Wayne Byers Show – Morning – Sept. 10

Gathering:

5-7:00 PM on Tuesday, September 11 at St. Maurice Catholic Church in Kindred, ND

1-2:00 PM on Wednesday, September 12 at St. Maurice Catholic Church in Kindred, ND

Prayer Service:

7:00 PM on Tuesday, September 11 at St. Maurice Catholic Church in Kindred, ND

Funeral Service:

2:00 PM on Wednesday, September 12 at St. Maurice Catholic Church in Kindred, ND

Burial:

Kindred Cemetery

Arrangements:

Fredrikson-Boulger Funeral Chapel, Kindred.

 

Jamestown, ND (KCSi-T.V. News) — The Jamestown City Fire Department was called out at 2:22-p.m., Friday (Sept 7, 2012) to an oven fire, at a residence located at 819 13t^h Avenue, Southwest.

City Fire Chief, Jim Reuther says, grease in the hot oven, caused the fire.

No damages, as the fire department extracted smoke from the home.

No injuries reported.

Five units of the city fire department with 24 fire fighters were on the scene about 20 minutes.

　

Jamestown, ND (KCSi-T.V. News) — Jamestown Police investigated a one vehicle accident about 3:30-p.m., Friday (Sept 7, 2012) at Railroad Drive, East, near the intersection of 3^rd Street Southeast.

Reports from the scene indicate a car rolled off of Railroad Drive East, down a slight embankment, and landed against a building.

The driver escaped the vehicle on her own, as the City Fire Department returned to the fire hall after being called to the scene for assistance.

Jamestown Area Ambulance Service was called to the scene, and transported the driver for medical services.

The female driver appeared to be alone in the car at the time of the accident.

The Stutsman County Sheriff’s Office was also called to the scene, as the cause of the accident remains under investigation.

More information when the police report is filed.

 

Jamestown, ND (KCSi-T.V. News) — The American Association of University Women, Jamestown Branch, is sponsoring a District 12 candidate meet and greet, on Monday September 10, 2012 from 5-p.m. to 7-p.m., at Jamestown College, in the Nafus Student Center, Level 2.

District 12 includes the city of Jamestown.

On Friday’s (Sept 7, 2012) Wayne Byers Show on CSi Cable 2, spokesperson, Joan Enderle said, candidates for the North Dakota District 12 Senate and House races have been invited to be on hand to meet voters and answer their questions.

From 5-p.m., to 6-p.m., will be the meet and greet with the candidates, and then from 6-p.m., to 7-p.m., the candidates will briefly speak, followed by a question and answer session, with topics relating to women.

She pointed out the AAUW’s, “It’s My Voice, I will Be Heard,” event is geared to get out the vote, and focuses on the Millennial Generation, those age 18-30.

Individuals will also be on hand to answer any questions regarding voting in the state. All ages are welcome to attend the event.

The meet and greet is from 5 to 7 p.m. on Sept. 10 in the Jamestown College, Nafus Student Center, Level 2.

District 12 has three contested races on the November ballot.

Democrat John Grabinger is facing Republican Bernie Satrom in the race for the District 12 Senate seat.

Democrats Jessica Haak and incumbent Lyle Hanson are running for the House seats against Republicans Ken Hall and Alex Looysen.

More information on the American Association of University Women, locally, can be found on line at www.jamestown-nd.aauw.net and the national organization’s web site…www.aauw.org

 

Jamestown, ND (KCSi-T.V. News) — The First Annual, Bark in the Park, will be on Sunday September 16, 2012, at McElroy Park’s, Sertoma Shelter.

The proceeds will go to support, Prairie Paws Rescue, and Service Dogs for America.

On Friday’s (Sept 7, 2012) Wayne Byers Show on CSi Cable 2, Prairie Paws’, Kaye John said,

the event gives individuals and their dogs the opportunity to walk one mile together in the park, while supporting Prairie Paws Rescue, and Service Dogs for America.

Also on our show, Shelley Nanaga representing Service Dogs for America, said, dollars raised will be matched by Modern Woodmen, up to $2,500, with the proceeds benefiting the many needs of Prairie Paws Rescue and Service Dogs for America, Scholarship Fund.

Sponsorships are also available which gives promotion opportunities for businesses.

Vendor booth space is available at no charge, however space is limited.

