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A special good day to Herald subscribers Robert and Sha Brady of Baker City.

Outdoors, 1C Baker County's best-known canyon is Hells Canyon but to be geographically honest, the canyon isn't Baker County's to claim.

Not alone, anyway.

The deepest stretch of that famous canyon is in Wallowa County.

But Baker County boasts other canyons that are (mostlyj within the county's borders, and the lower Powder River Canyon is an option for early-season hiking.

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Oregon, 5A SALEM — Kate Brown became Oregon's governor with a pledge not to accept money from outside sources and to ensure anyone who pays her family and staff does not have business before the state of Oregon.

Brown took the oath of office in a short ceremony at the state Capitol Wednesday. The Democrat, who was formerly the secretary of state, becomes the first openly bisexual governor in the nation.

Brown replaces fellow Democrat John Kitzhaber, who was Oregon's longest-serving chief executive before his swift fall from grace in an ethics scandal that culminated with his announcement Feb. 13 that he'd step down.

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Baker School superintendent finalists to meet with public today The three finalists to replace Walt Wegener as superintendent of the Baker School District will meet with the public today from 4 p m. to 6 p.m. at the Baker High School commons, 2500 E St. Wegener is retiring June 30.

The finalists are Betty Palmer, principal at South Baker Intermediate School; MarkWitty, superintendent of the Grant School District at John Day; and Robert Vian, superintendent of Joint School District171 at Orofino, Idaho.

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Stacy Bingham, left, and her daughter, Lindsey, attend an eventWednesday honoring the Oregon DMV for encouraging people to register as organ donors. Lindsey had a heart transplant on Feb. 14, 2013.

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indsey Bingham giggles, jumping from foot to foot as she talks about the antics of her younger brother, Gage.

Around her neck she wears a medallion engraved with "2.14.13" and "Brave."

Without the event on that date, Lindsey wouldn't be here to talk about Gage.

On Feb. 14, 2013, she underwent surgery to receive a new heart at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital in Palo Alto, Calif.

A little more than six years before that, in August 2006, her older sister, Sierra, also received a new heart at the same hospital.

Gage — the rambunctious 6-year-old — has a pacemaker and will one day need a new heart.

The three Bingham children

were diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy. Their two siblings, Megan and Hunter, don't have the same condition.

Now their parents, Stacy and JasonBingham, are facing another harsh reality — Sierra has coronary heart disease and this week she goes back on the transplantlistfora heart.

She is 15. She will be listed as a 2 for urgency ila is the most urgent when the patient is in the hospital) and should be able to stay home and live her life until the call comeswhich doctors estimate will take atleasta year.

When Lindsey's heart failed, she was put on a Berlin heart, an artificial support that helpedher heart pump. That enabledher to waitfora donor heart.

Sierra's condition, with her donorheart,isdifferent— a Berlin heart is not an option.

''When they crash, they crash," Stacy says."There's no

back up."

She said Sierra is fully involved in her medical condition — and knows what is coming.

"She wants to know everything," Stacy said.

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he Binghams have been forcedto learn about organ donation the hard way, and this week Stacy and Lindsey helped share their knowledge during an assembly at Baker

High School.

Their talk was part of an eventhonoring the DMV and its 40-year partnership with Donate Life Northwest, which educatesresidents ofOregon and Washington about organ, eye and tissue donation and the Oregon or Washington Donor Registry.

Baker County SherifFs deputies planned to continue to search today for Logan Richard Handy, a 16-year-old Baker City boy who ran away from his home Wednesday morning Three deputies and six Handy members of the county's search and rescueteam were unable to fi nd Handy despite a day-long search Thursday, Sheriff Mitch Southwick said this morning.

Police believe Handy might be a danger to himself, Southwick said.

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in cattle theft case The Sumpter woman convicted Feb. 12 of two counts of first-degree theft and four counts of unauthorized use of a livestock animal was sentenced Thursday to six months in the Baker County Jail.

A jury found Lynette Bullington, 64, of 39554 Cemetery Road in Sumpter, guilty of illegally keeping a stray black Angus calf belonging to Cal and Vicki Foster of Bowen

Valley.

In addition to the six-month jail term, Judge Greg Baxter also sentenced Bullington to two years probation on each count, and orderedher to pay the Fosters$5,000 forloss oftheuse oftheircow for breeding purposes.

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A second police search of a Baker City home where a man was arrested on drug charges last week has yielded one pound of methamphetamine and more than $3,500 in cash.

Baker City Police searched the home at 3025 D St., near the railroad tracks in north Baker City, about 8:30 a.m. Wednesday.

On Feb. 10 police arrested Jose Daniel Padilla-Albrido, 38, at that home.

During a search of the home Feb. 10, police found abouthalfa pound ofmeth,with an estimatedstreetvalueof$8,000.

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Broadcast television channels are in danger of disappearing in rural areas of Baker and Union counties.

Baker County Commissioners heard a report Wednesday on the

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Due to lack of funding, BMTD might cease to exist in the next two to three years, Beach said.

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trictreceivesisfiom a $100yearly fee Beach said other districts in the billed every July to users of its signals. West have stable funding in the form attaxrate orothertypesoffees She talked to the commission about of afl financial troubles the district is havand or levies. ''We are on our own," she said. mg.

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BAKER COUNTY CALENDAR FRIDAY, FEB. 20 • Open house for candidates for 5J superintendent:4 p.m.to 6p.m .,BakerHigh SchoolCommons, 2500 ESt. TUESDAY, FEB. 24 • Baker School Board:6 p.m., District Office, 2090 Fourth St.; meeting rescheduled from Feb. 17.

• Baker City Council:7 p.m. City Hall,1655 First St. FRIDAY, FEB. 27 • Haines Elementary Chili/Potato Feed and Raffle:4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., at the Haines School; more information is available by calling the school at 541-524-2400.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4 • Baker County Legislative Hotline Video Conference: 7 a.m. PST, at the Baker County Extension Office's media room, 2600 East St. Rep. Cliff Bentz, (R-Ontario), and Sen. Ted Ferrioli, (R-John Day), will update constituents on proposed laws and legislative action while the 2015Oregon Legislature is in session.

• Baker County Commission:9 a.m., 1995Third St. TUESDAY, MARCH 10 • Baker City Council:7 p.m. City Hall,1655 First St. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 • Baker County Commission:9 a.m., Courthouse, 1995 Third St.

TURNING BACK THE PAGES 50 YEARS AGO from the Democrat-Herald Feb. 20, 1965 The Baker Bulldogs move into what may be their most critical game of the season tonight atThe Dalles.

Coach Gary Hammond's squad lost the lead in the Intermountain Conference last night when the Hermiston Bulldogs dumped Baker 57-52 at the Hermiston basketball coUrts.

25 YEARS AGO from the Democrat-Herald Feb. 20, 1990 The Baker School Board opened high school reconstruction bids Monday night, and found that they came in below estimates.

Base bids ranged from $4.436 million to $4.744 million, aspreadofonly about$300,000.The low bidderwas Ewing Company of Boise.

10 YEARS AGO from the Baker City Herald Feb. 20, 2005 Portland land-use attorney Steve Abel had some fictional helpers on hand Friday to help him educate people about the ramifications of Measure 37.

Oly Oregonian, Kali Fornia, Hy Density, the M.T. Nestersmay have been rnad-up people,butthey allhad ideas about how to develop their land following passage last November of the measure that allows for either the removal of land-use regulation passed since the property was purchased, or compensation to the landowner for lost value.

ONE YEAR AGO from the Baker City Herald Feb. 21, 2014 A pack of wolves has killed at least one deer and one elk in Baker County over the past two weeks.

A biologist from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife said a group of four wolves killed a female deer on Feb. 7 near Ruckles Creek, about10 miles east of Baker City.

Brian Ratliff, district wildlife biologist at the ODFW office in Baker City, also said that a group of three to four wolves ate, and probably killed, an adult cow elk around Feb. 16 near Durkee.

ODFW officials don't know where the wolves came from or where they are now, and no one has reported seeing any wolves in either area, Ratliff said.

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LA GRANDE — A 31-yearold Baker County man was sentenced by Union County Judge Russell West Thursday to 25 months in prison for dealing methamphetamine.

That sentence is part of a multi-county plea agreement that will ultimately result in an 81-month sentence for Tom Carroll.

A charge of unlawful delivery of methamphetamine stemmed from a Nov. 7, 2014, arrest at the Spruce Street Marketin La Grande when Carroll was arrested on a Baker County warrant for felon in possession of a firearm, according to a press re-

lease from the Union County District Attorney's 0$ce.

After executing a search warrant on Carroll's vehicle and cellphone, authorities found he was in possession of a"substantial quantity of methamphetamine, a digital scale, $5,375 in cash and text messages arranging drug sales," the release states.

Union County Senior Deputy District Attorney Christopher Storz, who prosecutedthe case,said the sentenceisgood notjustfor the county but for the region "Thepleaagreement Mr. Carroll accepted here is part of a three-county offer that will resolve not only his

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commends the efforts of Union County Community Corrections employees as well as Sgt. Kris Rasmussen, who made the initial arrest, and Det. Shaun Gridley of the La Grande Police Department.

"Micah Johstone of the Umatilla County District Attorney's 0$ce and Matthew B. Shirtcli6; the Baker County district attorney, also deservethanks forcoordinating with the Union County District Attorney's 0$ce, thus saving court resources in three counties and maximizing prison time for a multicounty offender," the release states.

OBITUARIES Bonnie Entermille

Don fit the bill and a good Without a degree she thing, for she had numerous became an accomplished Bonnie Ilene Entermille, "social worker." Bonnie was cats and kittens in her busy a fait hfulblood donor for the 83, of Baker City, died Feb. 16, home. Don was previously 2015,from metastaticbreast married and divorced and Red Cross giving atleast93 Bonnie joyfully welcomed his units (nearly 12 gallons) to cancer at her daughter's home in Baker City. four-year-old daughter, Alicia the cause. In 2010 her active VisitaJane, into their family. cancer diagnosis prohibited tions will be Bonnie completed the her from further donations.

Saturday, Feb. eighth grade in the Pendleton She sewed clothes for 21 at 1 p.m. at Adventist Church School. family and fiiends, includthe SeventhHowever, she graduated here ing lots of unique baby Day Adventist in the Baker church school outfits: she stitched a label in the back: "Baby Loves Bonnie Ch u rch on as she was the only eighth Entennille Po cahontas

by Bonnie." Grandchildren grader in her multilevel were gifted with homemade Road. A traschool. Bessie Dick, (teacher ditional funeral service will here) wanted her to have "a quilts tailored to their color nice ceremony with other be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the preferences. Over the years church. Interment will follow students." She attended Gem she baked hundreds of cookat Mount Hope Cemetery.

State Adventist boarding ies and made many pounds Bonnie was born on Nov. academy in Caldwell, Idaho, offudge forrelativesand 11, 1931, at her Aunt Jane forseveralyears,butdid not numerous fiiends. She could Boyce's home on Balm Street graduate due to lack of fundouttalkabout anyone during in Baker City. (The family ing. Bonnie later attended a phone conversation. lived in the 5 Mile Creek area and graduatedfi om Baker Hobbies included bird of Richland, near Little Look- Business College. She worked watching, and study of any out Mountain.) Her parents for Smith Brothers Trucking and all aspects of nature. She were Lurana Ann (Hall) Gray here. She determined to get collected interesting rocks, and John Osborne Gray and her GED before her oldest bird and hornet nests for she was the fikh child of this son, David, graduated Baker grandchildren to see and enunion. Her siblings included High School in 1973. So, with joy. Years ago, a family fiiend, John"Riley,"Almyra Marjory her usual grit and determiBelinda Pilcher, got her "Marge," Franklyn Isaiah nation, Bonnie was able to started collecting bells. Bon"Frank" and Fredrick Earl meet her goal and hang her nie accumulated numerous "Fred." Frank and Fred, who certificate on the living room bells of all sizes from all over owned and operated Gray's wall. the world as gifts from family TV in Baker City, were affecDon wanted Bonnie to and fiiends. She kept up cortionately known in the family remain in the home as a respondence and visits with circle as"the boy twins" for m other despite herdesire to numerous fiiends, including theircloseness despit e fi ve work in the local library. InBetty Rayl, Louise Bamberry years' difference in age. Bon- stead, she became a regular Watts, and Carol Cawdery all nie and Marge shared similar library patron and checked for more than 60 years. bonding and although 11 out dozens of books over the All was not perfect howyears separated them were years. She channeled her ever....Don sagely stated, called"the girl twins." energies into volunteer work. 'Your mother is a wonderful On July 1, 1952, Bonnie Bonnie was a member of woman, but she's no housemarried Donald"Don" Junior the Seventh-day Adventist keeper." The two only argued Entermille"in the home of Dorcas Society (now known over one topic....whose turn a minister down in South as Community Services) for to take the garbage can to Baker on Fourth Street." years. She helped dozens of the street each Thursday "Junior" was a made-up people with needs of clothing, night! middle name, asDon had bedding, and afiiendly ear.

On July 1,2005,atthe age none at birth. His mother She inspired three generaof 73, Bonnie obtained her supplied this name for Navy tionstofollow herfootsteps first driver's license. Famenlistment purposes, much to of providing food to local ily fiiend Molly (Tachenko) his disgust. Bonnie often stat- community in the annual Whitaker gave her lessons. ed she would"never marry Thanksgiving box program She happily drove herself a man who didn't love cats." through the church. around Baker County for the next seven years. She kept her current license in her wallet and spoke fondly of The GOal haS beefI I'eaaheCf! drivingafter those few years.

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convinced her to surrender her driving privileges on Oct. 4, 2013. This was difficult for her to do, but Bonnie was full of common sense and had no desire to injure someone while she was at the wheel.

Her family moved around to various farms as she grew up. She therefore lived in Richland, Hermiston, Pendleton and Baker. Asked why they moved about she replied,"I guess it had to do with the water supply for farming."Although she was raised on homegrown food, Bonnie was a very picky eater with limited vegetables on her favorites list. She loved all fiuits and homemade bread, brown beans and canned her own jams and fiuits including ground cherries.

Huckleberry picking was a new adventure when Bonnie marriedDon. She went annually thereafter for 61 years. She would pick until it was so dark she couldn't see her fingers any longer."Too tired" to go last summer, family brought home branches laden with berries and she picked one final time. She also loved tent camping and only gave that up last year as well. Annual family vacations usually lasted two weeks and included visits to out-of-town relatives and friends. She loved historical markers and would beg Don to stop at each one. He dubbed them her"hysterical markers" and "accidently" drove pastafew in theinterestofarriving at their destination in a timely manner.

Bonnie was a lifetime member ofthe Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Her greatest joy was fellowshipping with members and studying her Bible. She also loved singing hymns.

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pending Union County case but also another unlawful delivery of methamphetamine case in Umatilla County and the original felon in possession of a firearm case fiom Baker County," Storz said.

"In sum, he will be sentenced to 81 months in prison under this offer, which is asubstantialsentence for someone going to prison for the first time on a non-person crime sentence and a big win for all the Eastern Oregon counties along Interstate 84, fiom Umatilla to Malheur, where he would sell methamphetamine."

