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aspirusgrandview.org GV-013a DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Thursday, August 22, 2013 75 cents MINING IMPACT Majority Committee supports W-M, Bessemer school hears permit, consolidation n Seventy-seven sampling update percent of survey respondents approve By CORTNEY OFSTAD tions were taken off. idea [email protected] “And last year, the restric- HURLEY – Gogebic tions didn’t come off until WAKEFIELD — More than Taconite president Bill June,” Williams said. “We three-quarters of respondents to Williams updated the Iron don’t want to see that hap- a survey done by the Wakefield- County Mining Impact Com- pen.” Marenisco School District mittee on the on-going per- The bulk sampling appli- approved of a consolidation mitting process during a cation is still being reviewed between the W-M and Bessemer meeting Wednesday at the by the DNR, and committee districts, according to W-M Iron County Courthouse in members had questions superintendent Kathy Shamion. Hurley. regarding the application and “We’ve had 130 responses to Williams said the Wiscon- changes being made. the survey, and 77 percent sin Department of Natural According to committee approved of the idea of consoli- Resources held a public hear- chair Leslie Kolesar, the dating with Bessemer,” said ing last week on the pre-min- application is to extract 4,000 Shamion. “Although, some of the ing application and on the tons of sample from the pro- forms came back with comments bulk sampling application. posed mining site. Williams like, ‘Only if absolutely neces- According to Williams, the said, however, the application sary.’” bulk sampling decision will is for 4,000 tons, but the goal The W-M school board heard not be known until most like- is to only extract 1,600 tons. results of the survey from school ly late September or early Kolesar also questioned board member Larry Gabka October. how many sites will be used Monday night. The survey, head- “If it’s a dry October, we’ll to extract sample. Williams ed up by Gabka, also asked opin- be up there,” Williams said. said the number of sites ions on consolidation with Iron- If the weather does not depends on how much sample wood and if a new school build- cooperate, Williams said bulk can be taken from each site, ing should be a part of any con- sampling could be done in the because of blasting that pre- solidation process. winter, but issues may hinder viously took place on the site A consolidation between W-M the samples. in the past. and Ironwood was not as popu- “We can wait until winter Consultants for G-Tac are lar, garnering support from only time, and wait until every- also working on creating a 22 percent. A three-way consoli- thing is frozen, similar to log- storm water discharge dation was supported by 32 per- ging,” Williams said. “Howev- design, as it applies to the cent, and 65 percent thought con- er, you can get frozen chunks bulk sample plan, according solidation should be done with of frost in the samples, and to Williams. existing buildings, Shamion said. that can be an issue.” In addition to the bulk The survey will continue into The goal is to get to the sampling, G-Tac is continu- the school year. site “before the snow flies,” ing to prepare core samples “We’re going to hold it out because if the samples can’t from the drilling campaigns there for a little while longer to be gathered in the winter, G- hear from a few more folks. We’d Tac would have to wait until like to get as many as possible,” spring, after the road restric- Shamion said. “We’ll probably MINING — page 5 send notes home with students and put a link on Power School.”

Hurley to prepare for Cortney Ofstad/Daily Globe CITY OF Hurley employees do some road work to Range View Drive in Hurley on Wednesday. CONSOLIDATION page 5 teacher evaluations —

By RALPH ANSAMI districts are among those EDUCATION [email protected] testing evaluation procedures HURLEY — Beginning in developed by Cooperative 2014, the state of Wisconsin Educational Service Agency will require all schools to No. 6, according to the AP. adopt teacher evaluations Hurley is in the CESA 12 tied to student performance. district, along with other Ironwood welcomes new elementary principal With that in mind, Hurley northern Wisconsin school By CORTNEY OFSTAD “I went to Ferris State as in principal Daryl Robbins helped him achieve School District Administrator districts. [email protected] an undergraduate, because I his goal of becoming a principal. Chris Patritto told the school Winneconne Community IRONWOOD — Nick Steinmetz, formerly am a big hunter and love to “She got me ready,” Steinmetz said. “She board on Monday that in-ser- School District Administrator of Royal Oaks, always wanted to live in a fish,” Steinmetz said. “That basically gave me every opportunity to run the vice days next week will focus Peggy Larson told the small town. area provided that for me, as school when I needed to.” on preparing teachers for the Oshkosh Northwestern news- Growing up near Detroit with two parents well as the ability to go to Now, he is a principal and believes the new evaluation system. paper that teachers were anx- who were born and raised in small towns, it school.” Ironwood