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Pool parties with slide importance of the job, good Countryside Foods, Krendl Ottoville High School senior Ashley Hoehn stands by the presentation board
per hour (50 people) — judgment and sound deci- Machine, Ultimate Systems of her project, “Influences of Cinnamomum cassia (cinnamon) on Pre-diabetic
$125; each addition 50 sion-making. Jackson cur- and Vanamatic. Characteristics,” she will take to San Jose, Calif., May 9-14 for the Intel International
people per hour is $25 rently works within the Van Also approved on first Science and Engineering Fair (Intel INSEF). This is the third time Hoehn has attended
Swimming lessons Wert County Commissioners’ reading was legislation to in the fair.
office. He cited his experience pursue the sale of various
Hoehn heads to Calif. with science project
— $50 per session
Life saving — (non- in that capacity and intention components previously uti-
staff) — $100 plus book to provide a good working lized within the city waste-
Pre-sale tickets will be relationship with the City of water treatment plant; items
available at the municipal Delphos. rendered as surplus due to BY STACY TAFF from the Surgeon General,
building from 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. Tuesday through
Robin Ferris also addressed
council relative to the pro-
recent upgrades to the local
system. CT Consultants will
The Delphos Herald
staff@delphosherald.com “My project US Army, county and her
school, Hoehn has also
Friday next week and posed .4-mill tax levy for act as an agent for the city at is better received scholarships for
CLOVERDALE — her endeavors.
Monday through Friday the Van Wert County property
weeks of May 14, 22 and owners. The levy will appear
no charge in the effort to dis-
pose of a variety of motors, Around this time last year, scientifically this “I received scholarships
29. Forms are also avail- on the May 4 ballot and, if drives, starters, and control Ottoville senior Ashley year but I’m to the Florida Institute of
able at www.cityofdelphos. passed, will provide much- units no longer required. Hoehn prepared to take Technology and Nevada
com. They can be filled out, needed funding for the con- Councilman Dave her science project to not sure how College,” she said. “When
mailed in and tickets can tinuity of the 4-H and county Eickholt questioned whether Reno, Nev., for the Intel comfortable I graduate, I’ll be going
be picked up at the munici- extension programs in Van the city could increase the International Science and to ONU because I want to
pal building or the pool Wert County. Ferris stressed amount of parking spaces at Engineering Fair (Intel I’ll be with the major in pharmacy and they
Memorial Day weekend the importance of the local the city reservoir, indicating INSEF). lab portion.” have a great program there,
or June 4 and thereafter. 4-H program, citing partici- that numerous parties are This year, Hoehn is plus they hold science fairs
The pool will be open pation by over 550 students now parking along the adja- taking the same proj- — Ashley Hoehn, there every year.”
noon to 8 p.m. daily. Hours supported by 100 adult volun- cent roadway due to insuf- ect, “Influences of Ottoville senior Hoehn is more con-
will be observed Memorial teers in many facets. ficient parking. Berquist Cinnamomum cassia (cin- cerned with gaining the
Day weekend with the pool The 4-H program was sub- indicated that the adminis- namon) on Pre-diabetic experience that how her
opening for the regular sea- ject to a 20-percent reduction tration would look into the Characteristics,” to Intel the cells or if the cinna- project places in the com-
son, as long as the school in county-supplied monetary subject. INSEF in San Jose, Calif., mon just made a change petition.
year is not extended, on support this past year. Ferris Separately, Berquist out- after making some changes in the metabolic enzymes. “My project is better
June 4. The pool will close noted that fiscal support of the lined the procedure of notifi- in her research and hypoth- My goal was to prove scientifically this year but
for the season on Aug. 25. program by the county is not cation to residents with yard esis. there was an instantaneous I’m not sure how comfort-
mandatory and the continuity grass growth in excess of an “This year, I wanted to effect, but that’s not what able I’ll be with the lab
Commission of the existing 4- program is
in jeopardy without the addi-
11-inch height limit. Berquist
noted that occupants or prop-
figure out how the cinna-
mon works rather than just
happened. Either way, the
cinnamon still brought the
portion,” she said. “The
judges all have Ph.D’s, so
meets May 11 tional funding support.
In other action, council
erty owners are notified of
excessive grass height vio-
what it does to glucose lev-
els,” she said. “I took more
blood sugar down.” she
added.
I’ll probably go back over
to ONU before I go and
The City of Delphos supported a motion to close lation and given five days of a lab approach and got Hoehn made another go back over it with the
Planning Commission will Pierce Street from First to to provide cutting. After five together with a professor at small change due to some professor.”
meet at 6 p.m. on May 11 Fifth Street and Fourth Street days, the city will cut the Ohio Northern University suggestions the judges “This has been a great
in the council chambers from Franklin to Pierce Street grass and bill the resident who helped me to find a made last year. experience and I’m just
to discuss the Plan Unit in conjunction with the “Mini accordingly. way to observe what hap- “I still used test sub- excited to go back and
Development as proposed for Relay for Life” to be held in Councilman Kevin Osting pened using E-coli cells. jects, like last year, but the have the chance to make
a Senior Living Complex. partnership by Franklin and questioned an apparent recent I went to her originally judges made some com- some connections. I was
The public is welcome. St. John’s elementary and increase in the “hardness” asking if there was a way ments that it might be a lucky to have an early idea
middle school students on of Delphos water. Berquist to grow human cells and good idea to put all the of what I want to do and
Fischer to talk May 14. The annual event
has a scheduled rain date of
advised council that the recent
water hardness has been rec-
use them to test with the
cinnamon but she sug-
subjects on a diabetic diet
to see if that affected any-
to have the opportunity to
get my foot in the door. It
about Peru trip May 18.
A motion was also
ognized and addressed. The
cause was apparently traced
gested E-coli because it’s
less expensive and easier
thing,” she said. “I found
out there wasn’t much of a
definitely helps with pub-
lic speaking, too, and yeah,
Delphos resident approved to provide an to a recent shipment of lime to grow. difference in the outcome. it’s a lot of hard work but
Judy Fischer will pres- easement in gross to the utilized in the water purifica- “I wanted to see if there The cinnamon works no it’s worth it,” she added.
ent a travelogue on Peru at “Baked to Perfection” res- tion process that was deemed was an instantaneous effect matter what.” Hoehn will be in San
6:30 p.m. Monday at the taurant location on East Fifth to be deficient. helping the glucose into In addition to awards Jose May 9-14.
European debt crisis looms over meeting Delphos to revive bike patrol
Delphos Public Library.
