Partly cloudy High: 27 | Low: 17 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Tuesday, November 7, 2017 75 cents Gile woman sentenced ELECTION DAY Michigan in Gogebic County heads to Court on forgery, polls today By LARRY HOLCOMBE [email protected] It’s Election Day in Michigan embezzlement charges cities — including Ironwood, Bessemer and Wakefield — as By RICHARD JENKINS owes for restitution. voters will head to the polls to [email protected] The charges stem from Maki’s choose their city representatives. BESSEMER — A Gile woman job as the bookkeeper at C & M Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 was sentenced to county jail Oil in Bessemer. Jacobs said she p.m. time and probation on forgery worked at the company for five In Ironwood, there are seven and embezzlement charges Mon- years and her duties included people running for all five open day in Gogebic County Circuit putting out the company’s pay- seats on the city commission. Court. roll. Incumbents on the ballot Heather Lee Maki, 33, was The embezzlement took place include Annette Burchell, who is sentenced to two years of proba- from October 2013 to March mayor; Kim Corcoran, Jim Mil- tion — the first 11 months of 2017, Jacobs said. dren and Rick Semo. which will be served in county The sentence was lighter than Also on the ballot are Joseph jail, according to Gogebic County the two years in prison Jacobs J. Cayer, Dave Kinnunen and Prosecutor Nick Jacobs. said he and the victim in the case Bill Martell. Maki pleaded guilty to five had argued for, but was more Ironwood voters will also see counts of forgery and one count than the six months in jail two amendments to the city of attempted embezzlement of requested by the Department of charter that are meant to bring between $50,000 and $100,000 at Corrections. the charter in compliance with the end of August. The sentencing guidelines rec- state law, according to City Man- Maki pleaded guilty in ommended a sentence of zero to ager Scott Erickson. exchange for the dismissal of the 11 months in jail, Jacobs said. In Bessemer, there are no most serious charge — embezzle- In addition to the $70,000 in names on the ballot for city coun- ment of between $50,000 and restitution, Judge Michael Pope cil because no one filed their can- $100,000 and an agreement on also ordered Maki to pay assort- didacy papers in time. But $70,000 as the amount Maki ed fines and court costs. instead, no less than 11 people later filed with the city clerk their intention to be considered Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe WAKEFIELD’S CITY utility billing clerk Patty Sperhake unfolds a voting station at the Municipal Building as a write-in candidate. DEPOT DONATION Monday in preparation for today’s city council election. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Similar elections are being held in Ironwood and Bessemer today. ELECTION — page 5 Area youth ski, bike team to form By RICHARD JENKINS educator — explained was primarily for Andrea Newby, another of the organizers, [email protected] insurance reasons and to make registration explained this was largely due to the exper- IRONWOOD — A small group met in the easier. tise of those involved in putting the team Ironwood Memorial Building Monday to The team, which will be called the Sisu together. She said there were some very continue their effort to form a youth ski and Endurance Team, is hosting an open house qualified individuals willing to volunteer as biking team in the area. event Sunday Dec. 10 at ABR Ski Trails in coaches for the team, but their backgrounds One of the driving forces behind the cre- Erwin Township. were in biking and skiing. ation of the team was to get kids more active The event will begin with a half-hour reg- The program is open to all levels of skill on the area’s trail system year-round. istration session and informational meeting, and competition; with talk of including “(The hope) is to get kids out and involved before the kids hit the trails for a learn-to- everyone, from those who haven’t skied in the things that are available to them in ski session. before to those interested in competitive Iron and Gogebic counties,” said Neil The team is intended for second graders events. Klemme, one of the organizers. “We didn’t through high schoolers, according to infor- “Ski racing is growing and mountain-bike have a (cross-country) ski program here, and mation presented Monday, and will transi- use in high schools is growing across Wis- we’re in the snow belt. We should have a ski tion to mountain biking once the ski season consin and Michigan,” Newby said. “So this program for the kids.” ends. group (is simply trying to) get kids interest- The program will be affiliated with both There was also talk of expanding the pro- ed in it.” the Michigan and Wisconsin 4-H programs, gram to include additional sports in the More information on the team, including which Klemme — who runs the Iron County future, however, the decision was made to the cost, will be available at the open house; 4-H program as Iron County’s University of focus on cross-country skiing and mountain or can be found by calling Klemme at 715- Wisconsin-Extension youth development biking for the initial effort. 561-2695.

Submitted photo GARY HARRINGTON and Margaret Livingston, of the Gogebic Range Genealogical Society, in the background, accept a photo book about Ironwood’s past from Ironwood native Diane Rigoni Oliphant. FIRE SAFETY Gasoline prices Genealogical society continue to rise By RALPH ANSAMI accepts Rigoni-Malmberg [email protected] The price of gasoline contin- ues to rise on the Gogebic Range, photo book reaching $2.69 a gallon in Hur- By RALPH ANSAMI Stan Oliphant reached out to ley, $2.77 in Bessemer and $2.79 [email protected] Gary Harrington, president of in Ironwood on Monday. IRONWOOD — A five-year the Gogebic Range Genealogical While that’s much cheaper project has preserved a great Society, for assistance in compil- than the $4 high during the big deal of Ironwood history for the ing the book. gas scare of 2008, it’s up sub- Gogebic Range Genealogical Margaret Livingston, a mem- stantially from the low $2 range Society. ber of the genealogical society, of the summer. A family book of photos and was also asked to help and she Costs are rising across the stories featuring Ironwood’s began to meet with Diane nation, as the average price of a Rigoni and Malmberg families Oliphant, sorting through hun- gallon in California on Monday has been donated to the society dreds of photos and piecing was $3.21, according to gasbud- and is available to be viewed at together stories and vital infor- dy.com. the Ironwood Depot Museum. mation for the family book. The nationwide average of Over the past several years, Harrington said during that $2.53 was down from $2.68 on Sept. 11, according to gasbuddy. Diane Rigoni Oliphant has bat- time, Kathy Rigoni acted as a Submitted photo tled ALS, a debilitating disease. facilitator for the Oliphants, who IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP Fire Department Chief Scott Carlson stopped by the Learn and Play Child Care The low for the year was around She currently resides in a Mellen have expressed their “utmost Center in Bessemer Monday to teach the kids about fire safety during Fire Safety Week. Among those $2.11 in January. Wis., care facility, while her hus- attending the lesson were, from left, first row: Desolyn Vukusich, Daniel Sokolowski, Cameron Hayes, The cheapest gas in the coun- band, Stan, continues to live on Maddi Zeller and Marissa Carlson holding Finn Bucknell. Second row: Cayden Hayes, Conner Hayes and Margaret Street in Ironwood. Jason Norden. DEPOT — page 5 GAS — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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. s r a e years. y y 1 11 1 y y r e v Every E : r e w s n A Wausau 33/18pc 37/22s Answer: negotiators “we must not fail our and must make the Paris accord the atmosphere, rising sea levels 11/1011/18 11/2612/3 people,” as he opened two weeks work, Bainimarama said, adding and the acidification of oceans — of talks on implementing the that means to “meet our commit- “continue unabated” this year. Paris accord on combating cli- ments in full, not back away from It said the global mean tem- Texas killer was able to buy mate change, which is already them.” perature from January to affecting his Pacific island He didn’t refer directly to the September this year was about a nation. Trump administration’s position, half-degree Celsius warmer than guns because of Air Force lapse While diplomats and activists but appeared to play off Trump’s the 1981-2010 average, which gathered in Bonn, the U.N. “America first” slogan. was estimated to be 14.31 ATLANTA (AP) — The gun- designed to pro- said. weather agency said 2017 is set “The only way for every nation degrees C (57.76 Fahrenheit). man who slaughtered 26 people hibit people Kelley served at Holloman in to become the hottest year on to put itself first is to lock arms The five-year average temper- at a Texas church was able to convicted of New Mexico from 2010 until his record aside from those impacted with all other nations and move ature from 2013 to 2017 is more buy weapons because the Air domestic vio- discharge. He was in logistics, by the El Nino phenomenon. forward together,” the Fijian than 1 degree Celsius higher Force failed to report his domes- lence from buy- responsible for moving passen- The talks in Germany are the leader declared. than that during the pre-indus- tic-violence conviction to the fed- ing or possess- gers and cargo. first major global climate confer- In a brief statement toward trial period. eral database that is used to con- ing a firearm Law enforcement authorities ence since President Donald the end of the opening session WMO says 2017 has been duct background checks on regardless of said Kelley owned four guns, Trump announced that the U.S. Monday, a senior U.S. diplomat marked by higher-than-average would-be gun purchasers, whether the including the three he had with will pull out of the 2015 Paris told delegates that Washington’s rainfall in places like western authorities said Monday. crime was a him during the attack: a Ruger accord unless he can secure a position hadn’t changed since China, southern South America Federal officials said the Air felony or a mis- AR-15 that was used in the better deal, and the first time Trump’s announcement in June. and the contiguous United Force didn’t submit Devin Devin demeanor. church and two handguns that that a small island nation is But Trigg Talley, the U.S. States; lower-than-average arctic Patrick’s Kelley’s criminal histo- Kelley “This is were in his car. The weapons chairing such a conference. deputy special envoy for climate sea-ice extent. ry even though it was required to exactly the guy were purchased — one each year Negotiators will focus on change, said the United States Participants at the Bonn con- do so by Pentagon rules. the Lautenberg Amendment is — from 2014 to this year. thrashing out some of the techni- will “continue to participate in ference include diplomats from Kelley, 26, was found guilty of supposed to prevent from pos- A 2015 report by the Pen- cal details of the Paris accord, international climate change 195 nations, as well as scientists, assault in an Air Force court- sessing a firearm,” said Rachel tagon’s inspector general found which aims to limit global warm- negotiations and meetings, lobbyists and environmentalists. martial in 2012 for abusing his VanLandingham, a professor at lapses in the military’s reporting ing to 1.5 degrees Celsius. While including ongoing negotiations French President Emmanuel wife and her child and was given Southwestern Law School in Los to civilian authorities of domestic Trump has expressed skepti- related to guidance for imple- Macron, German Chancellor 12 months’ confinement and a Angeles and a retired Air Force violence convictions. cism, a recent U.S. government menting the Paris agreement.” Angela Merkel and other leaders bad-conduct discharge in 2014. lieutenant colonel and former From Nov. 30, 1998, until last report concluded there is strong The meeting began with are expected to appear near the That same year, authorities said, judge advocate. “Of course, the week, firearms purchases in the evidence that man-made climate schoolchildren chanting “Save end of the summit to give the he bought the first of four law only works if folks are abid- U.S. were denied 136,502 times change is taking place. the World” processing into the talks a final push. weapons. ing by the law.” because of a domestic violence Fiji Prime Minister Voreqe conference hall and a traditional German Environment Minis- Under Pentagon rules, infor- Air Force spokeswoman Ann conviction, according to Justice ‘Frank’ Bainimarama, the Bonn Fijian welcoming ceremony. ter Barbara Hendricks called for mation about convictions of Stefanek said in an email that Department statistics. conference’s chairman, offered The U.N.’s World Meteorologi- “significant progress” in Bonn on military personnel for crimes the service is launching a review “The fact this guy was even greetings “from one of the most cal Organization said this year is implementing the Paris accord. like assault should be submit- of its handling of Kelley’s case court-martialed at all indicates it climate-vulnerable regions on already on track to be one of the “The Paris agreement is irre- ted to the FBI’s Criminal Jus- and taking a comprehensive look reached a certain level of severi- earth,” underlining “our collec- three hottest years of all time, versible,” she told delegates tice Investigation Services at Air Force databases to make ty that should act as a red flag tive plea for the world to main- after 2015 and 2016, which were Monday. “We now have to do Division. sure other cases have been that this is a dangerous person tain the course we set in Paris.” both affected by a powerful El everything in our power to imple- It’s the kind of lapse that gun- reported correctly. and shouldn’t have a gun,” said “The need for urgency is obvi- Nino — a weather phenomenon ment it and we do not have much control advocates say points to An initial review indicates Lindsay Nichols, the federal poli- ous,” he said. “Our world is in that can contribute to higher time left.” loopholes and failures with the that Kelley’s conviction was not cy director at the Giffords Law background check system. entered into the federal database Center to Prevent Gun Violence, At issue is the Lautenberg by officials at Holloman Air named after former Rep. Gabby Amendment, enacted by Force Base’s Office of Special Giffords, who was gravely Congress in 1996. It was Investigations, the Air Force wounded by a gunman in 2011. Lawmakers bicker over whether tax bill helps middle class WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats returned repeated- GOP, each side is trying to win Critics call for end to soon after being caught over the pened and “determine how best House Republicans and ly to a section of the analysis the political debate over who is Mexico’s capture of weekend. to proceed.” Democrats bickered heatedly showing taxes would actually go truly looking out for middle-class Monday over whether the GOP up beginning in 2023 for some 38 Americans. endangered porpoise Experts have always acknowl- The Animal Welfare Institute edged the program known as is calling for an immediate halt tax bill truly helps the middle million taxpayers or families The legislation adds $1.5 tril- MEXICO CITY (AP) — Calls Vaquita CPR would be risky. to the program involving the class, as the Ways and Means making $20,000 to $40,000 a lion to the ballooning national are mounting for the Mexican On Monday, the experts endangered porpoise species. It Committee kicked off a year. debt, delivers a major tax cut to government and international issued a statement saying says that “these tiny porpoises do marathon session to amend and “There are a lot of people corporations, and repeals the experts to stop an operation to Vaquita CPR scientists will not respond well to the stress of vote on the far-reaching legisla- expecting a tax cut who would be estate tax, which would benefit capture and enclose the few work with an independent capture, and not a single addi- tion President Donald Trump big losers under this bill,” pro- a tiny percentage of the wealth- remaining vaquita porpoises, review panel and the Mexican tional vaquita should be deliber- hopes to sign into law by year’s claimed Democratic Rep. Bill iest families in the country. It after one of the animals died government to review what hap- ately put in danger in this way.” end. Pascrell of New Jersey. “This is a also simplifies the loophole-rid- Republicans focused on find- joke and you’ve got to face up to den tax code by collapsing ings by Congress’ nonpartisan it.” today’s seven personal income Joint Committee on Taxation At stake is whether the GOP tax brackets into four, nearly that the bill would lower taxes will succeed in passing the most doubles the standard deduction across all income levels over the sweeping rewrite of the tax code used by people who don’t item- next several years. in decades, which would be a ize, and increases the child tax of the week “Clearly this is helping real major achievement for congres- credit, an element championed people. It’s helping teachers, it’s sional Republicans and Trump by first daughter Ivanka helping students, it’s helping after a year largely devoid of leg- Trump. 