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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Saturday, November 9, 2019 Snow, snow, snow yourdailyglobe.com | High: 35 | Low: 21 | Details, page 2 Gravel pit reopening GRAVEL ROADS proposal sparks concerns By KIM E. STROM Watersmeet.” Bolich said, “We will be leaving [email protected] While Giannola understands a natural border of trees and earth WATERSMEET – The Gogebic the need for the county to make between the gravel pit and U.S. 2 County Road Commission has use of a gravel pit, he would to buffer noise from the site. proposed reopening an old gravel rather see it somewhere else. We’re doing everything within pit in Watersmeet Township and “Would you want a gravel pit our power to minimize the some residents are concerned put across from your house?” he impact. We understand where the about the impact it could pose for asked the Daily Globe. “They will water tables are. EGLE (The the area. Especially concerned is have loaders come in. There will Department of Environment, Watersmeet Trout Hatchery and be trucks coming and going with Great Lakes and Energy for the fish farm owner Dino Giannola noise and dust. As it is, the opera- state of Michigan) came on site whose business and home are tion will go on less than a hun- and evaluated it,” he said. located directly across the road dred feet from my window. That’s The road commission has from the site. unacceptable.” applied for a voluntary permit, The road commission has Even more concerning to Gian- Bolich said, and it is waiting for a retained Coleman Engineering to nola is the potential negative response. do a plan on the best use for the impact it could have on his busi- “It’s important for us to have pit, according to road commission ness. that resource (gravel pit),” he said. manager Barry Bolich. “The coun- “I agree they need a gravel pit, “There are not many resources left ty has owned that property since but not right across the street on the east end. We are planning 1926 and it was purchased for the from my business,” he said. “I for the future and being responsi- natural gravel on the property,” he understand they want to have ble to the Gogebic County resi- told the Daily Globe in a recent one, I understand there’s good dents.” interview. “As sources dwindle, rock but it’s not worth what it will Giannola said he doesn’t we’re looking at future resources do to my business.” believe the road commission will on the eastern end of the county.” “Run-off water from gravel pits protect the water table in the area. “We’re going to start using that compromises water quality for “They tell us they’ll stay 16 feet resource the county has owned trout and puts the hatchery’s fish above water level, but ground for several years. If we had to inventory at risk,” said Giannola shifts are still a concern to us,” truck it in from Bessemer or other in an outline he sent to the Daily Giannola said. “Our sole reliance sources, it would be cost pro- Globe describing why he is is spring water. It comes out of the hibitive,” he said. “The township against the location of the gravel ground at a rate of about 1,000 Submitted photo of Watersmeet, and especially the pit. “Gravel pits raise water tem- gallons per minute.” THE GOGEBIC County Road Commission has proposed re-open- road commission, will benefit perature, increase sediment in the Giannola is also worried ing a gravel pit belonging to the county. The entrance to the greatly by having this resource to water and impair the water chem- gravel pit on old U.S. 2 sits across the road and uphill from the maintain our roads in istry,” he said. Watersmeet Trout Hatchery which is privately owned. GRAVEL — page 5 WITC among Aspen Prize contestants

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Wis- employment outcomes.” vital role in developing talent consin Indianhead Technical The 150 community colleges and enabling social mobility College is among 150 schools were selected from a pool of across the country, and it’s criti- nationwide competing for a $1 nearly 1,000 public two-year col- cal for them to get better at what million Aspen Prize for Commu- leges nationwide using publicly they do,” said Josh Wyner, exec- nity College Excellence. available data on student out- utive director of the Aspen Insti- The announcement came comes. The colleges represent tute College Excellence Program. from Aspen on Tuesday. Only the diversity and depth of the “We’re pleased to see evidence 15% of community colleges community college sector in 39 that these institutions are nationwide have been invited to states, serving as few as 500 stu- improving, that more are deliv- apply. dents and as many as 75,000 ering on their promise. We’re The award is considered a students. also pleased to play a role in signature recognition of high Mott Community College is honoring outstanding commu- achievement and performance the only Michigan school among nity colleges and sharing what among community colleges. The the 150 contestants. The other works to ensure great outcomes criteria for the honor is based in Wisconsin schools include for students – through gradua- part on strong and improving Chippewa Valley Technical Col- tion and beyond.” student outcomes in learning, lege, Fox Valley Technical Col- The top ten finalists for the completion rates, employment lege, Lakeshore Technical Col- 2021 Aspen Prize will be named rates, earnings and equity. lege, Moraine Park Technical in May 2020. The Aspen Insti- “National recognitions are a College and Southwest Wiscon- tute will then conduct site visits Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe positive reflection of the dedica- sin Technical College. to each of the finalists and col- FROM LEFT, Hadda Patzke, Judy Ivey and Dorothy Wahner, all of tion and commitment of our Data show that over the last lect additional quantitative data, Mercer, stand in line with others at the “Soup for You” soup tast- employees to our students,” said two years, student retention, including employment and earn- ing and recipe sharing event Friday at the Mercer Public Library. WITC President John Will. graduation rates, and degree ings data. A jury will make This is the second annual event and the turnout made it a suc- “We’re proud to provide North- completion have improved at the award decisions in spring 2021. cess, according to library director Teresa Schmidt. west Wisconsin residents with top tier of 150 Aspen Prize-eligi- high quality programming and ble colleges. that result is exceptional “Community colleges play a Soup tasting draws crowd PRIZE — page 5 By KIM E. STROM During the main episode, MERCER – Hot soup on a Kramer states that mulligatawny cold day is just what the library soup is an Indian soup, but Vic- Marenisco plans next steps after Tuesday marijuana vote ordered Friday in Mercer at the tor states it’s actually an English By P.J. GLISSON “The people have spoken,” ers were under the mistaken second annual “Soup for You” soup made after an Indian recipe [email protected] said Marenisco Supervisor impression that, by giving the soup tasting and recipe sharing that was not really a soup but a MARENISCO – Prior to Tues- Richard Bouvette, who expected ordinance a thumbs down, they event. sauce derived from a word mean- day’s election, Marenisco was and hoped to get the public’s would be preventing the use of It was a full house and a good ing “pepper water” and it was poised to become the first gov- approval for the ordinance. recreational marijuana altogeth- turnout similar to last year’s served over white rice. ernmental entity in Gogebic Bouvette told the Daily Globe er. event, said library director Tere- Besides the mulligatawny, County to open its doors to recre- Friday that “And of course that’s not the sa Schmidt. there was Hungarian mushroom, ational marijuana enterprise. the opposi- case,” said the supervisor, who There were 12 different soups garlicky kale, squash and farro The township board already tion must suspects that some folks do not to try, and many of them creative soup, pillsbury biscuit chicken had voted on June 17 to pass an have rallied a realize that last year’s vote to and out of the ordinary, such as dumpling soup, stuffed green ordinance allowing a carefully s t r o n g legalize recreational marijuana in the mulligatawny soup. pepper, wonder soup (meatless) calculated formula of growers, turnout for Michigan is intact, meaning that Victor with the blog “Craving and Ukranian borscht, which is a manufacturers and distributors, the vote. any citizen living in or visiting Tasty” shared a bit of history on deep red beet based soup just to as well as safety compliance facil- Moreover, he the state has the right to use mar- the soup. Of course many may name a few. ities, specialty transporters, and also had ijuana products on private prop- remember the episodes of Sein- “It’s a wonderful community “micro-growers” who would have expected that erty. feld and the “soup nazi,” espe- outreach,” said guest Terry the luxury of both growing and younger vot- In general, said the supervisor cially the one where Jerry has to Kumpher of Mercer. Schmidt transporting on a limited scale. Richard ers might out- about persons who voted out the choose between his girlfriend stated that it was a nice opportu- A summer petition, however, Bouvette number any ordinance, “I think they pretty and a bowl of soup because the nity to have lunch with the com- resulted in putting the ordinance naysayers. much mortgaged their future.” very temperamental cook, actor munity. on this week’s ballot, and Instead, he said, “There were a Bouvette and various other Larry Thomas who played Yev All the recipes will be shared Marenisco citizens voted 146-64 lot of young people that voted Kassem, will not serve her. But soon on the library’s website at in favor of repealing the ordi- against this.” the soup is that good. mercerpubliclibrary.org. nance. He also thinks that some vot- VOTE — page 5 TODAY INDEX Snow — Details, page 2 Business ...... 14 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .13-15 Friday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 12 Vol. 100, No. 298 High 20 High 72 (1999) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 10 Low -7 (1959) Friday 0 in. Snow depth 0 in. Obituaries ...... 2 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 0.4 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 24 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 4 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low 18 Friday none l 2 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 AREA/NATION/WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK 36/30 Todayy we will see cloudy skies with Bergland an 80%800% chance of snow showers, 33/25 high ttemperature of 35°, humidity of Wakefield Ironwood 65%. West southwest wind 6 to 9 Saxon 32/24 35/21 Marenisco mph. Snow accumulation of less than 37/24 one ininch nch possible. Bessemer 33/25 Upson Hurley Watersmeet 32/24 Associated Press 35/21 35/21 33/25 SUNS AND MOON FAMILY AND friends unload the coffins that contain the remains of Rhonita Miller, Mercer and four of her young children Krystal and Howard, and twins Titus and Tiana, who 35/21 Manitowish were murdered by drug cartel gunmen earlier in the week, for a burial service at SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 6:53 a.m. the cemetery in Colonia Le Baron, Mexico, Friday. The bodies of Miller and four of 33/24 Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et...... 4:34 p.m. her children were taken in a convoy of pickup trucks and SUVS, on the same dirt- 34/26 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 3:47 p.m. MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 3:33 a.m. and-rock mountainous road where they were killed Monday, for burial in the com- munity of Colonia Le Baron in Chihuahua state. ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER

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Answer: ley ringed by rugged moun- Colonia LeBaron off a rural community’s future, resi- tains and desert scrub road flanked by cotton dents said. about 70 miles (112 kilo- fields. “The truth is we aren’t meters) from the border Kenny Miller, Rhonita safe here as a community,” Two arrested in Baraga with Arizona became Miller’s father-in-law, said Langford said. “We live in increasingly dangerous in she was “like an angel” and the mountains, we have no recent years as the cartels the children “little angels.” access to authorities, or County drug case exerted their power and Miller said that with the very, very little.” battled each other in Sono- eyes of the world upon the Former La Mora Mayor ra state, a drug smuggling shocking attacks, he hopes Steven Langford predicted L’ANSE – Detectives tion. the distribution of meth, hotbed. their deaths may not be in that as many as half of the with the Upper Peninsula “The vehicle was locat- pills and cocaine. One But La Mora, a hamlet of vain and can spotlight community’s the residents Substance Enforcement ed by UPSET detectives in defendant is on federal about 300 people where what he deems a nation- could leave, turning it into Team arrested two Baraga the ditch along U.S. 41. probation for prior drug residents raise cattle and wide concern with thou- a “ghost town.” The motive County residents Thurs- Both the driver and pas- and weapons charges, cultivate pomegranates, sands of Mexicans mourn- in the killings still isn’t day suspected of distribut- senger were not injured according to the “will be forever changed” ing missing and dead loved known, though Mexican ing prescription pills, and there was no damage announcement. following the killings Mon- ones amid record-setting authorities have suggested cocaine and crystal to the vehicle,” the Along with the arrest day as the women traveled homicide levels. the victims were in the methamphetamine, a drug spokesperson said. “Detec- and search of the vehicle, with their children to visit “We’ve got terrorists wrong place at the wrong team spokesman tives identified the driver there was also a search of a relatives, a tearful David here,” he said. time as competing cartels announced Friday. and passenger in the vehi- residence on Zeba Road in Langford told mourners at “I would like this to be fought over turf and may The two were arrested cle as the suspects L’Anse Township. Accord- the funeral for his wife, used for people who have have mistaken the SUVs after their car went into the involved in their ongoing ing to UPSET’s announce- Dawna Ray Langford, and no voice,” Miller said, “and the women and children ditch due to icy road con- investigation.” ment, roughly 10 grams of their 11-year-old and 2- I think ‘Nita’ would were in for rivals who trav- ditions while traveling Prescription pills were meth, additional pills and year-old sons. approve wholeheartedly.” el in similar vehicles. north on U.S. 41, just also allegedly seized dur- other evidence of drug dis- “One of the dearest The coffins were low- As he barbequed beef south of L’Anse, according ing the arrest. tribution were seized dur- things to our lives is the ered into three graves and chicken to feed hun- to the announcement, after The names of the sus- ing the search. safety of our family,” said under white tents set up to dreds of mourners arriving it was determined they pects weren’t released Fri- The investigation Langford. “And I won’t feel guard from the intermit- from the U.S. and other were connected to a 4- day, pending their arraign- remains ongoing. safe. I haven’t for a few tent rain. “Nita,” as she was parts of Mexico for the month long drug investiga- ment on charges related to –Richard Jenkins years here.” affectionately known, was funerals, Erasmo Valen- On Friday, the bodies of laid to rest in the middle zuela said he heard that Rhonita Miller and four of grave with the remains of two or three families plan Briefs her children were taken in her 8-month-old twins, to leave La Mora. Valen- 2005 Polaris Magnum a convoy of pickup trucks Titus and Tiana, in her zuela, 50, has worked for 300cc, AWD, auto., Mossy Oak Edition Camo, 10 hospitalized and SUVS, on the same arms. Twelve-year-old the community’s families shift drive, Local Trade, only 2,600 miles, dirt-and-rock mountainous Howard Jr. and 10-year-old for 10 years and predicted Exceptionally Clean! from Oklahoma road where they were Kristal were buried in their a permanent military pres- facility after flu shot killed, for burial in the own coffins on either side. ence could be established mix-up community of Colonia Colonia LeBaron has in the area. $ BARTLESVILLE, Okla. 2,599 (AP) – Ten people at an Oklahoma care facility for people with intellectual disabilities were hospital- Obituaries ized after they were appar- ently accidentally injected with what’s believed to be Edward Isaac ‘Brute’ Caron insulin rather than flu RHINELANDER, Wis. – Edward service as an elected Oneida County Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 shots, authorities said. Caron, 94, of Rhinelander, passed supervisor. 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com Emergency responders were called Wednesday away peacefully with family on Nov. 3, He is survived by his wife, whom he afternoon to the Jacquelyn 2019. was married to for 54 years, Carolyn House in Bartlesville, Edward was born in Watersmeet, (Skinner); and four # # about 40 miles north of Mich., on July 21, 1925. He was the children, Barbara THIS DAY Tulsa, on a report of an son of Albert and Mathilda (Hill) (Bill) Thomas, unresponsive person and Caron and a graduate of Watersmeet Edward (Lourdes) IN HISTORY found “multiple unrespon- High School with the Class of 1943. Caron, Brian (Johan- November 9 sive people,” Bartlesville Police Chief Tracy Roles Following graduation, he enlisted na) Caron, and Todd • 1821 1st US pharmacy college holds 1st classes, said. in the U.S. Marine Corps and was (Kelly) Caron. Philadelphia The facility had con- deployed to the South Pacific during Edward leaves • 1872 The Great Boston Fire of 1872. Close to tracted with an experi- World War II. Upon returning from behind one surviving 1,000 buildings destroyed enced pharmacist to the war, he began his career as a brake- brother, Francis administer the influenza Edward Isaac • 1936 Mary Travers, American folk singer of Peter, man with the Chicago North Western (Benigh) Caron. He is vaccine, Roles said, but all “Brute” Caron Paul and Mary, is born in Louisville Kentucky Railroad. Followed by 33 years with also survived by 13 received injections of 1925 — 2019 (died 2009) North Central-Republic Airlines, he grandchildren and what’s believed to be retired in 1988 as a customer service 12 great-grandchil- • 1969 “Bridges over Troubled Water” single recorded by insulin instead. Roles said Simon & Garfunkel representative/station manager. dren. the pharmacist is cooper- After retirement, he was regularly The family will be ating with police but that Today’s History was sponsored by investigators believe it was seen working as a starter and course holding a private an accident. marshal at Northwood Golf course. In service and celebra- Discover the Difference! The eight residents and addition, he spent 10 years in public Veteran tion of life. two staff members were taken to a Bartlesville hos- pital, and officials said Virginia E. ‘Betty’ Peierl that all have either been Ford ! Chrysler ! Dodge ! Jeep ! Ram IRONWOOD, Mich. — Virginia E. “Betty” Peierl, 98, of Ironwood, formerly released or will be soon. of Boulder Junction and Milwaukee, Wis., passed away peacefully early Fri- A similar mishap 28715 U.S. Hwy 2 , Ashland, WI 54806 day morning, Nov. 8, 2019, at Westgate, Nursing, Rehabilitation and Assisted 5 miles West of Ashland on Hwy. 2 occurred in September in Indianapolis, when 16 stu- Living Community in Ironwood, with her family at her side. 715-682-8400 • 800-296-3819 dents were mistakenly Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and man- injected with insulin dur- ager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a com- www.AshlandFordChrysler.com ing a tuberculosis skin test. plete obituary notice later. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 3 Community Calendar Mercer School to host annual

