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Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Grant will allow state human services
unit to study accidents in workplaces
Oregon workplace ill-
ness and injuries -- despite
significant improvements --
remain an important issue,
said Oregon Dept. of Hu-
man Services (DHS).
“In 2003, more than
20,000 Oregon workers suf-
fered from work-related
injuries and illnesses serious
enough for them to miss at
least three days of work,”
said Dr. Mel Kohn, state
epidemiologist in DHS.
“Sadly, most of these events
were preventable.”
But now Oregon is get-
ting another boost to en-
hance the state’s ability to
measure trends in workplace
safety efforts in Oregon.
Oregon is among 12
states to receive the com-
petitively awarded grants.
“This means we can
systematically collect and
analyze workplace injury
and illness data from a vari-
ety of government and pri-
vate partners over time,”
Kohn said.
Partners in the effort to
improve worker health and
safety include Oregon
OSHA and the Workers’
Compensation Division,
both within the state Dept.
of Consumer and Business
Services (DCBS), as well as
employers, industry groups,
organized labor, insurance
companies, health care or-
ganizations and universities,
Kohn said.
Oregon has made sig-
nificant improvements in
workplace safety and health
during the past 15 years,
reducing injuries and ill-
nesses in the private sector
by more than 40 percent. A
special session of the Legis-
lature in 1990 adopted sev-
eral reforms of Oregon’s
workers compensation sys-
tem, creating increased
workplace injury and ill-
nesses prevention services
Detecting glaucoma vital
for retaining good vision
and reduced rates for work-
ers compensation insurance.
The average economic
effect of a serious workplace
injury is $43,000 -- while
costs associated with a fatal
accident can exceed $1 mil-
lion, according to DCBS.
“Workplace hazards not
only take a human toll, but
also pose an economic bur-
den for workers, employers,
and insurers,” said Kohn.
Oregon data are in-
cluded in a national report,
“Putting Data to Work: Oc-
cupational Health Indicators
from 13 Pilot States for
2000,” just released by the
Council for State and Terri-
torial Epidemiologists, a
professional organization of
epidemiologists.
Kohn said that the re-
port provides a snapshot of
the health of workers in
Oregon, other participating
states and the country. The
full document is at cste.org.
Lovejoy Hospice seeks pet therapy candidates
Lovejoy Hospice is
seeking Delta-Certified pets
and their human partners for
its highly successful pet
therapy program.
Pet therapy (animal-
assisted therapy) has been
shown to reduce anxiety, as
it increases opportunities
for socialization. Research
has shown that the special
(Editor’s Note: Factual
information for ‘Blotter’ is
provided by official law en-
forcement agencies. All per-
sons listed are innocent until
proven guilty in a court of
law. Charges can be
amended or dismissed.)
* * *
Tuesday, Oct. 11
*Sometime during the past
week, a pair of storage units
were reportedly broken into on
S. Caves Avenue.
*Two mailboxes at the
Cave Junction Post Office were
pried open. It was not deter-
mined whether or not any mail
had been removed.
*Julie Josephine Britt, 41,
was arrested under a Josephine
County warrant charging first-
degree theft, identity theft and
second-degree forgery. She
was lodged in Josephine
County Jail.
*Reports of first-degree
criminal mischief and second-
degree arson were filed in con-
nection with a structure fire on
Laurel Road at 7:40 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 12
*No information was
available for today.
Thursday, Oct. 13
*An elderly woman who
wandered away from a Dick
George Road residence two
days prior was located by a
man on Westside Road, he
reported at 4:25 a.m.
*Theft and burglary, both
in the second degree, were
reported having occurred at
Valley Farm and Garden three
days ago.
*It was requested that a
deputy “drive by” and
“disperse the transients” gath-
ered near CJ Select Market at
3:38 p.m.
*Elizabeth Ann Beards,
45, was arrested on charges of
two counts of first-degree theft,
one count of second-degree
theft, identity theft, first-degree
forgery, computer crime, and
falsifying business records.
*Patrol was advised that
an intoxicated man was stag-
gering down Naue Way toward
Rough & Ready Creek Road,
and had urinated on the road-
way in the 400 block at 4 p.m.
*In the 28000 block of
Redwood Hwy. a landlord was
advised that she may not
threaten to take her tenant’s
personal property for a rent
payment. Both parties were
advised of their civil options.
Friday, Oct. 14
*A single-vehicle motor
vehicle accident (MVA) with
human-animal bond can
dramatically lower blood
pressure and even increase
survival rates.
Pet visits also may help
to open a channel of emo-
t i o n a l ly s a f e , n o n -
threatening communications
between client, family and
the hospice worker, helping
to build rapport and release
damage to public property oc-
curred on Redwood Hwy. at
Eight Dollar Mountain Road at
just after midnight, a driver
reported.
*The owner of a white
pickup truck was advised of
being discovered on its top in
the 3000 block of Caves Hwy.
sometime after 4 a.m. He had
loaned it to a friend, he said,
and would take the matter up
with them later in the morning.
*On N. Old Stage Road a
home owner reported that the
back doors, valued at $350, had
been shattered and someone
had entered, taking a small TV
and three lamp posts.
*Sometime during the past
two days somebody made off
with a travel trailer full of his
belongings, a man reported.
