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THE IOLA REGISTER Thursday, May 1, 2014

Death penalty backers renew push

Farmers Market back on square

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A botched execution in neighboring Oklahoma isn’t causing Kansas legislators to reconsider a proposal to expedite appeals in capital murder cases.

Republican Sen. Jeff King, of Independence, and GOP Rep. John Rubin, of Shawnee, said Wednesday that the problems with Tuesday’s execution in Oklahoma demonstrate the need to ensure that Kansas’ process prevents similar incidents. But they also said the bill dealing with death penalty appeals still would allow a thorough review of defendants’ cases without permitting them to drag out.

King, the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, and Rubin, who leads the House Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee, helped draft a compromise between the two chambers on the legislation. The

By SPENCER MICHELSON The Iola Register

The Allen County Farmers Market, now in its fifth year, again has taken up residence in the first block of South Washington Avenue adjacent to the courthouse square on Thursdays from 5:30 to 7 p.m.

The market opened April 17 and will continue to Oct. 9. It gives gardeners and others an outlet for vegetables, baked goods and any number of other edibles.

“Right now you can find eggs, beef and chicken, a variety of cool-season vegetables, like asparagus and mustard greens,” said Debbie Bearden, Farm Bureau board secretary and market manager.

The current market is a revival. The initial one ran for 18 years on the north side of the downtown square before issues with

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It just re-emphasizes how meticulous we have to be when we’re dealing with death penalty cases.

Drought, wind create dust storms WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Seemingly unrelenting winds and drought conditions have whipped up massive dust storms this week across the High Plains, but respite is near since the weather system that’s to blame has moved east into the Great Lakes and Northeast, the National Weather Service said Wednesday.

Blowing dust is blamed for the zero-visibility conditions in central Kansas that caused a traffic accident in which a man died Monday.

Stanton County schools in far western Kansas also cancelled classes and activities Tuesday. The wind is also affecting winter wheat by sucking up the little moisture that had been in fields.

Monday’s dust storm was so large it covered most of Kansas, western Oklahoma, the Texas Panhandle and eastern Colorado, said weather service meteorologist Jeff Hutton in Dodge City. Tuesday’s dust cloud was more localized, only found in some parts of Kansas.

“That is what happens when you get drought, a lack of vegetation and you have wind,” Hutton said.

“I mean, that is just the nature of the High Plains.

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— John Rubin, GOP rep.

Judd Wiltse and Yohon Sinclair

Mackenzie Weseloh

The many faces of forensics Students perform state qualifiers

By KAYLA BANZET The Iola Register

The secret is out, Mary Poppins is a hit man.

That was a revelation at the Iola High Forensics Open House Wednesday night. The forensics team has qualified 13 entries for state competition this year, and will travel to Washburn Rural High School in Topeka Saturday for the state championships.

Students gave the community a little taste of their entries.

Katie Terhune and Garrett Prall kicked the night off with lots of laughs. They want people to know about the real story of Little Red Riding Hood.

In their duet piece, “Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon: Little Red Riding Hood,” Red isn’t as sweet as the famous

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story plays her up to be. Her grandmother isn’t a bed of roses, either. The two are foulmouthed and actually beat up the big bad wolf.

Clara Wicoff explained how the world can fight world hunger in an original oration. She has three wishes to save the world and those wishes are Buzz Aldrin, Spider-Man and Mother Theresa. Wicoff said we should be more like those three. Mother Theresa would take care of the problem that is front of her. Fighting world hunger is an achievable goal, a responsibility and one that can be taken care of.

Wicoff also is taking an oral interpretation of prose to state competition. Wicoff tells the story of Holocaust survivors in “I Have Lived 1000 Years,”

by Livia Bitton-Jackson.

Caitie Venter gave an oral interpretation of poetry, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” by Roald Dahl. The classic is given a little twist.

The dwarfs are ex-horse jockeys who love to gamble. Snow White and the dwarfs use the evil stepmother’s looking

glass to predict races.

Mackenzie Weseloh gave her oral interpretation of prose, “Through a Window,”

by Angela Johnson. Weseloh tells the story in first person as a teenage girl whose best friend commits suicide. She guides the audience through the solemn story of Nick and how his death effects her.

Judd Wiltse and Yohon Sinclair performed a piece on a whim. The two are improvisational duet acting partners. At each competition they draw characters, a scene and an activity. Wednesday night Wiltse was a chef, Sinclair was a bratty child and they were lost on a playground. The two were comical as they dove and crawled through the giant playground.

Olivia Bannister and Caitie Venter are duet acting partners. The two girls tell the real story of Cinderella and her evil stepsisters. The prince isn’t all that bright, there is no fairy godmother and her stepsisters will go to great lengths to fit into the golden slipper.

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House planned to take a crucial procedural vote as early as today to determine whether the compromise is considered in both chambers.

Republican Gov. Sam Brownback said “it’s probably worth looking at” the state’s execution process.

Department of Corrections spokesman Jeremy Barclay said the agency already had planned such a review when an execution drew closer. None of the nine men currently on death row are expected to face lethal injection for at least several more years.

In Oklahoma, convicted killer Clayton Lockett was declared unconscious Tuesday after the administration of the first of three drugs for his lethal injection but began breathing heavily, clenching his teeth and straining to lift his head. His execution was halted, though he later died of an apparent heart attack.

“It just re-emphasizes how meticulous we have to be when we’re dealing with death penalty cases,” Rubin said.

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Thursday, May 1, 2014

Moran on the move Lots of activities planned for summer The Moran Pride Thrive group has several community events approaching. On Saturday there will be a plant swap at the Back Forty.

Bring extra plants and trade them with someone else.

Along with the plant swap there will be a fundraising bake sale.

On May 10 there will be a citywide garage sale. Moran Thrive will have its own sale in the community center and people can donate their items to that sale if they don’t want to host their own. All items sold at the community center are priced for whatever people can

afford. Those who wish to host their own sale need to sign up at city hall to be placed on a map.

Moran Thrive will sponsor a bus to take USD 256 students to the Iola Municipal Swimming Pool this summer. The bus will go every Wednesday during June and July. Students will be picked up in Elsmore, Savonburg, Moran and LaHarpe. Pre-registration is required.

Forms are available at the Moran schools.

Contact Kathy Ward, 237-4474, or Nelda Cuppy, 237-4522, for more information.

Police report Vehicle hits deer

A vehicle driven by Kevin Knoblich, 42, LaHarpe, struck a deer on U.S. 54 at the north edge of LaHarpe early Tuesday morning. Knoblich was uninjured. The deer died.

Truck stolen

John Wall told officers Monday his pickup truck was stolen from his residence on Canary Lane. He identified a suspect.

Breakfast club to meet Wednesday A Breakfast Club for Alzheimer’s caregivers will meet at 9 a.m. on Wednesday in the Alliance Room at the Memorial Building, 101 S. Lincoln in Chanute.

The Breakfast Club meets the first Wednesday of each month and offers an opportunity to come and talk with individuals who share

similar issues while enjoying a free breakfast.