Email calendar items and Friends of the Mercer Manor community room, 200 Veterans Day assembly community news to Public Library, 10 a.m., Pierce St., Wakefield. [email protected]. library, Mercer, Wis. Iron County Human Ser- MERCER, Wis. — The Mercer School tation. He is a U.S. Army veteran, having For more information, call 906- Alcoholics Anonymous, vices Personnel Committee, 932-2211. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, noon, Human Services will host is annual Veterans Day assembly served in the Vietnam with the 1st Calvary Saturday, Nov. 9 Ironwood. area74.org. Department, Iron County at 10 a.m. on Monday. Division. He was awarded a Purple Heart Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Courthouse, Hurley. The public, including all veterans, are and two Bronze Stars for valor. noon, Golden Dragon. Bessemer Area Sewer Alcoholics Anonymous, Story Time, 4 p.m., Iron- Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- invited, according to Interim District Betty Snyder, president of the local 1 p.m., closed meeting, Salem wood Carnegie Library. mer City Hall. Administrator Sheri Kopka. American Legion Auxiliary, will also offer Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Bessemer American Gogebic County Board, 5 Maj. James Hannemann Jr., U.S. a tribute to veterans. Mercer Health and Well- Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Marines retired, will be the master of cere- Lt. Daven Scott, Commanding Officer ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., ican Legion, Bessemer. Erwin Township Board, Mercer Community Center. Come Write Your Novel, 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. monies. He is the vice commander of the Twin Ports Division of the U.S. Navy Cadet Narcotics Anonymous, 7 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Mercer VFW Post 9536. Corps will offer the main address. p.m., Wesley United Methodist Thursday, Nov. 14 Library. Members of the Mercer/Manitowish Students will be recognized for their Church, Ironwood. Ironwood American Alcoholics Anonymous, Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Waters American Legion and Veterans of essays on citizenship, and the school band 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- Patterson courts or Ironwood Foreign Wars will post the colors, followed and elementary singers will offer other Church, Bessemer. rial Building, Legion club Memorial Building. area74.org. Gogebic County Veter- by the singing of the national anthem, led musical selections. room. by the Mercer band under the direction of After the playing of “Taps,” the colors Sunday, Nov. 10 Wakefield VFW Post ans Service Officer, 10:30- 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW 11:30 a.m., Wakefield City Mary Jo Mykkanen, and the Pledge of Alle- will be retired and the public will be asked Hall; 1-2 p.m., Watersmeet Alcoholics Anonymous, Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. giance. to exit in silence. Gathering, Participating Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., 1 p.m., closed meeting, Salem Marenisco Township. 906-667- Lt. Mike Chamberlain will offer a medi- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. and Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental disability advo- 1110. Mercer Health and Well- Red Hats Society Lun- ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., cacy group, Community Men- tal Health, Wakefield. 906- cheon, order at noon, Maple- NORTHSTARS Briefs Mercer Community Center. wood Restaurant, Ironwood. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 229-6170. Alcoholics Anonymous, Call Miriam at 906-667-0116. p.m., Wesley United Methodist Alcoholics Anonymous, Church, Ironwood. 7 p.m., Episcopal Church of Veterans Day dinner the Transfiguration, Ironwood. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. area74.org. planned 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran area74.org. Government Grief Support Group, 1 to Church, Bessemer. 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice BESSEMER — There will area74.org. Iron County Forestry and Parks Committee, 8 a.m., office, 1571 Highway 51 North be a free dinner for all vet- Monday, Nov. 11 Forestry Conference Room, in Arbor Vitae. erans on Monday, Nov. 11 SMART Recovery, 4:30 607 3rd Ave. N., Hurley. at the Bessemer VFW Post Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Gogebic-Iron County Air- p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Bessemer Housing Communi- port Board, 10 a.m., Airport, mer. 3673. ty, community room, 906-667- Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, Social hour is at 5 p.m., 0469. Hurley City Council, 5 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian followed by dinner at 6. Iron County Food Pantry, p.m., city hall. Church, Hurley. area74.org. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Montreal City Council, Klassic Kruisers Car While the meal is free to all Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- 5:30 p.m., city hall. Club, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic veterans, there will be a 4450. Town of Oma, 6 p.m., Community College Jacob Solin Center, Room B 22, Iron- charge to their guest and National Finnish Ameri- budget meeting followed by other visitors. can Festival, 10 a.m., board regular meeting, Town Hall. wood. meeting, Little Finland, Kim- Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Ironwood Masonic Lodge The meal is sponsored ball, Wis. Town Hall. 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic by the The Bessemer Amer- building. Alcoholics Anonymous, Iron County Board of ican Legion Post 27 and noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Supervisors, 6 p.m., Iron Government Ironwood. area74.org. County Courthouse, Hurley. Bessemer Housing Com- Auxiliary Unit 27. Overeaters Anonymous, Kimball Town Board, 6:30 mission, 8 a.m., Executive Sign up at the Bessemer 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- Director’s Office, 709 West American Legion or Besse- Church, Wakefield. ty Center. Iron Street, Bessemer. Veteran’s Day Dinner, 5 Gogebic Range Water Iron County FInance mer VFW. p.m. Social Hour, 6 p.m. din- Authority Board, 6:30 p.m., Committee, 8 a.m., Iron For more information, ner, Free to all Veterans, Bessemer Township Hall, County Courthouse, Hurley. call the Legion at 906-667- Bessemer VFW Post 3673. Bessemer. Bessemer Downtown Alcoholics Anonymous, Development Authority, 4 0422. 6 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Wednesday, Nov. 13 p.m., DDA room, City Hall. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Friday, Nov. 15 Civic Center board area74.org. Christian Men of the Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown to hold meeting Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- monthly membership, Aurora Cafe, Ironwood. Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior IRONWOOD — The Pat Club, Ironwood. Center. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- O’Donnell Civic Center head, Hurley. Talk with a Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- EST, Ontonagon United 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Board will meet on Mon- Methodist Church basement, recovery coach. Call 715-660- day at 4:30 p.m. in the 0073. Ironwood. Tom LaVenture / Daily Globe next to Holiday gas station, Mercer Food Pantry, Women’s Club room of the Ontonagon. area74.org. Mentoring of Moms, 9- DAWN VOGEL, a parent and volunteer treasurer for 10:30 a.m., Range Community noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Ironwood Memorial Build- Government Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: the Hurley High School Booster Club stands next to a Iron County Land Infor- Bible Church, Hurley. 715- ing. 561-4355. 715-476-7655. table of clothing and other merchandise with the new mation Council, 10 a.m., Iron Alcoholics Anonymous/ The purpose of the County Courthouse, Hurley. Alcoholics Anonymous, Northstars school logo for sale during parent-teacher open meeting, noon, Salem Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- meeting is to discuss the Gogebic-Iron County Air- an Church, Ironwood. conferences on Thursday. port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the Lutheran Church, Ironwood. civic center manager’s area74.org. area74.org. airport. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. position. Pat O’Donnell Civic Cen- DOVE Support Group, noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. EST, Ontonagon United ter Board, 4:30 p.m., Methodist Church basement, Women’s Club Room, Iron- Ironwood-Hurley Rotary ABC sinks ‘Fresh Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and next to Holiday gas station, wood Memorial Building. Ontonagon. area74.org. Off the Boat’ Bessemer Township Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Superior Health Foundation Iron County Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous, Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ramsay. Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Town Hall. 715- Catholic Church, Ironwood. ABC’s “Fresh Off the Boat,” Hurley School Board, 5 area74.org. looks for grant requests p.m., Hurley High School. 561-2190. the first network TV come- Mercer Health and Well- Wakefield City Council, MARQUETTE — The mental health or substance dy in two decades to focus 5:30 p.m., City Hall. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 16 on an Asian American fam- Ironwood City Commis- Mercer Community Center. Superior Health Founda- use.” sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Wakefield American Union Station Food tion is inviting organiza- The Superior Health ily, is coming to an end Building. Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Pantry and Northern Food tions to submit a funding Foundation will accept after six seasons. Bessemer Downtown p.m. regular meeting, post, Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., partnering request for applications through The network said Fri- Development Authority, 5:30 Wakefield. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. day that the sitcom star- p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. IMPACT Life Support Alcoholics Anonymous, health-centered projects as Wednesday, Dec. 11, and ring Randall Park and Marenisco Township Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran part of the SHF’s 2020 will select two, non-profit Board, 6 p.m., township hall. Church, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Constance Wu will wrap annual awards. projects by late December. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Community Pickleball with an hour-long Tuesday, Nov. 12 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer The Superior Health These projects will then be finale on Feb. 21, making Ironwood. area74.org. School gymnasium. 715-776- Foundation annual awards forwarded to the SHF Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Alcoholics Anonymous, this a truncated last sea- 4588. gala will be held on Satur- Board of Directors for Patterson courts or Ironwood 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Ironwood Carnegie son. Memorial Building. Church, Bessemer. Library Board, 4 p.m. day, Sept. 12, 2020, in the approval in January. The show about a cou- Gogebic County Veter- area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, new Ball Room on the cam- An on-line application ans Service Officer, 9:30- ple and their three chil- Government 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran pus of Northern Michigan form is available on the 11:30 a.m., Ironwood Memori- Wakefield Housing Com- Church, Ironwood. dren in 1990s Florida is al Building. 906-667-1110. mission, 9 a.m., Sunset area74.org. University in Marquette. home page of the Superior based on chef Eddie Proceeds from the gala will Health Foundation website Huang’s memoir of the benefit SHF. In addition, (superiorhealthfounda- same name. Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs the SHF Gala Planning tion.org). In a statement, ABC Committee will select two, In 2019, SHF awarded Entertainment president health-centered projects $10,000 in funding to both Karey Burke lauded the honors Woman Veteran of the Year ($10,000 or less) in the Little Brothers-Friends of show as “game-changing” U.P. and award those the Elderly and Hospice of with its focus on an Asian MADISON — The Wisconsin Depart- had positive, long-lasting results for Wis- monies at the gala. SHF the Eastern U.P. for pro- American family. ment of Veterans Affairs announced Fri- consin veterans and their families. will ask the agencies receiv- jects that addressed senior Wu, who starred in day that decorated U.S. Army veteran Gun- “My personal mission has been to ing funding to invite needs. “Crazy Rich Asians,” apol- del “Gundy” Metz was named its 2019 continue helping and serving veterans employees and guests to For more information, ogized earlier this year for Woman Veteran of the Year. and their families to the best of my abili- the gala. call the foundation at 906- a Twitter outburst lament- Metz, a Madison resident, served on ty,” Metz said. “I’ve enjoyed leading by For 2020, the SHF Gala 225-6914 or email ing the show’s renewal this Committee chose to focus shf@superiorhealthfoun- active duty in the Army for two decades example so that other women in the mili- season. (1975-1995), receiving numerous decora- tary — and those in the veterans’ commu- on healthcare initiatives or dation.org. tions, certificates, and accolades for her nity — can exceed the things I’ve accom- projects to address mental military service. Upon Metz’s retirement plished.” health and/or substance from the Army, she shifted toward a career Metz was formally presented the award use initiatives in the in serving veterans in her community. by Gov. Tony Evers and Secretary Kolar region. The project must “Gundy’s commitment to service, even during a ceremony Thursday evening at align with SHF’s mission, after wearing the uniform, serves as an Gov. Evers’ Executive Residence in Madi- which is “to assist with example of the person we should strive to son. Click here for photos of the award unmet healthcare needs, CITY OF BESSEMER be,” WDVA Secretary Mary Kolar said. presentation. with health education, and NOTICE OF “Gundy’s tireless work on behalf of veter- Created in 2009, the WDVA’s Woman with programs and ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING ans and her strong leadership ability has Veteran of the Year Award recognizes research on preventing ill- There will be an organizational meeting of Besse- helped our state in our mission of better women veterans in Wisconsin who have ness and promoting mer City Council Tuesday, November 12, 2019, at serving veterans and their families. Her compiled records of exemplary service as health.” 6:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, Bessemer guidance and advocacy have paved the military service members, veterans, and “In talking to a number City Hall, 411 S. Sophie Street. Purpose of meet- way not only for women veterans, but all outstanding members of their communi- of health-centered, non- ing is to reorganize the City Council pursuant to those who bravely wore the uniform.” ties. profit organizations across the General Election held November 5, 2019. While serving as the WDVA’s Women Seventeen women veterans from the Upper Peninsula, it has James Trudgeon Veterans Coordinator (2006-2011), Metz around the state were nominated by their become abundantly clear Bessemer City Clerk/Treasurer advocated on behalf of Wisconsin’s peers for the 2019 award, and each were there are numerous behav- women veterans population while also scored by a five-person panel based on a ioral health needs,” said making it her personal mission to track number of criteria such as contributions Jim LaJoie, executive direc- down veterans’ military records. She is to the veterans’ community and the result- tor of the Superior Health also credited with leading initiatives to ing impact. Foundation. “We’re look- assist homeless and incarcerated veterans, The WDVA also honored four women ing forward to reviewing and also creating a fundraising effort veterans with the “Women Veterans projects that address either CITY OF BESSEMER known as “Operation Ruck 22” to raise Impact Award.” The following recipients NOTICE OF JOINT MEETING awareness and help curb veteran suicides. were among the highest-scoring nominees Most recently, Metz was elected to serve through the selection process. Each There will be a joint meeting between the Bessemer as the State Commander of the Veterans of received certificates commending them for City Council, Downtown Development Authority, Foreign Wars Department of Wisconsin, their contributions to Wisconsin’s veter- Parks and Rec Committee, Be Bessemer Communities, leading 263 posts across the state and rep- ans’ community. They are Army veterans and Planning Commission to recap 2019 and plan for resenting more than 28,000 members. She Kit Amidzich of Delafield, Tina Smith of 2020, held on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 in the City was responsible for organizing and send- East Troy and Donna Kleinmaus of West Council Chambers, Bessemer City Hall, 411 S. Sophie ing a delegation of veterans to Washington Bend; and Marine Corps veteran Yolanda Street. D.C. to advocate for legislation that has L. Medina of Waukesha. James Trudgeon, Bessemer City Clerk/Treasurer l 4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Don’t pose for the camera Return with us now to those titil- your father will end up seeing them lating days of yesteryear. on the internet.” Sue Mizell, Publisher Or yester-month, anyway. It’s You see, I know a thing or two been at least that long since a name- about old dad. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor brand Washington politician was One time I wrote a column forced to resign due to a sex scandal. empathizing with TV sportscaster And everybody’s favorite kind of sex Gene Erin Andrews after a Peeping Tom scandal at that: nude photos of an Lyons shot naked video of her through her attractive young congresswoman, hotel room keyhole. A distinguished In Their Opinion California Democrat Katie Hill, in gentleman of my acquaintance mes- intimate association with another saged me wanting to know how he Europe’s experience woman. could see it. “Revenge porn,” they call it. and enabled my abusive ex to con- That’s old dad for you. with wealth taxes “Bisexual,” they whisper. tinue that abuse, this time with the Even so, I remain relatively Actually, there’s nothing particu- entire country watching.” unmoved by rhetoric about “slut- worth noting larly erotic about the photos pub- OK, fine, although I’m left with a shaming” and efforts to “weaponize lished to date, although the basics couple of questions. First, who took women’s sexuality against them.” Bernie Sanders often points to Europe as his eco- are clear: An embittered ex-husband the photos? Assuming it was Hill’s Nobody made Hill resign. Presum- nomic model, but there’s one lesson from the Conti- peddling his wife’s intimate secrets jealous rat of a husband, did she ably, she couldn’t stand up to what nent that he and Elizabeth Warren want to ignore. to right-wing mischief-makers at Red ever think it was a good idea? If so, she feared would be coming if she Europe has tried and mostly rejected the wealth taxes State. Who, along with Britain’s she’s been extraordinarily foolish, didn’t. She was blackmailed, yes. that the two presidential candidates are now promis- Daily Mail, claims to possess hun- basically a political time bomb wait- Too bad she didn’t think she could ing for America. dreds more naughty images. Just ing to explode. Just as well that it face it down. Senator Warren’s plan sets an annual 2% tax on about the cruelest, most classless happened early during her congres- Writing in The Washington Post, assets above $50 million, and the rate rises to 6% for thing a man could do to somebody sional career rather than later, when Molly Roberts opined that if nude billionaires. Bernie Sanders wants to tax joint filers’ he supposedly once loved. there might have been greater collat- beefcake photos of a male congress- wealth between $32 million and $10 billion at rates The man should be horse- eral damage to persons and issues man appeared, “he’d probably earn of 1% to 8%. His advisers brag that this could wipe whipped and forever banished from greater than herself. accolades for his virility instead of out half a billionaire’s wealth in 15 years. The candi- polite society – assuming such a Hill was her own worst enemy. attacks for his wantonness along the dates say these taxes will deliver “justice” and rev- thing as polite society exists any- I’ve been surprised to learn how way.” enue to finance their vast new spending plans. That’s more. strongly older women I’ve spoken Well, former Massachusetts GOP also what Europe’s socialists said only to find it did- Not to mention the “journalists” with about this issue feel about Sen. Scott Brown did some R-rated n’t work: who printed them. In many jurisdic- Hill’s folly. Maybe it’s generational. male modeling as a lad, but no can- – Sweden. The Nordic country had a wealth tax tions, Washington, D.C., among After all, my wife and I grew up in did camera stuff. Otherwise, I don’t for most of the 20th century, though its revenue them, publishing what the law calls an era when priests sat in darkened think so. never accounted for more than 0.4% of gross domes- “nonconsensual pornography” is a confessional booths encouraging Fellow Post columnist Christine tic product in the postwar era. One reason is that the crime – although it wouldn’t take teenaged children to confess “touch- Emba feared for her entire millennial levy treated different assets differently. This distorted much of a lawyer to argue that the ing impurely.” generation, citing “one 2015 study investment as the wealthy took on debt to buy tax- images, which don’t depict sexual So posing for such photos strikes [that] found that 82 percent of adults free assets. If the U.S. farm lobby convinced Presi- activity, aren’t technically porno- us as deeply self-destructive, political- have sexted in the past year.” dent Warren to remove farmland as a taxable asset, graphic, even if Red State’s openly ly speaking. If that’s your hobby, find Editor, please: If that were even say, prepare for a property bubble. acknowledged motive was to wreck a different profession. Maybe men remotely true, Hill wouldn’t have a The relatively small Swedish tax still was enough the congresswoman’s career. shouldn’t be so interested in gazing at problem, now would she? of a burden to drive out some of the country’s bright- This boundary once crossed, images of naked women, but a visit to Look, Washington sex scandals est citizens. IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad famously we’re almost certain to see more of any art gallery from the Louvre to the are as old as Congress. True, Alexan- left Sweden for Switzerland in the 1970s over oner- it. Arkansas Arts Center shows it’s been der Hamilton wasn’t a congressman ous taxation. In 2007 the government repealed its Hill herself, a charismatic Demo- a major human preoccupation since when his adultery came to light in 1.5% tax on personal wealth over $200,000. cratic star once seen as California’s forever. Expect no changes. 1797. He was secretary of the Trea- – Germany. Berlin imposed levies of 0.5% and answer to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Indeed, back when digital photog- sury. 0.7% on personal and corporate wealth in 1978. The and whose sexual orientation was raphy and the internet first became a Hamilton lived it down. Too bad rate rose to 1% in 1995, but the Federal Constitu- never a secret, cast the blame widely thing, I distinctly recall warning a Hill couldn’t. tional Court struck down the wealth tax that year, in her farewell speech on Capitol Hill. group of college girls to be cautious. Gene Lyons is a National Magazine and it was effectively abolished by 1997. America’s “I am leaving,” she explained, “I don’t care what promises he Award winner and co-author of “The Founders banned “direct taxes” not apportioned by “because of a misogynistic culture makes or how much he begs,” I Hunting of the President” (St. Martin’s state population. Ms. Warren argues her law isn’t a that gleefully consumed my naked remember saying. “If you let your Press, 2000). You can email Lyons at direct tax, but courts would get their say. ... pictures, capitalized on my sexuality boyfriend take naked photographs, [email protected]. – France. In 1982 Socialist President François Mitterrand imposed a wealth tax with a top rate of Today in history 1.5% on assets above $1.5 million at the time. The tax was eliminated then reimposed several years later. In 2013 another Socialist President, François By The Associated Press Hollande, tried to hit the wealthy even harder. Today’s Highlight in History On Nov. 9, 1620, the pas- The results? Some 70,000 millionaires have left sengers and crew of the France since 2000, according to the South African Mayflower sighted Cape Cod. research group New World Wealth. In 2017 French On this date President Emmanuel Macron, a former economic In 1872, fire destroyed adviser to Mr. Hollande, scrapped the scheme in nearly 800 buildings in Boston. In 1938, Nazis looted and favor of a property tax. ... burned synagogues as well as – Austria. One difficulty of imposing a wealth tax Jewish-owned stores and is figuring out how much someone is worth. Valuing houses in Germany and Aus- securities, homes or private jets is at least relatively tria in a pogrom or deliberate persecution that became objective. What about modern art, race horses or known as “Kristallnacht.” closely held companies? When Austria abolished its In 1961, U.S. Air Force Maj. decades-old wealth tax in 1994, officials cited the Robert M. White became the administrative burden of calculating the exact levy. first pilot to fly an X-15 rocket While a dozen European states had wealth taxes plane at six times the speed of sound. The Beatles’ future in 1990, the number has fallen to three today. Nation- manager, Brian Epstein, first ally Spain taxes fortunes above 700,000 at 0.2%, saw the group perform at The rising to 2.5% at roughly 10.7 € million. Rates can Cavern Club in Liverpool, Eng- vary among Spain’s regions,€ but does anyone think land. In 1965, the great North- of Madrid as an economic model? Switzerland’s east blackout began as a wealth tax hits the middle class, starting in the low series of power failures lasting the presidential election to the since Oct. 3, 2008, as a falling project, a move that was chal- six figures inside most of the country’s 26 cantons. up to 13 1/2 hours, leaving 30 courts, claiming “an injustice dollar boosted prices for gold, lenged in court. Norway taxes wealth starting at about $170,000 at million people in seven states unparalleled in our history.” oil and other commodities. Today’s Birthdays 0.85%, but the country’s oil reserves have let it get and part of Canada without In 2005, three suicide Germany celebrated the 20th Baseball Hall of Famer electricity. away with bad economic decisions for decades. bombers carried out nearly anniversary of the fall of the Whitey Herzog is 88. Baseball In 1970, former French simultaneous attacks on three Berlin Wall. Hall of Famer Bob Gibson is Despite the obvious flaws, the wealth tax stays President Charles de Gaulle U.S.-based hotels in Amman, Five years ago: The citi- 84. Actor Charlie Robinson is alive in the socialist mind because it is the ultimate died at age 79. Jordan, killing 60 victims and zens of Berlin released almost 74. Movie director Bille August populist envy tax. Donald Trump popped off in sup- In 1976, the U.N. General wounding hundreds. 7,000 balloons into the night is 71. Actor Robert David Hall port of a wealth tax when weighing a 2000 presiden- Assembly approved resolu- In 2007, President Gen. sky, many carrying messages is 71. Actor Lou Ferrigno is 68. tions condemning apartheid in Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan of hope to mark the 25th Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, tial bid, no doubt without much thought. South Africa, including one placed opposition leader anniversary since the fall of the is 67. Gospel singer Donnie The best argument against a wealth tax is moral. It characterizing the white-ruled Benazir Bhutto under house wall that had once divided their McClurkin is 60. Rock musi- is a confiscatory tax on the assets from work, thrift government as “illegitimate.” arrest for a day, and rounded city. cian Dee Plakas (L7) is 59. and investment that have already been taxed at least In 1989, communist East up thousands of her supporters One year ago: Trump Actress Ion Overman is 50. Germany threw open its bor- once as individual or corporate income, and perhaps to block a mass rally against arrived in Paris for events Rapper Pepa (Salt-N-Pepa) is ders, allowing citizens to travel his emergency rule. marking the 100th anniversary 50. Rapper Scarface (Geto again as a capital gain or death tax. The European freely to the West; joyous Ger- In 2011, after 46 seasons of the armistice that ended Boys) is 49. Blues singer experience shows that it also fails in practice. The mans danced atop the Berlin as Penn State’s head football World War I; he immediately Susan Tedeschi is 49. Actor question is how much economic damage comes first. Wall. coach and a record 409 victo- took a poke at his French host Jason Antoon is 48. Actor Eric –The Wall Street Journal In 1999, with fireworks, ries, Joe Paterno was fired by tweeting that President Dane is 47. Singer Nick concerts and a huge party at along with the university presi- Emmanuel Macron had made Lachey (98 Degrees) is 46. the landmark Brandenburg dent, Graham Spanier, over an “insulting” proposal to build Country musician Barry Knox Gate, Germany celebrated the their handling of child sex up Europe’s military. A federal (Parmalee) is 42. Rhythm-and- 10th anniversary of the fall of abuse allegations against for- judge blocked a permit for blues singer Sisqo (Dru Hill) is Thought for Today the Berlin Wall. mer assistant coach Jerry San- construction of the Keystone 41. Country singer Corey “We must be free not because we claim freedom, but In 2000, George W. Bush’s dusky. XL oil pipeline from Canada Smith is 40. Country singer because we practice it.” lead over Al Gore in all-or-noth- Ten years ago: The Dow and ordered officials to con- Chris Lane is 35. Actress Emily — William Faulkner ing Florida slipped beneath Jones industrial average rose duct a new environmental Tyra is 32. Actress Nikki Blon- American author, 1897-1962 300 votes in a suspense-filled 203.52, or 2 percent, to review; President Trump later sky is 31. Actress-model recount, as Democrats threw 10,226.94, its highest finish issued a new permit for the Analeigh Tipton is 31.

