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Vol. 147 No. 235
Roseburg, Oregon
2014 State LegiSLative Preview
to increase logging
Gov. foresees new policy
Cover Oregon website.
of the Senate Energy and
The proposals will include
Natural Resources Commit- legislation to protect whistee, will hold a hearing on
tleblowers. House Minority
his bill Thursday.
Leader Mike McLane,
“I can’t predict the
R-Powell Butte, suggested
U.S. Sen.
outcome, but I think we’re
those bills indicate DemoKitzhaber and state
actually farther down the
crats are distancing themHouse and Senate leaders
ever been.
we’ve
than
road
upcoming
selves from Cover Oregon.
discussed the
got actually a live
SALEM — Gov. John
“The most dangerous
legislative session and other We’ve in the United States
vehicle
Kitzhaber said Thursday
forum
a
at
Thursday
place in this building is beissues
Congress, and we’ve got
he believes Congress will
tween a Democrat legislator
hosted by The Associated
both our congressman and
pass legislation allowing
Capitol.
the
at
and a microphone right now
Press
our senior senator in very
increased timber harvests
as they all rush to denounce
The 35-day interim sespowerful positions to hopeon Oregon and California
Monday.
begins
Cover Oregon,” he said.
sion
fully move this forward,”
Railroad trust lands.
The website for the state’s
Kitzhaber said he beKitzhaber said he
he said.
health insurance exchange,
lieves DeFazio and Wyden
session,
harvest
timber
legislative
a
In the
supports
originally scheduled to
will come to an agreement
state House leaders said
of 400 million board
launch in October, is still
on timber harvests on
bills will be introduced
feet from O&C lands, an
O&C lands. The House has nine
A8
by
addressing accountability
amount that roughly falls
Turn to LEGISLATURE, page
passed a plan co-written
for the failed rollout of the
between proposals by U.S. DeFazio. Wyden, chairman
Rep. Peter DeFazio and
Governor and legislative leaders
nears
discuss top topics as session
Ron Wyden.
CARISA CEGAVSKE
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VICKI MENARD/The News-Review
discusses Cover Oregon
Gov. John Kitzhaber
in Salem during a legislative
Thursday at the Capitol
sponsored by The Associated
preview for journalists
Press.
Shooting
suspect
still on
the loose
Catch of the day
Baumgaertel sighting
initially said credible
by Lane Co. deputies
BETSY SWANBACK
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A reported sighting of a
of
man wanted on suspicion
attempted murder in Dougbe
las County turned out to
unfounded, the Lane County
Sheriff’s Office said today.
Lane
County
authorities
issued a
press release
Thursday
reporting
that deputies
had received
a report
Baumgaertel
that David
Baumgaertel, 39, had
News-Review
SULLIVAN/The
MICHAEL
been spotted in Creswell.
School fifth-graders JoshDeputies originally thought
on as Eastwood Elementary on Thursday during an
looks
left,
Trail,
of
the sighting was credible,
Jermain
near Sutherlin
olunteer fishing guide KurtisLewis dip lines into Cooper Creek Reservoir Eastwood enjoyed a morning of trout
though uncertain. Deputies
from
ua Lara, middle, and Derek t Derby activity. Sixty-five fifth-graders
area and talked
as part of the annual
the
week
this
searched
held
Umpqua Fishery Enhancemen
Day is one of several activities
with potential witnesses.
guides. The Kids Fishing
today and concludes Saturday.
fishing with professional derby on the Umpqua system got underway
“Unfortunately, later in the
derby. The actual fishing
evening, we discovered that
the sighting was not Baumgaertel, it was another gentleman,” Lane County sheriff’s
Sgt. David Bones said. “It
does not appear to be related
to the Baumgaertel incident.”
large area couldn’t adeBones said there have been
sources Committee, will
the
quately foresee or address
mostly based in Oregon,
no reported sightings since
hold a hearing on his bill
all environmental issues.
signed a recent letter to
false alarm.
Thursday in Washington,
of
“I just don’t think we’re
Wyden criticizing his bill
Baumgaertel is suspected
D.C.
that smart,” she said.
man
to reform management
shooting at a 23-year-old the
Conservation groups
A Wyden spokesman,
in
of Oregon & California
presented a
letter
their
who was in a parked car
in
The
told
“The main thing that
Keith Chu,
in
Railroad trust lands.
