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76ers Look for McKie to Get Untracked Big City Produce
(A P ) - F irst, it w as R eg g ie
is affecting his offense. “ I ’m play ­
Iverson had 35 points, 12 re ­
b o u n d s a n d fo u r a s s is ts , and
M iller and Jalen R ose. T hen it
ing m ore m in u tes and I ’ve had a
M utom bo had 23 points
w as V ince C arter, follow ed
b y R ay A llen . N o w i t ’s
and 12 rebounds.
M cK ie, the N B A ’s sixth
K obe B ryant.
m an o f the year, replaced
A aron M cK ie has been
Eric S now as the starting
ch asin g the o p p o sitio n 's top
point guard during the con­
sc o re rs a ro u n d th e co u rt
ference sem ifinals against
throughout the postseason.
Toronto. Snow, hobbled by
It’s tak in g a toll.
an ankle injury, asked to
In h is le a s t e f f e c tiv e
be rem oved from the start­
gam e o f th ep lay o ffs, M cK ie
in g lin e u p b e c a u s e he
scored ju s t five p o in ts and
thought he w as h u rtin g the
allow ed B ryant to get 32
S unday night.
team .
T hen starting forw ard
W ithout m uch help for
G eorge L ynch w en t dow n
A llen i\ erson and D ikem be pf,,7ade/pfi/a 7 6 e rs’Allen Iverson lies on the floor
M utom bo, the Philadelphia toward th e en d o f g a m e 3 o f th e NBA finals against w ith a broken foot, and
M cK ie has been p lay in g
76ers lost to the Los A nge- th e Los Angeles Lakers in Philadelphia. The Lakers
m ore than 40 m inutes ever
les leakers 96-91 in G am e 3 d e fe a te d th e 76ers 96-91 to take a 2-1 lead In the
o f the N B A Finals.
series. (APphoto)
since.
H e inj ured his right ankle
“ I t’s tough, but I ’ve been
in G am e 1 ag ain st the L akers and
d oing that stu ff all y ear,” M cK ie
long postseason. I’m ch asin g so m e
has been p lay in g despite a chip
said w hen asked if guarding B ryant
big guns. B ut it’s fu n .”
fracture. H e hurt his right thum b
in the first q u a rte r Sunday night
and play ed w ith it bandaged.
Still, M cK ie m ade no excuses.
“ I f I’m o u t there, I ’m out there
c o m p etin g ,” h e said.
S ixers co a c h L arry B row n said
he kn o w s M cK ie is w eary, but
has to p la y him b ecause o f all the
o ther injuries.
M cK ie m issed a w ide-open 3-
p o in te r that w o u ld ’ve given the
S ixers a lead late in the gam e.
W ith the S ixers trailing by three
in the c lo sin g m inute, the play
called for M cK ie to drive to the
b a sk e t. In s te a d , h e p a sse d to
Iv e rs o n , w h o m isse d a sh o rt
jum per.
“ H e ju s t h a s no legs, so he
threw it back to A llen and A llen
th o u g h t h e ’d g e t to the rim ,”
B r o w n s a id . G a m e F o u r is
W ed n esd ay in Philadelphia.
Junior Fishing Clinic at Trillium Lake
The Zigzag R anger D istrict in
the Mt. H ood N ational Forest will
host a Junior Fishing Clinic for chil­
dren 13 and under, Saturday at T ril­
lium Lake from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. No
fishing license is required. Children
w ill learn to fish w ith the experts.
T here will be many stations set up
w here children can learn about
safety w hen fishing, catch and re­
lease, and enjoy other activities
such as fish painting. C hildren can
also w in prizes in fly-casting con­
tests. T here is no charge for this
event.
N o re se rv a tio n s are needed.
Folks should show up dressed for
the w eather, and be prepared for
Game to Benefit
House of Umoja
The Jammin95.5 NikeBig Bailers
will face the Network o f Intel Afri­
can-American Untouchable in a char­
ity basketball Friday, June 15 at 7
p.m. at the St. Johns Community
Center, 8427 N. Central.
Proceeds from the game will go
the Portland House o f Umoja.
Halftime entertainment will be
provided by Jammin95.5, Nike and
G .I. Joes, w ith special guest
“Sassy.”
Admission is $3, with children
under 8 free.
