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LaHarpe council targets eyesores

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

LAHARPE — City cleanup efforts led to a series of extended discussions Wednesday about appropriate ways to tackle nuisance properties in town.

The LaHarpe City Council’s regular monthly meeting had barely begun when the Council was approached by four residents who have received notices for nuisance violations.

The residents were given 10 days to clean their properties or be cited to appear in LaHarpe Municipal Court.

All four asked for extensions of varying length, citing everything from a newborn baby and disabled parents to a wet summer that has contributed to lush lawns.

While sympathetic to their plight, Councilman David Lee noted that by giving an extension to one or two would mean the city would be forced to give extensions to everybody.

“What’s good for the goose is good for the gander,” he said.

City Attorney Chuck Apt noted the Council has a special meeting scheduled for Aug. 29. He suggested — and the Council agreed — to have those four residents return then for review.

“That should be plenty of time” to get those properties cleared, Apt said.

Even then, if a citation is issued, the cases likely won’t go to court before October, Apt continued.

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Being ‘rich’ costs Humboldt schools

By BOB JOHNSON The Iola Register

This property in the 1100 block of South Washington Street in LaHarpe is one of several that has been targeted for demolition or cleanup. This house is slated for demolition in the fall. REG-

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Electric, water costs likely to rise

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

LAHARPE — Higher utility bills are looming for LaHarpe residents.

City Council members discussed Wednesday proposed increases in both electric and water meter charges before tabling discussion until a special meeting Aug. 29.

The delay is to investigate other options, Councilman David Lee said.

“We may well come back to this,” he said, to a proposed $9 increase in electric and a $1 increase in water meter charges.

The proposal would push the electric meter charge to $21 a month, with the added revenue earmarked for an ongoing upgrade in the city’s electric system.

The added revenue — about $32,000 a year — would either be used to pay off bonds to complement a possible Community Devel-

opment Block Grant, or to pay for electric lines, poles or other equipment if the CDBG grant is rejected.

Mayor Mae Crowell said electric meter charges should then increase another $1 annually, starting in 2018 and over the next six years, to keep up with higher costs down the road.

“Anything we accrue now will help us with bonds,” Crowell said in promoting See UTILITIES | Page A5

HUMBOLDT — “We are paying for moving from being a poor district to a rich district,” Kay Lewis, USD 258 superintendent of schools, said.

The change of for- Kay Lewis tune, oddly enough, is putting more of a funding burden on local property owners because of the Kansas Supreme Court’s ruling that school funding was inequitable between rich and poor districts.

The state’s subsequent revamping of its school funding formula affects USD 258 because its assessed valuation was enriched by the new Enbridge pipeline crossing the district and the addition of a big pumping station southeast of Humboldt.

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Sorry tokers: Feds won’t budge on pot

By ALICIA A. CALDWELL The Associated Press

Board of Regents urged to discuss dental school WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — With Kansas facing a shortage of dentists, the state should consider establishing its own school of dentistry, with the most likely site at the University of Kansas Medical Center, the state Board of Regents was told.

However, the regents and the Kansas chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little said after the presentation of an oral health care task force report Tuesday at the regents meeting that they have not considered the idea, The Lawrence Journal-World reported.

Since 1964, Kansas has had a reciprocal agreement with Missouri to allow Kan-

sas residents to pay in-state tuition to study optometry and dentistry at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.

Regent Daniel Thomas, a dentist from Overland Park who led the task force comprised of lawmakers and dental health professionals, said Tuesday Kansas isn’t getting what it needs from that agreement. He said Kansas has trained far more architects from Missouri than MissouriKansas City has trained dentists from Kansas. Few of those dentists practice in Kansas outside the Kansas City metropolitan area, he See DENTAL | Page A5

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration will keep marijuana on the list of the most dangerous drugs, despite growing popular support for legalization, but will allow more research into its possible medical benefits, the Drug Enforcement Administration announced today.

The DEA said the agency opted not to reclassify marijuana after a lengthy review and consultation with the Health and Human Services Department, which said marijuana “has a high potential for abuse” and “no accepted medical use.”

“We are tethered to science and bound by statute,” DEA spokesman Rusty Payne said today.

The decision to keep marijuana in the same class of drugs as heroin and peyote comes amid growing national support for the legalization of marijuana. More than half the states have legalized the drug for either medicinal or recreational use.

The DEA said it plans to make it easier for researchers to study marijuana’s possible medical benefits by expanding the number of entities that can legally grow marijuana for research purposes.

Currently only researchers at the University of Missouri are allowed to grow marijuana, as part of a contract with the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

Allowing for further research is the latest step forward in the federal government’s evolving position on marijuana, although legalization advocates claim it doesn’t go far enough.

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The DEA’s latest review of marijuana’s classification was prompted by requests from the former governors of Rhode Island and Washington. They requested that marijuana be considered a Schedule II drug, along with cocaine, morphine and opium The decision was announced in a lengthy notice in the Federal Register.

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Daniels takes new job Jerry Daniels, Allen County Commissioner, has stepped down as Humboldt assistant chief of police to be a helicopter pilot with Med-Trans of Chanute.

Daniels said the new job would cause him to miss one commission meeting a month. The commission meets every Tuesday morning.

Daniels said if a sensitive topic demanded his presence at a meeting he could attend by

ATCHISON, Kan. (AP) — The fuselage of an airplane similar to one flown by Amelia Earhart when she disappeared in 1937 is being trucked this week from California to Earhart’s hometown in eastern Kansas.

The fuselage of a 1935 Lockheed Electra L-10E, outfitted exactly like the one Earhart used when she tried to fly around the world, has begun a five-day journey to Atchison where Earhart was born. It is expected to arrive on Friday.

The Wichita Eagle reports the airplane will be put on permanent display in a hangar the Amelia Earhart Foundation plans to build as a museum commemorating the female aviator’s final flight. The Electra’s wings, which span

confere n c e call.

Daniels has t w o years remain- Daniels ing in his position representing the First District, which includes Moran, Humboldt, Elsmore and Savonburg, as well as rural areas in the south half of the county.

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A fair exhibit Members of Miss Chelsea’s Dance Academy capped off their summer lesson program by recently performing at the Allen County Fair. Chelsea Lea is studio owner and director. Pictured are, front row from left, Maddie McDermeit, Angie Ledford, Emilia Wilkerson; second row, Kinsey Schinstock, Jenisis Harrison, Annabelle Fernandez, Cara Porter; third row, Emily Weide, Sydnea Bumstead, Lindsey Moore, Hallie McDermeit; fourth row, Lauren McDermeit, Alexi Fernandez, Dallyn McGraw, and back row, Tiffany Moore and Chelsea Lea.

Immunizations strain Sedgwick Co. budget WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Sedgwick County’s health department may stop offering certain types of immunizations for international travel under the county’s recommended budget.

County manager Michael Scholes’ proposed budget calls for the end of providing vaccines for certain diseases and infections like yellow fever and typhoid fever, The Wichita Eagle reports.

Scholes says the decision to cut some immunizations will allow the health department to focus on other services.

The proposed budget says the immunization program cost nearly $138,143, but generated about $137,660 in revenue. “It seemed like lowhanging fruit,� Scholes said.