1886 “Benz” struggling families that are liv- islative wins. 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Email calendar items and com- sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor commu- Iron County Finance Commit- munity news to news@yourdaily- nity room, 200 Pierce St., Wakefield. tee, 9 a.m., Iron County courthouse, globe.com. For more information, Iron County Aging Advisory Hurley. call 906-932-2211. Committee, 1 p.m., County board Saturday, Nov. 11 Tuesday, Nov. 7 room, Iron County courthouse, Hur- ley. Community Pickleball Pad- Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer wood Memorial Building. ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., Young Authors and Illustrators vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- courthouse, Bessemer. Group, 11 a.m. grades 4-7, Iron- wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Erwin Township Board, 6:30 wood Carnegie Library. Pizza lunch 1110. p.m., Erwin Township Hall. included. Guest Artist: Grady Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Thursday, Nov. 9 O’Neill. Pre-registration required. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., area74.org. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, wood Memorial Building. area74.org. Elk and Hound. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Sunday, Nov. 12 Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Public Library. 715-476-2366. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Online Safety presentation, 3 Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 closed meeting, Salem Lutheran p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library. p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Church, Ironwood. Northern Waters Genealogical 1110. Mercer Health and Wellness Society, “A Guided Tour of Cyndi’s Ret Hat Society Northwoods Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- List 2.0,” 3 p.m., Presque Isle Com- Divas, 11:30, El Dorado, Hurley, munity Center. munity Library, 8306 School Loop 906-667-0116. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Road, 715-686-7339 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Wesley United Methodist Church, North Country Trail group, 6 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood. p.m., Aurora Club, 101 Penokee area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Road, Ironwood. Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice office, 1571 Bessemer. area74.org. Woodland Church, Ironwood. Highway 51 North in Arbor Vitae. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Pokémon Group, 4 p.m., ages 8 Monday, Nov. 13 Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- and older, Ironwood Carnegie tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Library. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Acoustic open jam session, 7 Writing Workshop with author a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- p.m., Mercer Public Library, Mercer, Jodie Hughes, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Submitted photo 414-477-3848 Carnegie Library. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, BEAVER LODGE owners Terrence Maerz and Eunica Kratachvil are shown in front of some of the donated Government ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. sound system with music instructor Josh Reed during the regular school board meeting on Monday, Oct. 30 Hurley Senior Center Board of p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, area74.org. in the school, Tiger’s Cafe. They donated speakers, sound mixer and lights valued at over $3,000 to be used Directors, 9:30 a.m., Hurley Senior 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Chess Club, 4 p.m., Grades 4 at dances and performances. Last year, they donated five keyboards, stands and benches. “Beaver Lodge Center, Hurley. Faith Center, Ironwood. and up, Ironwood Carnegie Library. hosts the annual 8th grade fundraiser for Mercer students to go to Camp Manitowish. We offer our heartfelt Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Iron County Transportation Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 thanks for everything you do for us,”Reed said. Coordinating Committee, 1 p.m., p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, board room, Iron County court- Hurley. area74.org. Ironwood. area74.org. house, Hurley. Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- Briefs Iron County Forestry and Parks p.m., Golden Dragon, Ironwood. an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly Committee, 2 p.m., Forestry confer- Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, Wakefield-Marinesco to ence room, 607 3rd. Av. N., Hurley. 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. membership, Aurora Club, Iron- Theatre North to hold Wakefield Township Board, Government wood. remember veterans Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, 5:30 p.m., township hall. Bessemer Housing Commis- WAKEFIELD — The Wake- Iron County board, 6 p.m., sion, 8 a.m., Executive Director’s Ontonagon United Methodist Church basement, next to Holiday gas sta- field-Marinesco school will hold auditions for ‘Marvin’s Room’ board room, Iron County court- Office, 709 West Iron Street, Besse- a Veterans Day program, at the house, Hurley. mer. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Government school on Friday, Nov. 10, at 2 IRONWOOD — Theatre reunion is uneasy, with long- Wednesday, Nov. 8 Iron County Development Zone North announced upcoming buried recriminations surfacing Council, 5:30 p.m., board room, Iron Gogebic-Iron County Airport p.m. County courthouse, Hurley. Board, 4:30 p.m., at the airport. auditions for the play “Marvin’s even as love for her sister slowly Christian Men of the Northland, Bessemer Township Board, 5 Survivors of Suicide to Room,” a serious comedy by Scott overwhelms Lee’s veneer of self- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Friday, Nov. 10 p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, McPherson. The play will be ishness and glib denial. Bessie is Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 meet Ramsay. directed by Helen Fashbaugh. challenged with reuniting Lee a.m., Range Community Bible Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 IRONWOOD — Survivors of Gogebic County Road Com- Auditions will be held at the the- and her son, Hank, before he Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Suicide will meet Wednesday mission, 5:15 p.m., road commis- atre at the following times: Sat- rejects her completely for her Alcoholics Anonymous, open Ironwood School Veteran’s Day sion office, courthouse, Bessemer. Nov. 15, at 2 p.m. in the basement urday, Nov. 11, from 3-5 p.m., years of neglect. This is a play of meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Program, Ironwood School second Ironwood Township Board, of Zion Lutheran Church. For Church, Ironwood. area74.org. floor gymnasium, 9:30-10:30 a.m.. Sunday, Nov. 12, from 3-5 p.m., unflinching wisdom and, at 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township more information, call 932-5718. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Watersmeet School Veteran’s offices. and Monday, Nov. 13, from 6- times, dark humor, allowing the p.m. 906-932-4990. Day program, 10 a.m., Watersmeet Wakefield City Council, 5:30 LOLA hosts gingerbread 7:30 p.m. Once cast, a read- audience a moving view of one Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, school gymnasium. p.m., City Hall. through is scheduled for Novem- woman’s empathy and commit- 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- Mercer School Veteran’s Day Ironwood City Commission, cabin workshop, contest ber, and rehearsals begin the ment to family and redeeming rant, Ironwood. program, 10 a.m., Mercer School 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- LAND O’ LAKES — Land O’ first week in January. power of love. Iron County Veterans Service gymnasium, Mercer. ing. Lakes Arts is sponsoring a gin- Actors of the following types The characters include Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Town of Carey, 6 p.m., Carey Town Hall. 715-561-2190. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. gerbread Christmas cabin work- are needed for the play: two Bessie—about 40, unmarried, Town Hall. shop and contest on Saturday, males ages 25–65, one male who cares for her father and Mercer Health and Wellness Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Town of Oma, 6 p.m., Oma Town Nov. 18, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (non-speaking), one male age 16- aunt, Dr. Wally—could be 30- Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Hall. munity Center. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Registration is needed for each 18, and one male age 11-13; 60ish, Ruth—about 70, Lee—late Wakefield American Legion, Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Tuesday, Nov. 14 team of one adult and up to two four/five females, ages 35-70, 30’s to 40—Bessie’s sister, about 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran children. Artist Wendy Powalisz with some flexibility in age. to get her degree in cosmetology, Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- meeting, post, Wakefield. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. and chef Lynn Richie will put on Marvin’s Room is a story set Hank—17—intelligent, if surly Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., Wakefield-Marinesco School wood Memorial Building. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- the Northwoods gingerbread in Florida, where Bessie cares for with mental issues and commit- room 205, Luther L. Wright K-12 Veteran’s Day program, 2 p.m., challenge. Teams will be the her pain-ridden aunt and ailing ted arson, Charlie, age 12, School, Ironwood. Wakefield-Mariensco school. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- architects and designers of Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, wood Memorial Building. 906-667- father, who is confined to his Hank’s brother, silent and “book- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ontonagon United Methodist Church 1110. Christmas/winter-themed bed. When diagnosed with ish”, retirement home director & area74.org. basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Friends of the Mercer Public Northwoods gingerbread cabins. leukemia, Bessie must contact Dr. Charlotte (could double), age Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, All supplies will be provided. her estranged sister, Lee, to see flexible, and Marvin age 70 or up p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Wis. Completed cabins will then be if their bone marrow is compati- —in bed—only seen in shadow Bessemer. area74.org. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, left on display through Satur- ble for a transplant. and heard only in sounds. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Government Church, Ironwood. area74.org. day, Dec. 2. Lee reluctantly drives from Performance dates will be area74.org. Wakefield Housing Commis- Government Ohio with her two sons, one of Feb. 15,16,17, 18 and Feb. 24, 25. whom, Hank, has just been Call Helen Fashbaugh at 906- released from an institution for 932-2751 or email hfash@char- Snow blower safety tips: Keep best practices in mind this winter mentally-ill youth. The sisters’ ter.net for more information. ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Winter quickly. fuel is stored safely and out of clogs or debris. is on its way – and clearing drive- — Check your equipment. 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City of Ironwood Small enough to care. Approved and paid for by Adam Zak, 503 N. Hillcrest Ave., Bessemer, MI 49911 (Paid for by Kim Corcoran, 225 W. Ash St., Ironwood, MI 49938 with regulated funds.) 