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By Sheila G. Miller
Plus: FitnessQSA-
Attorneys for the former Prineville police chief
The Bulletin
What's keeping you from losing weight?D3
dispute the claims laid out
in a newly released investigative report that led to the
chief's firing earlier this
Hip replacements-
month. Eric Bush had been a
People are having the surgery done atyounger ages toavoid pain and keepdoing the activities they love.D4
member of the Prineville Police Department since 1990 and served as the
chiefofpolicefrom 2003 until July 15, when he was fired after nearly 10
SOlar StOrm —TheEarth had a near miss in 2012 —one that could havebeen amajor disaster.A3
months on paid administrative leave.
On Tuesday, Prineville releasedthereportcompiled by the Local Govern-
And a Wed exclusive-
ment Personnel Institute
Helsinki, Finland's airport is going to track the location of passengers — within feet. benttbulletin.com/extras
that precipitated Bush's firing. The 277-page report is the result of a
monthslong investigation that cost the city nearly $50,000, and it details
EDITOR'SCHOICE
allegations of misuse of flex time, falsifying time records and misusing city email, credit and gas
Ryan Brennecke 1 The Bulletin
Brewer Brian Augello cleans spent hops from acontainer at the10 Barrel Brewery in Bend onWednesday. The brewer has issued
Iraqi anger against militants on the rise By Tim Arango New York Times News Service
BAGHDAD — When the Sunni extremists ruling Mosul destroyed the shrine
a voluntary recall of Swill, a seasonal fruit beer, but its other varieties are still available.
By Rachael Rees The Bulletin
Bend's 10 Barrel Brew-
ing Co. issued a voluntary recallWednesday of 12-
ed attack of all of the partners getting in touch
"The beer is continuing to ferment in the bottle, so basically it just adds natural carbonation.... It's a very
with distributors, chain
Swill, a sour fruit beer, and asked retailers across the
small percentage of what's out there, but for the sake of
glass manufacturers to see
Northwest to pull it off the
being safe and keeping our quality standards high, we
if there is a weakness in the glass," Wales saidWednesday. "We've been here since 5:30 this morning working
and 22-ounce bottles of
shelves. The recall was prompted by reports of beer gushing out of the bottles and one report of a glass bottle breaking, said Garrett Wales,
partner at 10 Barrel, adding that the reason for the bottle
features in the traditions
breaking was undetermined as of Wednesday afternoon. "What's happening is
Judaism — the most important of nearly two dozen
we're getting a secondary fermentation," Wales said.
accounts, grocery stores and also working with our brewers trying to identity the problem, as well as our
of a prophet whose story of Islam, Christianity and
cards, vehicles and office equipment. In addition, the
decided to do the recall." Wales said this is the first
of breweries taking action
report finds Bush failed to
for various reasons, such as microorganisms in beer,
perform thedutiesof a po-
faulty bottles or issues with
lice chief and committed ethics violations.
carbonation. For example, in 2008
Wednesday, attorney
the Boston Beer Co. an-
which possibly contained small grains or bits of glass. And last year Boulder Beer
Co. announced a voluntary recall of its Obovoid Oak-
is also still available on
draft, he said. "There's been a full-head-
program director at the Colorado-based Brewers Association, said recalls are not the norm in the craft beer industry, but there
is "full of provably false statements, and inaccurate information provided by peoplewho complained about Chief Bush's time
in 12-ounce glass bottles,
and said no other beers are
being recalled because the brewing process for Swill is completely different. Swill
Roxanne Farra wrote in an email that the report
nounced a voluntary recall of its Samuel Adams beer
recall 10 Barrel has ever had on it." JuliaHerz, craftbeer
In a prepared statement
away from the office due to
his military service."
Aged Oatmeal Stout in 12-
SeeChief /A6
and 22-ounce bottles, due to over-carbonation, according to its website.
have been isolated incidents
See Recall /A5
marked for destruction by the Islamic State group in the first seven weeks of
its reign — small groups of residents gathered to mourn.
"We were crying when they detonated it," said Abdulmalik Mustafa, a
32-year-old unemployed man who lives near the site,
MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION
In Colorado, black market flourishes By Tina Griego
the biblical prophet Jonah,
The Washington Post
which was razed last week. "We couldn't believe that
DENVER — In these, the curious, infant days of the
the history of Mosul has
state's legalization of recreational marijuana, of shiny
Then rumors swirled
Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy and pictured on Iraq's 10,000-dinar bank note.
and others might call left-be-
Residents gathered at the minaret and, according to witnesses, angrily confronted the group's fighters.
hind Denver, untouched by the
would be the city's ancient leaning minaret, which is older than the
ical marijuana registry card. The red card — part of the state's legal landscape since 2000, when voters approved the sale of marijuana for medical use — allows the grower to
cultivate a doctor-prescribed 16 plants. It does not allow him to do what he typically does
dispensaries and touch-screen
ordering and suburban parties where joints are passed like appetizers over granite countertops, no one would notice the duplex. Plain brick, patchy grass behind chain link, it appears weary, resigned to what the tenant calls "the 'hood"
that the next target of the Islamic State militants
frenzy of investment that has returned to downtown.
next: sell what he does not
consume to the underground market. It does not allow him
a second grow op in another rented house where he and a partner grew 55 plants until Gabe Silverman l The Washington Post
A cylinder full of marijuana is packed to make hash in Denver.
The tenant keeps his grow
standing. The angry public re-
curtains cover the living room
operation here small. It's his
window. A basement filtering
home. That's his grandson
action to the attacks on
system vents air scrubbed of the sweet funky smell of the
upstairs watching TV with strict instructions not to open
pot growing in the basement.
the door if someone knocks.
Mosul's cultural history — including the eviction
the landlord grew suspicious. It does not allow him, in other words, to run his own
little corner of ablack market
The front door of the duplex stays closed. Sheer white
For now, the tower is still
By Caelainn Hogan The Washington Post
believed to be the tomb of
disappeared. I wanted to dle.
Blood test may show suicide risk
Should the cops inquire, they'd find a frail-looking, middle-aged Latino with diabetes and heart problems, talking about his pension and his Medicaid and waving his med-
that still exists in the state with America's most permissive
A simple blood test
coulddetermine a person's risk of suicide and provide a future tool of
prevention to lower suicide rates. In a study published online Wednesday in the American Journal of Psychiatry, researchers say they have discovered a genetic indicator of a person's vulnerability to
the effectsofstressand anxiety and, therefore, the risk of suicidal thoughts or attempts.
The researchers, at Johns Hopkins University, looked at how a group of chemicals known as
legal pot sales. "I try to keep it legal," he
methyl affect the gene SKA2, which modifies
says, "but sometimes it's
how the brain reacts to
illegal."
stress hormones. SeeSuicide/A5
SeeMarijuana/A4
of Christians by militants,
which outraged many Muslim residents who celebrate Mosul's reputation for
tolerance — appears to be the first spark of rebellion
against harsh Islamic rule. SeeIraq /A4
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