County chief financial officer Chris Chronis says the decision ties to Scholes’ goal to reduce government funding services that can be provided by non-governmental groups or through the private sector. “We don’t think that

Library recoups fines ... and more CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A Florida doctor is returning a longoverdue book that he checked out from a West Virginia library and donating $500.

WCHS-TV reports that as a child in the mid-1970s, Dr. Michael Kelly checked out “So You Want To Be a Doctor� from the Kanawha County Library.

Kelly, a graduate of Charleston High School, is now a successful plastic surgeon in Miami and owns Miami Plastic Surgery.

Kelly said he recently found the book in a bookshelf at his home and is “extremely embarrassed� that it has been checked out for so long.

we should be in the business of using our resources to compete with the private sector,�

Chronis said.

Tom Moore, a physician with Infectious Disease Consultants of Kansas who specializes in travel-related diseases, said the decision was “short-sighted.� “I just don’t understand that if it’s revenueneutral,� Moore said. “It’s all about access.�

Moore said a traveler can get the oral typhoid vaccine by prescription, but it would take longer.

He also said there is not enough demand for yellow fever vaccines for a private primary care physician to keep it stocked. “Short of creating a separate travel clinic, we’ve relied on the county health department for supplying that vaccine,�

Moore said.

HUMBOLDT — The South Logan FCE will once again offer a late summer tradition Aug. 19, with its annual West of Humboldt Ice Cream Social.

The fun kicks off at 6 p.m. at the Craig Sharp

Kansas tightens fracking restrictions TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Corporation Commission has further restricted the amount of oilfield wastewater that can be injected underground in southern Kansas in the hopes of further reducing the number of earthquakes in the region.

Earlier restrictions led to a drop in earthquakes, mostly in Harper and Sumner counties, experts said. During a meeting Tuesday, the commission left in place an 8,000-barrel per day limit in five of the most quake-prone areas of those two counties. But it put a 16,000-barrel per day limit on the rest of those two counties and parts of Kingman, Sedgwick and Butler counties, The Wichita Eagle reported. “We’ve taken action to see that we don’t have the seismic activity we’ve seen south of Kansas (mostly in Oklahoma),� said Commissioner Pat Apple, who approved the new restrictions along with Chairman Jay Emler.

The commission’s order said it found that increased seismic activity is an immediate

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nearly 60 feet, and other parts arrived in Atchison last month.

Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan disappeared in their Electra in July 1937 while flying from New Guinea to Howland Island in the South Pacific in her around-the-world attempt.

The plane was acquired from Grace McGuire, a pilot who spent three decades restoring it. McGuire got the plane from a defunct museum in Orlando, Fla. Foundation director Karen Seaberg said enough money has been raised to build a hangar shell for the plane at the Amelia Earhart Airport in Atchison.

Seaberg said that more money will have to be raised to transform the hangar into a museum.

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danger to the public health, safety, and welfare.

Commissioner Shari Feist Albrecht filed a dissenting opinion favoring even stronger restrictions. She agreed with the KCC staff, which wanted to limit dumping to 12,000 barrels a day, saying she believes the 16,000-barrel limit “would do little to change the status quo and provide minimal data from which to draw any conclusions about the small-earthquake trend.�

The order calls for continued monitoring of earthquakes and wastewater disposal.

The restrictions could be further reduced if the 16,000-barrel limit proves ineffective, Apple said. “We’ll have data that we currently do not have over the next six months,� Apple said. “And at that time we may decide to lower it to 14; we may decide to lower it to 12.�

Earthquakes began occurring more frequently in southern Kansas and Oklahoma in 2013 after an increase of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in which high-pressure

4.0 Tremblor strikes central Oklahoma LUTHER, Okla.

(AP) — Another earthquake has rattled central Oklahoma, but there have been no reports of damage or injuries.

The U.S. Geological Survey says the earthquake had a preliminary magnitude of 4.0. It struck shortly after 6 a.m. Wednesday and had in epicenter in Luther, about 23 miles northeast of Oklahoma City.

The USGS says the earthquake was widely felt in central Oklaliquid is used to fracture subsurface rock to free trapped pockets of oil and gas.

The Kansas Geological Survey determined that fracking wasn’t causing the earthquakes but said the practice of injecting oilfield wastewater into rock formations underground was a likely cause.

Underground water upsets the balance between layers of rock deep underground, causing that

homa and as far north as Wichita, Kansas.

The number of magnitude 3.0 or greater earthquakes has skyrocketed in Oklahoma, from a few dozen in 2012 to more than 900 last year. Scientists have linked the increase to the underground disposal of wastewater from oil and gas production and state regulators have asked producers to reduce wastewater disposal volumes.

rock to shift and generating the tremors felt on the surface.

About 16 barrels of wastewater comes up for each barrel of oil produced in Kansas.

The wastewater is too polluted with oil and salt to be disposed of at ground level.

Any violation of the disposal limit or record-keeping requirements could result in a $10,000-a-day fine and shutdown and sealing of the well.

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Study questions migration route to America

Annual meteor show Every August, the Northern Hemisphere experiences a swarm of meteors called the Perseids. Peak shower will be the 11th and 12th this year.

By AMINA KHAN Los Angeles Times

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When it comes to ancient human migration, it’s all in the timing.

Scientists studying a corridor that could have allowed ancient American settlers to pass the glaciers separating Alaska from the rest of the continent might not have been viable at the right time window to allow some of the earliest human migrations through.

The findings, published in the journal Nature, offer an unprecedented profile of one possible migration route while deepening the mystery around how some of the first people actually made it south into America.

Scientists have long thought that humans passed from what is now Siberia to presentday Alaska via the Bering land bridge (a strip of land that today is covered in ocean) but then had to wait for the ice sheets across present-day Canada to recede before continuing southward. Then, about 15,000 to 14,000 years ago, two retreating glaciers (the Laurentide and Cordilleran ice sheets) opened up a corridor to the rest of the continent.

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Teacher pleads guilty to soliciting student

Scientists have long thought that humans passed from what is now Siberia to present-day Alaska via the Bering land bridge, but recent studies are deepening the mystery around how some of the first people actually made it south into America. Don Bartletti/Los Angeles Times/TNS

At first, it seems like that corridor’s appearance might mesh well with the appearance WICHITA, Kan. (AP) office says Young was of early settlements in — A former Kansas an eighth-grade social North America, such middle school teacher studies teacher at Derby as the Clovis in New has pleaded guilty to North Middle School Mexico, who were south electronic solicitation when he used an online of the massive walls of a child after swap- chat room in July 2015 to of glacial ice by 13,400 ping explicit messages contact the undercover years ago. with an undercover officer, who he thought But the earliest huWisconsin law enforce- was 14. mans in South America ment officer.

Prosecutors say the appear to have set up The Wichita Eagle re- two had several conshop about 14,700 years ports 41-year-old Steven versations over Skype ago. Keep in mind, the Young of Derby entered in subsequent months glacial corridor opened his plea on Monday. In before Young took his up only 15,000 years ago exchange, prosecutors clothes off Oct. 17 and at the earliest. So unless dismissed a charge of performed a lewd act those intrepid humans sexual exploitation of a during a video chat. in what was known as He was arrested two child.