Contact Shelley Nanaga. Her E-Mail is Shelley@greatplainsdogs.com or Kay John at

Prairiepawsrescue@hotmail.com Or call Kaye John at 701-320-4553.

In conjunction with the walk in the park, Hugo’s is sponsoring “Brats and Lots of Dogs.”

Registration begins at 12 noon, at McElroy Park’s, Sertoma Shelter, with the walk starting at 1-p.m.

The registration fee is, per person (dogs free) is $15, children under 12 years old, $10, and a family is $25. This will get you into the walk, and food.

Kaye says individuals with out K-9s can “rent a dog,” for the walk.

Also during the walk, there will be a “best poker hand,” in addition to contests, such as “look alike,” best costume, silly dog tricks, and best tail waggin.

Activities will include, demonstrations by Service Dogs for America, clipping booths, doggie booths, Prairie Paws Rescue, and other specialty vendors.

There will be walks planned along the trail from the park, over to Pepper’s Dog Park.

　

Jamestown, ND (KCSit-T.V. News) – There will be a Jamestown Stutsman Development Corp., Development Committee, Meeting on September 12, 2012, at 2:00pm at Jamestown City Hall.

Jamestown City Council Members and Stutsman County Commissioners have been invited to attend.

Cindy Gray from SRF Consulting will be the guest speaker.

She will be discussing the role of City/County development planning. The public is welcome to attend.

 

  BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – A man working on a water project in Bismarck died when he was struck by a backhoe bucket while in a trench installing pipe.
 
     The 36-year-old man from Minnesota was not immediately identified. Authorities say he was working on Bismarck’s new $16 million water intake project when the incident happened Sunday afternoon.
 
     He was pronounced dead at a local hospital. Authorities are turning over the investigation to the Occupational Health and Safety Administration.

 

FARGO, N.D. (AP) – State, federal and military officials have
honored members of the North Dakota Air National Guard’s 119th Wing
for their service.
     The first Hometown Heroes event was held in 2010 to honor those
who had served in the first eight years after the Sept. 11, 2001,
terror attacks.

The ceremony held Sunday in Fargo recognized those
who served more than 30 consecutive days of active duty between
Jan. 1, 2009, and Dec. 31, 2010.
     Gov. Jack Dalrymple, Sen. John Hoeven, Rep. Rick Berg, Maj. Gen.
David Sprynczynatyk, and others took part in the ceremony that
recognized about 250 airmen and their families.

 

GRAFTON, N.D. (AP) – Grafton school officials say enrollment is
growing thanks to North Dakota’s oil boom on the opposite side of
the state.
Enrollment in the Grafton Public Schools is rising after a decline
of more than 40 years. Superintendent Jack Maus says Grafton’s
first-day enrollment this year was 895 students, up 62 from last
year.
     The gain in students in the northeastern North Dakota city is
linked to an increase in jobs. Many of those jobs are at Diverse
Energy Systems, which makes storage tanks for the oil sites in the
western part of the state.
     Maus says some Grafton residents commute to jobs in the oil
fields, which opens up their previous jobs in Grafton for
newcomers.

 

　 BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota Chief Justice Gerald
VandeWalle (VAN’-duh-wall) says a report on western North Dakota’s
judicial system is a “useful tool” for asking the Legislature to
give some help.
     The state Bar Association report says western North Dakota needs
at least two more judges and additional clerks and other court
personnel.
     It recommends hiring at least one more lawyer for the state’s
public defender system.
     North Dakota has 44 district judges who handle trials. The
courts in western North Dakota’s oil country have had a big
increase in work as the industry has grown.
     VandeWalle says the Supreme Court hasn’t decided how many new
judgeships to request from the Legislature.

He says North Dakota’s growth hasn’t been limited to the west, and court workloads are growing statewide.

 

FARGO, N.D. (AP) – Several states in the Midwest have tried to
claim the title of Silicon Prairie over the years, but leaders in
North Dakota say they should be considered for the coveted
technology title.
     Business and political leaders who gathered at technology
conference in Fargo last week say the budget surplus and lack of
serious socio-economic problems makes North Dakota an ideal place
for tech companies to grow up.
     Republican Senator John Hoeven says the state has more than
16,000 open jobs, about 60 percent of which are outside the
oil-producing counties, including many of what he called
“high-paying, high-tech positions” in the Red River Valley.
    

