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Port Orford Deep Water Harbor — The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Resources of the Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Volume V.
Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, September 29, 1931.
Number 46.
Sea Disasters Show Need;
Haven at Port Orford Sought
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Facts are necessary for a clear understanding of any situa­
tion or issue, and newspapers to be successful in their field must
present such facts to the public in an understandable and unbiased
way. Distortion of facts to give a misunderstanding of the true
situation is frowned upon by publishers generally who are honest­
ly trying to serve the public.
In v estig atio n of sea d isa ste rs
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along th e O regon-C alifornia coast
in connection w ith th e p re p a ra tio n
F ra n k B iescke. well know n farm -
of the case to be su b m itted to th e e r an d sto ck ra ise r of th e U pper
B oard of E n g in eers, W a r D ep art- F lo ras creek section n e a r Langlois,
m ent, seek in g th e im p ro v em en t of w as sh o t an d fa tally w ounded by
the n a tu ra l deep w a te r h a rb o r a t Ed E n g lan d of P o rtla n d w hile the
P o rt O rford as a h a rb o r of refuge, tw o w ere h u n tin g d eer n e a r the
fu rn ish es m uch in fo rm atio n to sup- B iescke fa rm W ednesday m orning,
p o rt th e ju d g m e n t o f a rm y engin- E n g la n d w as a frien d of th e local
eers w ho have rep eated ly recom - m an an d had been m ak in g an n u al
m ended su ch im p ro v em en ts in th e trip s to go h u n tin g w ith B iescke 1 •
past, and d em o n stra te s th a t all fo r sev eral y ears past,
reasonable safety facilities ought
A ccording to in fo rm atio n from
to be provided for th e pres- th e scene, B iescke h ad gone o u t
erv atio n of life and
p ro p erty to m ak e a d riv e dow n a canyon
along th is rock bound section of w hile E n g lan d w as w aitin g fo r th e
co ast
d eer to com e o u t of th e bru sh
T he investig atio n show s th a t dur- Biescke, ch asin g a deer, ap p eared
ing a period of less th a n 30 y ears o u t of th e b ru sh before he w as
several m ajo r d isa ste rs have oc- expected by his co m panion and
curred, and m any of a lesser na- th in k in g it w as th e deer, E n g lan d
ture. On O ctober 19, 1903, th e South shot. B iescke w ore a s h irt w hich
P o rtla n d s tru c k th e Cape B lanco resem bled th e color of a deer. The
R eef an d san k w ith a loss o f 18 b u llet from a .30-30 rifle stru c k th e
lives and th e vessel itself; on De- v ictim ju s t above th e h eart,
cem ber 18, 1919, th e J. A. C h an slo r
E n g lan d th o u g h t he had killed a
stru c k the Cape B lanco R eef an d d eer an d ru sh in g to th e place found
w ent down w ith a loss o f 38 of th e bis frien d m o rtally w ounded. He
41 lives ab o ard ; on N ovem ber 15, ra n to th e C hesley ra n c h n earb y
1920, th e Jo a n of A rc broke up off to send w ord fo r a d o cto r an d to
th e R ogue R iv er R eef an d d rifte d b rin g help to c a rry th e w ounded
into the P o rt O rford h arb o r, all m an out o f th e woods. W hen they
lives being saved b u t th e vessel a re tu rn e d to th e scene B iescke w as
to tal loss; an d la s t year, on Sep- dead. Dr. H. L. H ou sto n responded
tem ber 16, th e S o u th co ast fo u n d ered to th e m edical call b u t th ere w as
a t sea o ff th e R ogue R iv er R eef n o th in g th a t could be done,
w ith a to ta l loss of life o f 18 an d
Mr. B iescke w as 51 y ears o f age
loss of th e vessel.
an d h ad been a resid en t o f th is
M any o th e r d isa ste rs of less ser- section fo r m an y years. H e is sur-
ious n a tu re have o ccu rred along vived by a widow an d tw o daugh-
th is section of th e co ast d u rin g th e te rs, Mrs. Bob H ild eb ran d o f Rose-
period in question all d em o n strat- b u rg and Miss B eulah B iescke of
ing the need of fu rth e r sa fety L anglois, an d by a step-son, Ed
m easures. All fa c ts po in t to th e Biescke.
conclusion th a t a co ast g u a rd cu t-
Im m ed iately a fte r th e accid en t
te r should be statio n ed in th e P o rt S h e riff T u rn e r and C oroner C art- I!