In its release, the Union County DA's office said it

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2015

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day's search, officers found the larger stash of meth, and the cash, in a hidden Continued ~om Page1A According to a press compartment. releasefrom the Police Padilla-Albrido remains Department, after Padillain the Baker County Jail.

Albrido's arrest,off icers Police Chief Wyn Lohner learned that there might be describedthe arrestof hidden compartments in the Padilla-Albrido as "a step home on D Street that police up theladder" ofthe local overlooked during the Feb. meth-distribution system.

Lohner pointed out that 10 search.

Police got a second search police seized much larger warrant. During Wednesamounts of meth as part of

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Padilla-Albrido's arrestabout a pound and a half, after Wednesday's search — than theyfound during a seriesofarrestsearlierthis month of people charged with possessing and selling meth.

In mostofthosecasespolice found just a few grams of the drug.

One pound equals about 453 grams.

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than 50 lives.

Stacy and Lindsey also spoke at the Continued from Page1A assembly, sharing their family story In 1975, only 3 percent of Oregonians about donation. were registered on the Organ Donor As for Sierra's need to go back on Registry. the list, Stacy highlights what her first Then the DMV started asking donor heart has done.

"It's been eight years that she's been customers if they would like to register.

Today, 74 percent areregistered to be an able to grow and live life," she said. organ donor.

Lindsey kept her portion short and Aimee Adelmann, program coordinasweet. tor with Donate Life Northwest, led the "I encourage you to be an organ doassembly on Wednesday, and also spoke nor," she said.'You never know." to several classes on Thursday.

Adelmann encourages talking with She started with facts. family members about the decision to be Right now, there are more than a donor.

120,000waiting for atransplant,and "Our message is to talk with your 80 percentofthosearekidney cases. family," she said.

Thirty people die every day waiting for Although signing up to be a donor is a an organ transplant. "legally binding document," the decision Even thoughmany aresigned up to ultimately lies with the family memdonate, less than 1 percent of the popu- bers. lation will become an organ donor.

She said donation is "a long process Adelmann said there are three and a draining process" — and comes at conditions that must be met for organ a time when family is grieving. donation: Talking about it now takes away the • The person must die in a hospital pressure to make a decision if that time • They must be hooked up to a vencomes. tilator "It's amazing how many people are • The patient must have brain death touched by donation,"Adelmann said.

One organ donor can save up to eight 'The more we talk about it, the more different lives, donating eyes, skin, bone, we can educate. We're here to save connectivetissues,heartvalves,veins, lives." kidneys, heart, liver, lungs, pancreas and small intestine.

W hat it takesto be an organ,eye, A tissue and eye donor can help more and tissue donor

Union County SherifFs deputiesparticipated in the original search of PadillaAlbrido's home on Feb. 10.

Lohner said Padilla-Albrido is "a person ofinterest"in narcotics cases that Union County police have been investigating.

The investigation that resulted in the two searches at the D Street home is ongoing, and additional arrests are likely, police said.

Ifyou decide thatyou want to be an organ donor, there are four ways to register.

• Code yourdriver'slicense,perm itor identification card as a donor • In Oregon, anyone 13 years and older can sign up on the Donor Registry at www.donatelifenw.org • Requesta paperform at800-452-

1369 • Registervia Facebook

Important Facts There is no added cost to the donor for organ, eye, and tissue donation for transplant.

People of all ages and medical historiescan sign up tobepotentialdonors.

Organ, eye, and tissue donation usually will not interfere with the timing of funeral services, and it will not prevent an open casket funeral.

Organ donation is supported by all major religions.

If you are under 18 years old, your family must sign a consent form for you to become a donor even if you have signed up on the Donor Registry or through DMV so a family discussion is imperative for your intentions to be known and honored.

Websites www.donatelifenw.org wwwgorecycleyourselfcom

City, and Kahless Shouse of Gresham; one sister, Marge Continued from Page 2A Walter of Pasco, Washington; and numerous nieces and mille, Travis Culbertson, nephews. Her beloved Best Bonnie Entermille Trisitin Culbertson and Friends rescue dog, Sassy, Baker City, 1931-2015 Brandon Culbertson, all of continues to live with Jim Bonnie is survived by her children: David Entermille Baker City, Larisa Moore and Donita's Best Friends and wife Elaine of Pendleand spouse A.J. of Bend, and dog, Farley. Sassy will chase balls till she drops in memory ton, Donita Culbertson and Rochelle and spouse Mike of Bonnie. spouse James of Baker City, Shouse of Gresham; greatand Dennis Entermille also Bonnie was preceded grandchildren include: Kaela, of Baker City; grandchildren Zach and Cadence Anderson in death by all siblings include: John Entermille of of Edmonds, Washington, except Marge Walter; her Gavin Errend of Baker Beaverton, Forrest Enterstepdaughter, Alicia Jane Entermille, who died Oct. 19,

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1958,atthe ageof10 1/2 as a result of an automobile accident; and her husband, Don, who died on May 6, 1995.

Those who would like to make a donation in memory of Bonnie may do so to Best Friends or to the Seventhday Adventist Church ione day church) though Tami's Pine Valley Funeral Home & Cremation Services, P.O. Box 543, Halfway, OR 97834.

Online condolences may be made at www.tamispinevalleyfuneralhome.com

Continued ~om Page1A Handy's father called police after last seeing his son at his home in Baker City about 6:40 a.m. Wednesday.

Logan Handy didn't go to school that morning.

He also sent a"cryptic" message to his girlfiiend and has closed his Facebook page, according to the sherifFs office.

Southwick said the sherifFs office received reports Wednesday night from people who believed they saw Hardy earlier Wednesday near the railroad tracks in the Sutton Creek area, about five miles southeast of town near the landfill.

Some of the people who called police said Handy was walking southeast.

Based on that information, searchers focused on the area along old Highway 30 between Baker City and Huntington, Southwick said. On Thursday morning searchers found Handy's bicycle near the railroad tracks at Sutton Creek.

Southwick said searchers on Thursday talked with several people who live along the lightly-traveled highway.

None claimed to have seen Handy, or anyone resembling him, along the highway on Thursday.

Handy did not have a cell phone with him, so police are not able to try to track his movements electronically, Southwick said. When a cell phone is turned on, even if it's not used it"pings" the nearest cell tower, which can allow police to get an idea of where the phone is, he said.

Southwick said the sherifFs office has alerted Ontario Police that Handy might have been traveling in the direction of that town.

Handy is 6-feet tall and weighs 160 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes. Anyone with information about Handy should call the sherifFs office at 541-523-6415.

THEFT Continued ~om Page1A Bullington also will pay $800 in fines.

Bullington found the calf in the fall of 2009.

She kept the animal for several years and had it bred by artificial insemination in June of 2012 and again in June of 2013, District Attorney Matt Shirtcliff told the jury last week.

Bullington was convicted of two counts of unlawful use of a livestock animal, a Class A misdemeanor, for breeding the cow without the Fosters' permission, Shirtcliff said.

The other two counts of unauthorized use of a livestock animal were based on Bullington withholding the cow and the calf it produced from the 2013 insemination without the Fosters' consent.

Bullington was convicted of two counts of first-degree theft, Class C felonies, for "failing to make reasonable effortstorestore the cow and itscalftotheow ner,"Shirtcliff sard.

The case was investigated by Baker County SherifFs deputies in late September 2013 and the cow and calf w ere sei zed atthattim e.

Bullington and Richard Phillip Newman, 75, also of 39554 Sumpter Cemetery Road, were charged with the crimes in January 2014.

Newman's trial is scheduled April 7-8 in Baker County Circuit Court.

NEws oF REcoRD POLICE LOG Baker City Police Arrests, citations OUT OF COUNTY DETAINER, INTERFERING WITH A POLICE OFFICER: Tyler Stephen Partlow, 22, Salem, 2:48 p.m. Thursday at 3610 Midway Drive; jailed.

Baker County Parole L Probation Arrests, citations PROBATION VIOLATION (Baker County detainer): Marvin Lee Cassidy, 64, 1275 B St., 3:40 p.m. in the 2500 block of Ninth Street; jailed.

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The perennial, and so far futile, effort to add geographic flexibility to managing cougars in Oregon has returned to the state Legislature.

This year's proposal is pretty much identical to the one that failed to gain traction in the Capitol in 2013.

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The basic idea in each case, though, is the same: To give voters in each of Oregon's 36 counties the chance to allow hunters to use tracking dogs to hunt cougars.

Voters statewide banned that practice when they passed Measure 18 in November 1994.

And they rea5rmed that position by rejecting a measurein 1996 that would have repealed Measure

18.

But in the 20 years since hunters have been precluded from using dogs, Oregon's estimated cougar population has risen from about 3,000 to about 6,000, according to the Oregon Department of Fish

and Wildlife.

This increase has had disproportionate effects.

The prevalence of cougars is oflittle consequence in Portland, yet it was the large number of voters in thatcit y that ensured Measure 18'spassage.

In Baker County and much of the rest of rural Oregon, meanwhile, a majority of voters opposed the measure — 72 percent in Baker County. Yet these are the areas where the burgeoning cougar population had effects, such as contributing to a decline in deer and elk herds in some areas, and increasing predation on livestock.

To be clear, the goal here is to not to legalize a cougar slaughter. Even if voters in some counties overturned Measure 18, the state would continue to set limits on the number of cougars that hunters can kill each year in each of the state's six zones.

Cougars would continue to thrive. But at least their numbers might be pared a bit in counties where the problems are most acute.

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Wolves are endangered. This allows them to repopulate what was once their vast hunting ground. The beautiful creatures have been settling in nicely in many of their previous homes.

In Yellowstone, wolves naturally glide into the ecosystem. Now that the elk numbers have dropped to around 5,000-6,000 head, the increase in the wolf population has also begun to level off. Elk herds are now at healthy levels. With wolf threat imminent, only the strongsurvive.Wolves are obviously an integral part of a wild ecosystem.

Unfortunately, outside national parks wolf numbers continue to rise, even though deer and elk numbers have dropped. So why does what works inside Yellowstone not work outside?

It's actually a fairly simple answer: livestock. Sheep and cows are easy prey. While some studies show that onlysmallportions ofcattledeaths are predator-caused — mostly not wolves — a study done by Oregon State University revealed that when cows are exposedtowolfscent,a condition similar to PTSD occurs. Stress can cost a rancher $261 per head annually in weight loss and lower pregnancy rates.

Letters to the editor We welcome letters on any issue of public interest. Letters are limited to 350 words. Writers are limited to one letter every15 days. Writers must sign their letter and include an address and phone number (for verification only). Email letters to news@bakercityherald.com.

Wolves may not kill as many livestock as otherpredators,buttheireffecton herd health will drive up production costs. Small ranchers risk going out of business, while large operations must increaseprices to coverthe added costs. When that happens, consumers see it atthe grocery store.

In a natural environment wolves can match their numbers to the availability of game, while at the same time keeping the herds healthy. When it comes to an ecosystem where food supply is essentially unlimited, wolves cause majordamages, especially to producers' and consumers' pocket books. Repopulating the wolves in national parks is beneficial to the animals there; however, spreading thesecreatesto areas with livestock is detrimental to a very large community, which includes livestock, wild game

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"Saturday Night Live" is the greatest TV show in American history.

I didn't know, until Sunday night, that I believed this.

But then I watched NBC's 3V2-hour extravaganza commemorating the program's 40th anniversary, and was convinced of SNL's unique position.

Actually I watched 2V2 hours of NBC's 3V2-hour extravaganza Sunday night, and the rest later in the week.

The problem is the special started at 8 p.m. Most nights my eyes start drooping before 9 and my wife ends up nudging me and asking when did I learn toread with myeyes closed.

I was eager to watch the SNL anniversary show, though, and I managed to hold out until 10:30 without resorting to the toothpick tactic from "A Clockwork Orange."

But after I dozed off during a commercial, and then barely revived myself in time for the next segment,Igave itup as ahopeless cause to make it to the end in a single stint.

Anyway I knew I could watch the other parts online whenever I wanted — and wherever, if I was willing to sacrifice some visual and sonic quality and use my phone rather than my TV as the platform.

This was not possible during much of SNL's four-decade run.

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JAYSON JACOBY If you missed the latest Coneheads sketch in 1977, for instance, because Kiss was playing Boise or Portland that night on the Love Gun tour, you might be out of luck.

Unless you owned a VCR. And in 1977 you probably didn't.

Although you probably had a turntable.

The anniversary show included a few references to the leviathan technological leaps during SNL's lifespan — Tina Fey's generational dig at the"little dummies who are live-Tweeting this right now, instead of watching it" being the most clever.

SNL is famous in part, of course, because of its longevity.

Most TV shows lack durability, and even the better among themI'm thinking here of, say,"Seinfeld" and "Cheers" and "M.A.S.H."rarelylastforeven onedecade, much less four.

But no program persists as long as "Saturday Night Live" if it fails to bringtherealgoods consistently.

And although SNL's path has traveled through rough ground rather than flat, never has it plunged into the canyon of irrelevance where the detritus of so many other programs

Aiden Coomer Baker City

Obama needs to call out radical Islam for its actions There's a lot of empty talk about Islam. Who are the good Muslims and who are the extremists. According to the Koran, the holy book, Islam means "submission" not"peace." If you're not a Muslim you'rea pagan orinfideland are to be killed. That's what the book says.

I understand that at times the Koran can be changed to please some new revelation, which makes one wonder about its facts. A reading of the Koran placed against the events of Muhammad's life indicates "revelation" changed according to circumstances of his life. An entire doctrine grew up around the radical change in his teaching. The doctrine of"abrogation" which means "annulment." It's simply a newer revelation from Allah that can cancel and replace an old one because the newer ones are better.

Looks to me like the radical are closure toscripture than the good people.

I also believe it is time for Obama to callthese so and act.Quitprotecting them, and putting down the Christians every change he gets. Lots of red flags coming out fo the White House. After the prayer breakfast it makes one wonder over Obama's true beliefs and faith.

Richard Fox Baker City

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I haven't watched SNL with any regularit y for atleastthepast

it occasionally.

It must have been 1984, though, when I truly became a fan.

It's no coincidence that I started decade. high school that fall, or that Martin None of the recent casts has Short, one of the greatest performgrabbed my sense ofhumor with the powerful grip of Darrell ers among SNL's celebrated alumni, Hammond or Will Ferrell or Tim joined the cast that year.

Nor was it happenstance that the Meadows.

And I daresay we'll never see an- next eight years or so, through high other Phil Hartman, to my waterschool and college, is the period ing eyes and aching abdominals the when I watched SNL most faithgreatest all-around cast member in fully.

SNL's illustrious history.

For a teenager, of course, 11:30 Yet what struck me most as I p.m. is mid-evening. watched Sunday night was how fine Most SNL aficionados rate that a thing it is to have something like era,from the early 1980s to the "Saturday Night Live" still around. early'90s,as am ong theirfavorites, I take considerable comfort in with casts that included such stars such venerable institutions. I cheras Kevin Nealon, Dennis Miller, Jon ish their reliability, their constancy Lovitz, Dana Carvey, Jan Hooks, in a world which, in 2015, might Nora Dunn and Mike Myers. seem ata casual glance to have And Hartman, the genius. little in common with 1975.

Starting in the early 1990s, with (Although you don't see many kids and work taking priority over VCRs these days, so we've sort of TV shows — especially TV shows come full circle, I suppose, in one that ended after midnight — my sense.) interest in SNL gradually faded.