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(CC) (:15) › Winchester (‘18) denies recreational enter- Still, claims Bouvette, PREMIUM prise within the township. “We’ll be okay for awhile.” SUNDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 10, 2019 Bouvette hopes that He also holds no township attorney Jim grudges against Tuesday’s 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Batwoman “I’ll Be Judge, Supergirl A new villain is Seinfeld ’ Bob’s Burg- Armstrong (‘16, Action) Vicky Jeudy. A rookie EMT Bucknell, who wrote the voters. On the contrary, he # CW KDLH I’ll Be Jury” (N) ’ (TV14) under arrest. (N) (TVPG) (TVPG) ers (TVPG) and her partner pick up an injured superhero. 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In reality, it was checked whether they had to be Wall, its rusty rebar reinforce- witnessed first-hand the conse- silver cross dangling from a long built to keep its citizens from flee- hospitalized.” ment exposed where the concrete quences for those who weren’t necklace over her dark-blue ing to the West. Many of the sisters worked as has crumbled away. The 77-year- able to pull it off quite so smooth- habit. It stood for 28 years, until nurses in the hospital. From its old pauses to catch her breath, ly. “It was a nightmare,” she said. Nov. 9, 1989, a sinister presence windows overlooking the wall, opens a gate and steps from the Directly across the street from As Germany prepares to cele- that was seen as the front line they witnessed daredevil escapes. former democratic West Berlin the wall, on Bernauer Strasse, her brate the 30th anniversary of the and a symbol of the Cold War “I saw young men jumping into what used to be the commu- order ran a clinic that provided fall of the Berlin Wall next between the United States and from the roofs on the other side nist East. immediate help to those who month, it also commemorates the Soviet Union. into the nets of the West Berlin What is a simple step today were injured trying to get those who were arrested, injured The Lazarus deaconesses were firefighters; other men roped was a monumental feat for those through the barrier, with its or died as they sought to escape at the heart of it, their residence down on clothes lines and came who tried to escape Soviet-con- watch towers and armed soldiers. by tunneling under the wall, and clinic on Bernauer Strasse to us with their hands all bloody,” trolled East Berlin during the The sisters also took care of bury- swimming past it, and climbing cut off from the order’s cemetery Sister Christa said as she remi- nearly three decades that the wall ing those who died seeking free- or flying over it. At least 140 peo- by the wall itself. nisced about those turbulent divided that part of the city from dom. ple died trying, according to the “We took care of everybody in years while sitting with a handful its free, western side. Some “Families were torn apart, peo- latest academic research. our first-aid station who was of other retired women from her attempts were meticulously ple couldn’t move freely from one The first iteration of the Berlin somehow injured,” remembers order in the mother house, which planned for months, others neighborhood to the other any- Wall was built in 1961, billed by 84-year-old Sister Christa Huebn- is still in the same complex where brazen and spontaneous. more, many died trying to run East German leader Walter er. “Dead or alive, cut open, frac- the clinic used to be. LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH. . . Regular Church Attendance Angelo Luppino Inc. 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MICHIGAN after school. ironwoodwes- EWEN (ELCA). Rotating every third p.m. (Presbyterian). Sunday, 9:30 IRONWOOD leyumc.org. First Lutheran (ELCA). Sunday, 11 a.m. Part of New WHITE PINE a.m. Apostolic Lutheran. 326 Woodland Church (BGC). Rotating every third Sunday, 11 Evangelical Parish. 906-988- St. Jude Catholic. Sun- Episcopal. Saturday: Epis- W. Aurora. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. N10234 Curry St., Sunday a.m. Wednesday, children’s 2594. day: confessions, 5:30 p.m., copal Eucharist, 5 p.m. at Sunday School, 10 a.m. Bible Bible study, 9 a.m.; worship, 10 Bible school, 3:30. Part of New RAMSAY Mass, 6 p.m. Community Presbyterian Study, 10:45 a.m. worship, a.m.; fellowship to follow. 906- Evangelical Parish. 906-988- Cornerstone Christian. Community United Church, U.S. 51. Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p.m. 932-1102 or woodlandcc.org. 2594. Sunday worship, 9:30 a.m., Methodist. Sunday, worship, Our Lady Queen of Peace Assembly of God. 2100 E. Zion Lutheran (ELCA). Sacred Heart Catholic. children’s church, following 8:45 a.m., youth group, 5 p.m.; Catholic. Masses: Sunday, 8 Cloverland Drive. worship, 10 100 W. Midland. Saturday Mass 4 p.m. Saturday worship; Revelation (young Monday, Kids Club, after a.m., Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., a.m. praise worship, 5 p.m; Sun- United Methodist. Sunday adults), meets second and school. Thursday, 8:30 a.m., Saturday, First Presbyterian. 300 E. day services, second and worship, noon. Communion, fourth Sundays at 6 p..m. WISCONSIN 6 p.m. Aurora, Ironwood. Sunday fourth Sundays of the month, 9 first Sunday. Grace Open Fellowship. 9 HURLEY MELLEN worship, 9 a.m., fellowship to a.m. GREENLAND a.m., worship, 9:30 a.m.; First Presbyterian. Sun- Congregational United follow. BERGLAND United Methodist. Sunday Wednesday, Bible study, day, 9:30 a.m. worship, Sun- Church of Christ. Sunday, Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- Calvary Baptist (Funda- worship, 11:40 a.m. prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. day school and nursery. 10:45 a.m. souri). Little Girl’s Point, Satur- mental). Sunday, 11 a.m.; Greenland Seventh-day ROCKLAND Havenwood Baptist. 501 Holy Rosary Catholic. day worship, 2 p.m. Wednesday prayer service, 7 Adventist. 31369 N. Firesteel. St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- Copper St. Prayer, 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, 8 a.m.; Saturday, 8 Jehovah’s Witnesses. p.m. Saturday church service, 10 day: confessions, 5:30 p.m.; Sunday school, 10 a.m., ser- a.m.; Sunday Mass, 9 a.m.; Superior Street. Sunday public St. Ann Catholic. Sunday, a.m. Bible study, Saturday, Mass, 6 p.m. vices, 11 a.m., lunch and after- first Friday Mass, 6:30 p.m.; talk, 9:30 a.m., Watchtower Mass, 11 a.m. 11:15 a.m. St. Paul United Methodist. noon service following. first Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., study, 10:30 a.m. Trinity Lutheran (Mis- MARENISCO Sunday worship, 10:30 a.m. Range Community Bible. second through fifth Thursday, Lighthouse Faith Center. souri). Sunday, 9 a.m. Com- St. Catherine’s Catholic. TROUT CREEK Sunday school, 9 and 10:45 10:30 a.m., at Mellen Manor 930 Cloverland Drive; Sunday munion second and fourth Sunday Mass, 1 p.m. Assembly of God. Sunday a.m.; worship, 9 and 10:45 Nursing Home. Confessions, worship, 10 a.m.; Wednesday Sundays. MASS CITY worship, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. a.m. Saturday following Mass. Bible study, 6:30 p.m. United Methodist. Sunday, St. Paul’s Lutheran. Sun- Trinity Lutheran (ELCA). St. Mary’s Catholic. Satur- Immanuel Lutheran (Mis- Living Water Missionary 11 a.m. Communion first Sun- day, 10:30 a.m. Weekly Com- Rotating every third Sunday, 11 day Mass, 4 p.m., Sunday souri). Sunday school 8:15 Assembly. 236 S. Mansfield. day. munion. a.m. Part of New Evangelical Mass, 7 and 11 a.m., Tuesday, a.m.; Bible study 8:30 a.m.; Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Sunday BESSEMER ONTONAGON Parish. 906-988-2594. 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, 8 a.m., regular service with Commu- school; 10:30 a.m. worship; Christ Community Assembly of God. Sunday United Presbyterian. 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Sunday worship, PAYNESVILLE 10:30 a.m.; men’s and ladies’ MANITOWISH WATERS To make changes in list- a.m.; Kids Club, Wednesday 9 a.m. Our Saviour Lutheran Bible study, Wednesday, 6 Community Church ings, call 906-932-2211. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 7 Trump tried hard to win Ukraine Biden probes, officials say WASHINGTON (AP) – for a meeting if these inves- There was no hinting tigations in the energy sec- around, it was a straight- tor start,” Hill recalled -- a out trade, two key White reference to the firm, House officials told Burisma, where Biden’s impeachment investiga- son was on the board. tors. If Ukraine’s new lead- Then Bolton then er wanted an Oval Office abruptly ended the meet- welcome from Donald ing. Trump – and he did – he Pressed on how it came would have to open a pub- to be that Sondland, a lic probe into the presi- wealthy businessman who dent’s Democratic foe Joe has become a key figure in Biden and his son. the impeachment probe “There was no ambigui- played such a pivotal role ty,” said Lt. Col. Alexander in Ukraine policy, Hill tes- Vindman, an Army officer tified she was dismayed by assigned to the National the idea. Security Council, recount- “He said he was in ing an extraordinary day charge of Ukraine,” Hill of meetings at the White recalled. House last summer. She testified that she According to transcripts challenged the new ambas- released Friday in the sador to the point of being House Democrats’ admittedly “rude” to him. impeachment inquiry, Vin- “Who says you’re in charge dman and Fiona Hill, a for- of Ukraine?” she said. Associated Press mer White House Russia “The president,” he PRESIDENT DONALD Trump tells a reporter to be quiet as he speaks on the South Lawn of the White House in adviser, both gave first- replied. Washington, Friday, Nov. 8, 2019, before boarding Marine One for a short trip to Andrews Air Force Base, Md. hand descriptions of The hundreds of pages and then on to Georgia to meet with supporters. scenes central to the con- of transcripts showed the and he and fellow Republi- in, was talking about how tainly seems, I would take speech the then-vice pres- gressional probe. investigation’s deep reach cans complain the witness- he had an agreement with it as a demand,” he retort- ident gave about rooting Vindman testified that into the White House es generally are relying on Chief of Staff Mulvaney for ed. out corruption in Gordon Sondland, a ahead of next week’s pub- secondhand accounts of a meeting with the Vindman, a veteran of Ukraine. Trump donor serving as lic hearings. central events. Ukrainians if they were the Iraq War, then added: Vindman took his con- ambassador to the Euro- Vindman alerted supe- Speaking to reporters as going to go forward with “This was about getting a cerns about the call to the pean Union, told the visit- riors about the meeting he he left on a campaign trip, investigations.” She said White House meeting. It NSC’s lead counsel – and ing officials that if they described and also after Trump said he was “not she heard Sondland men- was a demand for him to about Sondland’s com- hoped to win that coveted he listened to the July concerned about any- tion Burisma. fulfill this particular pre- ments at the White House face-to-face meeting, “the phone call in which thing” that has been dis- When she relayed what requisite in order to get the to his twin brother, Ukrainians would have to Trump personally closed so far. she heard back to Bolton, meeting.” Eugene, an ethics lawyer at deliver an investigation appealed to Ukrainian He also distanced him- he called it a “drug deal” Vindman also said he the National Security into the Bidens.” President Volodymyr self from Sondland, whom and told her to report it to wanted to amend the Council. The Bidens? the House Zelenskiy to investigate he praised last month as “a the National Security White House’s rough tran- At one point in Vind- questioners pressed. In the Biden and an outlier theo- really good man and great Council lead counsel, John script of the call in three man’s testimony, his White House Ward Room ry of Ukrainian interfer- American.” Eisenberg. places, notably by filling in lawyer objected to ques- he mentioned the word ence in the 2016 U.S. pres- “I hardly know the gen- She testified: the ellipses when Trump tions from Republicans he “Bidens”? idential election. tleman,” he said. “This is a direct quote was discussing Crowd- believed were intended to “To the best of my recol- A whistleblower’s com- Despite Trump’s dis- from Ambassador Bolton: Strike, the security firm draw out the identity of the lection, yes,” Vindman tes- plaint about that call trig- missive comments, the ‘You go and tell Eisenberg that’s central to the alter- whistleblower who filed tified. “My visceral reac- gered the impeachment new testimony, particular- that I am not part of what- native theory of 2016 elec- the initial complaint. tion to what was being probe, which also focuses ly the day of meetings July ever drug deal Sondland tion interference and a Michael Volkov said his called for suggested that it on allegations that Trump 10 at the White House, has and Mulvaney are cooking server storing Hillary Clin- client would not answer was explicit.” was holding up military become pivotal. It puts up on this, and you go and ton’s emails. questions about how many In another episode that aid to Ukraine, which fears Mulvaney more directly tell him what you’ve heard Vindman heard Trump people he had told about day at the White House, aggression by its neighbor involved in the shadow and what I’ve said.’” say about CrowdStrike, his concerns. Hill testified that Trump’s Russia, until he got a pub- diplomacy being run Republican Rep. John “They say you have it.” Pressed repeatedly, national security adviser lic declaration of the through Rudy Giuliani, the Ratcliffe, a Texas Republi- He also wanted to sub- Volkov said, “He tells you John Bolton “immediately Ukrainian investigation. president’s personal attor- can, sought to portray stitute “Burisma” at a he’s not the whistleblower, stiffened” as Sondland Both officials are ney, and implemented by Trump’s request for a point where the tran- OK? He says he feels “blurted out” that he had among nearly a dozen who Sondland. favor in his phone call script says that Zelenskiy uncomfortable about it. worked out with Trump’s have testified behind After Bolton left the one with the Ukrainian presi- tells Trump that Ukraine Try and respect his feel- acting chief of staff Mick closed doors so far, and meeting, he told Hill to fol- dent as falling short of a will look into “the compa- ings at this point.” Mulvaney just that trade – both said they were not the low the group into the next demand. ny that you mentioned.” A person, presumably a the Ukrainians’ probe for whistleblower. and report back to him. But Vindman disagreed. And Vindman wanted to Republican, identified only an Oval Office welcome. Trump insisted earlier She testified that at the “When the president of add that Trump said, as “voice” interjects: “Well, we have an agree- Friday he has not been second White House meet- the United States makes a “there are recordings” of “We’re uncomfortable ment with the chief of staff damaged by testimony, ing, Sondland “as I came request for a favor, it cer- Biden, referring to a impeaching the president.”