O rford harb o r, from w hich It can w rig h t of Gold B each w ere noti- ‘
com e and go d u rin g an y w e a th e r fied. th e accid en t h av in g occurred
conditions, as th ere is no b ar to over th e line in C u rry county. T hey
cross, the only re q u irem en t being conducted an in v estig atio n an d the
h a rb o r im pro v em en t to p ro te c t th e body w as ta k e n to L anglois fo r an
vessel w hile an ch o red in th e h ar- inquest, b u t th e inquest w as not
bor As an in stan ce show ing th e com pleted th ere. T he body w as
advisability of such action th e in- b ro u g h t to th e S ch ro ed er & G ano
cid en t of the d istress call of th e p arlo rs in B andon last n ig h t aw ait-
M cCorm ick ste a m e r M unleon. w hich Ing a co n tin u atio n of th e inquest
w as disabled off th e n o rth e rn Cal- an d in v estig atio n by th e C u rry of-
ifo rn ia co ast last F eb ru ary , found ficials th is m o rn in g
th e C oast G u ard C u tte r C ahokia
b a r bound in th e E u re k a h a rb o r
F u n e r a l F r id a y
and unable to go to th e assista n c e
T he fu n eral w as held a t th e
of th e disabled vessel.
S ch ro ed er
G ano ch ap el in B an-
T he n a tu ra l deep w a te r h a rb o r don F rid a y ®t 2 00 p m In te rm e n t
a t P o rt O rford m eets th e require- 18 to be m ade in th e K P cem etery,
m en ts for im p ro v em en t as a h ar-
W estern W orld.
bor of refuge, being g eo g rap h ically
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situ ated ab o u t m id -w a y ^ b e tw e e n
the Golden G ate an d th e S tra its
C ounty S u p e rin ten d en t K a th e rin e ii
of Ju a n de Fuca, w ith no b a r to
cross and h av in g no sh iftin g san d s J. H a rris has called a m eetin g of I ii
o r sunken rocks. Vessels m ay now th e school d irecto rs of th e co u n ty 1 ii
e n te r or d e p a rt d u rin g an y w e a th e r to be held in Gold B each on Octo- 1 ii
condition, b u t need p ro tectio n w hile b er 14 to co n sid er th e fin an cial
a t an ch o r from th e so u th and a ffa irs of th e v ario u s d is tric ts w ith 0
southw est sto rm s o f w in ter. W ith view to red u cin g expense w h erev er I ii
S ta te tax C om m issioner ii
th a t protection affo rd ed th is d a n ­ possible
gerous section o f co ast w ould read- G allow ay of Salem will be p re se n t 1 ||
Hy come u n d er th e sa fety p ro tect- and o ffer ’ u l« * « ti° n s an d give ad-
ion of the efficien t coast g u ard ®nd ° " er su KKPSti on<' “ nd give ad-I
service to th e
g ra te st
degree vlce w h ere
th ro u g h th e statio n in g of a c u
t t e r --------------------
here. A rm y en g in eers have re p e a t­
edly rep o rted th e feasib ility and
C ounty S u p e rin ten d en t Mrs. K a­
p racticab ility of im proving th e h a i-
bor as a refuge. C ongress a t one th erin e J. H a rris passed th ro u g h
tim e a p p ro p riated funds w ith w hich P o rt O rford S a tu rd a y evening en
to begin th e w ork, and se a fa rin g ro u te to Salem w h ere sh e will a c t
men g en erally voice th e opinion as one of th e fo u r co u n ty school
th a t It is th e only n o n-river m outh su p e rin te n d e n ts to have c h arg e of
h a rb o r along th e n o rth e rn C alifo r­ th e 4-H club exhibit a t th e O regon
S tate F air.
