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Obituaries and photograph submittedtotheBucyrus TelegraphForummaybe repurposedandotherwise othermediaplatforms. BUCYRUS: ChristopherM. Bucyrus, 3, 2014athishome.Hehad beenindeclininghealth. Arrangements are pending at theMarkA.SchneiderFuneral Home, Crestline. www Christopher Mundy of Bucyruspassedawayon Thursday morningatGalion Community Hospital.Funeral Servicesarescheduledfor Good HopeLutheranChurch and friendsmaycallon Sundayf rom 1-4 pm at the Munz-PirnstillFuneralHome.

Completeobituarydetailswill be publishedintheSaturday edition oftheTelegraphForum. Ve raMcClure GALION: Ruth M. Dayringer age 78, of Galion, Ohio passed away on Sunday ugust 3, 2014, She was born on August4 ,1 935 in Marion, Ohio to Foster and GraceMae(Pemberton)Webb. The lifelong homemaker is survived by three sons, Ron L. (Donna) Baldwin of Bucyrus, OH, Thomas R.

(Sandra) Baldwin of Dover nd ames E. Baldwin of Marion, OH; one sister ary Ann (John) brother enneth (Dorothy) We bb of Marion, OH, two sisters, and Inez Arthur of Jackson, OH; seven grandchildren, 13 great nieces and nephews. FriendsmaycallattheBoyd- Born Funeral Home on Saturday August 9, 2014, from 2-5 p.m.PastorGaryBruggerwill conduct the funeral service in the funeral home on Saturday follow at al ater date. Online boydbornfuneralhome.com Ruth M. Dayringer 2AWEATHER Telegraph-Forum 113W.RensselaerSt., Phone: 419-562-3333 Fax: 419-562-9162 Toll-Free: 877-TFTODAY (838-6329) TomBrennan, regionalmanagingeditor BUCYRUSTELEGRAPH FORUM.COM OFFICEHOURS Thepublishershallnotbeliablefor damagesarisingoutoferrorsin advertisementsbeyondtheamount paidforspace actually occupiedby thatportionof theadvertisementinwhichtheerror liabilityfornoninsertionofany advertisementotherthantheamount paidforsuchad.Allmaterialherein copyright2014.

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DEATHS Today: Mostly highnear80. Eastwind around7mph. slightchanceof showersand thunderstorms after3am. Mostlycloudy, withalow around62. Mostlycloudy, withalow around62.

Eastwind5to 8mph. Saturday: Mostlycloudy, withalow around66.East windaround 7mph.Saturdaynight: Mostlycloudy, withalow around66. Eastwind around7mph. Sunday: Mostlycloudy, withahigh near83.Sun- lowaround66. Monday: Achanceofshowers andthunderstorms.Mostly showersandthunderstorms.

around65. Tuesday: Achanceofshowers andthunderstorms.Partly showersandthunderstorms. around63. Wednesday: Mostlysunny, withahighnear79.Wednesday around61. Thursday: highnear78.

TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY LOCALFORECAST BUCYRUS (asof5p.m.)78 54 ALMANAC ThelatestgrainpricesatSunrise $10.31 $5.67 Thelatestgrainpricesat Crestline: $10.38 $5.67 Thelatestgrainpricesat FlourDivision: MARKETS TakeHertoDinnerTONIGHT! BucyrusFarmersMarket Sat.Aug.9,8:30-12:00 acrossfromAutoZone SCAVENGERHUNT Aug.5-18,Prizesawarded. StopatCentral Monogrammingfordetails 4029St.Rt.98NE,Bucyrus orseeusonFacebook. FROMWEDNESDAY Powerball: 1-8-24-28-49 Powerball: 24x5 NIGHTDRAWINGS Pick3: 1-4-7 Pick4: 7-3-6-9 RollingCash5: 5-7-10-23-26 Pick5: 2-5-8-1-0 DAYDRAWINGS Pick3: 8-0-6 Pick4: 8-4-7-1 Pick5: 5-9-1-9-5 LOTTERY formerNationalSecuri- tyAgencycontractor whodisclosedsecretde- tailsofU.S.electronic surveillanceprograms, hasreceivedathree- yearresidencepermitin ThursdayinMoscow. LawyerAnatolyKu- cherenasaidthe31-year- oldanalysthasnotasked forpoliticalasylumbut notedthathecouldapply forRussiancitizenship ITAR-TASSnewsagen- cyreported. travelfreelywithinthe beabletostayabroad fornotlongerthanthree Snowdenwasgranted temporaryasylumin thatpermitexpired Aug.1.

Heinitiallyfledto HongKongandwasen routetoCubawhenhe Sheremetyevoairport aftertheUnitedStates revokedhisU.S.pass- port.Snowdenremained intheairporttransit areauntilhewasgrant- edtemporaryasylum. thanbeingunfairlytried intheU.S.” Snowdengets3-year residencyOKinRussia ByDougStanglin USAToday andheavysurflashedat theeasternmostpartsof Hawaiiasthestatebraced ThursdayforHurricane toreachthestatein22 years. Gov.NeilAbercrom- statewideprimaryelec- forapairofhurricanes, withthefirstduetomake landfallThursdayeve- trackingclosebehind. HesaidtheNational Guardispreparedtore- governmentswereclos- transitservicesacross thestate.Emergency shelterswereopened statewide. Natureprovidedadra- GeologicalSurveyreport- BigIslandonThursday morning.Therewereno reportsofdamage.

