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SPORTS • 7 DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, June 13, 2018 Few showers yourdailyglobe.com | High: 75 | Low: 51 | Details, page 2 Ironwood man gets prison for overdose death By RICHARD JENKINS Ms. Mylly used the morphine – son,” Nyman said. “But I hope BO MENARA, left, [email protected] used it to an extent that he you (remember) for the rest of apologizes to the BESSEMER – An Ironwood acknowledged was beyond what your life how you just destroyed family and friends man was sentenced to prison in even he was capable of as a mor- our family.” of Angela Mylly Gogebic County Circuit Court phine addict – as he watched her An emotional Menara said he Tuesday in Goge- Tuesday for his role in the mor- crush the pills and fill the never intended to hurt Mylly, bic County Circuit phine overdose death of Angela syringe, and then do it a second who Ironwood Public Safety Court for his role in Mylly in September. time and then a third time.” Department officers and Beacon her overdose Bo Lee Menara, 37, was sen- Prior to hearing his fate, Ambulance personnel found death. Menara was tenced to a minimum of five years Menara heard about the impact unresponsive and not breathing sentenced to five in prison for involuntary his actions continue to have. at 6:24 a.m. Sept. 1. years in prison for manslaughter and delivery of a “I don’t know you, I’ve never “She asked me for some of my involuntary controlled substance-morphine met you, but a man just doesn’t medication, because I know what manslaughter and charges for giving Mylly part of do that to a woman. A man would it’s like to be an addict. I know drug charges in the his morphine prescription. The have said, ‘No, Angel, you don’t what it’s like to withdraw off the case. Menara’s two five-year sentences will be need this.’ Instead you fed her, medication. It seemed like she attorney, Doug served concurrently. you gave her more. Did she have was sick that day and I just want- Muskett, appeared “It was (Menara) who went to faults? Yes she did,” Dolly ed to help her,” Menara said, in court with his the residence and asked for a ride Nyman, Mylly’s mother, said addressing Mylly’s family and client. so he could get his pills. It was he through tears during her victim friends in the audience. “Yes, it Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe who went to Hurley and filled his impact statement. “We were try- was wrong of me to do it and I prescription – it was rather large ing to help her and then she gets shouldn’t have. And if I could go held to when he allowed Mylly to not abide by the standards we – giving him 90 morphine pills people like you that just come in back in time and take her place, I overdose. should all abide by for caring for of 60 milligrams. And it was him her life and just say, ‘Here.’ What would. I would take her place in a “He failed at every opportuni- others.” who made the choice to share kind of man does that?” second.” ty to stop her from (overdosing). Menara’s attorney, Doug Mus- those pills … and of course, when She also talked about the He said Mylly was a friend and He failed by not telling her to kett, argued the case was a tragic he arrived back at the residence, incredible emotional toll the he prayed daily for the family. stop as he watched it. He failed accident that was a small part of he made the choice to share those death has taken on the family While he acknowledged by not taking the pills away from the nationwide opioid problem. pills with Ms. Mylly,” Judge and the pain they are left with, Menara’s substance abuse issues her. He failed by giving her addi- Calling the epidemic a “perva- Michael Pope said when impos- asking Menara how he would feel started at the age of 9 and were tional pills,” Pope said. “... Those sive blight on this country,” Mus- ing his sentence. “But his con- if this happened to his daughter. never formally treated, Pope said are standards every human being duct went beyond just that. That “Do I wish you dead? No, Menara failed to meet the basic has for another human being, is, Mr. Menara sat and watched as because I’m not that type of per- standards everyone should be and in this case Mr. Menara did MENARA — page 5 Iron murder PATCH DESIGN Ironwood budget trials set for includes 1 percent Aug. 6-15 increase in taxes By RALPH ANSAMI sioners held four work ses- By RALPH ANSAMI [email protected] sions used in developing [email protected] IRONWOOD – The the 2018-19 budget, in HURLEY – Eight-day jury Ironwood City Commis- cooperation with depart- trials have been scheduled for sion on Monday adopted a ment heads. They also took two men who are charged $12,229,300 budget that into consideration goal-set- with conspiracy to murder a calls for a $1,852,000 tax ting workshops. Lac du Flambeau tribal mem- levy, up 1 percent from a The total budget is up ber in Mercer on Dec. 22. year ago. 11 percent over the 2017- Richard F.A. Allen, 27, and The 2018-19 budget cov- 18 figure of $11,921,300 Joseph D. Lussier, 26, both of ers the fiscal year that because of differences in Lac du Flambeau, have had begins on July 1. grants and increases in the jury trials set for Aug. 6-15 in City treasurer Paul Linn street, water and sewer Iron County Court. The trial explained the budget at a funds. is scheduled to begin at 9:30 public hearing held before Linn pointed out there a.m. each morning during the regular city commis- will be sewer and water that period. sion meeting, Allen’s attorney has also Linn noted commis- filed for a change of venue for TAXES — page 6 his trial, while Lussier’s attor- ney has filed a motion to increase the time to file pre- trial motions and to require Ontonagon opens the state to reveal any agree- ments connected to witnesses Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe or co-defendants. IRONWOOD PUBLIC Safety Department Director Gregory Klecker gives a Lake Superior park Allen is being held in the certificate of appreciation to Chelsea MacPherson Tuesday for designing Waupun Correctional Facility the department’s new patch. MacPherson’s design was one of roughly ONTONAGON – A new council member Tony Smy- and Lussier is detained in the nine the public sent into the department to be voted on by the public. park on the shores of Lake dra. Superior, a short walking The “new” Lakeshore distance from the Onton- Park, at the corner of Lake TRIAL SET — page 5 agon business district, will and Trap Streets, was made MacPherson wins IPSD contest enable visitors and resi- possible when LakeShore dents to enjoy the beach- Systems, which owns the IRONWOOD – gratitude,” Klecker front this summer. old shipyard, leased Hurley to seek 3 Chelsea MacPherson, said. “The new patch The Ontonagon Village from Bessemer, is the design is going imme- Council Monday heard a winner of the Iron- diately into production report on the park from percent increase wood Public Safety and will be displayed PARK — page 5 new patch contest. on the Public Safety in water rates “The renderings we uniform,” he added. By RALPH ANSAMI received were posted Klecker thanked all Wakefield City [email protected] for viewing by mem- of the artists who par- bers of the community ticipated in the effort, Council passes 2018-19 HURLEY – Hurley City and Ironwood Public saying the department Council members agreed Safety and voted on. received around nine fiscal year budget Tuesday to seek a 3 percent The entries we received entries. increase in water rates from were outstanding,” He presented the Wisconsin Public Service By P.J. GLISSON ically allowed commentary said IPSD Director Gregory Klecker. MacPherson with the certificate of [email protected] Commission. MacPherson, a local freelance appreciation and gift certificate to on a millage increase of City clerk Stacey Wiercins- graphic designer who recently moved Angelo’s Pizza as part of her prize WAKEFIELD – After a 0.3114, which the council ki noted the increase is an to the Gogebic Range from California, Tuesday at the restaurant. public hearing Monday, passed to facilitate cover- attempt to keep pace with the was pleased to discover hers was the Having only been in the area since the Wakefield City Council age of about $462,149 in Ironwood’s annual increase most popular design. last fall, MacPherson joked exploring unanimously passed its the general fund and in the rates, since Hurley gets “MacPherson wins a gift certificate the natural beauty of her new home 2018-2019 fiscal budget, $46,862 in the Wakefield its water from its sister city to a local restaurant, letter of appreci- made surviving her first Northwoods which totals nearly $5 mil- Public Library fund, for a ation, a T-shirt bearing the new winter “totally worth it.” lion. design and, of course, our undying —Richard Jenkins and Ralph Ansami The brief hearing specif- WATER — page 5 BUDGET — page 5 TODAY INDEX Few showers — Details, page 2 Business ...... 11 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .10-11 Tuesday Today’s records Comics ...... 9 Vol. 99, No. 173 High 73 High 93 (1907) Community ...... 3 Low 59 Low 32 (1969) Obituaries ...... 6 Year ago today Precipitation Opinion ...... 4 High 78 24 hours to 7 a.m. Low 57 Tuesday none Sports ...... 7-8 l 2 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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8-10: Very High, 11+: ExtremeEx xtreme Exposure Answer: and rising U.S. suicide rates. called the number of related measures on “We as physicians are the witnesses to this year’s agenda extraordinary and said George H.W. Bush becomes the human toll of this disease,” Dr. Megan recent violence, including the Parkland, Ranney, an emergency-medicine specialist Florida, school shooting and the Las Vegas at Brown University, said at the meeting. massacre, “spurred a new sense of urgen- 1st US president to turn 94 AMA delegates voted to adopt several of cy ... while Congress fails to act.” nearly a dozen gun-related proposals pre- “It has been frustrating that we have KENNEBUNKPORT, sented by doctor groups that are part of seen so little action from either state or Maine (AP) – George H.W. the AMA’s membership. They agreed to: federal legislators,” he said. “The most Bush enjoyed a relaxing –Support any bans on the purchase or important audience for our message right birthday on Tuesday as he possession of guns and ammunition by now is our legislators, and second most became the first former people under 21. important is the public, because some- U.S. president to turn 94. –Back laws that would require licens- times it requires public pressure on the The nation’s 41st presi- ing and safety courses for gun owners and legislators.” dent was receiving calls registration of all firearms. While it is no longer viewed as the uni- and taking it easy at his –Press for legislation that would allow fied voice of American medicine, the AMA seaside home eight days relatives of suicidal people or those who has more clout with politicians and the after being released from a have threatened imminent violence to seek public than other doctor groups. It count- hospital where he was court-ordered removal of guns from the ed more than 243,000 members in 2017, treated for low blood pres- home. up slightly for the seventh straight year. sure, said Chief of Staff –Encourage better training for physi- But it represents less than one-quarter of Jean Becker. cians in how to recognize patients at risk the nation’s million-plus physicians. Associated Press Bush’s office shared a for suicide. AMA members cited U.S. government IN THIS photo provided by the Office of George W. letter from the president in –Push to eliminate loopholes in laws data showing almost 40,000 deaths by Bush, former U.S. presidents George H.W. Bush and which he said, “My heart is preventing the purchase or possession of gun in 2016, including suicides, and near- his son pose for a photo in Kennebunkport, Maine, full on the first day of my guns by people found guilty of domestic ly 111,000 gun injuries. Both have been Tuesday. Bush enjoyed a relaxing birthday on Tues- 95th year.” violence, including expanding such mea- rising in recent years. day as he became the first former U.S. president to “As many of you know, sures to cover convicted stalkers. By comparison, U.S. deaths from dia- turn 94. for years I have said the Many AMA members are gun owners or betes in 2016 totaled almost 80,000; three most important paper opinion piece to vol- mer U.S. presidents made supporters, including a doctor from Mon- Alzheimer’s, 111,000; and lung disease, things in life are faith, fam- unteer and “to become a it to 93: deceased Republi- tana who told delegates of learning to 155,000. The leaders are heart disease, ily and friends. My faith point of light.” cans Ronald Reagan and shoot at a firing range in the basement of with 634,000 deaths in 2016, and cancer, has never been stronger,” As president, Bush Gerald Ford. her middle school as part of gym class. But about 600,000. the former president wrote encouraged others to be The Central Intelli- in the letter. “points of light,” reflecting gence Agency marked Several of his children his belief that people need Bush’s birthday by releas- Trump to visit Duluth for campaign were in town, including to help out in their com- ing declassified material former President George munities. related to his tenure as the rally Wednesday, June 20 W. Bush, who posted a Bush became the old- agency’s director from smiling photo of the two of est U.S. president months January 1976 to January DULUTH, Minn. (AP) – Korean leader Kim Jong Un. stronghold that Trump car- them on Instagram. ago and is the first to cel- 1977. President Donald Trump The rally is at the ried by nearly 16 percent- “I’m a lucky man to be ebrate a 94th birthday, The items include a plans to visit Duluth for a Duluth Entertainment age points in 2016, and the named for George Bush said spokesman Jim video about his path to campaign rally Wednesday, Convention Center at 6:30 race for its open seat is con- and to be with ‘41’ on his McGrath. becoming CIA director and June 20, his first since just p.m. Doors open at 3:30 sidered a tossup. 94th birthday,” wrote Former Democratic another about his farewell before his election. p.m. for general admission. The GOP-endorsed can- Bush, the nation’s 43rd President Jimmy Carter visit to the agency employ- Trump’s campaign said Tickets must be reserved didate, St. Louis County president. isn’t far behind, at age 93, ees in January 1993, the Monday he’s expected to via the Trump campaign Commissioner Pete Another son, Neil Bush, and he’ll celebrate his 94th final month of his presi- discuss the economy, trade website . Stauber, plans to attend. called on people in a news- on Oct. 1. Two other for- dency. and his summit with North Duluth is in northeast- The GOP-endorsed U.S. ern Minnesota’s 8th Con- Senate candidate, state gressional District, a one- Sen. Karin Housley, also The City of Ironwood Water and Sewer Utility Work time Democratic plans to be there. Please follow this detour map for the City of Ironwood roads for water and sewer utility work. Lake Road will be temporarily CLOSED to traffic starting Wednesday, June 13, 2018 through June 15, 2018. 