ORDINANCE NO. 371 CITY OF BESSEMER, MICHIGAN An Ordinance to regulate the use of Shipping Containers for storage and housing. Add to Section 2.21 Definitions – S Shipping Container is a large standardized, durable, closed steel box, designed and built for intermodal freight transport. These containers are known under a number of names, such as intermodal container, simply container, cargo or freight container, ISO container, shipping, sea or ocean container, container van or (Conex) box, sea can or c can. The standard sizes are either twenty or forty feet standard length, 8 feet 6 inches or 9 feet 6 inched in height, and 8 feet in width. Add to Table 4-1, Use Matrix – pg 14 as part of Single Family Dwellings Use/ Districts Std Activity Section CE R1 R2 C1 C2 M1 M2 PUD Shipping SSSSS S9.11 E Containers used for housing

Add to Section 4.5 Use/ Districts Std Activity Section CE R1 R2 C1 C2 M1 M2 PUD Shipping SSSSSSSS9.11 E Containers used as storage

Add to Section 9.11 E Shipping Containers: Shipping Containers (except semi-trailers) permitted by Special Land Use Permit in all districts for the use of storage and permitted in CE, R1, R2, C1, C2 and PUD for housing and must meet the following requirements 1) The Shipping Container(s) must be installed on blocks, poured concrete pad, or other prepared pad to prevent rusting. 2) The Shipping Container(s) must be repainted and the paint must be kept in good, non-flaking, condition. 3) Semi-Trailers are not allowed. 4) Shipping Container(s) used for storage are forbidden in the front yards but could be in other than backyard (excluding front) as long as inconspicuous. 5) If the Shipping Container is not of Standard length, height, and/or width, specific approval of the size is required. 6) Shipping Container(s) used for housing must meet all state building code requirements. 7) Not to be located on any utility, Right of Way, or easement. 8) Not located as to impede ingress, egress or emergency access. 9) Must abide by setback requirements customary for Accessory Structures in each given zone. This ordinance becomes effective fifteen (15) days after the date of its enactment. Ordained and Enacted into an Ordinance at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bessemer this 4th day of November, 2019.

First Reading: May 20, 2019 Public Hearing: November 4, 2019 Second Reading: November 4, 2019 Published: November 9, 2019 ATTEST: James K. Trudgeon, City Clerk l 8 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 NATION/WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Mercury putting on rare show Monday, parading across the sun