Beringia were able to The Sedgwick Coun- days later in his classtraverse North, Central ty District Attorney’s room. and South America in a mere 300 years, it’s very unlikely that any humans who might have passed through the glacial corridor were the ones to first settle in the Americas.

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So when would the corridor have become viable for human travel? To find out, an international team of scientists led out of the University of Copenhagen pulled nine cores of lake deposits from the Peace River drainage area in western Canada. They focused on a “bottleneck” area in the corridor that was the last to thaw, pulling out fossils, pollen, plant remains and all kinds of DNA from urine, feces and tissue embedded in the earth.

They analyzed the deposits and reconstructed a profile of the environment through time using the deposits, which were up to 12,900 years old. The pollen remains hint that there were only a few grasses and sedge before 12,700 years ago. But by 12,600 years ago, the landscape had changed to steppe grassland akin to today’s prairies, able to feed grazing bison. Two centuries later, hares and voles show up in the record, followed by mammoths, elk and bald eagles.

“The presence of bison and mammoths is important because they are known to have been hunted by early Americans, and the presence of a top predator such as the eagle indicates a productive food web,”

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Suzanne McGowan of the University of Nottingham, who was not involved in the research, wrote in a commentary on the paper.

Around 10,000 years ago, that corridor probably closed up — though with trees instead of ice. The coniferous forest that took over the grasslands would probably not have supported large animals like bison, which humans would have needed to survive that journey.

Based on these dates, this corridor was probably not a viable route for those humans who reached the Americas south of the continental ice sheets by 14,700 years ago, the study authors wrote, or for the ancestors of the Clovis, who arrived by 13,400 years ago.

“More broadly, although Clovis people may yet be shown to represent an independent migration separate from the peoples present here by 14,700” years ago, the authors wrote, “they must have descended from a population that entered the Americas via a different route than the icefree corridor.”

One possible alternative is the Pacific-migration hypothesis; early Americans may have traveled either by land via the shore’s ice-free margins or by sea, paddling down the coastal waters.

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Helluva halibut PETERSBURG, Alaska (AP) — It wasn’t a record breaker, but it was still a helluva halibut.

Petersburg radio station KFSK reports that fishermen Brian Mattson and Doug Corl hauled in the catch of a lifetime Sunday with a 396-pound halibut in southeast Alaska. The fish was nearly 8 feet long.

They used a winch to bring the fish up onto their vessel, the Day Spring, and Mattson says it “just kept coming and coming, and then we knew it was big.”

A large crowd came down to the dock to see the fish when they delivered the halibut for processing at Petersburg Fisheries Inc. Even Levy Boiter with the International Pacific Halibut Commission went to get a gander.

The record catch came in 1996 when Jack Tragis brought in a 459-pound halibut in Dutch Harbor, Alaska.

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Leaders should embrace beer garden for F-C Days A blessing of the configuration of downtown Iola is that it lends itself to public gatherings. The big shaded lawn plopped in the center of the square is especially conducive to functions.

If we were smart, we’d have events on the square scheduled every weekend.

So it came as a surprise when Allen County commissioners on Tuesday denied organizers of the upcoming Farm-City Days the privilege to convert a section of the lawn into a beer garden while bands perform on a nearby stage.

The same concept proved very successful last year in Riverside Park during the inaugural Portland Alley Pedalfest. Its beer garden was a cordoned off section of the lawn fronting the Community Building in which the sale

Last year’s Portland Alley Pedalfest was capped off with an evening of entertainment in Riverside Park, including a beer garden. The consequence? An even more delightful evening. and enjoyment of 3.2 beer could occur.

Stationed just outside the area — which was moni-

tored by personnel checking IDs — were food vendors.

Live music, beer and brats. It just doesn’t get any better.

And no, nothing bad happened.

Truth is, people don’t abuse such privileges.

And if a beer garden enhances the experience for some, why say no?

We know, we know.

The big “L.” Liability.

Sure as the sun will rise, some minor will imbibe, get in a car and tear through the throng, strewing body parts across the courthouse lawn.

Yep, we’re asking for trouble with a capital “T” right here in River City.

Or we could trust people to act responsibly and let the successful Farm-City Days take on an added dimension.

That’s our vote.

— Susan Lynn

New fiscal year yields Don’t give Trump nuclear codes same old problems: KS budget falls short

By JOHN NOONAN Los Angeles Times

In the same manner spring 8.9 percent increase that was lifts the human spirit with a the problem. sense of renewal, a new fiscal That big of a jump should year rekindles optimism for be expected only from a rocompanies and organizations. bust economy that had reParticularly if the preceding ceived a shot of adrenaline of year was one to forget, as was some sort. We know the govthe case for the state of Kan- ernor still is waiting for his sas. glide path to zero income tax Revenue figures reported plan to produce that shot, but from Topeka one month into it hasn’t happened since the this new year, however, evoke cuts first were implemented nothing but disgust and ire. in 2012.

Once again, Kansas tax collecThere should have been no tions missed budget. Overly rational justification for anyrosy projections by Gov. Sam body involved in the budgetBrownback, the conservative ing process to believe Kansas Republican-dominated Legis- retail sales would jump 9 perlature and a team of financial cent in July. In April, when advisers weren’t even close to the revenue consensus group the reality of a slowing econ- last met to revise Kansas figomy. ures downward once again, For July, the $14.3 million national retail sales were shortfall marks the 11th time up only 1.3 percent. That 1.3 in the past 13 months the es- percent was the high mark timates have been off. For a for the preceding 12 months; cash-strapped state trapped the second-highest was 0.6 percent. And in a cycle remember, the of late and national econskipped payPerhaps revenue pro- omy is growments, higher jections missing their ing slowly interest rates, while the Kancredit downmark is all part of a plan. sas economy is grades, ac... Brownback and his in free-fall. count raiding legislative lackeys simThe govand sleight-ofply feign surprise each ernor has lahand accounting — and still time revenue targets mented poor for unable to pay are missed, and the pro- forecasting the past two all of its oblicess of starving state years, seemgations — this isn’t a good government continues ingly at a loss as to where the way to start unabated. process is failthe new fiscal ing. Plugging year. It sounds in wildly abmore like a surd figures on continuation the retail sales tax line, which of the FY16 disaster.

And because lawmakers ab- is the single-largest source of dicated their responsibility to revenue for the state, guaranthe governor’s office to make tees disappointment.

But that’s the plan, isn’t it? adjustments, expect Brownback to announce soon fur- Disappointment will lead to ther agency cuts or confiscate public hand-wringing, then to more cuts. Brownback and somebody’s reserve funds.

Optimism has not disap- his legislative lackeys simply peared completely, as evi- feign surprise each time revdenced by remarks from Kan- enue targets are missed, and sas Revenue Secretary Nick the process of starving state government continues unJordan.

“We are pleased to start abated.

Based on last Tuesday’s prithe new fiscal year with positive individual income tax mary results, it appears Kangrowth,” Jordan said in a sans finally are catching on. news release, “but concerned At least 11 conservative allies with the continued weak cor- of the governor were defeated porate tax receipts, which by moderate Republicans. many states in our region are Add in the neo-cons who did experiencing. Sales tax re- not stand for re-election, and ceipts remain weak in coun- Brownback’s veto-proof suties with significant agricul- per majority is gone.

