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January 4, 2023 News The Elk City News - 3 Free ODWC Trapping Workshops Set; Sign-up Now Open MISDEMEANORS State of Okla vs Amanda L Connor Concealing stolen property sets. Topics will include trap- Trappers support conserva- State of Okla vs Manuel Montalvo DUI State of Okla vs Hope T Tarver Trespassing. Possession of CS ping terminology, traps and tion through their purchases & paraphernalia equipment, trapping/furbear- of appropriate licenses. State of Okla vs Elias Fuentes III Public intoxication er regulations, and furbearer Education for trappers is pro- State of Okla vs Santos Montalbo DUI biology. There will be oppor- vided in all states. State of Okla vs Jacob E Haro Protective order violations tunities to run traplines with Agencies are continually re- FELONIES experienced trappers and fur viewing and developing rules, State of Okla vs Steven R Carlisle Larceny of vehicle. 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For more information Kenneth Hoffman, Sayre ~ Barbara Reeves ‘The Oklahoma Department in western Oklahoma. Trapping is managed through on the Packsaddle workshop, Ethan Carr, Fort Sill - Emily Crotsinger, Sayre of Wildlife Conservation will Participants will receive hands- scientifically based regulations call Marcus Thibodeau at (508) DIVORCES offer two free land trapping on instruction in handling that are strictly enforced by 515-2030 or Ron Smith at Dalton Powers vs Nautica Powers Divorce workshops. The first is set for and setting traps, and making conservation officers. (S80) 471-3371. Nautica Powers vs Dalton Powers What to know about the new drug trial for Alzheimer’s Tom Avril, The Philadel- Here's what to know about National Institutes of Health 243-2370 or visit AHEAD- 2023. That will mean weighing these mutations do not devel- phia Inquirer the drug, and how to find out and several philanthropic orga- study.org. In addition to the the benefits against the risk of op Alzheimer’s and, converse- if you're eligible for the study. nizations, as well as Eisai, the University of Pennsylvania, side effects, which can include ly, many without the mutation PHILADELPHIA — A new How many people have Alz~ do get the disease. Japanese company that makes other locations in the state in- swelling and bleeding in the drug designed to ward off heimer’s? Who is eligible for the the antibodies. clude Keystone Clinical Stud- brain. Alzheimer’s is being tested at Alzheimer’s is a brain dis- study? The study is being coor- ies, in Plymouth Meeting. Researchers hope that in more than 100 sites around ease that slowly erodes memo- Trial participants must be dinated by the University of What does the drug do? the new study, the drug will the world, including the Uni- ry and thinking skills. between the ages of 55 and 80, Southern California’s Alzhei- ‘The antibodies in the drug prove even more effective versity of Pennsylvania. More 6 million people in with normal brain function. mer’s Therapeutic Research are tailored to recognize and when given to people with no Called lecanemab, it con- the U.S. are thought to have ‘Their brains also must have Institute, Brigham and Wom- bind to beta amyloid, the ab- symptoms. sists of antibodies that bind to Alzheimer’s disease, most of accumulated some degree of en's Hospital, Massachusetts normal proteins in the brain. Why does the drug name the abnormal proteins that ac- them over 65. the abnormal proteins that are General Hospital, and Harvard When the antibodies bind end in -mab? cumulate in the brains of peo- ‘The causes are not fully un- thought to play a role in caus- Medical School. to these protein molecules, the Drug names often sound ple with Alzheimer's. derstood. The accumulation of ing Alzheimer’s. Called beta ‘The trial has been under- immune system responds by as if someone selected letters Previous efforts to target abnormal proteins in the brain amyloid, these sticky proteins way since mid-2020, but it con- removing them from the brain from the alphabet at random, these proteins have resulted is typically accompanied by are detected via brain imaging tinues until October 2027, and for disposal. but there’s a method to this in little to no improvement in brain shrinkage, inflammation called a PET scan. many locations are still signing In a previous study pub- madness. patient symptoms, for reasons and blood vessel damage. Those scans are expensive, up participants. lished in November, the drug that remain poorly under- Some people have a genetic at thousands of dollars apiece. The goal is to have 1,400 dramatically lowered amyloid ‘The letters mab at the end stood. mutation that more than dou- ‘They are offered to potential participants — half of them levels in the brains of people of a drug name, as in the case Researchers hope the new bles their risk of the disease. study participants only after getting infusions of the ac- with early symptoms of dis- of lecanemab, stand for mono- drug will be more effective be- Actor Chris Hemsworth, best they undergo an initial blood tual drug, and half getting a ease. But the impact on the clonal antibody. cause it is given earlier in the known for playing Thor in the test, which is less precise than placebo. Volunteers get the participants’ cognitive skills Antibodies are y-shaped course of disease, before brain Marvel movies, recently dis- a scan but can rule out people infusions every other week at was relatively modest. proteins produced by the im- function has started to decline. closed that he carries two cop- who have no amyloid in their first, later shifting to a month- ‘The company already has mune system. But when syn- Cana drug stop Alzheimer’s ies of this mutation, meaning brains. ly schedule, for a total of four submitted results from that thesized for use in medicine, before it starts? Penn is part of his risk is roughly eight times How can I sign up for the years. study to the FDA, which is ex- they are made by genetic an international trial for peo- higher than normal. trial? People interested in signing pected to review the drug for clones of a single type of cell, ple aging without symptoms But plenty of people with ‘The trial is funded by the up for the study can call 800- possible approval sometime in hence the term monoclonal. Cowboys’ comeback bid falls short in bowl loss to Wisconsin Jon Walker, Stillwater Gundy not dressed out with to improve. I mean, I don't and 42 seconds, and three of including a three-and-out on throws,” Gundy said of Ran- NewsPress what's been reported as a think it's any question. We the Cowboys’ first seven drives two of those, which