DON JENKINS
400 block of Mont Street
list of concerns, including
jumps out to me is the
Associated Press that the
A separate letter, exaround 4:50 p.m.
proposal to
The News-Review
Canyonville
opposiweakening of the environ- pressing many of the same over Wyden’s environdrawn
has
bill
Wednesday afternoon.
conduct a single
mental laws,” said Diana
tion from interest groups
concerns, was signed by
Two Roseburg-based
Deputies arrived to find
mental review of O&C
the
president of the
of
Wales,
have
sides
both
environmental
groups
on
a
national
with
10
environmental
the victim conscious
timber harvests good for
Umpqua Valley Audubon
issue and that the letters
groups.
joined in a united front by
10 years.
Society.
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Wyden, the Democratic
conservation organizations
Turn to SUSPECT, page
Wales said such a longA7
The society, Umpqua
Turn to LAWSUIT, page
chairman of the Senate
to oppose U.S. Sen. Ron
range study over such a
Watersheds and 24 other
Energy and Natural ReWyden’s Western Oregon
conservation groups,
timber plan.
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Conservation groups unite
week’s
Protest intensifies before next bill
committee hearing on Wyden’s
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MICHAEL SULLIVAN/News-Review photos
Duvick was wearing a seat
Rebeccah Dunnavant readies a bowl of feed for a goat waiting to be milked at her Glide home.
belt and the 2001 four-door
Chevrolet pickup’s air bags
deployed, troopers said.
of the Senate Energy and
Cover OregonOSP
website.
and the Douglas
Natural Resources Commit- The proposals
will include
County
Medical Examiner
tee, will hold a hearing on
legislation to
whisareprotect
looking
into whether
his bill Thursday.
tleblowers. Duvick
House Minority
suffered a medical
U.S.
Sen.
Ron
Wyden.
“I can’t predict the
Leader Mike
McLane, that may have
CARISA CEGAVSKE
emergency
Kitzhaber and state
outcome, but I think we’re
R-Powell Butte,
suggested
The News-Review
contributed
to his death.
House and Senate leaders
actually farther down the
those bills indicate
Demo- Fire DepartThe Kellogg
SALEM — Gov. John
discussed the upcoming
road than we’ve ever been.
crats are distancing
them-Douglas County
ment, North
Kitzhaber said Thursday
legislative session and other We’ve got actually a live
selves fromFire
Cover
& Oregon.
EMS and the Oregon
he believes Congress will
issues Thursday at a forum
vehicle in the United States
“The most dangerous
Department of Transportapass legislation allowing
hosted by The Associated
Congress, and we’ve got
place in this building is betion assisted at the scene.
increased timber harvests
Press at the Capitol.
both our congressman and
tween a Democrat legislator
on Oregon and California
The 35-day interim sesour senior senator in very
and a microphone right now
Railroad trust lands.
sion begins Monday.
powerful positions to hope- as they all rush to denounce
CHRISTINA Kitzhaber
GEORGE said he
Kitzhaber said he befully move this forward,”
Cover Oregon,” he said.
The News-Review
supports a timber harvest
lieves DeFazio and Wyden
he said.
The website for the state’s
of
400
million
board
will
come
to
an
agreement
VICKI MENARD/The News-Review
In the legislative session,
health insurance exchange,
even children at home can
from
O&C
on timber harvests on
state House leaders said
originally scheduled to
Gov. John Kitzhaber discusses Cover Oregon
consume a feet
lot of
milk.
Hav-lands, an
thatsays
roughly falls
O&C lands. The House has nine bills will be introduced launch in October, is still
Thursday at the Capitol in Salem during a legislative
ing a dairy amount
goat helps,
proposals by U.S. passed a plan co-written by
addressing accountability
preview for journalists sponsored by The Associated
mother Rebeccahbetween
Dunnavant.
Peter
DeFazio and
DeFazio. Wyden, chairman
for the failed rollout of the
Turn to LEGISLATURE, page A8 Press.
“I wanted milkRep.
for my
family,”
she said. “You need more property
for a cow, but goats are small.”