Kansas voters need to finture and oil economies.”

Actually, sales tax collec- ish the job in November and tions were up 3.2 percent from throw out the remaining lawthe same month last year. makers who’ve assisted the That doesn’t sound too weak. governor’s destruction.

— The Salina Journal Perhaps it was the forecasted

Since the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima in 1945, American presidents have thought of their nuclear responsibilities as the heaviest burden one could shoulder.

Harry Truman wrote, “We have discovered the most terrible bomb in the history of the world.” Dwight Eisenhower, no stranger to conflict, said that nuclear bombs have made war “not just tragic, but preposterous.” John F. Kennedy called the weapons a “sword of Damocles,” one all Americans were forced to live beneath.

Those men bring us to 2016 and the Republican candidate for president, Donald Trump, who also had some deep thoughts on nuclear weapons. That is, “If we have them, why can’t we use them?”

MSNBC reported recently that Trump asked that dreadful question three times in a recent foreign policy briefing. The Trump campaign denies the story. And to be fair, it came from an anonymous source.

But consider Trump’s words in a town hall event during the primaries: “Somebody hits us within (Islamic State), you wouldn’t fight back with a nuke?” Or the words of Trump’s spokeswoman, Katrina Pierson, who also asked the unaskable on Fox News: “What good does it do to have a nuclear triad if you’re afraid to use it?”

Having spent five years of my life as a Minuteman III launch officer, and a year as an instructor teaching young officers how to run that weapon system, I’m equipped to answer the Trump campaign’s question.

The very point of nuclear weapons is that they are never used. We have them to dissuade hostile powers from attacking us, and vice versa.

Deterrence, as this policy is known, has been the backbone of U.S. national security for decades. That a candidate for the highest office in the land needs this explained to him, not once but thrice, should give every voter pause.

During my years in the Air Force, I worked over 300 nuclear “alerts” — 24-hour shifts 100 feet below the Wyoming tundra. I sat at my post believing, through the Bush and Obama administrations, that the president was fundamentally rational and

would never ask me to do my one of the reasons that this terrible duty. Not unless the election couldn’t be more imcountry was in the direst of portant. national emergencies.

Consider the age of our nuWith Trump as president, clear triad. The Minuteman the young men and women III missile was first fielded assigned to our nuclear forc- in the Nixon administration. es will have no such assur- The Ohio-class submarine ances. came into widespread use I am a Republican and I in the Carter years. And the have long worked in Repub- B-52 bomber first flew when lican politics. It gives me no Truman was in the White pleasure to say this, but I be- House. lieve my party’s nominee for As time eats away at president is mentally unfit to America’s strategic forces, assume this heavy responsi- our next president will have bility. to make difficult decisions Trump simply cannot be about how to best moderntrusted with weapons that ize and improve our nuclear can kill millions. He cannot weapons. These decisions be handed the nuclear “foot- will require serious thinkers ball” — a briefcase contain- who care about maintaining ing the war plans and codes a safe, secure and reliable for our nuclear forces — and nuclear deterrent. Trump is be made responsible for its not capable of making those contents. decisions and he is not capaThese duties are simply ble of formulating those politoo grave to cies. entrust to a In a GOP man who has debate, Trump The very point of nu- was exhibited soasked clear weapons is that which leg of ciopathic and chronically they are never used. the nuclear narcissisWe have them to dis- triad was most tic behavior important to suade hostile powers him and how throughout from attacking us, and he would prihis checkered career. vice versa. Deterrence, oritize fundI don’t want — to the as this policy is known, ing to mislead s u b m a r i n e s, has been the backbone bombers or anyone here.

America’s of U.S. national security missiles. In nuclear triad rambling for decades. That a can- a — the threeanswer that didate for the highest was so incolegged stool office in the land needs herent it sent of nuclear s u b m a r i n e s, this explained to him, shock waves bombers and the not once but thrice, across missiles — is globe, Trump should give every voter managed to a good thing. pause.

The mere posay something tential for a that made devastating sense. attack has He warned kept the peace viewers of between major powers for de- the dangerous possibility of cades. “having some maniac, having Conflict has of course al- some madman go out and get ways been part of the human a nuclear weapon,” and said experience; the awesome de- “that’s in my opinion, that structive power of nuclear is the single biggest problem weapons seems to be the one that our country faces right thing that gets it through our now.” thick skulls that war is hell.

I couldn’t agree more.

Presidents from both sides of the aisle have determined About the writer: John as much, and worked to for- Noonan is a Republican namulate responsible policies tional security expert and fordesigned to keep nuclear mer Minuteman III nuclear weapons in silos and armor- launch officer. He wrote this ies where they belong. That’s for the Los Angeles Times.

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Airstrikes kill in 20 in Syria

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BEIRUT (AP) — Syrian activists said airstrikes targeting the Islamic State group’s de factor capital of Raqqa today killed at least 20 civilians in a new round of bombardment that came as Turkey called on Russia to carry out joint operations against IS. The offer by Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu followed a meeting between the Russian and Turkish leaders in which they agreed to mend ties.

Cavusoglu also announced that his country will resume its airstrikes against IS targets in Syria, months after they were suspended amid a major row with

said. That reciprocal agreement was renewed without changes on June 30.

“We’re underserved, and a significant amount of our workforce is going to be retiring in the next several years, and we don’t have people in the pipeline to backfill that,” said Dr. Doug Girod, executive vice chancellor of the medical school.

A dentistry program authorized at Wichita State University in 2009 has graduated only 30 people in seven years and only six of them stayed in Kansas, Thomas said.

Thomas and Girod said the state should first establish reciprocal agreements with dental schools in Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa, Oklahoma and other nearby states and eventually establish its own dental school, with an emphasis on re-

cruiting Kansas students.

The University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas, would be the most feasible site because it already offers basic medical training required in dentistry and space that could be used as a dental school.

Girod said the university could establish a four-year program for about 60 students per year. The estimated start-up costs would be about $43 million and, if tuition was comparable to other schools, the state would need to allocate another $6.5 million per year.

Regents Chairwoman Zoe Newton of Wichita said Tuesday was the first time she had heard the proposal and the regents haven’t talked about it. The board may continue discussions for months before deciding whether to include the proposal in a future package of requests for the Kansas Legislature.

Moscow. He said in an interview with Turkey’s private NTV television that Ankara “will again, in an active manner, with its planes take part in operations” against IS targets.

Turkey had temporarily suspended its limited participation in the airstrikes campaign by the U.S.-led coalition, following soured relations with Moscow after Turkish air force jets downed a Russian warplane on the Syrian border in November. Russia had retaliated by deploying long-range air defense missile systems to its base in Syria, 30 miles south of the border with Turkey and imposing an

array of economic sanctions.

“On the issue of Daesh, we have made a call to Russia. We said we have a common enemy which we can struggle against together,” he said. Daesh is an Arabic language acronym for the Islamic State group.

The local activist group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently said the strikes also cut the city’s water supply.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported the airstrikes, saying that 24 civilians were killed, along with six others whose affiliation or identities could not yet be confirmed.