Fischer will share
her pictures and memo-
ries of her trip to this BY MIKE FORD Patrol, an officer must complete
fascinating country. BERLIN (AP) — Financial share of support. est interest of every European The Delphos Herald a 25-mile endurance ride. It’s not
Registration is not markets reacted violently That has been interpreted citizen,” Westerwelle told mford@delphosherald.com timed and it’s like an obstacle
required but appreciated today to a growing govern- as reluctance and raised fears reporters. course — you have to go down
at this free program. ment debt crisis in Europe — Greece might not get the Market worries intensi- DELPHOS — Though law stairs, under a limbo bar, jump
Contact the library and awaited clear word from money it needs to stave off fied Tuesday when Greek enforcement replaced equines off the bike and tackle someone
for more information. Germany that it would come collapse. A default would be bonds were downgraded to with mechanical horsepower long from a moving bike and you have
to the aid of heavily indebted a serious blow to the shared junk status and Portuguese ago, less sophisticated vehicles to learn how to draw your gun
Greece to keep its financial euro currency and could bonds lowered two notches. and fire, so it’s fairly extensive,”
Forecast troubles from spreading to undermine confidence in The move by the Standard &
have remained in use. In addi-
tion to foot patrol, police also he said.
Frosty other countries. other country’s finances. Poor’s ratings agency fueled use bicycles when appropriate. The department’s primary
Thursday Markets looked for reassur- Finance Minister fears that Greece’s crisis will In Delphos, bikes have not been challenge will be to conduct bicy-
morning turn- ance from a meeting today in Wolfgang Schaeuble insisted spread to countries with trou- visible but the program does exist cle patrol at times when budget
ing to mostly Berlin by Chancellor Angela that legislation to free up the bled finances such as Spain and will be renewed in the near cutbacks only allow for two offi-
sunny and Merkel, the International German contribution could and Italy that are too large to future. cers to be on duty at a given time.
high near 70. Monetary Fund chief get through both houses of be bailed out. “The bike patrol never went However, Fittro said there will be
See page 2. Dominique Strauss-Kahn parliament within a week — The downgrade “has away but has been lacking for times when three officers or more
and European Central Bank as early as May 7 — if Athens sent the bond markets into the last few years. We have the are scheduled and bike patrol will
Index President Jean-Claude Trichet. wraps up its talks with the meltdown and equity inves- bikes; we have guys trained on be feasible. He also expects it to
Obituaries 2 Greece has said it can’t International Monetary Fund tors toward the exits,” said bikes; and we have equipment but be utilized during special events,
nobody has really been out there such as the Canal Days Festival.
State/Local 3 pay debts coming due May and the European Union Michael Hewson, an ana-
on them with any consistency. “The bike is neat because
Politics 4 19 without euro45 billion quickly enough. lyst with CMC Markets in
So, we intend to reinvigorate the at night, a bad guy can see the
Community 5 ($59.8 billion) in bailout Foreign Minister Guido London.
program by conducting training patrol car’s headlights coming but
Sports 6-7 loans from the countries that Westerwelle echoed that Speaking during a cabinet and certification in-house,” Chief it’s harder to see a bike coming
Business 8 use the euro as well as the commitment, insisting that meeting today, Greek Prime Kyle Fittro said. toward you at two in the morning
International Monetary Fund. Germany is ready to act Minister George Papandreou Fittro said Sgt. Mark Slate will when you’re trying to steal a car.
Classifieds 10
But Germany, which would quickly in order to protect said that every EU member train someone to run the program A bicycle officer may even acci-
Television 11 be the biggest single contrib- the euro — as soon as Greece must “prevent the fire that
World briefs 12 utor with some euro8.4 bil- and anyone who wants to become dently roll up on someone trying
has made it clear it will do intensified through the inter- a “bike cop” will face rigorous to steal a car. So, bikes are a nice
lion, has insisted that Greece its part. national crisis from spreading endurance training to qualify. thing but our issue will be having
agree to a lasting austerity “We will protect our cur- to the entire European and “To be a member of the enough officers on duty for it,”
plan before it will approve its rency and this is in the deep- global economy.” Delphos Police Department Bike he said.
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British leader caught off- Duffy, a retired widow answer her questions.
guard — in 1993, then-prime who had worked with handi- Brown told reporters that
minister John Major was capped children, had pushed he had telephoned Duffy Delphos weather winds 15 to 20 mph with
recorded calling rebellious Brown on taxes, univer- to apologize, and his cam- gusts up to 30 mph. Scholars of the Day
members of his Cabinet “bas- sity fees, immigration and paign bus later unexpectedly High temperature Tuesday FriDAY niGHt: Partly
tards.” Britain’s record deficit of showed up outside her home in Delphos was 52 degrees, cloudy. A chance of showers
But the political con- 152.84 billion pounds ($235.9 as he made a personal plea low was 38. High a year ago and thunderstorms after mid-
sequences of his blunder billion). for forgiveness. today was 62, low was 46. night. Lows in the upper 50s.
Record high for today is 82, Chance of rain 30 percent.
Man stabs 15 students, 1 teacher in south China set in 1914. Record low is 27,
set in 1946.
sAtUrDAY: Partly
sunny with a chance of show-
By WiLLiAM ForeMAn Leicheng No. 1 Primary School day Zheng Minsheng, 42, was WeAtHer ForeCAst ers and thunderstorms. Highs
the Associated Press
Page 1 of 1
in Leizhou city about 3 p.m. executed in neighboring Fujian tri-county in the mid 70s. Chance of rain
(0700 GMT) and hacked at the province for the March 23 mur- the Associated Press 50 percent.
GUANGZHOU, China — A students and teacher, the official ders of eight children outside toniGHt: Mostly clear. sAtUrDAY niGHt:
Lows in the mid 30s. West Mostly cloudy with a chance St. John’s Scholar of the
man wielding a knife broke into Xinhua News Agency said. The their elementary school as they
a primary school in southern man, described as in his 40s, is waited with their parents for winds 5 to 10 mph becoming of showers and thunderstorms. Day is Kathryn
China and stabbed 15 students in police custody. classes to start. light southwest winds after Lows in the upper 50s. Chance Evans.
and a teacher today, the same Parents rushed to the school, During his trial earlier this midnight. of rain 50 percent. Congratulations
day another school attacker was and school officials were ask- month, Zheng admitted to kill- tHUrsDAY: Patchy frost sUnDAY: Mostly cloudy. Kathryn!
executed for killing eight chil- ing the rest of the students to go ing the children because he had in the morning. Mostly sunny. Showers and thunderstorms
dren last month, police and state home, Xinhua said. been upset after being jilted by Highs around 70. Southwest likely in the morning. Highs Jefferson’s Scholar of the
media reported. A nurse at emergency clinic a woman and treated badly by winds 10 to 15 mph. in the mid 70s. Chance of rain Day is Zoey
None of the 15 students nor of Leizhou People’s Hospital her wealthy family. tHUrsDAY niGHt: 60 percent. Porter.
teacher is in life-threatening said the hospital treated eight of It was the second such attack Partly cloudy in the evening sUnDAY niGHt: Congratulations
condition, said the director the students for knife wounds to in Leizhou in recent years. In then becoming mostly clear. Mostly cloudy. A chance of Zoey!