Area School District is heading in Classes begin at the Hur- ious about the evaluations at was something he always wanted. After receiving his bache- the “right direction.” ley K-12 school on Tuesday, first, but now she thinks they “I was raised by my parents with a small lor’s degree, Steinmetz got a One of the first projects he wants to work Sept. 3, with teacher in-ser- would say it was a good learn- town mentality,” Steinmetz said. “I always job working with kids in the on is updating the student handbook. vice days scheduled for Aug. ing experience. wanted to live in a small town.” inner city of Detroit, but he “We want to keep up to date with state 27-29. Green Lake School District Steinmetz got his wish, after he was recent- Nick always wanted something standards and move the curriculum to match The Associated Press Administrator Ken Bates ly announced as the new elementary principal Steinmetz smaller. that,” Steinmetz said. “At the elementary reports several Fox Valley said the process gives teach- for the Ironwood Area Schools. “After that, I spent the last four years in level I am looking to build the foundations to school districts testing teach- ers more involvement “I am really excited to be here,” Steinmetz Berkley, where I taught third, fourth and fifth motivate the students to be successful when er evaluations tied to student because they participate in said. “Everyone has been really helpful and grade,” Steinmetz said. entering L.L. Wright and beyond. It is our performance are pleased with setting their own goals. The there is a great staff here.” While teaching, Steinmetz was working goal to have every student be more successful the results thus far. evaluations then look at how Small-town life has shaped Steinmetz’s towards a master’s degree from Michigan The Winneconne, Neenah, teachers are meeting those career, including where he wanted to go to col- State University. To get his degree, Steinmetz Ripon and Green Lake school goals, he said. lege. had to have an internship. A “strong” mentor PRINCIPAL — page 5 Report: Health overhaul could help rural residents pay less

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Rural resi- them by providing subsidies for health encouraging more doctors, nurses and said the subsidies are more likely to ben- North Dakota agriculture commissioner, dents could pay less for health insurance insurance purchased through the new other providers to work in rural areas, efit rural residents because they are less said for many years the leading cause of and medical care under the new health online exchanges, which will allow peo- Bailey said in a telephone interview. likely to have health insurance through farm bankruptcies was medical bills care law, according to a report released ple to comparison shop for coverage The nation’s poorest families are cov- their employers than people living in because many farmers couldn’t afford to Wednesday by the Center for Rural beginning Oct. 1, and by capping out-of- ered by the government-run Medicaid urban and suburban areas. buy individual policies. Others opted for Affairs in Nebraska. pocket costs for those with the lowest and Medicare programs. Those who earn Most farmers buy their own insur- less expensive policies with high The issue is of particular importance incomes, said the report written by Jon too much to qualify for Medicaid but less ance, and other rural residents often are deductibles that Brock Slabach, senior to rural residents because they generally Bailey, director of the center’s Rural than 400 percent of the poverty level — self-employed or work for small busi- vice-president for member services at the pay more for health insurance and have Research and Analysis Program. $45,000 for an individual and $94,000 for nesses that don’t provide group coverage, National Rural Health Association, said lower incomes than people who live in or Other provisions of the health care a family of four — can receive premium he said. near cities, according to the report. law could reduce costs and increase subsidies for insurance purchased Roger Johnson, president of the The Affordable Care Act could help access to medical care down the line by through the online exchanges. Bailey National Farmers Union and a former HEALTH — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Afghanistan battlefield reports I know you did your best. ... I’m Every Day A gasp could be heard among and State Department cables going to be OK. I’m going to get 35mm Film for the spectators, and one woman while working in 2010 in Iraq. He through this.” 2 For 1 buried her face in her hands. Then, also leaked video of a 2007 Apache Coombs said Manning will seek Digital Camcorders as guards hurried Manning out of helicopter attack in Baghdad that a presidential pardon or a com- Film Developing Below Cost the courtroom, about a half-dozen mistakenly killed at least nine peo- muted sentence. supporters shouted from the back: ple, including a Reuters photogra- “The time to end Brad’s suffer- “We’ll keep fighting for you, pher. ing is now,” the defense attorney Main Street, Ironwood Bradley!” and “You’re our hero!” Manning said he did it to said. “The time for our president to Camera & Sound 906-932-3901 With good