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Balloon purchases to benefit friends. The program includes a reading of veterans the honorariums and memorials. The pro- gram will also include an invocation by a BESSEMER – The Bessemer Town- local clergy and a short presentation about ship/Ramsay Fourth of July Committee Regional Hospice. will be sponsoring a fundraiser this year Hospice exists to help when a cure is called Helium For Our Heroes. Helium- not a viable option. Hospice aims filled balloons will be sold and 50 percent through appropriate care and sensitivity of the proceeds will be given to the local to help patients live their remaining days Disabled American Veterans committee to to the fullest. The hospice team is made help with repairs to their van. Balloons up of everyone who is concerned with the can be personalized with the name of a patient’s care. The patient and the family veteran. They can be purchased from are at the core of the hospice team and Kathy Longhini or Lisa Selin. are at the center of all decision making. The balloons will be released on the Other team members include: the night of July 2 during the Ramsay festivi- patient’s personal physician, hospice ties in the evening, prior to the perfor- workers, a social worker, chaplain, mance of Marty’s Goldenaires. Balloons trained volunteers, a massage therapist will be made available for purchase that and a bereavement coordinator to pro- night from 6 to 8 p.m. vide continuing contact and support to If you have any questions or would like caregivers following the death of a loved to volunteer to help please call Longhini at one. For more information on the Memo- 906-364-2183 or Selin at 906-364-0041. ry Garden or Regional Hospice call 906- 663-0308. Regional Hospice to plant Submitted photo flowers Bessemer library kicks off COLE’S FOUNDATION recently presented their most recent financial gift to the reading program family of Caleb Bonet, a 2 year old from Boston who is battling a brain tumor. The IRONWOOD – Regional Hospice’s foundation serves families facing medical challenges. Through the “Make A Differ- annual Plant-a-Memory flower garden pro- BESSEMER – The Bessemer Public ence” program they feature different families every month, making up Bio cards gram will be Tuesday, June 19, at Longyear Library’s summer reading program kick- that explains the family’s journey and a few things about that particular child. Park in Ironwood. off will be this Saturday, June 16, from 1-4 Those Bio Cards are mailed out along with materials to write letters to over 200 The program begins at 6:30 p.m. and is p.m. Children’s musician, Danna Banana, homes throughout the United States. The foundation also helps with financial con- followed by the Gogebic Range Concert will perform in the auditorium at 2 p.m. tributions to families to help with expenses, care packages to families, funding a Band at 7. The event is an opportunity for children to program called Send A Smile which delivers uplifting packages to the bedsides of Flowers planted in the Memory Garden sign up for the summer reading program kids in the hospital and sending kids and their families on getaway trips. Pictured come from donations made in memory or as well enjoy snacks and prizes during the above, from left are: Aaron Ruotsala, Ethan Bortnick, Etna Bonet, Manuel Bonet, honor of loved ones by their family or afternoon. Caleb Bonet and Moireen Ruotsala. 14 boys, no regrets: Michigan family happy the way they are

LAKEVIEW (AP) – A Michi- and Kateri Schwandt had three Gabe, 11, took off for a spin gan couple has 14 boys and no children while they were students around the 200-acre property regrets, regardless of what online at Ferris State University, starting atop a four-wheel ATV. Francisco, opinion-givers have to say about with Tyler, their oldest, who now 3, lounged on the carpet, watch- it. is 25. ing cartoons on a flat-screen TV. “There are some really mean The newest Schwandt, Finley Drew, 21, battled Brandon in a people in the world. And it does- Sheboygan, entered the world in game of 8-ball while 6-year-old n’t matter,” said Jay Schwandt, April. Luke looked on. The most popu- the father of the boy brood. “We The newborn’s middle name lar activity was hugging, kissing, happen to be this great big family is inspired by a tale Kateri’s dad or holding baby Finley, which it with 14 boys that has so much – himself the father of 14 – tells seems just about every Schwandt fun every second that we’re about an American Indian chief did at one point or another. together. And we still get horrible who was the father of many boys. “I have said, steadfastly, that comments.” The chief believed his last child we are done having children,” Jay Some comments focus on would be a girl, but when the Schwandt said. “But I have been whether Schwandt and his wife, baby was a boy, the chief named reminded that I said the exact Kateri, 43, are capable of giving him Sheboygan. As in “she is a same thing after Tucker (who’s each child enough attention, a boy again.” now 4). And after Francisco. It criticism their fourth son, Bran- “So, we decided to have a little just feels like we’re done.” don, dismisses. fun with it,” Kateri Schwandt There may or may not be a “It’s just what we grew up said. “He’s got a lot of brothers 15th child in the Schwandts’ with. I don’t know how to explain standing behind him, so if any- future, but a first grandchild is Associated Press it. It’s just life. It’s our life,” said THE SCHWANDT family poses for a photo at their farm in Lake- body wants to make fun of his nearly here. Brandon Schwandt, a 19-year-old view, Mich. Standing from left are Tommy, Calvin, Drew, Tyler, name, they can try.” Drew and his girlfriend, Ane- hockey standout who recently Zach, Brandon, Gabe, Vinny and Wesley. Seated, starting at Mom, dad, all 14 boys, and lene Mellin, are expecting – a signed to play with a junior team upper left are Charlie, Luke, mother Kateri holding Finley, father several of the older ones’ girl- girl. in Florida. Jay with Tucker and Francisco in the foreground. The 14-boy fam- friends recently met up at the “I’m really excited about it,” Brandon’s mom describes life ily ranges in age from 2 months to 25 years. And no girls. family farm in rural Lakeview, said Mellin, a student at Central at home in the Grand Rapids sub- where they crowded around the Michigan University. “She’ll be urb of Rockford as “organized surveying business, sees it this n’t, we wouldn’t have continued table to enjoy dinner supplied by extremely loved and probably chaos.” While his dad, a 44-year- way: “Crazy. Chaotic. Noisy. to have this many children.” members of their church before spoiled.” old lawyer and owner of a land Messy. But, we enjoy it. If we did- High school sweethearts Jay scattering. Her due date is Friday.

Community calendar GOISD offers summer special In Loving education activities Memory Of Email calendar items and Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 community news to lock Av. tennis courts, if rain- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, p.m., Wesley United Methodist BESSEMER – Special [email protected]. ing, Ironwood Memorial Build- Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. Marlene M. White For more information, call 906- ing. Mercer Food Pantry, Alcoholics Anonymous, education students of the who passed away 17 years 932-2211. Gogebic County Veterans noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Gogebic-Ontonagon Inter- ago, June 13, 2001. Wednesday, June 13 Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Church, Bessemer. area74.org. mediate School District a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 715-476-7655. Monday, June 18 Just to hear your voice p.m., Watersmeet Township; Alcoholics Anonymous/ will have free summer and see you smile. Christian Men of the 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- activities available. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Gogebic County Human Just to sit and talk with Township. 906-667-1110. an Church, Ironwood. The first activity will Cafe, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, area74.org. Services Agency Board, 9 you awhile. Mentoring of Moms, 9- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Summer Reading Kick a.m., Gogebic County Medical take place this Friday, To be together in the 10:30 a.m., Range Community Ironwood. area74.org. Off Party & Family Concert, 5 Care Facility, Wakefield. beginning at 8 a.m. Stu- same old way Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Grief Support Group, 1 to p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Iron County Food Pantry, 4355. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan dents will meet at L.L. Would be our dearest 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Library back yard. Wright School in Iron- wish today. Gogebic-Ontonagon office, 1571 Highway 51 North Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Ave., Montreal, 715-561-4450. County Remonumentation in Arbor Vitae. EDT, Ontonagon United Alcoholics Anonymous, wood and go to Norrie Like fallen leaves the Peer Review, 9 a.m. Confer- Willie the Windmill Story Methodist Church basement, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Park to plant flowers in years drift by ence Room, Natural Time, 2 p.m., Ironwood next to Holiday gas station, Ironwood. area74.org. Resources Center. Sounds of Nature Pro- flower pots. But the memory of you Carnegie Library. Ontonagon. area74.org. will never die Alcoholics Anonymous, ReGeneration Youth, Alcoholics Anonymous, gram, 1 p.m., Ironwood The flowers will be dis- open meeting, noon, Salem 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Carnegie Library. Ages 6 and played at Norrie Park as Today, tomorrow, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Catholic Church, Ironwood. older, 906-932-0203. our whole life through area74.org. Overeaters Anonymous, well as on the Iron Belle ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith area74.org. Trail between Ironwood We will always love and DOVE Support Group, Center, Ironwood. 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran remember you. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Saturday, June 16 Church, Wakefield. and Bessemer. Parent / Grandparent Sadly missed by Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Support Group, 6 p.m., St. Adult Poetry Group, 5:30 Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., Ironwood Carnegie For more information husband, children Mary’s Parish Hall, Hurley. about these events, contact Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Library. & grandchildren Iron County Veterans Ser- 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Julie at 906-370-9838. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Church, Hurley. area74.org. Bessemer Library sum- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Klassic Kruisers Car mer reading kick-off, 1-4 Catholic Church, Ironwood. 2190. 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Iron Church, Ironwood. Gogebic-Iron Wastewater St., Bessemer. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Gogebic County Family To Wish To Welcome Authority and Board, 8 a.m., p.m., closed meeting, Salem p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, treatment facility boardroom. Department of Human Ser- Dr. Miller Dr. Schoone Ironwood. area74.org. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. vices Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic Iron County Finance Mercer Health and Well- Well in To The Alcoholics Anonymous, Committee, 9 a.m., court County Medical Care Facility, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Wakefield. house. Mercer Community Center. Retirement! Community! Church, Bessemer. Bessemer Downtown area74.org. Development Authority, 2004 JAYCO JAY FLIGHT 29’ Government noon, DDA room, city hall. Wakefield Housing Com- Iron County Development ABSOLUTELY LIKE NEW! THURSDAY, JUNE 14 FRIDAY, JUNE 15 mission, 9 a.m., Sunset Zone Council, 5:30 p.m., Manor community room, 200 12’ kitchen and dining room slide SAVE! 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Friday, June 15 Erwin Township Board, Sunglasses and Thin Optics 6:00 p.m., Erwin Township Coffee With a Cop, 8 a.m., Hall. Joe’s Pasty Shop, Ironwood. Thursday, June 14 GOISD Special Education Gardening, 8 a.m., meet at Bringing VA Benefits L.L. Wright School to go to Cloverland Motors Home Event, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m., Norrie Park. 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Red Cliff Community Health 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com 240 Roosevelt St., Ironwood, MI • 906-932-3005 Center. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Center. l 4 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Diversity, inclusion harm In conversations with most col- lem-solving and academic rigor, at lege officials, many CEOs, many least for black students at the college Sue Mizell, Publisher politicians and race hustlers, it’s not level, is a day late and a dollar short. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor long before the magical words The 2017 National Assessment of “diversity” and “inclusiveness” drop Educational Progress, aka The from their lips. Racial minorities are Nation’s Report Card, reported that the intended targets of this sociologi- Walter E. only 17 percent of black students cal largesse, but women are includ- Williams tested proficient or better in reading, ed, as well. This obsession with and just 7 percent reached at least a In Their Opinion diversity and inclusion is in the pro- proficient level in math. In some pre- Trump’s trade wars cess of leading the nation to decline dominantly black high schools, not a in a number of areas. We’re told how single black student scored profi- will hurt Wisconsin’s it’s doing so in science, in an article published an article in a peer- cient in math. The academic and fed- by Heather Mac Donald, a senior fel- reviewed journal positing that aca- eral STEM busybodies ought to low at the Manhattan Institute, titled demic rigor is a “dirty deed” that focus on the academic destruction of economy, consumers “How Identity Politics Is Harming upholds “white male heterosexual black youngsters between kinder- the Sciences” Mac Donald says that privilege,” adding that “scientific garten and 12th grade and the con- and even our beer identity politics has already taken knowledge itself is gendered, raced, ferring of fraudulent high school over the humanities and social sci- and colonizing.” diplomas. Black people should not Dairy products, boats, cranberries and even ences on American campuses. Wait- The National Science Foundation allow themselves to be used at the Harley-Davidson motorcycles. ing in the wings for a similar and the National Institutes of Health college level to help white liberals President Donald Trump’s trade wars with some takeover are the STEM fields – sci- are two federal agencies that fund feel better about themselves and of America’s closest allies will raise the cost to sell ence, technology, engineering and university research and support keep their federal grant money. and buy countless consumer goods at home and math. In the eyes of the diversity postdoctoral education for physi- Mac Donald answers the question abroad. and inclusiveness czars, the STEM cians. Both agencies are consumed of whether scientific progress Wisconsin’s congressional delegation and the rest fields don’t have a pleasing mixture by diversity and inclusion ideology. depends on diversity. She says: of Congress should demand the president stop slap- of blacks, Hispanics and women. The NSF and NIH can yank a grant “Somehow, NSF-backed scientists ping tariffs on American imports, which will result in The effort to get this “pleasing mix” when it comes up for renewal if the managed to rack up more than 200 retaliatory fees on vital state exports. is doing great damage to how sci- college has not supported a suffi- Nobel Prizes before the agency real- It’s bad for business, consumers and the economy ence is taught and evaluated, threat- cient number of “underrepresented ized that scientific progress depends – and it must end. ening innovation and American com- minorities.” Mac Donald quotes a on ‘diversity.’ Those ‘un-diverse’ sci- President Trump doesn’t seem to care much about petitiveness. UCLA scientist who reports: “All entists discovered the fundamental the fate of Wisconsin farmers, manufacturers and Universities and other institu- across the country the big question particles of matter and unlocked the laborers as he improvises his strategy on American tions have started watering down now in STEM is: how can we pro- genetics of viruses.” She might have trade policy with little concern for the consequences. standards and requirements in order mote more women and minorities by added that there wasn’t even diversi- Real people’s lives and occupations are at stake. to attract more minorities and ‘changing’ (i.e., lowering) the ty among those white Nobel laure- Rural Wisconsin favored Trump in the last presi- women. Some of the arguments for requirements we had previously set ates. Jews constitute no more than 3 dential election. Yet rural areas will be hardest hit if doing so border on insanity. A math for graduate level study?” Mac Don- percent of the U.S. population but trade disputes escalate further because those areas education professor at the University ald observes, “Mathematical prob- are 35 percent of American Nobel rely more on agriculture exports. of Illinois wrote that “mathematics lem-solving is being deemphasized Prize winners. One wonders what Not long ago, free trade was a cornerstone of con- itself operates as Whiteness.” She in favor of more qualitative group diversity and inclusion czars might servative politics. Now, with Trump in the White says that the ability to solve algebra projects; the pace of undergraduate propose to promote ethnic diversity House, the Republican president is siding with pro- and geometry problems perpetuates physics education is being slowed among Nobel Prize winners. tectionists who seek to wall off American industry “unearned privilege” among whites. down so that no one gets left Walter E. Williams is a professor of and workers from competition. A professor at Purdue University’s behind.” economics at George Mason Universi- But that won’t work. Wisconsin and America need School of Engineering Education Focusing on mathematical prob- ty. access to growing markets and an expanding middle class around the globe to compete and prosper. Today in history Free trade isn’t a zero-sum game, as Trump, many progressives and tea party activists imagine. It’s a fluid exchange of products and services in which By The Associated Press countries produce and sell what they do the best, Today’s Highlight in History and buy what they need the most. On June 13, 1978, the movie musical “Grease,” star- Free trade lowers prices for people around the ring John Travolta and Olivia globe and raises incomes. Newton-John, had its world Trade deals sometimes hurt domestic industries premiere in New York. that face increased competition from overseas pro- On this date ducers. But overall, all nations involved in trade In 1525, German theolo- gian Martin Luther married for- deals, as well as their citizens, benefit from greater mer nun Katharina von Bora. exchange – even if the flow of products and services In 1789, during the French isn’t equal in both directions, as some critics Revolution, the National demand. Assembly convened. In 1842, Queen Victoria Trump’s big-government tariffs and intervention became the first British in the economy won’t help Wisconsin succeed in the monarch to ride on a train, 21st century. Wisconsin Republicans need to stand traveling from Slough Railway up to their president on this vital issue for our state’s Station to Paddington in 25 economy and future. minutes. In 1911, the ballet “Petrush- Virtually any product here or abroad could be ka,” with music by Igor Stravin- affected by Trump’s trade wars if they continue. sky and choreography by Trump recently slapped risky tariffs of 25 percent Michel Fokine, was first per- on steel and 10 percent on aluminum from our clos- formed in Paris by the Ballets Russes, with Vaslav Nijinsky in est allies, including Canada, Mexico and the Euro- the title role. pean Union. Our trading partners now are placing or In 1927, aviation hero threatening retaliatory fees on such stalwart Wiscon- Charles Lindbergh was hon- sin products as ginseng, paper, cheese and motorcy- ored with a ticker-tape parade cles. in New York City. In 1935, James Braddock King Jr., was recaptured fol- Bashar Assad’s regime had Rolling Stones, died in Chich- Not even Wisconsin beer in immune from these claimed the title of world lowing his escape three days used chemical weapons ester, West Sussex, England. international disputes. Trump’s tariff on aluminum heavyweight boxing champion earlier from a Tennessee against opposition forces seek- Today’s Birthdays from Max Baer in a 15-round imports will add cost to the beer that’s sold here in prison. ing to overthrow the govern- Actor Bob McGrath is 86. fight in Queens, New York. aluminum cans. In 1983, the U.S. space ment. The U.S. Supreme Court Artist Christo is 83. Magician “Becky Sharp,” the first movie probe Pioneer 10, launched in unanimously threw out Siegfried (Siegfried & Roy) is Instead of picking fights with our allies, America photographed in “three-strip” 1972, became the first space- attempts to patent human 79. Actor Malcolm McDowell is should be pressing for calm and respectful trade Technicolor, opened in New craft to leave the solar system genes, siding with advocates 75. Former U.N. Secretary- York. negotiations that update deals such as the North as it crossed the orbit of Nep- who said the multibillion-dollar General Ban Ki-moon is 74. In 1942, a four-man Nazi American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and tune. biotechnology industry should Actor Richard Thomas is 67. sabotage team arrived on Long Canada to better reflect changing technology. In 1993, Canada’s Progres- not have exclusive control over Actor Stellan Skarsgard is 67. Island, New York, three days sive Conservative Party chose genetic information found in Comedian Tim Allen is 65. Trump’s attempt to bully his way to better trade before a second four-man Defense Minister Kim Camp- the human body. North Carolina Gov. Roy Coop- deals isn’t working, and Wisconsin consumers and team landed in Florida. (All bell to succeed Brian Mulroney One year ago: A comatose er is 61. Actress Ally Sheedy is eight men were arrested after businesses will pay for his naiveté. as prime minister; she was the Otto Warmbier, released by 56. TV anchor Hannah Storm two members of the first group first woman to hold the post. North Korea after more than 17 is 56. Rock musician Paul defected.) President Franklin Astronaut Donald K. “Deke” months in captivity, arrived in deLisle (Smash Mouth) is 55. – Wisconsin State Journal D. Roosevelt created the Slayton died in League City, Cincinnati aboard a medevac Actress Lisa Vidal is 53. Singer Office of Strategic Services Texas, at age 69. flight; the 22-year-old college David Gray is 50. Rhythm and and the Office of War Informa- Ten years ago: Tim student, who had suffered blues singer Deniece Pearson tion. Russert, moderator of NBC’s severe brain damage, died six (Five Star) is 50. Rock musi- In 1957, the Mayflower II, a Thought for Today “Meet the Press,” died sudden- days later. Two inmates got cian Soren Rasted (Aqua) is replica of the ship that brought ly while preparing for his week- through a gate inside a Geor- 49. Actor Jamie Walters is 49. “What intellectual snobs we have become! Virtue is the Pilgrims to America in ly broadcast; he was 58. Pope gia prison bus, shot and killed Singer-musician Rivers 1620, arrived at Plymouth, Benedict XVI took President two guards and fled in a car- Cuomo (Weezer) is 48. Coun- now in the number of degrees you have — not in the Massachusetts, after a nearly George W. Bush on a rare jacked vehicle; the inmates try singer Susan Haynes is 46. two-month journey from Eng- kind of person you are or what you can accomplish in stroll through the lush grounds were captured two days later in Actor Steve-O is 44. Country land. of the Vatican Gardens during Tennessee. Rolling Stone singer Jason Michael Carroll is In 1966, the Supreme Court real-life situations.” the leaders’ third visit together. magazine agreed to pay $1.65 40. Actor Ethan Embry is 40. ruled in Miranda v. Arizona that R. Kelly was acquitted of all million to settle a defamation Actor Chris Evans is 37. criminal suspects had to be — Eda J. LeShan, American educator (1922-2002) charges in his child pornogra- lawsuit filed by a University of Actress Sarah Schaub is 35. informed of their constitutional phy trial in Chicago, ending a Virginia fraternity over a Singer Raz B is 33. Actress Kat right to consult with an attorney six-year ordeal for the R&B debunked story about a rape Dennings is 32. Actress Ashley For reprints or lamination services, and to remain silent. superstar. on campus. Anita Pallenberg, a Olsen is 32. Actress Mary-Kate In 1977, James Earl Ray, contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 Five years ago: The White model and actress who had Olsen is 32. DJ/producer the convicted assassin of civil House said it had conclusive children with Keith Richards Gesaffelstein is 31. Actor rights leader Martin Luther evidence that Syrian President and served as a muse for the Aaron Taylor-Johnson is 28.

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2018 5 Budget pole as estimated by Hooper Con- tal improvement plan. issues than this proposed Record struction in Madison. “I’d like to see the council estab- $125,000 cost and suggested a Mayor John Granato said con- lish some priorities,” said Brack- spreadsheet of collective needs to From page 1 tracting out electrical work should ney, who previously had distribut- apply toward related grant applica- POLICE REPORTS Marquette County total of $509,011. be done “only in an emergency.” ed an informal list of city needs. tions. On Tuesday at 3:51 a.m., The projected budget includes Council member Kay Wiita “We need input from you,” said — Heard concerns from Brack- troopers from the Michigan $1,155,965 for the general fund; strongly agreed and added that Mann, who added he knows more ney that residents are placing inap- State Police Negaunee Post $1,480,425 for the electric fund; she’d been questioning for several than council members about the propriate decorations such as were dispatched by Marquette County Central Dispatch to a and $1,256,286 for the sewer, years why the city even needs three issues. rocks, glass containers, shepherd domestic violence incident in water and garbage funds. employees in the electric depart- “I respectfully disagree,” said hooks and plantings on cemetery Humboldt Township. It also includes $516,300 for ment when only were two were Brackney. “You should know what grounds, posing obstacles and A man had fled the scene on an off-road vehicle. local and major highways and employed in previous times. your community wants.” safety issues for workers maintain- Troopers located him north streets; $304,200 for the motor “Where is this in our budget?” “We have to ink something ing the property. He said residents of Republic on M-95, driving a pool fund; $99,617 for the library; asked council member Pat Mann, down on paper,” said Granato, should review cemetery rules Yamaha side-by-side. They arrested the 45-year-old man and $34,397 for Lakeside Ceme- who also frowned upon any who stressed such details must be because “it’s getting a little out of for operating while intoxicated tery. prospective contract work. in writing in order to apply for control.” and resisting and obstructing City assessor Melissa Prisbe The council unanimously grants. — Voted to authorize the ener- officers. shared details on the millage, and passed Mann’s motion to ask elec- Mann’s motion for the city man- gy collective in which the city is a He was incarcerated in the Marquette County Jail. city treasurer Sherry Ravelli also trical workers to install six poles ager to produce a plan by the coun- member to seek prices to meet Names were not being was available for questions. on their own before the next coun- cil’s first meeting in July passed energy capacity requirements as released and the incident During the hearing, Wakefield cil meeting on June 25. unanimously. dictated by the state’s public ser- remained under investigation. ACCIDENTS resident Bob Blaskowski asked In a Tuesday phone call with After the meeting, Brackney vice commission. Brackney said Ontonagon County whether deferred management the Globe, Brackney said he did said he might suggest a city work- the aim is to cover energy capaci- On Monday at 6:53 a.m., costs were included in the budget. not know why the number six was shop on the matter. ty through the city’s current con- an Ontonagon County Sher- “I haven’t seen any budget where chosen. The council also: tract with AEP through the mid- iff’s Department deputy came upon an accident at Big Valley that’s factored in,” he said. He said he will aim to have the — Heard Mann’s concerns about 2020s. Ford of Ewen. Blaskowski warned of the electric department install the progress on the new storage room — Voted to grant a request by A 42-year-old L’Anse resi- “inverse square law,” which can poles, which he already possesses, in the municipal building. Brack- Marcia Jurakovich to close Han- dent was traveling west on M- 28 when he fall asleep in his result in catch-up costs being but he said progress will depend ney said related asbestos abate- cock Street between Brotherton vehicle, crossed the median much more expensive than when upon weather and other city ment is moving forward, but and Smith streets on July 3 for a and struck and broke off a problems are corrected early. needs. agreed with Mann’s request to block party, and to approve a relat- power pole and then struck four parked vehicles, causing City manager Richard Brackney Brackney said he also did not schedule the room as “unfinished ed traffic control order. moderate damage. said the budget is available for understand why council members business” on future agendas until — Voted to purchase an addi- The driver’s vehicle was inspection through the office of were taking such a decision into the work is complete. tional raft at a cost of $1,200 for removed by wrecker. city clerk Sue Ahonen in the their own hands. “They are sup- — Voted to forgive past year use on Eddy Park’s Sunday Lake. The driver was arrested for driving while license suspend- municipal building. posed to be establishing policies, totals of delinquent utilities from The next meeting of the city ed. He was released on In other business, the council not directing the work force,” he 17 accounts ($11,138) considered council will take place on June 25 $1,000 bond, at 10 percent, to rejected a request from the electric said. “uncollectable.” in council chambers in the munici- appear on July 2 in Ontonagon County District Court. department to contract out the Mann also reminded the coun- — Voted to file an Olson Road pal building. It will begin with a The accident remains replacement of about 50 utility cil of her March 12 request for waterline replacement that runs closeout public hearing on Michi- under investigation, according poles (including all line transfers) Brackney to submit priorities into Wakefield township. Granato gan Community Development to sheriff Dale Rantala. at a cost of $1,500 to $2,000 per regarding the city’s five-year capi- said the city has “more critical” Block Grant funding for the city. Lottery