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are dropped if a property has been cleared by the designated court date.

THE CITY also has a policy to recruit folks to clean up others’ properties.

If a property owner has been given sufficient notice, and no cleanup efforts occurred, a lottery-style system will be set up to allow a third party to do the cleanup effort.

In that case, the person doing the work would have all salvage rights to the objects being removed as their compensation.

The city also would assess an administrative fee against the property owner, Crowell said.

The person doing the cleanup would be forbidden from entering barns

or houses. “That’s called burglary,” Apt said.

In response to queries from Council and audience members, Crowell said the property owners would be given sufficient notice.

“We’re going to have to start cracking down on this,” Crowell said.

“People refuse to do it.

Either we do it or we let it go.”

The Council approved a small but significant change in the city’s vehicle ordinance.

Tarped vehicles now also must be parked on a trailer to be considered a restoration project.

Lee also had the ordinance modified so that any tarp used to cover a vehicle be a neutral color, such as tan or green.

IN AN effort to have

junked vehicles removed, Council has given T.J.’s Towing permission to tow those vehicles to his salvage yard on the outskirts of Gas. The process would be open to any interested towing company.

The effort will not cost the city, McDonald noted. Rather, it will be up to the vehicle owner to pay T.J.’s the towing

LaHarpe City Council members discussed nuisance yards and ways to clean up the city Wednesday. REGISTER/RICK DANLEY and vehicle storage fee.

If the bill is not paid, the vehicles would be sold via public auction.

LaHarpe’s only requirement is that a city employee accompany McDonald while he re-

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trieves the vehicles, in order to sign his work order and receipt.

The discussion then turned to tarped vehicles.

Several residents have covered inoperable vehicles with tarps and claimed those as restoration projects, Crowell noted.

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The city allows for restoration projects, racing vehicles and other recreational ventures, such as mud runs.

However, there’s a significant difference between a vehicle being restored and one that has sat neglected in a backyard for years, Crowell noted.

IN OTHER business, the Council: — Heard a request from Bev Higinbotham and her daughter, Carey Dean, to allow them to keep more than three horses on a parcel of land they own. Higinbotham currently has six horses, and has for years.

— Terminated Jason Prock’s employment as police chief, and said they would advertise for a replacement to handle law and code enforcement and animal control. No reason was given.

the higher meter charge.

The higher electric meter charge also could play in the city’s favor as it applies once again for a grant to fund the upgrades all at once.

LaHarpe’s first application, filed last summer, was rejected earlier this year, in part because of what the state considered a weak effort to upgrade, or even maintain, the existing system.

LaHarpe’s utility rates

are among the lowest in the state, Councilwoman Sara’Nicole Prock noted.

Councilman Danny Ware said he was opposed to an immediate increase in meter fees because LaHarpe already has about $29,000 in reserve. He favored waiting to see if the grant application was successful.

An engineer last summer pegged a full upgrade — adding neutral lines to the other half of the city’s grid; replacing

roughly three-quarters of the city’s utility poles; and replacing all of the city’s electric transformers — at more than $700,000.

If successful, the CDBG would pay for $400,000, with the rest to be paid off in the form of bonds.

The $1 increase in water meter fees — taking those to $19 a month — would bring in an extra $3,300 annually, and would be used for water line maintenance.

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from $29.4 million in 2015 to $55 million in 2016. For 2017, the district’s valuation is $53.8 million.

For Humboldt schools because of legislative action means a loss of $350,507 in state aid for its local option budget.

Overall, the district’s tax levy responsibility will increase 3 mills, from this year’s 52.691 mills to 55.726.

The 3-mill levy will mean an increase of about $33.50 for the owner of a $100,000 home.

The district’s capital outlay fund remains flush, with $1.84 million in the bank.

Several expenditures of some magnitude are planned for this school year, which began on July 1, Lewis said.

Among them are a new bus and mobility van and roofs on the central office building, middle school and technology building. Those are obligations that have been planned. Others will unfold during planning sessions in the months ahead.

For the record, net expenditures for 2016-17 are forecast at $6.21 million in the general fund and $1.52 million in the LOB, with resources in each mainly for salaries, instructional materials and programming. Capital outlay money is restricted to capital improvements and some equipment purchases.

BEYOND the budget, district obligations total

base debt $5.96

million. Of that $3.7 million is in general obligation bonds tied to the Humboldt Community Fieldhouse and $2.22 million is in leasepurchase agreements for the sports complex east of town.

Looking ahead with the sports complex, Lewis said a portion of the capital outlay fund would be earmarked this and in the years ahead for turf replacement.

“The sports complex is only three years old, but things wear out and we have to be prepared to deal with them.”

On the plus side of ongoing obligations, Lewis pointed out that leasepurchase agreements for stadium lights and energy efficiency upgrades in schools were paid off in the last year.

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IHS cheerleaders who practiced with the Kansas City Chiefs cheerleaders last Saturday were, front row from left, Brylee Maley, Sadie Maple, Mia Aronson, Karly McGuffin, and back row, Breanna Northcutt, Lauren McDermeit, Karima Hall, Taylor Stout, Hailei Gregg, Ashley Crane, Emilee Luedke. Submitted photo

IHS cheerleaders practice with the pros

By PERSEPHONE MEANS Student Writer

“When I first received the information for the 2016 Chiefs Spirit Day, I was thrilled for the girls to have the opportunity to be able to perform on such a big stage. The girls were just as excited and so far this has been an amazing experience,” said secondyear Iola High School cheer coach Autumn Peeper.

Last Saturday, the Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleaders held a Spirit Day clinic for approximately 200 members of surrounding area dance and cheer teams. The IHS cheerleaders were able to travel to Arrowhead Stadium and be a part of that. With the chance to work with and learn from the Chiefs cheerleaders, they also will perform during halftime of the pre-season Chiefs game against the Seattle Seahawks on this coming Saturday at 3:30 p.m.

Junior Emilee Luedke said that the most fun part for herself was,

“at the beginning, when they split all of us into two groups and we had a sort of chant/dance off. The result was really nice.”

Junior Karly McGuffin said that the best part was, “getting to dance in front of all the other groups and meeting squads from other schools.”

While working with professional cheerleaders could be an intimidating experience, the IHS cheerleaders found it to be quite the opposite. McGuffin said, “The cheerleaders were super nice and helpful. They were always cheering us on and telling us to keep going.”

Luedke said, “They were all really cool and down to earth. They were personable and even talked to us about their high school experiences.” The information that the girls learned at the clinic will be useful for the upcoming football season.

“It was nice to work with and learn from the professional cheerleaders since we can bring that back to IHS,” said

senior Karima Hall.

The clinic lasted for almost five hours in the non-air conditioned Chiefs’ practice facility.

Most of the cheerleaders agreed that this was the most difficult part to get through.

The other thing that the girls agreed on was the difficulty of learning the choreography on their own time before the clinic. Luedke said, “The dance was easy, it was just difficult to learn and retain because it was so fastpaced and long.”

Peeper agreed. “Most of our squad has at least some dance experience and the choreography was not that difficult, but the dance is faster than they are used to and about twice as long. I’m extremely confident in our girls.