4 l TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Religious tests have no place in politics DAILY GLOBE Dianne Feinstein co-authored a 2001 Christian charities is that the activists are book, “Nine and Counting,” written with the behaving not like rational actors seeking the Sue Mizell, Publisher eight other female senators at the time. It public good, but like quasi-religious zealots. belongs in the pantheon of literary advice to ... (T)hey are seeking to spread their gospel in Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor women from women in politics, including a Kathryn the world for its betterment — including to 2009 book addressed to America’s daughters Lopez quasi-heathens, that is, traditionalist Chris- by then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. I tians who have yet to conform to the com- found these tomes recently in my office, mandments of the sexual revolution.” In Their Opinion alongside an exclamation point of sorts: a You can easily extend that, or unpack that Barbie for President doll that a group dedi- further, as applying to women. While Amy Enbridge, cated to electing a woman for president sent Barrett didn’t need or probably want, say, me some years ago. NARAL Pro-Choice America’s help, such a I also found a sticker someone had handed er Mitch McConnell pointed out that Bar- supposed bastion of women’s rights inces- me when I emceed a “Women for Roberts” rett’s faith is important to her and that she’s santly attacked her — and members of the pipeline can’t be press conference in what seems like a life- spoken freely about it, which “she’s allowed House and Senate who voted for her — even time ago, when John Roberts was being to do that in this country, by the way.” after her confirmation, including spreading opposed by some of the same groups who Mark Rienzi, a lawyer with the Becket misleading claims that she wanted to essen- were recently opposing Amy Coney Barrett Fund for Religious Liberty (which defended tially theocratize the judiciary. trusted for nomination as a federal judge. I was Muslim congressman Keith Ellison’s right to Rev. John Jenkins, the president of the Enbridge Energy Partners says there is nothing to reminded how one freshman senator at the carry a Quran when he was sworn into University of Notre Dame, wrote to Sen. worry about. The 64-year-old pipelines carrying millions time wrote to President George W. Bush in Congress) and a professor of law at The Feinstein in protest of her opposition to Bar- of gallons of crude oil under the Straits of Mackinac are protest because he had the audacity to look to Catholic University of America, pointed out rett, calling the dogma talk from her “chill- that “religious tests ... are wrong and uncon- safe and protected. And if anything happened to the twin replace Sandra Day O’Connor on the ing.” Supreme Court with a man. stitutional” and are “terrible echoes of tired Sen. Mike Lee of Utah, a member of the 20-inch lines, sensors would detect the leak and shut and bigoted arguments.” down the pumps before real disaster ensued. On that kind of logic, those who make a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, vocation of insisting they are champions of And it’s even more than that. We ought to made the further point that government This is the same company that can’t explain why the women in Washington should have been want people of faith in our midst. Because we should never get involved with pressing reli- same fail-safe mechanisms failed to keep more than a mil- cheerleading for Barrett’s confirmation by need them. gious people on whether they really believe lion gallons of its crude from fouling the Kalamazoo River Congress to the judiciary. Instead, as you In her book “It’s Dangerous to Believe,” what they profess to and disqualifying them near Marshall in 2010. may have heard, Sen. Feinstein told Barrett which is a plea to secular liberals to realize if they do. And it is the same company that we now know flat out during her September confirmation hearing the illiberalism behind their hostility to peo- The truth of the matter is that people liv- lied about Line 5 beneath the Straits. that Catholic “dogma lives loudly within you. ple of faith in the public square, Mary Eber- ing their faith loudly in the world are a win In March, the company told state officials that it may And that’s of concern when you come to big stadt argues that the new “Inquisitors” are for everyone, something people of all faiths, have scratched the protective coating on the pipes while issues that large numbers of people have unintentionally harming “good works.” including the secular liberal one, can wel- doing work in 2014 to better secure them to the lake bed. fought for for years in this country.” Of She writes: “The alliance arrayed against come. The damage to the coating, it claimed, could be covered by course, for those who believe what the traditionalist Christians claims to be on the And let’s debate the issues we actually dis- a plastic bandage it told regulators in March of this year. Catholic Church teaches, that’s not an insult, side of the poor and the marginalized. agree on out in the open, without Last week, we learned that the damage to coating is far but a compliment — or at least an encour- But its soft persecution of those same euphemisms. That is, unless your ideology is more extensive. No Band-Aid is going to cover pizza-sized agement that one might be answering the Christians jeopardizes charities that help the stifling your magnanimity and true devotion scrapes that put the future of the pipelines in question call. poor and marginalized.” to the common good. and the safety of lakes Huron and Michigan in peril. And During a press conference in defense of She continues: “What best explains the Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contacted at no Band-Aid is going to restore Enbridge’s credibility. Barrett’s nomination, Senate Majority Lead- incessant attacks by progressive activists on [email protected]. “Trust and transparency are critical in any relation- ship. This latest revelation by Enbridge means that the faith and trust Michigan has placed in Enbridge has Today in history reached an even lower level. Enbridge needs to do more than apologize, Enbridge owes the citizens of Michigan a full and complete explanation of why they failed to truth- By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History fully report the status of the pipeline,” state Attorney On Nov. 7, 1917, Russia’s Bol- General Bill Schuette said. shevik Revolution took place as “The fact that Enbridge has known about these breaks forces led by Vladimir Ilyich Lenin in coating for years is, unfortunately, less surprising than overthrew the provisional govern- it ought to be,” Mike Shriberg, director of the National ment of Alexander Kerensky. Wildlife Federation’s Great Lakes Regional Center and a On this date member of the Michigan Pipeline Safety Advisory Coun- In 1861, former U.S. President John Tyler was elected to the Con- cil, said. “It seems every month there is a new revelation federate House of Representatives about the deteriorating condition of Line 5 and Enbridge’s (however, Tyler died before he could lack of transparency. This is the wrong pipeline in the take his seat). wrong location operated by the wrong company. We can- In 1867, Nobel Prize-winning sci- not continue to allow this pipeline to jeopardize our Great entist Marie Curie was born in War- Lakes.” saw. In 1916, Republican Jeannette That is the crux of the pipeline debate. Rankin of Montana became the first Even if Enbridge could be trusted, even in Line 5 could woman elected to Congress, win- be trusted, the Great Lakes are the wrong place for a ning a seat in the U.S. House of crude oil pipeline. A leak in the Straits would be a disas- Representatives. ter for the lakes. A leak in winter would be close to impos- In 1940, Washington state’s origi- sible to clean up. nal Tacoma Narrows Bridge, nick- Enbridge’s Line 5 needs to be shut down. It needs an named “Galloping Gertie,” collapsed into Puget Sound during a wind- alternative that doesn’t cross and imperil one of our most storm just four months after opening important, vital and fragile resources. to traffic. In 1944, President Franklin D. —Port Huron Times Herald Roosevelt won an unprecedented fourth term in office, defeating Johnson announced that he had year award, while Carrie Underwood the world’s key oil hubs, but officials Republican Thomas E. Dewey. tested positive for HIV, and was retir- made it back-to-back trophies as said no damage was reported at the In 1954, the CBS News program ing. (Despite his HIV status, John- female vocalist of the year; Brad terminal. Former U.S. Attorney Gen- Legislators “Face the Nation” premiered with son has been able to sustain himself Paisley was named male vocalist. eral Janet Reno, 78, died in Miami. Ted Koop as host; the guest was with medication.) Five years ago: One day after a Singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen, Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R-Wis. In 1996, the U.S. liquor industry bruising election, President Barack 82, died in Los Angeles. In 1962, Republican Richard voted to drop its decades-old volun- Obama and Republican House Today’s Birthdays Michigan Wisconsin Nixon, having lost California’s guber- tary ban on broadcast advertising. A Speaker John Boehner both Evangelist Billy Graham is 99. Gov. Rick Snyder, phone 517- Gov. Scott Walker, phone 608- natorial race, held what he called his Nigerian Boeing 727 jetliner crashed pledged to seek a compromise to Former U.S. Sen. Rudy Boschwitz, 373-3400, online contact page: 266-1212, online contact page: “last press conference,” telling en route to Lagos, killing 144 people. avert looming spending cuts and tax R-Minn., is 87. Actor Barry Newman michigan.gov/snyder. walker.wi.gov. reporters, “You won’t have Nixon to NASA’s Mars Global Surveyor blast- increases that threatened to plunge is 79. Singer Johnny Rivers is 75. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., kick around anymore.” Former first ed off on a mission to map the sur- the economy back into recession. A Singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell is 74. Mich., phone 202-224-4822, online phone 202-224-5323, online contact lady Eleanor Roosevelt, 78, died in face of the red planet. (It went into 7.4-magnitude earthquake killed at Former CIA Director David Petraeus contact page: stabenow.senate.gov. page: ronjohnson.senate.gov. New York City. orbit around Mars the next year.) least 52 people in western is 65. Actor Christopher Knight (TV: Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., In 1972, President Richard Nixon Ten years ago: An 18-year-old Guatemala. “The Brady Bunch”) is 60. Rock phone 202-224-6221, online contact phone 202-224-5653; online contact was re-elected in a landslide over gunman opened fire at his high One year ago: In Philadelphia, musician Tommy Thayer (KISS) is page: peters.senate.gov. page: baldwin.senate.gov. Democrat George McGovern. school in Tuusula, Finland, killing with tens of thousands shivering in 57. Actors Jeremy and Jason Lon- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- In 1973, Congress overrode seven other students and the princi- the cold, Barack and Michelle don are 45. Actress Yunjin Kim is 44. Watersmeet, phone 202-225-4735, land, phone 202-225-3365, online President Richard Nixon’s veto of pal before taking his own life. A Obama passed the torch to Hillary Actor Adam DeVine is 34. Rock online contact page: contact page: duffy.house.gov. the War Powers Act, which limits a cargo ship struck the San Francisco- Clinton in an emotional but anxious musician Zach Myers (Shinedown) bergman.house.gov. State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- chief executive’s power to wage war Oakland Bay Bridge, causing the plea to elect her president. Mean- is 34. Actor Lucas Neff is 32. Rapper State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- Ashland, phone 608-266-3510, without congressional approval. San Francisco Bay’s worst oil spill in while, Donald Trump accused Clin- Tinie Tempah is 29. Rock singer Escanaba, phone 517-373-7840, online contact page: legis.wiscon- In 1989, L. Douglas Wilder won nearly two decades. Space shuttle ton of being protected by a “totally Lorde is 21. online contact page: senatortom- sin.gov/senate/25/bewley. the governor’s race in Virginia, Discovery and its crew returned to rigged system” and urged voters to Thought for Today casperson.com. State Rep. Beth Meyers, D-Bay- becoming the first elected black gov- Earth, concluding a 15-day space “beat the corrupt system and deliver “History is simply a piece of paper State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- field, 608-266-7690, online contact ernor in U.S. history; David N. Dink- station build-and-repair mission. At justice.” Dozens of buildings sus- covered with print; the main thing is Calumet, phone 517-373-0850, page: [email protected] ins was elected New York City’s first the Country Music Association tained “substantial damage” after a still to make history, not to write it.” online contact page: sin.gov. black mayor. Awards, Kenny Chesney won his 5.0 magnitude earthquake struck — Otto von Bismarck, German dianda.housedems.com. In 1991, basketball star Magic second straight entertainer of the Cushing, Oklahoma, home to one of statesman (1815-1898)

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 l 5 are “taking direct aim at fossil AREA / STATE Gas fuels.” The rise in electric vehicle Michigan environmental agency Ribble likely sales, higher efficiency in inter- nal combustion engines and the From page 1 next magistrate banning of internal combustion gives deadline for plume model try Monday was in Alabama, engines in some countries in the BESSEMER — The Gogebic with an average of $2.20. next 10 to 25 years could lead to ROCKFORD (AP) — The Wolverine’s investigation into ination that includes former County Board of Commissioners The average cost of a gallon in the closure of as many as one- Michigan Department of Envi- groundwater contamination by building footprints and piping will act on the hiring of a court Wisconsin on Monday morning fourth of the existing fuel refin- ronmental Quality has given a perfluorinated chemicals pro- pathways by Nov. 27. magistrate Wednesday at one of was $2.61, with Kenosha offering ery plants, according to shoe manufacturer until later duced by the tannery, which was The chemicals have shown up its two regular meetings for the best bargain at $2.35. McTeague. this month to handle the scope of demolished in 2010. The chemi- in private and municipal water November. In Michigan, Eaton Rapids But he also pointed out that a toxic chemical plume leaking cals were in a substance Wolver- supplies in Plainfield Township. Gogebic County District and Fremont offered the lows at demand for fuel is increasing through the groundwater from ine used to waterproof shoes. Public health officials have found Court Judge Joel Massie has rec- $2.35 per gallon. across the globe and recent the company’s landfill. Wolverine began sampling the the chemicals are tied to cancer, ommended Sara Ribble for the Gas was cheaper in Minneso- trends in the U.S. and China The department sent a letter tannery site and Rogue River for thyroid problems and other dis- job. ta, where the average stood at show no signs of a slowdown in to Wolverine World Wide on Fri- the chemicals in late August, but eases. The position became open $2.49 per gallon and Moorhead gas consumption. day regarding the fluorochemi- the environment department has “The department expects that when former magistrate Lisa posted the low at $2.27. McTeague also points out cals coming from the Belmont expressed frustration at the Wolverine will want to meet the Hewitt accepted the county trea- An analysis for gasbuddy by that the developing countries landfill. The agency is giving delayed results. Backups at labs deadlines,” Brown said. surer’s job, filling a position left Dan McTeague said gas and diesel will either build new refiner- Wolverine until the end of Jan- certified to test for perfluorinat- Wolverine said in a statement open by the retirement of Sue prices rose dramatically across ies or continue to rely on uary to comprehensively deter- ed chemicals have prompted the that it has no issues with the Pertile. North America in the past week, imports from the U.S., Europe, mine the scope of the plume. It department to ask the Legisla- deadlines and “has complied Hewitt resigned as magis- which is unusual for the fall. the Middle East and Russia. also has set deadlines for other ture for funds to retrofit a state with every request for informa- trate-clerk effective Oct. 31. McTeague said promises by “While demand may slacken issues in need of resolution asso- lab to handle testing, said tion.” Ribble’s appointment will be some governments to cut back on among 20 percent of the world’s ciated with the plume and the spokeswoman Melanie Brown. In the meantime, the state- effective Nov. 1, according to the carbon dioxide emissions to meet population, it is likely to grow former Rockford tannery, where The agency wants all existing ment added, “Wolverine contin- resolution to be acted on by the commitments made at the 2015 swiftly among the other 80 per- the company originally used the data from tannery ground sam- ues to provide safe drinking county board. Paris Accord on Climate Change cent,” McTeague said. chemicals, the Grand Rapids pling in Rockford by Wednesday, water and ... water filters to The Wednesday county board Press reported . and a site model for both fluoro- those residents ... who need meeting will begin at 5 p.m. in The department is overseeing chemicals and ammonia contam- them.” the county courthouse. —Ralph Ansami Nelson, James