Budget Trims Access
to Police Precincts
S tory C ontlned F rom F roni P age
m ain open for business 24 hours a
day, 7days a week. T he desk clerks
serve citizens who call or w alk in
to their neighborhood police sta­
tions. T hey are often the first con­
tact people have when attempting
to address needs or concerns with
the police. The desk clerks answ er
p h o n es, g reet c itiz e n s, an sw er
citizen’s questions and make ap­
propriate referrals as well as run­
ning record checks for officers.
They often make citizens callbacks
for police who are on the street,
thereby elim inating the need for
officers to return to the precinct to
make telephone calls.
Citizens wishing to fill out accident
reports, meet with officers to dis­
cuss neighborhood concerns, meet
with supervisors regarding officer
com plaints, or who are used to
calling their neighborhood precinct
for any community policing issue
will have to do so during regular
business hours.
“We realize that we may no longer
be able to effectively meet some o f
your ex pectations during tim es
m ost convenient for you,” said
N ortheast P recinct C om m ander
Derrick Foxworth. “However, we
will continue in our efforts to pro­
vide the best service to our com ­
munity in spite o f this reduction o f
service.”
w eather changes. Bring a snack or
picnic lunch along with som e water
to drink.
I f you have a fishing pole, bring
it along. I f you d o n ’t have one,
there will be a few you can borrow .
People 14 years and older do need
an O regon fishing license. Parking
w ill be free in the day use area for
that day only. D irections to T ril­
lium Lake: Take Highway 26 to ap­
proxim ately 1.5 m ile se a sto fG o v -
em m ent Camp. Turn south o ff o f
H ighw ay 26 onto road #2650.
W atch for the signs and follow the
road about 2.5 m iles to the “Day
Use” parking area and the dam on
the south side o f the lake.
McVeigh’s Death
Divides Americans
S tory C ontlned F rom F ront P age
d e a th p e n a lty a t th e U n iv e r ­
s ity o f N e w M e x ic o , w h e r e
d e m o n s tr a to r s lit a c a n d le fo r
M c V e ig h a n d e a c h o f h is 168
v ic tim s , M e g G o r h a m d i d n 't
fe e l lik e p r e s s in g h e r c a s e .
“ K illin g is n o t a n a n s w e r to
k i l l i n g ,” s h e s a id . B u t s h e a ls o
a d m itte d th a t “ I ’m s u r e i f m y
fa m ily w e re in v o lv e d , it w o u ld
b e d i f f e r e n t .”
A t h is f o r m e r c h u r c h , in
P e n d le to n , N .Y ., a s c a tte r in g
o f p a r is h io n e r s g a th e r e d a t th e
h o u r o f h is e x e c u tio n .
“ E v e r y b o d y m a k e s a m is ­
ta k e in h is lif e — n o b o d y ’s
p e r f e c t ,” s a id J o s e p h S u r d j,
w h o o n c e w o rk e d
w ith
M c V e ig h ’s f a th e r at a n a u to
p la n t.
A c r o s s u p s ta te N e w Y o rk ,
4 0 p e o p le g a th e r e d o u ts id e th e
s ta te C a p ito l in A lb a n y to p ra y
f o r M c V e ig h a n d h is v ic tim s .
A d if f e r e n t M c V e ig h w a s
in th e th o u g h ts o f W illia m
D a w k in s , 6 9 , a r e tir e d tr u c k
d r iv e r r e a d in g h is p a p e r o n a
b e n c h n e a r In d e p e n d e n c e H a ll
in P h ila d e lp h ia .
L ik e th e m a jo r ity o f A m e r i­
c a n s , D a w k in s s u p p o r ts th e
d e a th p e n a lty .
“ I am g la d to s e e it h a p ­
p e n ,” D a w k in s sa id . “ H e c o u ld
h a v e c a r e d le s s w h e th e r h e
k i l l e d o n e p e r s o n o r 100
p e o p l e .”
N o r d id th e b o m b e r w in sy m ­
p a th y in W a c o , T e x a s , s ite o f
th e 1993 f e d e r a l r a id on th e
B r a n c h D a v id ia n c o m p o u n d .
M c V e ig h sa id h e d e s tr o y e d
th e O k la h o m a C ity f e d e r a l
b u ild in g in p a r t to p r o te s t th a t
in c id e n t.
“ H e ’s n o t c o n s id e r e d a m a r­
t y r f o r u s. I ’v e n e v e r e v e n
m e t h im ,” s a id C liv e D o y le , a
s u r v iv o r o f th e W a c o sie g e .
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