behavior and credit expose the U.S. military’s “blood- focus on protecting whistleblowers for the more than three years he lust” and generate debate over the instead of punishing them is now.” 911Ronnie’ call discusses s school gunman’s mental health has been held, Manning could be wars and U.S. policy. Coombs read from a letter Man- out in as little as seven years, said He was found guilty by the ning will send to the president in LITHONIA, Ga. (AP) — A woman Decatur. The school’s 870 students He didn’t work, didn’t seem to his lawyer, David Coombs. The judge last month of 20 crimes, which he said: “I regret if my whose family once took in the sus- in pre-kindergarten through fifth have any friends and hardly ever soldier was also demoted and will including six violations of the Espi- actions hurt anyone or harmed the pect in an Atlanta-area school grade were evacuated. spoke about his family or his past, be dishonorably discharged. onage Act, but was acquitted of the United States. It was never my shooting said Wednesday that he “We have to make a reasonable Knotts said. Hill told her that his The sentencing fired up the most serious charge, aiding the intent to hurt anyone. ... When I was mentally ill but never violent in assumption he was there to do birth mother was dead and that he long-running debate over whether enemy, which carried a potential chose to disclose classified infor- the past. harm to someone,” said DeKalb didn’t know his father. He also has Manning was a whistleblower or a life in prison without parole. mation, I did so out of a love for my Natasha Knotts told The Associ- County Police Chief Cedric L. brothers. traitor for giving more than Whistleblower advocates said country and a sense of duty to oth- ated Press that Michael Brandon Alexander. She kept in touch after he moved 700,000 classified military and the punishment was unprecedent- ers.” Hill lived with her and her husband Knotts said Hill called her sister out and said he’d recently been liv- diplomatic documents, plus battle- ed in its severity. Steven Aftergood He made a similar apology dur- for several months in his late teens. Tuesday afternoon before the ing with another couple who She says she served as a mother shooting and said he had a rifle but belonged to the church. Knotts last field footage, to the anti-secrecy of the Federation of American Sci- ing the sentencing phase of the figure for Hill in after he started didn’t say what he was planning to saw Hill about a month ago and he website WikiLeaks. By volume entists said “no other leak case case. coming to the small church where do. She said she believes that Hill seemed fine. alone, it was the biggest leak of comes close.” Manning’s lawyers also con- she and her husband are pastors. acted out as a plea for help. Hill held one or two staff mem- classified material in U.S. history, The American Civil Liberties tended that he suffered extreme Also on Wednesday, police gave “This is something that’s totally bers in the front office captive for a bigger even than the Pentagon Union, Amnesty International and inner turmoil over his gender iden- more details about the previous out of his character. This is not him. time, the police chief said, making Papers a generation ago. other activists condemned the sen- tity — his feeling that he was a day’s ordeal and what led up to it. This is not the Mike that I know. For one of them call a local TV station. In a statement from London, tence. woman trapped in a man’s body — Before going to the school, investi- anyone that knew Mike, this was a At some point, he fired into the floor WikiLeaks founder Julian “When a soldier who shared while serving in the macho mili- gators say that Hill took a photo of total devastation,” she said in an of the school office. As officers Assange decried Manning’s trial information with the press and tary during the “don’t ask, don’t swarmed the campus outside, he himself with an AK 47-style rifle and interview at her home in Lithonia. and conviction as “an affront to public is punished far more harsh- tell” era. Among the evidence was packed up nearly 500 rounds of Though there is no blood or legal shot at them at least a half a dozen ammunition — enough to shoot connection between them, Knotts times with an assault rifle from basic concepts of Western justice.” ly than others who tortured pris- a photo of him in a blond wig and more than half the school’s stu- said she considers Hill like a son. inside the school and they returned But he called the sentence a “sig- oners and killed civilians, some- lipstick. dents. “He was part of our family,” fire, police said. Police came into nificant tactical victory” because thing is seriously wrong with our Prosecutors showed that al- Police said Hill, 20, got the gun Knotts said of the roughly six the school office, and Hill surren- the soldier could be paroled so justice system,” said Ben Wizner, Qaida used material from the heli-