Park to go between the should be received by the Trial set a dangerous weapon and Tuesday Lakeshore fence and the end of June. being habitual criminals. Michigan Poker Lotto: QH-5D-6D- VFW, connecting into River —Named Maureen Valliere was beaten and 8D-10H From page 1 Street. Guzek, Chris Schultz and From page 1 shot to death after he was Midday Daily 3: 7-5-1 around four acres adjacent The committee also Brian Hamilton to the prison at Green Bay, reported missing to Lac du Midday Daily 4: 0-7-2-4 Daily 3: 2-9-2 to the shipyard to the vil- requested a sign be erected Ontonagon DDA. according to court records. Flambeau police on Christ- Daily 4: 2-4-1-1 lage for $1 a year. specifying no ATVs on the —Set village office hours The two men previously mas Day. His body was Fantasy 5: 11-18-24-31-32 The project was initiat- beach, and that the council from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- sought speedy trials in Iron found on New Year’s day in Keno: 02-10-12-18-19-21- ed by the Downtown Devel- County Court through a remote area. 25-27-33-37-38-43-44-47-51- allow Greg Betcher or any days through Fridays. 57-60-61-67-70-75-79 opment Authority, with other mobile food vendors —Approved a fireworks their attorneys. According to the crimi- Wisconsin Dan Sullivan and Alan to operate in that area. permit for Copperfest July They are charged with nal complaint, Valliere was 5 Card Cash: 5C-8C-9D- Ralph doing the initial Smydra said Brian 20. conspiracy to commit first- thought to be a drug infor- 3H-8H SuperCash: 10-15-20-22- work to make it happen. Amos of the Ontonagon —Thanked the Lake degree intentional homi- mant by the five defen- 23-25, Doubler: Y Smydra said Norman VFW, was also supportive Superior Watershed Con- cide and being a party to dants and they took him Badger 5: 03-07-15-18-22 Pestka, of Pestka Construc- of the road extension. servation crew which hiding a corpse in the for a ride and shot him. Daily Pick 3: 2-7-4 shooting death of Wayne Daily Pick 4: 5-3-4-0 tion, spent many hours of “There has been a lot of planted nearly 1,000 trees All five men have been Multi-state labor and equipment to energy involving volun- around the village and Sara M. Valliere Jr. bound over for trial, with Mega Millions: 01-03-05- clean up piles of brush, teers in the past two weeks Wagner of the recreation James Lussier, 19, of the cases against James 08-70, Mega Ball: 3, Megapli- take down dead trees, put at the park,” Smydra said, commission for her guid- Woodruff; Evan T. Oungst, Lussier, Wolfe and Oungst er: 2 in parking spaces and a urging people to go look at ance and leadership with 27, of Arbor Vitae, and Cur- moving along at a slower roadway. Smydra estimat- the site. “It is incredible,” the eight college-age stu- tis Wolfe, 26, of Lac du pace. ed Pestka removed between he added. dents who did the plant- Flambeau, also face the Assistant Wisconsin 60 to 70 tons of woody In other action, the ing, and Pestka, who used same charges. Attorney General Richard debris. council: his equipment to auger the Joseph Lussier and Allen Dufour is handling prose- A joint meeting of the —Heard the village has holes for the trees. are also charged with use of cution of the case. 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PREMIUM l 6 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Trump contradicts US military Roberta Jean Pavlovich stance on Korea war games APPLETON, Wis. – Roberta Jean Pavlovich, 60, of WASHINGTON (AP) – apparently did not share Appleton, formerly of Wakefield, Mich., died Sun- President Donald Trump’s that information with the day, June 10, 2018, surrounded by her family and abrupt announcement South Koreans or with the friends at ThedaClark Regional Medical Center, Tuesday that he will sus- military organization most Neenah, after a lengthy and courageous battle with a pend U.S. military drills in directly affected: U.S. neurological disorder. South Korea appeared to Forces Korea. She was born on March 31, 1958, in Wakefield, catch the Pentagon and the That U.S. command daughter of the late Robert and Janice (nee’ Bugni) Seoul government flat-foot- said it had “received no Yon. Roberta married Michael ed, and it contradicted a updated guidance on the Pavlovich on June 28, 1980, at pillar of Defense Secretary execution or cessation of Immaculate Conception Catholic Jim Mattis’ campaign to training exercises.” make U.S. troops more The South Korean gov- Church in Wakefield. combat-ready. ernment also appeared Roberta graduated from Wake- During a news confer- caught off guard. Seoul’s field High School in 1976. She ence following his summit presidential office told The attended the nursing program at with North Korean leader Associated Press that it was NWTC, where she received her Kim Jong Un, Trump trying to parse Trump’s degree as a Registered Nurse in pushed his unconventional comments. The South 1990. Roberta worked at Woodside approach even further by Associated Press Korean military seemed Lutheran Home and Green Bay Roberta Jean calling annual U.S.-South U.S. PRESIDENT Donald Trump answers questions similarly surprised. Oncology. She was very caring and Pavlovich Korean military exercises about the summit with North Korea leader Kim Jong “At this current point, giving and it showed in the respect 1958 — 2018 “provocative.” He also said Un during a press conference at the Capella resort on there is a need to discern Sentosa Island Tuesday, in Singapore. and care Roberta showed to all she cared for. he’d like to remove all the exact meaning and 28,500 U.S. troops sta- intent of President Trump’s Roberta is survived by her loving husband of 37 tioned in the South, war games, which will save the future of the war comments,” Seoul’s years, Michael; their four children: Brian Pavlovich, although he made clear us a tremendous amount of games. Several hours after Defense Ministry said, DePere, Adam (Niki) Pavlovich, Wrightstown, this was an option for the money, unless and until we Trump’s remarks, the Pen- adding that there have Matthew (Drew) Pavlovich, Kaukauna, and Joe future, not a part of current see the future negotiation tagon put out a brief state- been no discussions yet Pavlovich, Neenah; four grandchildren: Nathan, negotiations. is not going along like it ment welcoming “positive with Washington on modi- John, Marko and Madeline; sister, Linda (Michael) The U.S. has stationed should,” Trump said in Sin- news” from Singapore, but fying drills set for August. St. Arnauld, Marquette, Mich.; four brothers: Joe combat troops in South gapore. “But we’ll be saving it remained silent on A degree of confusion (Jean) Yon, Hoffman Estates, Ill.; Tom Yon, Peter Korea since the end of the a tremendous amount of whether Ulchi Freedom arose after Vice President (Carrie) Yon, and Michael (Michelle) Yon, all of 1950-53 war and has used money. Plus, I think it’s Guardian will proceed. Mike Pence spoke to sena- Wakefield, and several nieces, nephews, aunts, them in a variety of large- very provocative.” In a later Mattis’ chief spokeswom- tors at a lunch closed to interview with the Voice of an, Dana W. White, told uncles and cousins. scale drills designed to media coverage. Sen. Cory sharpen skills and test America, Trump said the reporters he was “in full Gardner, Republican of Mass of Christian burial for Roberta will be 11 troops’ ability to operate North Koreas were “very alignment” with Trump Colorado, said Pence indi- a.m. on Friday, June 15, at Sacred Heart Catholic effectively with their South happy” about his decision and had been consulted in cated that “exercises will Church, 222 E. Freemont St., Appleton, with Father Korean partners. to freeze the exercises advance on all aspects of continue,” although Sen. Jon Thorsen officiating. Visitation will be held at the The next scheduled “because it is so provoca- the Singapore talks. Rand Paul, a Kentucky church Friday morning beginning at 9 until 10:45 major exercise, known as tive.” “There were no surpris- Republican, said this a.m., with Mass to follow at 11 a.m. Ulchi Freedom Guardian In the wake of Trump’s es,” she said. referred to routine, daily Roberta’s family would like to extend a special and involving tens of thou- unexpected, almost off- If Mattis was aware that training in South Korea, thank you to both The Neuroscience Group, espe- sands of troops, normally hand comments to Trump was going to not the large-scale war cially Lisa Kokontis, and ThedaCare at Home, for all is held in August. reporters, the Pentagon announce a suspension of games that Trump said are of their care and compassion. “We will be stopping the had nothing to say about military exercises, he suspended. Wakefield to solicit public input at July 3 town picnic UW-Superior By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] monitors beaches WAKEFIELD – In sepa- rate Monday meetings, the SUPERIOR, Wis. – The LSRI is collecting sam- Wakefield Planning Com- Wisconsin Department of pling at regular intervals mission and city council Natural Resources has between Memorial Day both voted to set up an awarded a contract for and Labor Day. If E. coli informational table during implementing the federal concentrations are found the town picnic in Eddy Beaches Environmental to be exceed certain levels, Park on July 3. Assessment and Coastal beach closures would be City manager Richard Health Act in Douglas triggered and warning Brackney said the town pic- County to the Lake Superi- signs posted. nic should afford an oppor- or Research Institute at the To keep stakeholders tunity to gather input not University of Wisconsin- and the public informed, only from local residents, Superior. LSRI communicates the but also from visitors who For the third consecu- results of beach monitoring may include former city P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe tive year, LSRI will monitor to the city of Superior and residents. WAKEFIELD PLANNING Commission member Marco Movrich (right hand raised) Lake Superior beaches for the Douglas County Depart- Commission and coun- makes a point during Monday’s commission meeting. From left are city manager the presence of E. coli, a ment of Health and Human cil members agreed that Richard Brackney (back turned); members John Granato, Jim Anderson, Karen bacteria found in the envi- Services, and also uploads Brackney’s informal, face- Manson, Movrich and chairman Dale White. ronment that can make each day’s monitoring to-face “talk to your city” people sick. results to the Wisconsin approach should churn “Any kind of public the corner of Hill Streets. advised commission mem- Monitoring reduces the Beach Health Website. more feedback than the participation we can gen- The council also voted to bers to consider form- risk of disease for users of “We are certified as a city has received from pre- erate is better than what accept the variance during based zoning ordinances. coastal, recreational beach- Milk, Food and Water Lab viously distributed surveys we had before,” said its own meeting directly According to the web- es in Douglas County. As by the Wisconsin Depart- and other less defined Brackney. afterward. site of the Form-Based part of this monitoring ment of Agriculture, Trade, solicitations. Commission and coun- From the commission Codes Institute based in effort, LSRI will also collect and Consumer Protection, “I really hope we get cil members are anxious to meeting audience, Bob Washington, D.C., “Form- sanitary survey data at plus we have experience public response,” said com- receive the public’s ideas Blaskowski suggested based codes address the each of the monitored monitoring E. coli in sur- mission chair Dale White. on how to increase beauti- members consider estab- relationship between build- beaches. face water, so this is a great “It’s hard to get public fication, how to accommo- lishing more consistent ing facades and the public The surveys are fit for us,” said Kelsey Pri- response.” date local interest in standards in relation to realm, the form and mass designed to collect data on hoda, LSRI researcher. “It’s Brackney told planning prospective activities and issues such as garage place- of buildings in relation to parameters that may influ- also a great field experi- commission membersany events, and how best to ment. one another, and the scale ence E. coli concentrations, ence opportunity for our given grant in today’s support the ongoing devel- “You’re right,” said and types of streets and such as wave height, water students. Each year, we world asks, “What public opment of the city’s main White, who said the com- blocks. The regulations temperature and number have one student who participation did you street and other areas. mission has been address- and standards in form- of gulls. helps with beach monitor- have?” Hence, he said it’s Brackney said they will ing variance requests case based codes are presented Since bacteria samples ing and sample analysis. It important to aim for as encourage people to con- by case. “I guess it’s some- in both words and clearly have a short holding time gives students valuable much input as possible. sider what they envision thing we need to look at.” drawn diagrams and other of 24 hours, the proximity experience with collecting “This is just another for Wakefield in the next Commission member visuals. They are keyed to a of LSRI’s laboratories, and analyzing samples, idea to try,” said Brackney. five to 10 years. Karen Manson thanked regulating plan that desig- located on the UW-S cam- measuring various water “We’re not obligated to In other business, com- Blaskowski for his input nates the appropriate form pus, were a factor in LSRI quality parameters in the take those suggestions.” mission members voted to and said, “There’s a lot of and scale (and therefore, being selected to conduct field, and calibrating and Nevertheless, he stressed recommend to the city factors we need to look character) of development, testing. maintaining instruments.” all viewpoints are worthy council a variance for a into.” rather than only distinc- of consideration. garage at 112 Lepisto, at Blaskowski specifically tions in land-use types.” Snyder signs tax legislation Taxes ambulance millage fails to pass and –Civic center fund: $197,100. LANSING – Gov. Rick Transfer Tax Act to Steve Frank criticizing a deposit for –Equipment fund: $738,800. Snyder signed legislation address situations where renters that will increase from $500 –Sewer utility: $2,045,000. allowing certain homeown- a taxpayer purchased a From page 1 to $550. He said two other local –Water fund: $2,679,500. ers who sold their proper- property prior to the rate fee increases. communities charge no such –Cemetery fund: $191,300. ties at a loss to be exempt home being built, the The budget includes a one-time deposit. The city’s 29.6658 tax mills for the from the State Real Estate taxable value was zero, special $34,000 payment for ambu- Frank also noted police and fire fiscal year from July 1 through June Transfer Tax. and later sold the proper- lance services in cooperation with a services will cost city residents 30, 2019, remain the same and are “This legislation will ty at a loss from its pur- plan developed with other local com- $1,004,000 through the public safety designated as follows: establish a more fair and chase price. The bill munities and $50,000 for furnace department. –General fund: 19.3 mills. equal assessment of would allow a taxpayer replacement on the Memorial Build- Among the other major budget –Library fund: .9658. refunds for Michigan to qualify for existing ing, Linn said. categories, commissioners –Police and fire pension fund: 6.5 homeowners,” Snyder exemption provisions in It includes $766,000 in state approved: mills. said. the act to claim a refund grants. –Major streets: $1,479,000. –2015 street bond debt service: 2 House Bill 4643, on tax paid. The bill is Two citizens commented on the –Local streets: $844,000. mills. sponsored by state Rep. now Public Act 172. budget, with Bill Martell questioning –Library fund: $146,900. –Civic center fund: 1 mill. David Maturen, amends Snyder also signed nine what would happen if a special –2015 street bond: $179,000. –Total: 29.6658. the State Real Estate additional measures.