Anyone may attend who serves as a family caregiver to an individual with a dementia like Alzheimer’s.

To register or request more information call the Alzheimer’s Association’s SEK Regional Office in Parsons at 620-421-6550 (ext. 1794).

Mayor Ford seeks help TORONTO (AP) — Toronto Mayor Rob Ford will take a leave of absence to seek help for alcohol, he said, as a report surfaced about a second video of the mayor smoking what appears to be crack cocaine.

Ford, who is seeking re-election in the Oct. 27 vote, said Wednesday he will take an immediate leave from his job and his campaign.

“I have a problem with alcohol, and the choices I have made while under the influence. I have struggled with this for some time,” Ford said in statement late Wednes-

day.

The Globe and Mail newspaper said it has viewed a second video of Ford smoking what appears to be crack cocaine in his sister’s basement. The national newspaper said two Globe reporters viewed the video from a selfprofessed drug dealer showing Ford taking a drag from a pipe early Saturday morning.

The video is part “of a package of three videos the dealer said was surreptitiously filmed around 1:15 a.m., and which he says he is now selling for ‘at least six figures,’” the paper reported.

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1st year for KanCare sees a loss Was projected to save the state $55-$250 million TOPEKA — The state’s three prime KanCare contractors each lost money in their first year managing health care for the 380,000 Kansas Medicaid enrollees, but received cash infusions from their parent companies that allowed them to meet their contract obligations and stay solvent.

That’s according to information included in the draft of the first annual report on KanCare submitted by state officials to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The draft report was made public Friday afternoon as Gov. Sam Brownback was in Lenexa for a press conference describing his plan to reduce the waiting list for in-home Medicaid services using money from “KanCare dividends” the state has reaped.

It wasn’t explicit in the report how much each company lost, but references to reports filed with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners showed their collective “net operating losses” totaled more than $110 million.

“Although each health plan experienced net operating losses…each plan’s parent entity contributed adequate capital to ensure each health plan met or exceeded capital requirements as outlined in state of Kansas solvency statutes and requirements,” the report stated.

Brownback officials have put government “savings” from KanCare’s first year in the range of $55 million to $250 million, depending on how they are calculated.

KanCare is the initiative launched by Brownback on Jan. 1, 2013. It moved virtually all the state’s Medicaid enroll-

ees into health plans run

by Amerigroup, UnitedHealthcare and Sunflower State Health Plan, a subsidiary of Centene.

Budget neutrality

State officials said the report showed that Kansas exceeded the first-year requirements of CMS for the KanCare initiative, including the achievement of “budget neutrality,” which means the program didn’t cost the federal government any more than it did before the Brownback administration’s Medicaid makeover.

The federal government pays almost 60 percent of the cost of Medicaid. The state pays the rest.

When the program was launched, Brownback officials predicted that it would save the state and federal governments $1.2 billion over five years, though most of those savings were expected to come closer to the end of the five years.

Administration officials said Medicaid historically was going up at the rate of about 6.5 percent a year and their goal was to reduce the growth in cost while improving health outcomes for enrollees.

“KanCare has outperformed in its first year the estimates for savings that were made when the original KanCare proposal went in,” said Kari Bruffett, director of the Division of Health Care Finance at Kansas Department of Health and Environment, the state’s lead Medicaid agency.

The KanCare initiative has been controversial on various fronts and continues to leave many Medicaid providers, large and small, frustrated by delayed or partial payments for their services.

The report acknowl-

All of the MCOs are telling people things are covered, when they’re not ... They’ll tell a beneficiary ‘Oh, yeah, your CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure machine) is covered,’ but they don’t tell them it’s only if they’re under 21.

— Mike Conlin, Topeka pharmacist

edged those problems for 2013 and listed the number of appeals and grievances filed by providers with each of the managed care companies.

There were more than 30,000 with Amerigroup chalking up the most.

Persistent problems for providers

Bruffett said the administration has been working with the KanCare contractors and providers to improve the system.

“We have seen improvement, great improvement in the MCO (contractors’) interactions with providers,” she said since the program was launched, noting that the agency has been focusing in recent months on “overall improvement of the provider experience in Kancare and together with MCOs we have been focusing on that” in response to the continued concerns.

But others say the results of that effort have been mixed at best.

“Wesley has seen no marked change in recent months,” said Matt Leary, chief financial officer for Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, one of the state’s largest hospitals. “There remains ongoing communications and efforts made by all parties, but it continues to be a struggle to get timely and accurate payments.”

Other hospitals report similar problems, according to Cindy Samuelson of the Kansas Hospital Association.

“It’s hard to really answer whether it’s better overall,” she said, “because some things have improved but others have gotten worse.”

Other provider groups also described ongoing problems or inconsistent results.

“It’s just such a rabbit hole right now,” said Cindy Luxem, chief executive of the Kansas Health Care Association, a nursing home trade group.

‘Mixed bag’

Pharmacists and their associations also reported ongoing problems, though some praised efforts by KDHE pharmacy program director Kelley Melton to keep lines of communication open.

“From the durable medical equipment side of things, it’s not any better than it was from the beginning,” said Mike Conlin, who owns of Jayhawk Pharmacy and Patient Supply in Topeka. “All of the MCOs are telling people things are covered when they’re not, and then we end up in an adversarial circumstance with beneficiaries.

“It’s been my experience that their people don’t read what I call the ‘benefits grid,’” he said. ”They’ll tell a beneficiary, ‘Oh, yeah, your CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure machine) is covered,’ but they don’t tell them it’s only if they’re under 21. There have been a lot of incidents like that. It just goes on and on.”

Florida jail explosion kills two, injures 100 PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — An apparent gas explosion rocked a jail in the Florida Panhandle late Wednesday, killing two inmates, injuring more than 100 people, and causing the building to partially collapse, according to a county spokeswoman.

At the blast site Thursday morning, pieces of glass and brick were strewn about on the ground. The front of the building appeared bowed out, with cracks throughout. Authorities blocked off roads leading to the jail.

“I ain’t never heard anything like it,” said Rodney Cozine, standing outside his neighboring home, looking at a large gash in the

building and piles of debris.

The explosion happened about 11 p.m. CDT at a booking facility at the Escambia County Jail, and as many as 150 inmate and corrections officers were injured, said Kathleen Castro, the county’s public information manager.

A couple of blocks from the jail, Ellis Robinson and his family awoke to a loud noise sometime after midnight, their home rattling. “It shook the whole house,” he said.

“I got up, the dog started barking, people were running up there.”

He spent the night observing the chaos and watching as inmates were loaded into buses.

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About 600 inmates were in the Pensacola building at the time, Castro said. Those with injuries — all minor — were taken to hospitals and the uninjured were taken to jails in neighboring counties, officials said.

The Pensacola area was drenched by rains and severely flooded Wednesday as part of a large storm system making its way across the U.S., and Castro said the building was affected. But she said officials did not yet know whether the flood-

ing and explosion were directly related.

Search-and-rescue teams combed the building several times and think everyone is accounted for, Castro said. Investigators were on the scene.

