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Trump, Clinton sound off at security forum

By JULIE PACE and STEVE PEOPLES The Associated Press

NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton confronted their key weaknesses in a televised national security forum, with the Republican defending his preparedness to be commander in chief despite vague plans for tackling global challenges

Donald Trump

Trump also renewed his praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin and his disdain for President Barack Obama, saying that the Russian enjoyed an 82 percent approval rating. “The man has very strong control over a country,” Trump said. “It’s a very different system and I don’t happen to like the system, but certainly, in that system, he’s been a leader, far

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and the Democrat arguing that her controversial email practices did not expose questionable judgment.

more than our president has been a leader.”

Speaking to reporters in Laos, Obama said Thursday that Trump confirms his belief that Trump isn’t qualified to be president “every time he speaks” and added: “The most important thing for the public and the press is to just listen to what he says and follow up and ask questions to what appear to be

either contradictory or uninformed or outright wacky ideas.”

Trump and Clinton spoke back-to-back Wednesday night, each fielding 30 minutes of questions. While the candidates never appeared on stage together, the session served as a preview of sorts for their highly-anticipated See FORUM | Page A2

WE’RE TALKIN’ JAZZY FUN Since Mercy Hospital Independence closed in fall 2015, a large portion of the building has been torn down. A garage for city emergency vehicles is being built in its place. KHI NEWS SERVICE/JIM MCLEAN

Hopefuls rethink Medicaid support

By JIM MCLEAN KHI News Service

A large section of what used to be Mercy Hospital in Independence has been torn down in the year since it closed.

On a hot August day, a bulldozer prepares the lot where it once stood for construction of a new city garage.

Andy Taylor, editor of the weekly Montgomery County Chronicle, said many residents of the community of about 10,000 still aren’t sure exactly what happened. But he said they believe city and state officials could and should have done more to save the hospital.

“What the average citizen knows is there’s not a hospital here,” Taylor said. “The day in August of 2015 when Mercy Health System said, ‘We’re closing this hospital,’ people woke up and they said, ‘OK, elected officials, where were you?’”

As it turns out, several area lawmakers were among those who, with Gov. Sam Brownback and Republican legislative leaders, blocked something that might have helped: Medicaid expansion.

“The refusal to expand Medicaid is part of the reason (the hospital closed),” said Chuck Schmidt, a Democrat running for the Kansas Legislature seat being vacated by Republican Sen. Jeff King of Independence.

“We know that hospital lost $1.6 million a year as a result of not having Medicaid expansion,” Schmidt said, referring to the amount the hospital would have gained in higher reimSee HOPEFULS | Page A5

A number of memorable duets are central to the Iola Community Theatre production of “I’m Talkin’ Jazz,” including, at top, Jared Ellis and Sabra Aguirre, at left, Sophie Whitney and Brooke King, and below, Jessica Quinhones and Sam Terhune.

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Communty Theatre opens season with musical spectacular

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

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he 2015-16 Iola Community Theatre season kicks off in grand style this weekend with the bebopping sounds of yesteryear.

We’re talkin’ jazz, and lots of it, as an ensemble of vocalists will fill the Bowlus Fine Arts Center auditorium

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with the unforgettable songs of Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Duke Ellington and the like.

“I’m Talkin’ Jazz” runs at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and again 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the Bowlus.

Audiences will be treated to the melodic harmonies of local crooners, accompanied by the nonpareil Iola High School jazz band.

Headlining the musical extravaganza are ICT veteran Sabra Aguirre, who has delighted local audiences with her vocal talents for years, and Jared Ellis, who’s a newcomer to the Iola Community Theatre, but an accomplished performer and

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speaker nonetheless with his weekly sermons at Fellowship Regional Church.

Aguirre, who also serves as stage and musical director, and Ellis open the show with a pair of numbers, “I Won’t Dance” and “Cheek To Cheek,” setting the bar high for the numbers to follow.

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Small asteroid may answer big questions

Obituary Hellen Bell Hellen L. Bell, 97, Iola, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2016, at her home.

Hellen was born Feb. 27, 1919, in Sitka, the daughter of Louis and Arvilla (Bierd) Blohm. She grew up in Piqua. In October 1935, she married Herman W. “Tood” Bell in Garnett. They made their home in Neosho Falls until the ‘51 flood. They then Hellen Bell moved to Iola. Tood preceded her in death Nov. 9, 1958.

She is survived by three of her children, Bill Bell, Wichita, Doris Peters and husband Pete, Iola, and Marie Davis and husband Gary, Cheney; and a number of grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, her son Jim Bell, grandson Frankie Keithly, daughter-inlaw Marge Bell, sister Betty Hayes, brother Louis Blohm and an infant brother.

Family and friends will meet at the Feuerborn Family Funeral Service in Iola at 1 p.m. Monday for visitation before leaving for graveside services at Highland Cemetery in Iola at 1:30.

Memorials are suggested to Wings Of Warriors Cancer Foundation for Allen County and may be left with the funeral home.

By AMINA KHAN Los Angeles Times

Get ready for an interplanetary treasure hunt.

Tonight, NASA will launch its first mission to visit an asteroid and bring precious samples back to Earth.

OSIRIS-REx, set to launch around 6:05 p.m.

CDT, will head to Bennu, a dark rubble-pile of an asteroid that stretches 1,614 feet wide. After the spacecraft reaches and orbits the near-Earth asteroid in 2018 and carries samples back to Earth, scientists hope to develop a detailed profile to shed light on the early evolution of the solar system, clues to the origin of life and tools that will allow them to

Chanute man, 75, injured A Chanute man was injured Wednesday morning when the motorcycle he was riding struck the side of a tow truck north of Iola.

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striking the truck on the side.

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This artist’s concept shows the Origins Spectral Interpretation Resource Identification Security - Regolith Explorer (OSIRIS-REx) spacecraft contacting the asteroid Bennu with the Touch-And-Go Sample Arm Mechanism or TAGSAM. NASA PHOTO accurately track asteroids that come uncomfortably close to Earth.

The spacecraft, aboard an Atlas V rocket, was rolled out to the launch pad Wednesday morning. Jason Dworkin, the mission’s project scientist, called the attitude among the team at Cape Canaveral “excited optimism.”

“We’re ready to go,” Dworkin said in an interview, “and excited to see the spacecraft fly.”

OSIRIS-REx (short for Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, SecurityRegolith Explorer) is bringing a suite of instruments that will help

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presidential debates.

By virtue of a coin flip, Clinton took the stage first and quickly found herself responding at length to questions about her years in government. She reiterated that she had made mistakes in relying on a personal email account and private server as secretary of state and in voting for the 2003 invasion of Iraq as a senator. But she defended her support for U.S. military intervention to help oust a dictator in Libya, despite the chaotic aftermath.

“I’m asking to be judged on the totality of my record,” said Clinton, who grew visibly irritated at times with the repeated focus on her past actions.

Clinton, who has cast Trump as dangerously ill-prepared to be commander in chief, tried to center the discussion on her foreign policy proposals. She vowed to defeat the Islamic State group “without committing American ground troops” to Iraq or Syria. And she pledged to hold weekly Oval Office meetings with representatives from the Pentagon and Department of Veterans Affairs to stay abreast of health care for veterans.