of the command center at the the head. “None of them have February 2008, two students at Lows in the mid 50s. South showers and thunderstorms in
Students can pick up their
Leizhou Public security Bureau, life-threatening injuries,” said the Leizhou No. 2 Middle School winds 10 to 15 mph. the evening then a chance of
awards in their school offices.
who gave his name as Qin. the nurse, who would give only were stabbed to death by a former eXtenDeD ForeCAst showers after midnight. Lows
The attacker broke into her surname Wu. classmate who broke in, attacked FriDAY: Partly sunny. in the upper 50s. Chance of
clash in N. Waziristan
students were treated there. He Chen Wenzhen, died. KnoXViLLe, tenn.
refused to give his name. Calls He had dropped out half a (AP) — in an April 22 story
to the school rang unanswered. year earlier because he suffered about the trial of a man
It is not known where the other from headaches and could not By rAsooL DAWAr the army is believed to have charged with hacking into
students or teacher were treated. concentrate on his studies, state the Associated Press struck with militant groups in sarah Palin’s e-mail, the
There was no immedi- media said at the time. the region. Associated Press errone-
ate word on a motive for the China has witnessed a series MIR ALI, Pakistan — The militants attacked the ously reported testimony
attack, which came the same of school attacks in recent years, Suspected militants attacked a Esha village checkpoint with about when the account was
most blamed on people with paramilitary checkpoint today guns and rockets, but the security
BIRTHS
created. Former Palin aide
personal grudges or suffering in a region where Pakistan has forces repelled the assault, said Frank Bailey testified that
from mental illness, leading to resisted U.S. pressure to wage two local intelligence officials. he set up the e-mail account
st. ritA’s calls for improved security. an offensive against Islamist They provided the casualty fig-
A girl was born April 27 in April 2008, not in August
Two weeks ago a mentally extremists, intelligence officials ures and spoke on condition of
2008 after Palin was picked
to Brittney Barnes and Greg ill man hacked to death a second said. Four insurgents died, and anonymity because they were
Lindeman of Van Wert. to be republican presiden-
grader and an elderly woman one soldier was wounded. not authorized to speak to media
tial nominee John McCain’s
A boy was born April 27 to with a meat cleaver in southern The clash was the second on the record.
Erica Pavel and James Kave Guangxi, and injured five other in less than a week in North The suspected militants’ exact running mate.
Jr. of Fort Jennings. people. Waziristan tribal region, and identities were not immediately
it could undermine truces that known, but that stretch in North The Delphos Herald wants
Waziristan is under the control to correct published errors in
of Hafiz Gul Bahadur, a militant its news, sports and feature
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STATE/LOCAL
Students advance in Modern Woodmen oration contest Marion Township Trustees
Briefs
The Marion Township reported that the townships
Man wants to Trustees held their regular
scheduled meeting on April 26
portion of the Billymack Rd.
project has been completed.
go barefoot in At 7 p.m. at the Marion
Township Office with the
He presented the trustees
with information from the
Ohio Statehouse following member present
Joseph Youngpeter, Howard
Illicit Discharge meeting he
attended.
COLUMBUS (AP) — Violet and Jerry Gilden. Fiscal Officer Kimmet
A man is battling the Ohio The purpose of the meet- asked for a resolution to
Statehouse over the right to ing was to pay bills and transfer monies within the
bare feet. conduct ongoing business. Police Fund to cover the pur-
Bob Neinast says his feet The minutes of the previ- chase of the pickup truck.
hurt when he wears shoes, so ous meeting were read and Trustee Gilden offered the
he goes barefoot nearly every- approved as read. The trust- resolution which was sec-
where, even in winter. The ees then reviewed the bills onded by Trustee Violet
man from Pickerington calls it and gave approval for 17 upon roll call all votes were
a healthy lifestyle that makes checks totaling $32,154.18. “yes.” A copy of the resolu-
him feel closer to places he Allen County Sheriff Sam tion is in the resolution sec-
visits. Crish and Deputy Jim Everrett tion 34 and will be part of
When he tried to go shoe- were present giving the trust- these minutes.
less in the Ohio capitol recent- ees an update regarding the He gave the trustees to
ly, he was stopped by an offi- Sheriff’s Deptartment and sign a Blank Certificate for
cer who said Neinast was vio- different things they could the Capital Purchase Acct.,
lating the rules. Photos submitted
offer the township in ways of for the Police Fund.
Officials have since The annual Modern Woodmen Civic Oration Contest was recently held at Kalida manpower and services. Police Chief Vermillion
learned that there is no such Schools. For the topic of the speech, students were asked to finish the statement, “If I were Gary Williams was pres- stated that he contacted
rule against bare feet in the President...”. First- and second-place winners in each division will now advance to the next ent representing the Lark Delpha Chevrolet regarding
Statehouse. Spokesman Gregg level of competition in Ottawa for all Putnam County winners. Winners in the sixth grade Airplane Club about mak- the 2011 pickup and advised
Dodd says the Statehouse were Joni Kaufman, first; left, Brady Laudick, second; and Brandon Erhart, third. ing changes to their sign. them it would be delivered
board is now considering a The trustees referred him to to them.
ban and plans to hold a public Zoning Inspector Ulrich. There being no further
hearing. Road Foreman Elwer business a motion to adjourn
Neinast says the advised the trustees that the by Trustees Gilden was sec-
Statehouse’s tile floors could road and sign inspections for onded by Trustee Violet and
be dangerous to high heels, so April was completed. He also passed unanimously.
maybe they should be banned,
too.
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at the end of a nearly 12-hour
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— Stephen Leacock, Canadian humorist-educator (1869-1944)
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babysitting class
BY LOVINA EICHER at the wedding so she needs barn. She likes horses and equipment on the third shift The Putnam County Red
a certain color and material. spends a lot of time with of Saturday, May 1 and they Cross will hold babysitting
This is a diary of this past This will be her first time as them in her free time. The have requested a test run classes on June 1, 2, 14 and
Saturday. a table waiter at a wedding. girls are also going to take from one of their customers. 15 at the Annex building in
6:30 a.m. — We awoke We are also invited and Joe the sugar cookies Elizabeth Because of this, cookbooks Ottawa.
to the sound of rain hit- plans to take off work for the baked to the place where can be bought essentially Classes will be from 9 a.m.
ting the windows. We are wedding on Wednesday. The church will be held tomor- at cost by customers to be until 2 p.m. Bring sack lunch
very thankful for this rain, bride and groom both live in row. It is within walking printed on May 1. Book cov-
VFW Post 9648 because it will give our gar- our church district. I hope it distance so if it is not rain- ers will probably have some
(refrigerator available).
Columbus Grove den and the hay and pasture will be a nice, warm sunny ing, we will walk. wrinkles, creases, dimpling
Classes must be prepaid in
advance, checks payable to
fields all a good day for them. 4 p.m. — While Susan, and maybe even some minor Putnam County Red Cross.
boost. The rhubarb (Editor’s note: Verena, and Loretta go get scratches as they test dif-
CALENDAR OF
Call 419-523-4810 for
is really plenti- young unmarried the milk, Elizabeth does ferent settings, but the more information.
ful this year and I boys and girls some ironing and I go back insides of the books should
EVENTS would like to make
rhubarb juice next
from the church
and the families
to sewing on the dress.