One of the first things they did at the clinic was lineup and show that they knew the choreography. Our squad lined up front and center and they knew it better than most. They only got better as the afternoon wore on. It will definitely be a new

experience to perform in a stadium that large with an equally large audience, but I am confident that they will do a great job,” said Peeper.

“We will be at the stadium early this Saturday for an on-field rehearsal before the game and I think that will help them work through some of the nerves.”

The IHS cheerleaders will also be performing the routine that they learned at an Iola High School football game this season.

About the writer: Persephone Means is a senior at Iola High School studying journalism.

PUNTA GORDA, Fla. (AP) — The officer who shot and killed a 73-yearold retired librarian during a police “shoot/don’t shoot” demonstration in Florida was accused of using excessive force with his police dog and resigned from another police agency in 2013 for failing to satisfactorily complete an agency field training program.

Officer Lee Coel, 28, was put on administrative leave Tuesday as the Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigates why real ammunition was used by mistake at an event designed to bring police and the public together in the small Gulf Coast city of Punta Gorda.

Authorities are expected to hold a news conference about the shooting this morning.

Lieutenant Katie Heck, the spokeswoman for the Punta Gorda Police, said Coel has worked for the department since 2014. She said Coel frequently gave department presentations and tours, “specifically role-playing in these shoot/don’t shoot scenarios.”

On Tuesday night, Heck said Mary Knowlton, a well-known community volunteer, assumed the role of the officer during the “shoot/don’t shoot” exercise.

During such an exercise, Heck said, the citizen “assumes the role of the officer, and is confronted with situations in which they must

make a decision about whether to use force on the role-player. The situations escalate quickly, forcing fast decisions.

Historically, it fosters a better understanding for what officers face during an intense situation, and leads to informative dialogue between the community and officers who act as role players.”

Both the citizen and the officer have a firearm during these scenarios.

But the guns are either supposed to be loaded with blanks or “simunition guns,” which are real-looking weapons that fire a non-lethal projectile with reduced force. But Knowlton was mistakenly struck with a live round, officials said.

Mary Knowlton attended the class with her husband and it was supposed to be “a fun night,” her son said Wednesday.

Even the police chief was in attendance at the class and was visibly upset during a news conference Wednesday.

What officials didn’t discuss: Coel’s record.

Coel left the Miramar Police Department after 14 months of service in the Broward County agency. Tania Rues, Miramar police spokeswoman, said Coel resigned, but could not comment on the reasons why. Coel wrote a resignation letter saying he was resigning for “personal reasons;” the News-Press reported that he failed to complete an agency field training program.

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One-cent coins bring in $869,500 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two rare one-cent coins from the earliest days of the U.S. Mint have sold for a pretty penny.

The copper coins, both dating to 1792, went for a combined total of $869,500 at the auction held Wednesday in Anaheim, California.

One of them, known

as the “Birch Cent,” sold for $517,000. The other, known as the “Silver Center Cent,” went for $352,500.

Eric Bradley, spokesman for Heritage Auctions, said that while the sales fell somewhat short of the combined $1 million the auction house projected they would go for, organizers are still

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“We’re looking at two coins that sold for more than 43 million times their face value,” Bradley said, “so you can’t be disappointed in that.”

It wasn’t clear why one coin proved more valuable than the other, the market just responded differently to the two, Bradley said.

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Olympic Games:

College Volleyball: Red Devil Preview

U.S.’s Ledecky adds another Olympic gold

By ARNIE STAPLETON The Associated Press

Allen Community College’s Callie Watson rises high for a kill during Wednesday morning’s volleyball practice. REGISTER/

JON DYKSTRA

STOCK SPIKING Red Devils aiming for breakout season

By JON DYKSTRA The Iola Register

The Red Devil volleyball team took its lumps last season on the way to a 9-23 overall record with a 1-8 Jayhawk Conference record, but with most of its young core coming back in 2016, the Red Devils are focused on making strides this season.

“Our sophomores have come a long ways,” Red Devil coach Whitney Shaw said. “With spring training and over the summer, they have really stepped up and are taking on a

leadership role. We are really excited about this large group of returners, because honestly, it makes my job easier when they already know what we expect.

“Last year we faced a lot of injuries, so we are trying to stay away from that this season.”

One of the main reasons for optimism is the return of 2015 kills leader Andria Dowell. The Sterling, Kan., native had 382 during her freshman year. Dowell was also solid defensive

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Olympic Basketball: United States 98, Australia 88

Anthony, U.S. edge past Australia

By BRIAN MAHONEY The Associated Press

Carmelo Anthony rebounds on Monday as the U.S. faced Venezuela at Carioca Arena 1 in Barra Olympic Park in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brian Cassella/Chi-

cago Tribune/TNS

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — The blowouts are over. The Olympics are underway.

After nothing but pushovers this summer, the U.S. men’s basketball team faced someone who pushed back.

“This is the real world now and that’s good for us,” coach Mike Krzyzewski said.

Finally tested, Carmelo Anthony and Kyrie Irving had the answers.

Anthony scored 31 points on the night he became the U.S. men’s Olympic career scoring leader, combining with Irving for all the Americans’ baskets in the fourth quarter of a 9888 victory over Australia on Wednesday night.

Irving — born in Australia — added 19 points, including a 3-pointer with 1:35 left after Australia had closed within four.

A team that won its first two games by a combined 101 points could never get a comfortable lead — and for a while couldn’t get one at

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RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Skies and pools both darkened Wednesday as the sunsplashed Olympics in Rio de Janeiro gave way to gray clouds and murky green waters.

The Rio Games were drenched in rain and continued questions about why the diving well and water polo pools look so much like neglected aquariums.

Katie Ledecky’s strong final leg helped the U.S. women win the 4x200 freestyle relay over silver medalist Australia.

Brazil finally found its scoring touch in the men’s soccer tournament at the Olympics, the host country advancing to the quarterfinals by beating Denmark 4-0 and avoiding an embarrassing elimination in front of the home fans. Brazil plays Colombia in Sao Paulo on Saturday.

The third day of the men’s water polo tournament began in green-tinged water, though not nearly as dark as the neighboring diving pool at the aquatics center. It was crystal blue the day before.

Water quality has been a major issue surrounding the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, but in the ocean and lagoons, not pools.

A decrease in the alkaline level in the diving well Tuesday afternoon led to the green color, organizing committee spokesman Mario Andrada said. He added that the pool for water polo and synchronized swimming is being affected in the same way but “we expect the color to be back to blue very shortly.”

Rio organizers insisted the athletes weren’t at risk in the green pools.

They were on the waters and slippery roadways, though.

Strong winds rattled palm

all. The Australians, with big bodies inside, quality point guards to counter the American pressure and a wealth of NBA championship experience, stood toe to toe with the team that had blown them out of the last two Olympics in the quarterfinals.

But Anthony, the first male to play in four Olympics, steadied the Americans in the first competitive game most of this new team had ever experienced.

“We kind of expected a game like this, a physical game, a grind-out game from playing against Australia over the past couple years,” Anthony said, “and going into tonight we knew it was going to come down to the end of the game where we were really going to have to buckle down and focus in and make plays down the stretch.”