*Leslie Roy Jansson, 48,
was arrested on June Drive on
a charge of probation violation
and lodged in Josephine
County Jail following a com-
plaint about his uncooperative,
threatening and intoxicated
behavior.
*Having received no co-
operation from the parents of
her son’s assailant, a Kerby
mother sought deputy assis-
tance because, she said, her son
was hit in the eye with a stick,
and that things like this had
happened before.
Saturday, Oct. 15
*Comic books and base-
pent-up frustrations and
concerns, Lovejoy said.
“In short, animals can
bring healing, comfort and
hope, not only to seriously
ill persons, but to everyone
they meet.”
For further information
contact Jean Semrau, Vol-
unteer Services manager, at
Lovejoy Hospice, 474-1193.
ball cards were reported miss-
ing after a thief pried open a
door in the 32000 block of
Redwood Hwy.
*Line dancers apparently
caused an alarm at I.V. Senior
Center, but they were OK.
*Criminal mischief dam-
age to a window was estimated
at $30 at Selma Video.
*There was a 911 hang-up
call from Fir Drive involving a
scared girl.
*Theft of two marijuana
plants was reported on Deer
Creek Road, and it was noted
that a person involved is “very
hostile” toward lawmen.
*Timothy Cooper, 45, was
cited on charge of driving
while suspended in Selma.
*A couple miles south of
Selma at 1:14 p.m. a car was
on its top. No injuries were
reported.
*In the 9000 block of Illi-
nois River Road three people in
a vehicle were warned about
JoCo board
notes Mucha
October Josephine
County Board of Commis-
sioners’ Student of the
Month is Jessea Mucha, a
senior at Illinois Valley
High School.
Mucha is the son of
Michael Mucha and Laurie
Prouty. He has maintained a
4.0+ grade-point average.
He has served as vice
president of his freshman,
sophomore, and junior
classes. He is currently
president of the Associated
Student Body.
Mucha is on the soccer,
basketball and mountain
bike teams. He has received
Skyline Conference Honor-
able Mention for soccer and
basketball. He is the soccer
team captain, and a member
of Cougar Pals and Math-
letes. He attended Boys
State last summer.
Mucha plans to attend a
four-year college next year.
He would like to major in
engineering.
wearing safety belts, and the
driver was warned to drive to
the right.
*Jeffrey A. Connors, 32,
was arrested at the Selma Post
Office under a California war-
rant charging probation viola-
tion, burglary and battery. He
had originally called to report
the theft of his wallet.
*An abandoned auto had
been on BLM property on Up-
per Deer Creek Road for about
a month, a caller said.
*Two men with guns were
at the scene of a vehicle fire
that spread to some grass at
5:19 p.m. in the 8500 block of
Deer Creek Road.
*Kevin A. Miner, 16, was
cited on charges of driving
without insurance, careless
driving, and driving a motorcy-
cle without a license at Lake-
shore and Hogue drives.
Sunday, Oct. 16
*Loud music had been
played since approximately 2
a.m., a Kerby resident in the
24000 block said at 3:23 a.m.
A deputy walked around the
area, but heard no music.
*There was a dead deer in
the 24000 block of Redwood
Hwy., not the result of a
hunter, but a vehicle.
*Theft of jewelry valued
at more than $2,000 was re-
ported on Ollis Road. A sus-
pect named by the complainant
denied any knowledge.
*Richard Lon Elliott, 40,
was arrested at the $8 Road
green bridge under a warrant
charging failure to appear
(FTA) on a charge of first-
degree theft in Jackson County.
*Some sort of medical
problem was a concern in the
27000 block of Redwood Hwy.
after a caller heard their party
having difficulty breathing.
*No injuries were reported
in a single-vehicle crash at
Redwood Hwy. and Waldo
Road at 8:36 p.m.
leaves the eye.
Sometimes, when the
fluid reaches the angle, it
passes too slowly through
the meshwork drain, causing
the pressure inside the eye to
build. If the pressure dam-
ages the optic nerve, open-
angle glaucoma -- and vi-
sion loss -- may result.
There is no cure for
glaucoma. Vision lost from
the disease cannot be re-
stored. However, there are
treatments that may save
remaining vision.
That is why early diag-
nosis is important.
Glaucoma is detected
through a comprehensive
eye exam that includes a
visual acuity test, visual
field test, dilated eye exam,
tonometry, and pachymetry.
Although open-angle
glaucoma cannot be cured, it
usually can be controlled.
While treatments may save
remaining vision, they do
not improve sight already
lost from glaucoma.
The most common
treatments for glaucoma are
medication and surgery.
Medications for glau-
coma may be either in the
form of eye drops or pills.
Some drugs reduce pressure
by slowing the flow of fluid
into the eye. Others help to
improve fluid drainage.
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While glaucoma can
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older than 60.
There are several differ-
ent types of glaucoma. Most
involve the drainage system
within the eye. At the front
of the eye, there is a small
space called the anterior
chamber. A clear fluid flows
through this chamber and
bathes and nourishes the
nearby tissues.
In glaucoma, for still
unknown reasons, the fluid
drains too slowly out of the
eye.
As the fluid builds up,
the pressure inside the eye
rises.
Unless this pressure is
controlled, it may cause
damage to the optic nerve
and other parts of the eye,
and result in loss of vision.
The most common type
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In the normal eye, the
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