6 p.m. — We have
be in excellent shape. All
six Amish Cook soft-cover
week. Our family are chosen to be mashed potatoes, hamburger cookbook, with the dam-
TODAY really enjoys this “waiters” at the gravy, rhubarb pie, and ice aged covers, are available
6 p.m. — Shepherds of juice, so we ran out wedding meal, cream for our supper. I make for $48.56, plus $4.99 ship-
Christ Associates meet in the a long time ago. it’s considered an a gravy like a sausage gravy, ping. Titles are Best of The
St. John’s Chapel. Along with every- honor to be cho- except I used hamburger and Amish Cook, Vol 1 - 3;
7 p.m. — Bingo at St. thing else in the sen) milk instead. The children The Amish Cook Treasury,
John’s Little Theatre. garden, the weeds are also Noon — The girls are like it over mashed pota- The Original Amish Cook
coming along. The straw- done with the cleaning on toes. Cookbook, and the Amish
THURSDAY berry patch especially needs the main floor. They heat up 9 p.m. — Everyone is Cook’s Family Favorites &
11:30 a.m. — Mealsite to be weeded. Right now, leftovers for lunch from our cleaned up and ready for Facts. This damaged book
at Delphos Senior Citizen though, we are preparing supper last night, which are bed. It will be a long day offer is being passed along
Center, 301 Suthoff Street. breakfast while my husband mashed potatoes, gravy, and tomorrow as we will have to readers as a “thank you”
5-7 p.m. — The Interfaith Joe and the boys do the barbecued steak. After lunch Communion services at our for keeping this column Happy Birthday
Thrift Shop is open for shop- morning chores. The horses the girls clean the bedrooms neighbors. Usually we are around for what will be its
ping. are enjoying being back out upstairs and the back porch. gone most of the day. With 20th year in 2011. April 29
on pasture. It seems empty around here rhubarb season in full swing, To get these imperfect Lauren Etzkorn
7:45 a.m. — We are with Elizabeth not being I will share the recipe that books, all orders must be Robert Wisener
FRIDAY
ready to eat breakfast. On home. After lunch, I baked the girls made the other in by noon Saturday. Books Kent Truman
7:30 a.m. — Delphos Jim Weger
our menu is biscuits, sau- three rhubarb-custard pies night. These muffins are will be sent out USPS
Optimist Club, A&W Drive- sage gravy, fried eggs and and gave the three boys a great served warm. media mail on Monday Kevin Lindeman
In, 924 E. Fifth St. potatoes, cheese, juice, milk, haircut. One job I do not through our partnership
11:30 a.m. — Mealsite and coffee. care to do is give haircuts, RHUBARB MUFFINS with Amazon.com. To view
at Delphos Senior Citizen 8:30 a.m. — The girls especially getting Kevin to 2 cups flour order by phone, call 513-
Center, 301 Suthoff Street.
1-4:30 p.m. — Interfaith
are now washing the break- hold quiet long enough. He 1 1/4 cup sugar, divided 849-9158. To order online OBITUARIES
fast dishes. keeps telling me to be care- 2 teaspoons baking pow- visit www.amishcookon-
Thrift Store is open for shop- 9 a.m. — Elizabeth, 15, ful because I could cut his der line.com/update. Multiple online
ping. leaves to go help get ready ears off. 1/2 teaspoon salt sets may be ordered. Phone Obituaries updated daily online!
for a wedding that will be 3 p.m. — Elizabeth 1 egg and online orders only, Visit
SATURDAY held on Wednesday. Joe is back home. Susan and 1 cup milk not enough time to mail in www.delphosherald.com
9 a.m.-noon — Interfaith and the boys go out to help Verena and Loretta are fin- 1/3 cup vegetable oil orders this week. online
Thrift Store is open for shop- clean up and organize in ished cleaning. They go 1 cup chopped fresh or
ping. the pole-barn. Joe has put after milk at our neighbors frozen rhubarb
St. Vincent DePaul Society, in four windows and would with our horse Diamond In a bowl combine the VOTE
like to add three more to and the buggy. They usually flour, 1 cup sugar, baking
located at the east edge of the
St. John’s High School park- the pole barn. It sure does take Stormy, our pony and powder, and salt. In another Kim
ing lot, is open. The facil-
ity can also be opened by
appointment by calling John
make it brighter in there.
The windows are some we
saved from our old house.
the pony wagon, but it is
rainy so they take the cov-
ered buggy. Susan enjoys
bowl beat the eggs, milk,
and oil. Stir into dry ingre-
dients until just moistened.
BRANDT
Meanwhile, Susan, Verena, going out and harnessing Fold in rhubarb. Fill paper for
Trentman at 419-692-7185.
9:30-11:30 a.m. —
and Loretta start doing the
weekly cleaning. They get a
and hitching up the horses.
I never cared for that job
lined muffin cups 3/4 full.
Sprinkle with the remaining COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
Delphos Postal Museum is little bit of help from 5-year- either but now I hardly ever 1 cup sugar. Bake at 350
open. old Lovina. Lovina, though, have to get the horse ready degrees for 25 to 30 minutes
7 p.m. — Bingo at St. says she needs to keep going to leave. Elizabeth or Susan or until a toothpick comes
John’s Little Theatre. up to her bedroom and check usually get the horse ready out clean. Makes a dozen. Find Kim on Facebook
on her little doll baby. While for me. Joe is also glad he
Please notify the Delphos they are doing that, I am doesn’t always have to stop “Scratch N Dent” Amish Kim Brandt for Commissioner
Herald at 419-695-0015 if doing the mending and sew- what he is doing to get a cookbooks available
there are any corrections ing on the dress Elizabeth horse harnessed up. Susan, The company that prints
Phone: 419-495-2419
or additions to the Coming will wear to the wedding. 14, always volunteers to go the Amish Cook cookbooks www.KimBrandtForCommissioner.com
Events column. She is to be a table waiter help when needed in the is testing some new printing Paid for by committee to elect Brandt, Commissioner, Cary Brandt, Treasurer, 1098 St. Rt. 81, Willshire, Ohio 45898
On the May 4, 2010 Election Ballot there will be a 0.4 mill tax levy for 5 years to
support OSU Extension Van Wert County which includes programming in the areas
of 4-H Youth Development, Agriculture and Natural Resources, Family Consumer
Sciences, and Community Development.
Why is a levy necessary?
OSU Extension Van Wert County and 4-H are in jeopardy of losing local matching support, as has
happened in neighboring Allen and Paulding Counties. Locally, this is due to the Van Wert County se-
vere county budget short fall for 2010. The Van Wert County Commissioners have long been excellent
supporters of Extension, but will have to make cuts to balance the budget.