CAPE CANAVERAL, century. day, entering at bottom Fla. (AP) – Mercury is You’ll need proper eye left (around the 8 hour putting on a rare celestial protection for Monday’s mark on a clock) and exit- show next week, parading spectacle: Telescopes or ing top right (around the across the sun in view of binoculars with solar fil- 2 hour mark). most of the world. ters are recommended. Although the trek will The solar system’s There’s no harm in appear slow, Mercury will smallest, innermost plan- pulling out the eclipse zoom across the sun at et will resemble a tiny glasses from the total roughly 150,000 mph. black dot Monday as it solar eclipse across the NASA will broadcast passes directly between U.S. two years ago, but it the transit as seen from Earth and the sun. It would take “exceptional the orbiting Solar Dynam- begins at 7:35 a.m. EST. vision” to spot minuscule ics Observatory, with only Associated Press The entire 5 ½-hour Mercury, said NASA solar a brief lag. Scientists will ARTIST JESSIE Mercer stands near her sculpture of a Phoenix made from more than event will be visible, astrophysicist Alex Young. use the transit to fine-tune 12,000 keys that was unveiled in Paradise, Calif. Mercer collected an estimated weather permitting, in the Mercury is 3,000 miles telescopes, especially 18,000 keys from people of Paradise, Calif., who lost homes, businesses cars and eastern U.S. and Canada, in diameter, compared those in space that cannot other types of locks, in last year’s Camp Fire to make the creation. Friday marks the and all Central and South with the sun’s 864,000 be adjusted by hand, one year anniversary of the wildfire that nearly destroyed the entire town. America. The rest of miles. according to Young. North America, Europe During its 2012 transit It’s this kind of transit and Africa will catch part of the sun, larger and clos- that allows scientists to Paradise community gathers of the action. Asia and er Venus was barely discover alien worlds. Australia will miss out. detectable by Young with Periodic, fleeting dips of Unlike its 2016 transit, his solar-viewing glasses. starlight indicate an orbit- on anniversary of Camp Fire Mercury will score a near “That’s really close to ing planet. PARADISE, Calif. (AP) – say goodbye, letting her in the fall. In the spring, bull’s-eye this time, pass- the limit of what you can “Transits are a visible One year after Paradise two children each open a 220 seniors returned to ing practically dead center see,” he said earlier this demonstration of how the burned, hundreds of peo- Christmas present in the Paradise High School for a in front of our star. week. “So Mercury’s going planets move around the ple gathered in the parking driveway of their former graduation ceremony Mercury’s next transit to probably be too small.” sun, and everyone with lot of a former bank build- home. She and her hus- many thought would have isn’t until 2032, and Venus transits are access to the right equip- ing in the Northern Cali- band sifted through the been impossible just six North America won’t get much rarer. The next one ment should take a look,” fornia town to pause for 85 ashes and, somehow, months before. And in another viewing opportu- isn’t until 2117. Mike Cruise, president of seconds – one for each per- found her husband’s wed- August, the Paradise High nity until 2049. Earth- Mercury will cut a diag- the Royal Astronomical son who died. ding ring. School football team lings get treated to just 13 onal path left to right Society, said in a state- The Rev. Richard Yale Now, they live in Ari- played its first home game or 14 Mercury transits a across the sun on Mon- ment from England. moved quietly through the zona. But they came back – a 42-0 rout that kicked crowd, wearing a blue vest to Paradise on Friday for off an undefeated season. National Brief with the words “emotional closure, she said, especially Pacific Gas & Electric wellness volunteer” across so their children could see Corp. – the utility compa- the back. A man reached “that the world is bigger ny whose equipment start- Missing Clark ron Brantley, Sheilds said. Alexis’ family, our hearts out and grabbed his shoul- than we are, that they are ed the fire – filed for One of the suspects led go out to you. I am so truly Atlanta University der as he passed by. not the only ones affected.” bankruptcy in January investigators to where sorry that we could not student found dead “I said, ‘How are you “That’s been eye-open- after facing billions of dol- Crawford’s body was provide you with a better doing?’ He said: ‘I’m alive, ing,” she said. lars’ worth of potential ATLANTA (AP) – A found, she told reporters. ending.” thank you.’ And that was In the year since the fire, damage claims. missing Clark Atlanta Uni- Shields said a motive No details were released all he needed,” Yale said. crews have removed more The most poignant versity student has been has not been clearly estab- on a possible cause of The crowd held onto than 3.66 million tons of reminder of the fire’s dev- found dead, authorities lished but she noted that death. each other for most of the debris – twice the amount astation was unveiled Fri- said Friday. Crawford filed a police In a letter to the Clark ceremony on Friday morn- that was removed from the day when artist Jessie Mer- The body of Alexis report on Oct. 27 describ- Atlanta community, univer- ing. Holding hands, touch- World Trade Center site fol- cer displayed a statue Crawford, 21, was found at ing “unwanted kissing and sity President George ing shoulders and remem- lowing the 9/11 terrorist made from 12,000 keys a park in DeKalb County, touching” by Brantley. French called Crawford’s bering the terrible day attacks. Twelve homes have donated by Paradise resi- Atlanta Police Chief Erika Crawford last spoke to death “the worst possible when the most destructive been rebuilt so far, and the dents. The keys all Shields said at a news con- her family on Oct. 30. She news.” wildfire in California histo- town is on track to issue belonged to things that ference. was reported missing Nov. “Our deepest thoughts ry – dubbed the Camp Fire 500 building permits by burned, including homes, Investigators are secur- 1. and prayers are with her – swept through their town the end of the year. safes, jet skis and diaries. ing arrest warrants for “The case has come to family and with everyone and destroyed roughly Local officials have kept Together, they form the Crawford’s friend and one of the saddest conclu- who knew and loved Alex- 19,000 buildings. the town’s traditions alive shape of a Phoenix, the roommate, 21-year-old Jor- sions possible and has is,” French said in the let- Daynielle Raynor fled to encourage people to mythical bird who dies in dyn Jones, and Jones’ been absolutely heart- ter, posted on social her home that day. She come back, including host- fire before being reborn boyfriend, 21-year-old Bar- breaking,” Shields said. “To media. went back in December to ing Johnny Appleseed Days from the ashes.

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WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO celebrates its MHSAA Division 4 District 97 championship Friday night at Ewen-Trout Creek. Players include from left: Enola Miskovich, Kayla Londo, Carlee Yon and Cloe Bac- hand (16).

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Cardinals repeat as district champions By JASON JUNO own and Cloe Bachand tallied 10. said. “That’s what we’ve been practicing Novascone likes where the program is [email protected] W-M coach Jessica Novascone doesn’t all week. Some of our better players were at in her 10th season at the helm. EWEN – Wakefield-Marenisco pow- allow free balls in practice and they don’t off tonight, which in a big game like “I feel like now we’re to the point where ered past Ewen-Trout Creek for the Divi- give up very many in matches either. They tonight, you have to rise above. we come into games with confidence,” she sion 4 District 97 volleyball title Friday definitely didn’t Friday night. “We needed to attack the ball harder said. “We come into games looking to win. night. “I think we played strong and aggres- and go at them. You could tell there was a Their confidence has been built up so They had three girls with at least 10 sive,” she said. “We’re not only attacking lot of nervousness out on the floor.” much in these last few years and it shows. kills, while Ewen-Trout Creek only had 12 the ball when we get a free ball, perfect W-M also blocked the Panthers well, They go out onto the court and they want as a team with their aggressive play help- pass, the setter sets perfectly, we run limiting their offense that way. They were to work hard and make sure they leave ing them to a second consecutive district attacks off of sprawls and digs and we try led by Cloe Bachand and Kayla Londo, everything out there. championship. to be as aggressive and as accurate as we Novascone said, against E-TC’s top hitter, “They work hard. I work them really The season series may have been a split can be to play up against teams when we Paige Berglund. hard in practice. So they deserve it.” between these two teams, but the Cardi- get to regionals and things like that. That’s “We had blocks up there, we totally Enola Miskovich had 30 assists, two nals set themselves apart with this 25-8, what helped us come out of the gate really shut her out in the middle,” Novascone aces and two kills for the Cardinals. Yon 25-20, 25-20 sweep. strong against them. said. “That’s important because most hit- also had three aces and five digs. Londo W-M will play Jeffers in Tuesday’s “You lose points that way because you ters will adjust their hitting because they finished with nine digs and an ace. Emma regional semifinal at Westwood High make hitting errors of course. If you’re don’t want to challenge the block. Getting Augenstein had five kills, three aces and School in Ishpeming at 6:30 p.m. CST. Jef- overall more aggressive, you should be blocked isn’t fun, so you’re going to play a four digs. fers beat Chassell 3-1 to win their district able to stay on top and keep the momen- little bit more conservatively. With her Berglund, E-TC’s only senior, and title Friday night. Carney-Nadeau and tum on your side.” being their best hitter, that’s important.” Abbie LeGault led the Panthers with four Mid-Peninsula meet in the first semifinal. It just wasn’t the Panthers’ night even The Cardinals haven’t lost a non-tour- kills. Elise Besonen tallied nine assists. If W-M plays like they did Friday night, though they had the home-court advan- nament match since falling to the Panthers “We still have a young team,” Borseth they’ll be tough to beat in the regional. tage. on Sept. 3 in Wakefield. That includes the said. “Pretty much the whole team will be Carlee Yon alone had more kills than E- “Our girls didn’t come out to hit the regular-season rematch a couple of weeks back for next season. Still looking good for TC with 14. Kayla Londo had 11 of her ball tonight,” E-TC coach Heather Borseth ago and Friday night’s district title game. next year.”

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ABOVE, WAKEFIELD-Marenisco’s Cloe Bachand, right, swings as Ewen-Trout Creek’s Paige Berglund defends Friday night in Ewen.

AT RIGHT, Ewen-Trout Creek’s Abbie LeGault (7) attempts to block a swing by W-M’s Carlee Yon.

