Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, January 17, 2007
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Advantages of biomass energy cited
RAFFLE TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE for the 2007 Harley Davidson FXDWG Dyna
Wide Glide motorcycle offered by Illinois Valley Lions Club. The bike, valued at
$18,440, is displayed at Taylor’s Country Store in Cave Junction and admired by em-
ployee Shirley Trotter. Tickets can be obtained from Steve Lyons at Century 21/
Harris & Taylor in Cave Junction. Only 300 tickets at $100 each are available. The
winning ticket will be drawn Sept. 3, the last day of the I.V. Lions annual Labor Day
Festival in Jubilee Park. (Photo by Michelle Binker/‘Illinois Valley News’)
Hair of the Dog beverage ‘hangover remedy’
When Red Bull
splashed onto the U.S. mar-
ket during the height of the
dot-com mania in the mid-
1990s, it heralded a new day
for the beverage industry --
one that was not going to be
fueled solely by alcohol and
soda, but by a new type of
thirst-quencher.
Today, caffeinated en-
ergy drinks still enjoy an
enormous amount of suc-
cess, capturing $3 billion
worth of business in the $93
billion U.S. domestic bever-
age industry.
Now, one company,
Innovative Technologies
Corp. of America, is taking
on the “big boys of
energy drinks” by introduc-
ing several new beverages
called Hair of the Dog. The
name is derived from the
concept of eliminating a
hangover by drinking more
of the same the next day.
Hair of the Dog energy
formula does not contain
alcohol; however, it can
alleviate the side effects
of alcohol by nutritionally
supporting the detoxification
process. It contains 1,000
milligrams of vitamin C, as
well as B vitamins, ginseng
and milk thistle. It also de-
livers 3,200 milligrams of
Phase 1 and Phase 2 detoxi-
fiers, which target the liver.
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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.)
* * *
arrested him, citing Myers
on a charge of FTA on an
original charge of second-
degree criminal mischief,
and set a new court date for
him.
*Although repeatedly
asked to leave, a man kept
returning to a Cave Junction
business, an employee com-
plained.
Sunday, Jan. 7
*Just after midnight a
man on Terrace Heights
Drive said that his wife was
“beating him up.” He then
disconnected the phone line.
The parties elected to sepa-
rate for the evening.
*A complaint was re-
ceived about a surround-
sound system on Honeybee
Lane at 4 a.m.
*Cars revving and peo-
ple yelling created a distur-
bance on Fir Drive, two call-
ers said at 8 a.m.
*A vacant residence in
the 17000 block of Red-
wood Hwy. was said to be
burgled and vandalized.
*An “older man” who
appeared intoxicated was
reported sitting on the fog
line on Caves Hwy. near S.
Junction Avenue at 8 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 8
*Though he’d reported
he’d lost his gun at a Down-
town CJ restaurant the night
before, a man said that the
firearm had been recovered
on his friend’s driveway.
*Responding to a report
of a disturbance on S. Kerby
Avenue, a deputy arrested
Leann Marie Long, 24, on a
warrant charging FTA on
charges of first- and second-
degree theft. She was lodged
in Josephine County Jail in
Grants Pass.
Tuesday, Jan. 9
*A Texas longhorn
steer, brown, with “real long
horns,” escaped from a pas-
ture near Reagor Lane, and
Friday, Jan. 5
*A stolen vehicle was
recovered in undriveable
condition on Hogue Drive.
*A white passenger
vehicle was reported stolen
from Kerby Mainline.
*Heard but not seen, a
man was said to be scream-
ing and yelling at a woman
from behind her residence in
the 8000 block of Caves
Hwy. at 11:40 a.m.
*An Oregon Dept. of
Human Services (DHS)
worker requested deputy
assistance to remove two
children from their S. Old
Stage Road residence.
*Kevin J. Brittain, 39,
was cited in the 24000 block
of Redwood Hwy. on a
charge of driving with a
suspended license. He also
was cited on charges of fail-
ure to appear (FTA) on four
counts of driving under the
influence of an intoxicant
(DUII), failure to perform
the duties of a driver, and
reckless driving.
*Deputy assistance was
rendered to an elderly Mar-
tin Road resident who acci-
dentally locked herself out
of her house.
Saturday, Jan. 6
*Two aggressive dogs
were running loose on For-
est Creek Road, a caller
said. Animal Control was
notified.
*In association with two
vehicles hauling burls on
Redwood Hwy., Clifford R.
Tracy, 34, was cited on
charges of unlawful trans-
port of special forest prod-
ucts.