How much will this levy provide in funding to the OSU Extension Office?
The Auditor’s office has given us an approximate figure of $190,442.
Will any of this money support the OSU Extension Economic Development Office?
No. OSU Extension Economic Development is financed separately.
Master Gardner
Workshops
What is being done currently to cut/save dollars in the Extension Office?
Operating expenses are continuing to be cut to minimums as much as possible without reducing ser-
vices. A 4-H Program Assistant staff position has been filled on a temporary arrangement.
LOCAL ROUNDUP
Totals 26-4-6-3.
Nik Moore walked with two couple of bad ones,” Harmon Score by Innings:
Jefferson 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
out in the third but the Wildcats added. “Without (senior) Lima CC 301 000 x-4
couldn’t put him across. Craig (Carder; currently out E: Moore, George, Cook, Stolly; DP:
The Delphos Herald Geise, Dana Lindeman, Alicia Ankerman) ing visiting Perry 14-2 in a LCC got its fourth run in the with an arm injury), we’ve Lima Central Catholic 1; LOB: Jefferson
------ 2:02.75.
Boys 4x200-Meter Relay: 1. Perry
5-inning non-league baseball third courtesy of a 2-out error, had some kids take up new 4, Lima Central Catholic 6; SB: George,
Zerante, Taflinger; CS: Teeters (by
Lady Wildcats get 3rd win 1:37.83; 2. Spencerville (Nick Davisson, game. with Snider eventually scor- roles. Tony is now our No. 1; Snider), George (by Snider).
DELPHOS — Even Calvin Grigsby, Daniel Binkley, Brandon Lefty Jordan Schimmoeller ing on a hit batter (Zerante), a he did all we can ask of him.
though Ottoville outhit them Meyer) 1:40.04; 3. St. John’s (Robbie was the recipient of the lar- passed ball and a single to left I didn’t want to give him too IP H R ER BB SO
11-8, Jefferson made better Rudda, Jake Hays, Will Buettner, Cole
Fischbach) 1:45.36.
gesse from the Big Green by McCullough. However, many innings tonight because
JEFFERSON
George (L, 1-2) 4 5 4 1 0 1
use of its offense in downing Girls 1,600-Meter Run: 1. Ashley bats. an Austin Clarkson-to-Nick we have three more games in Cook 2 1 0 0 1 0
the Lady Green 6-3 in non- Gilroy (SV) 5:33.15; 2. Emma Boggs (SJ) The Big Green (5-10) visits Cook-to-Jordan Rode relay the next three days, two of LIMA CENTRAL CATHOLIC
conference softball action 6:08.32. Wayne Trace this afternoon. nabbed Zerante at home. them league games.” Linehan (W, 3-2) 7 3 1 1 3 9
Tuesday afternoon at Lady Boys 1,600-Meter Run: 1. Jonathan
Rex (SV) 4:50.76; 2. Keith Lenhart (SV)
Perry falls to 5-11. Clarkson got the Wildcats’ The Thunderbirds also got
WP: George 2, Cook, Linehan HBP:
Zerante (by George), Kottenbrock (by
Wildcat Field. 5:00.42; 3. Nathan Rex (SV) 5:12.28; 4.
Ottoville 14, Perry 2
first hit with two out in the two aboard with one down Cook); PB: Rode.
MLB
Spencerville (Miranda Barnes, Kari Matt Youngpeter also Lindsay Peters took the
Wisher, Ashley Gilroy, Claire McConnell)
11:05.36; 2. Perry 12:27.40. tossed a shutout for four loss for the visitors.
Boys 4x800-Meter Relay: 1. frames until the visitors scored The Lady Bulldogs are at
Spencerville (Aaron Hefner, Keith Lenhart, three times in the fifth. Bath 5 p.m. Friday. The Associated Press
American League
Texas 4, Chicago White Sox 2
Seattle 3, Kansas City 2
Pittsburgh
West Division
8 12 .400 5
Derek Goecke, Joe Wisher) 9:05.17; 2. St.
John’s (Scott Recker, Ryan Ricker, TJ
Jennings’ home game Ottawa-Glandorf 4, Elida 3 (10 East Division Cleveland 9, L.A. Angels 2 W L Pct GB
innings)
Cross, Cory Bowman) 9:15.15. tonight versus Jefferson has Elida 000 102 000 0-3 Tampa Bay
W
15
L
5
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.750
GB
—
Today’s Games
Seattle at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m.
San Diego
San Francisco
12
12
8 .600
8 .600
—
—
Girls 100-Meter Hurdles: 1. Conrad been cancelled, so their next Ott.-Glan. 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 - 4 New York 12 7 .632 2 1/2 Cleveland at L.A. Angels, 7:05 p.m. Colorado 11 10 .524 1 1/2
(P) 18.03; 2. Turner (P) 19.08; 3. Jackie game is Friday at home with WP: Hayley Kitchen; LP: Lindsay Boston 10 11 .476 5 1/2 Minnesota at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Arizona 9 11 .450 3
Bowsher (SV) 19.15; 4. Jessica Hammons
(SJ) 19.55.
Kalida. First pitch is 5 p.m. Peters. 2B: Ashley Hempfling (OG).
Toronto
Baltimore
10
4
11
16
.476
.200
5 1/2
11
N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m.
Boston at Toronto, 7:07 p.m.
Los Angeles
———
8 12 .400 4
Boys 110-Meter Hurdles: 1. Joe Spencerville hosts Paulding ---- Central Division Oakland at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Results
Haggard (SJ) 16.69; 2. Brandon Meyer 5 p.m. Thursday. Lady Mustangs Minnesota
W
14
L
6
Pct
.700
GB
—
Chicago White Sox at Texas, 8:05 p.m.
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N.Y. Mets 4, L.A. Dodgers 0, 1st game
N.Y. Mets 10, L.A. Dodgers 5, 2nd game
(SV) 17.24; 3. Neal Pangle (SV) 17.82; 4. Fort Jennings 5, Spencerville 0 whitewash LadyCats Detroit 11 10 .524 3 1/2 San Diego 4, Florida 1
Bailey (P) 18.40.
Girls 100-Meter Dash: 1. Allison Ft. Jennings 0 0 0 031 1-570 LAFAYETTE — Allen East Cleveland
Chicago
9
8
11
12
.450
.400
5
6
National League
East Division
Cincinnati 6, Houston 2
Washington 3, Chicago Cubs 1
Reindel (SJ) 13.24; 2. Kelli Ley (SV) Spencerville 0 0 0 000 0-022 scored all the runs needed — Kansas City 8 12 .400 6 W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 7, Milwaukee 3
13.37; 3. Cortney Miller (SV) 13.92; 4. WP: Drew Mesker. LP: Matt
Youngpeter. 2B: Trevor Von Sossan (FJ).
three — in the bottom of the West Division
W L Pct GB
New York
Philadelphia
12
11
9
9
.571
.550
—
1/2
St. Louis 5, Atlanta 4
Colorado 12, Arizona 1
Beavers (P) 14.29.
