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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2017
WORLD IN BRIEF
The referendum represents the fi rst time since the law took
effect that the question of expansion had been put in front of U.S.
voters.
Some 11 million people in the country have received coverage
through the expansion of Medicaid, a health insurance program for
low-income people.
LePage vetoed fi ve different attempts by the state Legislature
to expand the program. Tuesday’s vote follows repeated failures
by President Donald Trump, a LePage ally, and his fellow Repub-
licans in Congress to repeal the signature legislation of Obama, a
Democrat.
“This is an exciting night in Maine, but also an exciting night
for the country,” said David Farmer, spokesman for pro-expansion
Mainers For Health Care. “Voters have made it clear they want
more health care, not less.”
Associated Press
Trump to push China on trade,
North Korea during 2-day visit
BEIJING — President Donald Trump will push China on trade
and North Korea during a two-day visit in which he will cajole,
fl atter and scold the rising Asian power.
White House aides view Trump’s visit as the centerpiece of
his lengthy Asia tour. Trump, who is mired in consistently low
approval ratings at home, will encounter newly emboldened Chi-
nese President Xi Jinping, who recently consolidated power in his
country, while Trump’s every utterance will be studied by allies
anxious to see if his inward-looking “America First” mantra could
cede power in the region to China.
Before arriving in Beijing today, Trump used an address to the
National Assembly in Seoul, South Korea, to deliver a stern mes-
sage to China, North Korea’s biggest trade partner. Trump urged
“responsible nations” to unite and stop supporting North Korea.
“You cannot support, you cannot supply, you cannot accept,”
he said, calling on “every nation, including China and Russia,” to
fully implement recent U.N. Security Council resolutions on North
Korea.
Trump is expected to demand that China curtail its dealings with
Pyongyang and expel North Korean workers. Trump has praised
China for taking some steps against Pyongyang but urged them
to do more, as administration offi cials believe the border between
China and North Korea remains a trade corridor.
AP Photo/Andrew Harnik
Soldiers, jumping children
greet Trump at Beijing airport
LONDON — One of the men tortured in Sri Lanka said he
was held for 21 days in a small dank room where he was raped
12 times, burned with cigarettes, beaten with iron rods and hung
upside-down.
Another man described being abducted from home by fi ve men,
driven to a prison, and taken to a “torture room” equipped with
ropes, iron rods, a bench and buckets of water. There were blood
splatters on the wall.
A third man described the prisoners as growing accustomed
to the sound of screaming. “It made us really scared the fi rst
day but then we got used to it because we heard screaming all the
time.”
Raped, branded or beaten repeatedly, more than 50 men from
the Tamil ethnic minority seeking political asylum in Europe say
they were abducted and tortured under Sri Lanka’s current gov-
ernment. The previously unpublished accounts conjure images of
the country’s bloody civil war that ended in 2009 — not the palm-
fringed paradise portrayed by the government.
BEIJING — China pulled out all the stops for President
Donald Trump’s Beijing airport arrival: honor guard, march-
ing band, jumping children.
The ceremony accompanying Trump’s arrival this after-
noon was elaborate even by China’s lavish standards. Heads
of state are usually given a low-key reception at the airport,
with the real pomp and circumstance reserved for his or her
arrival at the Great Hall of the People in the center of Beijing.
As they exited Air Force One, Trump and fi rst lady Mela-
nia Trump were met by Chinese and American dignitaries,
soldiers standing stiffl y at attention, a band playing martial
music and smartly attired children waving miniature Chinese
and American fl ags while chanting, “Welcome, welcome.”
The president and fi rst lady appeared pleased, smiling and
accepting fl ower bouquets, with Trump at one point throwing
his arms open and appearing to exclaim, “Wow.”
As Trump’s motorcade pulled away, the tempo increased,
with children jumping up and down while they waved and
chanted.
Gunman once fl ed mental health
center, threatened superiors
SUTHERLAND SPRINGS, Texas — The gunman who killed
more than two dozen at a small-town Texas church briefl y escaped
from a mental health facility in New Mexico in 2012, police reports
indicated.
The reports also noted that Devin Patrick Kelley was once
caught trying to bring guns onto a military base and threatened
superior offi cers there. Kelley was also named as a suspect in a
2013 sexual assault in New Braunfels, about 35 miles from the
scene of Sunday’s church attack in Sutherland Springs.
The records that emerged Tuesday add up to at least three
missed opportunities that might have offered law enforcement
a way to stop Kelley from having access to guns long before he
slaughtered much of the congregation in the middle of a service.
Authorities said the death toll of 26 included the unborn baby of
one of the women killed. Kelley died of a self-infl icted gunshot
wound after he was chased by bystanders and crashed his car.
The Air Force confi rmed Tuesday that Kelley had been treated
in the facility after he was placed under pretrial confi nement stem-
ming from a court-martial on charges that he assaulted his then-
wife and hit her child hard enough to fracture the boy’s skull.