Top GOP aide: House to vote AshLee Strong, spokeswoman for their priorities on the divisive issue. chamber – on a petition that would force next week on 2 immigration Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., announced the For weeks, the party’s two wings have votes on other immigration bills that GOP bills decision after a bargaining session among hunted ways to provide a route to citizen- leaders oppose. They had said they would leaders and top conservative and moder- ship for “Dreamer” immigrants brought do that by Tuesday, which would have trig- WASHINGTON (AP) – The House will ate GOP lawmakers ended without agree- illegally to the U.S. as children and also gered those votes later this month. vote next week on two Republican-written ment on a single package all sides could bolster border security. They have failed to Instead, the centrists accumulated the immigration bills, a top GOP aide said late support. It was unclear whether either bill find middle ground. names of all 193 Democrats but just 23 Tuesday, as leaders sought to move past an would clear the House, but both of the The House ended Tuesday’s session as Republicans – two short of the number election-year civil war they worry will party’s factions would be able to show vot- moderates fell short of their stated goal of required – after party leaders’ efforts wound the party’s prospects in November. ers they backed legislation containing having 218 signatures – a majority of the against them proved effective. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2018 7 Witt, Suzik, Baldwin to play in UP All-Star Classic By DENNIS GRALL being selected the first Mr. Basketball and Brad Spindler of Gladstone at Lake Superi- Devin Schmitz, Dollar Bay U.P. Sports Hall of Fame Miss Basketball by the U.P. Sportswriters or and three future Bay College cagers, Jake Witt, E-TC MARQUETTE – The goal of the U.P. All- and Sportscasters Association. Gustafson, Logan Hardwick of Rapid River, Ryan Robi- Jaden Janke, Dollar Bay Star Classic basketball game is to raise who headlines the South girls team, will nette of Escanaba and Ryan Arndt of Bark Jacob Suzik, Wakefield-Marenisco funds for scholarships for Upper Peninsula play basketball at Northwood Institute. River-Harris. Also headed to college will be Joe Heinonen, Superior Central high school athletes. Milly Allen, who led Chassell to the Terry Brower of Mid Peninsula, who will be Alec Blank, Munising Satiurday two of the most recent schol- Class D state championship game, joins on the Grand Valley track team. Cade Contreras, Munising arship recipients will be on hand to per- Johnson on the North girls. Allen will play The two girls coaches have appeared at Hart Holmgren, Ishpeming sonally say thank you when they partici- at Calvin College. Other future college play- the Classic before. Dorene Ingalls of St. Coach Jesse Kentela pate in the 33rd annual Classic at Mar- ers on the North girls are Sydney Danison Ignace has directed the South girls several GIRLS quette High School. of Chassell and Mackenzie Kalchik of Sault times while North coach Brandi North Clara Johnson of Negaunee will play for Ste. Marie, who will play at Lake Superior (Brancheau) Hainault of Chassell repre- Milly Allen, Chassell the North girls in the opening game at 11 State, Madigan Johns of Ishpeming who sented Republic-Michigamme as a player in Kara Pietila, Houghton a.m. CDT while Jake Witt of Ewen-Trout will play at Northern Michigan, Mariah 1999. Sydney Danison, Chassell Creek will play for the North boys in the Austin of Ishpeming who will play at Lake- The two boys coaches will make their Meg Hokenson, Chassell finale at 1 p.m. Both players have also land, Wis. College, Natalie Bartle of Classic debuts, Jesse Kentala of Dollar Bay Mackenzie Kalchik, Sault Ste. Marie received scholarships to play basketball at Negaunee who will play at Colorado Mesa for North and Richard Poma of Rapid River Natalie Bartle, Negaunee Michigan Tech University. College and Taylor Opolka of Pickford, for South. Clara Johnson, Negaunee They are among 13 girls and 10 boys who will play at Grand Rapids Davenport ROSTERS Madigan Johns, Ishpeming who plan to play college sports this fall. University. BOYS Mariah Austin, Ishpeming Also receiving UPSHF scholarships this Five members of the South girls will South Kianne Wendt, Munising year were Luke Rambo of Marquette and play at Bay de Noc Community College in Ryan Robinette, Escanaba Taylor Opolka, Pickford Laura Lyons of Lake Linden-Hubbell. They Escanaba, Taylor Hunter of Gladstone, Brad Spindler, Gladstone Coach Brandi Hainault, Chassell. each receive $500 for each of the next four Tierra Taylor of Gwinn, Brooke Dalgord of Steve Nelson, West Iron County South years from the scholarship program that Big Bay de Noc, and Keisha Davis of St. Connor Ortman, Norway Taylor Hunter, Gladstone began in 1997. Ignace. Ryan Arndt, BR-H Jordyn Kriegl, Kingsford The day begins at 9 a.m. for a breakfast Witt will be joined by four college Preston Lauscher, Carney-Nadeau Tierra Taylor, Gwinn brunch at Marquette High School for all prospects on the North boys. Hart Holm- Terry Brower, Mid Pen Bethany Baldwin, Watersmeet players. It is also open to the public. At 11 gren of Ishpeming will play at NMU, Devin Lucas Dombrowski, North Central Brooke Dalgord, Big Bay de Noc a.m., athletes will compete in various skills Schmitz of Dollar Bay will play at Tech, Logan Hardwick, Rapid River Megan Robinette, Bark River-Harris contests (free throw and 3-point shooting Jacob Suzik of Wakefield-Marenisco at Jacob Kleiman, Carney JuliAnn Wickman, North Dickinson for girls and 3-point shooting and slam Gogebic Community College and Brandon Coaches Richard Poma and Chris Matt- Linnie Gustafson, St. Ignace dunk for the boys). Paul of Sault Ste. Marie will play at Grand son Keisha Davis, St. Ignace Witt and Linnie Gustafson of St. Ignace Valley. North Stasha Warchock, Marquette will make their final prep appearances after The South college prospects include Brandon Paul, Sault Ste. Marie Coach Dorene Ingalls, St. Ignace.

Anderson stymies Cubs as Brewers regain first place MILWAUKEE (AP) – Lorenzo Cain and Travis Shaw helped Milwaukee's offense break through against the Chicago Cubs, and Chase Anderson did the rest. Anderson pitched seven innings of one-hit ball to capitalize on a heads-up rundown escape by Cain and a pair of two-run dou- bles by Shaw, and the Brewers two-hit the Cubs 4- 0 on Tuesday night to take back first place in the NL Central. Shaw had already put Chicago up 2-0 when Cain used his head and legs to escape a sticky spot in the third inning. With Chris- tian Yelich at second, Cain hit a ball up the middle that was fielded by second baseman Javier Baez. Yelich Pat Krause/Daily Globe got hung up between sec- MATHIAS ANDERSON, 11, of Ironwood, shows good form on his tee shot at the Gogebic Country Club during Junior Golf on Tuesdays in June ond and third but stayed and July 10 from 10 a.m. to noon. Admission is free and equipment can be provided. alive through three throws before sprinting back to second base. Cain, meanwhile, rounded first hard and fooled the Cubs into think- ing he was committing to second. If both Yelich and Junior Cain had touched second base, Cain could have been tagged out, and so pitcher golf Tyler Chatwood chased Yelich back to second, thinking Cain was about to lessons end up there. But Cain stopped a few feet short of second and ran back to first, where no Chicago players were Pat Krause/Daily Globe around to field a throw CASH DENNEY, 7, for- from Chatwood. Yelich merly a Dallas, Texas res- returned safely to second, ident, now living in Hur- and both players scored ley, tees off on the first moments later on Shaw's hole at the Gogebic double to right. Country Club during Cain said he practiced Junior Golf on Tuesday. the play when he was with Junior Golf will run on the Kansas City Royals. Tuesdays on June 19, 26, "I actually want to credit and July 10 from 10 a.m. to noon. It is free to all ages with no equipment needed. BREWERS — page 8 Ha Ha Clinton-Dix back at Lambeau for Packers minicamp GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – Ha Ha Clinton- defensive coordinator, Mike Pettine. A Pro weeks at the start of the offseason program Still, any time on the practice field with a Dix returned to Lambeau Field for Green Bay Bowler in 2016, Clinton-Dix is part of the in April. He had his team-issued tablet com- player with Pro Bowl potential such as Clin- Packers minicamp after the safety cited per- core of a defense hoping to improve follow- puter the entire time while he was away to ton-Dix can help as the Packers hope to fin- sonal issues for missing some voluntary off- ing a lackluster 2017 season. watch practices. ish the offseason program strong before season workouts. He's also entering the option year of the If there were any questions, Clinton-Dix going on summer break. Clinton-Dix said that the death of his god- rookie contract signed after being drafted in would contact position coach Joe Whitt. A "Scheme or not, all you've got to do is mother following a heart attack hit him hard. the first round in 2014 out of Alabama. member of the coaching staff would get back (say) 'You've got this, you've got this' and he's She was a school principal who played a for- Asked why he missed some of the work- to him with an answer, or send another video going to go out there and play," second-year mative role in Clinton-Dix's upbringing. outs, Clinton-Dix first said "family issues," clip to help. cornerback Kevin King said. "Playbook-wise, "I learned everything. I learned the prin- then winked . "Well, you guys can take attendance. It's a I'm not worried about that. Ha Ha is going to ciples of being a young man, not taking any- Asked if his absence wasn't contract relat- mandatory minicamp, so things step up. But be Ha Ha." thing for granted," he said. ed, the fifth-year pro replied "personal I feel really good, Ha Ha all the way through," Always confident, Clinton-Dix used word Having the opportunity to spend time issues." coach Mike McCarthy said. "We've had play when asked if minicamp was a time with family meant a lot to him. Later, Clinton-Dix said he had no dead- change, we've transitioned through that." when he could play catch-up. Pettine's "But, you know, my family means every- line to get a new deal done. He doesn't sound McCarthy followed recent tradition and scheme appears to play to Clinton-Dix's thing to me," Clinton-Dix said after practice like someone who plans to hold out, either. excused 16 veterans with six or more years of strength and allow him to spend more time Tuesday. "If I have the opportunity to be "What would it do, though?" Clinton-Dix experience from this week's minicamp, closer to the line of scrimmage, rather than home with them, I would love to be home said. "You're just wasting your time, really. including quarterback Aaron Rodgers. So 20 yards out. with them." You're getting fined and fined and fined. I'm practices this week can especially help rook- "I love ketchup. Love it on my hot dogs, The safety's absence during some volun- a guy that, I need my money, man. That's ies or younger players lower on the depth love it on my hamburgers and I love it on my tary workouts in May and early June was why I'm here now. I need my money." chart make impressions on the coaching fries," Clinton-Dix said. "Catch-up won't be a notable given that the Packers have a new Clinton-Dix was in Green Bay for three staff. problem." l 8 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe scoreboard TimberJaxx lose at Mellen MELLEN, Wis. – The But it was Mellen that three, walking no one, and WLPct GB Gogebic-Iron Range Arizona 36 29 .554 — Annual Matt Ahonen softball Hurley-Ironwood Timber- kept scoring for the next hitting one batter. Dante Oldtimers Softball Los Angeles 33 32 .508 3 Jaxx fell 9-6 at Mellen Sun- several innings, and Hur- Bender came in to clean up League San Francisco 33 34 .493 4 tournament scheduled for June 6 Colorado 32 34 .485 4½ day in an Upper 13 League ley-Ironwood left five run- the ninth, striking out 1. Rigoni's 16, Sports Bar 15 San Diego 32 37 .464 6 June 29-July 1 Chub & Sandy’s 30, American Monday's Games game. ners stranded in the second The TimberJaxx did Legion 4 Miami 7, San Francisco 5 WAKEFIELD – The 22nd annual Coach Aaron Bender through fourth innings, spark some offense, getting Pit Stop 26, Wolf’s Den 14 Chicago Cubs 7, Milwaukee 2, 11 Nora's 32, Aurora Club 17 innings Matt Ahonen Memorial Softball tourna- tried to make a few position including with the bases a few timely hits from sev- Standings St. Louis 5, San Diego 2 ment will be held June 29 through July 1 changes just to see how were loaded in the top of eral players. Chub & Sandy’s ...... 