Prezkop, Jim Election Slagerman and Adam Zak. Under state law, only candi- Opioid dispensing drops in Wisconsin, overdose deaths rise dates who filed the proper paper- Vilas-Oneida work will have their write-in MADISON, Wis. (AP) — State opioids. chronic pain is treated well with From page 1 votes counted. records show that opioid over- “We have an attitude toward opioids is false,” he said. “That’s baiting, feeding All five seats on the council In Wakefield, there are five dose deaths continue to rise in pain that it’s totally unnecessary the fallacy the medical communi- are open. open seats and four incum- Wisconsin despite fewer opioids to feel pain,” state Sen. Janet ty bought 20 years ago.” ban continues Among the people who are eli- bents’ names on the ballot, being dispensed. Bewley, D-Ashland, said at a Doctors on the task force said gible to receive write-in votes including John Granato, The state saw 17.5 million Friday meeting of Gov. Scott they’re educating fellow mem- Wisconsin Department of are: Allen Archie, Susan Brown, Patricia Mann, Amy Tarro fewer opioid dosages dispensed Walker’s Task Force on Opioid bers about alternative pain med- Natural Resources law enforce- incumbent Rob Coleman, and Kay Wiita. A fifth person, from April to June, according to Abuse. ications and proper opioid use. ment officials remind hunters Richard Duncanson, Terry James Anderson, was the lone the Wisconsin’s Prescription Some patients become reluc- “An opioid limit is not the and landowners that deer bait- Kryshak, Bill McDonald, Louis person to file as a write-in Drug Monitoring Program. tant to give up pills once they’ve answer. The answer is to change ing and feeding are prohibited in Miskovich, incumbent Linda candidate. That’s a 12 percent decrease started taking them, even if the prescribing practices to deliv- Forest, Vilas and Oneida coun- from the same time period in they no longer feel pain, Bewley er what the patients need,” West- ties. 2016, according to the Wisconsin said. lake said. WDNR Conservation Warden Department of Safety and Pro- “If we don’t change the cultur- The state medical examining David Walz, of Woodruff, said he ety, which has it on display in fessional Services. al expectations of patients, (over- board has issued prescribing understands how area residents Depot the archives room of the Iron- The rate of opioid deaths in prescribing) is not going to get guidelines, including requiring may be confused in light of wood Historical Society. the state has nearly doubled in fixed,” said Dr. Timothy West- doctors to check prescription recent rule changes. “We call it ‘Diane’s book,’” the past decade, Wisconsin Pub- lake. databases when prescribing opi- “However, in order to protect Harrington said in a visit to From page 1 lic Radio reported. Some doctors Westlake said doctors must oids in order to prevent patients the state’s natural resources, in the Daily Globe offices on Mon- say that increase could be also rethink opioid use. from getting multiple prescrip- this case, our white-tail deer pop- gratitude for what she has meant day morning. In addition to attributed to over-prescribing “The whole premise that tions from different doctors. ulation, it is important to follow to the family.” being a valuable historical the baiting and feeding bans in After years of compilation, piece of the city, “It means a State Briefs Vilas, Oneida and Forest coun- Diane Oliphant then presented great deal to the family,” Har- ties,” Walz said. “Looking beyond the book to the genealogical soci- rington said. the borders of these counties, it is Water line break affects moved have one month to mail a involving three people resulted important for hunters and wildlife casino return postcard to their munici- in a fatal exchange of gunfire. observers in all counties to follow pal clerk. Voters who do not Authorities say an 18-year-old the regulations of each county.” RED CLIFF, Wis. — Resi- respond will be deactivated. Appleton man is dead as a result dents of the Red Cliff Indian Walz said he sometimes gets Early winter brings Voters who have moved must of Sunday night’s shooting. The questions about feeders for birds reservation were being asked to re-register. victim was pronounced dead at a conserve water after a weekend and other small mammals. “You local hospital. may still feed the birds and break in the watermain. 1 dead, 1 wounded in A 25-year-old man was treat- Officials said repairs may not small mammals, but citizens early parking ban exchange of gunfire, 1 ed for a gunshot wound, treated need to make sure these feeders be completed until early next at the hospital and released. week, as Red Cliff Emergency suspect at large are within 50 yards of the home By JAN TUCKER dents “adopt a fire hydrant.” Police are looking for the third Services and tribal government OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) — and are at a height so a deer can- [email protected] Officials said that by keeping the person involved in the distur- officials were working on the Oshkosh police say a disturbance not access the feeders,” he said. The present season is some- fire hydrants by a resident’s bance. issue. times called late fall or early home clear of snow and accessi- The Legendary Waters Casino winter, but winter parking rules ble, “you are helping yourself”. TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 7, 2017 will be closed until water service have been underway for almost a Officials reminded residents that is restored. 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 month. seconds count when there is a The Flash Iris’s bachelor- DC’s Legends of Tomor- Page Six TV Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of People needing bottled water # Ontonagon Village and fire. “By keeping a fire hydrant CW KDLH ette party. 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Premiere. ’ (PG-13) (CC) (:35) ››› Born to Be Blue (‘15) ’ (R) (593) TMC2››› The Score (‘01) Robert De Niro. ’ (R) (CC) (:05) ›› Perrier’s Bounty (‘09) (R) (CC) (:35) ››› Tale of Tales (‘15) (R) (CC) Keno: 04-05-11-13-19-22-27-29-36-38-40-47-49-53- Daily Pick 4: 6-1-6-3 voter list, voters who have not PREMIUM 6 l TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Must-do bills in divided Congress Howard Lloyd Niemi IRONWOOD, Mich. — Howard Lloyd Niemi, 94, of Besse- could lead to government shutdown mer, died on Sunday, November 5, 2017 at Aspirus Ironwood Hospital in Ironwood. WASHINGTON (AP) — An caps,” Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., sible agreement could add per- such as Minority Leader Chuck Arrangements are pending at Range Funeral Service, Frick- early December government said Monday. “I don’t know that haps $100 billion to the budget Schumer of New York are keep- Zielinski Funeral Home of Bessemer. To send online condo- shutdown is a real possibility, will get to immigration this for the current year alone, which ing their powder dry in hopes since a divided Congress can’t year but that’s a pretty easy is sure to cause sticker shock that negotiations, which lences, visit rangefuneralservices.com. agree on military spending, thing to settle if the Democrats among the GOP’s fiscal conserva- presently appear stalled, pick Democrats insist on help for will give the president some of tives. Trump’s demands for the up steam. young immigrants and President what he wants. I think he would border wall — a nonstarter with Donald Trump’s position can be willing to be pretty forward- Democrats — could spark a shut- Michigan’s first black female change with each lawmaker he leaning on kids who were down battle. Childresn’sThe reauthorization Health of an talks to. brought to the country illegal- Then there’s aid to areas dev- expired children’s health pro- federal judge dies at age 84 Most of Washington is ly.” astated by Hurricanes Harvey, gram is becoming more urgent as focused on overhauling the For his part, Trump tends to Irma and Maria. The White the lapse in the program will mean a cutoff in services in Ari- DETROIT (AP) — Michigan’s oversight by nation’s tax code, but lawmak- waver depending on the situa- House promises to submit a zona, California, Minnesota, first black female federal judge, the Bush ers face a combustible mix of tion — siding with Democrats on request later this month for “sev- Ohio and other states by late Anna Diggs Taylor, has died at administration must-do and could-do items, a debt deal in September, eral tens of billions of dollars” December or January. age 84. was unconsti- with the current government promising Republicans last aimed mostly at helping Texas There’s a bipartisan desire to Taylor’s death was announced tutional. An spending bill set to expire Dec. week that the controversial and Florida. That’s likely to extend the program, but negotia- Monday at the Detroit federal appeals court 8. On the list are immigration immigration issue won’t be part bring the total appropriated tions over how to pay for the courthouse. She died Saturday at overturned the and a U.S.-Mexico border wall; of the year-end spending mea- since September for hurricane measure have yet to produce a an assisted living center in decision, saying an impasse over children’s sure. relief to more than $100 billion, breakthrough. A compromise Grosse Pointe Woods following a the American health care; pent-up demand for Meanwhile, the tax debate is which is likely to rankle deficit ultimately appears likely, and brief illness. Civil Liberties budget increases for the Pen- taking up energy, time and polit- hawks. the measure is a candidate to be Taylor was appointed to the Union didn’t tagon and domestic agencies; ical capital, and GOP leaders coupled with other items in federal bench in 1979 by Presi- Anna Diggs have standing and tens of billions of dollars in seem reluctant to issue contro- Taylor ImmigrationTrump announced in December. dent Jimmy Carter. She was to sue. hurricane aid. versial decisions that might September that he is ending chief judge in Michigan’s East- Taylor is There’s plenty at stake for harm its chances. temporary deportation protec- ern District in 1997 and 1998. survived by her husband, former Republicans controlling Wash- Here’s a rundown of non-tax tions granted by the Obama DefenseHouse and Senate negotia- She retired in 2011. utility executive S. Martin Tay- ington. Politically, there’s an issues facing Congress and administration to young immi- tors are putting the final In 2006, Taylor made head- lor. In 2005, Crain’s Detroit urgency to avoid a debilitating Trump: grants known as “Dreamers” touches on an annual defense lines when she said an eaves- Business listed them as a Detroit shutdown just as the GOP who were illegally brought into policy bill for the 2018 fiscal dropping program without court power couple. hopes to wrap up an overhaul of the tax code that’s its top prior- SpendingIdeally, top leaders in both the U.S. and often have known year that’s expected to ity. And legions of GOP defense parties would like to agree on no other home. But he gave increase the Pentagon’s core hawks are adamant that the new spending levels and pass a Congress until March to come budget by billions of dollars Pentagon receive a huge 2018 catchall bill by the Dec. 8 dead- up with a fix and promised top more than the $603 billion Prince’s teal blue Cloud guitar budget hike approaching $80- line. That’s looking increasingly Democratic leaders he would Trump requested. 90 billion. Trump and many fol- unlikely. Another temporary sign legislation protecting There’s some urgency to the auctioned for $700,000 lowers want the U.S.-Mexico funding bill would be needed to them, so long as he wins billions talks since Senate Armed Ser- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A les earthquake relief. wall. avert a government shutdown, for border security. vices Chairman John McCain, R- California auction house says a The guitar was auctioned Sat- Democrats retain consider- but many Democrats say they The Congressional Hispanic Ariz., is battling an aggressive guitar that Prince used in the urday. The buyer was not identi- able power in the endgame — won’t be able to support any Caucus and Senate Democrats, form of brain cancer. late 1980s and into the 1990s has fied. their votes are needed — and measure that doesn’t include such as California Sen. Kamala The defense policy bill is been sold for $700,000. That’s The Star Tribune reports the are pressing demands of their help for so-called “Dreamer” Harris, are demanding the expected to expand U.S. missile the highest amount paid for one guitar has a letter of authentici- own. They want protections for immigrants facing deportation. immigration issue be defenses in response to North of the late rock star’s guitars. ty from Cloud guitar maker immigrants who were brought That increases the odds of a addressed as soon as possible Korea’s advancing nuclear Julien’s Live auction house, Andy Beech, who made 31 gui- to the U.S. illegally as young shutdown. and won’t vote for any spend- weapons programs. Lawmakers based in Los Angeles, anticipat- tars for Prince. children. They also demand bud- Congressional leaders are con- ing bill that fails to include a also are trying to resolve a long ed the teal blue Cloud guitar The musician died in April get increases for domestic agen- ducting secret talks on raising solution. That could doom the simmering debate over the cre- would be sold for $60,000 to 2016 from an accidental drug cies. the spending levels and say they spending bill as Republicans ation of a new branch that would $80,000. Prince donated the gui- overdose at his Paisley Park “I think we’re headed in a are optimistic of a deal. But need Democratic6 votes to pass be in charge of the U.S. military’s tar in 1994 to benefit Los Ange- complex. good direction on the spending there’s no sign of one yet. A pos- the measure. Top Democrats space assets.