In sports…

FARGO, N.D. (AP) – A North Dakota State University official says
the school’s football players who have been charged with faking
petition signatures to get measures on the November ballot will not
be suspended from the team.
     Officials earlier said any discipline would wait until after the
criminal case was resolved.
     But after the Bison defeated Colorado State 22-7 Saturday, NDSU
athletic director Gene Taylor says there will be no suspensions because the
players don’t deserve suspensions.
     At least nine players are charged with faking signatures on
petitions to put two citizen initiatives on the ballot.

One would set up a state conservation fund and the other would make marijuana legal for medical treatments.
     With the suspect petitions disqualified, neither initiative had
enough signatures to get on the ballot.

 

 BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota youth ages 12 to 15 can take
to the field in search of deer later this week.
     The 9  1/2-day youth deer hunting season starts at noon on Friday.
Each youth hunter must be under the direct supervision of an adult
while hunting.
     Licensed youth ages 12 and 13 can hunt antlerless white-tailed
deer statewide.

Those 14 and 15 with a “youth season” license can
hunt statewide for any deer, except antlerless mule deer in certain
units.

A special license is needed to hunt antlered mule deer in
those units, which can be found on the state Game and Fish
Department website at http://www.gf.nd.gov .
     North Dakota’s main deer season – the gun season – is Nov. 9-25.

 

MLB…

 AMERICAN LEAGUE
     MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Justin Morneau homered in the bottom of the ninth yesterday to give the Minnesota Twins an 8-7 win over the Cleveland Indians.

Morneau also hit a two-run shot in the third inning. Joe Mauer added three hits and scored twice for Minnesota.

 

BALTIMORE (AP) -The New York Yankees regained sole possession of
first place in the AL East by routing Baltimore 13-3.

But the Yanks may have lost All-Star first baseman Mark Teixeira (teh-SHEHR’-uh), who aggravated a strained left calf Saturday night and could miss significant time.
 
  Final     Toronto         4  Boston          3
  Final     Tampa Bay       6  Texas           0
  Final     Kansas City     2  Chi White Sox   1, 10 Innings
  Final     L.A. Angels     3  Detroit         2
  Final     Oakland         4  Seattle         2
 
 
    NATIONAL LEAGUE
 
  Final     Philadelphia    3  Colorado        2  (first game)
  Final     Philadelphia    7  Colorado        4  (second game)
  Final     Atlanta         3  N-Y Mets        2, 10 Innings
  Final     Houston         5  Cincinnati      1
  Final     Chi Cubs        4  Pittsburgh      2
  Final     Miami           8  Washington      0
  Final     St. Louis       5  Milwaukee       4, 10 Innings
  Final     San Diego       8  Arizona         2
  Final     San Francisco   4  L.A. Dodgers    0
 
 
    NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
 

 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Rookie Blair Walsh kicked a 38-yard field goal in overtime yesterday to lift the Minnesota Vikings to a 26-23 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Walsh also hit a 55-yarder as time expired in regulation. Vikings running back Adrian Peterson rushed for 84 yards and two touchdowns.

 Top draft pick Andrew Luck didn’t have much luck in his NFL
debut. Luck was picked off three times and was outplayed by Jay
Cutler as the Chicago Bears routed Luck’s Indianapolis Colts 41-21.
     – The San Francisco 49ers have ended the Green Bay Packers’
streak of five straight opening day victories–and they did it at
Lambeau Field, no less.

The Niners defense harassed quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense most of the day in pulling off a 30-22 upset.

  DENVER (AP) – Peyton Manning made a successful NFL return after
being idled a year because of four neck surgeries, leading the
Denver Broncos past the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-19 in his debut at
Mile High last night.

The four-time MVP completed 19 of 26 passes
for 253 yards and two touchdowns, giving him 401 career TD passes.

Maybe the Washington Redskins knew what they were doing when
they traded up to take Baylor QB Robert Griffin III with the second
pick in the draft. Griffin completed 19 of 26 passes for 320 yards
and two touchdowns in the Redskins’ 40-32 upset of New Orleans.
  Final     Atlanta        40  Kansas City   24
  Final     N-Y Jets       48  Buffalo       28
  Final     Houston        30  Miami         10
  Final     New England    34  Tennessee     13
  Final     Philadelphia   17  Cleveland     16
  Final     Detroit        27  St. Louis     23
  Final     Tampa Bay      16  Carolina      10
  Final     Arizona        20  Seattle       16

 

 UNDATED (AP) – Replacement officials are working NFL games for
the first time in 11 years and things did not go as smoothly as the
league would have liked.