3-1 Arizona 9, Pittsburgh 5 Rigoni's ...... 3-1 Tuesday's Games in Wakefield. everyone would react, but it the 2nd. Cole Huotari was 4 for 6 Sports Bar ...... 3-1 N.Y. Yankees 3, Washington 0 The men’s slow pitch tournament Nora's ...... 3-1 Philadelphia 5, Colorado 4 did not work out in the fitst "That would have really scoring twice. Dante Ben- Pit Stop ...... 2-2 Miami 3, San Francisco 1 raises money for two $1,000 scholar- inning. changed the momentum of der was 3 for 5 with a run American Legion ...... 2-2 Atlanta 8, N.Y. Mets 2 Wolf’s Den ...... 0-4 Milwaukee 4, Chicago Cubs 0 ships each year. The TimberJaxx made the game for us, we just did and an RBI. Jack Maccani Aurora Club ...... 0-4 Cincinnati 5, Kansas City 1, 10 Contact Dennis Kontny at 906-364- four errors to allow four not cash in when we had was 2 for 4 with two RBIs. June 13 innings Rigoni's at Pit Stop San Diego 4, St. Louis 2 1603, [email protected] or runs in the bottom of the the chances in the first six Shawn Basom and Bray- wolfs den at Aurora Club Pittsburgh at Arizona Will Londo at 906-285-4748, first. innings,” Bender said. den Bender were both 2 for American Legion at Sports Bar Texas at L.A. Dodgers Chub & Sandy’s at Nora's Wednesday's Games [email protected]. "That was just too big of Kohl Manzanares start- 3 with 2 RBIs. First-half tourney at Randa Field N.Y. Mets (deGrom 4-1) at a hole to climb out of that ed on the mound for the The Timberjaxx host the Saturday Atlanta (Soroka 1-1), 12:10 p.m. 231,885 Markakis, Atlanta, 44; Harper, Rigoni's vs. Pit Stop 12:00 noon Chicago Cubs (Montgomery 2-1) 3. Shohei Ohtani, Angels, Washington, 43; Shaw, Milwaukee, early in a game,” Bender TImberJaxx going 4 2/3 Sea Dogs of Superior, Wis., Sports Bar vs. Chub & Sandy’s at Milwaukee (Chacin 5-1), 2:10 218,981 43; Martinez, St. Louis, 42. 1:30 p.m. 4. Evan Gattis, Astros, 155,091 HITS_Markakis, Atlanta, 88; said. innings, walking five, strik- at 2:30 on Sunday at the Wol’fs Den vs. American Legion Pittsburgh (Taillon 3-5) at Arizona 5. Edwin Encarnacion, Indians, Freeman, Atlanta, 86; Gennett, The TimberJaxx scored ing out two, andgiving up Hurley K-12 field. 3 (Greinke 5-4), 3:40 p.m. 119,526 Cincinnati, 83; Anderson, Miami, 78; Aurora Club vs. Nora's, 4:30 Colorado (Anderson 3-1) at Crawford, San Francisco, 75; Cas- first, plating Dante Bender all nine runs (five earned). The TimberJaxx drop to Games will continue Sunday at Philadelphia (Pivetta 4-5), 7:05 p.m. TODAY'S MAJOR tro, Miami, 74; Martinez, St. Louis, after three straight singles Shawn Basom pitched 3 2-2 in the Upper 13 and 3-3 11 a.m. with the championship Washington (Fedde 0-1) at N.Y. LEAGUE LEADERS 74; Albies, Atlanta, 73; Dickerson, game at approximately 6 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees (Gray 4-4), 7:05 p.m. BATTING_Betts, Boston, .354; Pittsburgh, 73; Votto, Cincinnati, 73. in the top of the first. 1/3 innings, striking out overall. Gogebic Range San Francisco (Suarez 2-4) at Segura, Seattle, .343; Altuve, Hous- DOUBLES_Markakis, Atlanta, Miami (Smith 5-6), 7:10 p.m. 20; Albies, Atlanta, 19; Freeman, Horseshoe League ton, .342; Simmons, Los Angeles, June 11 Cincinnati (Mahle 4-6) at Kansas .330; Castellanos, Detroit, .316; Atlanta, 19; Hosmer, San Diego, 19; Bessemer VFW 9, Rigoni’s 7 City (Hammel 2-6), 8:15 p.m. Brantley, Cleveland, .316; Duffy, McCutchen, San Francisco, 19; Aurora Club 15, Hautala’s 1 San Diego (Lauer 2-4) at St. Tampa Bay, .314; Martinez, Boston, Anderson, Miami, 18; Bryant, Chica- Louis (Weaver 3-5), 8:15 p.m. go, 18; Crawford, San Francisco, Cabrera suffers season- Norrie Club 14, Harmel’s Bear .313; Rosario, Minnesota, .312; Den 2 Texas (Hamels 3-6) at L.A. Machado, Baltimore, .311. 18; 4 tied at 17. Standings Dodgers (Maeda 4-4), 10:10 p.m. RUNS_Trout, Los Angeles, 54; TRIPLES_KMarte, Arizona, 6; Norrie Club ...... 30 Thursday's Games Betts, Boston, 52; Springer, Hous- CTaylor, Los Angeles, 6; Baez, Aurora Club ...... 30 San Francisco at Miami, 12:10 ton, 51; Segura, Seattle, 50; Lindor, Chicago, 5; Nimmo, New York, 5; 7 ending injury, Tigers lose Bessemer VFW ...... 22 p.m. Cleveland, 49; Benintendi, Boston, tied at 4. Rigoni’s ...... 8 Colorado at Philadelphia, 1:05 48; Judge, New York, 44; Ramirez, HOME RUNS_Harper, Washing- Harmel’s Bear Den ...... 5 p.m. Cleveland, 44; Martinez, Boston, 42; ton, 19; Albies, Atlanta, 16; Villanue- DETROIT (AP) – The Detroit Tigers lost San Diego at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. va, San Diego, 15; Baez, Chicago, Minnesota Twins 6,Detroit Tigers 4 American League Rosario, Minnesota, 42. All Times EDT N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. RBI_Martinez, Boston, 54; 14; Shaw, Milwaukee, 14; Story, much more than a game on Tuesday night. ab rhbi ab rhbi Colorado, 14; Adams, Washington, East Division All-Star Fan Voting Machado, Baltimore, 50; Haniger, Miguel Cabrera ruptured his left biceps B.Dzier 2b 4000Martin cf 3001 WLPct GB Voting Released June 12 Seattle, 47; Benintendi, Boston, 46; 13; Blackmon, Colorado, 13; Free- E.Rsrio lf 4110Cstllns rf 4000 New York 43 19 .694 — At Nationals Park, Washington KDavis, Oakland, 46; Judge, New man, Atlanta, 13; 6 tied at 12. tendon in the third inning of a 6-4 loss to E.Escbr 3b 4110Mi.Cbrr 1b 1000 Boston 46 22 .676 — Tuesday, July 17 York, 45; Ramirez, Cleveland, 44; STOLEN BASES_Inciarte, Sano dh 3111Goodrum ph-1b 3110 Tampa Bay 31 35 .470 14 AMERICAN LEAGUE Rosario, Minnesota, 43; 3 tied at 42. Atlanta, 20; Turner, Washington, 18; the Minnesota Twins and will have season- Kepler rf 4000Cndlrio 3b 4000 Toronto 30 37 .448 15½ FIRST BASEMEN HITS_Altuve, Houston, 93; Segu- MTaylor, Washington, 17; SMarte, ending surgery later this week. Garver c 1000V.Mrtin dh 5110 Baltimore 19 47 .288 26 1. Jose Abreu, White Sox, ra, Seattle, 91; Castellanos, Detroit, Pittsburgh, 13; Cain, Milwaukee, 12; Cave ph 1000Joh.Hck c 3110 Central Division 267,812 84; Lindor, Cleveland, 78; Machado, Baez, Chicago, 11; Dyson, Arizona, "This is obviously a very sad day for B.Wlson c 1000J.Jones lf 4011 WLPct GB 2. Mitch Moreland, Red Sox, Baltimore, 78; Rosario, Minnesota, 10; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 10; Her- Miggy and for the entire ballclub," manag- Mrrison 1b 3100J.Iglss ss 4121 Cleveland 35 30 .538 — 241,889 78; Springer, Houston, 77; AJones, nandez, Philadelphia, 10; Jankows- Adranza ss 4234D.Mchdo 2b 3010 Minnesota 29 34 .460 5 3. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers, Baltimore, 76; Martinez, Boston, 76; ki, San Diego, 10. er Ron Gardenhire said. "It is obviously a LaMarre cf 3011 Detroit 31 37 .456 5½ 173,174 Benintendi, Boston, 74. PITCHING_Scherzer, Washing- huge blow to the team, both on and off the Totals 32 676Totals 34 473 Chicago 23 42 .354 12 4. Albert Pujols, Angels, 155,219 DOUBLES_Escobar, Minnesota, ton, 10-2; Nola, Philadelphia, 8-2; Minnesota 001 000 410 —6 Kansas City 22 45 .328 14 5. Yuli Gurriel, Astros, 154,363 26; Abreu, Chicago, 25; Lindor, Wacha, St. Louis, 8-1; Lester, field, but we will have to find a way to over- Detroit 000 200 200 —4 West Division SECOND BASEMEN Cleveland, 23; Castellanos, Detroit, Chicago, 7-2; Mikolas, St. Louis, 7- E_E.Escobar (1), Adrianza (4). LOB_Minnesota 3, Detroit 10. W L Pct GB 1. Jose Altuve, Astros, 701,236 22; Andujar, New York, 21; Breg- 2; Newcomb, Atlanta, 7-2; Stratton, come it." 2B_Goodrum (11). 3B_J.Iglesias (3). HR_Adrianza (3). SB_Adrianza (3), Seattle 42 24 .636 — 2. Gleyber Torres, Yankees, man, Houston, 20; Merrifield, San Francisco, 7-4; 8 tied at 6. Gardenhire said Cabrera's status for the J.Iglesias (10). SF_LaMarre (1), Martin (1). Houston 42 25 .627 ½ 279,810 Kansas City, 20; Pillar, Toronto, 20; ERA_deGrom, New York, 1.57; IP HRER BB SO Los Angeles 37 30 .552 5½ 3. Dee Gordon, Mariners, 87,647 Ramirez, Cleveland, 20; Betts, Scherzer, Washington, 2.00; 2019 season won't be known until after the Minnesota Oakland 34 32 .515 8 4. Jed Lowrie, A's, 70,454 Boston, 19. Foltynewicz, Atlanta, 2.17; Lester, operation. He still has $154 million left on Odorizzi 542244 Texas 27 41 .397 16 5. Jason Kipnis, Indians, 68,151 TRIPLES_Sanchez, Chicago, 7; Chicago, 2.22; Nola, Philadelphia, Pressly W,1-1 110011 Monday's Games THIRD BASEMEN Benintendi, Boston, 5; Hernandez, 2.28; Mikolas, St. Louis, 2.43; a contract that runs through 2023. Duke H,9 1-3 12001 Boston 2, Baltimore 0, 12 innings 1. Jose Ramirez, Indians, Toronto, 5; JJones, Detroit, 4; Pro- Wacha, St. Louis, 2.47; Gonzalez, Cabrera swung awkwardly at Jake Hildenberger H,6 1 2-3 10002 Tampa Bay 8, Toronto 4 443,234 far, Texas, 4; Smith, Tampa Bay, 4; Washington, 2.65; Guerra, Milwau- Rodney S,14-17 100002 Cleveland 4, Chicago White Sox 2. Miguel Andujar, Yankees, 8 tied at 3. kee, 2.71; Newcomb, Atlanta, 2.92. Odorizzi's slider and immediately walked Detroit 0 219,691 HOME RUNS_Martinez, Boston, STRIKEOUTS_Scherzer, Wash- Hardy 632215 Seattle 5, L.A. Angels 3 3. Alex Bregman, Astros, 180,911 21; Trout, Los Angeles, 21; ington, 142; Corbin, Arizona, 110; to the dugout with his arm limply at his Coleman L,3-1 H,3 2-3 02221 Tuesday's Games 4. Adrian Beltre, Rangers, Ramirez, Cleveland, 19; Judge, deGrom, New York, 106; Strasburg, side. When he was joined by team trainers, Saupold BS,2 122200 Boston 6, Baltimore 4 121,403 New York, 18; Machado, Baltimore, Washington, 95; Foltynewicz, Wilson 1 1-3 20001 N.Y. Yankees 3, Washington 0 5. Mike Moustakas, Royals, 18; Betts, Boston, 17; KDavis, Oak- Atlanta, 94; Gray, Colorado, 91; the slugger gestured to his biceps and con- Hardy pitched to 1 batter in the 7th Minnesota 6, Detroit 4 112,150 land, 17; Gallo, Texas, 17; Encarna- Nola, Philadelphia, 90; Greinke, Ari- tinued walking into the Detroit clubhouse. HBP_by Odorizzi (Machado). WP_Hardy. Tampa Bay 4, Toronto 1 SHORTSTOPS cion, Cleveland, 16; 4 tied at 15. zona, 83; Velasquez, Philadelphia, Umpires_Home, Mike Muchlinski; First, Tim Timmons; Second, Rob Chicago White Sox 5, Cleveland 1. Manny Machado, Orioles, STOLEN BASES_Gordon, Seat- 83; Smith, Miami, 79. "At that end of that inning, I ran up to Drake; Third, Mike Winters. 1 321,887 tle, 19; Merrifield, Kansas City, 14; WNBA check on him in the clubhouse and he said T_3:24. A_20,340 (41,297). Cincinnati 5, Kansas City 1, 10 2. Francisco Lindor, Indians, Segura, Seattle, 14; Anderson, All Times EDT innings 211,756 Chicago, 13; Betts, Boston, 13; EASTERN CONFERENCE he felt a pop on that swing," teammate tightness. He returned on June 1, hitting Houston at Oakland 3. Didi Gregorius, Yankees, Trout, Los Angeles, 13; DeShields, WLPct GB .244 with no home runs and one RBI in 12 L.A. Angels at Seattle 208,583 Texas, 12; Smith, Tampa Bay, 12; Connecticut 71.875 — Nicholas Castellanos said. "I knew that Texas at L.A. Dodgers 4. Carlos Correa, Astros, 206,727 Benintendi, Boston, 11; RDavis, Atlanta 53.625 2 wasn't good, but we didn't find out how games before the latest injury. Wednesday's Games 5. Andrelton Simmons, Cleveland, 11. Washington 54.556 2½ Gardenhire didn't think the earlier Toronto (Happ 8-3) at Tampa Bay Angels,135,562 PITCHING_Kluber, Cleveland, New York 34.429 3½ bad it was until after the game." (TBD), 1:10 p.m. CATCHERS 10-2; Severino, New York, 9-2; Car- Chicago 35.375 4 Many of the Tigers had already left the injuries played a role in what happened on Boston (Sale 5-4) at Baltimore 1. Gary Sanchez, Yankees, rasco, Cleveland, 8-4; Happ, Toron- Indiana 09.000 7½ (TBD), 3:05 p.m. 336,280 to, 8-3; Porcello, Boston, 8-3; WESTERN CONFERENCE clubhouse before it was opened to the Tuesday. L.A. Angels (Richards 4-4) at 2. Wilson Ramos, Rays, 320,969 Rodriguez, Boston, 8-1; Snell, W L Pct GB media, more than 20 minutes after the "He took BP before the game and he said Seattle (Gonzales 7-3), 4:10 p.m. 3. Brian McCann, Astros, Tampa Bay, 8-3; Verlander, Hous- Phoenix 83.727 — Washington (Fedde 0-1) at N.Y. 174,661 ton, 8-2; 7 tied at 7. Los Angeles 52.714 1 final pitch. he felt great," Gardenhire said. Yankees (Gray 4-4), 7:05 p.m. 4. Salvador Perez, Royals, ERA_Verlander, Houston, 1.45; Seattle 63.667 1 John Hicks, normally Detroit's backup Minnesota (Berrios 7-5) at Detroit 144,457 Kluber, Cleveland, 1.99; Cole, Dallas 44.500 2½ "We're all kind of stunned," said JaCoby (Boyd 4-4), 7:10 p.m. 5. Martin Maldonado, Angels, Houston, 2.16; Severino, New York, Minnesota 36.333 4 Jones. "You don't think anything like that is catcher, played first base during Cabrera's Cleveland (Bauer 5-4) at Chicago 94,928 2.28; Snell, Tampa Bay, 2.30; Las Vegas 27.222 5 previous absence and will return there for White Sox (Covey 2-1), 8:10 p.m. OUTFIELDERS Bauer, Cleveland, 2.62; Morton, Monday's Games going to happen to Miguel Cabrera, espe- Cincinnati (Mahle 4-6) at Kansas 1. Mookie Betts, Red Sox, Houston, 2.82; Sale, Boston, 2.83; No games scheduled cially on a swing." the time being. Gardenhire said the team City (Hammel 2-6), 8:15 p.m. 748,872 Paxton, Seattle, 3.02; Skaggs, Los Tuesday's Games Houston (Cole 7-1) at Oakland 2. Mike Trout, Angels, 639,822 Angeles, 3.08. Las Vegas 101, Indiana 92, OT Cabrera has played through numerous will discuss long-term plans in the upcom- (Blackburn 1-0), 10:05 p.m. 3. Aaron Judge, Yankees, STRIKEOUTS_Cole, Houston, Phoenix 75, Dallas 72 lower-body injuries in the past few years, ing days. Texas (Hamels 3-6) at L.A. 541,983 124; Sale, Boston, 120; Verlander, Chicago at Seattle Dodgers (Maeda 4-4), 10:10 p.m. 4. Michael Brantley, Indians, Houston, 113; Paxton, Seattle, 111; Atlanta at Los Angeles even while winning a Triple Crown, two "We're all going to have to step up, start- Thursday's Games 238,659 Bauer, Cleveland, 109; Severino, Wednesday's Games MVP awards and four batting titles, but it ing tomorrow, to try to fill Miggy's shoes," Minnesota at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. 