I had just turned 5 when SNL But it never went away.

I became what you might call a premieredin October 1975.

My parents, needless to say, selective viewer. enforced a bedtime much earlier I always tuned in during presithan 11:30 p.m., which is when the dential election years, knowing SNL would hone its satirical sword to a program aired then, as now, on the West Coast. keen edge as Americans prepared I don't remember when I became to elect their leader. aware of SNL. Certainly by the I doubt, though, that the program early 1980s, when Eddie Murphy will ever reach the height ofhilarity revitalized the show, I was watching it set in 1992, when Dana Carvey

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skewered both H. Ross Perot and George H.W. Bush. It might be the only time Hartman, who portrayed Bill Clinton, was outdone.

I suppose "Saturday Night Live" will eventually end.

Pop culture tends to be adisposable commodity, and SNL, it seems to me, has never aspired to be anything but a part of pop culture.

And yet it has transcended that category anyway.

SNL has created so many memorable characters and sketches and catchphrases over its 40-year run that it has insinuated itself into American culture, not merely the pop culture subdivision.

America endures because its foundation, based on the principle that freedom is an ingredient as necessary to humans as oxygen, is as solid as bedrock.

But we can also laugh at ourselves.

Moreover, we can laugh at the people we elect to our highest office.

That SNL, which has lampooned seven presidents, from Gerald Ford to Barack Obama, can thrive by striving to make one of the great symbolsofourrepubliclook stupid, reminds me that America's arteries are still flowing clear and strong.

Even if I can't stay up late enough any more to watch.

Although I do still own a VCR. Jayson Jacoby is editor of the Baker City Herald.

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STATE BRIEFING Taxpayers likely to get 'kicker' rebates

By Jonathan J. Cooper

"Oregon has been in the national news SALEM — Kate Brown be- forallthewrong reasons.Thatchanges came Oregon's governor with starting today."

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a pledge not to accept money fiom outside sources and to ensure anyone who pays her family and staff does not have businessbeforethestate of Oregon.

Brown took the oath of office in a short ceremony at the state Capitol Wednesday. The Democrat, who was formerly thesecretary ofstate,becomes the first openly bisexual governor in the nation.

Brown replaces fellow Democrat John Kitzhaber, who was Oregon's longestservingchiefexecutivebefore his swik fall fiom grace in an ethics scandal that culminated with his announcement Friday that he'd step down.

In a speech to the Legislature after her swearing-in, Brown praised Kitzhaber for his contributions but also said "we mustrestore the public's trust."

'There isagreatdealof work ahead of us, and I'm ready to roll up my sleeves

— Oregon Gov. Kate Brown

and get to it," she said in a brief address.

Meanwhile, Kitzhaber, in one ofhis final acts as governor, commuted the prison sentence of a younginmate who's serving a 12-year sentence for attempted murder and other charges.

The commutation document doesn't reveal why Kitzhaber decided to release Sang Dao, 25, more than threeyears beforehisearliest possible release date. The Multnomah County District Attorney, whose office prosecuted Dao, supported the demency, noting that Dao had turned his life around and earned a bachelor's degree while locked up.

Last summer Kitzhaber's fiancee, Cylvia Hayes, who's at the center of the ethics scandal that prompted the governor to step down, spoke

at a graduation ceremony for Dao and others at a youth correctional facility, according to a report in the Woodburn Independent.

Hayesfaces allegationsthat she used her relationship to enrich herself.

Kitzhaber, who didn't attend the inauguration, has denied wrongdoing and has consistently maintained that he and Hayes worked hard to avoid conflicts between her public and private roles. He did notimmediately respond to an email asking why he'd decided to commute Dao's sentence.

Unlike most states, Oregon has no lieutenant governor.

Under the state constitution, the secretary ofstate takes over if a governor steps down or dies.

Brown, 54, was born in Spain, raised in Minnesota

SALEM iAPl — State economists are predicting that Oregon taxpayers will receive 'kicker" income tax rebates.

The quarterly revenue forecast released Thursday projects nearly $350 million will be refunded to taxpayers after the two-year budget cycle ends in July.

Oregon's 'kicker" law is triggered when tax collections exceedexpectations by atleast2 percent.

When that occurs, the unanticipated revenue gets returned to taxpayers.

and came to Oregon to attend law school in Portland, the state's largest city, and established a family law practice before her first run for the Legislature.

Brown addressed the scandal surrounding Kitzhaber after taking the oath of office, saying"Oregon has been in the national news for all the wrong reasons. That changes starting today."

She called on lawmakers to pass"meaningful legislation" to strengthen the state ethics commission and require timely releaseofpublicrecords.She pledgednotto acceptoutside compensation while she's governor and said the members ofher household and her staff would not be allowed to seek compensation"for any work relatedto thebusinessofthe stateofOregon."

"That simply will not happen," she said.

Brown's term will last two years. The state constitution calls for a special election that will come in November 2016.

She hasn't said whether she plans to run.

Portland OKs $15 minimum wage for some PORTLAND iAPl — The Portland City Council has voted 5-0 to raise the hourly wage for more than 170 workers to at least $15 an hour.

The Oregonian reports i http J/is.gd/JqdywL l that the vote came Wednesday after nearly three hours of testimony &om employees, contractors and union representatives.

Mayor Charlie Hales and Portland Commissioner Dan Saltzman introduced the proposal to pay full-time city employees and contractors $15 an hour.

About 16 of the affected workers are full-time city employees. The remaining 157 are parking attendants, janitors or security workers who are full-time but paid by contractorsthatare subjecttothecity'sFairW age policy.

Budget officials say the plan will cost at least $1.1 million per year. A bill introduced in the Legislature would increase Oregon's minimum wage, now$9.25 an hour, to $15 in several years. The federal minimum is $7.25.

Psychicwho duped man to be sentenced PORTLAND iAPl — An Oregon psychic who carried out an elaborate scheme that duped an Oregon man of millions of dollars is to be sentenced Thursday in federal court.

The Oregonian says 4ttp J%s.gd/9ZKu80 l federal pros-

Driverscantestgay-hy-milesystem PORTLAND iAPl — A tax that would have Oregon drivers paying by the mile instead ofby the gallon now has a name: OReGO. Next, the state government plans to see whether it has a future.

The Department of Transportation said Wednesday it would begin a test July 1, signing up 5,000 volunteers to keep track of the miles they drive.

They'd pay a tax of 1.5 centsa mile and geta rebate for the 30-cent-a-gallon Oregon tax they'd pay to drive those miles, The Oregonian

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For years, the agency has been considering how to replacethegasolinetax,the traditi onalmeans ofpaying forroad building and repair.

Oregon was the first state to have a gasoline tax, in 1919.

The argument is that cars have become much more fuel-efficient — some using batteries — and drivers are driving less. So, the officials say, gasoline tax revenue hasn't kept up with construction costs.

After the Legislature rejected a tax on highly efficient vehicles, it authorized the test to begin this summer.

The OreGO website is a means of getting information out to people who'd like to take the tax for a spin. They can't actually sign up until July.

The tax name and logo arose &om a tour of the state to talk to residents, said spokeswoman Michelle Godtrey.

People who attended the meetings said they wanted a name and logo that exhibited ''treedom &om bad roads" while immediately identify-

ing the state, Godlrey said. that people tend to dislike the The stylish OreGo logo shows most." a perfectly curving highway leading to Mount Hood.

The department has previously run tests of satellitebasedsystems totrack mileage, and gotten criticism from peopleconcerned about privacy.

Those who sign up for the tax test this summer will be able to keep track ofhow much they drive by using a variety of means, fiom a GPS trackertoa daily diary.

"GPS will be the most hasslefreeoption,"said Godfrey."But it's also the option

ecutors are seeking a nine-year prison term for 44-yearold Rachel Lee. She has pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges and failing to file personal income taxes.

Prosecutors say Leein 2006became the caregiver for a man who owned a tree farm west of Portland. Lee eventually gained control of the family's financial affairs, and was executor of the man's will after his death in 2011.

The con expanded when the man's bachelor son later told others he married a woman named Mary Marks. She turned out to be Lee's daughter in disguise.

The alleged wife then negotiated the sale of property, with the Lees enjoying the profits.

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Jay Chamberlin, manager of the Owyhee Irrigation District, said Tuesday that he had flown over the watershed last week and saw littl e snow cover except for patches of snow atop South Mountain east of Jordan Valley along the Oregon-Idaho border.

"It's all bare," he said.

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On Tuesday, the district directors seta deadlineof June 15forirrigatorsto seek water allotment transfers, which allow them to change the field or farm where their allotment is used. The transfers are usually allowed only during water crisis years.

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PORTLAND — Jerome Kersey, the versatile small forward who helped the Portland Trail Blazers reach two NBA Finals and won a title with the San Antonio Spurs in 1999, died Wednesday. He was 52.

The state medical examiner says Kersey died from a blood clot that traveled from his left calf to his left lung.

A team ambassador, Kersey appeared Tuesday with fellow former Blazers Terry Porter and Brian Grant at a Portland high school in celebration of Alrican American History Month.

'Today we lost an incredible person and one of the m ost beloved players to ever wear a Trail Blazers uniform," Blazers owner Paul Allen said in a statement."My thoughts and condolences are with the Kersey family. He will be missed by all of us. It's a terrible loss."

Kersey averaged 10.3 points and 5.5 rebounds in 17 seasons in the NBA with Portland, Golden State, the Los Angeles Lakers, Seattle, San Antonio and Milwaukee.

He helped the Blazers reach the NBA Finals in 1990 and 1992, playing alongside Porter, Clyde Drexler, Kevin Duckworth and Buck Williams.

"He was the greatest guy,

incredible person and one fothe most beloved players to ever wear a

Trail Blazers uniform."

— Paul Allen, owner, PortlandTrail Blazers

the nicest friend, teammate and brother. He was loved by everyone. We will all miss him. He just cared so much," Drexler told Comcast SportsNet Northwest.'This is unbelievable."

Kersey had his best season in 1987-88, averaging 19.2 points and 8.3 rebounds.

Kersey played in 1,153 regular-season games, also averaging 1.9 assists and 1.2 steals.

The former Longwood University star ranks second on Portland's careergames list with 831, third in minutes played at 21,400, second in rebounds with 5,078, third steals with 1,059, and fifth in points with 10,067.

At 6-foot-7 and 215 pounds, "No Mercy" Kersey had a broad smile and a warm manner that made him a fan favorite.

Trail Blazers guard Damian Lillard posted to Twitter:"Spoke to him regularly about life and the ups and downs of a NBA season.

Gone too soon, much love!"

Others who posted their

Trail Blazers Make Major Trade DENVER — Just like that, Arron Afflalo's in the thick of a playoff chase again.

Afflalo's second stint in Denver came to an endThursday, with the veteran guard going to the PortlandTrail Blazers in a five-player deal. The Nuggets also included backup forward Alonzo Gee in the trade. General manager Tim Connelly said that in return, Denver receivedThomas Robinson,Victor Claver,Will Barton and a lottery-protected first-round pick in 2016.

Afflalo certainly landed in a good place — a Portland squad out to a big lead in the Northwest Division.

"That's great for him," Nuggets coach Brian Shaw said before the team left for Milwaukee for their game Friday night.

With Afflalo, the Blazers acquired a shooter who can come in off the bench to spell startersWesley Matthews and Nicolas Batum, Blazers coachTerry Stotts said.

"He brings a lot of everything: He brings a toughness, a shot-making ability, he brings a defensive presence," Matthews said. "And hopefully a hunger."

Afflalo is averaging 14.5 points this season, but has struggled at times with his shooting touch. He's hitting just under 43 percent from the floor, which would be his worst since his rookie season in 2007-08.

— Pat Graham, APSports Writer

condolences included Kobe Bryant and Vince Carter.

Kersey retired from basketball in 2001. He was an assistant coach with Milwaukee in 2004-05 under Porter.

In addition to serving as a team ambassador, he appeared on Blazers' broadcastsforComcast SportsNet Northwest.

At Longwood, a Division II school in Farmville, Virginia, Kersey averaged 17 points and 11.3. He was

a second-round pick by the Blazers in the 1984 draft.

"The news is so sudden, and we're sure more details will be forthcoming," Blazers President Chris McGowan said."But it is indeed a sad day for our organization, the city of Portland and the NBA. Jerome will be remembered not only for his incredible contributions on the court, but his tremendous impact in our community."

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as theystruggled to spin 20 offensive Associated Press rebounds into only 12 points.

"Size has given us problems,"Altman EUGENE — Oregon coach Dana Altman accepts that the book on his under- said,"There's no hiding it; everybody sized team hardly reads like a mystery knows it. ''We'vejustgotta gettougher,gotta at this stage ofthePac-12 season.

Yet, somehow his Ducks are on the get meaner and figure out a way to take brink of another 20-win success story. some of those easy baskets in the paint The latest chapter had Joseph Young away." scoring 23 points and Oregon holding Dillon Brooks added 14 pointsforthe off several Colorado rallies in the second Ducks i19-8, 9-5l, who took over sole half for a 73-60 victory on Wednesday possession ofthird placein the confernight. ence with UCLA's loss to Arizona State.

The taller Buffaloes found plenty The Buffaloes i12-13, 5-8l, who of success inside with 38 points in the whittled a 17-point deficit down to five paint, but it could have been even more late in the second half, were led by Askia

Kitzhaber grants clemency to man

By Jonathan J. Cooper Associated Press

SALEM — As one ofhis final acts in office, Oregon's outgoing governor, John Kitzhaber, commuted the prison sentence of a young inmate convicted of attempted murder.

Sang Dao, 25, sentenced to more than 12 years in prison, will be released next month, at leastthree years early.

It's not clear why Kitzhaber granted him clemency. The commutation document, obtained

by The Associated Press, didn't stateareason,and the former governor didn't reply to an email seeking comment.

Multnomah County District Attorney Rod Underhill, whose office prosecuted Dao, supported the clemency, noting that Dao was committed to education and that he took responsibility for his crime.

Underhill wrote in a letter to Kitzhaber that Dao has taken "exceptional steps"to"improve himself and make amends to our community since his incarceration."

The commutation was signed Tuesday, a day before Kitzhaber handed power to Kate Brown.

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Scott's 17 rebounds, including eight on the offensive end, helped give the Buffaloes a 45-37 on the glass,butthe Ducks tookadvantage of16 Colorado turnoversto hold offthelate charge.

Oregon led 49-32 in the second half when Booker, who had 14 points after the break, fueled an 8-0 run that started the comeback for the Buffaloes.