Victims were taken to four local hospitals, and many had been released

by Thursday morning, according to the hospitals.

The names of the two inmates killed in the explosion weren’t immediately released.

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Poems reflect nature, impermanence HomeWords invites you to participate as a reader and/or writer in this weekly poetry column syndicated in newspapers around the state.

Our subject is the concept of “home,” micro to macro: from the mobile home of the body, to the room or house we live in, to the land that anchors us, to the sky that enclos-

Wyatt

Townley Kansas Poet Laureate

es it all.

To explore these big themes, we’re using a really little poem: the

Judie Withers, Colby, has done a number of things with her cinquain.

I like the way it goes up (balloons) and Judy Withers down (tears), and she has some nice sounds going on internally.

All this action in such a small space.

“Release”

Balloons drift to the sky.

Clouds capture and hide them; family recalls happy times.

Tears fall.

Judie Withers is a mother, grandmother, widow, and a rancher’s wife for 47 years.

American Cinquain.

Just five lines long, each line has a different number of syllables, in order, 2, 4, 6, 8, and back to 2.

It’s a simple form that both beginners and longtime poets can write successfully.

POETS and poets-tobe of all ages from across the state are invited to

Kim Stafford grew up hearing homesick stories of Kansas from his father, noted poet William Stafford, whose centennial we celebrate this Kim Stafford year at festivals statewide and nationally.

Even though it’s spring, Kansas snow can swoop in to surprise us. I admire how Kim has created such mystery and music in so small a space. That’s one of poetry’s best features.

Flint Hills deep with new snow now older by a life — moon’s old plunder that’s gone under the field.

Kim Stafford’s most recent book is “100 Tricks Every Boy Can Do: How My Brother Disappeared.”

submit to HomeWords.

For guidelines, visit www.kansashumanities. org.

The Kansas Humanities Council is a nonprofit organization that supports community-based cultural programs and encourages Kansans to engage in civic and cultural life of their communities.

William Sheldon is l o n g t i m e teacher at Hutchinson Community College. Here he explores im- William p e r m a n e n c e, Sheldon and I especially like his consideration of the place’s “ribs.”

This house will fall — a fate hungered for, if not sought — coffin cutters turning its ribs to dirt.

William Sheldon has published three books of poems, most recently “Rain Comes Riding,” and lives with his family in Hutchinson, which, as much as any place, he calls home.

Wildfires sweep Southern California ByRuben Vives The Los Angeles Times

LOS ANGELES — A fast-moving wildfire above Rancho Cucamonga in San Bernardino County exploded in size to more than 800 acres Wednesday as strong winds drove flames relentlessly and forced authorities to expand mandatory evacuation areas.

About 1,100 homes had been evacuated by midday, and at least one was saved from advancing flames, said Liz Brown, a spokeswoman for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.

While an exact size of the burn area was not immediately available, officials said the fire had grown to more than 200 acres roughly two hours after it was first reported about 8 a.m. as being a 20-acre brush fire.

Driven by powerful Santa Ana winds, the Etiwanda fire was burning in the Day Canyon area north of the 210 Freeway, according to the U.S. Forest Service.

Angelique Lazier, 43, yelled over her fence as she and her neighbors prepared to leave their Carriage Place homes.

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Residents evacuate on Macon Drive in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., as a wind-driven wildfire burns just to the north near the Etiwanda Preserve on Wednesday. Gina

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some equipment over there,” she said, pointing to a fresh plume of black smoke near a rock quarry.

Lazier’s husband, race car driver Jaques Lazier, watered down the vegetation at the back of their property. The couple said that was the area that burned during the last fire, the Grand Prix, in 2003. They were evacuated during that blaze, but later allowed to return to their home.

But the flames spread unexpectedly, and the Laziers woke up to firefighters banging on their door in the middle of the

night, telling them to leave.

This time the couple was ready. Both of their cars were packed.

“If it shifts back on us, we’re out of here,” Angelique Lazier said.

“We’re gone.”

As heavy smoke billowed through Rancho Cucamonga and flames reached the canyons above Day Creek Intermediate School at about 9:30 a.m., officials canceled classes at multiple campuses, including Day Creek, Caryn Elementary, Los Osos High School and Chaffey College.

The Etiwanda School District voluntarily moved students from Colony Elementary to Terra Vista Elementary, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff ’s Department.

Powerful winds with gusts of up to 80 mph had prevented air crews from making water drops all morning as flames whipped through canyons and along ridges.

The gusty winds combined with temperatures nearing 100 degrees prompted red flag warnings across much of the region Wednesday.

Fed looks past weak growth, cuts back on bonds

By KEVIN HALL McClatchy Bureau

WASHINGTON — Shrugging off dismal economic growth numbers for the first quarter of 2014, the Federal Reserve said Wednesday it would taper back its controversial monthly bond-buying program by another $10 billion in May amid an improving outlook.

The cutbacks in bond purchases bring the monthly amount down to $45 billion a month, well below the pace of $85 billion a month last year. Absent a severe slowdown, the Fed may be done with this stimulus measure by December.

The policymaking Federal Open Market

Committee ended its twoday meeting with a statement that said “growth in economic activity has picked up recently, after having slowed sharply during the winter in part because of adverse weather conditions.”

That was a reference to the Commerce Department’s report earlier Wednesday on gross domestic product, the broadest measure of goods and services in the U.S. economy. It showed a faint annual growth rate of 0.1 percent for the first three months of 2014.

After a solid 2.6 percent growth rate for the final three months of last year, mainstream economic forecasters had expected lackluster growth in the range of

1 percent to 1.5 percent.

Instead, government data showed the economy barely registered a pulse for the first quarter of 2014.

“Labor market indicators were mixed but

on balance showed further improvement,” the Fed said, though it added that unemployment remains elevated.

“Household spending appears to be rising more quickly. Business fixed investment edged down, while the recovery in the housing sector remained slow. Fiscal policy is restraining economic growth, although the extent of restraint is diminishing.”

Fed Chair Janet Yellen and her colleagues saw enough improvement, however, to continue the gradual withdrawal of stimulus they’ve been giving the economy and stock market since 2013 by way of the unusual purchases of government and mortgage bonds.

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Kansas self-imposes economic hardship California’s Gov. Jerry Brown is acting like a Republican.

The staunch Democrat wants to build up the state’s rainy day fund, because an “inevitable recession” is on the horizon, just as sure as tomorrow dawns.

Gov. Brown is taking advantage of the state’s good times. After years of fiscal mayhem, California is on solid ground thanks to its income tax laws that sock it to the super wealthy.

Kansas is a study in contrast.

Our super wealthy get it super easy and our tax laws work against making the state more stable.

Beginning in 2018, any revenue increase above 2 percent automatically triggers more tax cuts.

With that formula, the state won’t be able to keep up with funding Medicaid and KPERS, the state’s retirement program, let alone education, transportation, and all the other programs and agencies that keep a state functioning as it should.

And the idea of saving for a rainy day? Fuhgedaboutit.