Kevin Durant capped off the scoring with two free throws, making him the See USA | Page B6

Major League Baseball: Royals, White Sox

The Chicago White Sox’s Omar Narvaez is tagged out at the plate

by Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez on a single by J.B. Shuck in the seventh inning on Wednesday at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. John Sleezer/Kansas City Star/TNS

Royals rally past Chicago KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Lorenzo Cain’s night was not going the way he wanted. He was hitless in his first six atbats with three strikeouts. It all ended with his fifth career walk-off hit.

Cain’s two-out single in the 14th inning scored Christian Colon from second base and the Kansas City Royals beat the Chicago White Sox 3-2 on Wednesday.

“I had been ready to go home for a while,” Cain said. “I was happy to get the hit. It was definitely a rough game up to that point. I came through for the boys. It’s a very good feeling.”

Colon opened the inning with a single and Paulo Orlando sacrificed him to second.

Cain laced a single to center to score Colon, ending the 4-hour, 34-minute game, the longest by the Royals this season.

Dillon Gee (4-5), the eighth Kansas City pitcher, struck out three in two perfect innings to pick up the victory.

Matt Albers (2-5) was charged with the loss.

“What a crazy game that was,” Gee said. “I was in the dugout the whole game.”

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Now, I can say this without any doubt ... this is probably the most ripped-off franchise and format in the history of television, because we’ve been doing it so long.

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SUNDAY 7 p.m. on K30AL Dancing on the Edge The series finale, alternately known as “Episode 8” and “Interviewing Louis,” finds some of the characters looking back on events that have fueled the drama’s narrative.

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TUESDAY 7 p.m. on KSNF Rio Olympics As the Summer Games continue from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, events include: gymnastics competitions and the finals of the men’s high jump and the women’s 1500m in track and field.

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Moderate exercise a boon to longevity Dear Dr. Roach: Is there any evidence that an athletic heart developed by prolonged exercise either adds to or reduces life expectancy?

— P.A.O.

Dr. Keith Roach

Answer: People who exercise more have a

significantly longer life expectancy than those who do not, and there is a rough correlation between the amount of exercise done and how much benefit is received.

The optimum amount of exercise also remains controversial, but several

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studies have suggested that it is much more than most of us get — about the equivalent of 8-10 miles daily.

However, there’s much more benefit in going from very little exercise (walking almost none) to a light or moderate amount (perhaps 2-4 miles a day) than going from moderate to prolonged. There is some evidence that there may be no benefit or even harm from extreme levels of exercise, compared with moderate exercise, at least in

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middle-aged men.

Exercise intensity is important for performance, so a person who runs 8 miles a day is likely to be faster than a person who walks the same distance. However, in terms of life expectancy, it does not matter as much whether you run, jog or walk.

Some of the benefits are due to the beneficial effects of regular exercise on the heart, but there are many other benefits, including reduction of cancer risk.

Gratitude is always good Dear Carolyn: My daughter suffers from general anxiety and just finished middle school. To thank her teachers for helping her through her moments of panic, I made each of them a nice zippered tote bag and loaded it with supplies and a small gift card. It took a lot of work on my part, which I thoroughly enjoyed, and also cost a lot for the materials.

I am feeling disappointed that none of the teachers, seven of them, have acknowledged the gift. I didn’t deliver them personally, but am confident they did receive them.

My husband says the bags were a “thank you” to the teachers so they don’t need to thank me back. Is he right and

Tell Me About It Carolyn Hax

should I just assume they appreciated them?

— S. S.: Yes. I’m 100 percent with your husband on this, and 100 percent with your idea of assuming the best and dropping it.

I don’t base this answer on my opinion of thank-you notes for thank-you gifts, which I’ll get to in a second, but on this: What else is there for you to do?

Do you really want to make the conscious

choice to remain aggrieved that you weren’t thanked? To let this be the bitter end of a sweet transaction? One that was never intended to be about you?

Where it’s available, I advise always choosing happiness. They cared beautifully for your child, and you expressed gratitude in a way that pleased you, and, yay, good for them for starting their summer break by not writing dozens of notes.

I also do happen to believe it’s fine to skip thank-you notes for what are plainly intended as thank-you gifts, though I’m always grateful to receive them. I’d add that one can never go wrong in expressing thanks in writing.

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USA: Anthony leads Americans to victory Continued from B1

only other player than Irving or Anthony to score in the period.

The Americans, who had barely broken a sweat in Brazil, trailed early in the fourth quarter before Anthony hit a flurry of 3-pointers to put the Americans on top.

Patty Mills, the tournament scoring leader, had 30 points for Australia.

After five easy exhibitions preceding routs of China and Venezuela to open the tournament, the Americans trailed 72-70 with about 9 minutes left.

Anthony scored to tie it, hit a 3-pointer to give the Americans the lead for good, and then hit a couple more 3s that pushed it to 83-76.

The team staying on a luxury cruise ship could never relax until scoring the final five points in the last 27 seconds on free throws, with Irving hitting the first three.

The Americans, so carefree in their opener that reserves DeMar DeRozan and Jimmy Butler played rock, paper, scissors to determine who would shoot a free throw, realized they were in a fight in this one.

“It got real,” Paul George said. “It definitely got real.”

An enraged Krzyzewski screamed at an official after Andrew Bogut’s hard foul on Irving just in front of the U.S. bench in the third quarter, his face looking as red as the shirts the coaching staff wore.

Bogut finished with 15 points for the Australians, who have never won a medal but four of their players own NBA rings.

They nearly became the first team to knock off the Americans in the Olympics since Krzyzewski took over in 2005.

“We have a pretty gritty group that’s pretty tough

and we battled all night,” Bogut said.

Australia had opened the Olympics with impressive victories over France and Serbia, both ranked among the top six in the world. Then the Aussies gave the team ranked No. 1 all it could handle.

The Americans clinched a spot in the medal round, though that was never going to be in doubt.

This game, though, was.

It was the second straight game the Americans were tied after one quarter. They quickly blew away Venezuela after it was 18-all, but the only second-quarter surge in this one was made by Australians.

They used a 15-3 burst to make it 46-39, and Krzyzewski actually needed a timeout to calm his team that by then can usually make its postgame plans.

Anthony moved past LeBron James as the U.S.

career leader in Olympic scoring and did it quickly, using a hot start to make up the 11-point advantage James had entering the game.

Irving once considered playing for Australia, where he was born while his father was playing there professionally. He exchanged a pregame hug with Matthew Dellavedova, his former backup in Cleveland, but things didn’t stay nice for long.

The Aussies hit hard and the Americans hit back, with George getting a technical foul for a shot at Dellavedova.

It was a welcome test for the Americans, who have been so dominant under Krzyzewski that it sometimes seems the U.S. players are the only ones who don’t make a gold medal sound assured.

They’ve said it won’t come easily.

Now they’ve finally had a game that wasn’t.

Rio: Kazakhstan gets 1st swimming gold Continued from B1

trees along the coast and whipped up waves on the scenic lagoon where rowing was postponed for a full day for the second time this week. With winds too blustery, rowers packed up their oars for the day as cyclists hit slick roads on skinny time-trial bikes unsuited to harsh weather conditions.