Xavier Johnson's 3-pointer with 4:10toplay pulled Colorado as close as it would getat63-58,butBrooks answered with his own 3 as the Ducks inished the game on a 10-2run. f

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By lawtheyhave to.Oregon Revised Statute 354.690 states 'When Continued ~om Page1A a district broadcasts television Beach explained that it's hard to signals through a translator on a collect the $100 feefrom usersofthe regularbasis,ifany person residing BMTD signals. on oroccupying property located in Competition from cable compaan area entirely surrounded by the niesand other providersaffectsthe district intentionally receives and district's income as well. uses those signals, the owner of that "After satellite TV came out, we've property is liable to the district for been on a downward spiral," Beach a service charge. The owner of the sald. propertyshallbedeemed to have She said that 15 years ago the contractedwith thedistrictforuse BMTD was bringing in about of the translator signals." $150,000 a year.Thatfi gureis Beach said the district is trying to $60,000 now. reach people within city limits that 'That doesn't pay the bills," Beach are cutting the cord from cable and sald. satellite TV services. "iTheyl are going to streaming Beach said BMTD is working hard to get the word out that broad- TV, but they still want that network cast TV isn't free in the local region. TV news and weather in their ' We now have a website. We now house and they can get that with have a Facebook page. We're putan antenna," she said.'We need to ting up posters around town. I've reach these people so they can help done a couple radio interviews and support the district." newspaper announcements," Beach Beach said BMTD is working said.'We're putting bookmarks in with Union county commissioners Dominoes pizza boxes in La Grande to get a fiber connection that would and I'm going to pay Paizano's a allow them to increase the number visit after this meeting and see if of channels they broadcast. This and they would do the same for us here other improvements will cost the iBaker City)." distric t$75,000 itdoesn'thave now.

She said the district is trying to Beach and the commissioners disreach people in area towns who cussed options for raising money for are using BMTDs signals but don't the district to keep on functioning. know they are required to pay for Those options include a voter that signal. referendum that would levy taxes or "I really think they need to help fees to guarantee a revenue source us here," Beach said. for the district.

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hand OSU Beavers first home loss CORVALLIS iAPl — Utah coach Larry Krystkowiak said he told Oregon State coach Wayne Tinkle that they setthe game ofbasketballback a bitwith a defensive battle Thursday night.

"We grinded and grinded.... It was kind of one of those heavyweight fights," he said.

Dakarai Tucker scored 11 points as the No. 9 Utes beat the Beavers 47-37, handing Oregon State its first loss in 15 games at home this season.

Delon Wright added nine points, nine rebounds and fiveassistsforthe Utes i21-4,11-2 Pac-12l.

Malcom Duvivier scored 12 points for the Beavers

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Both teams scrambled and scrapped on defense, making for a low-scoring affair.

Utah shot 42.5 percent for the game, while Oregon Stateshot 33.3 percent.

"We told the guys it was going to be a backyard brawl. . They were physical, but our guys stayed toe-to-toe," Tinkle said.

He wondered ifhis team was tiring late in the season, however. Only seven Oregon State players took the floor.

The team has five walk-ons who joined the squad after an open-gym tryout in October.

Seven minutes into the game, Utah was up by only 5-4. The Utes had five shots and four turnovers at that point, while the Beavers were shooting only 2-9.

Utah led 16-14 at the half.

"We weren't even hitting shots. We knew that if we kept to the defensive side and really locked down defensively, we knew we would get this outcome," said Utah guard Brandon Taylor.

The Utes were able to pull ahead in the second half as Oregon State suffered through a 2-15 shooting slump.

A 3-pointer by Taylor with 2:41 left put the Utes up 41-30 and helped seal the win. "I'd been missing all night. I got an open look and I knew it was going in," said Taylor, who finished with eight points and five rebounds.

Jacob Miller competes in junior swim championships Jacob Miller, 11, of Baker City, competing for the La Grande Swim Club, attended the 2015 IES Junior Championship swim meet Feb. 13-15.

There were 15 teams from Oregon, Washington and Idaho.

Results for Miller, who competes in the age 11-12 division: • 200-yard individual medley, 5th, 2:52.27 • 50freestyle,13th,32.37 • 50 breaststroke, 8th, 43.63 • 100 backstroke, 9th, 1:22.81 • 50 backstroke, 5th, 37.62 • 50 butterfly, 7th, 37.54

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EmergencyManagement/Fire Update Baker County Emergency Manager Jason Yencopal and Fire Division Manager Gary Timm gave the county updates on their departments.

Yencopal talked about the Emergency Management Performance Grant.

It funds half of the cost ofhis position. Planning, training and exercise requirements must be met to maintain eligibility for the grant.

Yencopal said 20 hours of training have been performed. One of the activation alarms at Brooklyn School and some technology training have met the exercise requirements.

Yencopalalso talked about attending emergency training regarding a Cascadia earthquake event with OregonEmergency Management 0$ce.

He said the Baker County Preparedness Fair will be May 16. The theme will be "Making a Plan and Building a Kit." Yencopal gave a drought update.

He said the upper northern third of Baker County is in moderate drought conditions, the middle third is in severe drought and the southern third is in extreme drought.

Timm gaveareporton the Cohesive Wildfire Strategy. It's a national project thatiscoordinated by local stateand federalagenciestotake a new look at catastrophic fires.

"In the end its about public safety and interagency response," Timm said."It has a lot of elements to it."

Those elements include reducing fuels, public safety and fire agency response.

Othercounty business • Commissioners approved a contract with Kathleen Martin to provideprofessional servicesatthe Baker Heritage Museum as store and volunteer coordinator. Martin will paid a maximum of $12,000 during the period of March 1 through October of this year.

• Commissioners accepted a low bid in the amount of $5,884 from Baker County Heating and Cooling to replace a heating and cooling unit for the county's computer server room.

• Commissioners passed Resolution 2014-1001 allowing an interagencyfund transfer of$50,000 from the generalfund to the Fair BoardImprovement Fund. The resolution states the money must be paid back to the general fund by the end of the ensuing year or ensuing budget period.

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Baker outscored the PioIt's tough todefeatthe neers 38-23 after halftime.

After Mac-Hi tied the same team three times in a season. But that's exactly game tostartthe third pewhat Baker did Thursday. riod, five straight points from The Bulldogs handed Mac- Logan Scott gave Baker the Hi a60-43 lossin a Greater lead for good at 27-22.

OregonLeague districtboys Baskets by Brandon Stairs and Bryson Smith completed basketball game at BHS. The win clinches a Class a 9-0 Baker run that gave 4A state berth for the Bullthe Bulldogs a 31-22 edge with 4:01 left in the period. dogs and sends Baker to La Grande Saturday for a 7:30 Baker then put the final p.m. tipoff with the GOL's top touches on the game, going on an 11-0 run to end the stateseed on the line.

"I told the kids to live in third quarter and start the the moment," said Baker inal quarter.Logan Sand led f coach Joel Richardson. the way with five points. aWe accomplished a Baker shot 53 percent from the fi eld and outrebounded goal, making it to the state the Pioneers 27-16. playoffs. Congratulations to the kids for making the state Zarom Bruce finished with 10 points and six rebounds, playoffs.

"Last year's growing Sand with 10 points and five season and a good summer of rebounds, Aiden Hayes with basketball paid offa Richard- nine points, five rebounds and three assists, and Scott son said. aWe had a lot of guys grow nine points and six boards. up this season."

Tickets for Saturday's Mac-Hi didn't make things games are $6 adults and $4 easy in the first half, trailing students. just 22-20 at halfbme.

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Gonzaga prides itself on having a balanced offense with many different options to beat an opponent.

Against Pacific, Kyle Wiltjer was the only option needed.

Wiltjer had 45 points in Gonzaga's highest-scoring game in 54 years and the third-ranked Bulldogs tieda schoolrecord with their 20th straight win, 86-74 over Pacific on Thursday night.

"He started early and finished late," coach Mark Few said."There are some days he starts late. This was one where he was on it all night. His teamm ates dida greatjob of finding him and looking forhim and understanding that."

Gary Bell Jr. added 12 points as the Bulldogs i27-1,15-0 West Coast Conference) used another strong shooting night to roll to a victory. Gonzaga, which leads the nation in shootingat52.7 percent, m ade 60 percent ofits shots, keyed by a 15-for-22 night by Wiltjer.

Wiltjer had the thirdhighest scoring game in school history and the most points since Frank Burgess scored a schoolrecord 52 on Jan. 26, 1961.

"I was just in the zone," he said."My teammates just got me the ball. I wasn't thinking of it and it just happened."

T.J Wallace scored 19 points, David Taylor added 18 and Ray Bowles had 13fortheTigersi1017, 2-13l, who have lost eightstraight games.

The Bulldogs struggled to pull away from the lastplace Tigers after opening up a double-digit lead midway through the first half. Taylor hit three ofhis five 3-pointers early in the second half and Pacific got the deficit down to seven with just under 7 minutes

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Wiltjer scored 18 of Gonzaga's 22 points during a 12-minute stretch in the second half. He hit a 3-pointer in the closing seconds to give him his 45.

"It's fun to watch," point guard Kevin Pangos said.

"He makes it look so easy."

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Baker led 35-25 entering the fourth quarter, then outscored the Tigers 19-7.

Freese led Baker with 21 points.

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A balancedteam effort lifted Baker to a 54-32 win over Ontario Thursday in a Greater Oregon League girls basketball district playoff game at BHS. The win sends Baker to La Grande Saturdayfor a 6p.m . game for the GOL title.

"The girls showed a lot of maturity," said Baker coach Jenny Mowe-Joseph.

"Our bench was really strong tonight. They played some good solid minutes."

Two points each from Michelle Freese, Summer Phillips and Whitney Lemmon gave Baker a quick 6-2 lead in the first quarter.

Then, after Ontario cut the deficit to 6-5, Baker answered with a 6-0 run on two Kylie Severson free throws and baskets from Emily Tatlock and Brie Sand. Baker

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The Bulldogs continued the balanced scoring in the second quarter as four players scored on the way to building a 21-14 halfbme

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had 26 points and 18 rebounds, Jamal Crawford added 26 points and the Los Angeles Clippers beat San Antonio 119-115 Thursday night, increasing their lead over the Spurs by 1(/2 games in the West.

Chris Paul had 22 points and 16 assists, and the Clippers outscored the Spurs 56-46 in the paint despite the absence of Blake Griffm, who is recovering from right elbow surgery.

Crawfordand Paul came up with huge baskets in the final 32 seconds, with the Clippersclinging to one-pointleadsboth times.

Crawford took a pass from Paul and made a 3-pointer from the right corner.

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Paul hit a 16-footer with 8 seconds to go that kept the Clippers ahead by three.J.J. Redickmade a pair offreethrows to close out the win.

Thunder 104, Mavericks 89 OKLAHOMA CITY iAPl — Russell W estbrook had 34 pointsand 10 assistsfor the Thunder. Serge Ibaka had 21 points and a career-high 22 rebounds and reserve guard Anthony Morrow added 16 points for the Thunder, who won for the sixth time in seven games. They moved into a tie with Phoenix for eighth place in the Western Conference.

The Thunder rolled, despite getting just 12 points from Kevin Durant.

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Class 1A District Basketball Tournaments Underway At Baker High School

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GIRLS CLASS1A DISTRICT

Powder Valley saw its game rise and fall like a seesaw Thursday before the Badglers stopped Griswold 52-32 in the quarterfmals at the District 7-1A girls basketball tournament at Baker

THURSDAY'S GAMES Powder Valley 52, Griswold 32 Wallowa 36, Joseph 26 TODAY'S GAMES Echo vs. Wallowa, 1 p.m.

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The Badgers stormed out to a 17-6 lead after one quarter behind six points from Savannah Stephens and four

by Sally Mary Blair.

But just as quickly, Powder Valley went cold, scoring just two points in the second quarterto lead 19-12 at halftime.

Griswold then went on a 7-0 run — three from Macey Tullis and two each from Sadie Wilson and Emma Fehrenbacker— to cutthe deficit to 23-19 with 4:28 left in the third period.

That's when Powder coach Allen Bingham called a timeout.

"I told the girls we have to get more disciplined," Bingham said.aWe did that and got some steals to get going

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The Badgers ran off eight unanswered points, including four by Sam Kerns, to pull ahead 33-20 after three quarter.

Amanda Feik then tallied four points to ignite another 8-0 Powder run to start the fourth quarter.

"Our full-court pressure and steals prove more effective in the fourth quarter when the other team's players are tired," Bingham said.

Powder's defense forced 30 Griswold turnovers, and accounted for 16 steals. Ste-

phens led the way with six.

Three Badgers scored in double figures led by Kerns with 13. Stephens added 12 and Hallie Feik 10.

Powder Valley plays Nixyaawii at 6:30 p.m. tonight in the semifinals.

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Wallowa cranked up its play in the fourth quarter and earned a spot in the 1A Old Oregon League District 7 girls semifinals.

Senior Taylor Harshfield stepped up and scored 10 points in the final period, and the third-seeded Cougars tallied more fourthquarter points than their second and third quarter total combined during a 36-26 win over No.6 Joseph Thursday at Baker High

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PowderValley's Annalia Jimenez battles with a Griswold defenderThursday.

With the win, Wallowa advances to a meeting with No. 2 Echo today at 1 p.m.

"I think we came together and really wanted it," Harshfield said.'We didn't want thisto beourlastgame."

Harshfield finished with a game-high 17 points and six steals. Lauren Makin added 10 points, Cheyenne Hall scored six points and Calli Miller had five rebounds to lead Wallowa, which had lost to Joseph Feb. 10, 42-40

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Pine-Eagle rode seven points each from Jon Thorn and Wyatt Akers to build a 17-11 lead after one quarter.

But Powder Valley wouldn't let the Spartans run away and hide.

Tanner Eubanks scored 12 ofhis 24 points, and Cade Browne six of his 18 in the second period to lead Powder to a 22-9 advantage in the second quarter and a 33-26 halfbme lead.

Two Browne free throws with 2:49 left in the first half gave Powder Valley its first lead since an opening 4-0 leadtostartthegame.

The Badgers snagged 13 stealsand forced 28first-half Pine-Eagle turnovers.

Powder Valley maintained a leadof7-to-12 pointsin the second half until Pine-Eagle made afi nalrun midway through the fourth quarter.

Baskets by Thorn and Lukas Fisher pulled the Spartans to within 57-53 with four minutes left in the game.

But Powder Valley answered with nine straight points to end the rally.

The Badgers finished with 21 steals and forced 47 PineEagle turnovers.

Akers led Pine-Eagle with 19 points. Thorn added 16.

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NEWER 4 BD, 2 ba, gas, A/C, energy efficient, dw, garage, no smoking/pets, $895/mo.

541-963-9430 NEWER D U PLEX for r ent. 3bd, 2 ba, g a s fireplace, A/C, large fenced yard and more! $925 a m o n th . Call 541-91 0-5059.

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D ISTRICT. 2016 & Sewer/VVater available.

2017 PHASE 11 ARCHIMedical Springs Rural Regular price: 1 acre As of Jan. 22, 2015 Rod TECTURAL & ENGIFire Protection Distnct Diesslin resigned as NEERING SERVICES. m/I $69,900-$74,900.

Board of Directors will IIIII 'ja!!1!,l!p We also provide property Personal RepresentaP roposals Due 2 : 0 0 h old it s re gu la r eseman©fs.fed.us, or management. C heck tive of th e E state of PM March 19, 2015. monthly board meetout our rental link on M ari ly n N e ll e s end a l e t ter o f r e REQUEST FOR PROing at Pondosa Station, 23.7 ACRES + our w ebs i t e Loverin, De c e ased, on Thursday, March 5, quest to Darcy WesePOSALS La Grande North end of www.ranchnhome.co Probate No. 14-791, man, Whitman Ranger School Distnct, School 2015 at 7 P.M to disUnity Reservoir in m or c aII Baker County Circuit DistIIct, PO Box 907, D istrict No . 1 , U n i o n cuss fire department Rattlesnake Estates Baker City, OR 97814.