As bad as that is, say another recession happens and the bottom drops out on sales and property tax receipts.

A new base is set. Pro-

grams are cut.

With the 2 percent rule in effect any significant rebound from those hard times would go to tax cuts, not restoring the cuts to programs, forcing us to dig ourselves into an ever deeper hole of neglect.

ALREADY, the tax cuts have cost Kansas 8 percent of revenue. That’s the equivalent of a mid-sized recession in itself. In five years’ time, the loss is predicted to rise to 16 percent.

Kansas, in effect, will selfimpose its own economic depression.

The “great experiment” is falling flat. The tax cuts have not boosted the economy. Kansas is adding jobs at a slower rate than the country as a whole. Personal earnings are not increasing at the pace of the national average. The only exception is farmers. And though Gov. Sam Brownback would like to take credit for the end of the drought, that goes to a higher power.

Every indicator points to massive tax cuts and the 2 percent rule will restrict Kansas from adequately funding its schools, public health programs, courts, parks, libraries, employees and infrastructure.

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Kelly McCammon, daughter of Duane and Betty McCammon of Iola and a junior at Emporia State University, recently earned all-American honors by finishing third in the mile run at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Track and

Field championships with a time of 5:2.67. ***** Iola High School’s 19th annual Little Oscars Banquet was Saturday night. Jeff Hull received two prestigious awards — Best Actor and Showman of the Year.

Stephanie Quincy received Best Actress Oscar.

Political executions in Egypt 680 citizens sentenced to death An out-of-control government in Egypt has now sentenced more than 680 people to death in a mass trial that lasted a few minutes and is part of an organized effort not just to crush its political opponents but to eliminate them.

Last month, a court delivered a similar sentence on 529 others.

The sentences further demonstrate that the military-led government’s ruthless disregard for the law and its contrary political views go far beyond anything that former President Mohamed Morsi was accused of doing when he was deposed by the army in July.

And what did the Obama administration have to say about this travesty, which will further fuel hostility and division in one of the Arab world’s most important countries? “The United States is deeply troubled,” the office of the press secretary said in a shockingly weak statement.

There was no indication that the administration would reconsider last week’s decision to provide the Egyptians with

10 Apache helicopters and more than $650 million in aid.

The death sentences are subject to appeal, but that is little solace to the defendants who have been accused and sentenced with nothing resembling justice or even minimal due process. In Monday’s ruling, the spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Mohamed Badie, was among those convicted even though he repeatedly emphasized nonviolence in his public remarks in the period leading up to the anti-Islamist crackdown that began with Mr. Morsi’s overthrow and the backlash against it.

The sentences were imposed for inciting violence and disturbances in which one police officer was allegedly killed. But none of those sentenced was charged with participating in his murder.

Mr. Badie and many others were given the death sentence for lesser crimes.

In a separate outrageous ruling, a court banned the activities of the April 6

group, a liberal organization that spearheaded the revolt against then-President Hosni Mubarak in 2011. Its leaders already are serving three-year sentences for organizing an unauthorized street protest.

The courts in Egypt were once regarded as relatively liberal within the country’s authoritarian system, but it is clear that the judges have become a government tool.

There has been no serious attempt to deliver justice for the thousands of Islamists and other antigovernment critics who are now languishing in jails or the estimated 1,000 who were killed by security forces during last year’s protests by supporters of Mr. Morsi and the Brotherhood.

Like the United States, Israel has an interest in a stable Egypt that can honor the 1979 Israel-Egypt peace treaty and defeat militants in Sinai. But an Egyptian government that persecutes its political opponents and denies them justice and any political role in society will produce only instability and violence.

— The New York Times

Tougher sanctions could expose a Russian paper tiger Russian President Vladimir Putin may have hoped that the United States and its European allies would shy away from tougher economic sanctions, leaving him free to engineer his conquest of Ukraine.

He had reason to be optimistic: The first rounds of U.S. economic sanctions tweaked when they should have squeezed.

On Monday, however, the latest round of sanctions hit Putin’s inner circle, the oligarchs who help keep the Russian leader in power and enable his grandiose plans to expand the Russian empire. The U.S. froze assets for 17 companies and slapped travel bans and asset freezes on seven Russian officials.

Additional sanctions aimed to stem the flow of American-made hightech products into Russia, particularly equipment that could boost Russia’s military capabilities.

Russia’s response?

Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov described the sanctions as “disgusting.”

That’s a good start.

Russia’s economy depends heavily on oil

Putin may ignore these sanctions. But he can’t shrug off an economy in free fall. and gas sales. These sanctions should make it harder for Russia to reap the foreign capital, equipment and expertise it needs for the exploration and development of its untapped energy reserves. Travel bans will ground Russia’s moguls and make it harder for them to do business abroad.

Yes, the Russian strongman is wildly popular at home after his Crimea adventure. But the Russian economy is swooning. The ruble is off by more than 10 percent against the dollar.

Inflation is surging. The country’s bond rating was cut last week, to one notch above junk, raising the government’s cost of borrowing. The Bank of Russia raised its interest rate to a whopping 7.5 percent. Economic growth is expected to clock in this year at ... 0 or thereabouts. Look out below.

Ultimately, the Russian bear may prove to

be ... an economic paper tiger.

One prime way to make Russia’s economy more vulnerable and Ukraine’s less: Step up efforts to boost domestic energy production in Ukraine and increase imports from the West.

Promising news: The Wall Street Journal reports that the EU and Ukraine have agreed on terms to boost the flow of natural gas to Kiev.

That’s the third significant energy agreement since the pro-Western government came to power in February.

Putin hasn’t shown much appetite for a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, for obvious reasons. Any military occupation would shift the responsibility for millions of people to Russia, straining its already weak economy. The Russians also could expect to battle a Ukraine insurgency supported by the West. Military hardware should already be

flowing to Kiev.

Still, Russian troops are massed at Ukraine’s borders. In recent days, Russian warplanes have intruded into Ukrainian airspace. Masked proRussian militants have seized European military observers, attacked pro-Western Ukrainian government officials and refused to stand down, despite the fact that Russia and the West reached a diplomatic deal for those groups to disarm

and disband.

Ultimately, Putin may ignore these sanctions.

But he can’t shrug off an economy in free fall. Nor can he afford to dismiss the U.S. threat that the next round will be even tougher ­ — clamping down on entire Russian industries and sectors.

Putin talks about asserting Russian dominance over the entire region. But if he hankers to reassemble a chunk of the old Soviet

Union, President Barack Obama might remind him why the Soviet bloc fell: It collapsed economically, not militarily.

The United States and its allies won’t put boots on the ground in Ukraine. But they can make it clear that either Putin stands down or his country pays a heavier and heavier price, turning Putin’s triumph into Putin’s folly.

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sales tax discouraged vendors. Iola was without a market for five years.

When revival was considered it took about a year to get things shipshape.