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At a recent visit with her doc- by President Donald Trump but ness tax structure, and tax cuts “Chris’s” doctor told her that she tor, “Chris’s” doctor told her that seen by some GOP lawmakers as for the middle class and families had prediabetes and needed to losing weight and getting active possibly imperiling a much-need- with children. get active and lose weight other- had made her blood sugar drop ed legislative victory. But there’s considerable trepi- wise she was going to develop so that she no longer has predia- It would be another shot at dation as well. Many earners in diabetes. betes. further undermining the Afford- the upper middle class, especial- So “Chris” joined a Diabetes She also lowered her risk of able Care Act after repeated fail- ly those from high-tax states, are Prevention weight loss program having a stroke or heart attack ures by the GOP-led Congress to facing tax increases. and by week 15 of the program by losing weight and being more repeal and replace the law. That In examining the GOP’s tax had lost 37 pounds. She also felt active. is a step Trump has demanded bill, Congress’ Joint Committee better and was able to fit into Know your fasting blood glu- and Republicans promised would on Taxation projected that the clothes that she had not worn for cose (sugar) level and join a Dia- happen after President Barack expiration of certain tax breaks years. betes Prevention Weight loss Obama left office and Republi- would result in tax increases for “Chris” said “One thing I did program if you have prediabetes. cans won the presidency and some income groups in some was always eat if I was hungry. I Call 2-1-1 or the U.P. Diabetes have control of Congress. years. had healthy snacks ready to grab Outreach Network at The House Ways and Means An analysis from the liberal like yogurt, salad and fruit. If I 906.273.1120 for information Committee begins work on the Center on Budget and Policy Pri- was hungry, I would have a and other resources in your area. tax rewrite Monday, with the orities said the committee’s pro- goal of full House action before jections showed the tax cuts Thanksgiving. would overwhelmingly benefit The committee chairman, the wealthiest households. Rep. Kevin Brady, R-Texas, has Meanwhile, the joint committee’s ‘Blue Water’ veterans struggle for said that including a repeal of analysis indicated that tax filers the health law’s individual man- with incomes between $20,000 Associated Press help with Agent Orange exposure date would be politically prob- HOUSE SPEAKER Paul Ryan, R-Wis., walks on Capitol Hill in Washing- and $40,000 would pay higher lematic, given that the Senate ton. House Republicans on Monday will kick off four days of work individual income taxes in 2023 WASHINGTON, D.C. — For ment” that the bill was tabled in has failed to pass health legisla- transforming their 429-page proposal to revamp the nation’s tax code and each year thereafter, as over a decade, Vietnam Veterans the House Veterans’ Affairs tion in Trump’s first year. into legislation they optimistically hope to complete by Thanksgiving. would filers with incomes of America has sought legislation Committee. Ryan, R-Wis., told “Fox News The plan would slash corporate taxes and reduce personal taxes for between $200,000 and $500,000. to restore presumptive Agent “Caring for veterans is part of Sunday” that “a lot of members many with fewer deductions for home-buyers and families with steep “They give with one hand and Orange exposure status to mem- the continuing cost of the nation- are suggesting” that the House medical bills. take away with the other,” said bers of the Armed Forces, who al defense,” Rowan added. include the repeal, though he did Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, served in the territorial waters of “Regrettably, Congress has fall- not weigh in personally on how to Medicaid or buy federally subsi- the chairman of the House Free- D-Calif. Vietnam. The group has support- en down on its responsibility to deal with the coverage mandate. dized coverage on insurance dom Caucus, said that revenue The bill would telescope ed a bill entitled H.R. 299, the tens of thousands of Navy veter- Equally as evasive was the exchanges. counted through the repeal could today’s seven personal income Blue Water Navy Vietnam Vet- ans and their families,” he said. second-ranking House GOP lead- The money represents a be used to enhance various tax tax brackets into four: 12 per- erans Act of 2017 and Senator VVA believes that presump- er: “Well, I know people are talk- tempting revenue source for GOP credits and deductions popular cent, 25 percent, 35 percent and Kristen Gillibrand (D-NY) has tion of service connection exists ing about it,” Rep. Kevin tax writers whose plan for exten- with constituents. 39.6 percent. The 25 percent rate introduced companion bill S.422, for Vietnam veterans who served McCarthy, R-Calif., said on sive tax cuts would add an esti- For example, the GOP propos- would start at $45,000 for indi- in the Senate. on land or inland waterways. CBS’” Face the Nation.” He mated $1.5 trillion to the nation’s al eliminates the deduction for viduals and $90,000 for married When enacted into law, this Rowan states: “Enactment of added: “Look, my focus is on tax. debt over 10 years. state and local income taxes, and couples. legislation would reverse the H.R. 299 will bring justice to sev- As the individual mandate goes, Republicans are likely to caps the deduction for state and The standard deduction — Department of Veterans Affairs eral thousand Navy personnel I would not be opposed to that. make changes to the measure to local property taxes at $10,000. used by people who don’t itemize, decision preventing “Blue Water who have been denied service But I want to see this bill go for- ease opposition among some Some lawmakers from New York around two-thirds of taxpayers Navy” veterans, who served off- connection by the VA since 2002. ward.” GOP lawmakers as the Ways and and New Jersey oppose the — would nearly double to shore in the war, from claiming They no longer will have to prove The Congressional Budget Means Committee takes up the change. Meadows said the money $12,000 for individuals and presumptive status for the dis- direct exposure to Agent Orange, Office has estimated that repeal- plan. Some want to broaden tax gained through repealing the $24,000 for couples. That’s eases associated with Agent and they will receive expedited ing the individual mandate relief to include more small busi- health coverage mandate could expected to encourage even more Orange exposure. consideration for VA benefits if would save $416 billion over a nesses, while others are upset at be used to “adjust that state and people to use the standard deduc- John Rowan, national presi- they are afflicted with any of the decade. a provision eliminating a tax local tax issue.” tion with a simplified tax form dent of VVA, said the group felt a health conditions associated with That’s because without it, credit for adoption expenses. 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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Matthew Hundley 8 pass to D.Adams. Detroit 14, Green Bay 3. Stafford passed for 361 yards and two Third Quarter Det—FG Prater 44, 9:06. Drive: 11 plays, 50 yards, 5:54. Key Plays: touchdowns to Marvin Jones, and the Riddick 14 run; Stafford 21 pass to Tate; Stafford 13 pass to Tate on Detroit Lions snapped a three-game los- 3rd-and-5. Detroit 17, Green Bay 3. Fourth Quarter ing streak with a 30-17 win on Monday Det—FG Prater 19, 12:31. Drive: 12 plays, 63 yards, 6:52. Key night over the offensively challenged Plays: Stafford 12 pass to M.Jones; Stafford 15 pass to Ebron; Green Bay Packers. Stafford 23 pass to M.Jones on 3rd-and-10; Stafford 12 pass to T.Jones. Detroit 20, Green Bay 3. Stafford was 26 of 33, including 12 of GB—Hundley 1 run (Crosby kick), 9:52. Drive: 7 plays, 78 yards, 14 in the first half with a 25-yard touch- 2:39. Key Play: Hundley 46 pass to Cobb. Detroit 20, Green Bay 10. down pass to Jones. Ameer Abdullah Det—M.Jones 11 pass from Stafford (Prater kick), 8:06. Drive: 4 plays, 75 yards, 1:46. Key Play: Stafford 63 pass to Riddick. Detroit added a 4-yard touchdown run for 27, Green Bay 10. Detroit (4-4). Det—FG Prater 31, 1:42. Drive: 10 plays, 33 yards, 4:21. Key Plays: Stafford 13 pass to M.Jones on 3rd-and-5; Stafford 23 pass to Tate on Green Bay (4-4) finally got in the end 3rd-and-8. Detroit 30, Green Bay 10. zone on Brett Hundley’s 1-yard quarter- GB—Williams 1 run (Crosby kick), :00. Drive: 6 plays, 75 yards, back sneak with 9:52 left. 1:42. Key Plays: Hundley 13 pass to Williams; Hundley 21 pass to Kendricks; Hundley 18 pass to Williams; Hundley 11 pass to The Lions answered with Stafford’s Kendricks; D.Hayden 11-yard defensive pass interference penalty. 11-yard touchdown pass to Jones with Detroit 30, Green Bay 17. 8:06 remaining, putting the game out of A—77,575. Det GB reach with a 17-point lead. Jones had FIRST DOWNS 24 21 seven catches for 107 yards. Rushing 47 Passing 19 13 The Packers have lost three straight Penalty 11 games. Their once-potent offense has THIRD DOWN EFF 8-13 2-9 struggled since star quarterback Aaron FOURTH DOWN EFF 0-0 0-2 TOTAL NET YARDS;417;311 Rodgers broke his right collarbone on Total Plays 67 58 Oct. 15 at Minnesota. Avg Gain 6.2 5.4 Brett Hundley finished 26 of 38 for NET YARDS RUSHING 64 78 Rushes 33 17 245 yards. Cornerback Darius Slay blan- Avg per rush 1.9 4.6 keted Jordy Nelson when the Packers NET YARDS PASSING 353 233 Sacked-Yds lost 1-8 3-12 did try to throw long while the game was Gross-Yds passing 361 245 still competitive. Completed-Att. 26-33 26-38 Abdullah fumbled the ball away in Had Intercepted 00 Yards-Pass Play 10.4 5.7 the third quarter, but the Packers went KICKOFFS-EndZone-TB 7-2-0 2-1-1 three-and-out on the ensuing drive. PUNTS-Avg. 0-0.0 3-42.7 Familiar problems in the red zone Jason Juno/Daily Globe Punts blocked. 00 DETROIT LIONS’ Marvin Jones Jr. catches a fourth-quarter touchdown pass as Green Bay Packers’ Damarious Randall defends Mon- FGs-PATs blocked 0-0 1-0 popped up for the Lions when they were day night in Green Bay, Wis. Jones scored two touchdowns and tallied 107 yards in Detroit’s 30-17 win. TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE 21 140 stopped on three plays at the Packers 1, Punt Returns 2-9 0-0 forced to settle for a field goal for a 17- Kickoff Returns 1-12 7-140 NFL history to reach the milestone. receptions for 113 yards. ... Abdullah teams stood for the national anthem, Interceptions 0-0 0-0 point lead with 12:25 left. Stafford, who turns 30 in February, is had 21 carries for 48 yards. with many players and coaches locking PENALTIES-Yds 2-19 2-20 But without Rodgers, the Packers FUMBLES-Lost 2-1 0-0 also fourth in NFL history for career Packers: The team’s playmaking arms on their respective sidelines. TIME OF POSSESSION 36:55 23:05 couldn’t keep up with the accurate, rock- touchdown passes before age 30 behind receivers did have more opportunities, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS et-armed Stafford. RUSHING—Detroit, Abdullah 21-48, Riddick 5-11, Agnew 1-4, Dan Marino, Peyton Manning and Brett though most came on short passes. Ran- Washington 5-1, Stafford 1-0. Green Bay, Montgomery 5-33, Hundley Favre. dall Cobb finished with 58 yards on five UPLions: NEXT Host the Cleveland Browns on 4-22, Jones 5-12, Davis 1-9, Williams 1-1, Cobb 1-1. receptions, including a catch-and-run for Sunday. PASSING—Detroit, Stafford 26-33-0-361. Green Bay, Hundley 26- CRITICALThe Lions’ PENALTY opening score was set up 38-0-245. a 46-yard gain that set up Hundley’s TD Packers: Visit the Chicago Bears on RECEIVING—Detroit, Tate 7-113, Jones 7-107, Riddick 4-62, by an unnecessary roughness penalty on NOTSpecial SPECIAL teams didn’t help the Pack- run. Davante Adams had seven catches Sunday. Ebron 3-35, Jones 2-29, Fells 1-10, Abdullah 1-9, Mihalik 1-(minus 4). Mike Daniels, after the defensive line- Green Bay, Adams 7-53, Cobb 5-58, Nelson 4-35, Kendricks 2-32, ers. for 53 yards. Williams 2-31, Jones 2-(minus 1), Montgomery 1-18, Ripkowski 1-9, man appeared to head-butt Detroit cen- Working in their third long snapper Rodgers 1-5, Davis 1-5. ter Travis Swanson. The flag negated an of the season because of injuries, Green Detroit Lions-Packers773 Stats13 — 30 PUNT RETURNS—Detroit, Agnew 2-9. Green Bay, None. incompletion on third-and-15 that would INJURIES Green Bay 03014 — 17 KICKOFF RETURNS—Detroit, Agnew 1-12. Green Bay, Davis 7- Bay had a 38-yard field goal blocked in Packers S Morgan Burnett left in the First Quarter 140. have forced the Lions to punt from their the first quarter on a play that started third quarter with a groin injury. He Det—M.Jones 25 pass from Stafford (Prater kick), 1:45. Drive: 9 TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS—Detroit, Davis 7-1-0, Whitehead 5-0- own 25. Stafford connected with Jones with a low snap. Trevor Davis didn’t get had returned from a two-game absence plays, 71 yards, 4:59. Key Plays: M.Daniels 15-yard unnecessary 1, Quin 4-3-0, Zettel 3-0-1, Hayden 3-0-0, Lawson 3-0-0, Wilson 2-1- for the touchdown pass five plays later. roughness penalty on 3rd-and-14; Stafford 15 pass to Tate; Abdullah 1, Washington 2-1-0, Robinson 2-1-0, Ansah 2-0-0, Washington 2-0- past the 22 on three kickoff returns in with a hamstring injury. RT Bryan 11 run. Detroit 7, Green Bay 0. 0, Diggs 2-0-0, Thornton 1-0-0, Slay 1-0-0, Killebrew 1-0-0, Reeves- the first half. Bulaga left in the fourth quarter with a Second Quarter Maybin 1-0-0, Spence 1-0-0. Green Bay, Martinez 8-2-0, House 8-1- knee injury. Det—Abdullah 4 run (Prater kick), 2:47. Drive: 13 plays, 91 yards, 0, Jones 5-3-0, Clinton-Dix 5-0-0, Burnett 4-1-0, Perry 3-1-.5, Randall MILESTONE 6:50. Key Plays: Stafford 17 pass to Tate on 3rd-and-3; Stafford 10 3-1-0, Ryan 3-0-0, Odom 2-1-0, Clark 2-1-0, King 2-1-0, Evans 2-0-0, The first scoring strike to Jones was pass to Fells; Stafford 15 pass to Tate on 3rd-and-3. Detroit 14, Green Matthews 1-2-0, Lowry 1-1-.5, Biegel 1-1-0, Daniels 1-1-0, Hawkins 1- the 200th touchdown pass in 117 career STATLions: LINES: WR Golden Tate joined Jones Bay 0. 0-0, Fackrell 0-2-0. ANTHEM GB—FG Crosby 35, :00. Drive: 12 plays, 68 yards, 2:47. Key Plays: INTERCEPTIONS—Detroit, None. Green Bay, None. games for Stafford, the sixth-quickest in over the 100-yard mark with seven It appeared that all members of both Montgomery 8 run on 3rd-and-3; Hundley 18 pass to Montgomery; MISSED FIELD GOALS—Detroit, Prater 55. Hosmer, Moustakas, Cain, Arrieta Briefs WR Cephus to miss Iowa ing Green to the ground — were game for No. 6 Wisconsin ejected from the game. Green is known as one of the MADISON, Wis. (AP) — No. 6 Bengals’ most even-tempered among 9 with $17.4 million offers Wisconsin will be without top players. He apologized after the receiver Quintez Cephus for its game for his outburst, prompted NEW YORK (AP) — Kansas City Royals game Saturday against No. 25 by Ramsey’s trash-talking and first baseman Eric Hosmer, third baseman Iowa. his shove. Both sat out the sec- Mike Moustakas and outfielder Lorenzo Cain Cephus injured his right leg in ond half of the game, and neither were among nine free agents who received a 45-17 win over the weekend at was suspended on Monday. $17.4 million qualifying offers from their Indiana. The sophomore leads Coach Marvin Lewis declined teams Monday. Wisconsin with 501 yards receiv- to discuss Green’s actions after Chicago Cubs pitchers Jake Arrieta and ing and six touchdowns. He’s tied the game and then again on Wade Davis also received the offers, as did with tight end Troy Fumagalli Monday, after he’d had a chance Tampa Bay pitcher Alex Cobb, Colorado clos- with a team-high 30 catches. to watch the video. er Greg Holland, St. Louis pitcher Lance “He has been playing tremen- Lynn and Cleveland first baseman Carlos dous this year,” Fumagalli said Winston injury, Evans Santana. Monday. “Prayers to him, great suspension trouble Bucs Players have until Nov. 16 to accept. If guy, we’re all saddened.” they sign with new teams, their old clubs Wide receiver Jazz Peavy, TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A five- would get an extra draft pick as compensa- who has been slowed by a right- game losing streak isn’t the only tion — possibly a much lower selection than foot injury, also is away from the source of frustration for the reel- in the past under the rules in baseball’s new team for personal reasons and ing Tampa Bay Buccaneers. labor contract. remains out. The team’s woes intensified A club signing one of the players who did- The Badgers (9-0, 6-0 Big Ten, Monday, when quarterback n’t accept would lose a draft selection — no No. 9 CFP) also listed inside Jameis Winston learned he will longer a first-round pick — and possibly part linebacker Chris Orr (left leg) as be shut down for at least two of its international bonus pool allocation for out for Saturday, while safety weeks in hopes his injured 2018-19. D’Cota Dixon is questionable throwing shoulder improves. The 166 free agents could start negotiat- with a right leg injury. Star receiver Mike Evans was ing contracts with all teams starting Monday Coach Paul Chryst said Orr suspended one game by the NFL evening. for his role in a sideline skir- Associated Press could return for the home finale Qualifying offers began after the 2012 sea- mish. IN THIS Oct. 1 file photo, veteran Kansas City Royals players Lorenzo Cain (6), Eric Hosmer (35) next week against No. 21 Michi- son, and none of 34 