Ranch-N-Home Realty, C ourt, State of O r e County, Oregon seeks operations.

Secluded Lakefront In c 541-963-5450. responses from quali gon. Effective Jan. 22, • Keypad Zntry 1568 sq. ft. manufactured 2015 J. G lenn N ull W rit t e n , f a c s i m i l e , fied firms for provision • Auto-Lock Gate Legal No. 00038861 752 - Houses for 3-bdrm, 2 bath home.

• S ecurity Ligl t i n g hand-delivered, oral, has been a p pointed of complete architecPublished: February 20, I Rent Union Co. I • Security Gatneras A/C, Forced Air Heat, Personal Representaand electronic co mturaI a nd eng ineering 2015 • Outside RV Storage Metal Roof, Vaulted tive (hereafter PR) of ments concerning this consultant services for 2BD, 1BA house for rent • Fenced Area Ceilings, 2 pastures, 880 - Commercial in La Grande. Please the Estate of Marilyn STORAGE UNIT action will be accepted public improvements (6-foot barb) 2 wells & Sm. Shop. call owner, Available Property Nelle L o v erin, De AUCTION for 45 calendar days at 6 schools. ExperiNEW clean units Beautiful Mtn Views!

ABC Storesall, Inc. following p u blication now! 541-328-6258 BEST CORNER location ceased, Probate No. enced firms are invited All sizes available 3 Tax Lots, Zoned R2 14-791, Baker County 41298 Chico Lane of The Notice of Availto submit a proposal for lease on A dams (Gx10 up to 14x26) MUST SELL!!!!

Circuit Court, State of Baker City, OR 97814 ability for this DEIS in for consideration by 3 BDRM. 2 bath $750, Ave. LG. 1100 sq. ft. $225,000 Auction on the Federal Register. w/s/g. No smoking/to8 41-83 3 - 1 6 8 8 Oregon. All p ersons the District. The ReLg. pnvate parking. ReSaturday at 10 a.m.

The publication date of bacco no pets , CaII: (503)666-4759 m odel or us e a s i s . whose rights may be quest f o r P r o p osal 3 3la l 4 t h htt:// ortland.crai sllstor / affected by th e p roFebruary 28, 2015 the Notice of Availabildocuments may be ob541-962-0398.

541-805-91 23 mlt/reo/4880235444.html c eeding ma y o b t a i n ity in the Federal Reg- tained from R i cardo, CLASSIC STORAGE GREAT retail location additional information Description of property: ister is t he e xclusive DAY CPM, Owner's 4 BDRM, $820/mo. No 541-524-1534 in the Heart of f rom t h e c o u r t r e - Household, p e r s o nal means for calculating R epresentative at n smoking. 541-963-2641 2805 L Street Baker City! cords, the PR, or the items, and misc. the comment period cardo©da c m.com NEW FACILITY!! attorney for the PR. All Property owner: for this proposal. The An Optional Pre-Pro4 BDRM, 2 bath, 2 story, Vanety of Sizes Available 1937 MAIN ST. Ruth Sangston Notice of Availability is persons having claims posal conference will fenced yard, no smok- Secunty Access Entry 1550 sq. ft. building. a gainst t h e est a t e Amount due: $170.00 expected to be p ubbe held at 11:00 AM ing, no pets, $950/mo RV Storage $900/mo. must present them to Unit ¹ B10 lished on February 20, on March 2, 2015 at plus deposit and last DRC'S PROPERTY FOR SAlF - HAINFS 541-403-1139 the PR at: 2015 in t h e F e deral La Grande School Dism ont h r e n t . MANAGEMENT, INC. Comfortable country Mammen & Null, Description of property: Register. Those wishtrict administrative of208-739-2874 215 Fir Str home on 6 acres.

Lawyers, LLC Household, p e r s o nal ing t o c o m me nt fice, 1305 N W i l low La Grande OR Stick-built in 2006 J. Glenn Null, items, and misc. should not rely upon Street La Grande, OR CUTE COTTAGE style 541-663-1066 1700 sq. ft., 3+ bdrm Attorney for PR Property owner: dates or timeframe in97850. Sealed propos2bd house, southside 2 bath. Attached 2-car ICaycie IC!tzmiller formation provided by 1602 Sixth St. als, in a n e n v e lope La Grande location, no Storage units garage. Fenced. Nice PO Box 477 Amount due: $170.00 any other source. The c learly l i s t i n g f i r m s moking or pets , custom barn with PRICES REDUCED La Grande OR 97850 Unit ¹ D23 regulations prohibit exname and proposal tica II $595/ m o stalls and set up for tending the length of (541)963-5259 tle, will be received by 541-963-4907 UNION 4-H animals. Garden within four months af- Foreclosures under ORS the comment period.

Chns Panike, Director $<10 - $20.00 area. Front porch, back ter the first publication 87. 669-87. 691 J eff Tomac and l a n of Business and OpUNION 2b d, 1 ba s g c deck, and awesome 10x15 - $35.00 Reid, District Ranger, date of this notice or erations, at La Grande $695, senior discount, views. $285,000. they may be barred.

Legal No. 00040010 are the R e sponsible School Distnct 1305 N pets ok. 541-910-0811 LA GRANDE CaII 541-856-3844.

Published: February 20, OfficiaIs. Hard to find W illow St r e e t La 12x24 - $65.00 Leave message.

27, 2015 Grande, OR 97850, no Commercial property LegaI No. 00039829 760 - Commercial 12x20 - $55.00 Wntten comments must located off of Published: February 6, later than 2 PM, March Rentals USDA - Forest Service 10x10 - $35.00 825 - Houses for be submitted to: Jeff Campbell St., 13,20, 2015 19th, 2015. For further Wallowa-Whitman Sx10 $20.00 T om ac , D i s t r i ct i nformation c o n t a c t BEAUTY SALON/ Baker City, OR Sale Union Co. National Forest R anger, W hit m a n Jon Nyone, DAY CPM, Office space perfect NOTICE OF LIEN M-F 9-11:30, 1-5 Umatilla R anger D i strict, P O at: for one or two operaZoned CG. FORECLOSURE SALE National Forest Box 907, Baker City, n one©da c m.com ters 15x18, icludeds Two contiguous Pnme Pursuant to ORS 87.689.

OR 97814. To be elirestroom a n d off Commercial properties NOTICE IS HEREBY Notice of 45-da gible f o r o b l e c t ion, street parking. being sold together GIVEN that the followSECURESTORAGE Comment on Draft w ritte n co mm e n t s Published Feb. 20, 2015. $500 mo & $250 dep BELOW ASSESSED ing described property m ust i n c lude n a m e 541-91 0-3696 value. High traffic w il l be s old at Environmental lm act Surveillance Statement 3 BD 2ba house. New and postal address; ti- Legal ¹: 40055 visibility, convenient Densley's Storage, at Cameras Granite Creek sun room, hardward tle of p roposed proDRC'S PROPERTY location to shopping, 42393 N. Cedar Road, Computenzed Entry Watershed floors, u n derground Iect; and specific writschools, churches, MANAGEMENT, INC. B aker C i t y , Ba k e r Covered Storage lllli i A spinkler system, f i n~ ten comments as de- BOARD M EETING of 215 Fir Str. library, Iust blocks County Oregon 97814 Super size 16'x50' t he B l u e M o u n t a in i shed b a s e ment , i n fined in 36 CFR 218.25 from the Iconic La Grande OR on Saturday, March 7, Request for Comment: f loor circulating h o t "Geiser Grand Hotel" r egarding t h e pr o - Translator District will 541-663-1066 2015 starting at 10:30 541-523-2128 be held Wednesday, woard heat, attic storThe Draft Environmenposed prolect or act!vExcellent foot a.m. to satisfy storage 3100 15th St. tal Impact Statement March 4th, at Frontier a ge, s t orage s h e d, ity, along with support825 Sq FT traffic. Next to the liens c l a i m e d by Baker City (DEIS) for the Granite Cafe in Haines OR, at much m o r e ! 204 ing reasons. Th e ofLeo Adler pathway on Island Ave. Densley's Storage.

6:00 p.m.

Creek Watershed MinSpnng Ave La Grande. fice business hours for In Island City i ng Analysis i s n o w $167,900. For viewing t hos e s ub m it t i n g Lot 4400 is a vacant Call 541-663-1066 %ABC STORESALL% ca II 541-910-7478 h and-delivered c o m- Published: February 20, For a showing. lot that has all city 10:30 A M : Pr o p e rty available for a 45-day MOVF INSPFCIAl! 2015 Comment Penod. The ments are 8:00 A.M. seiv!ces in place ready owner: Jeff Barnett • Rest of February '15 FOR SALE: 3bd, 2ba, w/ Wallowa-Whitman and to 4:30 P.M. Monday to develop or use for Unit ¹ B3, ow e s INDUSTRIAL P ROPRENT FREE J acuzzi t ub , f e n c e d parking. Lot 4300 has through Friday, exclud- Legal No.00040050 $ 150.00, f o r mi s c . Umatilla National ForERTY. 2 bay shop with • Rent a unit for 6 mo yard, & a dog kennel, ests pro p o s e t o ing ho lidays.

Ora l a charming "Vintage" items. office. 541-910-1442 PUBLIC NOTICE get 7th mo. FREE 541-786-8793 authonze the approval c omments m us t b e home with full dba Eastern Oregon (Units 5x10 up to 10x30) of 28 mining Plan of provided during normal basement, handicap AM : Pr o p e rty Operations in t he Storage NEED OFFICE space in 541-523-9050 GREAT HOME, shop, lo- parking and bathroom, 10:35 business hours to Soowner: Jo Dee Hallett La Grande for one em2007 Adams Ave. cation. Owner may fiGranite Creek Waterp hia M i llar vi a t e l e Large deck and Unit ¹ B- 2, ow e s ployee. Little/no pub- 12 X 20 storage with roll La Grande, OR 97850 n ance, $ 2 k do w n , attached storage bldg. phone (541) 263-1735, $ 435.00, f o r mi s c . shed as specified in 36 up door, $70 mth, $60 (541) 963-7368 lic foot traffic. Willing $1170/mo. ahuber© CFR 228.4(a).

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E l e c deposit 541-910-3696 items to lease. Require comeou.edu, 541-534-2155 the Record of Decision work" use.

Multitude tronic comments must Pursuant of ORS 87.689 fortable, secure, safe 795 -Mobile Home be submitted in a forof Commercial uses.

10:40 A M : Pr o p e rty is signed and issued, and ORS 87.691, the office space that can Spaces IN LA GRANDE. 1- 3bcl « RE D U C E D » reclamation bonds and mat such as an email owner: Gene ICastner personal property of accommodate installa$ 110,000, 1 4bc l any 401 certifications m essage, plain t e x t Unit ¹ A - 7, ow e s the following ind!vidution of phone/fax line SPACES AVAILABLE, $ 130,00 .

C as h, and valid water nghts (.txt), nch text format one block from Safe$ 126.00, f o r mi s c . and internet se rvice. als will be auctioned 541-963-2641 determined necessary (.rtf), or Word (.doc) to items way, trailer/RV spaces.

Please contact Alice PleaseCall: due to long-term paya s a r e s ul t o f t h i s comments- acificW ater, s e w er , g a r 850 Lots & Propment delinquency. An Massey, Eastern OreI'rari LyW T0Cher a nalysis w il l b e r e northwest-wallowabage. $200.

Jeri, man10:40 A M : Pr o p e rty auction will be held on gon Regional Program erty Baker Co. quired b e f o r e the whitman-whita ger.

La Gra n d e (541)815-5823 owner: Joshua Hust February 26, 2015, to at 541-278-8668 or Plans of O p e rations manunit©fs.fed.us 541-962-6246 Parking sp.¹32, owes satisfy liens c laimed alice.masse ©mccfl.or are approved and pnor E -mails submitted t o $468.00 for van.

by Braseth Properties.

TRAILER SPACE in Unto commencement of e-mail addresses other ion, avail. March 8th, mining activities (FSH t han th e o n e l i s t e d location of the aucW /s/g. $2 50 / m o .

2817.23a (1)) . a bove, in o t he r f o r - The LegaI No. 00039928 NORTHEAST t ion w ill b e a t 1 4 1 0 (541)562-5411 mats than those listed, Published: February 20, 21st St., La Grande, PROPERTY The Granite Creek Waor containing viruses 2015 Oregon 9 7 8 5 0 at MANAGEMENT tershed (approximately w ill be relected. I t i s 10:00 AM. A second 541-910-0354 9 4,480 acres) i s l o t he responsibility o f IN THE CIRCUIT auction will be held at c ated i n t he Blu e p ersons p ro v i d i n g COURT OF THE STATE 910 - ATV, Motorcy10306 Railroad Ave. La Zoned for 2 potential Mountains of eastern Commercial Rentals OF OREGON FOR THE comments to s u b mit Grande, OR 97850 at cles, Snowmobiles home sites.

Oregon and is pnmar1200 plus sq. ft. profesthem by the close of COUNTY OF BAKER 11:00 AM. For infor25'x40' Pavilion with sional office space. 4 2005 POLARIS 800 EFI. ily within the administhe comment p eriod PROBATE m ation, c a l l ( 5 4 1 ) Hand warmers, winch, offices, reception 2 vaulted facilities on trative boundaries of and ensure that their DEPARTMENT 963-7368. plow. S u pe r c l e a n. the Whitman Ranger area, Ig. conference/ property, fenced & comments have been 820 - Houses For break area, handicap $4500.

541-524-9673 Distnct, Wallowa-Whitgated. Timber, Pine rece!ved. I n d ividuals MichaelThompson — A07 In the Matter of the Creek runs though, man National Forest access. Pnce negotia- Sale Baker Co. a nd o rg a n i z a t i o n s Shane Hubble — B43 930 - Recreational Estate of: 2.94 COUNTRY ACRES ble per length of well. 12 miles from (40,624 acres), and the wishing to be eligible Vehicles Deena Barrera — B66 lease. w/ 2001 Manufactured Baker City. $169,000 North Fork John Day MERRILL L. CARTER, t o oblect m ust m e et Deborah Rynearson THE SALE of RVs not 3 bdrm Home $69,000 Travis Bloomer Ranger Distnct, Umat he i n f o r matio n r e D146 beanng an Oregon inw / $ 1 5,000. d o w n .

The Whitney tilla N ational F o rest quirements of 36 CFR Deceased.))))))))

OFFICE SPACE approx signia of compliance is 541-519-9846 Durkee Land Company ( 49,539 acres). A p 218.

Shawn Johnson — IC416 700 sq ft, 2 offices, reillegal: cal l B u i lding Case No. 15062 541-519-3260 p roximatel y 4 ,1 5 0 cept area, break room, NEW 1-BDRM home. 40 Eugene Paul — IC437 Codes (503) 373-1257. acres in the watershed acres.

Denny Cr. rd.

For further information, 75'X120' LOT. Shawn Johnson — IC478 common r e strooms, are privately held.

The powdernverlay©gmail930 Recreational please contact Sophia NOTICE TO 825 G St. $49,000.

Michael Searle — IC497 a ll utilitie s p ai d , Granite Creek WaterMillar, Team Leader, at com.