HR: Jared Horstman (FJ). first to back the 4-hit pitching Oakland 12 9 .571 — Florida 11 10 .524 1 San Francisco 6, Philadelphia 2
Boys 100-Meter Dash: 1. Steven
Metcalfe (SV) 12.09; 2. Calvin Grigsby ----- of Chelsi Shoemaker (1-5) Los Angeles 11 11 .500 1 1/2 Washington 11 10 .524 1 Today’s Games
(SV) 12.14; 3. John Smith (SV) 12.20; 4. Big Green in a 3-0 softball shutout of Seattle
Texas
10
9
11
11
.476
.450
2
2 1/2
Atlanta
Central Division
8 12 .400 3 1/2 San Diego at Florida, 12:10 p.m.
L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m.
Chris Will (SJ) 12.22. pummel Commodores Kalida Tuesday night. ——— W L Pct GB Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m.
Girls 4x200-Meter Relay: 1.
OTTOVILLE — Ottoville The visitors only managed Tuesday’s Results
Minnesota 2, Detroit 0
St. Louis
Chicago
13
10
7
11
.650
.476
—
3 1/2
Washington at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m.
Arizona at Colorado, 3:10 p.m.
Spencerville (Cortney Miller, Shanna
German, Jennifer Post, Kelli Ley) 1:56.39; had the bats out early and four hits. Baltimore 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 Cincinnati 9 11 .450 4 Philadelphia at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m.
2. St. John’s (Kristina Desenberg, Tiffany often Tuesday night, blast- (See ROUNDUP, page 7) Boston 2, Toronto 1
Tampa Bay 8, Oakland 6
Milwaukee
Houston
9
8
11
11
.450
.421
4
4 1/2
Cincinnati at Houston, 8:05 p.m.
Atlanta at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m.
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Delphos Herald, Inc. holds gathering in Delphos
DELPHOS —Publishers
and other administrative staff
from Delphos Herald, Inc.,
newspapers in seven states
met in Delphos last weekend
for the company’s annual
gathering.
Participants held round-
table discussions and heard
presentations on various
aspects of the business.
The group also toured the
Delphos Herald building and
Eagle Print as well as several
local churches and other
points of interest.
Attendees represented
Delphos Herald, Inc., Delphos
Publications, Eagle Print, The
Delphos Herald of Indiana,
Beardstown (Illinois),
Bolivar (Tennessee), Eagle
River (Wisconsin) Mercer Attending the gathering were, front from left, Murray Cohen, president, Delphos Herald, Inc.; Melissa Ferge, publisher, Bolivar Bulletin Times, Bolivar,
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Paulding Progress, Wautoma Day, advertising manager, Delphos Herald of Indiana, Lawrenceburg, Ind.; Margaret Christensen, advertising manager, Iron River Publications, Iron
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of section 34, Washington
By DERRIK J. LANG declared after Kelly per- By HILLEL ITALIE from spiral bound notebooks and 3). Township.
The Associated Press formed. The Associated Press to stationery from the Waldorf Daryl Wayne Lucas, Mary Cheryl P. Hitchcock,
The other male singers Astoria. Jane Lucas to Daryl W. Lucas, Cheryl P. Gehres, Emmett E.
LOS ANGELES — Not so also had no problem nail- NEW YORK — Musings The writings date from Mary Jane Lucas, inlots 1387, Gehres to Cheryl P. Gehres,
fast, Crystal Bowersox. ing Twain’s tunes, includ- about life, literature and 1943, when Monroe was a 1383, 1382, Delphos. portion of section 25, Ridge
The other “American Idol” ing 24-year-old paint sales other rarely seen writings by teenager, to near the end of Claude A. Valentine to Alec Township.
finalists rose to the occasion clerk Lee Dewyze of Mount Marilyn Monroe will be pub- her life. Monroe was found Valentine, inlot 227, Convoy. Federal Home Loan
Tuesday during an evening Prospect, Ill., with an edgy lished this fall. dead in her Los Angeles Gregory W. Clouse, Mortgage to Chad A. Webb,
of Shania Twain tunes on “Still the One,” 26-year-old Farrar, Straus & Giroux home in 1962 at age 36, her Kristina K. Clouse to Kevin L. portion of section 25, York
the Fox singing contest. After personal trainer Michael announced Tuesday that death ruled a probable sui- Ricker, Jane E. Ricker, portion Township.
weeks of unabashed praise, Lynche of Queens, N.Y., with “Fragments” would come out cide, although theories of of section 26, Washington Housing & Urban
the show’s judges weren’t so an emotional “It Only Hurts in October. Editor Courtney murder have proliferated. Township (Clearview Heights Development to Robert R.
overwhelmed with the folksy When I’m Breathing” and Hodell said the book would Hodell said there were addition, lot 8). Vandyke III, lot 1, Delphos
rendition of “No One Needs 27-year-old musician Casey include poems, photographs, passages by Monroe that Marlin H. Thomas MAR subdivision.
To Know” from the usually James of Fort Worth, Texas, reflections on third husband “make her seem suicidal,” but Revocable Trust to Larry J. F. Lynne Wilson, Frances
captivating 24-year-old musi- with a raw “Don’t!” Arthur Miller and other men declined to say what years the Herrick, Cathy R. Herrick, Lynne Wilson to Lori L.
cian from Toledo, Ohio. They “This could be a great thing in Monroe’s life, and refer- passages were written. Hodell portion of section 34, Pleasant Burnett, James F. Carmichael,
still kinda liked it though. in your wheelhouse,” Randy ences to works by Samuel also declined to say wheth- Township. portion of section 6, Ridge
“It’s kind of impossible Jackson informed James. Beckett, James Joyce and er Monroe referred to Joe Patsy L. Moore Revocable Township.
for you not to be good,” judge Siobhan Magnus closed the numerous other authors. DiMaggio, her second of three Trust, Billy D. Moore F. Lynne Wilson, Frances
Kara DioGuardi said. show by strutting across the “I think the book will show husbands, or President John F. Revocable Trust, Billy D. Lynne Wilson to Lori L.