Trump did little to counter the criticism that he lacks detailed policy proposals, particularly regarding the Islamic State group. He both insisted he has a private blueprint for defeating the extremist group and that he would demand a plan from military leaders within 30 days of taking office.

But he was also harshly critical of the military, saying America’s generals have been “reduced to rubble” under Obama. Asked to square his request for military options with that criticism, Trump said simply: “They’ll probably be different generals.”

Trump stood by a

previous comment that appeared to blame military sexual assaults on men and women serving together, but added he would not seek to remove women from the military. And for the first time, he opened the door to granting legal status to people living in the U.S. illegally who join the military.

“I think that when you serve in the armed forces, that’s a very special situation,” Trump said.

“And I could see myself working that out.”

The Republican also repeated an incorrect claim that he was opposed to the war with Iraq before the invasion.

That assertion is contradicted by an interview Trump did with Howard Stern in September 2002 in which he was asked whether he supported the invasion. He replied, “Yeah, I guess so.”

With just two months until Election Day, national security has

emerged as a centerpiece issue in the White House race. Both candidates believe they have the upper hand, with Clinton contrasting her experience with Trump’s unpredictability and the Republican arguing that Americans worried about their safety will be left with more of the same if they elect Obama’s former secretary of state.

While GOP candidates are often seen by voters as having an advantage on military and national security issues, Trump is far from a traditional Republican. He has no military experience and has repeatedly criticized the skill of the armed forces.

A flood of Republican national security experts have instead chosen to back Clinton, helping bolster her case that Trump is broadly unacceptable.

Earlier Wednesday, former Defense Secretary William Cohen joined the list of GOP officials sup-

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porting Clinton.

Ahead of the forum, Trump rolled out a new plan to boost military spending by tens of billions of dollars, including major increases in the number of active troops, fighter planes, ships and submarines.

His address earlier in the day included plans to eliminate deep spending cuts known as the “sequester” that were enacted when Congress failed to reach a budget compromise in 2011.

Republicans and Democrats voted for the automatic, across-the board cuts that affected both military and domestic programs, though the White House has long pressed Congress to lift the spending limits.

Trump expressed support for the sequester in interviews in 2013 — even describing them as too small — but seemed to suggest at the time that military spending should be exempt.

it understand Bennu in unprecedented detail. It will use several cameras to examine the surface, a laser altimeter to map the 3-dimensional topography, visible- and infrared-light spectrometers to study its chemical and mineral composition and an X-ray spectrometer to study elemental abundances.

It also holds an arm with a disclike device at the end that will carefully contact the surface and collect some of the dust and rock that scientists think cover Bennu’s surface.

“We are basically a space vacuum cleaner,” principal investigator Dante Lauretta said in a briefing Wednesday.

The eight known planets formed when the solar system was still in its infancy, coalescing out of the swirling disc of gas and dust that surrounded our nascent star. The asteroids are those bits of rock that never quite made it into one of these worlds; scientists think the belt of debris that stretches between the orbits of Jupiter and Mars could have been a planet, had the gas giant’s gravity not kept it from forming.

These asteroids, then, are the leftover building blocks of the solar system _ rocks that have never been altered by the heat and pressure inside a planet or been chemically transformed by the presence of life.

As such, they hold clues to the early development of the solar system, including what it was made out of and what its dynamics were.

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particularly intriguing because its dark surface indicates that it’s full of organic molecules, the kinds of chemicals that could have potentially seeded life on Earth.

Researchers have studied pieces of asteroids that have fallen to Earth as meteorites, but their searing plunge through the atmosphere and contact with the planet contaminates them, so that it’s incredibly hard to tell what chemical clues are truly from the sample and which ones are merely terrestrial contamination.

BENNU will also allow scientists to study the Yarkovsky effect, a strange phenomenon that especially affects smaller, dark-colored asteroids.

The asteroid’s surface absorbs sunlight and then re-emits it later as heat, which acts like a thruster and can alter its course.

This makes it difficult to predict an asteroid’s path; for example, Dworkin pointed out, Bennu has veered about 100 kilometers (62 miles) off course since its discovery in 1999. Learning in detail how the Yarkovsky effect acts on Bennu could help scientists better predict the trajectories of other asteroids whose paths bring them within striking distance of Earth.

“If you want to be able to predict where an object like Bennu is going to be in the future, you have to account for this phenomenon,” Lauretta said.

As it is with most interplanetary missions, patience is key: Scientists will have to wait to analyze the sample Bennu carries back to Earth; the spacecraft isn’t slated to return its cargo until 2023.

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Area arborists get back to their roots, with play

By MICHAEL PEARCE Wichita Eagle

BARTLETT ARBORETUM, Kan. (TNS) — There was terror in Kaleb Locke’s scream when he fell 15 feet from a cedar. But partway to the ground, that yell turned to laughter as a rope attached to a harness around his waist tightened.

Back and forth Locke swung through the trees and over a lake. Six friends, some of which watched and shouted encouragement from perches 30 feet up in sycamores, anxiously awaited their turns.

Though best known for open prairie, Kansas has many dedicated arborists.

Sometimes they can cut limbs from the confines of a bucket truck.

Many times they climb high into trees to trim thumb-sized limbs with handsaws or thick limbs with chainsaws.

A couple of times a month, they get together to climb, swing and play in trees.

“We do this, work up in trees, every day, but this gives us a chance to get together and have some fun,” said Locke, an arborist from Sedgwick. “We all like work-

Casey Tavares swings from a rope swing he and other arborists made at the Bartlett Arboretum. They work in trees professionally, and play in them on weekends. Michael Pearce/Wichita Eagle/TNS ing up in trees, obviously, but this is how we like to play.”

Working or playing, they take climbing serious.

“It’s all up to you,” Bryan Brock said about the thickness of limbs they’ll trust for their climbing ropes or to stand on. He was using live sycamore limbs 4 inches or more in diameter.

“A lot has to do with the kind of tree,” said Elias Richman, another arborist. “I don’t trust a cottonwood nearly as much as I would an oak.” Locke commented that hedge (a.k.a. Osage

KS lawmakers question proposed employee policy change TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Lawmakers are raising questions as Gov. Sam Brownback’s administration works to overhaul the state’s protocol for employee layoffs and rehiring.

Legislators on a regulatory advisory committee are studying the Kansas Department of Administration’s plan for altering policy on employee layoffs and rehiring, annual performance ratings, and donation of unused sick leave.

Some of the proposed alterations include capping the donation of unused sick leave at 80 hours, and restricting worker options for appealing regular job performance ratings.

Unused sick leave is currently provided to state workers who are dealing with serious illness, but who do not have paid time off.

Some lawmakers say the proposed regula-

tions are too vague and could be manipulated to weaken the standing of the most experienced staff. Legislators are also unhappy that the state workers or employee unions were asked for their input.

A department spokesman has said the changes have been in development since 2014. The proposals are vetted by the Attorney General Derek Schmidt’s office to make sure they are compliant with state law.

The committee cannot block any proposed changes. A committee member wanted to send a letter from the panel to the Department of Administration suggesting a delay in implementing the proposed changes, but he withdrew that request when other members expressed concern that the committee didn’t have the standing to make a formal request.

orange) trees also were especially sturdy. Dead limbs are never trusted.