Under dark skies, the cyclists faced lashing rain and wind on the time-trial course along Rio’s southern coast. The conditions might have cost Ellen van Dijk of the Netherlands a medal. She slid off the road and got tangled in weeds before finishing fourth.

American Kristin Armstrong won the race.

With the cooler weather, away went the bare skin and out came the full leggings and long-sleeve shirts in beach volleyball as temperatures dipped into the lower 60s after sunset, the coldest night yet.

Other highlights from Day 5 at the Rio Games: SWIMMING SHOCKER Kazakhstan has its first Olympic swimming

captain and goal kicker missed the conversion from out wide, leaving the margin at five. Less than that and the Americans would have advanced.

U.S. player Nate Ebner scores a try against Fiji in group stage action during the Summer Olympics at Deodoro Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Wednesday. Fiji won, 24-19. Brian Peterson/Minneapolis

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medal, and it’s golden.

Dmitriy Balandin pulled off a stunning upset in the men’s 200-meter breaststroke, winning from the eighth lane to put his central Asian country on the swimming medal stand for the first time. Yosuhiro Koseki of Japan went out fast and was more than a second under world-record pace at the final turn but faded to fifth. Josh Prenot of the United States claimed

silver and Anton Chupkov of Russia landed the bronze.

EBNER ELIMINATED Nate Ebner, the safety for the New England Patriots who took a break from training camp to fulfill his Olympic dream, sprinted from almost halfway to score a try in the right corner against Fiji to make it 24-19, piling the pressure on Madison Hughes. But the U.S.

ROWING AT RISK Twenty-two races, including the first two medal races, were postponed in the regatta but international rowing federation director Matt Smith said there’s still room on the schedule without having to resort to drastic measures — even if competition is also called off Thursday.

LIFE’S A BEACH The American beach volleyball team of Jake Gibb and Casey Patterson were eliminated from the Olympics on a tiebreaker.

That’s the first U.S men’s team to fail to advance out of pool play since the 2004 Athens Games. On the women’s side, April Ross and Kerri Walsh Jennings defeated Switzerland and boisterously celebrated after the match. But the Americans lost a set — something that has happened only once to Walsh Jennings in the last three Olympics.

Royals: Beat White Sox in extra innings Continued from B1

came in, the Royals were out of available bullpen arms. That’s when pitching coach Dave Eiland approached Gee and told him to put on his spikes and go to the bullpen.

Gee was penciled in to start Saturday, but that is doubtful after this emergency appearance.

Jarrod Dyson led off the 13th inning with a triple, but the Royals failed to get him home. Dan Jennings struck out the next three batters: Drew Butera, Alex Gordon and Alcides Escobar.

“I’m sure everybody was thinking the game was over at that point,” Cain said after Dyson’s triple.

But it took another inning. Fourteen pitchers combined to throw 424 pitches. There were 25 hits and 25 runners stranded.

“After the triple, it seemed like Jennings reached back and got a little something extra,” Chicago manager Robin Ventura said. “Hopefully we could have gotten a little momentum out of that.”

Tim Anderson delivered a run-producing single with two outs in the 11th to give the White Sox a 2-1 lead, but closer David

Robertson failed to hold it.

Anderson, who had struck out four times, hit a soft liner over the head of first baseman Eric Hosmer to score Todd Frazier, who led off the inning with a single off Wang.

Robertson, who has blown saves in the first two games of the series, walked Hosmer to lead off the bottom of the 11th. Dyson sacrificed him to second and Salvador Perez’s double scored Hosmer.

White Sox left-hander Jose Quintana limited the Royals to four hits and one run over 7 1-3 innings.

“It was a tough game,” Quintana said. “That’s one of the games you try to give fight all the game.

The weather was bad (102 heat index for the first pitch). We just try to get quick outs, try to throw a good quality pitch. It’s bad when you try everything and you lose.”

He was pulled after Orlando’s double in the eighth inning. Nate Jones replaced him and on his first pitch yielded a runproducing double to Cheslor Cuthbert. It was Jones’ seventh blown save.

Royals right-hander Ian Kennedy, who has a 0.93 ERA in his past three starts, held the White Sox to one run and six hits over 6 1-3 innings. Kennedy is 0-3 with five nodecisions since a June 26 victory over Houston.

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The Royals have scored a total of nine runs while Kennedy was pitching in his past eight starts.

J.D. Shuck, who hit .083 over his previous eight games, homered on a 2-0 pitch in the third, the only run Kennedy allowed.

That was the White Sox only extra-base hit along with 12 singles.

Orlando had two outfield assists. He threw out Omar Narvaez at the plate in the seventh when he attempted to score from second on Shuck’s single to center. In the ninth, pinch-runner Carlos Sanchez tried to take second on Tyler Saladino’s fly out to deep right-center, but Orlando threw him out.

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Allen: Volleyball Continued from B1

player for Allen while finishing third on the team in both blocks and digs.

Dowell isn’t the only offensive threat that returns to the Red Devil attack.

Leah Hiebert is back for her sophomore season after finishing second — only behind Dowell -— in kills last season with 147. Sarah Baker is the third player with triple-digit kills in 2015 returning.

She had 123 during her freshman campaign.

Baker is joined by Caitlin McDougald to form a promising returning block. They were the top blockers on the team last season with Baker getting 49 and McDougald ending up with 48.

The team is also flush with players that excelled digging the ball. Joely Roe led the team with 523 digs and Hannah Liggett had 324. Both return for their sophomore season.

“Both played the libero position last season so they are very consistent and are doing very well (in practice),” Shaw said.

Samantha Cloe also returns as the Red Devils’ setter after racking up 196 assists as a freshman to finish second on the team.

“She is a returning setter, which is always good because that is like the quarterback of our team,” Shaw said.

Another key returner for Shaw and the Red Devils is Hayley Mertens, who is back for her second season as an assistant coach for Shaw. Mertens will play a key role this season as Shaw is due to have a child early in the season.

“She is going to come into play whenever I have to take my short leave of absence,” Shaw said. “Just as a coach, she has come a long way from last year and she is really good a developing the hitter, which helps me focus on defense and setting so I feel really comfortable with her. She also played for me for two years, so I am really confident in her.”

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Red Devil Volleyball 2016 Schedule August 24 ................... Ottawa JV 31 .................. Neosho Co. September at Highland 9/2-9/3 2 ...... Wentworth Military 2............................ Labette 3...................Iowa Central 3........................ Ellsworth 7 ...................Johnson Co. 14 ................. at Highland 16 ................... Ottawa JV 16..................... Northeast 17.............NE Okla. A&M 17 ...................Coffeyville 19 ........at Seminole State 21 .............. at Cowley Co. 28...............Independence at Chanute 9/30-10/1 30..................... Coffeyville 20......................... McCook October 1 ..................... Neosho Co. 1........................ Highland 5 ...................... at KCKCC at Springfield, Ill. 10/7-10/8 7 .......................Kankabee 7................... East Central 8........ Cincinnati St. Tech 8..................Lincoln Land 11 ............... at Ottawa JV 17 ........at NE Okla. A&M 19 ................ at Fort Scott 22 ........................Hesston 26..................... at Labette November 1..................at Coffeyville