Aaron Kelly, the sheep- stage and through the audi- that she was a really thought- Kennedy, with whom she was Moore, estate of Patsy L. Burnett, portion of section 6,
ish 17-year-old high school ence while crooning “Any ful person with a real interior widely rumored to have had Moore to Valerianne T. Ridge Township.
student from Sonestown, Pa., Man of Mine.” Jackson later life,” Hodell said. “She was an affair. But Hodell did say Mullins, Duane M. Mullins, Melvin J. Pohlman, Rita
won back the judges with told the 20-year-old glass- a great reader and someone that “there’s stuff about all of portion of lot 237, Van Wert Mae Pohlman to MJP Farms
his booming take on mentor blower from Marstons Mills, with real writing flair. There her relationships here.” subdivision. LLC, portion of sections 10,
Twain’s “You’ve Got a Way,” Mass., that he loved every- are fragments of poetry that The book was commis- Waldo C. Owens, Joyce A. 11, Washington Township.
which included changing the thing about it. Magnus ended are really quite beautiful, lines sioned by Anna Strasberg, Owens to Mike Owens, Tina Josephine Sheets to
lyrics from “the way we make the upbeat performance with that stop you in your tracks.” who manages Monroe’s Owens, portion of section 16, Timothy L. Shugart, Tina M.
love” to “the way you show one of her signature howls, The book features a long estate and is Lee Strasberg’s Ridge Township. Shugart, inlot 186, Van Wert.
love.” Simon Cowell said the which Cowell decided sound- essay about Monroe’s first widow.
passionate performance made ed like Magnus was “giving husband, James Dougherty;
Kelly seem like a “different
artist” after weeks ho-hum
endeavors.
birth up there.”
Another finalist will get
the boot Wednesday, leaving
notes about acting and the
roles she was working on;
lists of resolutions and a letter
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“Tomorrow’s gonna be five singers in the competi- to acting coach Lee Strasberg. It seemed like just a few short years...
real tough,” Ellen DeGeneres tion. Monroe wrote on everything
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Malcolm X assassin out on parole Judge challenges defense to prove militia isn’t dangerous
NEW YORK (AP) — The only man ever to admit involvement DETROIT (AP) — An FBI agent who led the investiga- examined. At other times, Larsen couldn’t answer questions
in the assassination of Malcolm X was freed on parole Tuesday, tion of nine Michigan militia members charged with trying to because she said she hadn’t reviewed investigative reports.
45 years after he helped gun down the civil rights leader. launch war against the U.S. couldn’t recall many details of the Defense lawyer William Swor asked if the No. 1 defendant,
Thomas Hagan was the last man still serving time in the 1965 two-year probe Tuesday during a grilling by defense lawyers. Hutaree leader David Stone, had ever instructed anyone to
killing, part of the skein of violence that wound through the cul- Even the judge who must decide whether to release the nine make a bomb. The agent replied: “I can’t fully answer that
tural and political upheaval of the 1960s. He was freed from a until trial was puzzled. question.”
Manhattan prison where he spent two days a week under a work- “I share the frustrations of the defense team ... that she Assistant U.S. Attorney Jonathan Tukel defended Larsen,
release program. doesn’t know anything,” U.S. District Judge Victoria Roberts telling the judge it wasn’t clear until Monday that she would
Hagan, 69, has repeatedly expressed sorrow for being one of said after agent Leslie Larsen confessed she hadn’t reviewed testify. Roberts, however, said she told the government to be
the gunmen who fired on Malcolm X, killing one of the civil rights her notes recently and couldn’t remember specific details of prepared last week.
era’s most polarizing and compelling figures. One of the groups the case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ronald Waterstreet played an
dedicated to Malcolm X’s memory condemned Hagan’s parole. Roberts is hearing an appeal of another judge’s order that audiotape of what he said were several militia members talk-
Hagan declined to comment after his release. has kept members of Hutaree in jail since their arrest in late ing freely about killing police. The participants talked over
“I really haven’t had any time to gather my thoughts on any- March. each other, often laughed and made goofy noises and dispar-
thing,” he told The Associated Press by telephone. The indictment says the nine planned to kill police officers aging remarks about law enforcement.
Hagan acknowledged that he was one of three men who shot as a steppingstone to a widespread uprising against the gov- Defense lawyer James Thomas said some exchanges
Malcolm X in front of a crowd of hundreds — including several ernment. Defense lawyers, however, say their clients are being sounded “like a 6-year-old watching a cartoon.” Larsen dis-
of his young children — as the civil rights leader began a speech at punished for being outspoken. agreed.
Harlem’s Audubon Ballroom on Feb. 21, 1965. Two other accom- Prosecutors fought to keep Larsen off the witness stand, “They’re talking about killing police officers. I don’t think
plices created a distraction in the audience, Hagan has said. saying the defendants had no legal right to question her. But you can joke about that,” the agent replied.
But he said the two men convicted with him were not involved. the judge said the agent’s appearance was appropriate because Prosecutors objected to questions about interpreting the
They, too, maintained their innocence and were paroled in the the burden is on defense lawyers to show their clients won’t secretly recorded conversations, but the judge said they were
1980s. No one else has ever been charged, a fact that has perpetu- be a threat to the public if released. fair game.
ated debate and theories surrounding the slaying. The nine lawyers asked specific questions about each “A lot of this case is going to be about the spoken word,”
The assassins gunned down Malcolm X out of anger at his defendant. Larsen said she had not listened entirely to certain Roberts said.
split with the leadership of the Nation of Islam, the black Muslim recordings made by an undercover agent who infiltrated the The judge will resume the court hearing today. Prosecutors
movement for which he had once served as a prominent spokes- group. will have a chance to question people who are willing to be
man, said Hagan, then known as Talmadge X Hayer. Malcolm X She said she didn’t know if weapons seized by investiga- responsible for some of the nine if they are released from
had spoken out against its leader, Elijah Muhammad, in comments tors last month were illegal because they were still being jail.
that some of Muhammad’s followers denounced as slander.
Malcolm X rose to fame as an uncompromising voice for black
empowerment who urged African-Americans to claim civil rights Facebook’s plan sparks backlash
“by any means necessary” and called white people “blue-eyed SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Facebook’s plan to spread its
devils.” But after breaking with the Nation of Islam in 1964 and online social network to other websites could be detoured by regula-
making an Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca, he began renouncing tors looking into privacy concerns that have raised the ire of federal
racial separatism. lawmakers.
After he was killed at 39, a New York Times editorial called Four senators said Tuesday that Facebook needs to make it
him a “twisted man;” Time magazine described him as a dema- easier for its 400 million users to protect their privacy as the site
gogue whose “gospel was hatred.” But his stature grew after his opens more avenues for them to share their interests and other
death with sales of “The Autobiography of Malcolm X,” written personal information.
with Alex Haley, and later with Spike Lee’s 1992 film “Malcolm The Federal Trade Commission already had been examining the
X,” said Manning Marable, the director of Columbia University’s privacy and data collection practices of Facebook and other social
Center for Contemporary Black History and the author of a forth- networks, the agency confirmed Tuesday.
coming biography of Malcolm X.
Then last week, Facebook announced a proposed expansion that
By 1999, Malcolm X was on a postage stamp.
Hagan was initially scheduled for release Wednesday, but the irked Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., and, he says, many Web surf-
date was moved up because his paperwork was completed, state ers who called his office to complain.