players given the offers Winston’s streak of 40 consec- and Mike Moustakas (8) aknowledge the crowd as they come out of the final game of the season gan. Reserve linebacker Arring- accepted in the first three years. The figure is utive starts to begin his pro during the fifth inning against the Arizona Diamondbacks in Kansas City, Mo. They were among ton Farrar is expected to receive determined by the average of the highest 125 career will end Sunday, when nine free agents who have received $17.4 million qualifying offers from their teams, Monday. more playing time inside against contracts by average annual value, and three Iowa, along with Mike Maskalu- Ryan Fitzpatrick replaces him players accepted from among the 20 given round for losing a qualified free agent who — The Dodgers exercised a $9 million nas. against the New York Jets, Fitz- $15.8 million offers in 2015: Houston out- signs for $50 million or more. For signing a option on infielder Logan Forsythe and “This week in practice will be patrick’s team the last two sea- fielder Colby Rasmus, Baltimore catcher qualified free agent, they forfeit their second- declined a $17.5 million option on outfielder big for Arrington and Mikey,” sons. Matt Wieters and Los Angeles Dodgers pitch- and fifth-highest picks and $1 million of their Andre Ethier, who gets a $2.5 million buyout. inside linebacker T.J. Edwards Evans will miss this week’s er Brett Anderson. Two players accepted international signing pool that starts next —Texas declined an $11 million option on said. “Mikey hasn’t gotten a lot of game, too, for violating league from among the 10 who received $17.2 mil- July 2: Detroit, the Los Angeles Dodgers, first baseman Mike Napoli, who gets a $2.5 reps in games or practice rules regarding unsportsmanlike lion offers last year: New York Mets second New York Yankees, San Francisco and million buyout, and a $4 million option on because it’s been a four-man conduct and unnecessary rough- baseman Neil Walker and Philadelphia Washington. reliever Tony Barnett, who gets a $250,000 rotation.” ness during a 30-10 loss at New pitcher Jeremy Hellickson. The other nine teams receive an addition- buyout. The Rangers exercised a $6 million Notes: RB Chris James (left Orleans — an incident the The players’ association was concerned al pick after the Competitive Balance B option on left-hander Martin Perez, who leg) and DE Isaiahh Loudermilk receiver escalated after Winston some less sought-after free agents had trou- round if a qualified free agent signs else- would have been eligible for salary arbitra- (left leg) are listed as question- initiated a confrontation with ble finding deals because of compensation. where for $50 million or more and forfeit tion. able. After rushing for 183 yards Saints cornerback Marshon Lat- Mark Trumbo and Jose Bautista didn’t reach their second-highest pick and $500,000 of — Washington catcher Matt Wieters exer- and a touchdown at Indiana, RB timore. agreement until late January last winter. their next international signing pool: Boston, cised his $10.5 million option. Jonathan Taylor picked up his “Totally unacceptable behav- Under the previous labor contract, a team the Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Los —Toronto declined a $17.5 million option school-record fifth Big Ten ior, first by Jameis and then by signing a free agent who didn’t accept a qual- Angeles Angels, New York Mets, Philadel- on Bautista, who gets a $500,000 buyout. Freshman of the Week honor. Mike,” Koetter said, reflecting on ifying offer would lose its first-round draft phia, St. Louis, Texas and Toronto. —Baltimore declined a $14 million option Evans running up from behind pick, unless it was among the first 10 selec- For qualified free agents signing for less on shortstop J.J. Hardy, who receives a $2 Green faces fine, no and knocking Lattimore to the tions. A team losing a qualified free agent than $50 million, teams receive a pick after million buyout, and a $12 million option on suspension from implosion ground after the Saints rookie received an extra pick after the first round. the Competitive Balance B round, except for left-hander Wade Miley, who gets a $500,000 pushed Winston in response to A tiered system was put in place under the the five that pay luxury tax, where the extra buyout. Orioles catcher Welington Castillo CINCINNATI (AP) — Receiv- the quarterback coming off the labor deal reached last Nov. 30. pick is always after the fourth round. declined his $7 million player option. er A.J. Green faces a fine but no sideline to confront Lattimore. Revenue-sharing recipients that do not In addition, a player can only be given a —Kansas City left-hander Mike Minor suspension from his on-field Winston was not in the game pay luxury tax receive an additional pick qualifying offer once in his career. declined his $10 million mutual option, fight with Jaguars cornerback at the time because of his sore after the first round if a qualified free agent As the deadline for exercising 2018 options which had a $1.25 million buyout. Jalen Ramsey, the defining shoulder. signs elsewhere for $50 million or more and for potential free agents approached: —Cleveland declined a $7 million option moment of the Bengals’ biggest “Jameis cannot, under any cir- they forfeit their third-highest selection for — San Francisco exercised options on left- on reliever Boone Logan, receives a $1 mil- meltdown of the season. cumstances come off the sideline signing a qualified player: Arizona, Atlanta, handers Madison Bumgarner ($12 million) lion buyout. Green grabbed Ramsey when he’s not even playing in the Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Colorado, and Matt Moore ($7 million) and third base- —Tampa Bay exercised a $2 million option around the neck, threw him to game,” Koetter added. “Trash Houston, Kansas City, Miami, Milwaukee, man Pablo Sandoval ($545,000 minimum). on right-hander Nathan Eovaldi, who missed the ground and punched him in talking is trash talking. But to go Oakland, Pittsburgh, San Diego, Seattle and — Holland declined his $15 million player all of last season following Tommy John the helmet late in the first half of out and tap another player — Tampa Bay. option, and the Rockies declined a $2.5 mil- surgery in August 2016. a 23-7 loss in Jacksonville on whatever you want to call that, The five teams paying luxury tax this year lion club option on infielder Alexi Amarista, —Arizona exercised a $2 million option on Sunday. He and Ramsey — who touch another player at all on the receive an extra selection after the fourth who gets a $150,000 buyout. infielder Daniel Descalso. started the altercation by push- field — that’s inexcusable.” 10 l TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CARDINAL SHOOTER Scoreboard

EASTERN CONFERENCE Oklahoma City 11.500 ½ Cleveland at Houston, 8 p.m. All TimesNFL EST Atlantic Division Pacific Division Philadelphia at Sacramento, 10 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE GP WLOT Pts GF GA W L PCT GB Oklahoma City at Denver, 10:30 p.m. East Tampa Bay 15 11 22 24 59 42 South Bay 101.000 — BASEBALL W LT Pct PF PA Toronto 16 970 18 61 58 Reno 101.000 — OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF New England 620.750 216 179 Ottawa 14 635 17 51 47 Agua Caliente 11.500 ½ BASEBALL — Suspended New York Buffalo 530.625 174 149 Boston 13 643 15 39 40 Santa Cruz 11.500 ½ Yankees minor league RHP Rodrigo Gar- Miami 440.500 116 179 Detroit 15 771 15 42 41 Northern Arizona 01.000 1 cia (DSL), Milwaukee minor league RHP N.Y. Jets 450.444 191 207 Montreal 15 681 13 41 55 Southwest Division Cristian Sierra (DSL) and free agent South Florida 13 472 10 47 56 W L PCT GB minor league SS Yeison Estevez, OF WLT Pct PF PA Buffalo 14 482 10 35 53 Texas 101.000 — Andres Martinez and RHP Adolfo Molina Tennessee 530.625 181 193 Metropolitan Division Austin 11.500 ½ 72 games apiece for violations of the Jacksonville 530.625 206 117 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Rio Grande Valley02.000 1½ minor league Drug Prevention and Treat- Houston 350.375 229 208 New Jersey 13 931 19 49 42 Salt Lake City 02.000 1½ ment Program. Suspended Oakland Indianapolis 360.333 162 260 Columbus 15 951 19 51 43 Sunday’s Games minor league 2B Justin Jones (Athletics- North Pittsburgh 16 862 18 42 58 Grand Rapids 112, Raptors 106 Arizona) 56 games and Boston minor WLT Pct PF PA N.Y. Islanders14 851 17 54 46 Maine 102, Erie 96 league SS Deiner Lopez (Portland-EL) 50 Pittsburgh 620.750 167 131 Washington 15 861 17 46 48 Reno 123, Oklahoma City 101 games for violations of the minor league Baltimore 450.444 190 171 Philadelphia 15 762 16 47 43 Memphis 102, Salt Lake City 99 Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. Cincinnati 350.375 129 158 N.Y. Rangers16 772 16 52 55 Monday’s Games American League Cleveland 080.000 119 202 Carolina 12 453 11 32 37 Westchester 113, Delaware 111 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Declined West WESTERN CONFERENCE Lakeland 108, Sioux Falls 100 2018 options on LHP Wade Miley and SS W LT Pct PF PA Central Division Wisconsin 115, Rio Grande Valley 113 J.J. Hardy. Announced C Welington Kansas City 630.667 253 208 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Tuesday’s Games Castillo declined his 2018 option, opting Oakland 450.444 196 214 St. Louis 15 11 31 23 50 36 Westchester at Delaware, 6:30 p.m. to become a free agent. Denver 350.375 150 198 Winnipeg 13 733 17 42 39 Greensboro at Fort Wayne, 7 p.m. BOSTON RED SOX — Named Tim L.A. Chargers350.375 150 152 Colorado 14 860 16 48 47 Windy City at Grand Rapids, 7 p.m. Hyers hitting coach and Andy Barkett NATIONAL CONFERENCE Dallas 14 860 16 41 39 Iowa at Agua Caliente, 10 p.m. assisting hitting coach. East Nashville 14 752 16 37 41 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Declined W LT Pct PF PA Chicago 15 762 16 43 36 All NBATimes EST their 2018 option on LHP Boone Logan. Philadelphia 810.889 283 179 Minnesota 12 552 12 37 35 EASTERN CONFERENCE Activated RHP Cody Anderson and RHP Dallas 530.625 226 178 Pacific Division Atlantic Division Dylan Baker from the 60-day DL. Pur- Washington 440.500 177 194 GP WLOT Pts GF GA WLPct GB chased the contract of C Eric Haase from N.Y. Giants 170.125 129 207 Los Angeles 14 10 22 22 48 31 Boston 92.818 — Columbus (IL). South Vegas 14 941 19 50 41 Toronto 54.556 3 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Announced W LT Pct PF PA San Jose 13 850 16 36 30 New York 54.556 3 LHP Mike Minor declined his mutual New Orleans 620.750 221 155 Vancouver 13 742 16 35 31 Philadelphia 54.556 3 option. Carolina 630.667 168 159 Calgary 14 860 16 35 38 Brooklyn 36.333 5 MINNESOTA TWINS — Named Derek Atlanta 440.500 170 172 Anaheim 14 662 14 40 43 Southeast Division Shelton bench coach. Tampa Bay 260.250 158 198 Edmonton 13 481 930 43 WLPct GB NEW YORK YANKEES — Selected the North Arizona 16 2 12 2641 65 Orlando 64.600 — contracts of OF Jake Cave and RHP Nick WLT Pct PF PA NOTE: Two points for a win, one point Washington 54.556 ½ Rumbleow from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Minnesota 620.750 179 135 for overtime loss. Top three teams in each Charlotte 55.500 1 (IL). Green Bay 440.500 181 191 division and two wild cards per confer- Miami 45.444 1½ OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Assigned Detroit 440.500 206 186 ence advance to playoffs. Atlanta 29.182 4½ RHPs Michael Brady, Simon Castro and Chicago 350.375 134 171 Sunday’s Games Central Division Josh Smith outright to Nashville (PCL). West Detroit 4, Edmonton 0 WLPct GB Reinstated RHPs Paul Blackburn, Andrew WLT Pct PF PA N.Y. Islanders 6, Colorado 4 Detroit 73.700 — Triggs and Bobby Wahl and OF Dustin L.A. Rams 620.750 263 155 Montreal 2, Chicago 0 Indiana 55.500 2 Fowler from the 60-day DL. Seattle 530.625 189 149 Calgary 5, New Jersey 4, SO Milwaukee 45.444 2½ TAMPA BAY RAYS — Exercised their Arizona 440.500 139 201 Monday’s Games Cleveland 46.400 3 2018 option on RHP Nathan Eovaldi. San Fran 090.000 143 239 Washington 3, Arizona 2, OT Chicago 26.250 4 TEXAS RANGERS — Exercised their Thursday’s Games N.Y. Rangers 5, Columbus 3 WESTERN CONFERENCE 2018 option on LHP Martin Perez. N.Y. Jets 34, Buffalo 21 Boston 5, Minnesota 3 Southwest Division Declined to exercise options on RHP Sunday’s Games Toronto 4, Vegas 3, SO W L Pct GB Tony Barnette and 1B/DH Mike Napoli. Jacksonville 23, Cincinnati 7 Winnipeg at Dallas, late Houston 83.727 — Assigned RHP Austin Bibens-Dirkxand C L.A. Rams 51, N.Y. Giants 17 Detroit at Vancouver, late Memphis 64.600 1½ A.J. Jimenez outright to Round Rock (TL). New Orleans 30, Tampa Bay 10 Tuesday’s Games San Antonio 64.600 1½ Reinstated INF Hanser Alberto and RHP Carolina 20, Atlanta 17 Edmonton at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. New Orleans 55.500 2½ Chi Chi Gonzalez from the 60-day DL. Tennessee 23, Baltimore 20 Washington at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Dallas 1 10 .091 7 Named Don Wakamatsu bench coach, Indianapolis 20, Houston 14 St. Louis at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Northwest Division Dan Warthen assistant pitching coach Philadelphia 51, Denver 23 Florida at Carolina, 7 p.m. W L Pct GB and Colby Lewis special assistant to the Dallas 28, Kansas City 17 Nashville at Columbus, 7 p.m. Minnesota 73.700 — general manager. Promoted Ross Fen- Arizona 20, San Francisco 10 Arizona at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Portland 64.600 1 stermaker to director of pro scouting. Washington 17, Seattle 14 Vegas at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Utah 55.500 2 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Declined Oakland 27, Miami 24 Vancouver at Calgary, 9 p.m. Denver 55.500 2 2018 option on OF Jose Bautista. Open: Chicago, Minnesota, New Eng- Los Angeles at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Oklahoma City 45.444 2½ National League land, L.A. Chargers, Cleveland, Pitts- Wednesday’s Games Pacific Division ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Exer- burgh Minnesota at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. W L Pct GB cised the 2018 option on INF Daniel Monday’s Games Boston at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Golden State 73.700 — Descalso. Detroit 30, Green Bay 17 Tampa Bay at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 54.556 1½ CHICAGO CUBS — Claimed RHP Thursday, Nov. 9 Thursday’s Games L.A. Lakers 55.500 2 Cory Mazzoni off waivers from San Diego. Seattle at Arizona, 8:25 p.m. Edmonton at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Phoenix 46.400 3 Selected the contract of RHP Matt Cara- Sunday, Nov. 12 Chicago at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Sacramento 18.111 5½ siti from Iowa (PCL). Assigned OF Leonys Pittsburgh at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Minnesota at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Sunday’s Games Martin outright to Iowa (PCL). Minnesota at Washington, 1 p.m. Arizona at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Atlanta 117, Cleveland 115 COLORADO ROCKIES — Declined L.A. Chargers at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. Detroit at Calgary, 9 p.m. Miami 104, L.A. Clippers 101 the 2018 option on INF Alexi Amarista. New Orleans at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Vancouver at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Boston 104, Orlando 88 RHP Greg Holland declined his 2018 Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Washington 107, Toronto 96 option. Cincinnati at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Houston 137, Utah 110 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — N.Y. Jets at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. NBA G League San Antonio 