Bearden said organizers looked at “boards and bylaws and different types of governance stuff because it needs to be sustainable. It needs to be

Iola forensics students will travel to Topeka on Saturday to compete at state. The students are, front from left, Clara Wicoff, Trilby Bannister, Mackenzie Weseloh, Caitie Venter, Katie Terhune, and Madison Luken; back from left, Emma Piazza, Tyler Holloway, Judd Wiltse, Garrett Prall, Yohon Sinclair and Olivia Bannister.

Forensics: State bound Yes, golden slipper.

Wiltse is quite the instructor. He knows how to do various accents and shares his secrets with the audience. Wiltse performed a humorous solo, “Accents, INC.” by John C. Havens. Wiltse plays a teacher who has stereotypes for every accent.

Italians are all chefs and Scottish people are shepherds who love haggis.

Madison Luken is on a mission to find some missing vegetables.

Luken gave an oral interpretation of prose, “The Webb Files,” by Margie Palatini. Webb is a detective on a farm who tries to “quack” the case of

why farm animals’ items are going missing.

When a plumber and a narcoleptic come together as a team, things kind of get messy. Emma Piazza and Trilby Bannister performed an improv duet acting piece as a plumber and a narcoleptic falling in a hole in a chapel. Bannister’s comedic timing to fall asleep was perfect.

Tyler Holloway presented an oral interpretation of poetry about “Jack and the Beanstalk.”

Holloway makes hilarious voices and faces and keeps the audience laughing. Jack has a great idea to steal gold from the big giant.

We all know the story

sales, special events are scheduled, including cooking demonstrations. A reading round-up barn will make an appearance as often as possible, depending on volunteers to read to kids.

“It’s a portable barn that has books about accurate (agricultural) topics, such as raising beef, goats or gardens,” Bearden said.

Entertainment also is a feature.

Dust: Drought causes issue

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an entity that doesn’t rely on one person’s presence or involvement.”

Allen County Farm Bureau and Thrive Allen County work together on keep the market humming along.

To date, 13 vendors have signed on for this year. Cost for vendors is $40 for a season or $5 a week, with registration available each Thursday.

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lofted is eventually carried into eastern Kansas.”

Kansas is dry so far this year, but not anywhere near what it was during the 1930s and 1950s, he said. Much of the dirt has blown in from eastern Colorado, where it is drier, but much also is coming from Kansas fields that have been plowed, Hutton said.

On his central Kansas farm, Tom Giessel said the high winds coupled with dry conditions have been tough on crops.

Giessel has recorded just a little over an inch and a half of rain since January; normally, he would have had well over 5 inches by this time of the year.

of the famous nanny, Mary Poppins, but in Trilby Bannister’s humorous solo she introduces Mary Choppins.

Choppins is a hit man who takes over watching two children. The children must deal with her evil antics and figure out who killed their mother.

Olivia Bannister and Garrett Prall were the last to perform. They did an improv piece.

Prall was a cowboy and Bannister an older person. They called their piece the “Grandmother Clock.” Bannister buys a clock that happens to be a bomb and takes it into a salon. The two must figure out how to stop the bomb before it goes off.

His stunted wheat, which is under irrigation, has not been this short since 1989, he said.

“Yeah, it’s damn dusty,” he said, adding he stays inside on his farm, which is seven miles northwest of Larned, when it gets that bad. “I don’t remember having that many consecutive days with high winds.”

The ground is so dry that he is planning to plant about 40 percent of his normal amount of row crops. The only reason he says he is planting any corn at all is because he already had bought the seed and could not return it.

“My father always told me, ‘Don’t look at the calendar, you farm according to the weather,’”

Giessel said. “And now I kind of changed to where I farm according to the climate because of the way our climate I think has shifted with heat and the boundaries have been stretched.

“There is more uncertainty ... than there has been in the past and so I am making some shifts in how I operate,” he said.

“The inputs for these crops are way too pricey to just be rolling the dice that it is going to rain.”

The dust storms are negatively impacting winter wheat crops, eroding the soil and exposing the roots, said Don Keeney, an agricultural meteorologist with the Maryland-based commodity risk firm MDA Weather Services.

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should not attempt to expedite death penalty appeals.

“In our judicial system, mistakes are made. What happened in Oklahoma is an example of that,” said Rep. Steven Becker, a Buhler Republican and former district court judge. “We shouldn’t be streamlining the process to get to executions sooner than we do.”

Kansas enacted its current death penalty law in 1994, and the first capital case under it arose from a 1996 killing. But the state hasn’t carried out an execution since 1965, hangings under a previous law struck down by the federal courts.

The Kansas Supreme Court, which must review every case, has overturned death sentences five times since the new law took effect.

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King said that even if the measure is enacted, appeals in capital murder cases still would probably take 11 years.

He acknowledged that Oklahoma’s botched execution shows the need to ensure that the procedure is “humane and foolproof.”

But he added, “I don’t think that changes the need to ensure that decisions of Kansas juries, properly affirmed on appeal, are followed.”

Barclay said the Department of Corrections has no supply of lethal-injection drugs because if it did, those drugs would expire before an execution is scheduled. He said once an execution is closer, the department will examine what drugs to use and how they’re administered.

“We’d have a process to go through,” he said.

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Suicide bomb plot hearing is set WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A federal judge scheduled another hearing for a man accused of plotting a suicide bombing at Wichita’s airport.

U.S. District Judge Monti Belot on Wednesday set a July 21 date for a status conference in the case of Terry Loewen, an avionics techni-

cian facing terrorismrelated charges. Such proceedings are routinely used to keep the court informed on progress.

Belot held the last such hearing on Monday.

Loewen was arrested Dec. 13 after allegedly trying to bring a van filled with inert explosives onto the tarmac

at the airport, where he worked. The arrest followed a months-long federal sting operation.

He has pleaded not guilty to attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction, attempting to use an explosive device to damage property and attempting to give material support to al-Qaida.

New Kansas federal judge named WASHINGTON (AP) — An attorney from Kansas City, Kansas, has been confirmed as a judge of the U.S. District Court in Kansas.

Sen. Jerry Moran said the Senate approved the appointment of Daniel Crabtree on Wednesday. He was nominated by President Barack Obama last Au-

gust to succeed U.S. District Judge John Lungstrum, who took senior status.

Crabtree is a partner in the Kansas City law firm of Stinson Morrison Hecker. He joined the firm as an associate after receiving his law degree from the University of Kansas School in 1981. He also holds a

bachelor’s degree from Ottawa University.

Crabtree’s legal practice has included representation of businesses and government entities in complex civil litigation in federal and state courts.

He also is general counsel for the Kansas City Royals baseball team.

Murderers may face longer sentences TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Defendants convicted of premeditated first-degree murder in Kansas would face a mandatory life sentence with no chance of parole for at least 50 years under a bill heading to Gov. Sam Brownback.

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Hopes Honoring her father’s coaching legacy high for ‘triple crown’ A For years, Bill Freeman guided scores of young men each Friday night on the football field. Now, his daughter is spearheading an effort to get Freeman elected to the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame as he battles Alzheimer’s disease.

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

fter Friday’s come and gone, and Jennifer Nauertc’s efforts are done, she’ll have every chance to step back and catch her breath.