Department of Correctional Services spokeswoman Linda Foglia Having built one of the Web’s most popular hangouts, Facebook
said. is trying to extend its reach through new tools called “social plug-
Hagan was on work release for nearly 22 years. He spent five ins.” These enable Facebook’s users to share their interests in
days a week working in settings that included a homeless shel- such products as clothes, movies and music on other websites. For
ter; he spent those nights at his Brooklyn home with his family. instance, you might hit a button on Levis.com indicating you like a
He told the parole board he hopes to become a substance abuse certain style of jeans, and then recommend a movie on another site.
counselor. That information about the jeans and the movie might be passed
along to other people in your Facebook network, depending on your
Man cites explosives, jet diverted privacy settings.
Facebook says all this will help personalize the Web for people.
BANGOR, Maine (AP) — The former Air Force member It stresses that no personal information is being given to the dozens
who was detained Tuesday on a trans-Atlantic flight after alleg- of websites using the new plug-ins.
edly claiming he had explosives in his luggage and a fake pass- Still, it means that information that hadn’t been previously
port lives a “squeaky clean” life and has never been in trouble communicated could get broadcast to your friends and family on
before, his father told The Associated Press. Facebook.
Richard Stansberry said government officials told him the And Facebook is indeed sharing some personal information with
man who was detained after the Paris-to-Atlanta flight was three websites that Facebook hopes will demonstrate how online
diverted to Maine is his son, 26-year-old Derek Stansberry of services can be more helpful when they know more about their
Riverview, Fla. Nancy Spencer photo
users. The sites with greater access to Facebook’s data are business
The father said government officials questioned him, but he review service Yelp, music service Pandora and Microsoft Corp.’s
was as perplexed as they were. New addition to canal family Docs.com for word processing and spreadsheets.
“My son’s profession in the military required he live a These ducklings are the newest addition to the Miami- Facebook users who don’t want to be part of the company’s
squeaky clean life,” Richard Stansberry said. Erie Canal duck population. expansion have to go through their privacy settings and change
The father said his son served four years in the Air Force their preferences.
before leaving last year for a job in the private sector. He Schumer thinks the onus instead should be on Facebook to get
wouldn’t identify his son’s employer, but said the firm does
work for the Air Force.
Gulf businesses wait as oil creeps users’ explicit consent, a process known as “opting in.”
“They have sort of assumed all their users want their information
There were 235 passengers and 13 crew aboard Delta Air BILOXI, Miss. (AP) — This time, it’s not a hurricane that to be given far and wide, which is a false assumption,” Schumer
Lines Flight 273. The flight landed safely just after 3:30 p.m. at threatens to wreck their livelihoods — it’s a blob of black ooze said in an interview.
Bangor International Airport. slowly making its way toward the Gulf Coast. Schumer sent a letter calling for simpler privacy controls to
According to U.S. officials who spoke to the AP on condition Hotel owners, fishermen and restaurateurs are keeping anx- Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The concerns were echoed by
of anonymity because the investigation was ongoing, the man ious watch as an oil slick spreads from a wrecked drilling rig Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo; Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska; and
claimed to have explosives in his luggage and a fake passport. site like a giant filthy ink blot. Forecasters say it could wash Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn.
ashore within days near delicate wetlands, oyster beds and
They said his passport was authentic. The officials would not pristine white beaches.
say what rank he held or the type of discharge he received.
Trivia
Crews have not been able to stop thousands of barrels of
Federal officials met the aircraft at the airport. The oil from spewing out of the sea floor since an April 20 explo-
Transportation Security Administration said the passenger was sion destroyed the Deepwater Horizon, which was drilling 50
being interviewed by law enforcement. miles off the Louisiana coast. Eleven workers are missing and Answers to Tuesday’s questions:
After the man was apprehended, flight attendants collected presumed dead, and the cause of the explosion has not been American sister and brother Tracy and John Austin won
passengers’ pillows and blankets, piling the cushions in the back determined. the mixed doubles tennis championship at Wimbledon in
of the plane, according to Charde Houston, an all-star forward Louis Skrmetta, 54, runs a company called Ship Island 1980.
for the WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx who was on the flight. Excursions that takes tourists to the Gulf Islands National A stimpmeter is used in golf and measures the speed of the
“It was definitely surreal, something you only hear about,” Seashore, where white-sand beaches and green water create an greens on a golf course.
Houston told the AP in a telephone interview. idyllic landscape. Today’s questions:
It was not immediately clear what the significance was of the “This is the worst possible thing that could happen to the What was the first U.S. city to host the Olympics?
pillows being taken from passengers. Mississippi Gulf Coast,” he said. “It will wipe out the oyster What baseball legend hit Yankee Stadium’s first two
After the failed attack aboard a Detroit-bound flight on industry. Shrimping wouldn’t recover for years. It would kill World Series home runs?
Christmas Day, for a period of time there were extra pat-downs family tourism. That’s our livelihood.” Answers in Thursday’s Herald.
before boarding flights, no getting up for the last hour of the As crews struggled to contain the oil slick, Coast Guard Today’s words:
flight and some passengers reported being told they couldn’t officials said Tuesday they were considering setting fire to Fucatory: fake, counterfeit
have items in their laps, including laptops and pillows. the contaminated water to burn off the crude. Pools of oil far Tritavia: a great-grandmother’s great-grandmother
Houston, 24, said that when Tuesday’s flight landed, FBI offshore would be trapped in special containment booms and Today’s joke:
set aflame as soon as today. A Doctor was addressing a large audience in Tampa.
agents boarded and helped remove the suspect, who was wear-
“If we don’t secure this well, this could be one of the most “The material we put into our stomachs is enough to
ing handcuffs. significant oil spills in U.S. history,” Coast Guard Rear Adm. have killed most of us sitting here, years ago. Red meat is
“He looked extremely calm, like a blank face. No emotion,” Mary Landry said. awful. Soft drinks corrode your stomach lining. Chinese
Houston said of the man who was removed. A similar burn off the coast of Newfoundland in 1993 food is loaded with MSG. High fat diets can be disastrous,
Richard Stansberry, of Apollo Beach, Fla., said he has not yet eliminated 50 to 99 percent of captured oil. However, burning and none of us realizes the long-term harm caused by the
been able to speak to his son. the oil also creates air pollution, and the effect on marine life germs in our drinking water. However, there is one thing
“Unfortunately, I don’t think they’d let him call me,” the is unclear. that is the most dangerous of all and we all have eaten,
elder Stansberry said. “In a situation like this, the government is Ed Overton, a professor emeritus of environmental sciences or will eat it. Can anyone here tell me what food it is that
doing what it is supposed to do.” at Louisiana State University who’s studying the oil spill, causes the most grief and suffering for years after eating
NORAD, the North American Aerospace Defense Command, questioned whether burning would work. it?”
did not launch any military fighters in response to the flight, “It can be effective in calm water, not much wind, in a After several seconds of quiet, a 75-year-old man in
spokesman John Cornelio said. “By the time we were brought protected area,” he said. “When you’re out in the middle of the the front row raised his hand, and softly said, “Wedding
into the equation,” the passenger was already under the control ocean, with wave actions, and currents, pushing you around, cake.”
of air marshals, Cornelio said from Colorado. it’s not easy.”