Involuntary commitment to a mental institution would have
been grounds to deny him a weapon provided that records of his
Dozens of men describe rape,
torture by Sri Lanka government
Children wave U.S. and Chinese flags as President
Donald Trump arrives at Beijing Airport.
Right-to-shelter policies help get
homeless off the streets
confi nement were submitted to the federal database used to con-
duct background checks on people who try to purchase guns.
Maine OKs Medicaid expansion in
fi rst-of-its-kind referendum
PORTLAND, Maine — Residents in this rural state grappling
with a heroin epidemic and an aging population voted Tuesday to
deliver a rebuke to Republican Gov. Paul LePage and join 31 other
states that have expanded Medicaid under former President Barack
Obama’s health care law.
NEW YORK — It’s before dawn when two outreach workers
fi nd a homeless man known as Juice near a train station in Harlem.
A nurse will be visiting to discuss his heart problems, they tell him.
A short time later, in Marcus Garvey Park, the sun has just
begun to rise when the caseworkers approach a man zipped inside
a sleeping bag. They have encountered him before; they know he’s
teasing when he gives a phony name.
Gladys Rivera and Ali Olson are part of a citywide, round-the-
clock army of workers for nonprofi ts contracted by the city. Their
aim is to get the homeless into shelter, and so they make the rounds
of upper Manhattan, checking on clients, identifying newcomers to
the streets and trying to connect them with services. They are often
rejected, but they do not give up.
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The City of Astoria’s Parks
and Recreation Department
is seeking bids for tree
removal and replacement
work in our parks.
Qualified contractors may
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Parks Maintenance
Supervisor, at
jdart@astoria.or.us
or (503)298-2467 to obtain
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details.
Grace Church Harvest
& Holiday Bazaar
Local Artists, vintage and
holiday treasures. Books,
linens, children’s activity table
and much more!
Baked goods and refreshments.
Soup for a light lunch available
both days.
1545 Franklin Avenue
Astoria
Friday-Saturday
November 10th-11th
10am-3pm
Seaside: Riverview, 2
bedroom, 1 bath
Washer/dryer, carport.
$875 per month+deposit.
DNC Rental Properties
(503)791-2855
Warrenton:
3/bd-1/ba DW & electric range,
washer/dryer hookups.
$1150.00/month
First/last+deposit $700
(503)861-3611
Seaside School District
is seeking a dependable
self-starter w/tech skills for:
Astoria, 222 Alameda.
1 bedroom
$700-$750+deposit. Hot
water included.
No pets/smoking.
References.
503-680-4210
651 Help Wanted
Secretary/Bookkeeper/
Assistant
Proficient in Quickbooks and
Payroll.
Has initiative, good phone skills,
customer service.
Pay DOE
Located in Cannon Beach.
Email Resumes to
cottagekeeper@gmail.com
110 Announcements
251 Boats for Sale
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503-738-9273
3965 HWY 101 N.
Gearhart, OR 97138
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We also offer our own
in-house insurance plan
(featured under Ilumitrac, on
our website)
Special applies to new
patients that receive a
comprehensive exam.
Special expires 12/31/17
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504 Homes for Sale
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Astoria, OR
2/bd 1/ba
Fireplace, large backyard,
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$130,000 firm
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(503)325-2068
525 Commercial
Property
Astoria: 3925 Abbey Lane,
800 SF. Starting at $.50/SF
(503)440-6945
Serene Cannon Beach Studio
in Forest setting. Small
kitchenette, walk to town.
Parking for one car. Fully
furnished.
$1200/month, $1200 deposit
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Hiring CDL drivers for the
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Part-Time Employment
Ashore Hotel, a fun and
hip hotel, is hiring
housekeepers! Great pay
and benefits! Seaside, OR.
206-226-0355
rebecca@adrifthotel.com
Part-Time Employment
Cook position available.
Pay DOE.
OR Food Handlers Required
Seaside, OR.
503-738-7700
teresa@awakeningsbythesea.
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The Portway is looking for
an experienced cook.
Full-time/year round.
Please apply in
person at the Portway
422 West Marine Drive,
Astoria. No phone calls
please.
Customer Service
Representative/data entry/
dispatcher wanted for local oil
distributer. Full-time position
with benefits. Must have phone
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wage $13.00-$13.50/hour.
Resume to P.O. Box 1068
Astoria, OR 97103
Part-Time Employment
Recovery Advocate position
available. Pay DOE. Must
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Seaside, OR.
503-738-7700
teresa@awakeningsbythe-
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The City of Cannon Beach is
seeking qualified applicants
for the position of
Police Officer.
Salary:
$22.90 to $29.22 Hourly
Closing Date: 11/10/17
For application information
please visit:
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police/page/police-officer-job
Housekeeping, Front Desk,
Maintenance positions
available.
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Must be 18 and valid
driver’s license required
and no SR22s.
Applications may be picked
up and returned at:
Inn of the Four Winds
820 N. Prom.
Seaside Oregon
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Georgia Pacific Wauna Mill
Contact Info
City: Clatskanie, OR
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97103