She has no intention of doing so.

“I’m gonna be on pins and needles until we find out the results,” she told the Register in a telephone interview.

Nauertc, the former Jennifer Freeman, has spearheaded concerted efforts since last October to get her father — retired high school football coach Bill Freeman — elected to the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame.

Voting concludes Friday, although the 2014 inductees won’t be announced until early this summer. That’s when Nauertc will learn whether her countless emails, letters and phone calls were fruitful.

A glimpse at her father’s statistics should make his election a no-brainer. In 36 years, including a stint at Le Roy High School, his teams had a 242-81-3 record, with eight state championships.

Freeman won fictional state titles in Osawatomie (2) and Le Roy (1) before the state playoff system was introduced in 1969.

His heyday, however, came as head coach at Lawrence High School, where his teams won five state championships between 1979 and 1989.

Among those he coached were future NFL players, in-

charm. I didn’t miss another one.”

It was connecting with her father’s former players that has made Nauertc’s efforts these past several months most enjoyable, she said.

She recalled traveling with her father to Oakland to visit Jensen, who was a

Allen Community College’s athletes will vie for the coveted running “triple crown” when they travel to Arkansas City Friday and Saturday for the Region VI/ Jayhawk East Championships.

The Allen men already own conference titles in cross country and indoor track.

While head coach Vince DeGrado concedes anything can happen at a meet of this magnitude — especially with a team such as Allen that has a limited number of field competitors, including no throwers.

“We’ll have seven events where we don’t enter anybody,” he notes.

Nevertheless, he’s optimistic about his team’s chances.

He has good reason, with ACC’s sterling sprinters racking up school records by the armload, and qualifying several for the NJCAA Outdoor National Championships May 15-17 in Mesa, Ariz.

Among April highlights: — Allen’s Jethro St. Hubert won the men’s long jump with a national qualifying mark of 23 feet, 3.5 inches at the Southwestern Relays in Winfield Saturday.

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Bill Freeman won 241 games in his 36 years of coaching Kansas high school football. Today, his daughter, Jennifer Nauertc, is leading a campaign to get her father elected to the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame. COURTESY PHOTO cluding Lynn Dickey, Derrick Jensen, Jeff Wright, Bucky Scribner and Keith DeLong.

Freeman also coached Lawrence High track and field teams to state titles in 1989 and 1990.

On the sidelines or in the stands for most of them was his doting daughter.

“I was at almost every game from 1974 to 1990,” she

recalled.

Almost.

Nauertc recalled one Halloween night when she had a choice of watching her father coach or going trick-or-treating.

She chose the latter. Her father’s team lost.

“He blamed me for that one,” she said with a chuckle.

“He didn’t have his good luck

Escobar double keys KC win

By DAVE SKRETTA The Iola Register

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Alcides Escobar is a maestro with his glove, making the kinds difficult of plays at shortstop that has helped to make the Kansas City Royals one of the best defensive teams in baseball.

On Wednesday night, Escobar showed he can swing the bat a bit, too. His two-run double in the seventh inning proved to be the difference in a tense 4-2 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays.

“He’s been very consistent,” Royals manager Ned Yost said. “He’s always been an important part of our club because of his defense.

He saves runs in the field.

But when you add offense to that, he becomes a very special player.”

Eric Hosmer drove in the other two runs for the Royals, whose bullpen blew a 2-0 lead for young starter Yordano Ventura before holding on to beat Toronto with a late rally for the second straight night. Kansas City won the series opener 10-7 behind a six-run eighth inning.

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Nicole Schowengerdt took 18th in her age group at the Rock the Parkway half marathon in Kansas City, Mo., April 12. She is shown here with her husband, Daniel, and their children, Bella, left, and Noah. REGISTER/SPENCER MICHELSON

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Nicole Schowengerdt placed in the top 8 percent of the Rock the Parkway half marathon in Kansas City, Mo. on April 12.

Schowengerdt, 31, was 380th out of 4,933 finishing runners. She finished in one hour and 44 minutes, averaging a 7 minute and 59-second mile. She placed 18th in her

age group, which is in the top 3 percent.

“My goal was just to try a half marathon to see what I could do,” she said.

The Rock the Parkway halfmarathon and 5K runs have been taking place for the past five years. A half marathon is 13.1 miles; a 5k is 3.1 miles.

This was the first time that Schowengerdt had run a half marathon.

“This is the farthest that

I’ve done,” Schowengerdt, who won Iola’s Mad Bomber 5k women’s division last year, said. “I just was interested in seeing how fast I could do it.

I usually like to be competitive.”

Schowengerdt attended Bishop Miege High School in Roeland Park. While in high school, she was a member of the school’s track and crosscountry teams. She competed in 300m hurdles, 400m and

4x4 relay. Her team went to the state meet all four of her years.

Daniel Schowengerdt, 32, her husband ran track with her in high school. He ran the 800m and mile. They began dating in college. Now, Daniel and their kids, Noah, 6, and Bella, 4, attend every race Nicole is in. They plan out routes on the course to be See RUNNER | Page B6

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Job is based in Iola. Please apply in person at D of K Vaults, 304 Portland, Iola, KS, Monday-Friday from 7a.m.-4 p.m.

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PRODUCTION MANAGER D of K Vaults (Iola, KS) is looking for a Production Manager.

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The City of Humboldt is taking applications for the position of City Administrator. General duties include administration, budget, financial reports, human resources, economic development, and supervision of various City departments. The duties are outlined in the adopted City Administrator job description. Applicants should have at least three to five years supervisory or management experience, budget experience, a valid driver’s license, and will be subject to physical and drug testing. For information, contact the City of Humboldt, PO Box 228, 725 Bridge, Humboldt KS 66748, (620) 473-3232, or at www.humboldtkansas.org. Applications will be reviewed after May 15, 2014, but accepted until position is filled.

The City of Humboldt is an equal opportunity employer.

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420 N. KENTUCKY, 3-BEDROOM, 1-1/2-bath, attached garage, privacy fence, 620-2284186.

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Contact Lisa Sigg at (620) 228-3698 or Gari Korte at (620) 228-4567

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I’ve become very Goth. I have piercings and tattoos and got my real hair cut for this part.

•You’re an early-40s wife and mother of a young son.

How do you like this new look at this stage in life?

It was a little jarring at first, but I’m getting used to it. I’m having to rock the Chloe look in my real life. It’s kind of fun. I’ve had the regular long hair for many, many years, so it’s kind of cool that as a full-grown woman, I get to be the punk-rock, Goth “Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” that I never was.

It’s a general, dark, edgy look that you see all the time in different ways. It’s really reflective of where she’s at and how she is now angry and trying to hide and lashing out a little bit. It’s very different for me, and it’s very cool. I’m still trying to figure it out.

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SUNDAY 8 p.m. on KMBC Resurrection Arcadia is at critical mass with returnees, forcing Bellamy (Omar Epps) to ask for outside help. When Sheriff Fred (Matt Craven) tries to implement his own agenda, a siege ensues.