nia-O regon co ast susceptible o f im ­
provem ent as a h a rb o r o f refu g e
th a t will m eet th e need ex istin g
fo r th e fu r th e r pro tectio n o f life
A lfred R. N elson, th e bogus m in ­
an d p ro p erty a t sea.
in g engineer, w ho n eg o tiated a
lease on a Sixes riv er m in in g pros­
pect an d th en stag ed a sh o rt b u t
M arshfield. Sept 2 6 —T h e O re­ active check w ritin g c a re e r In th e
gon S tate B ar asso ciatio n held its Bay cities, and fled accom panied
a n n u a l m eeting here y esterd ay and by a p ro m in en t young lady of M yr­
today a tte n d e d by 200 law yers and tle P oint, w as b ro u g h t back to
judges from o th e r p oints in the Coos co u n ty th e fo re p a rt of la s t
state. A b an q u et F rid a y noon and week an d M onday w aived ex am ­
a seafood d in n e r a t S u n set Inn, in atio n before J u s tic e G eorge B olt
sponsored by th e Coos C ounty B ar in M arshfield on a c h a rg e of is-
association, w ere included in th e suing and p assin g w o rth less checks
Coquille. Sept. 25. K ay A C u rtis
e n te rta in m e n t p ro g ram
N elson w aived p relim in ary exam - of Gold B each w as a rre ste d by
S peakers on th e p ro g ram Included Ination and w as held in bond of hi r iff o ffic e rs T h u r s d a y a t Pow -
JrAin G. Mullen, p resid en t o f the $2000 for th e g ra n d ju ry , in d icatin g prs an d w as ta k e n to Gold B each
Coos B ar association, w ho gave th e a desire to go before th e coi
riff J. A T u rn -
fo r he
a d d ress of welcome. J a s W. C raw - th e first o p p o rtu n ity an d plead e r o f C u rry county. It Iff alléger «
ford vice p resid en t of th e s ta te or- guilty
T h e young lady w ho a c ­ th iit C u rtis h as been selling stoler ,
ganlzatio
E O. Tram
E u g en e; com panied N elson on his flight has gotrxl» u n d er th e n a n v c f
D r Arm:
presid en t been re tu rn e d to h e r home.
Howell, and has been <
Ige H. D
a H ud so n autom obile w ith
ceris* from a C hevrolet
r.
Mistaken IOT Deer
Coos-Curry Fair Big Success;
Curry Booth Brings Comment
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ORFORD
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tie P o in t passed in to the d iscard
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. S atu rd ay n ig h t a fte r w hat is con-
M rs K a th e rin e J H arris, county sldered one of the best exhibitions
su p e rin te n d e n t of schools, visited yet staged P ro m in en t men of the
in P o rt O rford in connection w ith state, including H al E H oss secre-
“ u i 01
, Week Tue8day
I ta ry ot "‘ate. w ere am ong the
Miss R u th C lark spent th e week speakers, and well conducted ra c e s
r " W h.e g u est ° f M' and Mrs and a lr fl,ghta fu rn ish ed am use-
J P M asterson of C ape Blanco.
m en t to the large crow ds The ex-
Mr and Mrs. G. D. C raw ford hibits w ere exceptionally good, an d
;H
retu rn ed S a tu rd a y to th e ir hom e the C urry county booth, a rra n g e d
H
I a t L innton. O regon. T hey visited for by Messrs. R. L. W agner and
last week a t th e hom e of Mrs D avid McKenzie, an d in c h arg e of
, C raw fo rd ’s sister, Mrs. R osa P ur- Mrs. D avid M cKenzie, caused con­
1 din.
siderable favorable com m ent.
F ra n k Seal.
T. W hite, Jr.,
F rid a y the P o rt O rford G irl
Dr. L. R. P u g h and C. C. Inm an
Scouts under the c h a rg e of Mrs.
. tra n sa c te d business In M arshfield
H. L. M cC artney an d Mrs. R. W.
last M onday aftern o o n .
Mrs. C harles N ew m an and son, Babel visited the fa ir in a body.
The scout personnel w as Ju n e
' G eorge P o rte r,
w ere week
ana C rum ley and D orothy F a ris accom ­
g u ests of Mr. a n d Mrs. F red Sco-
panied th e troop.