Forecastershadex- pectedIselletoweakenas itcrossedthePacificand strongupperairflowthat iscapableofbreakingup someofthemightiest storms.ButIsellewasun- toiletpaperwasinfull swing. AbercrombiesaidSat- contestedracesforgover- norandU.S.Senate,will goahead. Butthetwinhurri- canesdisruptedtourism, broughtflashfloodwarn- ingsandpromptedschool closures.Abercrombie signedanemergency proclamationWednesday allowingofficialstotap intoastatedisasterfund. TheBigIslandwasex- pectedtotakethebiggest hit.Thestatehasn’tseena directhitbyahurricane caneInikikilledsixpeo- pleanddestroyedmore smallerbutmorepopulat- edislandthatshould avoidtheworstofthe NationalWeatherService meteorologist. Longlinesformedat waterandotherhunker- downitemsflewoff shelves.

torinEwaBeachonOahu, saidhegrabbedthelast boxofbatteriesatCostco. Thebottledwaterwas containerstofillwithtap water.Andhesaidhewas gettingtreatmentThurs- day. riedmotheroftwogirls, teachesatMoanaluaHigh SchoolinHonolulu. Schoolwasscheduledto buildingwillserveasan evacuationshelter. hadsomanytsunami warningswherenothing happened.Maybethis Hawaiibracesforhurricanes ForecastersexpecttheBigIslandto ByJohnBacon andWilliamM.Welch USAToday Tensofthousandsofmil- itaryveteranswhohave beenenduringlongwaits formedicalcareshould beabletoturntoprivate doctorsalmostimmedi- atelyunderalawsigned ThursdaybyPresident BarackObama.

Otherchangeswill takelongerunderthe sweepingresponsetothe problemsthathave rockedtheVeteransAf- fairsDepartmentandled totheousterofEricShin- sekiasVAsecretary. Improvedaccessto outsidecareislikelytobe themostimmediateef- fect.Veteranswhohave waitedatleastamonthfor amedicalappointmentor wholiveatleast40miles fromaVeteransAffairs hospitalorclinicwillbe abletoseeprivatedoctors atgovernmentexpense. ExpandingtheVAstaff byhiringthousandsof anotherkeycomponentof monthstogetunderway officialssaid.Opening27 newclinicsacrossthe countrywilltakeatleast twoyears. maacknowledgedashe signedthebillatFortBel- giniajustoutsideWash- ington. eransgroupsandmilitary leadersattendedthecere- ersfrombothparties.

Obamacalledthelegis- lationarareexampleof RepublicansandDemo- cratsworkingtogetheref- fectively. Healsosaidmoreac- tionwasneeded. notbetheendofouref- aswefocusontheurgent reformsweneedattheVA aroundwaitlistsandthe long-termgoalsforour servicemembersandour Notingissuesinclud- ingmentalhealthcare andhomelessnessamong derandCEOofIraqand AfghanistanVeteransof allthatCongresscouldac- complishinanemergen- cy. ByMatthewDaly andDarleneSuperville AssociatedPress The WhiteHouseisconsider- ingair-droppinghumani- tariansuppliestothou- sandsofdisplacedreli- giousminoritiesinIraq whoareundersiegefrom ingtoU.S.defenseoffi- cialsandothersfamiliar thinking. Theadministrationis alsoweighingmilitaryop- U.S.militarytrainerssta- tionedinthatpartofthe countryarethreatenedby theIslamicStategroup, whosefightershavemade gainstowardtheKurdish seniordefenseofficials said.

TheU.S.hasadiplo- maticconsulateinIrbilas wellasamilitaryopera- tionscenterthatwasset upthererecentlytoad- viseandassisttheIraqi militaryinthatregion. PresidentBarackOba- mametwithhisnational securityteamThursday morningtodiscussthe crisisastheIslamicState groupmadefurthergains. Airstrikesinparticular wouldmarkasignificant shiftintheU.S.strategy taryfullywithdrewinlate 2011afternearlyadecade ofwar. Islamistsseizedam lamicStatemilitantshave sweptthroughvillagesin thenorththatarehometo cludingChristiansandthe cientreligionwithtiesto Zoroastrianism.Further- largestdamThursday, placingthemincontrolof enormouspowerandwa- terresourcesandaccess totheriverthatruns throughtheheartof Baghdad. WhiletheWhiteHouse didnotpubliclyoutline therangeofoptionsunder saidtheU.S.stronglycon- saultonminorities.

ingahumanitariancatas- spokesmanJoshEarnest cernedfortheirhealth Earnestsingledoutthe plightoftheYazidis. Thousandsfledtheir homesaftertheIslamic Stategroupissuedanulti- matumtoconverttoIs- fleetheirhomesorface death.ManyoftheYazidis nowaretrappedona mountainwithoutfoodor water. Congressonrecess Obamausedthethreat ofanimminenthumani- tariancrisisasarationale forlimitedU.S.military forcesloyaltoMoammar Gadhafithreateneda massacreinBenghazi. TheU.S.andNATO partnerslauncheda bombingcampaignover ingforwardwithoutcon- gressionalapproval. Ifthepresidentwereto approveimminentair- certainthathewouldpro- ceedwithoutformalcon- gressionalapproval.

Lawmakerslefttown lastweekforafive-week signThursdaythatCon- gresswasbeingcalled back. toprotectIraqisundersiege ByJuliePace andRobertBurns AssociatedPress ProtestersstandacrossfromtheWhiteHouseonThursdayandaskforhelpfortheYazidi peoplewhoarestrandedbyviolenceinnorthernIraq. FACEBOOK Becomeafanofthe Telegraph-Forumat BucyrusTelegraph- Forum.com/facebook..