allowed gel, who was 14 of 31 for 229 shoulder issue, true freshman need to do a better job of run- lasted less than 30 seconds. Rangel and the offense to find yards with two touchdowns A whirlwind of change Garret Rangel was called upon ning the football,” Gundy said “This is one of those games, a rhythm after not having one and equally as many intercep- meant Oklahoma State foot- to start for a third time this after his team’s season-worst like we've had three or four throughout the final handful tions. “I know he competed, season. times this year, where they're of games this season. ball’s trip to Phoenix, Arizo- ‘The first couple of drives 52 na, to play Wisconsin in the were reminiscent of his first yards rushing against the Badgers. “We established the on the field too much,” Gun- That's when the Pokes I know he fought, but I could tell there’s times he did miss dy said of his defense, which used 10 plays to march 80 Guaranteed Rate Bowl would two starts in a Week 9 loss at runs. We struggled to run the allowed Wisconsin to rush for yards down the field and into throws.” provide an opportunity to see Kansas and a rain-filled loss football this year. We have to 258 yards. “But what I have to the end zone. It was a drive Gundy and Co. will now what's in store for 2023. to West Virginia in the regu- be able to rush the football to do is say hypothetically, offen- capped with a fourth-and-goal head into an offseason that'll ‘And while there's no telling lar-season finale. The Cowboys allow us to throw the football, sively, if we would have stayed play from the 1 that turned have questions to be answered. until next fall, perhaps it did (7-6, 4-5 Big 12 Conference) first off.” on the field more, maybe a into a score when Rangel was They'll have to figure out exactly that. mustered 18 yards of offense If the Cowboys were able normal transition of a game, wrapped up and being taken to who will lead the offense next ‘The Cowboys’ 24-17 loss to in their first seven plays. to run the ball, and if that cor- wouldn't have been quite like the ground when he flicked it season. They'll have to figure the Badgers on Tuesday eve- Then, on the heels of an related to keeping the offense that.” to Gordon in the end zone. outif they have the right coach- ning at Chase Field featured interception in the end zone on the field longer, then the Roughly 10 minutes lat- es in place. They'll, of course, an offense that, in its 13th per- from senior safety Trey Ruck- defense wouldn’t have been ‘That culminated in the Bad- gers (7-6, 4-5 Big Ten) scoring er, trailing 24-17, the Cow- have to figure out which play- formance of the year, couldn't er, things changed — or so it evidently exhausted in the first boys took the field in hopes of ers come and go through the effectively rush the ball. It fea- seemed. half and into the early parts touchdowns on back-to-back stringing together a game-ty- program's doors between now tured a fatigued defense that On the very next play, Ran- of the second. And while that possessions to take a 17-7 lead ing drive that would've erased and next fall. bent but certainly didn’t break. gel threw a screen out wide to wasn’t the only factor, it cer- into halftime. And it seemed as all of their mishaps leading up And by the time they've And it featured the continu- fellow true freshman Stephon tainly played a part. if that weariness was going to to that moment. It would've answered those questions, it'll ance of an unwelcome stretch Johnson, who evaded a couple OSU's defense held its own continue into the second half, given the Pokes a chance to put be time to get back to the grind that included five losses in the of defenders and broke a cou- in the game's early stages, too, as Wisconsin capitalized the punctuation on this season — working toward where the final six games of the season. limiting Wisconsin to just 3 on Rangel’s first of two inter- — and head into 2023 — rid- program aspires to be instead “We're really proud of the ple of tackles for an 84-yard points after the Badgers’ first ceptions with a 20-yard score ing the momentum ofa second of worrying about where it’s team. I told the team in the touchdown to give the Pokes three drives. After all, defen- from Allen midway through come-from-behind bowl win in been, or even where it was in locker room that we came out their first and only lead of the sive coordinator Derek Ma- the third quarter. as many years. 2022. here with a little bit of a re- game. son was tasked with slowing It didn’t, though. “We have to take all those duced roster. New guys were ‘That was an outlier, though. down a rushing attack led by Actually, on Wisconsin's ‘And on the second play of things into consideration involved, and we had to kind Excluding Johnson's catch- star sophomore running back next drive, Cowboys safety the drive, Rangel was inter- and make decisions based on of find our way,” said Cowboys and-run score, the Cowboys Braelon Allen, who told report- Lyrik Rawls blitzed off the edge cepted for a second and final what's best for the future as coach Mike Gundy, who's now had 37 yards of offense at half- ers on Monday that he figured and delivered a hit on Badgers time, effectively slamming the we move forward kind of with 11-6 in bowl games. “And guys time. At the break, OSU run- he'd find success based on what quarterback Chase Wolf that door shut on any comeback this new era of college foot- competed, practiced hard for three weeks, had a great week ning backs Ollie Gordon and he saw from the Cowboys on jarred the ball loose. Defen- sive end Kody Walterscheid bid. ball,” Gundy said. “And as we're film. “We had a shot,” Gundy going through these changes, of practice out here. So I was Deondre Jackson combined But Mason's unit wasn’t recovered for the Pokes, giving said. “We had the ball, had a proud of them.” for 22 yards on seven carries, ever on the sidelines for too hope to a squad that hadn't we need to try to do a good chance to go down and make it With four-year starting once again turning the offense long before having to make displayed much of it. really interesting” job of being out front to give quarterback Spencer Sanders one-dimensional and, thus, its way back onto the field. In ‘The Cowboys forced the our players the best chance to in the transfer portal, and with predictable. fact, OSU's longest possession Badgers to punt on their final “T know he competed. play better when we start again redshirt sophomore Gunnar “Well, there’s areas we need of the first half was 1 minute three possessions of the game, next September.” Again, without watching tape, there's times he missed some