!: field a t B ridge a fte r a tte n d in g the
H ew itt and Ja m e s Maloy, sons
fa ir a t M yrtle Point.
M r an d Mrs. C. C. W rig h t mo- of Mr. and Mrs. E. A Maloy, each
tored to B andon S unday n ig h t to W'L” hM
, ia *h Prize of $4 00 on th eir
exhibits of sheep
a tte n d th e H a rtm a n th e a tre
A m ong those a tte n d in g th e fa ir
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. C h arlesw o rth
re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in Ju n ctio n from C u rry county w ere.
P o rt O rford
C ity last W ednesday.
E m ory W hitw orth, M r an d Mrs.
A rch M athew son and Mrs. W a r­
n er sp en t la st w eek in
M yrtle R G M cKenzie and children, Mrs.
P o in t w here th ey conducted a res­ C harles N ew m an. Mr an d M rs R.
ta u r a n t d u rin g fa ir week
W agner, Mr. and Mrs. D avid
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse P o n tin g and McKenzie. G eorge P o rte r, Mr. an d
D avis P o n tin g cam e up from the Mrs. H enry Adolphsen, Miss E n a
M arsh-P oiitiug logging cam p on M cKenzie, W H. S h erid an . Sam
R o g u ^ riv er last W ednesday fo r a Hull, Melvin Ellis. M r and Mrs.
b rie f visit. D avis P o n tin g left C harles Long, Mr. an d Mrs. W T.
T h u rsd ay m o rning to resum e his W hite and d au g h ters, M r an d Mrs.
stu d ies a t O regon S tate college.
Car! W hite and children, T heron
Mr an d Mrs. D avid M cKenzie re­ From m , Jo h n S ylvestrl, R o b ert
tu rn ed S unday m orning from M yr­ From m , Mrs. A P Sw eet, M rs R a ­
tle P o in t w here Mrs M cKenzie had chael an d D onald M arsh
been In ch arg e of the C u rry coun­
Sixes
ty booth a t th e fair.
T hom as H ughes, E d w a rd H ughes.
: i L. B. H atto n retu rn ed to h is m in­ G eorge W oodw orth, M rs C larence
ing p ro p erty on th e E lk la st T h u rs­ Z um w alt, Mr an d Mrs. F H ughes.
d ay m orning.
L anglois
M r and Mrs. F ra n k Seal left last
A rth u i F a rrie r, M is Allie F a r ­
T uesday a ftern o o n for a business rier. Mr and M rs E. J Tilley, Mrs.
trip to O akland and Los Angeles. C harles F a rrie r, Mr. and
Mrs.
D uring th e ir absence Mrs. H ans Cheever, Mrs. C orrlck. H H H a n ­
' A dolphsen is ca rin g for th e Seal | sen. F ra n k K enw orthy, Mr. and
household
M rs H B. Sm ith.
, P hil M etschan of the Ilm perial
D enm ark
H otel In P o rtla n d and G eorge
S m ith of R oseburg w ere brief vis-
J J * * ’ W a y d n a m ’ Mr. and
Capps.
itors In P o rt O rford last Tuesday.
Gold Ihvu'h
Mr. and Mrs. H enry S au ers have
Jess T urner. A rth u r W alker.
retu rn ed from a several w eeks visit
in Los Angeles.
D avid M cKenzie w as a business
v isito r in B andon yesterday.
Mr. an d M rs R. D. R obertson and
tw o d a u g h te rs and Mrs. T ay lo r of
Los A ngeles w ere visitors at the
S unday C ctober 4, 1931.
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Geo W. S or­
S unday School (note ch an g e of
anson last W ednesday afternoon. hour). 10:30 a. m.
T hey w ere en route to C orvallis
F orum . 7:30 p. m.
w here one of th e d au g h te rs w as to
F o ru m ch o ir p ractice T h u rsd a y
e n te r O regon S ta te college.
night, 7 30
Mr and Mrs. R. G. M cKenzie
T w enty-five w ere in a tte n d a n c e
w ere g uests S unday n ig h t of Mr. a t S unday school S u n d ay
Mrs.
and Mrs. W alter Sabin In I^anglois. Corson, th e su p erin ten d e n t, is In
N eonta Sw eet sp en t last week end need of m ore teac h ers to c a rry on
Ü a t hom e from her studies In the the w ork T hose w illing to a ss ist
Coquille high school.
should com m unicate w ith her.