Safety was the group’s common theme. Nobody got in a rush. Even amid the pros, second opinions were often sought.

Richman used a small bag of weights attached to light string tossed upward to access a particular limb. A thick rope was attached to the weights when he lowered them to the ground, and it was hauled back up and over the limb.

When that end of the climbing rope came back to Richman, he ran it through a metal ring on the rope’s other end

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Apple’s latest iPhone may be more notable for what’s missing than what’s been added, as the consumer tech giant tries to revive demand for its top-selling product and nudge consumers closer to its vision of a wireless world.

That’s a world where, in Apple’s view, consumers will use the same wireless ear buds to shift seamlessly from listening to music on

eral fail-safe catches attached to harnesses that would keep a climber from falling. Stirruplike attachments allowed the arborists to climb the ropes step after step. Helmets were mandatory.

their iPhone to talking with their Apple Watch and other gadgets made by the California tech giant.

The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus unveiled Wednesday come with a faster processor, longer battery life and better cameras — including a new dual lens system in the pricier 7 Plus model that provides higher quality zooming. But the new phones won’t have the analog headphone jack that’s been

Bank robbery suspect: Jail beats living with my wife KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A 70-year-old man accused of robbing a bank in Kansas told investigators he would rather be imprisoned than live with his wife.

Court documents say Lawrence John Ripple gave a note to a bank teller in Kansas City on Friday, demanding cash and warning he had a gun. Ripple took

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First they trimmed dead limbs to repay the arboretum for access. Next they created a rope swing.

One climber brought a new saw that was sharper, and less expensive, than those used by others. Several said they’d soon get their own.

Each arborist had a story about what got them into the trade.

Some just always had a love of tree climbing.

Locke got a taste for it on a monthlong job with the U.S. Forest Service in Colorado and made it a career when he returned to Kansas. For Richman, it seemed a natural occupation, because he loves rock climbing.

All took at least one turn swinging from a rope that connected their harnesses to the rope high between the sycamores. Rather than just swing, most did aerial twists, grabbed leaves as they passed branches and swung upside-down.

Some watched from high enough in the sycamores to actually be looking down on the men who were swinging. Some swung from tree to tree, like Tarzan, on their synthetic grapevines.

Locke said they try to gather a few times a month. Some travel to national competitions.

“It’s more to be around a great group of people,” he said. “The guy you’re competing against may be giving you advice on how to do something better. You learn a lot and have fun, too. Most of us just like to have fun and climb trees.”

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and pulled the loose end until the ring and rope were snug against the limb.

Climbing ropes were passed through sev-

First they trimmed dead limbs to repay the arboretum for access.

Next they created a rope swing. Two of the climbers ran a section of rope between two towering sycamores, 40 feet above the ground. Brock described how the rope should be rigged and showed the best knot to attach a metal ring used for attaching the rope on which they’d swing.

He said arborists use about 100 different knots. Several times he showed others how an extra loop here or a twist there strengthened a knot.

“That’s one of the neat things about getting together,” Richman said. “We’re having a blast while we’re learning from each other.”

the money and went to sit in the lobby where he told a guard he was the “guy he was looking for.”

Officers arrived quickly. An FBI agent wrote in the affidavit that Ripple had earlier been arguing with his wife. He told investigators he wrote the note in front of his wife, telling her he would “rather be in jail than at home.”

Ripple was charged with bank robbery Tuesday.

Online court records don’t list an attorney for Ripple.

a staple for decades in just about every consumer electronics device that can play audio.

Apple is betting its legions of loyal fans will embrace the shift to digital headsets that use wireless connections. Or — if they insist on sticking with their old ways — that they won’t mind using a new style of earbuds that plug into the iPhone’s “Lightning” charging port.

The redesigned earbuds — with cord — will be included with the new iPhones. Also in the box: an adapter that will let older headphones plug into the digital charging port. But Apple would clearly prefer to push consumers to make the leap into what it envisions as a “wireless future.”

“The reason to move on is courage,” said Philip Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing, who spoke during the company’s fall product event.

“The courage to move on and do something new that will benefit all of us.”

As part of the transition, Apple also is introducing wireless

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“AirPods” that will sell for $160. They’re powered by an Appledesigned processor and special software that Schiller said will let users easily sync the wireless buds to their iPhone, Apple Watch and other Apple devices. Apple is also promising a new line of highend wireless speakers from its Beats division.

Getting rid of the 3.5 millimeter headphone jack helped Apple make room for a second iPhone speaker designed for playing stereo sound. The iPhone 7 is also water resistant, a popular feature that rivals such as Samsung Electronics have already introduced in some phones.

Schiller portrayed the move to drop the headphone jack as a step toward improving user experience.

“It makes no sense to tether ourselves with cables to our mobile devices,” he said during the company’s annual fall event.

Apple has previously reduced the number of ports in its popular line of MacBook computers, while encouraging people to use wireless services for transferring files and streaming data. By promoting wireless ear buds, analysts say, Apple may also hope to get more people using streaming services on the Apple Watch as well.

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KS art industry is ‘all but dead’

State cuts eliminate chances for federal matching One of the first actions Gov. or read it don’t recognize it Sam Brownback made after as such. It’s in our schools, his inauguration in 2011 was our homes, our churches and to declare that the arts weren’t our towns. It’s what fills the a core function of state gov- spaces between the things we ernment and sign an execu- must do and need to do. Art is tive order abolishing the Kan- life, and that’s the reason art sas Arts Commission, which has held such an important was created in the 1960s. role in the development of evHe also rejected $1.2 mil- ery civilization. lion in arts money approved But there’s more to art than by the Legislature. A year idyllic paintings, soul-touchlater, he changed course — ing poetry or sublime meloslightly — and signed legisla- dies. Art is an industry, one tion that created the Kansas whose power and prevalence Creative Arts Industries Com- shouldn’t be discounted. mission. It was a diminished The arts, in 2012, contributform of the ed an estimatKansas Arts ed nearly $700 Commission, billion to the working unUnited States’ Some undoubtedly economy. der the Kansas In will champion the end that same year, Department of Commerce of publicly financed workers in the and directed to arts, claiming that art is arts industry secure much earned more a frivolous pursuit that, than $300 bilof its budget like Brownback be- lion in wages, from private sources. lieves, holds no place in and every job in Now, howthe state’s budget. But the arts created ever, even that 1.6 jobs outside before those who hold of the arts. weak effort that opinion start rel- And research at leveraging financial ishing in victory, they has shown that resources is a might look around attracting struggling to “creative class” their communities and of people can, find money consider the high cost and does, fuel in support of Kansas artists. and of a life without art or growth The commiseconomic acartists. sion’s budget tivity within cities. from the state Any governhas been rement, through duced from $700,000 to $188,000, and now the use of its tax dollars, it’s scrambling to find anoth- supports some functions of er $510,000 in state money to the economy. Money to build secure a $637,000 grant from roads creates construction the National Endowment for jobs, and incentives to attract businesses bring industry or the Arts.

Without the additional technology. If the logic apmoney, and the grant it would plies to retail, industry and secure, public efforts to en- construction, how could the courage the arts in Kansas same logic not apply to the are all but dead. Some un- creative industry?