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MONDAY 7 p.m. on KOAM 2 Broke Girls Caroline (Beth Behrs) learns that Max (Kat Dennings) never graduated from high school because she missed one exam.

She makes it her mission to help Max get that diploma.

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SportsCenter The Best of Pride College Rowing Big 12 Royals MLB Baseball: Royals at Mariners Ridic.

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College Rowing WCCatfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish: The TV Catfish True Life Preachers’ Preachers’ Preachers’ Bring It! (10:01) Bring It! Preach.

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TUESDAY 8 p.m. on KFJX New Girl In the season finale, Jess and Nick (Zooey Deschanel, Jake Johnson) decide to take a cruise they booked while they were still together, and they invite the whole gang to come along.

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WEDNESDAY 7 p.m. on KSNF Revolution Truman (Steven Culp) uses his new authority to call for a mustard gas attack on Miles and Monroe (Billy Burke, David Lyons) in the new episode “Tomorrowland.”

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THURSDAY 8 p.m. on FX Saint George George (George Lopez) has a new love interest, and she has lots of money. He’s thrilled with the relationship at first but soon realizes he’s just a boy-toy to her in “Rich Girl.”

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ROBERT A. MOORE, BENITA L. MOORE, and NEOSHO MEMORIAL REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, Defendants Case No. 13-4146-EFM-JPO NOTICE OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue of an Order Of Sale Of Real Estate issued out of the United States District Court for the District of Kansas, at Topeka, Kansas, in the above entitled case, I will, on Friday, the 30th day of May, 2014, at 12:00 o’clock A.M., at the front door of the Allen County Courthouse, Iola, Kansas, offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all of the right, title and interest of Defendants Robert A. Moore and Benita L. Moore in and to the following described real estate located in Allen County, Kansas, to-wit: A tract of land in the NE1/4 of Section 33, Township 24 South, Range 19 East of the Sixth Principal Meridian, more closely described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the East section line and 1160 feet South of the Northeast corner of said NE1/4, thence Westerly parallel to the North Section line 675 feet; thence Southerly 323 feet; thence Easterly 675 feet; thence Northerly on the East section line 323 feet to the point of beginning, Allen County, Kansas.

Payment must be in the form of Cash, Cashier’s Check, Money Order or Certified Check made payable to the United States District Court and will be accepted as follows: Less than $25,000 Entire amount due at conclusion of sale; $25,000-$100,000 10% down with the remainder delivered to the United States Marshal’s Service Office by close of the business day; More than $100,000 10% down with the remainder delivered to the United States Marshal’s Service Office within five (5) working days The contact person regarding inquiries about the above property is Kent Colwell, United States Department of Agriculture, Rural Development, (785) 628-3081.

Said real property is levied on as the property of Defendants Defendants Robert A. Moore and Benita L. Moore and will be sold without appraisal, subject to any unpaid real property taxes or special assessments and with a three (3) month right of redemption, to satisfy said Order of Sale.

United States Marshal’s Office, Topeka, Kansas, this 25 day of April, 2014.

CRAIG BEAM Acting United States Marshal, District of Kansas (5) 1,8,15,22 (First published in The Iola Register on May 1, 2014) The Housing Authority of the City of Iola will hold a public meeting at 10 a.m. May 13, 2014, at 217 North Washington to receive comments on the significant amendment to our FY 2014 Annual Plan. All applicable documents are on display at the same location between the hours of 8-Noon and 1-5 p.m. EHO (5) 1,6,10

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When is a BP reading right?

Dear Dr. Roach: I am a 70-year-old man with high blood pressure. I take a calcium-channel blocker and a diuretic to control it. I am concerned about systolic readings that can vary 10-12 points when I take my blood pressure five-10 minutes apart. A recent example: readings of 132, 143, 140 and 133, taken five to six minutes apart. My diastolic readings don’t vary more than a point or two in the mid-70s. Should I be concerned about these variations in systolic pressure? — J.S. Answer: Having a patient who gets multiple values, thinks about what it means and cares enough to ask is a real pleasure for a physician.

This degree in blood pressure variation is well within the expected norm. Your systolic pressure (the top number, and the peak blood pressure while the heart is expelling blood from the left ventricle into the aorta) is about 136, plus or minus seven points. Having multiple readings increases the precision of the measurement and allows your physician to make better decisions about the effectiveness of your treatment regimen.

Your systolic number, however, is in the range of prehypertension, so your doctor will be keeping an eye on that.

Dr. Keith Roach To Your Good Health During the course of the day, systolic blood pressure readings can vary as much as 30 points. Even in the few minutes you took these, I often see variation as much or more than this.

Dear Dr. Roach: What are the methods for diagnosis and treatment of an Achilles’ tendon tear?

— L.N. Answer: The Achilles’ tendon connects the calf muscles, soleus and gastrocnemius, to the heel bone, the calcaneus. A complete rupture usually happens with a sudden, forceful contraction of the calf muscles, such as jumping, often in sports.

The diagnosis usually is made by physical exam.

It’s not always as obvious as it might seem: Some people with a complete rupture can still walk, and some people have no pain. Still, an experienced examiner should be able to diagnose a complete tear. An ultrasound or MRI is sometimes used to evaluate a partial tear or look for similar conditions, such as bursitis or tendinopathy.

Complete tear can be managed surgically or

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with physical therapy and rehabilitation.

A surgeon should always be consulted. Partial tears are usually treated conservatively, with PT and rehab. Surgery on the Achilles’ tendon typically requires two to three months off of work.

Dear Dr. Roach: My wife was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis about 16 years ago. The disease has taken a primary progressive course, and she is now wheelchair bound. Several years ago, she was put on cholesterol-lowering medicine for elevated cholesterol and had good results. I have read about the importance of cholesterol to nerves and nerve impulses, and am worried that her cholesterol is now too low (122 mg/dL, 3.15mol/L). Could this worsen the MS? — B.F. Answer: I have read arguments that low cholesterol both improves and worsens MS. I researched the evidence, and my opinion is that there is more to support the position that lowering the cholesterol tends to help prevent progression of MS. I wouldn’t recommend taking cholesterol medication just to help with MS, but I certainly wouldn’t stop the cholesterol-lowering medication for fear of making MS worse.

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Rockets hold off Portland HOUSTON (AP) — Dwight Howard had 22 points and 14 rebounds, and Jeremy Lin came off the bench to score 21 points and help the Houston Rockets beat the Portland Trail Blazers 108-98 on Wednesday night to avoid elimination.

The Trail Blazers lead the first-round series 3-2 entering Game 6 on Friday in Portland.

A basket by Damian Lillard got the Trail Blazers within two points before James Harden stepped back and swished a 3-pointer to make it 103-98 with

about three minutes left.

The shot brought the crowd, which was clad almost completely in red shirts emblazoned with the words “Clutch City” on them, to its feet.

That started a 12-0 Houston run to close it Damian Lillard, right, of Portland out.

Harden drives by Jeremy Lin of Houston finished with Wednesday in the Rockets’ 108-98 17 points and win. GEORGE BRIDGES/MCT seven assists.