5. George Springer, Astros, New York, 109; Kluber, Cleveland, Las Vegas at New York, 7 p.m. Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, 225,316 103; Morton, Houston, 96; Bundy, Washington at Connecticut, 7 started to catch up with him in 2017. He Castellanos said. 2:10 p.m. 6. Andrew Benintendi, Red Sox, Baltimore, 95; Carrasco, Cleveland, p.m. "That means everyone, beginning with Houston at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. 208,837 94. Thursday's Game played 130 games, but hit a career-worst Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7. Brett Gardner, Yankees, NATIONAL LEAGUE Indiana at Atlanta, 11:30 a.m. .249 with 16 homers. me." 7:05 p.m. 160,123 BATTING_Freeman, Atlanta, Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 8. Marwin Gonzalez, Astros, .341; Gennett, Cincinnati, .339; Canadian Football This year, he missed three games with The mood in the clubhouse wasn't 132,961 Kemp, Los Angeles, .338; Markakis, AllLeague Times EDT helped by a late-inning loss. Detroit led 2-1 National League 9. Nicholas Castellanos, Tigers, spasms in the same biceps tendon that All Times EDT Atlanta, .333; Crawford, San Fran- Thursday's Games after six innings before Ehire Adrianza's East Division 124,676 cisco, .329; Martinez, St. Louis, Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m. ruptured on Tuesday, then was out for 26 10. Josh Reddick, Astros, WLPct GB .322; Almora, Chicago, .316; Dicker- Friday's Games games with a hamstring strain and back first career grand slam rallied the Twins. Atlanta 38 28 .576 — 124,340 son, Pittsburgh, .313; Anderson, Toronto at Saskatchewan, 9 p.m. 11. Aaron Hicks, Yankees, Washington 36 28 .563 1 Miami, .311; Votto, Cincinnati, .309. Saturday's Games Philadelphia 34 30 .531 3 119,660 RUNS_Albies, Atlanta, 53; Black- Hamilton at Calgary, 7 p.m. New York 28 35 .444 8½ 12. Jackie Bradley Jr., Red Sox, mon, Colorado, 50; Pham, St. Louis, Montreal at BC, 10 p.m. 105,821 Miami 25 42 .373 13½ 47; Hernandez, Philadelphia, 44; Thursday, June 21 Central Division 13. Mitch Haniger, Mariners, CTaylor, Los Angeles, 44; Freeman, Saskatchewan at Ottawa, 7:30 W L Pct GB 100,149 Atlanta, 43; Goldschmidt, Arizona, p.m. 14. Eddie Rosario, Twins, 92,271 Milwaukee 40 27 .597 — 43; Yelich, Milwaukee, 43; Markakis, Friday, June 22 Chicago 38 26 .594 ½ 15. Tyler Naquin, Indians, 63,725 Atlanta, 41; Arenado, Colorado, 40. Winnipeg at Montreal, 7 p.m. St. Louis 36 29 .554 3 DESIGNATED HITTER RBI_Suarez, Cincinnati, 49; Gen- Hamilton at Edmonton, 10 p.m. 1. J.D. Martinez, Red Sox, Pittsburgh 32 34 .485 7½ nett, Cincinnati, 47; Story, Colorado, Saturday, June 23 Cincinnati 24 43 .358 16 513,415 47; Baez, Chicago, 46; Freeman, Calgary at Toronto, 7 p.m. West Division 2. Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, Atlanta, 46; Rizzo, Chicago, 46; Woods looking for win, the final piece of his return to golf SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. it out. And we'll see what 2-iron to the front of the (AP) – Tiger Woods happens." green. He had two chances returned to the U.S. Open It has been 10 years to win in March, missing a for the first time in three since Woods won his last long birdie putt on the last years and hardly anyone U.S. Open, his 14th and last hole in Innisbrook and hit- noticed. major. All it takes for him to ting a drive out-of-bounds Then again, it was late temper any frustrations is on the 16th hole at Bay Hill Sunday afternoon. Shin- to look back at last year, the following week. necock Hills was practically when he didn't know if he But no trophies. No fist empty. would even play another pumps. Associated Press "A bizarre experience," U.S. Open. "There's two ways of MILWAUKEE BREWERS' Lorenzo Cain reacts after making it back to first on a run- said Jordan Spieth, who He was at a low point in looking at that," Woods down during the third inning against the Chicago Cubs Tuesday in Milwaukee. played nine holes with him. his career and his personal said. "I've given myself lead in the first inning Such a quiet moment life. While recovering from chances to win, which I did- Brewers Chicago Brewers 4,Milwaukee Cubs 0 was rare for Woods in his fusion surgery – his fourth n't know if I was ever going on Shaw's shot that ab rhbi ab rhbi celebrated return following surgery on his back in three to do again. And then again, evaded diving first Almora cf 4000Thames 1b 4110 From page 7 Heyward rf 3000Yelich lf 3110 four back surgeries. A year years – he was arrested on a not happy with the fact that baseman Rizzo and Bryant 3b 4000Cain cf 4200 that play to Rusty Kuntz," Rizzo 1b 3000T.Shaw 3b 3024 that began with intrigue DUI charge and found to I didn't win because I loved rolled into the right- Zobrist lf 2000D.Sntna rf 4000 soon gave way to hysteria have a mixture of two how it felt being there. ... Cain said of the former field corner. 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Chicago's only hit Milwaukee 202 000 00x —4 "Golf is always frustrat- ed guilty to a reckless driv- What kind of opportuni- keep hustling or the play against him was an E_Chatwood (2). DP_Milwaukee 1. LOB_Chicago 3, Milwaukee 6. 2B_T.Shaw 2 (17). SB_Sogard (2). CS_T.Shaw (1). ing," Woods said Tuesday ing charge that kept him out ties will Shinnecock Hills would not have worked. infield chopper by IP HRER BB SO Cain said he peeked back Willson Contreras in Chicago after going nine holes with of jail. offer? Chatwood L,3-5 554325 Dustin Johnson and Bryson Asked about the video of Tuesday was the busiest and saw that Anthony Rizzo the second. Anderson Farrell 210014 was not covering first base. Bass 110001 DeChambeau, winners of his arrest and how his life day of practice under a clear retired his final 17 hit- Milwaukee the last two PGA Tour has changed, Woods sky, warm weather and a "That baserunning play by ters. Anderson W,5-5 710026 Cain was flat-out brilliant," Williams 110002 events. "There's always replied, "It's gotten better." course that just about every- "We just could not Barnes 100000 something that isn't quite That seems like longer one is raving about. Brewers manager Craig mount an attack," Umpires_Home, Mike Estabrook; First, Jim Reynolds; Second, Bruce Dreckman; Third, Ben May. right, and that's where we than a year ago because Woods played nine Counsell said. "I've never seen Cubs manager Joe T_2:49. A_35,459 (41,900). anything like that. I had no as players have to make Woods has been such an holes in the afternoon Sun- Maddon said. "Ander- three previous decisions idea what he was planning on adjustments. You've seen active part of the PGA Tour day and Monday – a change son has been difficult against against the Cubs as the Brew- doing but it was amazing. the tournaments I've played again. In some instances, he from the days when he us in the past and he was ers had been shut out in each That's seeing the field and this year. There's always looks like the same Woods. would sweep the dew off again tonight. There was not a game. Taylor Williams and understanding what's hap- something. Hopefully, this He hit one drive past the grass first thing in the whole lot going on. Two dou- Jacob Barnes finished up for pening." is one of those weeks where Johnson on the par-5 fifth morning – and nine holes bles beat us." Milwaukee with an inning The Brewers took a 2-0 I put it all together and even hole Tuesday that left him a Tuesday morning. Anderson had lost his each. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2018 9 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Brother keeps butting in her life Dear Annie: I am feeling so desperate, angry and frustrated. I deal with depres- sion, and my brother is certainly not help- ing matters. I am 65. I cannot do a lot of lifting because of back problems, so I wait for my grandkids to come and help me when they can, which is not so often as I’d Dear like. Annie My brother thinks I am a hoarder. He tells me that I have obsessive-compulsive disorder and that I need to deal with my ing anyone. The good news is that it does- problems. My brother is an alcoholic but n’t matter too much if he has no concept of does go to Alcoholics Anonymous and has personal boundaries, because the person not imbibed for over 20 years. Every time we get together, he is rude and sarcastic who sets your boundaries is you. You get and will not stop the conversation when I to decide how often you talk to your broth- tell him that he is not my counselor and er and how many of his comments you THE PAJAMA DIARIES that my issues are my business and not take to heart. Peace is within your power. his. That being said, it does sound as I do not feel that I’m a hoarder by any though clutter is getting in the way of your means. I will admit that I have accumulat- life. Your items have rendered a floor of ed things over the years and that this has your house inaccessible, and you admit gotten out of hand, but my home is not that it’s gotten out of hand. If you have a filthy or toxic. My downstairs area is not desire to address that issue, you don’t have accessible at this time because I have been to wait until your children or grandchil- sorting through my things. I have taken dren come by to help. Consider hiring a several bags to The Salvation Army. I have personal organizer or senior move manag- thrown many things away. And some of the items I’ve kept will be set up for a rum- er to sort out your belongings and move MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM mage sale this summer. If these items do things into storage. You can also call a not sell, they are going. 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With more than AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss one way to turn Federal judge By Phillip Alder approves AT&T-Time Jean Nidetch, the founder of Weight Watchers, said, “It’s choice ANGIOEDEMA CAN BE — not chance — that determines Warner merger your destiny.” DIFFICULT TO CONTROL At the bridge table, the WASHINGTON (AP) – this is a major victory lap.” mathematically best line of play may A federal judge approved The mega-merger was a fail when an inferior approach would have worked — although that almost the $85 billion mega-merg- high-stakes bet by AT&T by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. never happens in this column. er of AT&T and Time Inc. on combining a com- In today’s Danny Kleinman deal, Warner on Tuesday, a pany that produces news Dear Doctor: My doctor diag- bite or drug (besides ACE in- Although they haven't worked South is in six no-trump. What should he do after a heart lead? move that could usher in a and entertainment with nosed me with food-allergy-re- hibitors). As for ACE inhibitors, especially well for you, allergy In the auction, four no-trump was wave of media consolida- one that funnels it to con- lated angioedema and sent me these anti-hypertensive drugs medications Zyrtec and Be- quantitative. Discuss this sequence tion while shaping how sumers. The merged com- to an allergist, who couldn't find are responsible for 11 percent nadryl can often be helpful in with your partner. a cause. I'm afraid to eat any- of cases; the related an- controlling the bouts of South starts with eight top tricks: much consumers pay for pany, executives said, thing because I never know giotensin receptor blockers swelling. Note that higher one spade, two hearts, four diamonds streaming TV and movies. would be better able to when it's going to flare up, (ARBs) can also -- on rare oc- doses of Zyrtec (cetirizine) at and one club. True, he probably has U.S. District Judge compete in an era in which making my tongue, lips and casions -- lead to angioedema. 