Art mustn’t be viewed as doubtedly will champion the end of publicly financed arts, a wasteful, gratuitous thing; claiming that art is a frivo- it’s a vital part of any meanlous pursuit that, like Brown- ingful and fulfilling commuback believes, holds no place nity. But moreover, art should in the state’s budget. But be- be viewed as the investment fore those who hold that opin- that it is, not just in the conion start relishing in victory, crete form of jobs and ecothey might look around their nomic activity but in the crecommunities and consider ativity that can be harnessed the high cost of a life without to solve our biggest problems and remind us of our shared art or artists.

Art is everywhere, even if humanity.

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Venezuelan chaos calls for new leader Demonstrations of hundreds of thousands of people fill the streets of Venezuelan cities. One watches the events like a traveler eyeing a suspicious-looking bag on a railway platform — waiting for it to blow up.

The charismatic President Hugo Chavez died in 2013, succeeded by the notably inadequate Nicolas Maduro.

Since then, Venezuela — a theoretically oil-rich country of 32 million — has been horribly plagued by a range of problems. These include corruption, a bloated civil service and military, and impossibly high rates of inflation.

As shortages of essential staple products, including food, continue, the crime rate has skyrocketed.

The misery of the Venezuelan people, confronted with the difference between the country’s wealth and the sharp contrast to the standard of living of its elite, has brought its political situation to a crisis point. Some, in white shirts, insist on Maduro’s resignation. Others, in red shirts, support him as the heir of the party of the late Chavez.

The problems plaguing Venezuelans started during the rule of Chavez, president from 1998 until his 2013 death. His rule was interrupted briefly in 2002 by a failed

Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro, middle, takes part in the seventh Summit of the Association of Caribbean States (ACS), in Havana, Cuba, on June 4, 2016. Continued political unrest in Venezuela brought the Taking Caracas demonstration on Sept. 1, with the massive protest calling Maduro’s recall from office. Xinhua/Sipa USA/TNS coup d’etat, which the administration of President George W. Bush appeared to support, leaving a bad legacy in U.S.Venezuelan relations.

America’s relations with Venezuela are based fundamentally in trade. The United States is Venezuela’s biggest client and supplier, amounting to about $44 billion a year.

Oil is both Venezuela’s crutch and a source of vulnerability. It amounts to a third of its gross domestic product, 86 percent of its exports and half of its government’s revenues. When the world price of oil soars, Venezuela does

well; when it falls, Venezuela suffers.

Demonstrators want Maduro to step down now, long before his six-year term ends in 2019. The country’s National Electoral Council claims that constitutionally, it cannot authorize even a referendum before the end of this year.

If the place is not to explode into widespread violence and destruction, he probably needs to go now. Venezuela’s friends do not want its people to suffer more than they do already. The world already has enough failed states.

— Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

What a contrast: Obama’s soft diplomacy, Trump’s brash style

By KATHLEEN HENNESSEY and JOSH LEDERMAN Associated Press

LUANG PRABANG, Laos (AP) — President Barack Obama sipped from a coconut Wednesday on the banks of the Mekong River. He pattered through a Buddhist temple in his socks. He led his motorcade through a lush mountain city popular with backpackers and ex-pats and ruminated on multiculturalism and his childhood in Indonesia.

If there was a single day that demonstrated just how different Obama is from Donald Trump this might have been it.

Presidential trips can be mobile personality tests, character-revealing for the leader driving the show. Obama’s valedictory tour through Asia this week — a roller coaster of legacy-burnishing moments, snafus, diplomatic misses and adventurous tourism — has been no different. It’s repeatedly displayed the president’s cool head, his diminishing celebrity, his global worldview and his post-presidency

dreams for what he’s said could be a life with more “relaxed” travel.

But this trip has also shed light on one of the contenders for the job. From across the Pacific, Trump has shadowed Obama with characteristically blunt and mocking criticism of the president’s bruising moments. And he’s made clear that where Obama runs cool, he would run hot.

Even where Trump has been quiet, the comparisons are inevitable and striking.

On Wednesday, Obama, the cerebral son of an anthropologist, quietly studied Buddhist statues in a centuriesold temple in Luang Prabang, the northern Lao city Obama made his second stop in a historic first presidential trip to impoverished, landlocked Laos. As required, Obama left his shoes at the door. He later popped out of the motorcade for a staged stop at a coconut stand in a dusty, busy shopping district. Before entering a tiny gift shop adorned with paper lanterns he bowed his head, hands pressed together in the traditional greeting.

The president cast the trip as a return to his childhood in Indonesia, “It’s very familiar to me,” he told a group of young people from across Southeast Asia. That was at a town hall meeting where he espoused the benefits of multiculturalism and chided Americans for too much looking inward.

“If you are the United States, sometimes you can feel lazy and think, you know, ‘we’re so big, we don’t really have to know anything about other people,’” Obama said, adding that Americans will be left behind if they follow a path of cultural isolation.

Obama views this outreach as part of a soft-diplomacy campaign to win young people’s affection for the U.S. across a region he considers critical to putting a check on Chinese dominance. He made a point of telling the audience that he was raised in part in Indonesia. Laos, he said, “reminds me of my childhood.”

TRUMP, the brash son of a big-city builder, has shown no signs of prioritizing such

Obama-style soft diplomacy.

On his only foray on the global stage of the campaign, Trump zipped to Mexico City for a trip that lasted only a couple of hours. He did no sightseeing nor made any other effort to examine the country’s culture.

Trump’s personal travels have largely consisted of extensive trips for business, which includes golf courses, properties and other projects across the world. But the selfproclaimed clean freak has long bragged about his aversion to vacations, outside of time spent at his own luxury resorts, golfing at his golf clubs and retreating to his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida in the winter.

But Trump’s most striking contrast may be in how he deals with the leaders on the world stage. The Republican made clear earlier this week he wouldn’t have tolerated the tarmac trouble Obama endured, when Air Force One landed Hangzhou, China, last week for a summit and wasn’t met by the usual lofty staircase. Obama exited from a

rear door.

White House officials cast the incident as a snafu. Trump said it was snub. He said he would have turned the plane around.

That sort of impulsiveness would certainly add a new element of unpredictability to world affairs and diplomacy.

Obama has shown no such appetite for drama. Even this week, when Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte called the president a “son of bitch” ahead of a meeting, Obama played it cool. His canceled a sit-down with the new president, but met with him later, privately, ahead of a dinner for leaders at a regional summit in Vientiane.

Obama spent three hours at the dinner, where he and the leaders wore matching silk shirts, posed for group “family photos” and sat through a performance of traditional dance. Trump has suggested he won’t be game for that sort of ceremony.

“We should be eating a hamburger on a conference table,” he’s said of the expense and ceremony of state dinners.

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rich baritone mesh perfectly, cascading upon the audience, setting the stage for the numbers to follow.

Aguirre returns later with a couple of solo numbers, “Ev’ry Time We Say Goodbye� and “Lush Life,� while teaming with newcomer Brooke King for a dazzling rendition of “Happy Days Are Here Again.�

That’s right after King teams with Sophie Whitney for a showstopping performance of Sinatra’s standard “New York, New York.�

Ellis, meanwhile, perfectly evokes Old Blue Eyes with his solo piece, “Fly Me To The Moon.�

Lest we unfairly lavish too much applause on the headliners, the rest of the ICT troupe is equally deserving of generous praise.