INTERESTED PERSONS Vehicles 541-51 9-6528 $500/mo + $450 dep. s hed is l o cated a p (541) 263-1735 or at Published: February 20 541-91 0-3696 proximately 30 m iles FSBO - 1929 Grove St. smillar©fs.fed.us.

Fee Authority: and 23,2015 west of Baker City, in Tear down and build your 21.170(1)(a) 760 - Commercial Baker County, Oregon, new home, fantastic lot!

Legal No. 00040032 ggm I • Iai • and 40 m i les south- Published: February 20, Legal No.00040023 Rentals $32,500 (405) 255-7097 east of Ukiah, in Grant 2015 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE I S H E REBY PRIME COMMERCIAL 855 - Lots & PropCounty, Oregon.

GIVEN that the underspace for Rent. 1000 2007 NUWA HitchHiker erty Union Co. Union County is currently signed has been apsq. ft. plus 250 sq. ft.

1010 - Union Co. Champagne 37CKRD accepting applications pointed Personal Rep- The legal descnption for Legal Notices loft, office and bathNORTH BAKER BEAUTIFUL VIEW lot in $39,999 the watershed is: for funding for transresentative of the esroom, w/ s i n cluded, 9th Dr Neighborhood Cove, Oregon. Build Tnple axles, Bigfoot Iack portation of elderly and tate. All persons hav- T ownship 8 South , paved parking, located y our d r ea m h o m e . leveling system, 2 new PUBLIC NOTICE3-bdrm, 1 1/2 bath.

Range 34, 35, 35 1/2 people with disabilities ing claims against the Availability of Funds in Island City. MUST 1589 sq. ft. home, Septic approved, elec- 6-volt battenes, 4 Slides, and 36 East i n U n i o n Coun t y . estate are required to S E E! Ca II 541-963-3496 2-car garage in front tnc within feet, stream Rear Dining/IC!tchen, Funds may be used for p resent t h e m , w i t h T ownship 9 South , Union County Adminisafter 10am. and 2-car garage off r unning through l o t . large pantry, double Range 34, 35, 35 1/2, maintenance of existvouchers attached, to trative Office, in Union A mazing v i e w s of fndge/freezer. Mid living alley. Gas forced heat. and 36 East ing transportation prothe undersigned PerCounty, a n n o unces Updated kitchen & mountains & v a l l ey.

780 - Storage Units room w/fireplace and grams and services or sonal Representative T ownship 1 0 Sou t h , the opportunity for elibaths, clean, 3.02 acres, $62,000 surround sound. Awning Range 34, 35, 35 1/2, planning and developin care of Scott Howgible t r a n s portation 208-761-4843 spacious,lots 16', water 100 gal, tanks ment of services for a nd 3 6 E a s t , W i l providers to apply for ard, IC!vel & Howard of built-ins. those no t c u r r e ntly 50/50/50, 2 new Powerlamette Mendian.

L LP, 111 S W F i f t h federal 5310 f u nds. $169,900 served. Current providhouse 2100 generators.

Funds are allocated to Avenue, Suite 1900, 541-403-1380 • Mini-Warehouse 8285,000 LOCATED IN ers of t r a nsportation Blue Book Value 50IC!!

This comment period is the Union County AdPortland, OR 97204, www eastoregon craigshst org BEAUTIFUL COVE for elderly and people • Outside Fenced Parking 541-519-1488 i ntended t o p r o v i d e ministrative Office by /reo/4852994585 html Tel: (503) 796-0909; with disabilities includOREGON this home those interested in or the Oregon Depart• ReasonableRates Fax: (503) 802-4757; Ing cit ies, c o u n t ies, 970 - Autos For Sale has been completely affected by this activment of T r ansportawithin four months of For informationcall: d istricts , a g e n c i e s , ity an opportunity to remodeled cn the intion. Grant applications the date of first publinonprofit corporations 528-N18days make their concerns are for the 2015-17 biside. Home has 1888 cation of t h i s n o t ice, and pnvate operations, k nown. T h os e w h o ennium. Prolects pro5234887evenings sq. II. ci living space, a s stated b elow, o r are eligible recipients. participate and provide viding t r ansportation with 4-bd. and 1ba. s uch claims may b e 378510th Street services fo r s e n i o rs Funds will be available timely comments will barred.

New F/G/A furnace, vibeginning J u l y 1, and people with disbe eligible t o o b l ect A ll p e rsons w h o s e nyl windows, wiring, 2015, for a b iennium the decision pursuant abilities are eligible for nghts may be affected e nding on J un e 3 0 , plumbing and roof . FSgrant funding.

Applicato 36 CFR part 2 18 2017. Application infor1984 CHEVY H ea v y by the proceeding may gas stove and bamboo tions are available at regulations. obtain additional inform ation ca n b e o b Half-ton. Would make flooring in the dining the Public Transit Divimation f rom t he t ained at t h e U n i o n • 8 j a great wood hauling s io n Web s it e : room and living room.

Issues raised in oblecrecords of the court, County Commissiontruck. Straight body, htt: w w w . ore on. o tions must be based Twc lots for sale home e rs' Office, 1 106 IC the personal represen3-bdrm, 2 bath, 16" tires, tool box on v ODOT PT Pa es ro is located cn 1.23 ac. on previously submittat!ve, or the attorney Avenue, La G rande.

2,100 sq. ft back, & clean interior, rams enhanced-mo ted wntten comments e Security Fenced And the second buildfor the personal repreCompleted a p p l icaon 1.7 acres with Asking $2,500obo. Call bilit .as x¹ f undin s pecific t o t h e p r o ing lci is 2.10 ac. City tions must be returned sentat!ve. D ated and e Coded Entry a creek and timber for more info or quesThe application packet posed prolect or act!vby March 2, 2015. The first published Februwater and sewer includes instructions $265,000 tions 541-910-9339. e Lighted for your protection ity unless the oblecapplications will be reary 20, 2015. stubbed Ic the lci line.

Broker owned and and eligibility g u i d e2001 TOYOTA Echo, 4 tion concerns an issue viewed o n W e d nese 6 different size units priced tc sell!!!

14051442 lines. Applications subcyl. 5 speed, 2 door. Signed, that arose after the opday, March 11th at 10 Travis Bloomer mitted for prolects in Century 21 e Lots of RV storage Looking for someone p ortunities fo r c o m a m in t h e C o m m i sThe Whitney Union County must be Eagle Cap Realty, to take over the pay- s Lar W . Lee ment. Comments resioner's office.

Land Company 41298 Chico Rd, Baker City s ubmitted t o U n i o n 541-9634511. ments. 541-786-0218 Larry W. Lee ceived dunng this puboff Rccahontas 541-519-3260 County Administrative lic review of the DEIS O ffice no l a ter t h a n Published: February 20, DONATE YOUR CAR, will be considered, and 2015 NOTICE TO TRUCIC OR BOAT TO 5:00pm on March 2, a Final EIS and draft INTERESTED PERSONS 2015.

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DEARABBY:I recently started working at happen to her. Please don't waste your time the hospital where my husband receives his being angry. You are lucky to be rid ofyour primarycare.One afternoon,outof curiosity, abuser and should be grateful you realized he I accessed his medical records. In his frteit was one before he caused you physical harm. was noted that he is high risk for STDs. In DEARABBY:A woman Iknow has a fact, he was treated for two different ones some years back. husband who is deployed. I would tike to I have been tested for STDs during att send her a card offering support and love, to my annual physicats, and the results were tell her how thankful I am for both of their always negative. I think it's sacriQes in the service of our because we often go for weeks country.

DEAR without any sexual contact.

Canyou assist with wordWhat should I do with this ABBY ing an d other ideas on how I information? How do I talk to can be supportive? She lives him about it without tetting far away, so thiswitt att be him know that I'm aware ofhis medical long distance. I don't want to come across wrong or saysomething that could offend. history?

— CONCERNED IN I ran acrossan articletheotherday on MASSACHUSETTS what NOT to say to military wives, and I'm DEAR CONCERNED: Unless you claim afraid I may have committed a faux pas and don't want to do it again. to be clairvoyant, I don't see how you can — CIVILIAN INIOWA discuss this without admitting you accessed his medical records, which is against the law.

DEAR CIVILIAN: If you think you"may" Be prepared forhim to beirate,becausethe have committed a breach of etiquette, pick best defense is a strong offense. You are lucky up the phone, call the woman and offer an your husband hasn't given you an STD. apology. Explain that you read an article By all means talk with him about this, if about what not to say to military wives, and only to find out whether you have sex so inhope you didn't offend her. Offer to stay in frequentiy because he's having relations with touch — if that's what she would like — so other people. Now that you know what has you can let her know she and her husband are in your thoughts, and let her suggest been going on, you have some serious thinking to do about stayingin this marriage. other ways you might be helpful even though you are geographically distant.

DEARABBY:I had an abusive boyfriend DEARABBY:Ineed help! I have shopwho, Irealized tater,had abused hiswifeand children. After we broke up, my close friend lifted several times. I was caught and have a and neighborasked meifI'd mindifshe went police record. I am a grandparent. I know it's out with him. Iinitiatty said no, but after wrong, and I don't do it att the time. Is this a thinking aboutit, I thought how could she? mental disorder, or am Ijust being stupid? If She knewhow he had treated me, pushing, I know this is wrong why do I keep doing it?

And where do I start to took for help? shoving and isolating me from my friends.

I had words with her about it, and she — STICEY FINGERS DEAR STICKY FINGERS: Somepeople said she wasn't there, so she didn't know if shoplift because they are criminals, some do it really happened. What kind of a woman it for"thrills," and others do it to make up wouldn't support me?

He is over there often, and I tive right next for something else that is missing in their door. I am furv'ous with her. Do I have a right lives. Because you know what you are doing is wrong, would like to understand your to be?

— ALICE INNEW MEXl'CO compulsion and want to stop, the person DEARALICE: Your fiiend must be desper- to discuss this with is a psychologist. Your ate for male companionship, or incredibly na- physician can refer you to one, or contact ive in failing to recognize that what happened your state psychological association to find someone in your area. to you iand the man's former wife) won't also

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LOSANGELES—With Wal-Mart raising the minimum wage for its U.S. employeesto atleast$9 an hour, some workers who are making a bit more now hope they're not left behind.

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. said Thursday that the hike for 500,000employees,starting in April, is part of comprehensive changes to the company's hiring, training, compensation and scheduling programs in the United States, aswellasto store management structure.

Itsaid the changes are expected to cost more than $1 billion in the retailer's current fiscal year, which began Feb. 1. Wall Street reacted by

pushing shares down $2.77, or 3.2 percent, to $83.52.

Darren Perkins, though, hopes that the wage hikes will eventually boost his own

pay of $10.20 an hour. The overnight stocker said he struggles with paying the rent and other bills every month.

"As they escalate pay, I expect I'll get a little more," Perkins, 51, said."I have certain bills — if I have to work here 16 hours a dayI want to pay."

Perkins said he also wants to help out his three children.

His youngest son just started college, and any pay raise could contribute to his tuition.

'This gives me the drive to come to work and work hard," he said.

The pay raise puts entrylevel wages $1.75 an hour above the federal minimum wage. In addition, all current

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Wal-Mart workers and their In California, the minimum supporters pushed forbetter wages and working conditions. wage already is $9 an hour ''We are so proud that by and rises to $10 next year.

Wal-Mart also is launchstanding together we won ing a program for future raises for500,000Wal-Mart workers, whose families associates in which they will desperatel y need betterpay be paid $9 or more an hour nextyear,receiveskills-based and regular hours from the training for six months and company we make billions then be guaranteed at least for," Emily Wells, a leader of $10 an hour after completion OUR Walmart, an organizaof the program. tion of workers fighting for Wal-Mart, the world's better wages and hours at the largestretailer,hasbeen retailer, said in a statement. under intense pressure from Wells, however, said the organized labor groups to changes announced Thursraise its starting hourly wage day were not enough.

"Especially without a to $15 and provide workers with more consistent hours. guaranteeofgettingregular With its new changes, the hours, this announcement company's average full-time still falls short of what wage will rise to $13 an hour, American workers need to support our families,"Wells from $12.85, theAssociated Pressreported.Forpart-time said.'Wal-Martcan afford workers, the hourly wage will to providethe good jobsthat be $10, up from $9.48, the AP Americans need — and that means $15 an hour, full-time, SRld. Wal-Mart said itexpects consistent hours and respect 500,000 full-time and part-time for our hard work."

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The lower Powder River canyon northeast of Baker City.

By Jayson Jacoby VVesCom News Service

aker County's best-known canyon is Hells Canyon but

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County's to claim.

Not alone, anyway.

The deepest stretch of that famous canyon is in Wallowa County.

That's the section where the Snake River, temporarily unshackled from the trio ofhydroelectric dams that confine the river to slack reservoirs in Baker County's portion of the canyon, rushes along in a series of whitewater rapids.

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I don't know about you but I love cooking with old cast iron skillets. In fact, that's all I use at home. They cook more evenly and the heat doesn't zip from the fire to your food instantaneously. They require a little tender loving care but not really any more than a Teflon skillet.

With Teflon you have to use a plastic spatula or you end up scraping off and eating the Teflon coating, plus they're thin and you sizzle your food.

The fi rststep you have todo when you purchase a new skillet/Dutch oven is to season it. If you listen to the hardcore old timers they11 make it an all-day deal to season one. I'll tell you how I do it and we'll let them set on the sidelines wailing and gnashing their teeth.

When you buy a new skillet or Dutch oven iany cast iron) you'll want to wash itoffgood with soap and ametal scratch pad. You don't see it anymore but used to they were coated with some kind of waxy grease that you had to scrub ofK Even though they don't use it anymore, at least not the ones I've seen lately you still want to clean it like this.

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New outdoor classes at EOU New and diverse courses focusing on outdoor activities are coming to Eastern Oregon University this spring term.

Classes include an introduction to backpacking, hiking/trekking, beginning indoor rock climbing, basichorsemanship and beginning archery and are open to studentsand community members.

"These courses are a great way to get outside and enjoy the tremendous outdoor opportunities available in Eastern Oregon, learn new exciting skills, meet new friends and promote healthy lifestyles," Michael Hatch, coordinator of EOU's Outdoor Program,

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The one-credit physical education and sport (PES) 180 level classes are being offered through the Outdoor Program in conjunction with the Physical Activity and Health department.

"All of these activities require little or no experience and provide the fundamentals for additional skills progression and hopefully development of life-long outdoor pursuits," Hatch added.

For more information visit www.eou.eduloutdoorlpes-courses or contact Hatch at mhatch@ eou.edu or 541-962-3621.

Brownlee Reservoir level

is dropping In Hells Canyon, the elevation at Brownlee Reservoir is being lowered to make room for potential higher flows later in the spring. These flood control measures are directed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. As ofTuesday, Brownlee was at 2,057 feet, which is 20 feet below full. The current flood-control target is 2,055 feet by Feb. 28. The target level for the end of March will be adjusted after a new river-level forecast is issued March 5. All maintained boat ramps on Brownlee Reservoir remain usable at the current level.

For the latest Brownlee elevation go to www.idahopower.com.

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The Copper Nymph When the waters warm early in the season — we're talking April and May — the trout begin to feed in a big way. There is little surface activity, but the bugs are stirring.