These officials are from Division II and
Division III college, Arena League and even the Lingerie Football
League.
     Replacements in a game between Arizona and Seattle needed
several minutes to determine whether the Seahawks had any timeouts
left after calling one in the closing seconds.
   

COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLL…

NEW YORK (AP) – Arkansas has taken the second-largest fall ever
out of the AP college football poll. The Razorbacks drop from
eighth to unranked after losing to Louisiana-Monroe 34-31 in
overtime.
     The only team to take a more drastic fall from the poll was
Michigan in 2007.

The Wolverines opened the season at No. 5 and
dropped out after a Week 1 loss to Appalachian State.
     Alabama remains No. 1, and Southern California is still No. 2,
followed again by LSU and Oregon.

Florida State moves into a tie For fifth with Oklahoma.
     Nebraska, Wisconsin and Oklahoma State drop out after losses.
     UCLA, Tennessee, Arizona and BYU move into the poll at 22
through 25, respectively.

 

 TENNIS….

 NEW YORK (AP) -Serena Williams is a four-time U.S. Open champion
and a 15-time Grand Slam champion.

Two points from defeat, Williams
suddenly regained her composure and her game, coming back to win
the last four games and beat No. 1-ranked Victoria Azarenka
(ah-zah-REN’-kuh) 6-2, 2-6, 7-5.
     
     NEW YORK (AP)- Defending champion Novak Djokovic (NOH’-vak
YOH’-koh-vihch) got his game into high gear and reached his third
consecutive final at the U.S. Open by beating fourth-seeded David
Ferrer (feh-REHR’) of Spain 2-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 in a match suspended
from Saturday.

Djokovic plays Olympic champion Andy Murray for the
men’s title today at Flushing Meadows (4 p.m. Eastern).

 

PGA-BMW CHAMPIONSHIP

     CARMEL, Ind. (AP) – Fresh off a victory in the Deutsche
(DOY’-cheh) Bank Championship at TPC Boston, Rory McIlroy beat Lee
Westwood and Phil Mickelson by two strokes at the BMW Championship
at Crooked Stick near Indianapolis.

McIlroy closed with a 5-under-par 67 to finish minus 20 for the tournament. Westwood carded a 69 and Mickelson signed for a 70.
     Tiger Woods shot a 68 and finished three shots back in a tie for
fourth place with Robert Garrigus (GEHR’-ih-guhs), who had a 69.

 
     In world and national news…

WASHINGTON (AP) – Congress is facing some big issues. But it’s
not likely lawmakers will address most of them as they reconvene
today.

With the election less than two months away, the focus in
this abbreviated session appears to be on the bare minimum
–passing a six-month temporary spending bill to prevent a
government shutdown when the budget year ends Sept. 30.
     
     CHICAGO (AP) – Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says he’ll work to end
the city’s teachers strike quickly.

Teachers are joining the picket line today after failing to come to an agreement on a new contract with the nation’s third-largest school district. The union says health benefits and a new teacher evaluation system are the
sticking points.
     
     SANAA, Yemen (AP) – Yemen’s president says some tribal chiefs
and government officials are helping al-Qaida fighters hide after
the military defeated the militants in the country’s south.

He says the officials are “impeding security measures to arrest them.”
Yemen’s new president spoke to lawmakers and senior officials last
night. He did not name any suspects.
     
     NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) – The Red Cross says fighting between a
semi-nomadic tribe of livestock herders and a farming community in
southeastern Kenya has escalated, with 38 people killed today,
including nine police officers.

A Red Cross official says eight children were among those killed in the dawn attack in which one tribe raided the village of another, torching 167 houses.

     
     WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) – Authorities in suburban
Detroit say a man suspected in the fatal shooting of a veteran
police officer last night has barricaded himself inside a home.
Police tell the Detroit Free Press they’ve closed roads in the area
and nearby homes have been evacuated.

Officers have now surrounded the property in West Bloomfield Township.