Stage vets Bryan Johnson and Katie Terhune team up for another Sinatra classic “Come Fly With Me� — yes, Sinatra is (rightfully so) featured heavily throughout the show — before they do solo

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Bryan Johnson, left, and Katie Terhune sing the Frank Sinatra classic “Come Fly With Me� for the Iola Community Theatre production “I’m Talkin’ Jazz,� which runs Friday through Sunday at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center. REGISTER/RICHARD

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pieces. Johnson gets the honors of having the final solo of the night with Nina Simone’s “Feeling Good,� while Terhune electrifies with Sinatra’s “The Best Is Yet To Come.�

Sam Terhune gets his turn on stage, and doesn’t disappoint, as he joins Whitney for the Astair/Rogers piece “Let’s Face The Music And Dance,� before joining Jessica Quinhones with the classic “The

Lady Is A Tramp.�

The group shares the stage for the final number, “It Don’t Mean a Thing (If You Ain’t Got That Swing),� on the grand stage, proving that the sum talent of this year’s troupe somehow still exceeds the considerable talent the choristers provide singularly.

PERFECTLY accentuating the choristers is a cadre of young dancers,

Felicitas Aguirre, Chloe Bedell, Alexi Fernandez, Brooke Maley, Jasmine Schlotterbach and Hanna Vining. All but Fernandez are newcomers.

Meanwhile, the aforementioned, award-winning IHS jazz band, under the direction of Matt Kleopfer, again illustrates that the abundant musical talent on stage isn’t all vocal.

The production runs seamlessly from the

A reception to honor a trio of Iola Community Theatre stalwarts, Jan Knewtson, Richard Spencer and Dee Sell, will precede Friday’s showing of “I’m Talkin’ Jazz� at the Bowlus Fine Arts Center.

The reception runs from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., prior to the musical’s 7:30 premiere.

Guests may attend the reception and are not required to purchase tickets for the musical, organizers said.

Spencer, who was a member of the ICT Board of Directors for the past 36 years, retired this year as a board member, as did Knewtson, who was time the curtain is raises, with a few interludes to talk about the genesis of certain songs, some witty and chuckleinducing banter from the headliners and a handful of plugs for everything from “Liquid Lightning� coffee to Pontiacs.

with the ICT board for 26 seasons.

Dee Sell, who served on the board from 1978 to 2012, was with the board for 35 years.

During his time on the board, Spencer directed 36 ICT productions (that we know of) and had a hand in countless more.

Knewtson served as musical director for 26 (or more) productions and directed eight.

Sell, meanwhile, directed half a dozen plays and continues to help with behind-thescenes tasks, such as running the Iola Community Theatre website. He also handles photography duties.

Tickets sell for $15 for adults and $10 for students, a pittance, an absolute bargain in retrospect, considering the bevy of entertainment the audience will experience.

After all, we’re talkin’ jazz. And we’re talkin’ fun.

Hopefuls: Hospital closure alters Medicaid expansion debate Continued from A1

bursements under expansion.

TWO AREA lawmakers who were vocal opponents of Medicaid expansion were defeated in the August primary election.

Rep. Virgil Peck, a conservative Republican from Tyro, lost his bid for an open Senate seat to Dan Goddard, a retired businessman from Parsons. Sen. Forrest Knox, of Altoona, an 11-year legislative veteran, fell to Bruce Givens, an educator from El Dorado.

Both Peck and Knox were supporters of Brownback’s 2012 income tax cuts. Those cuts and the budget problems that followed were, Taylor said, the main reasons for their defeat. But he said Peck’s perceived inaction on the hospital issue also was a factor. “The hospital was in his district,� Taylor said. “And he said absolutely nothing to help the situation.�

Even with Kansas hospital administrators calling for the expansion of KanCare, the state’s privatized Med-

icaid program, candidates approach the issue with care because of its connection to the Affordable Care Act, the federal health reform law that many in this part of the state still refer to as Obamacare.

The campaign card that Schmidt gives to voters when he goes door-to-door doesn’t mention expansion and the fact that it would provide health coverage to tens of thousands of low-income Kansans.

Instead, it says he supports “quality rural health care.�

Schmidt said other area hospitals could be at risk without the additional federal dollars expansion would provide. “Labette County hospital is losing $3 million a year now, and Coffeyville is losing $2 million,� he said, noting that Neosho Regional Medical Center in Chanute would get an additional $2.5 million a year under expansion. “Those are significant numbers,� he said. “If we don’t get turned around and get Medicaid expansion, we could have other hospitals close as well.�

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Montgomery County Chronicle editor Andy Taylor works near a copy of the front page of the paper reporting the closure of Mercy Hospital in Independence.

Taylor says area voters are holding elected officials accountable for the hospital’s closure. KHI NEWS SERVICE/JIM MCLEAN Hospital Association estimates the rejection of expansion has cost the state nearly $1.4 billion in additional federal funds.

It’s not just Democrats who now are amenable to expansion. Goddard, Schmidt’s GOP opponent in the general election, favors it.

DOUG BLEX is a conservative Republican running for Peck’s old House seat. A retired state employee who now ranches near Independence, Blex said he initially was skeptical of

Medicaid expansion as another program that he didn’t think the debtstrapped federal government could afford. “Quite frankly, before the shock of the hospital (closure) hit me, I was leaning against it,� he said.

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the costs of expansion.

Jean Kurtis Schodorf of Sedan, Blex’s Democratic opponent in the Nov. 8 election, also favors expansion.

The emerging bipartisan support for expansion is an indication that no candidate in southeast Kansas wants to run the risk of their local hospital being the next to shut its doors.

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Federal judge calls out prosecutors in prison recording case KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — During a federal court hearing that mainly focused on recordings of attorney-client conversations by a Kansas prison, U.S. District Judge Julie Robinson accused a federal prosecutor Wednesday of improperly trying to access her office last month while she was away.

The judge also said she had questions about other actions by the government in the case.

Federal defense attorneys have argued their clients’ Sixth Amendment rights have been violated at the Corrections Corporation of America prison in Leavenworth, which has been taking silent recordings of meetings and phone calls between inmates and their lawyers.

Prosecutors have countered that they weren’t aware that at-

torney-client meetings were being recorded until a grand jury subpoenaed all of the video recordings at the private prison as part of a massive contraband investigation earlier this year.

At the hearing

[The judge] said she would appoint an expert to investigate the scope of constitutional violations....

Wednesday, Robinson questioned prosecutors about when they learned of the recordings and what they did after making that discovery.

The judge said she still had many unanswered questions about

the government’s explanation for the recordings and how they have been used.

Near the end of the all-afternoon hearing, Robinson said Assistant U.S. Attorney Erin Tomasic had tried to get into her chambers on Aug. 25 after the courthouse had closed.

Robinson’s law clerk was in Robinson’s office when she heard voices and discovered Tomasic and a U.S. marshal outside the doors preparing to come in, the judge said.

The judge stopped short of drawing conclusions about why an assistant prosecutor would want to come into her office — where video evidence from CCA has been impounded — but noted that if the federal public defender’s office had attempted such a thing the U.S. attorney’s

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office would surely have pressed for an investigation.