112, Phoenix 95 Declined the 2018 option on OF Andre Ethier. Exercised the 2018 option on INF Cleveland at Detroit, 1 p.m. (FormerlyAll Times D ESTLeague) New York 108, Indiana 101 Houston at L.A. Rams, 4:05 p.m. Minnesota 112, Charlotte 94 Logan Forsythe. Assigned INF/OF Eastern Conference O’Koyea Dickson outright to Oklahoma N.Y. Giants at San Francisco, 4:25 p.m. Atlantic Division Portland 103, Oklahoma City 99 Pat Krause/Daily Globe Dallas at Atlanta, 4:25 p.m. L.A. Lakers 107, Memphis 102 City (PCL). Reinstated LHP Grant Dayton, W L PCT GB RHP Yimi Garcia, LHP Scott Kazmir, LHP WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Macie Ahonen displays good shooting form as assistant coach Nicole Ribich New England at Denver, 8:30 p.m. Westchester 201.000 — Monday’s Games Open: Kansas City, Philadelphia, Balti- Boston 110, Atlanta 107 Adam Liberatore, RHP Josh Ravin and looks on from the sideline during the first day of basketball practice on Monday. Head coach Bruce Mahler Maine 201.000 — OF Andrew Toles from the 60-day DL. more, Oakland Long Island 101.000 ½ Brooklyn at Phoenix, late welcomed 20 girls in grades 9-12 to the first practice. The Cardinals will open their season at home against Monday, Nov. 13 Miami at Golden State, late PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Claimed Raptors 01.000 1½ LHP Nik Turley off waivers from Minneso- Three Lakes, Wis., on Tuesday, Nov. 28. Miami at Carolina, 8:30 p.m. Central Division Tuesday’s Games Dallas at Washington, 7 p.m. ta. W L PCT GB ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Assigned All TimesCFL EST Grand Rapids 201.000 — Milwaukee at Cleveland, 7 p.m. New Orleans at Indiana, 7 p.m. INF Alex Mejia outright to Memphis (PCL) PLAYOFFS Wisconsin 101.000 ½ and C Alberto Rosario outright making Sunday, Nov. 12 Canton 01.000 1½ Charlotte at New York, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. him eligible to become a minor league Eastern Semifinal Fort Wayne 01.000 1½ free-agent. Released RHP Trevor Rosen- Saskatchewan at Ottawa, 1 p.m. Windy City 01.000 1½ L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Judge bidding for rare Brooklyn at Denver, 9 p.m. thal. Western Semifinal Southeast Division SAN DIEGO PADRES — Announced Edmonton at Winnipeg, 4:30 p.m. WLPCT GB Philadelphia at Utah, 9 p.m. Memphis at Portland, 10 p.m. RHP Tim Melville and C Hector Sanchez Sunday, Nov. 19 Greensboro 101.000 — cleared outright waivers. Reinstated Eastern Final Lakeland 11.500 ½ Oklahoma City at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games RHPs Carter Capps and Colin Rea, OF TBD at Toronto, 1 p.m. Delaware 02.000 1½ Alex Dickerson, and LHPs Robbie Erlin double with BBWAA awards Western Final Erie 02.000 1½ Indiana at Detroit, 7 p.m. New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. and LHP Matt Strahm from the 60-day DL. TBD at Calgary, 4:30 p.m. Western Conference SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Exer- NEW YORK (AP) — Yankees homers and 114 RBIs in 155 as a wild card. Sunday, Nov. 26 Midwest Division L.A. Lakers at Boston, 8 p.m. Miami at Phoenix, 9 p.m. cised their 2018 options on LHPs Madi- slugger Aaron Judge is a finalist games this season. Led by The NL champion Dodgers Grey Cup WLPCT GB son Bumgarner and Matt Moore and 3B TBD, 6 p.m. Iowa 101.000 — Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. for AL MVP and Rookie of the Judge’s breakout, New York got could take home three awards. Thursday’s Games Pablo Sandoval. Named Curt Young Memphis 11.500 ½ pitching coach and Alonzo Powell hitting NHL Sioux Falls 11.500 ½ L.A. Lakers at Washington, 7 p.m. Year, giving him a chance to into the playoffs as a wild card Cody Bellinger could join Judge All Times EST New Orleans at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. coach. become just the third player to and made it to the AL Champi- as a unanimous winner for Rook- win the awards in the same onship Series before it was elim- ie of the Year, Clayton Kershaw year. inated by Altuve and the Astros. is going for a fourth NL Cy The Baseball Writers’ Associ- Houston went on to win the Young Award and Dave Roberts Browns’ Gordon admits drinking, ation of America revealed the World Series for the first time. is up for Manager of the Year. finalists for its major awards on In addition to Altuve, the Pittsburgh first baseman Monday night. The winners will BBWAA also recognized A.J. Josh Bell and St. Louis infielder drug use before ‘every game’ be announced next week. Hinch from the Astros as a final- Paul DeJong round out the field BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Josh ment. would drink probably like half a Judge could be a unanimous ist for AL Manager of the Year for NL Rookie of the Year, and Gordon has never played an NFL “We have had some prelimi- glass, or a couple shots to try and winner for Rookie of the Year, alongside Terry Francona of the Boston outfielder Andrew Benin- game sober. That has to change if nary conversations with him,” warm my system up, basically. but the MVP field also includes Indians and Paul Molitor of the tendi and Baltimore slugger he plans to play in another one. Brown said. “We are looking for- To get the motor running. That’s Houston second baseman Jose Twins. Trey Mancini also are up for the One day before the Browns ward to having him back.” what I would do for games.” Altuve and Cleveland infielder The race for NL MVP also is AL award. wide receiver gets another shot Coach Hue Jackson said Gor- In the conditions established Jose Ramirez. intriguing. Miami slugger Gian- Kershaw is competing against at rebooting his star-crossed don’s disclosure won’t change the by Goodell, Gordon is allowed to Ichiro Suzuki and Fred Lynn carlo Stanton, who led the Washington aces Max Scherzer career, Gordon revealed in a can- team’s decision to accept him attend team meetings and work are the only players to win the majors with 59 homers and 132 and Stephen Strasburg. Corey did magazine interview that he back. out by himself. As long as he ful- marquee awards in the same RBIs this year, is competing Kluber of Cleveland, Chris Sale used drugs or alcohol before “I think he was letting things fills requirements, Gordon can season. Suzuki accomplished the against first basemen Paul Gold- of Boston and Luis Severino every game of his career — pro or out if that is what was said,” said begin practicing with the Browns feat in 2001 with Seattle, and schmidt of Arizona and Joey from the Yankees are up for the college. Jackson, who coached Gordon on Nov. 20. Lynn was a double winner in Votto of Cincinnati. AL Cy Young Award. Gordon, who was reinstated before the 26-year-old checked Gordon has missed 51 games 1975 with Boston. Stanton and Votto each The field for NL Manager of on a conditional basis by Com- himself into rehab in 2016. “I since 2014 due to the suspen- The 25-year-old Judge, who played on losing teams, while the Year also includes Colorado’s missioner Roger Goodell last think he was cleansing himself of sions, derailing a career filled made his major league debut Goldschmidt helped the Dia- Bud Black and Arizona’s Torey week after being suspended for his past, and I get that a little with so much promise. last year, hit .284 with 52 mondbacks get into the playoffs Lovullo. nearly three years, told GQ he bit, but again, I think he said In the GQ piece, Gordon said drank or smoked marijuana what he felt he needed to say.” he was forced to move from Ohio before “every game. Probably Jackson said he planned to sit to Florida to escape ridicule after every game of my career.” down with Gordon and discuss he was suspended. Finlandia names Rob Boss as The former Pro Bowler did the his disclosures, which included “I’ve been harassed, had interview before meeting with him saying, “a bunch of guys drinks thrown at me,” he said. Goodell in New York. Gordon smoke weed before the game. But “I’ve been (followed) in the gro- head coach of football program said he began taking drugs in we’re not talking about them.” cery store, heckled everywhere. seventh grade, and he outlined a Gordon has been suspended At the games, people harassed HANCOCK — Finlandia Uni- sive and offensive line coach, aca- day. Driscoll was the first head pregame routine as a pro where three times for multiple viola- and heckled my brothers and my versity Athletic Director Curtis demic coordinator, chief financial coach in program history. The he would do shots of alcohol to tions of the league’s substance- mom. Somebody dented the hood Wittenberg today announces the officer, run game coordinator and team earned a 7-17 record under “get the motor running.” abuse policy. During his first of the car. Had to sue a guy and promotion of Rob Boss to head in 2016 he was named interim Driscoll. “We would stay at the team stint with the Browns, Gordon get the money back cause he coach of the university’s football head coach. “I want to thank Tim for the hotel, and then players are said he found ways to cheat the damaged the car. People are program, effective immediately. “I want to thank the adminis- work he did getting this program allowed to go back home, get league’s rules. throwing money, pennies, to “Rob has shown incredible tration for giving me the honor to off the ground,” Wittenberg said. what they need and then go to “If I had already been drug break the windows. So Cleveland leadership in his one year at Fin- run the football program here at “When he arrived on campus in the game,” Gordon said. “So I’d tested that week, or the day was rough, man.” landia, and we’re confident his Finlandia University,” Boss said. 2013 there was no team. leave the hotel early morning, go before the game, I knew I had a Jackson said he’s not worried abilities, passion and experience “I thank Coach Driscoll for laying Through dedication, hard work home, eat breakfast, do my little couple days to buy to clean my that Gordon is painting a gloomy are what our football program the foundation of which we will and passion he was able to get ritual, whatever it may be, some system,” he said. “Even before I picture to get out of playing for needs to take the next step,” Ath- build on. I am excited and anx- this program off the ground and weed, some alcohol and then go was getting tested for alcohol, the winless Browns. letic Director Curtis Wittenberg ious to get to work recruiting we’ll forever be grateful for the to the game. And then, I’d defi- prior to my DWI in 2014, I would “I don’t think he is trying to do said. “His passion for football in quality student athletes, devel- work he did to make that hap- nitely be partying after every take the biggest bong rip I could. that,” he said. “I do need to feel northern Michigan will be a huge oping the men currently on our pen.” game, win or lose. Every game.” And try to conceal all the smell comfortable that he is not. If he asset for our program, our uni- roster and hiring a highly quali- The Lions finished their third Gordon’s shocking admission off all my clothes. I’d be dressed is coming back to play football, I versity and our community.” fied staff to put a product on the season of football with a 3-3 came as the Browns prepared to up to go to the game. I would think he knows he needs to play Boss has 10 years of collegiate field that makes the community record. The 2018 season will be welcome him back to their facili- have these little pre-made shots. football here. There is no other coaching experience, including of Hancock and the entire Upper the team’s first playing in the ty on Tuesday. On Monday, exec- I used to love Grand Marnier. I place that he can do what he eight seasons at NCAA Division Peninsula proud.” Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic utive vice president of football could drink it down smooth. I needs to do in the National Foot- II Northern Michigan Universi- Boss is replacing Tim Driscoll, Conference, the oldest college operations Sashi Brown said the could usually drink a lot of it. ball League, I am talking about ty. Boss served a wide variety of who finished his third season as athletic conference in the coun- team has had limited contact “But if it wasn’t that, it might as far as playing. It is right roles at NMU, including defen- head coach of the Lions on Satur- try. with Gordon since his reinstate- be a whiskey or something. And I here.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Getting back on the teaching horse Dear Annie: I am in my 20s it is — then you won’t be happy and working multiple jobs. A few until you’ve given it everything years ago, I began substitute teaching at the elementary you’ve got. school in the town I grew up in. Dear Annie: My dear neigh- For about two years, I filled in for bor “Susie” and I attend the same many teachers and even worked Dear exercise class twice a week. She long term a few times, but I was Annie never a permanent employee at wants to alternate who drives to the school. the class, but neither she nor her It was fun connecting with the interviewing multiple times. I husband is a good driver. He has kids, and I even ate lunch with decided I just needed a break MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM one student regularly after being vision problems and had an acci- from substitute teaching, so I did his aide for a few weeks. Addi- dent, and she is a nervous driver, not go back until late in the year, tionally, I worked as a supervisor and when I did, the classes I had as well as a nervous passenger, for the school’s summer day care were anything but fun. I tried to calling out whether it is OK to program. reconnect with the student I had I aspired to work there full proceed at an intersection. I real- lunch with, but his teacher time but was not hired, despite ly don’t want her to be the driver. would not permit me to do that again, despite thanking me for How do I diplomatically tell her OUR doing it previously. that I would prefer to drive or Y I was so hurt after all of this meet her at exercise classes with- that I decided to give up on out hurting our relationship? HOROSCOPE teaching. Now I find myself miss- ing the kids, and I want to get — Perturbed Passenger BORN LOSER back to helping them do their Dear Perturbed Passenger: best. People tend to get defensive But after this series of rejec- tions, seeing the dark side of about their driving skills, so working with children and being you’ll need to sugarcoat this bit- away for so long, I find myself ter pill as heavily as you can. EUGENIA LAST afraid to go back. Bring it up at a calm time, not A place I once enjoyed now makes my stomach turn when I when you’re in the car together, Your Birthday think of going there. How do I and present the issue as being Tuesday, November 7 conquer this fear and get over more about you (e.g., “I get car- these disappointments? Explore new possibilities. The sick easily if I’m not driving”) — Feeling Like a Failure opportunity to raise your standard of than her. Tell her you’d prefer ALLEY OOP living looks promising. A change of Dear Feeling Like a Fail- scenery will boost your creativity and ure: You applied to one teaching driving to the classes. If she encourage you to start new projects. job, and you made it to the final reacts poorly, give her time to Romance should be part of your round of the interview process. cool off, and start driving on your itinerary this year, along with settling In my view, that’s a win. Ask any debts. the folks who interviewed you own. You cannot continue riding SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — whether they would be willing to with unsafe drivers simply out of Negotiate for what you want. Use your provide some feedback. I’m not intuitive insight to drive home your guilt. sure what your education level desires without being unrealistic. You Send your questions for can come out on top. is, but it’s possible that you need SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) to complete additional schooling Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- — Do something nice for someone to be a viable candidate. ators.com. To find out more you love, but don’t go into debt trying Today’s job market is highly about Annie Lane and read fea- to prove how much you care. Offering competitive, and hardly anyone time and assistance will mean more tures by other Creators Syndi- FOR BETTER OR WORSE gets the first job he or she applies than any gift you can offer. to. cate columnists and cartoonists, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You’re probably going to have Show a little passion, whether dealing visit the Creators Syndicate web- to apply to lots more, and that’s with work or personal issues. 