from an acquaintance, but it’s not months that Hill stayed with them dered. quickly. head of the ACLU’s speech and copter attack in a propaganda clear if he stole it or had permission several years ago. Her family was Hill is charged with aggravated Manning could have gotten 90 technology project. video and that Osama bin Laden to take it. aware that “he had a mental disor- assault on a police officer, terroristic years behind bars. Prosecutors Gabriel Schoenfeld, a senior fel- presumably read some of the No one was injured, but the sus- der” before he moved in, but she threats and possession of a firearm asked for at least 60 as a warning low at the conservative Hudson leaked documents. Some of the pect exchanged gunfire with police said he was loving and quiet and by a convicted felon. Police to other soldiers, while Manning’s Institute think tank and author of material was found in bin Laden’s never displayed any anger or vio- declined to discuss what he told who surrounded Ronald E. McNair lawyer suggested he get no more the book “Necessary Secrets,” wel- hideout after he was killed. Discovery Learning Academy in lent tendencies. them when he was questioned. DeKalb County Police Detective than 25, because some of the docu- comed Manning’s punishment. Also, government witnesses tes- Ray Davis said a court date could ments he leaked will be declassi- “The sentence is a tragedy for tified that the leaks endangered take place in the coming days. fied by then. Bradley Manning, but it is one he U.S. intelligence sources, some of Davis said Hill’s motive was Military prosecutors had no brought upon himself,” he said. “It whom were moved to other coun- unclear but he’d had contact with immediate comment on the sen- will certainly serve to bolster tries for their safety. And several the school office before. tence, and the White House said deterrence against other potential ambassadors were recalled, expelled or reassigned because of AUGUSTA U G U S T 1 STS T – SSEPTEMBERE P T E M B E R 303 0 THT H embarrassing disclosures. Manning’s supporters likened him to Daniel Ellsberg, the defense analyst who leaked the Back-to-School Pentagon Papers in 1971. Eyeglasses Sale

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By ALISON LADMAN Associated Press Need a fresh way to chill out this summer? How about DIY flurries? A flurry is simple — and it isn’t something you can only get at the ice cream shop. You start off with ice cream, usually a basic flavor, then you stir or mix or blend all kinds of things into it. It’s not a float; no liquid is added. It’s like an ice cream sun- dae, but with the toppings blend- Submitted photo ed in instead of piled on top. MERCER LIONS Club treasurer Mike Chamberlain presents a $2,000 Most ice cream shops start check from the Lions to Mercer Senior Center treasurer Toni Sendra with soft serve because it mixes recently in Mercer, Wis. The profits came from the annual Lions’ so easily. Since most of us don’t spaghetti fest held in July. Total profits from the last seven years of the have soft serve machines in our event, more than $12,500, have all been donated to help keep the kitchens (If only!!!), we suggest senior center in operation, a news release said. using a machine you probably do have — a microwave. Start with a pint of ice cream. Remove the lid and microwave it Associated Press Rescuers try to help pets for about 10 seconds. Test it with FROM LEFT, Concession Stand, Dark Horse Cherry and Berry Basket DIY ice cream flurries are served in Con- a spoon. The ice cream should cord, N.H. still be frozen, but should give that need each other when pressed with the back of started, we’ve come up with a ice cream, chocolate sandwich maraschino cherries, crushed LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ivan, than one,” she said. the spoon. bunch of ideas for delicious, cookies, crushed pretzels, chocolate sandwich cookies, fine- Domino and Joshua arrived Two weeks after Laura If it’s not ready, continue chilly flurries. gummy bears, M&M’s, caramel ly chopped espresso chocolate together at the animal shelter Morse and her family moved microwaving in 5-second bursts, ——— sauce, malted milk balls — Melba: raspberry swirl ice when their ailing owner could from Arizona to Florida 3 1/2 testing in between. — Snowstorm: vanilla ice — Silver Screen: vanilla ice cream, chopped peaches, fresh cream, Peppermint Pattie can- cream, caramel popcorn, choco- raspberries, finely chopped can- no longer care for them. To get years ago, their cocker spaniel Now you’re ready to mix. You can keep it simple and just use a dies, crushed peppermint sticks, late-covered peanuts died ginger adopted, they will need to go as died. Morse started searching spoon to mix the ice cream and a few drops of mint extract — Campfire: vanilla ice — Trail Mix: sweet cream ice one. for a new dog and found Thor toppings in a bowl. But where’s — Cocoa Beach: chocolate ice cream, crushed chocolate covered cream, toasted pecans, granola, The shepherd-husky mix, and Zeus on a St. Louis rescue’s the fun in that? Ice cream shops cream, toasted macadamia nuts, graham crackers, chopped dried cranberries, mini chocolate Dalmatian mix and Benji-looka- website. They had to be adopted often use a stick blender, another toasted coconut, hot fudge sauce smoked almonds, chopped chips like will stay at the New York together because Zeus would item you may not have. So — Satisfaction: sweet cream marshmallows, hot fudge sauce — Banshee: coffee ice cream, shelter until someone will take not eat without