Dunnavant bought her first Oberhasli goat 12 years ago. The Swiss
Rebeccah Dunnavant finishes the morning feeding and milking of
Alpine breed can produce a gallon
her goats.
of milk a day.
VICKI MENARD
Six does, two bucks and sevThe News-Review
Brewster said. “I figured I had to
eral kids now roam Dunnavant’s
be down there anyway. From there,
IF YOU GO ...
Good morning and
property in Glide that she shares
it just expanded for me.”
WHAT: Roseburg Dairy Goat
welcome to Summer
with husband, Sam, and the five
Association show
Sunday’s showing is sanctioned
Saturday.
children who still live at home.
WHEN: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday
by the American Dairy Goat AssoYou’re reading the first
Dunnavant, 40, has expanded
WHERE: Pavilion at the Douglas
ciation, which collects, records and
Saturday morning edition
what she does with the herd. About
County Fairgrounds, 2110 Frear St.,
preserves the pedigrees of dairy
of The News-Review
Roseburg
five years ago, she started showgoats.
to be published at our
COST: Free
ing dairy goats after seeing a flier
There will be about 120 goats
Winchester Street office
advertising the Roseburg Dairy
representing nine breeds shown
Baumgaertel sighting
in Roseburg.
Brewster, 70, has shown Nubian
Goat Association. She’s now club
this year by handlers, ages teen to
Today marks the switch
initially said credible
goats since 1979. She still laughs
president.
retirees, from Oregon, Washington,
in publication days to
at how she became involved. Her
“I thought it sounded fun,” Dunby Lane Co. deputies
Idaho and California. Becoming a
Tuesday through Sunday.
youngest son, Brian, 9 at the time,
navant said. “I wanted to socialize
champion goat takes multiple shows
The paper will continue
BETSY SWANBACK
didn’t have anyone to play with be- sanctioned by the American Dairy
with other breeders, too.”
to be published in the afThe News-Review
cause his siblings had already left
Dunnavant will participate in
Goat Association, Dunnavant said.
ternoon Tuesday through
home, so Mom signed him up for
the club’s 42nd annual doe show
First, a goat has to be named a grand
Friday, but it will switch
A reported sighting of a
4-H. He wanted to show cattle, but
on Sunday in the Pavilion at the
champion in its breed by three judgman wanted on suspicion of
to morning delivery and
Brewster feared he was too young
Douglas County Fairgrounds.
es at one show. This has to happen at
attempted murder in Dougavailability on both Saturto control an untamed beast. They
Donna Brewster of Drain will
three shows for the goat to be named
las County turned out to be
day and Sunday.
settled on showing the family’s two a permanent champion.
also be there. Both women have
unfounded, the Lane County
pet goats.
raised champion goats, and, like
Sheriff’s Office said today.
“We went to the county fair that
Dunnavant, Brewster’s introduction
Turn to WELCOME, page A8
Lane
summer, and I just got hooked,”
to goats started with her family.
Turn to GOATS, page A8
County
authorities
issued a
press release
Thursday
reporting
that deputies
destroying his life.
Panel that includes
had received
Like a puppet I was yanked by these
a report
Chelsea Clinton picks
strings.
Baumgaertel
that David
Plucked straight out of space and time,
incarcerated Winston man’s
Baumgaerand tossed in this prison.
MICHAEL SULLIVAN/The News-Review
tel, 39, had
poetry for anthology
think,
to regret,
to reminisce,
in the
been spotted in Creswell.
olunteer fishingTo
guide
Kurtis
Jermain
of Trail, left,
looks on as Eastwood Elementary School fifth-graders Joshpromises
never
fulfilled.
Deputies originally thought
and Derek Lewis dip lines into Cooper Creek Reservoir near Sutherlin on Thursday during an
JESSICA PROKOP ua Lara, middle,How
beautiful lifeDerby
wouldactivity.
be if I hadn’t
the sighting was credible,
Umpqua Fishery Enhancement
Sixty-five fifth-graders from Eastwood enjoyed a morning of trout
The News-Review
believed
the promises
thatFishing
crystalDay
methis one of several activities held this week as part of the annual
though uncertain. Deputies
fishing with professional
guides.