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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Take care of personal and relationship mat- ters. Your attentive behavior will GET FUZZY encourage optimum support and a dis- play of affection in return. Physical improvements will turn out well. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Incorporate your experience, connec- tions and knowledge into your plans to reach your goal. Negotiate terms and ask for an agreement in writing. Pro- tect against distortion and loss. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Take pride in your appearance. Get together with people you find emotion- ally and mentally stimulating. Personal changes will make you happy. Romance is in the stars. BEETLE BAILEY LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Fix up your surroundings. Updates that will help you cut your overhead should be considered. An offer, gift or money will come from an unusual or unexpected source. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Demands will be made that will make it difficult for you to get the job done to the best of your ability. 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Dell Computers,IRONWOOD: 2 bedroom home stocks made modest gains and “Global economic growth is jumped 12.7 percent Friday on Sales & Repairs, Virus Removal with attached garage. Clean, set more records Monday as expanding somewhat rapidly and reports Broadcom was going to recently updated, new flooring. Appliances Call Timothy D. Szot upheaval in oil-rich Saudi Arabia the M&A is looking to capitalize make an offer. Apple also rose Professional Computer Serv- No pets. No smoking. (906)364-1690 ices (906)364-4506 sent crude prices to two-year on the growth areas, in particu- $1.75, or 1 percent, to $174.25 as highs. Chipmakers and media lar technology,” he said. “Any technology companies rose for MattsonÕs Commercial/ Rooms for Rent companies climbed on deal capital investment cycle will the eight straight day. reports while phone and house- begin with technology.” That wasn’t the only potential TV & Appliance Residential NEWLY REFERBISHED rooms for rent. Utilities included. hold goods companies sank. Companies that make and sell chip tie-up in the news. After the PROPERTY FOR rent: 3200 sq.ft. Refrigerator, Microwave, Hot U.S. crude oil reached its household goods slumped on Wall Street Journal reported office building. Former Social Plate. $100.00 per week. highest price since mid-2015 weak quarterly results from CVS that Marvell Technologies is in Since 1962 Security offices, Cloverland Drive, (906)285-9467 Ironwood. Will build/remodel after dozens of Saudi princes and Health and food distributor talks to buy Cavium, Cavium to suit. Call (906)932-1411. Real Estate senior officials and businessmen Sysco. Late in the day Twenty- advanced $8.16, or 12 percent, to Apartments & were arrested as part of a pur- First Century Fox and Disney $76.43 and Marvell rose $1.69, or ÒBox Store ported corruption investigation. both climbed after CNBC report- 9.1 percent, to $20.20. Duplexes Prices, Saudi Arabia is the world’s ed the two sides recently dis- Sprint fell 77 cents, or 11.5 APARTMENTS AVAILABLE in largest exporter of oil, and cussed a deal in which Disney percent, to $5.90 and T-Mobile Hurley. Rent based on income. investors wondered if the tumult would buy most of Fox’s assets. sank $3.37, or 5.7 percent, to Small Town Stove & fridge provided. Coin operated laundry on site. could constrict oil supplies and Those talks were said to have $55.54 after they dashed ServiceÓ Please call: (712)580-5360. drive prices higher. Energy com- ended without an agreement. investors’ hopes they would final- panies jumped, with drilling The Standard & Poor’s 500 ly combine. DOWNTOWN IRONWOOD Sales • Rentals apartment with laundry. Secure,Management • Appraisals companies making some of the index rose 3.29 points, or 0.1 per- Verizon dropped $1.89, or 4 clean, modern. No Pets. biggest gains. cent, to 2,591.13. The Dow Jones percent, to $45.53 and AT&T slid $335.00 monthly. (906)932-1425. Chipmakers surged after industrial average added 9.23 44 cents, or 1.3 percent, to $32.86 906-932-5406 IRONWOOD: 2 bedroom Broadcom offered to buy competi- points, or less than 0.1 percent, after more reports that Japanese Highway US-2 • Ironwood apartment, garage, $375.00 plus tor Qualcomm for $103 billion, to 23,548.42. The Nasdaq com- conglomerate SoftBank, which utilities. Also, 4 bedroom, 2 bath Legals upnorthproperty.com house, $600.00. (920)217-5981 which would be the largest tech- posite gained 22 points, or 0.3 owns Sprint, is interested in buy- nology acquisition ever if it’s percent, to 6,786.44. The Russell ing cable provider Charter Com- APARTMENT IN Ironwood: 1 bed- November 7, 2017 NATIONAL FOREST 122 E. Aurora St. room. Heat, Water and Electric completed. Wireless carriers 2000 index of smaller-company munications. CNBC reported on TIMBER FOR SALE included. Newly remodeled. 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Vulnerable: East-West Fed leadership overhaul widens under Trump South West North East 1o 2p 2n Pass 4n All Pass WASHINGTON (AP) — A financial crisis, which nearly top- The committee is composed of Want to Draw Attention revamping of the Federal pled the banking system. the board members and five of Opening lead: p 3 Reserve’s leadership is widening The uncertainty surrounding the 12 regional bank presidents. No high cards left, to Your Home? with the announcement Monday the Fed’s top policymakers has Unlike the New York Fed presi- so go for trumps that William Dudley, president been heightened by the slow pace dent, the other regional bank of the New York Fed and the No. with which the Trump adminis- presidents vote on a rotating By Phillip Alder 2 official on the Fed’s key inter- tration has moved to fill open- basis. The New York Fed presi- Place it in the Classifieds Randy Pausch, who was a est rate panel, will retire next ings. dent also serves as vice chairman professor of computer science and year. To date, the administration of the rate-setting panel. human-computer interaction, said, “We cannot change the cards we are Just last week, President Don- has placed one new person on the Some economists said that dealt, just how we play the hand.” That is so true. This week, we are ald Trump chose Fed board Fed board: Randal Quarles, a while financial markets have so looking at how the defenders can collect more trump tricks than might member Jerome Powell to veteran of the private equity far registered little concern seem possible at the beginning of a $99 $149 replace Janet Yellen as Fed chair industry who is thought to favor about the number of key open deal. In today’s example, how many trump tricks can East-West take in February. The post of Fed vice looser regulations, was con- Fed positions, that could change against four hearts? South had a minimum for a two- chair remains vacant. So do two firmed as the first vice chairman quickly, especially if investors heart response, but the decent six- 40 Words 40 Words additional seats on the Fed’s for supervision. That still left begin to worry that the central card suit made his hand strong Includ enough. His initial plan was to rebid es Ph seven-member board. And a three vacancies on the Fed’s bank will accelerate interest rate a game-invitational three hearts, but oto & fourth seat may open as well board: Just as Quarles was join- hikes. here North jumped to four hearts. 60 Days Online (Yes, as in yesterday’s deal, three 30 Days Listi no-trump would have been more ng next year. ing the board last month, Stan- “We need to get rid of this successful if North guessed hearts The unusual pace of the ley Fischer was stepping down as uncertainty, and until these correctly.) After West leads the club three, turnover has given Trump the Fed vice chairman. seats are filled, there is going to East should first check the high- Prepayment required. Offer is subject to change without notice. Additional words .25 each. card points. He has 12, and dummy rare opportunity for a president And Yellen herself could be uncertainty,” said Diane holds 18. That leaves 10 missing, but Realtors, Landlords welcome. Limit one property per ad. Other restrictions apply. to put his personal stamp on the decide to leave the board when Swonk, chief economist at DS South had enough to respond at the two-level. West must have nothing of makeup of the Fed, which oper- her term as chair ends on Feb. 3, Economics. value. So, East should hope that his partner has led a singleton. ates as an independent agency. even though her separate term Analysts are trying to read the East wins the first trick and returns Investors are awaiting signals of on the board runs until 2024. two decisions Trump has made the club jack, his highest remaining club being a suit-preference signal how Trump’s upcoming selec- Dudley’s announcement that — picking Powell for the top job for spades, the higher-ranking of the other two side suits. tions might alter the Fed’s he plans to retire by mid-2018 and Quarles for the key post for After West ruffs and returns a spade, East wins with his ace and ... approach to interest rates and also creates an opening on the banking supervision — as signs what? regulations. committee of board members and for where he might be headed. When you have taken every possible side-suit trick, you must try Trump has made it known bank presidents who set interest With Powell, the president opted for trump winners. East should lead the club two. This will force West to that he favors low interest rates. rate policies. Dudley’s position is for continuity on rates by select- ruff with his second heart. Declarer He has also called for a loosening particularly crucial: As head of ing someone who for years was has to overruff with dummy’s king, and suddenly East’s queen becomes of financial regulations. The Fed the New York Fed, he is a per- the lone Republican on the board a winner. It is a textbook uppercut resulting in East-West’s taking two has played a key role in oversee- manent voting member of the but who remained a reliable vote trump tricks. ing the tighter regulations that Fed committee that sets interest for the gradual approach to rate © 2017 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS were enacted after the 2008 rates. hikes Yellen favored. BRIDGE PHILLIP ALDER AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss ON THE LINK BETWEEN ADDITIONAL CALCIUM INTAKE AND HEART DISEASE SUDOKU DAILY GLOBE by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle Dear Doctor: Calcium is frequently rec- improvement in the ratio of their good to the 46 percent who were not taking addi- "Y$AVE'REEN based on a 9x9 grid with several ommended to reduce the risk of bone bad cholesterol (HDL/LDL). However, tional calcium. They found that the group fractures in the elderly, but I've read that after 2 1/2 years, the group that took the taking the 1,000 mg of calcium had a 16 given numbers. The object is to place calcium builds in the arteries and heart. calcium started to show an increased risk percent increase in the rate of heart at-     the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty So what choice do women have -- die of of heart attacks; after five years, they had tacks. squares so that each row, each col- a hip fracture or die of a heart attack? a 49 percent increased risk. Other grouped studies (using the initial Personally, I don't know which would be Then there was a 2010 British Medical data of the WHI study) have not shown umn and each 3x3 box contains the     better. Journal study that combined data from 11 this degree of risk with calcium supple- same number only once. Dear Reader: You highlight an interesting studies in which women took elemental mentation.    The difficulty issue. There is no doubt that calcium is calcium supplements of 500 mg or more. Confusing, isn't it? Here's the take-home beneficial for bones, with supplementa- The studies, which evaluated fracture risk level of the Conceptis Sudoku message: If you're otherwise healthy, tak- tion improving bone density and -- at 500 and bone density, weren't intended to as- ing up to 1,000 mg of calcium supple-    increases from Monday to Saturday. to 1,200 milligrams per day -- leading to sess heart attack and stroke risk, but re- ments may be safe. But if you have risk a 9 to 19 percent decrease in the rate of searchers did gather data on the Answer to previous puzzle factors for a heart attack or stroke, such hip fractures. But it's true that supple- conditions. In total, the group that took as a history of smoking, diabetes, kidney    ments may have risks as well. calcium had a 27 percent increased risk dysfunction or a significant family history          First, for women over 50, supplementa- of heart attacks and a 12 percent higher of heart disease, I would avoid large          tion with 1,000 mg of calcium and 400 IU risk (not considered statistically signifi- doses of calcium and would, in fact, limit    of vitamin D leads to a 17 percent in- cant) of strokes. calcium supplement intake to no more          creased risk of kidney stones. Second, In 2011, the same authors tackled data than 500 mg per day. It's all about balanc-          calcium supplementation for people with from the Women's Health Initiative (WHI) ing bone health with overall health.    kidney dysfunction or those on dialysis study in which 36,282 women took 1,000 (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an internist and          causes increased calcification of blood mg of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D or assistant professor of medicine at the          vessels and a greater risk of heart attacks a placebo for seven years. The initial University of California, Los Angeles.)    and strokes. study did not reveal an increase in heart COPYRIGHT 2017          A 2008 study of 1,471 postmenopausal attacks among women taking calcium THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF women in New Zealand compared the ef- supplements, but as it turned out, 54 per- HARVARD COLLEGE #ONCEPTIS0UZZLES $ISTBY+ING&EATURES3YNDICATE )NC                cent were taking additional calcium be- DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK fects of 1,000 mg of calcium citrate to FOR UFS          #ONCEPTIS0UZZLES $ISTBY+ING&EATURES3YNDICATE )NC yond the supplements that were part of $IFFICULTY,EVEL  those of a placebo. In five years of follow- 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; $IFFICULTY,EVEL    up, women who took the calcium had an the trial. Noting this, the authors of the 816-581-7500 study compared their data with data from l 14 TUESDAY, N OVEMBER 7, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Paul Mlasko Independent Insurance Agent

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