10 milligrams twice a day have six diamond tricks, but he still needs extras from the black suits. Should Richard Leon green-lit the people spend more time inner mouth around my gums So, too, can aspirin and other been shown to be more helpful he start on clubs or spades; and if merger without adding watching video on phones swell. I take Zyrtec and Be- NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen than lower doses. Some doc- clubs, how: ace and another, or low major conditions to the and tablets and less time nadryl, but they're not espe- and naproxen. tors have found success with to the 10, or low to the queen? deal. The Trump Justice on traditional live TV on a cially helpful. What else can I very high doses -- up to 20 mil- If the spade finesse is winning Genetics can play a role as Department had sued to big screen. do? well, with deficiencies in a pro- ligrams twice a day -- but the (and diamonds are not 5-0), that gets declarer up to 12 tricks. But if Dear Reader: Angioedema can tein known as C1-esterase in- impact of such use has not block the $85 billion merg- Leon said the govern- been officially studied. it loses, South will probably need to er, arguing that it would ment failed to prove that be very frustrating, especially hibitor leading to uncontrolled find a singleton club king. when not controlled. For those inflammation in the body, in- When outbreaks do occur, they Similarly, playing the ace and hurt competition in cable the merger would lead to unfamiliar with the condition, cluding episodes of an- can be quickly stopped with the another club might save a guess and satellite TV and jack higher prices and other angioedema is an extreme gioedema. Although these use of the steroid prednisone (East plays an honor on the second up costs to consumers for ham to consumers. swelling of the skin and some- deficiencies are hereditary, at 40 milligrams daily in addi- round), but could leave the contract streaming TV and movies. “The government here times other tissues. It occurs they also can be acquired tion to Benadryl. Case reports down one at trick three. So, it is best to start with dummy’s Now, the phone and has taken its best shot to when fluid leaks from small though bone marrow or au- suggest immune-modulating low club. But what do you do if East pay-TV giant will be oppose this merger,” Leon blood vessels into the sur- toimmune disorders. The medications such as Rituxan plays low smoothly? I would put in rounding tissues, a process hereditary form is exacerbated and Firazyr may be beneficial, the 10 because most Easts with the allowed to absorb the said, speaking to a packed triggered by the release of in- by trauma, infection, emotional but their use needs to be stud- king, especially king-doubleton, will owner of CNN, HBO, the courtroom in an unusual flammatory chemicals within stress and dental procedures, ied more. win the trick, or at least think about Warner Bros. movie stu- session weeks after the it. the body. The swelling can be as well as estrogen exposure While angioedema is not an dio, “Game of Thrones,” trial ended. But, he added, dramatic, especially when it oc- via pregnancy, oral contracep- Here, the 10 loses to West’s jack, easy condition to live with, I and another heart is returned. South coveted sports program- “the government’s evi- curs in the face and lips -- even tives or hormone replacement hope a higher dose of antihist- takes that and plays a club to the ming and other “must-see” dence is too thin a reed for life-threatening when it affects therapy. amines and an avoidance of ace. When the king does not appear, shows. The Justice Depart- this court to rely on.” the throat or bronchi, or when declarer must fall back on the spade It appears that your doctors exacerbating factors will give ment could decide to Leon rejected the notion a dilation of blood vessels have narrowed the cause to a you greater control over the finesse and diamond break. leads to a severe drop in blood appeal the ruling, howev- of temporarily suspending food allergy, but you should still condition. © 2018 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS pressure. Angioedema is be cautious about other risk (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an in- er. the merger for a possible sometimes associated with factors. I would avoid aspirin or ternist and assistant professor BRIDGE “The impact from this appeal by the government. hives. other NSAIDs, as well as ACE- of medicine at the University of decision will have wide The “drop dead” deadline As you can attest, identifying a inhibitors or angiotensin recep- California, Los Angeles.) PHILLIPreaching ramifications for completing the merger cause can be difficult. In 38-41 tor blockers. You should also COPYRIGHT 2017 across the telecommunica- is June 21. If it’s not percent of people with an- be assessed for a potential de- THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS ALDER gioedema, no cause can be ficiency in C1-esterase in- OF HARVARD COLLEGE tions, media, and tech wrapped up by then, either found. In only 16 percent of hibitor. If deficiencies are DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL industry for decades to company could walk away, people is a specific trigger found, treatments can either UCLICK FOR UFS come,” said GBH Insights and AT&T would have to 1130 Walnut, identified. This can be a food, replace the inhibitor or de- Kansas City, MO 64106; analyst Dan Ives. “For pay a $500 million environmental allergen, insect crease the inflammation. 816-581-7500 AT&T and Time Warner, breakup fee. l 12 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 2018 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Entertainment Briefs Downtown Art Place honors Castegna HIT hosts classical concert IRONWOOD — The second generation Italian IRONWOOD — The Garland City Consort will present Downtown Art Place and Corsican parents in a concert of classical music Saturday, June 23, at 7 p.m. announced an upcoming Ashland in 1946. He began at the Historic Ironwood Theatre. There is no admission exhibition honoring local painting when he was cost, but donations for the theatre’s roof fund will be artist, Paul Castagna. The about 16 years old after accepted. Exhibition is called Promis- seeing a full moon The Garland City Consort is a relatively new orchestra es (A Paul Castagna Retro- obscured by clouds on a recently formed in the Ashland area to provide perfor- spective.) Before Paul summer night while walk- mances of wonderful baroque music throughout north- passed away in 2015, he ing home in Pence, where ern Wisconsin and Michigan’s western UP. This chamber assigned the task of exhibit- he grew up. The next orchestra from the Chequamegon Bay area returns to the ing his art to Arlene morning he took out his Historic Ironwood Theatre with music by Vivaldi, Tele- Schneller. The condition mother’s paints and began mann, Graupner and Handel. was that the proceeds of trying to capture the The name “consort” is a late renaissance to early any sales would directly impression he’d seen on a baroque term, meaning a “…random assemblage of benefit local art projects panel with oil paint. instruments.” The newly formed group is composed of and children’s programs. Castagna was a gradu- musicians who range in age from teens to seniors. Castagna’s, whose ate of the UWS art depart- works are layered with ment and went on to teach Chamber music concerts held in Bayfield, detailed backgrounds, pro- art at Gogebic Community Madeline Island vide thought provoking College in Ironwood. Before imagery. He was a vision- his death, he requested for- BAYFIELD, LA POINTE, Wis. – The Jupiter String ary that worked uniquely mer student and friend Quartet presents two recitals as a faculty ensemble-in-res- through his own Schneller make three idence at the 2018 Madeline Island Chamber Music Festi- personal expression, a DAP promises. First, she must val. spokesperson said. He have a show of his work. Sec- On Friday, July 6 at 8 p.m., as part of the festival’s wanted viewers to elect ond, one of his pieces would Mainland Series in the heart of Bayfield at Christ Episco- their own emotional be donated to a museum, pal Church, 125 N. 3rd Street, the quartet will perform responses to his work, to and third, that proceeds Schumann’s String Quartet in A minor, Op. 41, No. 1 and experience their own per- would go toward children’s Submitted photo Debussy’s Quartet in G minor, Op. 10. Tickets are avail- sonal connection. His work art programs and arts initia- THE ART of the late Paul Castegna, pictured above, are able with general admission seating. will be displayed in the con- tives in the Gogebic Range on display at the Downtown Art Place with an upcom- On Saturday, July 7 at 5 p.m., the Jupiter String Quar- course of the Historic Iron- community. Sales from this ing exhibition honoring the local artist. The exhibition tet presents a concert at The Clubhouse on Madeline wood Theatre July 3-27. upcoming exhibition will is called Promises (A Paul Castagna Retrospective), Island, on 480 Old Fort Road. This program includes Castagna was born to fulfill the third promise. and runs from July 3-27. Schumann’s Quartet No. 1 in A minor, Op. 41, Impri- matur by Kati Agócs, and Beethoven’s Quartet No. 14 in ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ crosses $2 billion in box office C-sharp minor, Op. 131. Tickets are available with assigned seating. NEW YORK (AP) — The super- As a faculty ensemble-in-residence at the festival, the sized superhero hit “Avengers: Jupiter String Quartet will also give a masterclass on Infinity War” has crossed $2 bil- Thursday, July 5 at 7 p.m., that is free and open to the lion in worldwide ticket sales, public. The Jupiter String Quartet is a particularly inti- becoming only the fourth film to mate group, consisting of violinists Nelson Lee and Meg reach that rarified box-office Freivogel, violist Liz Freivogel (Meg’s older sister), and milestone. cellist Daniel McDonough (Meg’s husband, Liz’s brother- The Walt Disney Co. in-law). Now enjoying their sixteenth year together, this announced Tuesday that “Infinity tight-knit ensemble is firmly established as an important War” reached the mark Monday, voice in the world of chamber music. In addition to their about seven weeks after opening. performing career, they are artists-in-residence at the Uni- The only other movies in the $2 versity of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana. billion club are “Avatar,” ‘’Titan- ic” and “Star Wars: The Force Library hosts movie night Awakens.” BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. — The Boulder Junction “Infinity War” currently ranks Public Library invites you to attend “Third Thursday The- as the fifth highest-grossing film atre” this summer. All movies are free to the public and in the U.S. and Canada with will be shown on the big screen in the Boulder Lake meet- $656.1 million thus far. Its ing room in the Boulder Junction Community Center. The $257.7 million domestic opening next movie will be “I Can Only Imagine” and will be weekend set a new record. The shown on Thursday, June 21 at 7 p.m. Marvel release has done just as The movie stars J. Michael Finley, Madeline Carroll, well overseas. In China, the film’s Associated Press Dennis Quaid, Trace Adkins and Priscilla Shirer. The $369.7 million gross to date THIS IMAGE released by Marvel Studios shows, from left, Benedict Cumber- movie is rated PG and runs 110 minutes. ranks third all-time. batch, Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo and Benedict Wong in a scene from Admission, popcorn and lemonade are free. Not all An “Avengers” sequel to “Infin- “Avengers: Infinity War.” The supersized superhero hit has crossed $2 billion movies will be appropriate for young children, parents ity War” is scheduled to be in worldwide ticket sales, becoming only the fourth film to reach that rarified are advised refer to movie ratings or read movie reviews. released in May of next year. box-office milestone.

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