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Haveagreatday,GrantAmen. GOODMORNING! Check out what's going on in your neighborhood and the community. PAGEA2 CALENDAR BUSINESS D Dow Jones Industrial 17,603.32 (-133.68) D Standard & Poor's 2045.17 (-20.96) D Nasdaq 4843.93 (-47.87) Sunny High: Low: 89 57 PAGE B8 By Julie Zeeb jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Zeeb on Twitter RED BLUFF ThetrialofQuentinRayBealer,42, of Gerber, has been delayed again following a court appearance Monday in Sacramento, ac- cording to Tehama County District Attorney Gregg Cohen, who announced the delay Tuesday during the Board of Supervisors meeting. Bealer was arrested in 2013 and charged with the murder of 14-year-old Marysa Nichols, who had gone missing Feb. 26. 2013. Nichols' body was found Feb. 28, 2013 about a half-mile behind the campus of Red Bluff Union High School. Red Bluff Police released video surveillance of the area at the time Nichols was last seen and Bealer was identified on March 1, 2013 as a person of interest identified in the video. Bealer turned himself in to speak with police and was arrested and charged with murder on March 2 after be- ing interviewed. "It's been continued, so to speak, for about a week and a half," Cohen said. "We're going to begin picking a jury on (April) 18th and we an- ticipate beginning to listen to testimony on the 20th." Cohen gave kudos to Tehama County Counsel Arthur Wylene and his team, with Wylene giving credit to Deputy County Counsel Sarah Dickin- son, who made multiple trips to Sacramento on the county's behalf. The county counsel's office was able to quash a subpoena for Cohen and another Tehama County COURT Murder trialfor Bealer delayed Staff Reports COTTONWOOD Tehama County Sheriff's Depu- ties were dispatched to the 19000 block of Stoney- ford Place in Lake California at 10:30 a.m. Mon- day to a report of a man discharging a firearm within his residence and at his wife during an argument. Anthony Martin Shepard, 50, was arrested and booked into Tehama County Jail on charges of assault with a firearm, criminal threats and will- ful discharge of a firearm in a negligent manner. He is being held on $610,000 bail. Shepard's wife was able to run from the resi- dence and call 911 to report the incident, accord- ing to the press release issued Tuesday by the Te- hama County Sheriff's Office. According to the sheriff's public dispatch logs, Shepard's wife reported her husband was shoot- ing at her. She stated her husband was upset over the anniversary of his brother's death. Sheriff's deputies arrived on scene and were able to convince Shepard to exit the residence un- armed and in a safe manner, according to the re- lease. He was taken into custody without anyone being harmed as a result of the incident. ASSAULT Ma n fir es g un during dispute wi th h is w if e Community.....A3 Business .........A4 Lifestyles........A5 Opinion............A6 Sports.............. B1 Weather ..........B8 INDEX Leaked documents could fur- ther energize Trump, Sanders supporters as populist rage boils. PAGE B6 ELECTION 2016 PanamaPapersmay add fuel to fire in race Blowout victory over Repub- lican frontrunner represents first major victory for 'anti- Trump' movement. PAGE A8 WISCONSIN Cruz wins crucial victory over Trump Staff Reports Three Red Bluff Fire Department personnel, including one full-time firefighter, were wel- comed to their new positions Tuesday at a badge pinning ceremony held at City Hall with Mayor Clay Parker and Mayor Pro Tem Gary Jones in attendance. Justin Kingsley, a 2014 graduate from the Red Bluff Fire Department Academy who worked sea- sonally for the Tehama-Glenn Unit of Cal Fire, will assume the title of firefighter. Kingsley is the second full-time firefighter position to be added following the passing of a sales tax hike. The first, hired in June 2015 and sworn-in during a ceremony in July, was fire- fighter Uriah Harris. Trevor Babajan and Jorge Herrera will assume the roles of reserve firefighter. Kingsley's badge was pinned by his wife, Cassie Kingsley, and Capt. Mark Moyer pinned Herrera's badge. Babajan's badge was pinned by his girl- friend Baylie Peters. RED BLUFF FIRE Department welcomes three in badge ceremony JULIE ZEEB — DAILY NEWS Justin Kingsley, Trevor Babajan and Jorge Herrera receive their Red Bluff Fire Department badges Tuesday. By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter RED BLUFF The 15th annual PATH Dinner and Auction was held Satur- day at High Point Assembly to raise funds for the local winter shelter serv- ing the homeless. PATH, or the Poor And The Home- less Tehama County Coalition, pro- vides shelter for those in need with the location rotating between several local churches. The dinner raised about $20,000, said Pam Klein, dinner coordinator. It was the biggest dinner ever with more than 300 people in attendance. The funds that were raised will go toward continuing the efforts to keep shelter open. The winter shelter is open each year from Nov. 1 through April 30 and costs about $50,000 for the six months. At the event Klein, along with Presi- dent Allene Dering, honored long time volunteers and board members Chris- tine Shults and Wes and Judy Crane. The dinner's special guest and key- note speaker, Debbie Bowen, was next up to share her success story. She spoke of her time at a PATH shelter and how it has changed her life. A position become available as a su- pervisor at a local shelter and Bowen decided to apply for it, she said. She later got the job and said it has been the most rewarding experience. The PATH program and being the shelter supervisor has really turned Bowen's life around, she said, after mentioning she has spent a quarter of her life in prison. She is now passion- ate about the work she is doing. A PATH graduate and now board member Andrea Lafferty said Bowen has made such a huge transformation from who she was when she first came to PATH. "Now Bowen has touched so many lives and has made a huge difference to all around her," Lafferty said. For more information on PATH, visit redbluffpath.org. FUNDRAISER PATH HOLDS 15TH ANNUAL EVENT HEATHER HOELSCHER — DAILY NEWS Debbie Bowen, who was introduced by Pam Klein of PATH, tells her story Saturday about how PATH shelters helped her life get back on track. BEALER PAGE 7 "Now Bowen has touched so many lives and has made a huge difference to all around her." — PATH board member Andrea Lafferty Inside Today » redbluffdailynews.com Wednesday, April 6, 2016 50CENTS AN EDITION OF THE CHICO ENTERPRISE-RECORD Online Find more news on our website. redbluffdailynews.com CattleWomen's Corner Mini meatball appetizers with apricot dipping Community A3 Chamber No shortage of activities as Round-Up nears Business A4 Volume131,issue99 7 58551 69001 9