Ames Jo h n sto n of M arshfield, ac­
Forum
com panied by his dau g h ter, Miss
"What The Mission Schools A re
L u e tta Jo h n sto n of Sixes, w ere D oing" was th e topic for discussion
week end g uests of Mr. and Mrs. a t the F orum S unday night. T he
O rris K napp.
m eeting w as led by P eggy C orson
I Mr. and Mrs. C. A Ixing. accom ­ and proved to be m ost in terestin g .
panied by A rth u r R ussel of C al­ Several took p a rt In th e d iscu s­
ifornia. spent S u n d ay fish in g on sion "W hy Go To S unday S chool”,
th e Rogue.
Jo h n 21-15 to 17, and "W h at Je s u s
Miss E d n a M iller, accom panied T each es About O bedience”, M at­
by her m o th er o f G arriso n lake, at- thew 7. 20 to 27, will be the topics
tended the Y oung Peoples forum for discussion next S unday night,
ervle at the C om m unity C hurch 35 atten d ed F orum S u n d ay night.
S unday evening.
I sidles Aid
O L E llis of C orvallis has been
T he L adles Aid will m eet W ed­
a recent v isito r a t th e hom e of nesday aftern o o n of th is week a t
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W agner on Elk the hom e of Mrs R. W Babel, w ith
riv er Mr E llis is a b ro th e r of Mrs. Mrs B abel and Mrs. C orson as
W agner.
hostesses
B R H arw ood, M edford photo­
g ra p h e r w as In P o rt O rford and
vicinity today tak in g , p ictu res of
T he P o rt O rford 4-H Sheep club
the C oast H ighw ay an d local views.
a a n tn a sm n u m :::::is!U » iu u :isiu u itu ::::t::tiR i:iB a m in iu in n n n » tn ra n ttu u in i:M B n
w as represented a t th e Coos an d
M r" /
A B erg and children of Cu7ry C o u T t / r . l r 'w l ‘t? f iv r T a m b s
Coquille have been s p e n d i n g ----
The leader, R. G. McKenzie, took
eral w eeks a t L aurel Igike in n o rth ­
T he B oard of D irectors of the
T he R an d M cNally C om pany of ern C u rry co u n ty M ayor B erg has them by tru ck on W ednesday w ith
P o rt O rford C ham ber of C om m erce Chicago, m ap m akers, has request- been com m uting every day from R oderick M cKenzie and E dw ard
L indberg as caretak ers.
m et la s t night to consider the v a r­ ed d a ta relativ e to the seap lan e a n ­ th e county seat to th e resort,
On T h u rsd ay th e local leader
ious phases of the local harbor ch o rag e designated last May by the
H. F. M yers of M arshfield passed m otored to M yrtle P o in t w ith all
of N avy D e p artm en t at P o rt O rford
ease Including th e p rép arât
th r o u g h P o r t O if n td T h u r s d a v en
m em bers of th e sheep club w ho
th e ra s e for t he h<»aring befo re on th e bay' fo r sum m er anchorage route t o Gold B each or. business
chould go. T here w ere Jam es an d
e r W a r fl►e- a n d G arris on L ake d u rin g the wln-
th e 1
Pearl 1 William»' Is enjoying a two
te r m ontl
p a rtrnent, Wa.<
for use in p rep arin g w eeks vacation from he» d u ti" at H ew itt Maloy. T eddy M cKenzie and
Billy L indberg
ip s of th e U nited State» the W estern Hotel.
In th e judging contest for long
Ion has been furnished
Mrs. M ary Ii R ice w as a week
wool breeding sheep first prize waz
O
rford
C
h
am
b
er
of
rwt of Mr». E. J. B a k e r on
f j |(
aw arded R oderick M cK enzie; sec­
C hlnqu npln R idge
ond.
E dw ard
L indberg;
third.