GCC women beat St. Cloud “Points off turnovers tells the story. We turned it over above .500 for the first time this season. COON RAPIDS, Minn. – Gogebic outscored St. Cloud 40 times,” GCC coach Dennis Mackey said. “We have 16 Playing all but two minutes of the fourth quarter, 22-9 in the first quarter and went on to win 75-59 Friday. guys on the roster. For 14 of the guys, this is their first taste McConnell, the backup point guard, finished with 17 “We got off to a quick start and maintained from there,” of live (junior college) basketball. We’ll get better.” points, nine assists and five rebounds on a night the Pac- Gogebic coach Mark Movrich said. “I thought we did a Dachau Lyle had a double-double for the Samsons, ers played without four members of their rotation. good job of putting pressure on the ball full court. But we scoring 14 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. But no one "We've got to hold down the fort until those guys get did not do a very good job of taking care of it ourselves.” else scored in double figures for them. back," McConnell said. "I've been a guy the last five years Everyone scored for the Samsons. Samaiya Buchanan GCC (0-1) plays the home team, Anoka-Ramsey, today who hasn't tried to go outside the box. I had the lane, and at 2 p.m. I took it." led with 16 points, Ilena Garrett had 12 and Airiana White Gogebic — Emmanuel Ige 4, Raquentez Woodley 5, Mitchell Borseth 3, Dachau Lyle 14, Yaser Khan 6, scored 10. Poy Jacob had a team-best 12 rebounds. Griffen Revoyr 6, Luke Miller 3, Gavin Ransanici 2, Louis Bogda 2, Jalin Pitts 9, David Benson 6. FTs: 18- All-Star Victor Oladipo, starting center Myles Turner 24. Fouls: 21. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Revoyr 2, Miller 1, Lyle 1, Khan 1. and his backup, Goga Bitadze, and sixth man Jeremy GCC (2-1) plays the home team, Anoka-Ramsey, today St. Cloud Tech — Paul Coleman 22, Eric Racine 24, Taye Carter 15, Michael Landquist 5, Malon Miller at 4 p.m. 2, Tierre Davis 13, London Williams 4, Torrey Bell 6, Tory Barber 6. FTs: 21-30. Fouls: 20. Fouled out: None. Lamb were out due to injury. Detroit had already beaten St. Cloud — Kiara Coops 23, Julianna Cottier 12, Shania Nahring 13, Abbie Wuertz 11. FTs: 13-18. Fouls: 3-pointers: Coleman 3, Racine 1, Landquist 1, Davis 1. the Pacers twice this season. And then the Pacers fell 22. Fouled out: Nahring. 3-pointers: Wuertz 3, Coops 1. GCC 28 60 GCC — Rylee Nicoletti 3, Samaiya Buchanan 16, Haley Grover 8, Airiana White 10, Aiyana Nickel 9, St. Cloud 55 97 behind by 15 points in the first quarter. Madelyn Wiggins 9, Ilena Garrett 12, Kai’Terra Ross 2, Poy Jacob 6. FTs: 11-22. Foul: 18. Fouled out: Nick- None of that fazed Indiana, which ranks in the top half el. 3-pointers: Wiggins 3. Pacers rally for 112-106 win over Pistons St. Cloud 9 22 41 59 of the league on defense. GCC 22 38 53 75 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – A next-man-up mentality is "Defense is how we win games," said reserve Justin Hol- Samsons lose opener keeping the Indiana Pacers competitive despite a rash of iday, who chipped in 16 points and six rebounds. "That's injuries. our identity. We've been playing defense." COON RAPIDS, Minn. – Gogebic dropped its first game T.J. McConnell was the key for the Pacers on Friday That has helped the Pacers go 5-1 since starting the sea- of the season 97-60 Friday night to St. Cloud. night in a 112-106 win over the Pistons that moved Indiana son 0-3. l 10 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Rodgers wants more 'juice' following dry performance in LA GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – Aaron Rodgers "Obviously, me being a big part of the frey has been finding the end zone with going out there and playing well," Camp- couldn't quite put his finger on it, but the offense, I'm going to get my looks here and great frequency of late, with nine scores in bell said. "This is the opportunity I've been two-time MVP knew something was miss- there and I'm going to do what I can with the last four games. waiting for, so I plan on taking advantage ing last Sunday. that and make the biggest impact I can for "He's the heart and soul of our offense of it." Rodgers was sacked three times, and the the team. It's not about me being back, so and the heart and soul of our team," Allen BRADBERRY'S STATUS Green Bay Packers' offense had its most nothing should change as far as how we're said. "Three touchdowns (Sunday). ... It's worth keeping an eye on Panthers anemic performance under coach Matt trying to beat teams. It's not going to be Those plays change the game – and he cornerback James Bradberry and whether LaFleur in a 26-11 loss to the Los Angeles some crazy air attack and have 15 targets does that week in and week out." a groin injury is enough to keep him out Chargers. every game." McCaffrey is a nightmare of a matchup Sunday or affect his high level of play. Brad- "It was such a different feeling," said IT'S ALLEN'S TEAM for a Packers' leaky run defense that has berry has earned a reputation as one of the Rodgers, who was held to a career-low 61 Carolina is Kyle Allen's team now that allowed the third-most rushing yards game's best cover men and is having an All- yards through the first three quarters. "We Cam Newton has been placed on injured (1,036), second-most touchdowns (10) and Pro type season. If he doesn't play against just didn't have that normal juice. ... I'm not reserve with a nagging foot injury. The for- fifth-most receptions to the running back Rodgers, it would be a huge blow for the calling anybody specifically out, I'm just mer undrafted rookie has done an position this season. After nine games, Panthers' defense. Veteran Ross Cockrell saying there was obviously something that admirable job in Newton's absence, going Green Bay is allowing the ninth-most rush- would fill in. threw us off a little bit energetically." 5-1 as a starter. With Newton out for the ing yards per game and eighth-highest per SACK LEADERS Green Bay (7-2) will look to bounce rest of the regular season, Allen doesn't carry average. On the flip side, the Panthers are back Sunday when it hosts the Carolina have the pressure of wondering when he McCaffrey had 136 total yards and expected to get defensive end Mario Addi- Panthers (5-3), a team the Packers have will be replaced. Panthers coach Ron caught a touchdown pass when the Pan- son (6½ sacks) back this week after he scored 30-plus points against in five of the Rivera said that might be good for the sec- thers defeated the Packers two seasons ago. missed last Sunday's game following the six games they've played at Lambeau Field. ond-year quarterback. HERE COMES THE CAVALRY fatal shooting of his brother. Rodgers will have his top target, "I do think as a player it will help him," Green Bay will get some help defensive- "I think for me, I think the best thing for Davante Adams, for the second straight Rivera said. "It's one of those things where ly on Sunday. The Packers activated safety him is to get back to work, get around the game. The two-time Pro Bowl receiver con- you don't have to worry, 'Hey, if I don't play Ibraheim Campbell from the reserve/phys- guys and try to keep your mind off it as tinues to work his way back to full strength well back-to-back, something is going to ically unable to perform list. Campbell best you can," outside linebacker Bruce after missing four games with turf toe. happen immediately.'" played in three games for Green Bay last Irvin said. "I'm sure he goes home (and) he "They've been able to move the ball McCAFFREY'S MVP RUN season, including one start, and had 18 thinks about it. But the six or seven hours since I've been out, so the focus shouldn't Christian McCaffrey is playing like an tackles (15 solo) and a forced fumble in he's here, we are trying to be around him, change on how we're trying to do things," MVP candidate, leading the league in yards 112 defensive snaps. talk as much football as we can and try to said Adams, who had a team-high seven from scrimmage (1,244), touchdowns (13) "I've been preparing as well as I possibly get his mind off it." catches for 41 yards against the Chargers. and a number of other categories. McCaf- could up to this point. so I fully anticipate Carolina leads the NFL in sacks with 34. Daily Globe Scoreboard Bears look to stop skid, turn Brookfield East 34, Menomonee vention and Treatment Program. (McDermott 2-3, J.Holiday 2-5, Brog- around season when Lions visit Michigan high school Falls 6 American League don 0-1, Warren 0-1, Sampson 0-1, Waukesha West 49, Burlington 0 MINNESOTA TWINS — Promot- Sabonis 0-2, A.Holiday 0-2). Fouled footballFriday playoffs Waunakee 49, Hartford Union 21 ed Daniel Adler and Jeremy Zoll to Out_None. Rebounds_Detroit 40 LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) – the plays Nagy can call. It's of those in the future." 11-player Division 3 assistant general manager; Alex (Drummond 13), Indiana 44 (Sabonis District finals The Chicago Bears have four all added up to an offense DYNAMIC DUO Quarterfinal Hassan to director of player develop- 14). Assists_Detroit 27 (Drummond Division 1 DeForest 52, Monroe 14 ment, and Jeremy Raadt to director 8), Indiana 23 (McConnell 9). Total straight losses, a spot at the that ranks among the worst Detroit's Kenny Golladay is District 1 Menasha 24, West De Pere 14 of baseball systems. Fouls_Detroit 26, Indiana 16. tied with Tampa Bay's Mike Davison 42, Lapeer 21 bottom of their division and in the NFL. Menomonie 34, Medford Area 8 A_15,544 (20,000). Hudsonville 35, Grand Haven 7 National League Evans for the league lead with New Berlin Eisenhower 13, Ply- PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — little time left to salvage their Even the defense has Sterling Heights Stevenson 38, seven receiving touchdowns, mouth 12 Named Juan Castro infield coach. Bucks-Jazz, Box Macomb Dakota 35 MILWAUKEE (100) once-promising season. If looked a little more vulnera- and teammate Marvin Jones West Bloomfield 35, Plymouth 0 Division 4 BASKETBALL Middleton 8-22 5-5 26, G.Antetok- Quarterfinal NBA — Fined Boston Celtics G has six TD receptions. District 2 ounmpo 10-22 8-13 30, B.Lopez 2-6 Detroit beats them, well, that ble, though Chicago did Catholic Memorial 47, Lake Mills Marcus Smart $15,000 for public Belleville 67, Brownstown Wood- 0-0 5, Bledsoe 8-20 5-5 22, Matthews Golladay and Jones along 14 cristicism of the officiating. might stamp out whatever is sack Carson Wentz four haven 14 1-2 0-0 3, Ilyasova 0-2 0-0 0, Wilson with Evans and Chris Godwin Kiel 21, Berlin 14 Brighton 48, East Kentwood 26 COLLEGE 0-2 0-0 0, R.Lopez 2-4 1-2 5, Hill 0-2 left. times last week in a 22-14 are the only pairs of NFL players River Valley 28, Lakeside Luther- LACKAWANNA — Announced Detroit Cass Tech 46, Dearborn 2-3 2, DiVincenzo 0-4 0-0 0, Korver an 14 the cancellation of its men's basket- The Bears look to stop loss at Philadelphia. on the same team with 13 Fordson 28 0-1 0-0 0, Brown 3-8 1-2 7. Totals 34- Wrightstown 20, Freedom 19 ball season. receiving touchdowns, at least Utica Eisenhower 27, Lake Orion 95 22-30 100. their skid when they host The Lions, meanwhile, 20 Division 5 UTAH (103) 35 catches each and 500-plus Quarterfinal Wisconsin Box Matthew Stafford and the have four losses in their past Division 2 WISCONSIN 65, E. ILLINOIS 52 Bogdanovic 9-19 10-10 33, yards apiece this season. Amherst 24, Chilton 19 District 1 E. ILLINOIS (0-2) O'Neale 4-6 0-0 11, Gobert 1-2 6-10 struggling Lions on Sunday five games following a 2-0-1 "They're both big, talented Lake Country Lutheran 28, Racine Birmingham Seaholm 42, Birming- Skipper-Brown 3-6 0-0 6, M.Smith 8, Conley 7-15 1-2 20, Mitchell 8-22 St. Catherine's 6 guys, move well," Lions quarter- ham Groves 7 2-6 0-0 5, Dixon 4-8 2-6 11, Wallace 1-1 19, Ingles 0-5 1-2 1, Green 1-6 0- to start a relatively light start. Oakland beat them 31- Prairie du Chien 10, Gale-Ettrick- back Matthew Stafford said. Detroit U-D Jesuit 11, Farmington 2-12 0-0 5, Johnson 5-17 0-0 12, 0 2, Niang 1-3 0-0 2, Bradley 3-6 1-4 Trempealeau 0 stretch in the schedule. 24 last week when Stafford's 10 Shaw 0-0 0-0 0, Matlock 1-1 0-0 2, 7. Totals 34-84 20-29 103. "And, obviously track the ball in Stratford 35, Northwestern 0 Muskegon Mona Shores 35, Mid- S.Smith 2-7 0-0 5, Deang 2-6 1-2 6, Milwaukee 16 19 39 26 — 100 They're banking on two pass to Logan Thomas from the air really well." land Dow 12 Division 6 Duffus 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 21-63 3-8 52. Utah 30 25 26 22 — 103 STOPPING STAFFORD Quarterfinal games in the next four the 1 was broken up in the District 2 WISCONSIN (1-1) 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 10-36 Abbotsford 44, Coleman 24 The Bears figure to have Detroit King 49, Livonia Franklin Ford 4-10 2-3 11, Reuvers 4-8 5-5 (Middleton 5-8, G.Antetokounmpo 2- against Detroit (3-4-1) and end zone with 3 seconds Mondovi 29, Mineral Point 22 15 14, Davison 3-6 2-2 8, Trice 2-6 0-0 6, Matthews 1-1, B.Lopez 1-5, Bled- their hands full with Stafford. Regis 29, Spring Valley 8 one against the New York remaining. Port Huron 36, St. Clair Shores 4, King 5-12 8-10 18, Cuevas 0-0 0-0 soe 1-6, Hill 0-1, DiVincenzo 0-2, The veteran has thrown for St. Marys Springs 20, Racine Lakeview 29 0, Qawi 0-0 0-0 0, Wahl 0-1 0-0 0, Ilyasova 0-2, Wilson 0-2, Brown 0-3), Giants to make something of TRUBISKY TROUBLE 4,741 yards, 28 touchdowns and Lutheran 0 Portage Northern 31, Grand Hedstrom 0-1 0-0 0, Ballard 0-0 0-0 Utah 15-36 (Conley 5-9, Bogdanovic 21 interceptions in 18 games Division 7 a season quickly slipping The No. 2 overall pick in the Rapids Forest Hills Central 6 0, Anderson 0-2 1-2 1, Pritzl 3-9 2-2 5-10, O'Neale 3-4, Mitchell 2-4, against Chicago. And he comes Walled Lake Western 49, Fenton Quarterfinal 9. Totals 21-55 20-24 65. Niang 0-2, Ingles 0-3, Green 0-4). 2017 draft, Trubisky has seen a Bangor 28, Turtle Lake 12 away. 21 Halftime_Wisconsin 34-27. 3- Fouled Out_G.Antetokounmpo. into this one on a bit of a roll. Black Hawk 49, River Ridge 7 decline in completion rate (63, Division 3 Point Goals_E. Illinois 7-19 (Johnson Rebounds_Milwaukee 54 (G.Ante- "It's now or never," receiv- Stafford has thrown for more Edgar 47, Gilman 0 yards per game (173.9), yards District 1 2-4, Dixon 1-1, Deang 1-2, Wallace tokounmpo 13), Utah 56 (Gobert 17). than 300 yards, three-plus Lourdes Academy 14, Hilbert 7 er Anthony Miller said. "It's per attempt (5.6) and rating (80) Chelsea 28, Coldwater 21 1-3, M.Smith 1-4, S.Smith 1-4, Skip- Assists_Milwaukee 14 (Bledsoe 5), touchdowns and one intercep- Edwardsburg 16, Zeeland West 2 8-Man per-Brown 0-1), Wisconsin 3-18 Utah 15 (Mitchell 6). Total Fouls_Mil- win or go home for us. We've from last season. He has just Semifinal tion in each of the past three District 2 (Reuvers 1-2, Ford 1-5, Pritzl 1-6, waukee 26, Utah 27. five touchdown passes after Luck 56, Shell Lake 15 got to win." Allen Park 42, Riverview 26 Trice 0-1, Wahl 0-1, King 0-1, Davi- Technicals_Utah coach Jazz (Defen- games. He ranks second in NFL Newman Catholic 49, Belmont 16 throwing for 24. But if he's going DeWitt 40, St. Johns 7 son 0-2). Fouled Out_Ford. sive three second). A_18,306 The Bears (3-5) expected to break out, this might be the in TD passes (19), fourth in East Grand Rapids 41, Byron Rebounds_E. Illinois 33 (Dixon 8), (18,306). yards (2,499) and fifth in rating All TimesNFL EST Wisconsin 41 (Reuvers 14). to do plenty of that after cap- game to do it. Center 14 NHL (106). River Rouge 38, Redford Thurston AMERICAN CONFERENCE Assists_E. Illinois 10 (Dixon 4), Wis- All Times EST turing the NFC North last Trubisky had one of his best SURGING SNACKS 8 East consin 7 (Davison 4). Total Fouls_E. EASTERN CONFERENCE games as a pro against Detroit Division 4 W LTPct PF PA Illinois 22, Wisconsin 13. A_17,106 Atlantic Division season at 12-4 and making at Soldier Field last November. Lions defensive tackle New England 810.889 270 98 (17,230). District 1 GP WLOTPts GF GA the playoffs for the first time He completed 23 of 30 passes Damon "Snacks" Harrison had Flint Powers 13, Fowlerville 12 Buffalo 620.750 158 131 Boston 16 11 3224 58 40 Hudsonville Unity Christian 45, Miami 170.125 103 256 All TimesNBA EST Toronto 17 95321 58 54 since 2010. for 355 yards, three TDs, no five solo tackles at Oakland after Grand Rapids South Christian 13 N.Y. Jets 170.125 96 211 EASTERN CONFERENCE Buffalo 16 95220 47 43 They were counting on interceptions and a 148.6 rating averaging about one solo over Milan 56, Summit Academy North South Atlantic Division Florida 15 73519 55 56 to lead Chicago to a 34-22 victo- the first seven games of the sea- 22 W LTPct PF PA W L Pct GB Montreal 16 85319 58 52 quarterback Mitchell Tru- ry after losing nine of 10 to the son. District 2 Houston 630.667 238 191 Boston 61.857 — Tampa Bay 14 75216 47 49 Indianapolis 530.625 182 177 bisky to take another step Lions. "Hopefully coming off that, Detroit Country Day 17, Harper Toronto 62.750 ½ Ottawa 15 59111 41 50 we can build on the confidence Woods 12 Jacksonville 450.444 176 189 Philadelphia 53.625 1½ Detroit 18 5 12 1 11 39 70 forward and an offense that The Bears won two weeks Grand Rapids Catholic Central 33, Tennessee 450.444 168 165 Brooklyn 34.429 3 Metropolitan Division later at Detroit with Chase part of that," Detroit coach Matt Sparta 7 North New York 27.222 5 GP WLOTPts GF GA showed promise in coach Daniel filling in for the injured Patricia said. "He was able to Paw Paw 14, Marshall 6 W LTPct PF PA Southeast Division Washington 17 12 2327 69 53 kind of use some of the lever- Baltimore 620.750 251 176 Matt Nagy's first season to Trubisky to complete the sweep. Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 54, WLPct GB N.Y. Islanders1511 3123 47 34 age, the strength, and some of Ortonville Brandon 40 Pittsburgh 440.500 176 169 Miami 62.750 — Carolina 16 96119 52 46 make more big plays. They "I think we see what we can the lower body." Division 5 Cleveland 260.250 152 205 Charlotte 44.500 2 Pittsburgh 16 96119 55 42 did not anticipate their be," Trubisky said. "Obviously District 1 Cincinnati 080.000 124 210 Atlanta 35.375 3 Philadelphia 15 85218 50 48 we have the same players we The 6-foot-3, 350-pound Dearborn Heights Robichaud 40, West Orlando 36.333 3½ N.Y. Rangers14 76115 46 45 prized QB taking a step had last year so we're capable of Harrison appears to be healthy Whitmore Lake 30 W LTPct PF PA Washington 26.250 4 Columbus 16 67315 38 54 Kansas City 630.667 252 204 back, their line getting creating explosive plays, staying after a groin injury seemed to Kalamazoo Hackett 36, Hopkins Central Division New Jersey 14 46412 40 56 stunt his performance earlier in 20 Oakland 540.556 208 240 WLPct GB WESTERN CONFERENCE pushed around, the tight on the field, converting on third Saginaw Swan Valley 21, L.A. Chargers460.400 207 194 Milwaukee 63.667 — Central Division downs, scoring touchdowns and the season. Frankenmuth 7, OT Denver 360.333 149 170 Indiana 54.556 1 GP WLOTPts GF GA ends contributing little and having that identity and being OUT OF THE GATE District 2 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Detroit 46.400 2½ St. Louis 17 11 3325 54 49 the team we want to be — and East the receivers – besides Allen The Bears' offense contin- Almont 22, Marine City 14 Cleveland 35.375 2½ Colorado 16 95220 58 47 then just going out there, seeing Detroit Denby 38, Clawson 0 WLTPct PF PA Chicago 36.333 3 Nashville 16 95220 64 52 Robinson – not delivering ues to struggle at the start, punt- Freeland 22, West Branch Oge- Dallas 530.625 227 142 WESTERN CONFERENCE Winnipeg 17 97119 48 52 the way they hoped. a bunch of guys having fun, ing on their first possession in maw Heights 21 Philadelphia 540.556 224 213 Southwest Division Dallas 17 88117 41 42 playing football, running the ball seven of the eight games. The Lansing Catholic 21, Portland 0 N.Y. Giants 270.222 176 255 WLPct GB Chicago 15 57313 38 46 They've been bogged well, big plays open up in the exception came in a victory over Division 6 Washington 180.111 108 219 Houston 53.625 — Minnesota 16 5 10 1 11 42 57 South down by slow starts. And the pass game. That was a fun day Minnesota in Week 4, when they District 1 Dallas 53.625 — Pacific Division and we're hoping to have more Hillsdale 20, Constantine 14 WLTPct PF PA San Antonio 53.625 — GP WLOTPts GF GA lack of rhythm has limited went 75 yards for a touchdown. Montague 20, Ravenna 13, OT New Orleans 710.875 195 156 Memphis 26.250 3 Edmonton 17 10 5222 48 46 District 2 Carolina 530.625 209 204 New Orleans 17.125 4 Calgary 19 10 7222 57 55 Maple City Glen Lake 38, Harrison Tampa Bay 260.250 230 252 Northwest Division Vancouver 17 95321 57 45 Wisconsin defeats Eastern He scored twice – both on the power play 30 Atlanta 170.125 165 250 WLPct GB Vegas 17 95321 52 48 Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central North Denver 62.750 — Arizona 16 95220 46 37 Illinois, honors Moore family – in his first game since a trade this week 44, Warren Michigan Collegiate 14 WLTPct PF PA Utah 63.667 ½ Anaheim 17 97119 45 43 Onsted 35, Grass Lake 21 Green Bay 720.778 226 189 Minnesota 53.625 1 San Jose 17 6 10 1 13 46 63 and the Red Wings beat the Boston Bruins 4- Sanford-Meridian 35, Hemlock 21 Minnesota 630.667 234 158 Portland 35.375 3 Los Angeles 16 5 10 1 11 41 63 MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Friday night was 2 to snap a four-game skid. Division 7 Detroit 341.438 204 217 Oklahoma City 35.375 3 NOTE: Two points for a win, one perhaps the most emotional home opener in District 1 Chicago 350.375 142 144 Pacific Division point for overtime loss. Top three Fabbri was acquired from St. Louis on Cass City 28, Elkton-Pigeon Bay West W L Pct GB teams in each division and two wild the history of the Wisconsin men's basket- Wednesday night and quickly got his second Port Laker 2 WLTPct PF PA L.A. Lakers 61.857 — cards per conference advance to ball program. Pewamo-Westphalia 41, Kent City San Francisco8001.000 235 102 L.A. Clippers 63.667 1 playoffs. and third goals of the season. 0 Seattle 720.778 248 230 Phoenix 53.625 1½ Friday's Games Kobe King scored a game-high 18 points, "It definitely helps with the confidence Schoolcraft 41, Lawton 10 L.A. Rams 530.625 214 174 Sacramento 36.333 4 Tampa Bay 3, Buffalo 2 Nate Reuvers added 14 points, 14 rebounds District 2 Arizona 351.389 195 251 Golden State 27.222 5 Detroit 4, Boston 2 there," Fabbri said. "Overall, just to see the Jackson Lumen Christi 42, Gabriel Thursday's Games Friday's Games Winnipeg 4, Vancouver 1 and nine blocks, and the Badgers defeated way the boys played, that really helps com- Richard Catholic 14 Oakland 26, L.A. Chargers 24 Cleveland 113, Washington 100 New Jersey at Edmonton New Lothrop 42, Beaverton 7 Sunday's Games Indiana 112, Detroit 106 Saturday's Games Eastern Illinois 65-52. ing in. So it was a great win for the boys." Division 8 Arizona at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Orlando 118, Memphis 86 Florida at N.Y. Islanders, 1 p.m. But the night belonged to Wisconsin Detroit had been stuck in a 1-11-1 rut, District 1 Kansas City at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Sacramento 121, Atlanta 109 Buffalo vs. Tampa Bay at Stock- Fowler 21, Flint Beecher 20 Buffalo at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Minnesota 125, Golden State 119, holm, SWE, 1 p.m. assistant coach Howard Moore. their worst skid since 2017-18 when it went Reading 28, Cassopolis 6 Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. OT Los Angeles at Montreal, 7 p.m. Before the game, Wisconsin had a video 1-12-1. Saginaw Nouvel 46, Breckenridge N.Y. Giants at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. Toronto 122, New Orleans 104 Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. 28 Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. New York 106, Dallas 102 Philadelphia at Toronto, 7 p.m. tribute and a moment of silence for Moore Anthony Mantha had a goal and an assist District 2 Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. Denver 100, Philadelphia 97 Carolina at Ottawa, 7 p.m. and his family. The Moore family was and Dylan Larkin also scored for Detroit, Adrian Lenawee Christian 41, Miami at Indianapolis, 4:05 p.m. Utah 103, Milwaukee 100 Vegas at Washington, 7 p.m. Sand Creek 14 Carolina at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. Brooklyn at Portland Minnesota at Arizona, 8 p.m. involved in a fatal accident in May. Moore's while Tyler Bertuzzi had two assists. Beal City 33, Johannesburg- L.A. Rams at Pittsburgh, 4:25 Miami at L.A. Lakers Columbus at Colorado, 9 p.m. Lewiston 20 Minnesota at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. Saturday's Games St. Louis at Calgary, 10 p.m. wife, Jen, and 9-year-old daughter, Jaidyn, Jonathan Bernier stopped 26 shots and also 8-player Open: Washington, Jacksonville, Boston at San Antonio, 5 p.m. Nashville at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. were killed, as was the driver of the vehicle had two assists. Regional Final New England, Denver, Philadelphia, New Orleans at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Sunday's Games Division 1 Houston Dallas at Memphis, 8 p.m. Florida at N.Y. Rangers, 1 p.m. that collided with the Moore family's SUV. It is the first time a Red Wings goaltender Kingston 50, Mio-Au Sable 48 Monday's Games Golden State at Oklahoma City, 8 Dallas at Winnipeg, 2 p.m. "The crowd did a great job of a very warm has had two assists in a game since the NHL- Morrice 50, Deckerville 24 Seattle at San Francisco, 8:15 Houston at Chicago, 8 p.m. New Jersey at Vancouver, 4 p.m. Suttons Bay 36, Gaylord St. Mary Thursday, Nov. 14 Sunday's Games Vegas at Detroit, 5 p.m. ovation at the right times," Wisconsin coach World Hockey Association merger in 1979- 30 Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 8:20 Denver at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. Toronto at Chicago, 7 p.m. Greg Gard said. "It's great to see them. It's 80, according to Hockey Reference. Division 2 Sunday, Nov. 17 Charlotte at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Philadelphia at Boston, 7 p.m. Climax-Scotts 34, Onekama 22 Dallas at Detroit, 1 p.m. Indiana at Orlando, 6 p.m. Edmonton at Anaheim, 9 p.m. obviously been a. ... it's uncharted water in Bogdanovic hits 3 at buzzer, Jazz Hillman 48, Cedarville 44 N.Y. Jets at Washington, 1 p.m. Milwaukee at Oklahoma City, 7 Monday's Games terms of what this group and the Moore fam- New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 Cleveland at New York, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Carolina, 7 p.m. beat Bucks 103-100 p.m. U.P. games11-player Saturday Brooklyn at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Arizona at Washington, 7 p.m. ily have been through. ... I thought tonight Denver at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Division 4 Atlanta at Portland, 9 p.m. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) – Bojan Bog- Cadillac (6-4) at Sault Ste. Marie Houston at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Toronto at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Bruins-Red Wings was a nice, well-needed recognition of the (7-3), 2 p.m. EST Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. Monday's Games Sums danovic hit a 3-pointer as time expired for Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 Boston 110—2 Moore family and it was good to see them." Division 6 Minnesota at Detroit, 7 p.m. the last of his 33 points in the Utah Jazz's Atlanta at Carolina, 1 p.m. Detroit 211—4 Moore suffered serious burns and his 13- Menominee (7-3) at Calumet (9- Dallas at Boston, 7:30 p.m. First Period_1, Boston, Krejci 2 103-100 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks 1), 1 p.m. EST Arizona at San Francisco, 4:05 Memphis at San Antonio, 7:30 New England at Philadelphia, 4:25 (Cehlarik), 1:09. 2, Detroit, Larkin 5 year-old son, Jerell, escaped with minor Division 7 Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. on Friday night. p.m. (Bowey, Bernier), 2:41. 3, Detroit, Charlevoix (7-3) at Iron Mountain Toronto at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Fabbri 2 (Bertuzzi, Mantha), 11:49 injuries. Moore had plans on returning to The shot from the corner capped a (10-0), 12 p.m. CST Cincinnati at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. Utah at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Chicago at L.A. Rams, 8:20 p.m. (pp). Penalties_Pastrnak, BOS, coaching this season. But a month after the Division 8 remarkable sequence of twists and turns in Open: N.Y. Giants, Seattle, Ten- (hooking), 3:40; Marchand, BOS, Lake Linden-Hubbell (7-3) at Ish- Pistons-Pacers,DETROIT (106) Box accident, Moore was back in the hospital nessee, Green Bay (interference), 11:12; Bowey, DET, the final few seconds. peming (8-2), 1 p.m. EST Snell 4-10 0-0 11, Morris 5-10 1-1 (holding), 12:24. after being found unconscious in his home. 8-player Monday, Nov. 18 13, Drummond 6-14 3-4 15, Brown 5- Utah's Donovan Mitchell was driving for Kansas City vs L.A. Chargers at Second Period_4, Detroit, Fabbri Division 2 13 0-2 10, Kennard 11-21 3-3 29, a possible winner in regulation when George Mexico City, MEX, 8:15 p.m. 3 (Bertuzzi, Cholowski), 1:30 (pp). 5, He is on medical leave. Pickford (9-1) at North Central (10- Mykhailiuk 2-4 2-2 7, Maker 1-2 0-0 Boston, Krug 3 (Pastrnak, Krejci), Moore's parents spoke to the crowd Hill stripped the ball and called timeout with 0), 2:30 p.m. CST Transactions 2, Wood 0-1 0-0 0, Galloway 5-11 6- 17:52 (pp). Penalties_Pastrnak, BASEBALL 6 19. Totals 39-86 15-18 106. BOS, (hooking), 0:28; Krug, BOS, before the game, and Jerell was introduced 2.3 seconds on the clock. Milwaukee Wisconsin high Major League Baseball INDIANA (112) (delay of game), 3:30; Larkin, DET, OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION- inbounded to Khris Middleton, but he trav- school football state Warren 7-16 3-3 17, Sampson 4-5 (tripping), 3:50; Hronek, DET, Major as an honorary member of the Badgers' start- ER OF BASEBALL — Suspended quarterfinals 2-3 10, Sabonis 6-14 5-6 17, A.Holi- (fighting), 11:16; Marchand, BOS, eled as Rudy Gobert flew at him. The clock Friday Cincinnati minor league RHP Israel ing lineup. Jerell wore No. 34, the jersey day 2-7 2-2 6, Brogdon 4-11 3-3 11, Major (fighting), 11:16; Krejci, BOS, was reset to 1.3 seconds, giving the Jazz one Division 1 Lantigua (Reds-DSL) and New York McDermott 6-11 0-0 14, J.Holiday 4- (roughing), 13:35; Filppula, DET, number his father donned for Wisconsin in Quarterfinal Mets minor league RHP Amaury last chance. 7 6-7 16, Leaf 2-2 0-0 4, McConnell (tripping), 15:56. Bay Port 56, Marquette University Pereya (Mets-DSL) 72 games each, the 1990s 8-10 1-1 17. Totals 43-83 22-25 112. Third Period_6, Detroit, Mantha 10 Giannis Antetokounmpo, who had 28 28 after testing positive for Stanozolol a Detroit 35 18 19 34 — 106 (Bernier), 18:32. Penalties_Bowey, Kimberly 35, Appleton North 6 performance-enhancing substance; Red Wings beat Bruins points in the second half, hit a 3 and made a Indiana 27 30 28 27 — 112 DET, (slashing), 4:34. Madison Memorial 28, Sun Prairie and Toronto RHP Jackxarel Lebron 3-Point Goals_Detroit 13-33 (Ken- Shots on Goal_Boston 12-12- follow shot to give the Bucks their first and 17 (Blue Jays-GCL) 52 games after test- nard 4-9, Galloway 3-6, Snell 3-8, 4_28. Detroit 12-10-10_32. DETROIT (AP) – Robby Fabbri made a Muskego 17, Franklin 10 ing positive for Boldenone, a perfor- only lead, 89-88, but later fouled out and Morris 2-5, Mykhailiuk 1-2, Brown 0- Power-play opportunities_Boston Division 2 mance-enhancing substance; all vio- promising debut for the Detroit Red Wings 1, Drummond 0-2), Indiana 4-15 1 of 4; Detroit 2 of 5. wasn't on the court for the dizzying finish. Quarterfinal lations of the Minor League Drug Pre- on Friday night. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM OUTDOORS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 11 8-day off-the-grid hunt cold, but not forgotten

