special program to assist a 71-year-old stroke victim. The specially designed program allowed the victims exercise ability to change from less than two minutes to over 15 minutes, in aerobic exercise. Most recently this same customer has even regained enough balance through the SilverSneakers program to ride his bicycle again. He is ecstatic. With Van Wert Countys only Thin & Healthy Weight Loss license, Schwieterman can provide clients with unique programs. He believes Peak 24 Hour Fitness stands out from the competition, and can offer their members more than the average gym, with specialized classes and programs. Peak 24 Hour Fitness is located in the Stadium Park Office complex, 333 North Street in Delphos. Purchased in 2009, the business is owned and operated by Jeff and Jennifer Schwieterman. Their family includes children; Ryan, his wife Brooke, Emily and Kaitlyn.

419-695-PEAK

(7325)

Sherry Subler and Babette Stewart are the mother/daughter team that make up the dedictated staff at Animal House Boarding Kennel and Grooming located on Jennings Delphos Road between Delphos and Van Wert. Sherry started the business in 2005 and has been an intregal part of taking care of area pets ever since. When you are out of town, you can feel secure knowing that your pet is in good hands in their state of the art kennel. With air conditioned kennels in the summer and heated floors in the winter, your pet will feel comfortable and loved while you are away. They can even take care of grooming your pet during its stay so that your dog will be looking its best when you return! With convenient hours every day of the week, Animal House is there to meet your pets grooming or boarding needs at any time. They are open Monday-Saturday 8am until 8pm and Sunday 8am-10am and 6pm-8pm. Next time youre going out of town or your pet looks a little too shaggy, make sure your pet is in the good hands of committed professionals. To learn more, check out their website: www.animalhousekennels.com.

Owning this restaurant fulfills a life-long dream for me, says Chicago native Keith Yonker. I started working at a restaurant in high school, and then went on to graduate from Weber College in Babson Park, Fla., and then completed my culinary internship at Walt Disney Corp. in Fla. I have been working as a corporate chef around the country ever since. My wife Rana and I purchased this long-established restaurant and bar in Dec. 2009, and took over managing it in Jan. 2010. The support from the community and entire surrounding area has been wonderful. We brought back the old-recipe fried chicken that made the restaurant famous and have added many new features. Keith & Rana Yonker, Keiths business philosophy is to use only the freshest, topowners quality ingredients. You cant turn out a quality product if you dont start with the best ingredients. Most of my dishes are made-from-scratch, including the dressings and sauces, says Keith. Keiths Landeck Tavern features daily luncheon specials as well as a full line of sandwiches, salads and side dishes. Keith just recently introduced some new menu items which have been a big hit! Keiths Landeck Tavern is also starting to be known for its fabulous desserts. Keiths mother-in-law is a gourmet baker and has been making to-die-for cheese cakes, pies, and other desserts. A large, private room at Keiths Landeck Tavern is available for parties, showers, rehearsal dinners, reunions, meetings, etc. Keiths Landeck Tavern and Catering can also cater your event. Catering information is available by calling the restaurant or checking the website. A full menu is also available on the website. We can also be found on Facebook.

The Animal House Boarding Kennel and Grooming

www.animalhousekennels.com
Sherry at 419-302-2982 or Babette at 419-953-6204
20287 Jennings Delphos Rd. Delphos, Ohio 45833 (between Delphos and Van Wert)

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) California milk producers have modified an eyebrow-raising advertising campaign that promoted their product to men as a way to lessen the effects of premenstrual syndrome in their wives or girlfriends. But some critics wonder if its time the dairy organization moved on to greener pastures. While the benefits of calcium to women are widely accepted, the over-the-top publicity campaign featuring harried-looking men, color-coded PMS meters and video apology enhancers may be doing the industry in the nations top milk-producing state more harm than good. Marketing experts say the California Milk Processor Board, previously known for its popular Got Milk? promotions, resorted to shock advertising that may have earned it negative attention without benefiting the product it was trying to sell. It might have been too shocking, and too much negative attention. And really, it was negative attention that was not related to milk, said Laura Ries, president of the Atlanta marketing strategy firm Ries & Ries. The board, which is overseen by the state Department of Food and Agriculture but is privately funded, decided Thursday to modify its two-week-old campaign and redirected users from its web site, www.everythingidoiswrong.org, to another that will encourage discussion of the issue. The original campaign, featuring an Internet splash page, billboards and announcements on National Public Radio, had been scheduled to run through the end of August. Steve James, the milk boards executive director, said the advertising had accomplished the boards goal of spreading awareness about the benefits milk can have on women who suffer the effects of PMS and on their male partners. Weve started out as a California campaign, and it has become a subject of discussion around the country, he said. We set out to spark the issue about something that affects both men and women, and we certainly did get a discussion going. There is no doubt of that. The campaigns web site said as many as 1,500 media outlets worldwide reported on the ads, which drew attention on national television talk shows and resonated widely online. Negative comments poured in from women and female-oriented media, and a Facebook site was dedicated to reaction most of it negative.