»pear on th e issue of
A jui irty of m in in g people, ran -
Ja m e s Maloy.
sistin g of it. C E llio tt and wife,
T he first prize for th e best p a ir
and E N. H all an d »on of P o rtlan d ,
c a rg o of cem ent, con- accornp >ar led by L R H atto n , open* of long wool b re e d in g sheep w as
given to R oderick and T eddy Mc­
1 r p a r t of the week Investi- K enzie
g atin g <h ' m in in g situ atio n on th*
H ew itt Maloy received th ird
a r d wca unloaded a t
Elk. T h e p a rty re tu rn e d prize fo r his long wool m a rk e t
Ight
lam b
Certain statements appearing in a local paper last week
relative to a local situation need correction so that the citizens
may know the facts, and in line with good newspaper policy the
News makes the correction.
io •
tW° n?eetin£s of taxpayers held on September 17 and
IS in the Ostrander hall were not held under the auspices or spon­
sorship of any organization. The meetings were arranged for bv
Frank Seal, manager of the Port Orford Electric Company, and
the editor of the Port Orford News, after conferring with sev­
eral of the larger landowners, for the express purpose of throw­
ing more light on a local subject in which the whole community is
interested and which vitally affects its welfare, and with the un­
derstanding that they were to be taxpayers meetings—nothing
more and nothing less.
A
School Directors to Confer 1
1 ii
re<lulred
Supt. to Salem
Bogus Engineer Held
State Bar Meets on Bay
The reference to the coast guard station carries with it the
implication that the construction of the station was designedly
delayed. Such implication and inference is wholly at a variance
with the facts which are set forth for the public to form its own
opinion. The securing of the establishment of the coast guard
station here resulted from two years of continuous work on the
part of the Port Orford Chamber of Commerce with the assist­
ance of the News. When the coast guard officials left Port Or­
ford on August Io after an investigation of all possible sites, in­
cluding the government owned one, they went north to complete
a tour of inspection of stations along the Oregon and Washington
coast, Associate Engineer Andre Fourche advising the Secretary
of the Port Orford Chamber that upon receipt by him of certain
data he was waiting upon it would be forwarded to Port Orford
so that the work of working out many details could be expedited
as much as possible. Word was received from Mr. Fourche at
Hammond, Oregon, that the data had not been received, but sev­
eral days later it finally reached here, and the work of gathering
the information desired was immediately started. Mr. Fourche’s
party returned to San Francisco soon after September 7, at which
time all facts were turned over to him with suggestion that fur­
ther work be conducted directly from his office. Since that time
the Chamber has been advised that that work is being done. No
unnecessary delay occurred on the part of the Port Orford Cham­
ber of Commerce and the reference to the “ominous silence’’ was
entirely unwarranted and apparently designedly used to create a
false impression. In an effort to further expedite the work, Frank
Seal, a member of the Port Orford Chamber of Commerce, while
making a business trip to California, called on the Coast Guard
officials and others, carrying letters of introduction from the Port
Orford Chamber of Commerce.
It is noted that in reporting the meeting of September 18
for the paper in question all reference to the purpose of the meet­
ing was omitted. Inasmuch as the purpose sought was not ac­
complished, as Messrs. Inman and Noble declined to reveal the
identity of their financial backers, or any information relating
thereto except what was contained in a letter from Edna O’Hara
in which she stated that the European situation w'ould clarify and
securities would then again be saleable. The reference to a letter
from Congressman Hawley, date omitted, to Mr. Soranson refer­
red to a letter several years old, and has no direct bearing on the
issue the taxpayers sought to solve. Citizens who had the good
fortune to listen to Senator Steiwer and Congressman Hawley
will recall that they thoroughly discussed the matter referred to
in the letter.
Newspapers have a duty to perform to the public in mat­
ters of this character, and that duty cannot be evaded or lightly
accepted. The public depends on the newspapers for their infor­
mation. True, errors will occur, but errors unintentionally made
and corrected are readily condoned; not so, however, with mis­
representation or wilful distortion. Propaganda designed to serve
the selfish purpose of an individual or a group of individuals has
no place in a reputable newspaper when used to throw sand in the
eyes of the public either at home or abroad. The public is entitled
to the facts.
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