Mark Walters

An Outdoorsman’s Journal

Hello friends, I recently spent 8 days travel- ing by canoe and on foot while living in a tent on a bowhunt that took place on backwaters of the Chippewa River in Pepin and Buffalo counties. Last week, I wrote about the first three, this week the final five.

Monday, Oct. 28 High 38, low 22 The high and low tempera- ture is changing dramatically, and I have four days max and I will be iced in. In other words, I Submitted photo could not paddle my canoe back MARK WALTERS canoes into his camp site for a planned 8-day off-the-grid hunt on Wisconsin’s Chippewa River in Pepin and Buffalo to my truck or walk on the ice, counties. as it is too thin. This same thing Where I hunt, I must hike in happened to me last year and it about 600-yards and the beaver was a situation that would have are majorly expanding a dam been pretty cool to have on video which is flooding the forest. The as I broke ice with my paddle. hike to my stand is pure HE dou- Every day starts out with me ble toothpicks because the water in a tent that is lit by a propane is knee to waist deep due to my lantern. I leave my outerwear toothy friends. hunting clothes outside so they So the beaver could get to the do not take on the smell of forest and stay underwater the camp. I wear these clothes over entire time, they built a canal hipboots and they are always which is not much bigger than soaked from the waist down and their body, which is just another in the morning froze solid which display of the beavers work ethic means I have to thaw them out and brains. just to wear them. When I started this hunt, I After getting dressed I paddle was having a lot of action as far my canoe in the dark for about as seeing deer, passed up some three-quarters of a mile and shots at a good buck and a small what is incredibly cool is the buck. One problem was that I relationship that I am develop- was only seeing deer the first ing with the most concentrated and last hour of daylight, and population of beaver that I have the four trail cameras that I have ever witnessed. out were not showing any day- These beaver see me at the time deer movement. start of my day when it is dark, I hunted four different areas Submitted photo and at the end of the day when it and used muskrat droppings for A TRAIL camera photo shows beaver working on and around their lodge. More than 150 pictures is dark. a cover scent, so I think it was were taken in one night. Generally, I cannot see them, just that for the time being the would get rid of my hunting As night was becoming day a in too much cover for me to take but now they have become so deer were nocturnal. This was a clothes, and cook a very good deer came to the scrape without a shot. used to me that there are times real bummer as I was looking meal, such as steaks from a 10- warning. I had been in my tree That experience got me think- that there are two to four of forward to this trip for a year as point buck that I whacked last almost 90 minutes, it was 20 ing on a decision that I have to them swimming right next to me I would be hunting the early rut year, walleye that I caught in degrees and the deer was a good make, and on the canoe trip and they slap their tails on the in an area with lots of whitetail Canada, and chicken thighs. buck at 12 yards. I went to pull back to camp I broke ice, which water to warn other beaver, and deer where very few humans are On the final hunt I had a very my bow back and my shoulder was my sign that I needed to now they are so close that it gets willing to spend time. good feeling as I was hunting or something in my shoulder lit- break camp and head to civiliza- me wet. This is very comical. On the paddle back to camp near a hot scrape. I was in my erally locked up, in mid pull. tion. Today, I put a trail camera every night I would open a can stand over an hour before day- I got my defect to work but In reality, the deer add up as near their lodge and in one night of beer and just enjoy the ride light and what I am sure was a the damage was done, the buck do the fish, no cares about the the camera took one 160 pic- and of course the beaver trying buck came to the scrape just as I hung out in my area at 15 yards buck that got away. tures of them working on it. to intimidate me. At the tent I got comfortable. for a good five minutes but was Sunset Hunters need to do their part to prevent CWD