The Kids
had made
to me,
the poem
readssystem
in part.got underway today and concludes Saturday.
searched the area and talked
derby. The actual fishing
derby
on the
Umpqua
A Winston man serving time in prison
“Something I’d like people to take
with potential witnesses.
says he had no idea a journal entry he
away (from the poem) is meth makes you
“Unfortunately, later in the
wrote to blow off steam would become an completely oblivious. It ruins your life
evening, we discovered that
award-winning poem about the dangers of and takes everything away from you,”
the sighting was not Baummethamphetamine.
Martin said.“I really enjoyed how I felt on
gaertel, it was another gentleAaron Martin, 20, recently took first
meth, but I hated the repercussions.”
man,” Lane County sheriff’s
place in Words Unlocked, a national poMartin has been held since 2013 by
Sgt. David Bones said. “It
Courtesy photo
etry competition sponsored by the Center
the Oregon Youth Authority — which
does not appear to be related
Corrections
inmate
Martin
Oregon,Valley
sources
Committee,
will Aaron
large
area couldn’t adefor Educational Excellence in Alternative
oversees youthful offenders —mostly
at the based in Rogue
to the Baumgaertel incident.”
signed
a recent letter
to with his
holdlanguage
a hearingteacher,
on his billKim DeForest,
quately foresee or address
stands
Settings.
Rogue Valley Youth Correctional
Facility
Bones said there have been
Wyden criticizing
his bill
Washington,
all environmental
issues.
during
class.Thursday
Martin’s in
poem
‘Meth’ recently
won a
He said his poem, “Meth,” explains
no reported sightings since the
to reform management
D.C.
“I just don’t think we’re
national poetry
contest.
Turn to POEM, page A7
how the drug made him euphoric while
false alarm.
of Oregon & California
Conservation groups
that smart,” she said.
“The main thing that
Baumgaertel is suspected of
DON JENKINS
Railroad trust lands.
in their letter Recharge
presented a
A Wyden spokesman,
jumps out to me is the
shooting at a 23-year-old man
The News-Review
America
A separate letter, exlist of concerns, including
Keith Chu, told The
weakening of the environwho was in a parked car in the
Two Roseburg-based
pressing many of the same over Wyden’s proposal to
Associated Press that the
mental laws,” said Diana
400 block of Mont Street in
environmental groups have
concerns, was signed by
conduct a single environbill has drawn opposiWales, president of the
Canyonville around 4:50 p.m.
joined in a united front by
10 national environmental mental review of O&C
tion from interest groups
Umpqua Valley Audubon
Wednesday afternoon.
conservation organizations
groups.
timber harvests good for
on both sides of the
Society.
Deputies arrived to find
to oppose U.S. Sen. Ron
Wyden, the Democratic
10 years.
issue and that the letters
The society, Umpqua
the victim conscious with a
Wyden’s Western Oregon
chairman of the Senate
Wales said such a longWatersheds and 24 other
timber plan.
Energy and Natural Rerange study over such a
conservation groups,
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World ................................... B6
Police & fire logs ............. B6
Schools ............................... A6
Sudoku................................ C5
What’s Up .......................... A3
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N
1600
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Roseburg, OR 97470
Tuesday, Feb 4, 2014
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COVERAGE AREA
C IT Y Z IP C O D E CAMAS VALLEY
97416
TH E N EW S- R EVI EW U M PQ U A SH O PPER PH O N E SO U R C E
YES
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CANYONVILLE97417
YES
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DAYS CREEK
YES
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DILLARD 97432YES
97429
YES
YES
DRAIN 97435YES
YES
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ELKTON 97436YES
YES
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GLIDE
97443YES
YES
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IDLEYLD PARK
97447
YES
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MYRTLE CREEK
97457
YES
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OAKLAND97462 YES
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RIDDLE 97469YES
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ROSEBURG97470 YES
YES
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ROSEBURG97471 YES
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SCOTTSBURG97473
YES
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SUTHERLIN97479 YES
YES
YES
TENMILE 97481YES
YES
YES
TILLER 97484YES
YES
YES
UMPQUA 97486YES
YES
YES
WINCHESTER97495
YES
YES
YES
WINSTON97496YES
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YONCALLA97499 YES
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541-957-4263
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