Mayflies, stoneflies, midges and caddisare on the move. That'sw hen to employ a two- or even a three-fly rig. A number of presentations can Ryan Brennecke/WesCom News Service work — tenkara, indicator or Czech- The Copper Nymph tied by nymph — but the key is to dead-drift Quintin McCoy. the bugs.

One of the bugs on the string could be a Copper Nymph. With a minimalist hackle, a flo-green tag and a bright head, this bug could represent any one of several trout foods. Smaller is better in early spring.

Tie the Copper Nymph with fluorescent red thread on a No. 8-16 grub hook. For the tag, use fluorescent green. Wrap the body with fine copper wire. Finish with a brown partridge hackle.

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Curt Melcher, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife's new director, will have a busy schedule his first year in office.

Melcher, 51,was picked on Feb. 13 to replace Roy Elicker as the agency's top official atter Elicker's departure in September to work for the U.S. Fish Melc her and Wildlife Service.

In 2015, he will oversee a major discussion about the agency's financial future, fueled by a $32 million budget hole stemming fiom declining revenuefi om hunting and fi shing license revenue.

He11 also help decide whether Oregon's gray wolf should stay on the state endangered specieslist,and overseetheagency'seffortsto keep

another animal — the sage grousesearch. I want to contact them all, otf the federal list. On top of the big whether they supported me or an internal or external candidate, to try issues, he11deal with the day-to-day work of running an agency with to bring folks together." more than 1,400 employees.

You've talked about your nearThe Oregonian/Oregonlive spoke term priorities, but looking with Melcher on his first day on the job to discuss his near-term and long- forwardto the yearahead,w hat rangepriorities.Here'swhathe said: bigger picture items will get

W hat's firstonyouragenda as you takeoverthe depart ment ? ''We're going to be working closely with the new governor. She's got to transition into the governor's position in a matter of days, whereas normally a new governor gets several months. Then, I've got some key vacancies including both deputy director positions, so we're going to have to move forward with that in the coming months. And of course, I want to reach out to all the groups that weighed in during the director's

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a national blue ribbon task force trying to find new funding mechanisms, too. I think we've got to take a broad look at it and hopefully have a goodsolid recommendation forthe 2017 legislative session that's solid and sustainable and helps us do the important work folks want us to do."

and it's not simply related to hunting and fi shing.W edoneed tofind away tofund the Oregon Conservation Strategy. The original plan was for federal funds, but that hasn't materialized.

''We have a very broad stakeholder base and many of their needs are, to some degree, mutually exclusive.

W e're doingour bestto balancethose needs. I think we need to do a better job of getting our message out. Much has been said about how we're not doing conservation work and the reality is, we are doing that work

"As welook atrising costsofoperating hatcheries and paying personnel, semi-regular feeincreases are always going to be a part of the package short ofadditionalgeneralfund dollars. As we secure other funding sources, however, those increases may prove to be smaller and smaller over time.

A lotofsportsmen and women are discouraged by ODFW has a lot of people the consistent reliance on your attention? competing for its attention, fee increasesto bal ance the 'The commission will consider a olten with opposing views on budget.

Do you expect those number of wolf-related issues, includhow the agency should work. increases to continue if and ing delisting wolves in at least part How do you approach the task when the agency finds new of the state and a scheduled five-year review of our wolf plan. Both of those of working with those groups? funding sources? will involve a lot of public input.

We're going to be lookinginto our habitat mitigation policy as it relates to sage grouse in the next nine months or so, and of course there's the funding issue tied to hunting and fishing declines. We've got House Bill 2402, which creates a legislative task forceto look atthatissue,and there's

yon, where the mountains risemore than 6,000 feet above the river, the Powder Continued from Page1C River Canyon is a modest Of course even Wallowa GREAT VIEWS County shares Hells Canyon The road from Highway piece of topography. with Idaho.

At no point in the 11.7 203 to the lower Powder Baker County is hardly river miles between Thief River Canyon is on a bereft ofcanyons that border Valley Reservoir and the plateau with views of no other county or state.

Highway 203 bridge is the both the Wallowa and The most dramatic of these Lisa Britton/ForWesoom News Sennce canyon deeper than 600 feet.

Elkhorn mountains. chasms is the one the Burnt Buttercups are already But when you're standRiver has carved between blooming along the lower ing on the river's shore, the WILDFLOWERS Bridgeport and Huntington, Powder River. basalt rimrock looms in a Buttercups are suitably rugged way. southeast of Baker City. beginning to bloom, This is a subjective thing, Pine, Rock and Dutch Flat there on the late morning of and other early flowers, creeks, along with the North Valentine's Day the only evito be sure, but the canyon such as grass widows feels wilder to me than it Powder River, have sculpted dence of the mucky potential and desert parsley, will ought to, considering its gaping canyons across the were the knee-high ruts that follow soon if the mild rigs had dug in the road on location. east face of the Elkhorns, all weather continues. of them wholly within Baker damper days.

Interstate 84, atter all, The main route to the runs just six miles or so to County.

WILDLIFE Those alpine streams have more hiker-friendly east end the west, as the meadowlark Mule deer are common, of the canyon, and the only flies. to divert much of the mounand an antelope herd tain-gounging credit, though, one that's on public land, is On a rare wind-6'ee day, roams the area. Birds adirtroad that branches otf you canhear thedim hum to theIceAge glaciersthat are plentiful. Look for came first.

Highway 203 just past the of tratIic on the interstate. hawks and eagles on But there's a lesser-known Powder River bridge.

The whistles of Union Pacific on the rimrocks, upland canyon that's imostlyl in trains pierce the canyon as To get there, take the Medgame birds such as Baker County. It doesn't have ical Springs iNo. 2981 exit on well. chukars and quail on the Interstate 84, just north of But these sounds seem a road running throughout, rocky slopes, and along the Baker City Airport. insignificant against the genas the Burnt River Canyon the river red-winged Follow Highway 203 about eral stillness, and beneath does.

Nor isitburied by blackbirds.

10.2 miles. the great bowl of the sky. snow until May or June, as is typically the case with the ilf you're coming from the Although the lower PowCELL SERVICE canyons of the Elkhorns. north, via Union, the juncder River Canyon has pretty Available on the These qualities make the tion is about 28.1 miles from much gone unnoticed by the plateau, sketchy in the lower Powder River canyon, the Highway 203 turnoff in authors of guide books, who canyon from Thief Valley Reservoir downtown Union.) routinely extol the magThe dirt road, which is not nificence of Hells Canyon, it ifull disclosure: the reservoir isbarelyacrossthe border in marked with a sign, is on stream empties into the Pow- did briefly catch the eyes of Union County) downstream the west side of the highway, der, then climbs out of the Congress. opposite the turnofF for Miles canyon. The road continues On Oct. 28, 1988, president to the Highway 203 bridge, one of my favorite earlyBridge Road, which does forabout two miles before Ronald Reagan signed into have a sign. reachingprivate property. law the Oregon Omnibus season hiking spots.

Although early rarely So long as the road is dry A side road drops to the National Wild and Scenic means quite as early as mid- you don't necessarily need river, and &om there you River Act. February. four-wheel drive. But you could, by way of rough game The legislation designated This year, though, with will need a vehicle with more trails, hike all the way to Thief Valley Reservoir. The most of the West Coast bask- ground clearance than a ing under the benevolent family sedan or minivan to total one-way distance, from negotiate the ruts and octhe first road junction, is weather of a high pressure ridge while the eastern half casional rocks. aboutnine miles. of the country tries to thaw Drivewest forabout 1.8 iA warning for later in its nostrils, the lower Powder m iles, crossing threecattle the spring: Rattlesnakes is not only snow-free but also guards along the way ithe are common in the canyon, mud-fiee. first of which is just off the especially near the reservoir.)

The latter is especially highway).

For a shorter, easier hike You'll reach a junction crucial.

— the one my wife, Lisa, and The mud in this area, where another road,even I did on Valentine's Day, in less-traveled, veersotfto the deferencetoouralmost-fourabout 15 miles northeast of Baker City, is that type of left isouthwestl, toward the year-old son, Max — walk the road tothe left. desertgumbo, asglutinous as Powder River.

If you'd like to hike more kindergarten paste but much It rises slightly then plumdirtier, that can mire even a than a few miles, you can mets to the river, making two four-wheel drive to its axles walk on the main road ia switchbacks. The distance before you figure out you're relative term in this case). It is about three-quarters of a in trouble and lift off the gas. descends to Big Creek just mile.

But when we drove out upstream &om where that Compared with Hells Can-

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reaches of 40 Oregon rivers as wild or scenic. The list includes the 11.7-mile reach of the Powder River.

Confined as it is by signs of civilization on both ends — a reservoir on the upper, a state highway on the lower — the Powder River has the scenic rather than the wild designation.

When you get to the river's edge you have a couple of options — the second option available only if you visit beforethe irrigation season startssometime thisspring.

The first option is to return the way you came. That makes for a hike of about 1V2 miles, with an elevation gain of about300 feet.

The other option, so long as it's not full of water, is to follow the Emele Ditch downstream for almost one mile.

The ditch, which has been delivering irrigation water to fields in the Keating Valley since its completion in 1887, is about five feet wide and is easier to hike than most trails.

Make sure not to climb the ditch banks, which could dislodge rocks into the waterway, or otherwise disturb the ditch. Although the ditch managers probably wouldn't mind if you tossed away any tree limbs you find in the channel.

If you want to see where waterfrom the riveris diverted into the ditch, hike the ditch upstream for less

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Also rub oil on the outside and all over. Set it in the oven on a cookie sheet and let it heat for 1 hour. It is now seasoned and ready to cook with. I used to do it at 350 for two hours but a lotofcooking oilskindagum up at350degrees. Many people will tell you to use bacon grease. After this only clean it with water and a pad. Then dryiton the stove and coat the inside with oil. Don't use soap again or it will unseason it. iCamp Chef does make a tube of Cast Iron Cleaner and a tube of Conditioner).

But what if your mother-in-law was visiting and usedyour skilletasa dog bowl and leftit outside for a month and it rusted up? Is it ruined. No, not at all. You should be able to take a metal scrub pad to it and clean the rust oK Ok, let's make it a little tougher. What if you find an old really rusted up skillet on your grandmom's farm? Or maybe at a garage sale and it is really rusted up? This year I've bought two at a secondhand store, one at an

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To refurbish them I started out with a wire brush on a grinder. I was able to buff my two down OK but on my daughter's skilletwhoa! It had layers of rust, almost like layers of shale. I started otf with a wire wheel but then put on an aggressive grinding pad.

I had to grind it for two hours. The outside was semi bad but the inside was horrible. I didn't totally get out all of the pits but the majority of them I did. I then finished it off with a wire brush and called it good. I then washed it off with hot water and soap and seasoned it as described above.

I don't want to sound like Mr. Safety but when grinding make sure you wear a face shield because there will be a lot of rust flying around. Also wear a cotton mask. On the last one it was really bad and I still breathed in a lot ofblack dust. The cast iron is hard and it will take a while to grind it down. HAPPY

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Otherwise, follow the ditch downstream. To get back to your vehicle, look for the first tributary — probably drythatenters theriver. iDon't continue farther downstream, as the river, and the ditch, both enter private property.)

There's no trail up the tributary, but if you stay on the cattle/deer paths it'snot a difficult hike. Head north until you reach the access road you drove m on. Turn leftand follow theroad about an eighth of a mile to where you parked at the road junction.

The entire route is on public land, part of the BLM's Baker Resource Area. The distance is about 3V2 miles, with an elevation gain of about 350 feet.

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CHIP Continued from Page6C with fatty meat versus elk. If I'm going to have red meat, it needs to be in small portions and theleanerthe better.

Not everyone has the same digestion system or metabolism. I am only describing what I've learned about myself. For instance, I haven't lost any weight on the program, but I have m ore energy and lessdigestive trouble.

Another unanticipated change is a major reduction in chronic pain. I hear comments all the time about the way I walk; I've heard it my whole life. I walk wrong. So what. Leave me alone. Long car drives and cleaning usually make me stiffen up, but as I slid out the door to an appointment the other day after

four hours of cleaning, I realized I wasn't stiff and sore. The CHIP gurus claim that animal fat causes inflammation. Inflammation of what? Well, the large intestine for one, which doesn't explain anything. There are studies that claim arthritis swelling can be caused by animal fat. If the change in my diet alleviated pain to which I have grown accustomed, it is a welcome benefit.

Back to I haven't lost any weight. It's extremely frustrating, and don't tell me that it isn't as important as feeling good or having proper organ functions.

I'm a woman. I've worried about my weight most of my life. And I let it get away fromme.Having ahappy,fulllife has not been good for my waistline and working dawn to dusk makes it easy to not go for a walk or run. Thirty pounds

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"If we can help one of these kids become more like Continued from Page6C him, that's money wellspent," said PeterDiebel, yearlong duties at the clinic. Donald Diebel's brother.

They also draw from a list Clinical interactions in of nearly 200 volunteers medical school usually begin that includes first- through in the third year, so the fourth-year medical stuKNIGHTS clinic gives firstdents in addition to pharma- and second-year students an cy students to stafFthe clinic early opportunity to interact with about 20 people. with patients.

"My first experience here The dinic is funded by the Diebel Legacy Fund, which was in patient education, and we educated somebody to get was established after local physician Dr.N. Donald Dieb- a flu shot who didn't want to el Jr. was killed more than a get a flu shot. That was really incredibl e,"said second-year decade ago when a tractortrailer lost control on Florida's medical student Faith VilTurnpike.

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that mostly affect women," she said."Stressed-out men are more likely to get agiContinued from Page6C tated, drink too much or have Study, which began in 1957. physical health problems."

All graduated fiom Wisconsin The participants' age, now high schools, but many have 75, meant theywere more likem oved out ofstate since. ly to be in traditionally female ''When women have higher fields including education and incomes and better jobs, they health care. Younger women should enjoy better mental haveentered male-dominated health," Pudmvska said."Infields such as finance and law.

But Pudrovska's subsequent stead, there'sa psychological cost of their authority."Author- research shows"gender stereoity can cause stress, which can types remain," she said. trigger depressive symptoms.

While women outnumPreviousstudies,according ber men at many colleges, to Pudrovska, overlooked the "society still expects women "gender dimension.""Male to take charge of the home and family," said Dr. Carol leadership is considered legitimateand expected,"she Bernstein, associate professor of psychiatry at New York said."But when women are University School of Medileaders, they faceresistance and are exposed to overt and cine."And women still have subtle gender discrimination to have the babies." and harassment." sWe were the glass-ceiling"Gender caveat," noted breakthrough generation," Deborah Belle, an associBreathed said."But then, ateprofessorofpsychology just when we hit our stride, at Boston University."The we had to decide whether or study measured symptoms not to have kids. To a person,

later, my body is refusing to let the tonnage go.

Making time for exercise is like anythingelse:Ithasto become apart of the schedule like having breakfast and taking a shower. But I have deadlines and meetings, and at the end of the day I want to spend time with my boyfriend, have a cocktail and make dinner. The past couple weeks I've started shoehorning running back into my life and I have a brand-new, shiny gym membership.