Marcus Aldridge, limitHouston finally slowed down La- ing him to eight points, after he averaged 35.3 points in the first four games. Wesley Matthews led the Blazers with 27 points and Lillard added 26. nings for Toronto.

Lin got extended minThe 23-year-old utes on Wednesday night right-hander, who with Pat Beverley dealmissed last season afing with an illness. Bevter Tommy John surerley had five points in gery, kept the Royals 21 minutes. mostly off balance unThe Rockets led by as til Escobar guided his many as 17 points in the double down the leftfirst half. Portland cut it field line with two outs to one point three times in the seventh. Jimmy in the fourth quarter, but Paredes and Salvy Pernever went back on top. ez scored easily to give Kansas City the lead.

“I got ahead of him.

I went right at him. I thought I made a good pitch,” Hutchison said.

Continued from B1 “That’s a situation able to cheer for her as where I expect myself much as possible. to thrive and get the job When the family lived done, but I didn’t.” in Liberal, Nicole participated in its annual pancake race.

The women in Liberal compete against those in Olney, England. The tradition is in its 65th year.

The race requires runHumboldt ners to dress up in aprons and bandanas, flip a pancake in a skillet before

KC: Royals rally Continued from B1

stranded runners on second and third in the seventh, and Wade Davis struck out Jose Reyes to leave the bases loaded in the eighth.

Greg Holland worked around a double in the ninth for his seventh save in seven tries.

“You play 162 games.

You’re going to see a lot of things happen,” Holland said. “The mark of a good bullpen is when you have guys pick each other up when they get in jams.”

Drew Hutchison (12) allowed all four runs on five hits in seven in-

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Allen: School marks broken Continued from B1

tion, the ACC men won the 4x800-meter relay with another national qualifying time of 7 minutes, 52.6 seconds.

— Brandon Bernal opened his outdoor season April 18 at the Central Missouri Mule Relays by qualifying for nationals in the 800-meter run with a time of 1:55.18. Patrick Rachford just missed qualifying for nationals in the 5000-meter run with a time of 15:51.89.

— Kyle Schauvliege broke an ACC school record in the 10,000 meters with a time of 31:46.16 at the Kansas Relays in Lawrence April 17-19. The old school mark was set in 1991. Dallas Snider also took the school record in the 1500 meters with a time of 3:57.29, erasing a mark that had stood since 1998. Salvador Medrano narrowly missed qualifying for nationals in the 3000-meter steeple chase with a time of 9:56.24. He needed a time of 9:56.22. Meanwhile, Vanessa Style shattered

her own school mark in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 13.69 seconds to take second overall.

— Even though he topped his 1500 mark a week later, Snider already had qualified for nationals at the KT Woodman Relays at Wichita State University April 11-12 with a time of 4:00.82. Schauvliege ran 15:32.45 in the 5000 meters, while Brock Artis ran in 15:35.81, qualifying both for nationals. Terika Henry broke the 100-meter dash school mark of 11.73 seconds in a preliminary round before withdrawing before the finals. Elesha Alyn qualified for nationals in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 14.44 seconds. Style ran the 100 hurdles in 13.92 seconds to finish second.

— The Allen men won the team title at the Emporia State Relays April 5 by taking second in the 4x400 relay, third in the 4x800 relay and third in the 4x100 relay. Artis broke the school record in the 3000 meters with a

time of 8:59.61, good for fourth place overall. Deandre Henderson won the 200-meter dash with a time of 21.86 seconds.

Antonio Duncan ran the 400-meter hurdles in 54.70 seconds, a national qualifying mark. The men’s 4x100 relay team qualified for nationals with time of 41.25 seconds; the 4x400 relay team finished in 3:18.48, also a national qualifier.

Henry qualified for nationals in the 400 with a time of 56.77 seconds.

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meet will take DeGrado and his team back to Arkansas City, where DeGrado coached Cowley County’s track and field and cross country teams to great success over a four-year period, ending in 2011.

“I was joking that I was surprised they didn’t lose our invitation in the mail,” DeGrado said. “The competitor in me wants to see us go kick their ass, but it’s not about me.

It’s about the kids and seeing what they can accomplish.”

Runner: Iolan completes half marathon

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the race starts, then run the 415 yards with it to the finish line, where the runner must flip the pancake once more.

“I had just heard about it and I really tried to train for it,” Schowengerdt said. “I knew it was a really big there.”

She participated in the 2011 race, where she won in a little more than a minute, 1:03.41. She said she didn’t actually

practice running with the skillet until the day of the race. The women of Liberal won that year as well.

Schowengerdt said that she trained for about three months in preparation for the half marathon. She followed a calendar, day-to-day, off the website www.halhigdon.com.

“I did just running, regular running, and

then I did long runs and I lifted,” Schowengerdt said. “I also did some track work at the track right here in town.”

Schowengerdt thinks she will run a half marathon again.

“I could see myself running another half marathon. A full marathon though, that’s a lot.

I’m not sure, I might do that later down the road maybe.”

Freeman: Hall of Fame vote ends Friday Continued from B1

special teams player who scored a touchdown after blocking a punt in Super Bowl XVIII. “I can remember Dad being invited to see the Oakland Raiders stadium, but I didn’t get to go,” she recalled. “No women were allowed. Instead, I got stuck going shopping with my mother. I would have rather been at the stadium.”

Her family also has an autographed photo of Wright, a former defensive lineman for the Buffalo Bills, tackling Emmitt Smith.

“Hearing from Dad’s former players has been tremendous,” she said.

“Their response has been overwhelming.”

THERE IS urgency to

Nauertc’s efforts.

Freeman, 83, lives in a nursing home in Burlington. He was moved there after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease about two years ago.

Nauertc desperately wants her father to be elected while he’s still alive.

Freeman’s family began to suspect he was suffering from Alzheimer’s when he began to forget names, and eventually, more basic facts about his life.

“The doctors confirmed what we had suspected,” his daughter said. “He still remembers me and the kids, but he thinks he’s in 1951.”

Nauertc is uncertain how much time her father has left. The disease

has progressed to the point he’s confined to a wheelchair.

“To see somebody as active as my father was stuck in a wheelchair tears me up,” she said.

Freeman has more than her daughter speaking on his behalf.

In addition to his former players, Bob Lutz, sports columnist for the Wichita Eagle, penned a column in early April endorsing Freeman’s induction.

But Nauertc also realizes each Hall of Fame ballot has a list of 25 deserving candidates, and voters can choose only 10.

Not only that, but the voters must have 10 —

and 10 only — names listed on the ballot, or they’ll be discarded.

“That’s a lot of variables,” she noted. “We’ll just have to wait.”

In addition to coaching, Freeman owned the bank in Le Roy for several years and served as the town’s mayor. He gave up both as the early stages of Alzheimer’s set in.

Freeman earned the Kansas Hall of Fame’s “Pride of Kansas” Award in 2012.

The award is given to Kansas coaches and athletes who achieved a lifetime of greatness, while maintaining the highest level of integrity influencing the lives of youths.

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