Robinson said she would appoint an expert to investigate the scope of constitutional violations that had taken place in the case, includ-

ing actions by the prison and the government.

The view of the U.S. attorney’s office is that Tomasic was trying to deliver materials the judge had requested and was simply trying to leave them on Robinson’s desk

instead of putting them under the door, Jim Cross, a spokesman for the office said.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Debra Barnett told Robinson that Tomasic would not be taken off the case.

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College Volleyball: Johnson County Community College 3, Allen Community College 1

College Baseball:

Five set to be inducted into Allen’s Hall of Fame

By JON DYKSTRA The Iola Register

The Red Devil Hall of Fame will add five more baseball greats on Saturday with a golf tournament beginning at 9 a.m., at the Allen County Country Club and a banquet beginning at 6 p.m.

The honorees are Don Jahnke, Rudy Garcia, Eric Wilner, Scott Leon and Kevin Farmer.

Red Devil hitter Andi Dowell spikes a ball during Wednesday’s home match up against Johnson County Community College. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA

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Red Devils take set off Cavaliers but fall 3-1

By JON DYKSTRA The Iola Register

The Red Devil volleyball team faced a tough challenge on Wednesday when Johnson County Community College, the No. 5 ranked team in the NJCAA’s latest poll, invaded Iola for a match.

Through three sets, it was hard to tell which team was considered one of the nation’s best and which team now owns a 3-.

The first set was a classic with the going lead back and fourth. The

Cavaliers took a 23-21 lead and looked like they may finally be able to put the pesky Red Devils away, but Allen got the side-out and was able to get freshman McKenzie Kueker to the service line.

Two straight aces from Kueker gave Allen a 24-23 advantage. Johnson County answered back, however, and the game continued.

“McKenzie did really well,” Allen head coach Whitney Shaw said.

“She will make a big impact. We See ALLEN | Page B6

Major League Baseball: Twins 6, Royals 5

Royals fail to gain ground in wild card race MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Kansas City Royals fumbled a chance to creep forward in the AL wild-card race after a late lapse by the bullpen.

Kendrys Morales sure did his part, though.

Miguel Sano’s hustle led Minnesota to a pair of early runs and his RBI double tied the game in the decisive seventh inning, helping the Twins dodge a series sweep by beating the Kansas City Royals 6-5 on Wednesday night.

The defending champion Royals stayed four games behind Baltimore, which holds the second wild card. Two of the three teams between them also lost.

“We had a chance to pick up ground,” manager Ned Yost said, “so that definitely hurts.”

Morales had three hits, including his sixth home run

in the last eight games, Drew Butera also went deep for the Royals and Danny Duffy struck out 10 batters without a walk over six innings. But after the Twins’ Brian Dozier singled and stole second base to put himself in position to score against Joakim Soria (4-8), Sano doubled off the wall in right field.

“I don’t think he hit it as well as he can hit it, but he muscled that ball to the wall,” Soria said.

“He’s a strong guy. He hit it hard.”

Sano ran hard, too.

Sano beat a relay throw in the first inning to stave off a double play after his bouncer back to the mound and later scored on Robbie Grossman’s single. In the fifth, the burly slugger ran fast enough after his routine grounder to be safe when shortstop Alcides Escobar threw high to first for an error. Byron Buxton raced home from second base to score on the play, touching home plate as he hur-

dled Sano’s bat with a head-first dive to elude Butera’s tag.

Grossman and Buxton each homered for the Twins, who won for only the third time in their last 20 games. Relievers Matt Strahm and Kelvin Herrera followed Soria, each with a hand in the defeat.

“I feel like I’ve got to hand the ball off in the eighth inning,” Duffy said. “I felt like I had that kind of stuff tonight.”

Dozier didn’t hit a home run for Minnesota, ending his clubtying record at five straight games. He did start a dazzling double play to finish the fifth inning, with a diving stop of Eric Hosmer’s grounder and a glove flick to second base to get the ball out while he was flat on the dirt.

Alex Wimmers (1-1) pitched a scoreless seventh in relief of Kyle Gibson to record his first major league victory. Brandon Kintzler gave up Jarrod Dyson’s two-out RBI single before finishing the ninth inning for his 14th

save in 16 attempts.

MORALES OF THE STORY Morales, who also drove in a run with a fourth-inning single, went deep to lead off the sixth. He has a 10-game hitting streak, with 15 RBIs and 17 hits in 42 at-bats for a .405 batting average during the stretch.

TRAINER’S ROOM Butera played behind the plate for Perez, who was out with a bruised right wrist after being hit there by a pitch the night before. Perez could be back in the lineup Friday.

UP NEXT After a travel day, Kansas City starts a three-game series on Friday in Chicago.

RHP Yordano Ventura (109, 4.22 ERA) will take the mound, opposite LHP Carlos Rodon (6-8, 3.90 ERA) of the White Sox.

Don Jahnke (1978-79) Don Jahnke made a name for himself in Kansas baseball circles by playing American Legion baseball and leading his Post 400 team to a state championship in 1977.

“At the time, Topeka didn’t have high school baseball, so we would spend our summers playing Legion baseball,” Jahnke said. “The exposure just wasn’t there though.”

One baseball man that Jahnke’s talent did catch the eye of was Red Devil coach Val McLean and McLean recruited the Topekanative to join his program at Allen County Community College.

The decision proved to be a good one for McLean as Jahnke had a huge impact as soon as he stepped on campus.

“It worked out for the best for me,” Jahnke said.

In 1978, Allen had the best winning percentage in team history with a 33-6 record.

That season, Jahnke hit .367 and had a 1.35 ERA. Jahnke finished his Red Devil career in 1979 by hitting .415 with a 1.48 ERA and leading his team to a secondstraight conference title.

Jahnke continued his career at Vanderbilt University and helped the Commodores win the SEC Tournament during his junior season. Arm injuries forced Jahnke to give up the sport after his senior season at Vanderbilt.

Jahnke lives in Topeka with Valerie, his wife of 34 years.

Rudy Garcia (1980-81) Rudy Garcia is another player that McLean was able to discover playing American Legion baseball.

Garcia is originally from California, but moved to Oklahoma at 16 and began playing for Liberty Mounds High School and Jenks American Legion in Tulsa.

McLean recruited Garcia to Iola and he announced his presence in a big way in 1980.

Garcia went 7-0 with a 2.36 ERA during his freshman campaign and followed it up with an 11-1 sophomore season.

During his sophomore season Garcia struck out 115 batters in just 78 innings.

After his career at Allen, Garcia signed with the University of Arkansas. He finished his career at Arkansas with a 9-1 record, but had his career cut short by shoulder injuries.

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Man sentenced for egging home EUCLID, Ohio (AP) — A man accused of pelting his former neighbor’s Ohio home with eggs more than 100 times over a year has been sentenced to 18 months of probation and fined $1,000.

A six-month jail sentence was suspended Tuesday for 31-year-old Jason Kozan. He was

sentenced less than a week after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of inducing panic. Vandalism and menacing charges were dropped.

Defense attorney Anthony Bondra said Tuesday there’s a great deal of evidence that would lead to a reasonable doubt that Kozan partici-

pated in egging the home of Albert Clemens Sr. in the Cleveland suburb of Euclid.