The running looks like a 90-year-old shuming down the street, and in the gym? I'm trying to remember exercises I haven't done in 10 years. It all comes back, slower and weaker, but the brain and the body somehow remember the motions. Now, if I could just wake up my lousy metabolism.

dents practical applications of what they learn in school.

"It gives them lots of self-confidence and practice," said Dr. Magdalena Pasarica, a UCF faculty adviser at the KNIGHTS clinic and associateprofessorofm edicine.

"It helps that we're here as faculty, because we know what they're learning in class, and when they come here we know what to ask them. And when I go back to class, I know what they're lacking &om what I've seen, so I think it's a very good back-and-forth."

But for most it's more than just a place to get a head start in practicing medicine.

"Both my parents don't have insurance, so it's

important to me to give back to the medical community, because I know there are people out there who don't have insurance," said Ashley Brown, a second-year UCF medical student.

Gookin had another mission.

"IfIhelp exposeafuture emergency-medicine physician to this, then he will be more sympathetic tothispatient population when he's working with them in the futme. Orif a futme canfiologist comes and volunteers here, theywould be more willing to donate their serviceand theirtim eto the medically underserved patient population. To me, that's the biggestvalue," said Gookin, who is planning to become a family physician.

every woman I know who did have kids had to make work sacrifices."

Genderstereotypes start young, the experts said.

Instead ofhoning leadership skills like risk-taking, young women undermine their own success by questioning and diminishing themselves, wrote Rachel Simmons in"The Curse of the Good Girl." The result is a "psychological glass ceiling."

Definitions of"feminine" and"masculine" must change, Pudrovska said.'When women in authority are assertive, dominant, powerful and confident, they're viewed as unfeminine," she said."Men don't have this conflict; these are'masculine' traits."

Women excel at compassion and empathy, which complicates their leadership roles, Breathedsaid.'When men getto positionsofauthority, they'relike thechest-beating silverback gorillas; they've made it!" she said."But women

say,'Oh, my God, I've got to fue a woman with two kids."'

How can women dial back the stress-o-meter?

• Choose a female-friendly employer, said Ha rriet Greenberg, a partner at Friedman LLP, an accounting firm in New York City.

Its open-door policy and flextime option help women cope.

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censed to practice in the State of Oregon. When a physician orders an ultrasound through Continued ~om Page6C Eastern Oregon Diagnostic Imaging, the patient may experienced at performing mammography but is not yet request either Wimer or Haroffering this service at his rison as their technician.

La Grande office.

'Some of our patients prefer "Otherwise we can do any a female technician, especially other sonography study that forpelvicexams,so Bethis available to those patients," they can do at the hospital," Wimer said."Patients have Wimer said."Patients justhave another option now, and to ask for her. Fm also qualified there's alotlesspaperwork toperform pelvicexams,but involved to come see me than we want to give our patients a thereisto gotothehospital, choice for their own comfort." and the results are the same.

Eastern Oregon DiagnosIt'seasierto scheduleto see tic Imaging, Inc., accepts me than to schedule an apalmost all major insurances. eiscredentialed pointment at the hospital, and The practic we accept walk-in patients on by Medicare, Medicaid and Mondays and Fridays."

MODA, and it will also work Working with Wimer at his with private-pay patients. office is ultrasound technician To make an appointment Beth Harrison, who is also with Wimer or Harrison, call specialized as a registered the central appointment desk vascular technologist. She is at the La Grande Family ARDMS credentialed and liClinic at541-963-4139 ext.1.

welcomed back," she said.

• Find like-minded women, Bernstein advised. Create a network"of other women who are juggling, too."

• Subscribe to the philosophy of wabi sabi."Imperfection is part oflife," Breathed said.

"It's OKif the bed isn't made."

• If your job is killing you, jump ship. Breathed left a 60-hour-a-week inflexible job for a 35-hour flexible one that

allowed her to be her kids' Scout leader and soccer coach.

• Teach your daughters to resolveconflicts,takerisks, tout their strengths and "check your good girl at the door," Simmons said.

• Support efforts like the national Thirty Percent Solution, which vows to get more women on boards of directors, where policy decisions are made.

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more often during those hours, she said.

Across the country, similar efforts are underway.

Continued from Page6C In 2012, Abington Memorial Hospital, infant does not appear to be harmed, famwhere about 5,000 babiesare delivered each ily members are usually too embarrassed to year,looked back overitsrecordsand found admit when they have dozed off and allowed five infant falls in five years. a babyto slip outoftheirarms.

The Pennsylvania hospital adopted new To improvethe accuracy ofhospitalreports, policies, training hospital staff to be more in 2012, the American Nurses Association's vigilant and teaching all new parents and National Database of Nursing Quality Indica- their families basic rules about infant safety.

"In the past 18 months, we have had zero tors adopted a more precise definition of what constitutes a"fall" or "drop." The following falls," said Lisa Kutz-McCauley, nurse manager of the hospital's Mother-Baby Unit and year, reports increased by 46 percent.

Nursingexpertsbelievethese accidents are lactation services. a perverse consequence of the national effort The nurses must strike a delicate balance, to promotea healthier,closerbond between Kutz-McCauley said.

"If we see that a mother is groggy and there mothers and their infants during the first hours and days oflife. is no support person around, we take the baby Traditionally, American hospitals kept to the nursery. And if the mother is attached newborns in the nursery between feedings, al- to Ivs or a Foley catheter, we don't encourage lowing mothers to get some sleep. But for more keeping the baby in the room, because if somethan adecade,overwhelming data have shown thing bad happens, if the baby is choking, for that parents and babies benefit, both physical- instance, the mother can't get up out ofbed." ly and emotionally, fiom"skin to skin" contact, The hospital tries to limit the time babies breast-feeding on demand and"rooming in"spend away from their mothers, however. that is, having the child remain in the hospital Because, while the chances that an infant will room with the mother as much as possible. be dropped in the nursery are close to nil, the 'The goal is to room-in as much as we can," environment poses other health risks.

"It is very stimulating in the nursery, there said Alyssa Waite, nurse manager of couplet care and the women's inpatient unit at Lanarebright lights,surgicalprocedures are becaster General Hospital."Quite &ankly, a lot ing done, and it can be very loud with babies of moms and dads need a very short period of crying," said Kutz-McCauley."Nursing and time where they can completely zonk out." medical students are &equently in the room Itis a difficultequation, Waite said, butultifor teaching and assessments." mately, the baby's safetymust take precedence: All that noise, light and action has been "Ifa mom is post C-section and has a lotofmeds, shown to raise stress hormones in newborns.

"Sometimes caregivers have to deal with and if thesupportpeoplearejustasexhausted as the mother, we sometimes need to separate." conflicting goals. We want to facilitate bondThe study Slogar conducted in Cleveland ing between the new mom and her infant, found that most of the "near misses," in which while still keeping the baby safe &om harm," an infant was found in the arms of a sleeping Slogar said."In the end, nurses have to do adult, occurred between 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. what they think is best in a given situation, As part of the hospital's new strategy to which at times might mean placing the baby prevent infant falls, nurses now make rounds in the nursery for a short period of time."

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HOSPITALS WORK TO PREVENT TRAGEDY OF

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remember quite clearly a conversation I had when I was 25. A fiiend and I were discussinghow old people get themselves into poor health by making poor lifestyles choices.

Itseemed tous ridiculous not to make good choices in order to have a long, active life.

Recently I was visiting a woman in her 90s. We were discussing a mutual friend's choice to stop taking prescribed medication. When I toldher the side effects she said, "I don't blame her."

Life is all about perspective.

Now, somewhere between 25 and 90, my perspective on living a healthy lifestyle isn't different. I know that eating w ell and exercising are good for me, as is limiting stimulants and depressants like coffee and alcohol, but I'm not that disciplined. Thus, the attractiontothestructure of the Complete Health Improvement Program offered by the Wallowa Memorial Hospital.

The structure is just two more weeks, but the reading and the classes have introduced me to some wonderful things, like the benefits of spices. Who knew they were nutritious? There are actually health benefits to things we add to our food for flavor.

I'vedone a lotofexperimenting, trying to keep variety in my diet. I learned that grapefiuit is not a good smoothie item. Blech.

Grapefiuit should be juiced or eaten with a spoon — the casing around the sections is terribly bitter. I've also learned that a heavy dairy dietisnotgood for me — by abstainingforthemost part and then eating greasy chain pizzaIhad aprettygood wake-up call. Dairy in small doses seems to be OK, so I'm saving my dairy allowance for the GOOD pizza. Same SeeCHIP / Pbge 5C

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Donna Martin at Abington Hospital has a poster that shows new mothers how to prevent their babies from falling if the mothers fall asleep while nursing in Abington, Pennsylvania.

By Melissa Dribben The Philadelphia Inquirer

PHILADELPHIA — Susan Wallace isused to sad stories.

An analyst for the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority, she reviews the reportsthat health carefacilitiesm ust regularly submit to the state, describing unfortunate events trom bedsores to surgeries on the wrong knee.

As disturbing asitisto read about these incidents, she said, few have affectedher asdeeply astheone she came acrossa littlem ore than ayear

ago.

A mother fell asleep while breastfeeding her newborn."Sometime later," the hospital reported, "the mother called the nurse, who found the baby

blue and unresponsive. Resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful."

The infant had suffocated.

Wallace, whose own daughter was pregnant at the time, cried when she read about the case."It was so sad. Can you imagine?"She began tow onder how often newborns are accidentally harmed in hospitals when a new mother, exhausted after the ordeal of childbirth, drifts off to sleep.

Combing through records, looking backnine years,W allacediscovered only one other tragedy in which a nursing baby was smothered. But she found nearly 300 incidents in which infants were dropped, bumped orfell.Her findings were subsequently published in the peer-reviewed Pennsylvania

Patient Safety Advisory.

The study is one of several recent attempts togauge the scopeofa problem that has been growing in the shadows.

Nationally, hospitals report between 600 and 1,600 newborn falls each year, figures that almost certainly fall short of the true number of incidents, said Ann Slogar, nurse manager of the Mother Baby Unit at MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland.

"This is a topic nobody wants to talkabout,"said Slogar,co-author ofa 2013 article about preventing newborn falls that was published in the journal Nursing for Women's Health.

Hospitals do not want to be seen as negligent, she said, and as long as the SeeBabies / Page 5C

Ultrasound tech opens independent oSce

By Tiish Yerges ForThe Observer

Ultrasound technician Jim Wimer, owner of Eastern Oregon Diagnostic Imaging, Inc., has opened an independent diagnostic testing facility located at the La Grande Family Clinic building, 2011 Fourth St., La Grande.

Eastern Oregon Diagnostic Imaging leases medical offices inside the professional medical building and is not affiliated with the other medical providers there or Grande Ronde Hospital.

Wimer has his own national tialed in it for about 15 provider number and a years,"Wimer said.

Wimer offers a full service separate billing service out of Corvallis. of sonography,induding ultraW imer graduated fiom sounds associated with obstetPortland Community College ricsand gynecologicalexams, in 1991 as an X-ray techniviewing gallbladders, thyroids, cian, and in 2000, he became and conducting venus, vascucredentialed in computerized lar or arlerial studies as well mammography. He is also as echocardiography.

Wimer is registered as a credentialed with the American Registry of Diagnostic provider on the Picture ArMedical Sonography and is chiving and Communication licensed to practice in the System, which allows him State of Oregon. tostorethe patient' sim ages "I've done ultrasound for electronically and share them with a radiologist or the past20years,butI've been licensed and credenpractitioner who is treating

the patient. This is a filmless way of managing sonograms produced by ultrasound instruments and is the same data network used by many hospitals.

'The ultrasounds are read by aboard-certifi ed radiologist out of Bend,"Wimer said."The echocardiograms areread by a cardiologist also out of Bend. The exam results are then faxed to thepatient'sdoctororthe patient may pick up a copy of the test report on CD." Wimer is trained and SeeTech / Page 5C

It's easier when your kids are grown, said Alyson Breathed, 60, a marketing director with a staff of10. But even afterdecades ofbeing in management — first in hospitality, now for a public garden — being a woman in authority is stressful, shesaid. aWe're still the ones juggling most of the family responsibilities, plus working," said Breathed, a Fallbrook, California, mother of two children and two stepchildren."After my kidsgrew up,my mother neededhelp.Family and work are both insatiable."

Add pay inequality and the scarcity of women at the top, and it's no wonder women's mental health suffers, said Tetyana Pudrovska, sociology professor at the University of Texas at Austin and co-author of"Gender, Job Authority and Depression" in the December 2014 Journal of Health and Social Behavior.

The study said women in authority have more "depressive symptoms" than do men in authority and many more than do women down the ladder.

For men, though, the higher the ladder rungs, the fewer depressive symptoms, according to the findings.

Havrngoauthorrty" included hiring, firing and influencing pay, Pudrovska said. On the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale,"depressive symptoms" include feeling tired, lonely, distracted or unable to shake the blues.

The data on 1,302 male and 1,507 female participants are trom the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study which began in See Execs / Page 5C

Med students get hands-on experience helping uninsured

By Naseem S. Miller Orlando Sentinel

ORLANDO — Every other Thursday night, University of Central Florida medical students don their white coats and practice what will one day be their real job.

They see patients, run labs and schedule appointments at Grace Medical Home, which sees Orange County working poor who have no insurance.

'Thank you so much for being patient with us and helping teach us, too," fourth-year University of Central Florida medical student Glenn Gookin said to a 62-year-old uninsured patient as she seated herself on the exam table.

Beside him stood second-year student Ross Russell and third-year University of Florida pharmacy student Jennifer Orozco, and the three workedtogetherto geta m edical

historyofthepatientand do a basic assessment before presenting the information to a volunteer physician who made the final diagnosis.

The three are among student volunteers who help run the KNIGHTS clinic, which stands for Keeping Neighbors in Good Health Through Service, a collaboration between Grace Medical Home, UCF College of Medicine and UF College of Pharmacy in Orlando.

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The nighttime clinic just turned 2, and it gives students the opportunity to work in a medical home — a comprehensive, patient-centered, primary-caremodel — alongside family physicians and specialists.

"It allows the students very early to seepatients, "said Dr.M arvin H ardy, medical directorofGrace.

"But it also teaches them how to take care of the underserved in the community. There's no system for

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the uninsured, so ithe students) have to follow through on a lot of thingsthat a traditional doctor doesn't have to, like coordinating imaging studies and tree medication."

The clinic is run by a board of second-year medical students, under the supervision of attending and volunteer physicians.

Board membershave designated SeeUninsured / Page 5C

HEALTHY LIVING

Oral health starts in kids before teeth are in

2015 Brain Awarenessworkshop isApril 4

Help for diabetics

With more than 40 percent of children having tooth decay by the time they are in kindergarten, it's important for parents to help prevent cavities — and treat them when they happen.

The American Dental Association recommends wiping gums with a clean, moist cloth before teeth even come in. Once baby teeth are in, it's important to take care of them. Even if they aren't permanent, if lost too early, permanent teeth can drift, ending up crowded and crooked.

The 2015 Brain Awareness Teacher Workshop "How do Children Learn? The Power of Language" is April 4. Checkin begins at 9:30 a.m. The presenter is Patricia Kuhl, Ph.D., from the University of Washington Institute for Learning and Brain Services.

Registration deadline is March 27The cost is $15. For more information, visit www.eou. edu/neoahec or call 541-962-3422.

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