By BETH MEYERS We all know that Wisconsin’s gun Wisconsin state Representative deer hunt is a way of life, a proud tradi- Chronic Wasting Disease is a conta- tion and a multi-billion dollar industry. gious neurological disease of deer, elk Together we must do more to protect the and moose that is caused by an abnormal deer herd and ensure a healthy hunt. protein called a prion. These prions cause Please use the DNR website as a practical brain degeneration in infected animals tool to learn more about this disease. and lead to extreme weight loss, abnor- While it is important for hunters to do mal behavior and loss of bodily func- their part in sampling, there needs to be tions. This fatal disease was first found in more done at the state level. After years of Wisconsin in 2002. Since then, more doing more with less, I’m happy to say than 4,000 deer have tested positive for that Governor Tony Evers, along with the the disease. Of Wisconsin’s 72 counties, new DNR Secretary Preston Cole and MDNR photo Commentary elected officials, are combating CWD THE MICHIGAN Natural Resources Commission recently extended a regulation that head on. allows for a 10-fish daily possession limit for brook trout on select Upper Peninsu- there are currently 56 CWD affected In September 2019, I was proud to co- la streams. counties. author the Healthy Herd, Healthy Hunt Thankfully, CWD is not prevalent in legislative package. This package includes our area; however, that doesn’t mean that bills that would provide funding for CWD Brook trout daily possession limit you can’t do your part to help prevent it research and management, funding for from spreading. With Wisconsin’s gun CWD testing kiosks and funding for car- deer season right around the corner, it’s cass disposal sites and dumpsters. I am still at 10 fish for select UP streams important that our sportsmen and hopeful that the legislature will make LANSING – An experi- Resources fisheries biolo- Type 1 streams in the U.P. women be aware of CWD. Everyone these bills a priority and quickly pass mental regulation that gists recommended against The regulation was put should know what is being done to pre- them during the current legislative ses- allows for 33 streams in the reinstituting the 10 brook into effect by the NRC to vent this disease from spreading into the sion. Upper Peninsula to have a trout daily possession limit create additional fishing Northwoods and how hunters can play a After years of cuts to research scien- 10-fish daily possession on the select streams opportunities. The 2019 role in preventing its spread into our area. tists and funding, Wisconsin is moving in limit for brook trout has because of concerns based season on Type 1 trout As of right now, the main approach for the right direction by taking an aggres- been extended. This regu- on biological and social sci- streams closed after Sept. the Wisconsin Department of Natural sive approach to finding the cause of lation expired Oct. 1 of this ence. 30. The 2020 season will Resources (DNR) to track this disease is CWD and combatting the spread of the year, but was reauthorized Select Type 1 streams, open on April 25. the voluntary sampling of harvested disease. We can only hope that with by the Michigan Natural which are designated trout For more information game. Even in places where CWD has not hunter participation, involvement of the Resources Commission at streams, in the Upper on Michigan’s fishing regu- been found, it’s imperative that sports- Wisconsin Conservation Congress, as its meeting Friday in Lans- Peninsula have this regula- lations, check out the 2019 men and women do their part. well as sound science from the DNR, ing. tion. They represent about Michigan Fishing Guide at After harvesting your deer and regis- Chronic Wasting Disease can be eradicat- Department of Natural 8% of the total mileage for Michigan.gov/DNRDigests. tering it, you can bring the deer to a local ed completely from our state’s deer herd. sampling station or self-service sampling I wish all of you a safe and successful kiosk, or if no sampling station is avail- nine day deer gun hunt. Be safe and be U.P. Fishing report able nearby, contact a local biologist to smart, and please consider sampling your arrange sampling. The DNR website has harvested deer so future generations can an interactive map that provides local participate and carry on the time-honored Little Bay De Noc: Winter like weather is 18 to 22 feet. Some were fishing in shallow upon us as anglers start targeting primarily wall- waters 6 to 10 feet and casting stick baits while places in Northern Wisconsin that will tradition of deer hunting in Wisconsin. eye. Overall, walleye fishing was pretty good anchored. Not many perch anglers but a few help hunters during the sampling process. As always, please do not hesitate to with bigger fishing showing up. Some reported nice catches were taken just north of the “Nar- While there is no mandatory sampling contact me with any questions or con- catching over a limit of fish however because of rows” when using minnows in 30 to 35 feet. of harvested deer in our area, more cerns about issues relating to state gov- size they were only able to keep a few. Those Big Bay De Noc: Those targeting pike fishing the reefs near Kipling reported fair catch- caught fish up in the shallows. The bite contin- hunters voluntarily helping with samples ernment. I can be reached at 888-534- es. Daytime anglers were trolling stick baits in ued as these fish tend to go on a feeding frenzy will help us be prepared and ready to 0074 or [email protected]. 30 to 32 feet or jigging. The First and Second this time of year. Smallmouth bass fishing was combat this horrible disease. I encourage Wisconsin state Rep. Beth Meyers, Bay- Reefs were best but those targeting the Third fair for those using tube baits. all hunters to get their deer sampled dur- field, represents the 74th Assembly District. and Center Reefs were marking good numbers Manistique River: Had a late report of a ing this year’s hunt. of fish. Night anglers did best between the Sec- couple steelhead caught between the mouth ond and Third Reefs when trolling stick baits in and the dam. l 12 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2019 COMICS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HERMAN SPEED BUMP Sick of living in hoarder house Dear Annie: My wife does not work out- side the home. We have hired help to take care of the house cleaning and yard work. She cooks sometimes but more often she buys prepared food. She does not do my laundry. She does not pay our bills. There are not many demands on her time. Dear My wife is a hoarder. With a great deal Annie of effort, I’ve been able to persuade her to confine her mess mostly to the rooms in the upstairs of our two-story house. Still, it to invite your son and grandchildren to is a struggle. It has been particularly frus- stay. To disallow houseguests would be to trating to tell relatives when they visit from enable your wife’s hoarding behavior. out of town – hers and mine – that they Often hoarding occurs as a symptom of cannot stay with us. obsessive-compulsive disorder, which From the outside, we appear to have a could be the case for your wife. Try to be large beautiful home. The upstairs, howev- THE PAJAMA DIARIES compassionate and patient, and encourage er, is uninhabitable because of her hoard- her to seek professional help. Therapy ing. Our relatives simply do not under- could help her get to the underlying cause stand why they cannot stay with us when of the hoarding, whatever it might be. You they come to town, particularly when they can learn more about hoarding (including can see what a beautiful home we seem to how to stage an intervention) at have. These relatives have hosted us as https://hoarding.iocdf.org. their guests in their home, and yet we tell Dear Annie: Here’s a suggestion for them that we cannot reciprocate. That is seniors. If you live alone, please find a embarrassing to me. friend who you can email daily just to let Recently, our son asked to visit us, them know that you haven’t fallen or hurt bringing along our adorable grandchil- yourself. A dear friend had fallen and was MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM dren. They live out of state. We have been alone, on the floor, for three days before to their home many times, but our grand- we went to see why she was so quiet. children had never visited us. Our son has It doesn’t need to be anything more not been in our home in more than six than “good morning” on the subject line. years, and he does not know the extent of But at least someone knows you are OK. – my wife’s hoarding. Still, I was delighted to Single Senior hear they wanted to visit, and I said yes. Dear Single Senior: What a nightmare My wife is angry. She says I “set her up” for your dear friend. Thank goodness she and that I should not have agreed that my had people who cared enough to go check son and our grandchildren could stay with up on her. The buddy system you suggest us. She is trying to make me feel bad about is a valuable and potentially lifesaving all this when I feel like this is her problem, idea. I’d also recommend that seniors who BORN LOSER not mine. I want my son and my grand- live alone invest in a medical alert system, children to visit. I hate the way our house such as MobileHelp, Medical Guardian or looks because of her hoarding, but I really Bay Alarm Medical. don’t see this as my fault, and I’d rather For help determining which system is they visit than not. best for you, see the article on aarp.org Am I missing something? – Married to entitled “How to Choose a Medical Alert a Hoarder System” and speak with your doctor. Dear Married: You’re not missing any- Send your questions for Annie Lane to thing. You’ve just got a healthy perspective [email protected]. on an unhealthy situation. You were right COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM

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Nov. 8, 2019 28,000 Dow Jones 27,000 industrials 26,000 6.44 25,000 27,681.24 24,000 MJ J A S ON Pct. change from previous: 0.02% High 27,694.95 Low 27,578.97

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Brighten Someone’s Day trade-war confusion to or Show Your Gratitude! There is ALWAYS room for more records GOOD NEWS! By STAN CHOE Investors aren’t expecting a Young, portfolio manager For placement and pricing contact AP Business Writer [email protected] grand bargain anytime at Villere & Co. NEW YORK (AP) – The soon that solves all the He sees so few stocks DAILY GLOBE stock market capped problems between the attractively priced that he another week of healthy world’s two largest now has 15% of his clients’ gains on Friday, but it economies. money at mutual funds ended on more of a befud- Economic reports, and separately managed dled note than a bang as meanwhile, have been account sitting in cash. In confusion about the U.S.- encouraging recently and June, when worries about China trade war hung over show the job market the economy and trade war the market. remains strong. Interest were higher, Young had Stocks wobbled rates are low following only 5% in cash given the between small gains and three cuts by the Federal many bargains available. losses through the day Reserve, and corporate “I wouldn’t say I’m nega- amid conflicting signals profits haven’t been as bad tive on the market,” Young about the progress being as Wall Street feared. said, “but when stocks get made by U.S. and Chinese Rising confidence can ahead of themselves, it’s negotiators. President be found not only in incumbent upon me to bal- Donald Trump said he record-high stock prices ance against the long [email protected] has not agreed to roll but also in a sharp rise for term.” back any tariffs, just a day Treasury yields. When Walt Disney jumped after a Chinese official investors feel less need for 3.8% for one of the said the two sides had safety, they sell govern- biggest gains in the S&P agreed to do just that if ment bonds. And when 500 after it reported talks progress. Treasury prices fall, their stronger profit for the lat- Stocks and bond yields yields rise. est quarter than Wall dipped immediately after The 10-year Treasury Street expected, thanks in Trump told reporters at the yield climbed to 1.94% part to its “Toy Story White House, “I haven’t from 1.92% late Thursday 4”and “The Lion King” agreed to anything.” But and from a low of 1.50% movies. The company also after flip-flopping through just last month. said it received a positive the day, the S&P 500 Not only are yields on response from a test of its turned higher in the last the rise, so is the gap planned streaming ser- hour of trading and closed between short- and long- vice, Disney Plus. at a record 3,093.08, up term Treasurys. 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Most imposed on Chinese States benefits from extra business groups and goods. tariff revenue. The presi- China trade experts agree The Chinese official dent says the tariffs are that China has violated said Thursday that the two paid by China, but studies trade rules and have large- sides had agreed to a conducted since the duties ly supported the adminis- phased cancellation of were imposed find that tration’s tougher line. their tariff hikes as part of Americans businesses and Still, the tariffs have an emerging agreement. consumers are paying hurt both countries’ Trump’s pushback sug- them. economies. China’s gested that negotiations “Frankly, they want to growth slowed to an annu- haven’t progressed as far make a deal a lot more al rate of 6% last month, a as hoped as the world’s than I do,” Trump said. healthy pace for more two biggest economies “I’m very happy right now. advanced economies but struggle to negotiate an We’re taking in billions of China’s slowest in three end to their trade war, dollars.” decades. which has hurt both A private sector source In the United States, Associated Press economies. with knowledge of the businesses are dealing IN THIS photo, workers pack imported lobsters at the Jingshen seafood market in “They’d like to have a talks said Thursday that with the tariffs’ higher Beijing. U.S.-Chinese trade contracted again in October, despite optimism about rollback,” Trump told the United States had costs and are uncertain possible progress in talks aimed at ending a tariff war that threatens global eco- reporters at the White agreed to suspend the about their international nomic growth. Chinese imports of U.S. goods fell 14.3% from a year earlier to $9.4 House, referring to the duties Trump threatened supply chains. They have billion, customs data showed Friday, Nov. 8, 2019. Chinese. “I haven’t agreed to impose December 15th responded by cutting their to anything.” on about $160 billion of voice,” Mary Lovely, a which supported Trump in nies, for which China gets investment spending in The two sides have been Chinese imports as part of trade economist at the 2016. relatively little of the eco- new plants and equipment working on an initial the agreement. But there is Peterson Institute for Inter- The tariffs imposed in nomic benefit. for two straight quarters. “Phase 1” deal that was dissension in the White national Economics, said September covered “The December tariff That’s lowered U.S. eco- announced Oct. 12 but House about whether and Thursday. clothes, toys, and shoes, round would largely hit nomic growth to 1.9% at that still isn’t final. by how much to roll back Despite Trump’s cava- raising prices for many products designed and an annual rate in the July- Financial markets in the 15% duties on another lier comments, analysts widely used consumer marketed by multinational September quarter from U.S. and globally rallied $112 billion of goods say the administration has goods. firms, mostly with compo- 3.1% in the first three Thursday at the prospect imposed Sept. 1. plenty of incentives to And the Dec. 15 tariffs nents from the United months of this year. of an agreement to wind White House economic reach a deal soon. Trump would mostly hit popular States and its allies, and A report released down the U.S.-China trade adviser Larry Kudlow also said last month that the consumer products such assembled in non-Chinese- Wednesday by a trade fight, but then stumbled told Bloomberg News “Phase 1” pact would as smart phones and lap- owned factories,” Lovely group opposed to the Friday on Trump’s com- Thursday that if a deal include the purchase of tops. Not only would that wrote on the Peterson duties found that Ameri- ments before eking out were reached, it would tens of billions of dollars also raise consumer costs, Institute’s website . cans paid $7.1 billion in small gains. The Dow include reduced tariffs. of U.S. farm products by but those tariffs would The trade war stems tariffs in September, a Jones Industrial Average “The White House China, which would bene- affect many products from the Trump adminis- record high for a single finished up 6.44 points, or never speaks with one fit farm states, many of designed by U.S. compa- tration’s complaints that month. FBI: Dad, daughter kidnapped woman, who was found in desert LOS ANGELES (AP) — County and Las Vegas- he did not have more A father and a daughter area police. information. have been arrested in the The case may be moved North Las Vegas police kidnapping and sexual to federal court because were gathering informa- assault of a woman in Las the victim had been taken tion and didn’t immedi- Vegas, holding her for sev- across state lines, but only ately have comment. Air eral days before she was state charges have been Force officials could not found in the Southern filed so far. immediately be reached California desert, authori- The Lawtons each face for comment. ties said. charges of kidnapping to It was not clear if the Stanley Alfred Lawton, commit a robbery, Lawtons had lawyers who 54, and Shaniya Poche attempted murder, kid- could speak on their Lawton, 22, are each napping from outside the behalf. being held on $1 million state, forcible rape and The case was first Associated Press bail, jail records show. three counts of first- reported by KNBC TV sta- THIS PHOTO shows a vitamin E acetate sample during a tour of the Medical Mari- The father is scheduled to degree ATM robbery, tion in Los Angeles. juana Laboratory of Organic and Analytical Chemistry at the Wadsworth Center in be arraigned Friday. according to the Los Ange- Albany, N.Y. On Friday, Nov. 8, 2019, the Centers for Disease Control and Preven- Military personnel les County district attor- tion in Atlanta said fluid extracted from 29 lung injury patients who vaped con- found the victim near the ney’s office. A spokesman tained the chemical compound in all of them. entrance to Edwards Air did not have additional Force Base, FBI details about the case. US officials identify ‘ strong spokeswoman Laura Los Angeles County Eimiller said. The FBI is sheriff’s Deputy Marvin investigating the abduc- Crowder said the agency culprit’ in vaping illnesses tion with Los Angeles arrested the Lawtons, but

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