Clemens has said the egg attacks damaged his home and kept his family on edge.

Authorities haven’t said what motivated the attacks, which largely stopped after Kozan moved.

Tonight, oysters on a bed of latrine NEW YORK (AP) — New York City is placing 50,000 oysters in Jamaica Bay — on beds made with the porcelain from 5,000 recycled toilets.

Mayor Bill de Blasio and the Department of Environmental Protection said Tuesday that the project is the larg-

est single installation of breeding oysters in New York City.

The northeastern director of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation says the project will buffer New York from storms while cleaning the water and creating wildlife habitat.

The 31-square-mile Jamaica Bay is part of a 142-square-mile watershed that includes parts of Brooklyn, Queens and Nassau County.

The project is being done in partnership with the Harbor School’s Billion Oyster Project .

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Though “Churchill’s Secret” largely is about a stroke that was kept from the public, Winston Churchill is one of the most famous diplomats in history. How did you go about playing him?Well, I knew about Churchill,

of course, and I know what he did during the war and all of that. I’d forgotten all about that until I was offered this part ... and then, I had to jump and read a few books about him, just glancing at them, but mainly stick to the text (of the script).

And that’s what happened. And I went into a house, a room, and we went through it and lit the fire inside me that knew what to do at the beginning. It’s rather difficult to explain how all of this happens.

You’ve acted in many Shakespeare plays. Does that help you with a role like Winston Churchill?

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Well, it just helps you grow (your) acting. You get used to it. I mean, I was at the National Theater years ago, and at the Old Vic. I did loads of Shakespeare, and it became part of my process. I enjoyed it, and I knew I had to do it. And that just continues as you grow older.

And as it comes on to this, Winston Churchill is not much different than doing Shakespeare in a way. It’s a very complex dialogue. I don’t really give it much thought. I go from one job to another, and I remember what I did last time and the mistakes I made, and I keep trying to make it better and better and better.

You’ve done much television work lately, from “Luck” to “The Casual Vacancy” to “Fortitude.”

Are you happy with the variety of projects you’ve had?

Yeah. I love it. I love just going out to work every day or whenever I get offered (roles). I wouldn’t care how many of them – if I get another 20.

It’s part of my life.

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SUNDAY 8 p.m. on KODE 2017 Miss America Competition In its traditional setting — Atlantic City, N.J. — the contest names a new winner, with the public getting to choose one of the entrants who makes it into the Top 15.

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Earlier is better for Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Dear Dr. Roach: My grandmother had very advanced Alzheimer’s disease by the time she died. My mother, who is now 60, is showing frequent signs of memory loss, but she doesn’t want to admit that she has Alzheimer’s. What should I do? I’ve understood for a long time that she’s going to suffer the same fate as her mother, but if there’s any action I can take now, I want to know. — ­­­ D.T. Answer: It is up to your mother whether she wants to move forward and try to get a diagnosis. However, I would recommend that she do, as there are several benefits.

First, what she has might not be Alzheimer’s:

that anyway, but now is really the time for her to make sure.

Dr. Keith Roach To Your Good Health It may be something very treatable. Not everybody with a family history of Alzheimer’s gets the disease. This may be causing you undue stress.

Another reason to seek a diagnosis is that the treatments we have for Alzheimer’s, though limited, are best when begun early. It also might be possible to enter into a trial for new treatments. Finally, she can make plans for the future, including financial and end-of-life care. All adults should do

Dear Dr. Roach: I am a 65-year-old woman who contracted hepatitis C 40 years ago from a lifesaving blood transfusion.

I was fortunate to receive effective treatment for hepatitis C, and have been cured. I have no liver damage and am in good health. I would like to be able to donate blood and become an organ donor. Has there been any research done to see if this is possible? — S.C. Answer: You cannot donate blood with any history of hepatitis B or C, even if it is thought that you have been cured for many years. The

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However, the many people still living with hepatitis C often need organs, especially the liver and kidneys, and people with a history of hepatitis C (active or cured) certainly may donate organs, which are donated to people who have hepatitis C. We need more organ donors. Over 120,000 people in the U.S. alone are waiting for organs. It’s easy to sign up at www. organdonor.gov in the United States, or www. cantransplant.ca in Canada.

Public notices (First Published in The Iola Register, Sept. 1, 2016) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS In the Matter of the Estate of BRADLEY J. COOK, deceased Case No. 2016 PR 000038 Division 13 Pursuant to K.S.A. Chapter 59

(First published in The Iola Register, August 25, 2016) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS CARRINGTON MORTGAGE SERVICES, LLC PLAINTIFF -vs- DEBORAH LIGHT, et. al.; DEFENDANTS No. 2016-CV-000037 Div. No. K.S.A. 60 Mortgage Foreclosure

NOTICE OF HEARING AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: You are hereby notified that on August 17, 2016, a Petition for Probate of Will and Issuance of Letters Testamentary under the Kansas Simplified Estates Act was filed in this Court by Susan E. Cook, an

heir, devisee, and legatee, and Executor named in the “Last Will and Testament of Bradley J. Cook,” deceased.

All creditors are notified to exhibit their demands against the Estate within four months from the date of the first publication of this notice, as provided by law, and if their demands are not thus

exhibited, they shall be forever barred.

Susan E. Cook, Petitioner

NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale issued by the Clerk of the District Court in and for the said County of Allen, in a certain cause in said Court Numbered 2016-CV-000037, wherein the parties above named were respectively plaintiff and defendant, and to me, the undersigned Sheriff of said County, directed, I will offer for sale at public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand at the South door of the courthouse in the City of Iola

in said County, on September 21, 2016, at 10:00 a.m., of said day the following described real estate located in the County of Allen, State of Kansas, to wit: LOT FIFTEEN (15) AND THE SOUTH HALF OF LOT FOURTEEN (S1/2 OF 14), BLOCK ELEVEN (11), SUNNYSIDE ADDITION TO THE CITY OF IOLA, ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS. Commonly known as 407 N. Tennessee, Iola, Kansas 66749 This is an attempt to collect a debt and any information ob-

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Sports Allen: Johnson County wins in four over Red Devils Briefs Continued from B1

Lancer volleyball tops Titans

Crest beat Southern Coffey County on Tuesday, They lost the first set 2518, but bounced back with 25-21 and 25-16 wins in the second and third sets.

Crest then fell to St. Paul 25-19 and 25-16.

The Lancers ended their night with a loss in three sets to Pleasanton.

The set scores were 15-25, 25-22 and 25-19.

Marmaton Valley wins battle of Wildcats Marmaton Valley’s volleyball team made quick work of Yates Center on Tuesday night.

MV beat Yates Center 25-12 and 25-16 in straight sets. Makayla Brooks and Patricia Outlan shared the team lead with each recording six kills and one block.

“We really moved,” Marmaton Valley coach Terra Kegler said. “It was definitely a team effort” Shayla Brooks and Misty Storrer each added five kills.

Marmaton Valley lost the nightcap when it faced Eureka. The Wildcats lost in straight sets, 25-15 and 25-10.

“We simply could not pass,” Kegler said. “It is pretty hard to win a game when you struggle to pass the ball.”