*Robert J. Myers, 36,
walked into the Illinois Val-
ley Substation and an-
nounced that he had a war-
rant and would like a court
date. A deputy obligingly
Thinning Oregon’s
overly dense forests and util-
izing the woody biomass for
renewable energy production
can restore forest health and
wildlife habitat, increase jobs
and revitalize rural econo-
mies, Oregon leaders in for-
estry, utilities, the environ-
ment and government agreed.
Additionally, Cave Junc-
tion and Grants Pass are
among areas identified for
biomass power opportunities.
More than 250 people
attended a recent daylong
Oregon Woody Biomass con-
ference preceding the Oregon
Business Summit in Portland,
where woody forest biomass
also was on the agenda.
Biomass as a new dimen-
sion of managing forests was
noted by Allyn Ford, chief
executive officer of Roseburg
Forest Products Co., and a
director of the Oregon Busi-
ness Council.
“This approach,” he said,
“can increase jobs and boost
the forest sector’s contribu-
tion to the economy, reduce
dependence on fossil fuels,
and reduce the risk of
uncharacteristically severe
fires that threaten our federal
forests.
“Generating renewable
electric energy and transpor-
tation biofuels from woody
biomass is key to a ‘triple
win’ strategy of meeting
renewable energy and carbon
emission goals, providing
jobs in rural communities and
restoring health to over-
stocked, fire-prone forests,”
Ford said.
Added Russ Hoeflich,
it was said that two men
driving a panel truck took
the animal away, the owner
reported.
*The fuel line on a
school bus parked on E.
River Street was cut and a
quarter tank of gas si-
phoned, a driver said.
*Following a distur-
bance in Downtown CJ dur-
ing which an intoxicated
man was said to be fighting
with a woman; Carrie Lynn
Thoms, 36, was cited a war-
rant charging FTA on a
charge of third-degree theft
and lodged in county jail.
*Kathleen Ann Nickell,
63, was cited on a charge of
domestic menacing and
lodged in county jail.
What kind of foundation are
YOU setting for the future?
vice president and Oregon
director of The Nature Con-
servancy, “We must unite to
strive for and develop a
statewide vision of our forests
and a bold plan to get there.”
The statewide effort
needs to be led by the gover-
nor and the congressional
delegation, Hoeflich said,
while parallel efforts at local
levels are needed to fully en-
gage affected communities.
The Nature Conservancy
is advocating forest restora-
tion that could bring
back healthy conditions and
provide an economic boost at
the same time by creating
jobs in rural Oregon commu-
nities, Hoeflich said. In Ore-
gon, he said, more than 21
million acres, including 13.5
million acres of public land,
most of it federally owned,
needs active treatment.
Hoeflich said that restor-
ing forests to healthy condi-
tions will require treatment --
active fire management or
biomass removal -- of
500,000 to 600,000 acres
annually during the next 20 to
25 years, three to five times
the current level.
The conference explored
findings of a new woody bio-
mass study commissioned by
the Oregon Forest Resources
Institute (OFRI). A map
from the study identifies areas
in the state where biomass,
transportation access, the
power grid and existing bio-
mass facilities overlap.
The map shows major
opportunities for Oregon in
the communities of Cave
Junction, Grant Pass, Med-
ford, Glendale/Riddle,
Roseburg/Glide, Klamath
Falls, Lakeview, Gilchrist,
Warm Springs, John
Day/Prairie City, LaGrande/
Elgin and Wallo wa/
Enterprise.
Citing the study, Mike
Cloughesy, OFRI director of
forestry, said, “In the near
term, thinning the most acces-
sible timber stands in
eastern and interior South-
west Oregon allows the har-
vest of about 600,000 tons of
biomass annually, enough to
produce 81 megawatts of
electricity at the competitive
cost of 6.5-cents per kilowatt
hour.”
Stan Watters, senior vice
president of the electric utility
PacifiCorp, said “Biomass is
a renewable resource in our
own backyard, and it will
have an important role in
meeting our customers’ future
energy needs.”
Conference participants
also heard the recommenda-
tions of the Oregon Forest
Biomass Working Group,
formed by Gov. Kulongoski,
to improve forest health by
accelerating the use of forest
woody biomass as a value-
added commodity and energy
supply.
The working group’s
recommendations describe
the path needed to address
forest health concerns
through the reduction of ex-
cess fuel loadings, particu-
larly on federal land, while
using some of the biomass to
help Oregon meet its renew-
able energy goals.
The woody biomass con-
ference, held at the World
Forestry Center, was co-
sponsored by OFRI, the Ore-
gon Business Council, The
Nature Conservancy, the En-
ergy Trust of Oregon, the
Oregon Forest Industries
Council, and the Oregon For-
est Biomass Working Group.
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