JUNIOR VARSITY The Wildcat junior varsity also topped Yates Center, but lost to Eureka.

Rachel Shaffer led the team with 11 kills.

J.V. doubles teams play well for Iola Both of Iola’s doubles teams excelled in Tuesday’s junior varsity tournament in Parsons.

The No. 1 doubles team of Allie Utley and Carley Cescon started the day 2-0 with wins over teams from Labette County and Fort Scott.

Cescon and Utley settled for second-place when they lost in the finals to a team from Pittsburg. ”Due to an unfortunate call, we ended up replaying a point that shouldn’t have been replayed,” Iola coach Jenn Bycroft said.

“We would’ve had that game so the outcome could have been different.

However, things like this teach our kids character, sportsmanship and mental toughness.”

The No. 2 doubles team of Carlie Payne and Sloan Geddry lost their first round match-up to Pittsburg, but battled back to beat Fort Scott and Labette County to take third place.

“It was nice seeing them come back,” Bycroft said.

No. 1 singles player Cassidy Lowell finished 0-3.

have some stuff to work on with her, but she is coming along great and she is going to benefit us a lot when we can get her going full speed.”

The teams exchanged points with the Red Devil crowd on the edge of its seats the entire time. Allen repelled Johnson County’s attempts to end the set several times, but eventually fell 33-31.

The second set went similarly to the first with each team going on a run before the other would answer, but the last run went to the

Cavaliers and they took the set 25-22 and went up 2-0.

Allen made sure the third set wasn’t close. The Red Devils exploded to a 6-0 lead and were able to hold that lead throughout and won 25-17.

Through three sets, Allen had outscored the No. 5 team in the country, but still trailed 2 sets to 1.“They are a good team,” Shaw said. “The only disappointment I have is that it was a missed opportunity. We have the ability to win, we just missed the opportunity at the end.”

The fourth set was all Johnson County as the Cavaliers cruised to a 25-

13 win to take the set and match.

“We just kind of ran out of gas in the fourth,” Shaw said.

Allen was led in kills by sophomore Andi Dowell with 23 and freshman Sydney Gish added 13. “(Gish) did well,” Shaw said. “I talked to her about being a leader when she is in the front row and I feel like she did step up tonight. It doesn’t matter who it is, we needed somebody to step up and take control.

I told her yesterday that I thought she could step up more than she was so I felt like she tried to do that tonight.”

Red Devil setter Sami Cloe (9) sets the ball for a teammate during Wednesday’s match with Johnson County. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA

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involved in athletics and has been the head boys basketball coach at Union High School in Tulsa for the past 21 years. Garcia has a 445122 record and three state championships in his years at Union.

He has been named the Oklahoma State Basketball Coach of the Year three times and was one of eight finalists for the National High School Basketball Coach of the Year in 2014.

Garcia has been married to his wife Tammy for 27 years and. The couple resides in Bixby, Okla.

Eric Wilner (1982-83) McLean’s connections in the American Legion baseball paid off for him again when he received word from a friend of his with Legion baseball, Jim Senske, about a player he was coaching in New Ulm, Minn.

The player was Eric Wilner. Wilner starred for the Post 132 Legion team in New Ulm, Minn., as well as the New Ulm Brewers amateur team. He has been inducted in to each team’s hall of fame.

“Val recruited me out of high school when I wasn’t recruited by very many others,” Wilner said. “Val is such a great teacher and great mentor.”

Wilner’s career at Allen culminated in the college’s storied 1983 season that saw the team take third place at the Junior College World Series.

“It is still fresh in my mind,” Wilner said of the World Series trip.

“The actual season was kind of a weird one. We had a lot of rainouts and reschedules... With a lot of rain, we made the best of things and it all seemed to come together right at the end.

Wilner earned AllConference, All-Region and All-American honors that season.

“We had a great college and town that just stood behind us,” Wilner said. “It was a great Midwesternatmosphere and coming from the Midwest in Minnesota, I don’t think you can ask for much more.”

He continued his baseball career at Wichita State University. He also played two summers in the Alaska Baseball League, where he earned AllAmerican honors.

Wilner and his wife Vicki have been married for 11 years and

they live in Cleveland, Minn.

He is looking forward to being inducted into the Red Devil Hall of Fame for the second time.

“I was actually very surprised and it is certainly a great honor,” Wilner said. “Our team went in a couple years ago.”

Scott Leon (1994-1995) Scott Leon played his high school baseball at Shawnee Heights High School in Kansas City and arrived on campus at Allen in time for the 1994 season.

Leon played basketball for the Red Devils, but it was baseball where Leon found the most success under coach Val McLean. “(Coach McLean) genuinely cares about his players,” Leon said. “I was going through a going through a rough time and he got me on track and out of trouble. If it wasn’t for him, I don’t know if I ever would have been where I am now. He is a huge role model for me... I owe him everything, because I could have gone down the wrong path.”

The pitcher was instantly a standout and earned All-Conference and All-Region accolades.

“The best memories were just the camaraderie and closeness of the teams that I played with,” Leon said.

Leon’s success at the junior college level earned him a scholarship from a perennial baseball powerhouse with the University of Texas.

Leon continued to flourish as a Longhorn as he was an All-Conference pitcher his junior season.

Following his junior campaign, the Tampa Bay Devil Rays drafted the 6-4 right-hander in the 1996 MLB Amateur Draft.

Leon played three seasons in the Tampa Bay system before retiring after the 1998 season.

Leon is still heavily involved in the game. He owns and operates a baseball academy, Positive Baseball Development in Austin, Texas, where he hopes to help young players achieve their dreams like he did.

Kevin Farmer (1999-2000) Kevin Farmer came to Allen from just down the road in Wichita after playing his high school career for Wichita Heights High School.

The center fielder was a dynamic offensive player for the Red Devils.

“I don’t think I was your traditional leadoff batter, who takes pitches until you get a strike,” Farmer said. “Coach McLean wanted me to be aggressive so he gave me

the green light to be a firstpitch hitter and that really helped me.”

During the 2000 season, Farmer led the team in batting average, runs and home runs and led his team to a Junior College World Series berth.

“My top memory was definitely going to the World Series,” Farmer said. “Being able to play in that kind of environment was awesome.”

He was named to the All-Conference, All-Region and All-American teams following that historic season.

After finishing his playing career at Allen, Farmer played baseball at the University of Kansas before a shoulder injury ended his career.

After his Jayhawk career, Farmer earned his master’s degree from

Wichita State University and then earned his PhD from the University of Kansas. “(Coach McLean) had a tremendous impact on me, not only playing baseball, but after playing baseball,” Farmer said.

“He is always there for you. He even wrote me a letter of recommendation

to get into KU Med to go for my PhD,. Allen was the only school that recruited me out of high school so he was the only coach that thought I had any chance of playing college baseball so he gave me a chance. He taught me a lot through playing baseball.”

Farmer and his wife Kristen live in Gardner.

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2016 RAM 1500 CREW 4X4 BIG HORN HEMI HEATED SEATS LOADED! LIST $47,710

CLEARANCE PRICE *$37,710 2016 DODGE CHARGER RALLY W/RT APPEARANCE, LEATHER, LOADED! LOADED! LIST $35,080

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