Thor. instead, toss everything into the ice cream, crushed salted — Ultimate Peanut: chocolate bananas, toasted almonds, cin- all three because the owner took But not every package deal is food processor and pulse a few peanuts, caramel sauce, chopped ice cream, peanut butter sauce, namon, crushed toffee legal steps to keep his dogs a match made in heaven. times. Snickers candy chopped Butterfinger candy bar, — Malted Cookie: chocolate together and well cared for Julie LeRoy, animal care As for what to use to flavor — Berry Basket: black rasp- chopped Reese’s Peanut Butter ice cream, malted milk balls, before he entered a Texas rest manager of the Ulster Society your flurries? Anything goes. berry ice cream, chopped fresh Cups, salted peanuts, peanut crushed vanilla wafer cookies, home. for the Prevention of Cruelty to And pile in as many as you can. strawberries, blueberries, rasp- butter M&M’s toasted almonds Despite email blasts to sup- Animals in Kingston, N.Y., said The more you add, the more deli- berries — Dark Horse Cherry: choco- Alison Ladman is a recipe porters, social media posts and she was “hell bent” on adopting cious it becomes. To help you get — Concession Stand: vanilla late ice cream, chopped developer for the AP. a video on talk show host several pairs of dogs together. Howard Stern’s website, there “One of my biggest failures have been no takers since they was adopting out two of the Community calendar arrived June 14 at a Long most fearful and shut down Island shelter. dogs — Cherry and Sundae,” The plight of the threesome LeRoy said. “We could not get Email calendar items and com- Workshop Performance, 1:30 p.m., Author Talk with Sara Rath, 7 Solin Business Center, GCC. points to the challenge of find- them to respond to anyone or munity news to news@yourdaily- DAP, Aurora Street, Ironwood. p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Public Library. Iron County Board of Supervi- ing homes for multiple pets that anything. They were adopted by globe.com. For more information, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 715-476-2366. sors, 6 p.m., courthouse, Hurley. must be adopted as a package an elderly couple together and call Community Editor Michelle p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., deal to honor a previous owner’s we all thought, ‘Jackpot.’” Thomasini at 906-932-2211. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Wednesday, Aug. 28 request or to keep inseparable Seven months later, the cou- area74.org. Today Saturday, Aug. 24 Government Christian Men of the Northland, pets together. Shelters and res- ple brought the dogs back, in Gogebic County Road Com- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. cue workers have to get creative worse shape than they started. Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at Airport Day, 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m., mission, 4:30 p.m., road commis- Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at in their pitches to place multi- They’ve since been placed in Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- Gogebic-Iron County Airport, Iron- sion office, courthouse, Bessemer. Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- ple animals in the same home. separate homes and have blos- gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- wood Township. 906-932-3121. Bessemer Township Board, 5 gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- “They are such a dignified somed. The families are neigh- 4450. Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, 4450. trio of dogs,” said Joanne bors so the dogs still get to see Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- Ramsay. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Ironwood Township Board, a.m., Range Community Bible Yohannan, senior vice president each other. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., 4450. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. of operations for New York’s Martie Petrie, co-founder of Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 offices. Watersmeet Community Blood North Shore Animal League Ken-Mar Rescue in Los Ange- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Drive, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Lac Vieux America, said of Ivan, Domino les, saved Manchester terriers 1110. wood. area74.org. p.m., Wakefield City Hall. Desert Resort Casino, Watersmeet. and Joshua. “It’s going to take a Candy and Cane in 2008 as Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Gogebic-Iron Detachment of Bessemer Area School District 800-280-4102 for appointments. very special person, someone their time at a shelter was run- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. the Marine Corps League Annual Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. Alcoholics Anonymous, open who has the room and will love ning out. area74.org. Picnic, noon, Depot Park, Ironwood. Johnston High School library. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., 906-932-3565. Mercer School Board, 6 p.m., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. them.” At the shelter, they’d been The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- Alcoholics Anonymous Mercer K-12 School commons, Mer- DOVE Support Group, noon-2 To help with a multiple adop- separated so long that Cane al, Wis. 906-663-0308. Women’s Group, noon, Salem cer, Wis. p.m. 906-932-4990. tion, some shelters waive adop- “had emotionally, physically StateLine Motocross Open Lutheran, Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Comprehensive Iron County Veterans Service tion fees or sponsor two-for-one and spiritually checked out,” Track Practice, 4-8 p.m., Gogebic Downtown Art Place Puppetry Planning/Land and Zoning Com- Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) deals. When shelters across the but he rebounded when reunit- County fairgrounds, Ironwood. New Workshop Performance, 1:30 p.m., mittee, 6 p.m., public hearing on Town Hall. 715-561-2190. county cope with an annual kit- ed with Candy in a foster home, riders welcome. 906-364-6889. DAP, Aurora Street, Ironwood. amendments to zoning ordinance, Adult Education Class, 4-7 ten population explosion, prices she said. Knights of Columbus 4th courthouse, Hurley. p.m., high school library, Hurley K-12 Degree Pere Menard Assembly Sunday, Aug. 25 School. 715-561-4900, ext 258. drop drastically for those who There was interest in adopt- 471, 6 p.m. business meeting, KC Tuesday, Aug. 27 Family Caregivers Support can take multiple pets. There ing one, but not both until Hall, Ironwood. National Finnish American Fes- Group, 5:30 p.m., Conference are lots of extras thrown in too, Petrie got an email from a Lake Knights of Columbus Council tival Membership Potluck Picnic, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Room A, Aspirus Grand View Hospi- like spaying or neutering, Tahoe couple, who’d read about 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, noon, Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- tal, Ironwood. 906-932-2525. microchips and collars. the two in a newspaper article. KC Hall, Ironwood. 906-932-1608. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Superior Bike Ride, 6 p.m., If a bonded pair is separated, They drove to the rescue for Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Gogebic and Iron Paisano Club 1110. departs from Brewster’s, Ironwood. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Hur- Annual Summer Picnic, 1 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 906-932-2020. animals could exhibit bad their (motor) home inspection ley. area74.org. Bluff View Park, Bessemer. Mem- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 behavior, such as destructive- before leaving on a long road iHeart Youth Ministries, 7 p.m., bers, guests and new members wel- area74.org. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, ness or aggressiveness toward trip. That was Dec. 29, 2008. teens to mid-20s; Lighthouse Faith come. 715-561-2459. Survivors of Suicide, 6 p.m., Bessemer. area74.org. people, said Gail Buchwald, Every year since, Petrie has Center, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Zion Lutheran Church basement, Government senior vice president of the received a Christmas card from Government closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Ironwood. 906-932-5718. Gogebic-Iron Wastewater American Society for the Pre- the couple somewhere in the Downtown Ironwood Develop- Church, Ironwood. Gogebic Range Concert Band Authority and Board, 2 p.m., joint vention of Cruelty to Animals. United States with a photo of ment Authority, 8 a.m., Ironwood Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Performance, 7 p.m., Longyear regular meeting, treatment facility, Memorial Building. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Park, Ironwood. Ironwood. “In these cases, it is certainly Candy and Cane in their new Iron County Law Enforcement Bessemer. area74.org. Al-Anon, 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., the case that two are better holiday sweaters. Committee, 5:30 p.m., courthouse, Church, Ironwood. county courthouse, Bessemer. Hurley. Monday, Aug. 26 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Iron County Fair Board, 6:30 Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Thursday, Aug. 29 Briefly p.m., fairgrounds, Saxon, Wis. Iron County Food Pantry and tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Government Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at Friday, Aug. 23 Michigan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715- Iron County Mining Impact Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- National Finnish American share. 561-4450. Committee, 3 p.m., courthouse, gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Festival to hold picnic All members and guests are invit- Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Hurley. 4450. ed. New members are welcome. Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Carnegie Library Gogebic County Veterans Ser- KIMBALL, Wis. — The National For more information, call Dorothy gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- area74.org. Board of Trustees, 4 p.m., library. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Finnish American Festival will hold a Walesewicz at 715-561-2459. 4450. Finnish Language Classes, 906-932-0203. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., membership potluck picnic Sunday at “Fireflies,” 11 a.m., art and 4:15 p.m. beginners, 5 p.m. Gogebic Community College Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 noon at Little Finland in Kimball. Wisconsin ACT scores words activity for grade school stu- advanced, with Seija Jarvenpaa, Lit- Board, 4:30 p.m., annual budget p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Ham, buns and coffee will be pro- unchanged in 2013 dents, Ironwood Carnegie Library. tle Finland, Kimball, Wis. 906-932- hearing, room B-22 of the Jacob 1110. vided. Attendees are asked to bring a Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 1608. dish to pass. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wiscon- p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Youth Trail Bike Ride, 6 p.m., for For more information, call 906- sin students’ average ACT scores Emergencies: 715-476-7655. kids 11-18, meet at Hobby Wheel, 932-1608. were unchanged this year compared Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Ironwood. 906-932-3332. with 2012, and they remain above the Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Paisano Club plans picnic national average. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, The average composite score for Downtown Art Place Puppetry Ironwood. area74.org. BESSEMER — The Gogebic and Wisconsin students who graduated Iron County Paisano Club will hold its this spring was 22.1 out of 36. That’s annual summer picnic Sunday start- the same as last year and above the ing at 1 p.m. at Bluff View Park in national average of 20.9. Bessemer. In Wisconsin, 71 percent of public Marty’s Goldenaires Fundraising Picnic Italian sausage, polenta and and private school students who Public Invited to help us keep on marchin’ refreshments will be provided. Mem- graduated took the test. That’s the bers are asked to bring a dish to same as last year. Saturday, August 24th from Noon - ? Bluff Valley Park, Bessemer, MI PUBLIC LAND AUCTION The following County Treasurers will be offering tax-reverted real estate FREE Admission — Fun For All Ages Food, Beverages, Bake Sale, Raffles, Face Painting, at public auction on September 23rd, 2013: Gogebic, Ontonagon & Kid & Adult Games, Beer & Safe Ride Available Houghton. Event runs from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Pancake Breakfast, Food Vendors, Lowell Street Band show starts at 6 p.m. The Auction will be held at The Watersmeet Casino, N5384 U.S. Hwy 45, Watersmeet, MI. Registration will begin at 11:30 a.m. EST, Farmer’s Market, Craft Fair, Health Expos and With a special performance by Marty’s Auction will begin at 12:00 p.m. EST. Free Airplane Rides for Children 8-17 years old Online bidding will be available via www.tax-sale.info. NO COVER For more information or for a list of the properties being sold, visit our E5560 Airport Road, Ironwood, MI 49938 website at www.tax-sale.info or call 1-800-259-7470. Sale listings are 906-932-3121 flyfromironwood.com CHARGE! also available at your local County Treasurer's Office. 4 l THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2013 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Odds growing our Constitution will pulverize Obama I’d previously doubted that the deeply con- And how many of the potential Republican DAILY GLOBE cerned bipartisan rebellion in and out of presidential candidates are mentioning Congress against President Barack Obama’s Obama’s treating us with such wholesale dis- Sue Mizell, Publisher contemptuous spying on all of us would have respect? lasting impact on him or any of his successors Hey, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor who believe the president is the rule of law. What do you think of all this? You ought to I spoke too soon, according to this headline Nat listen to Sen. Rand Paul, governor. He knows in the Aug. 17 edition of the New York Daily Hentoff the score. News: “Pols rip NSA over privacy.” Having quoted so much from Pew In Their Opinion The article highlighted the current revival Research polls, I feel required to say that, as Resistance to vaccines of the personal liberty legacy of Tom Paine, with all polls I reference, I first validate them Samuel Adams and the Sons of Liberty. from other research sources. I have found What ignited this political outrage was the Sweet Land of Liberty nearly all the Pew polls I’ve used are accu- difficult to understand previous day’s Washington Post, which rate. reported on newly released National Security evidence yet of how stark the shift is” (“Major Here are more of its findings: “Nearly half It’s hard to know why, but Michigan has long been a Agency documents from former agency con- opinion shifts, in the U.S. and Congress, on of Americans (47 percent) say their greater national leader in a medical category that puts kids at tractor Edward Snowden. Obama has made NSA surveillance and privacy,” Greenwald, concern about government anti-terrorism risk — the number of parents who refuse to get their chil- Snowden a citizen without a country until he The Guardian, July 29). policies is that they have gone too far in dren vaccinated. returns from his haven in Russia to be ulti- Dig this, Obama. According to the poll: “A restricting the average person’s civil liber- It’s a puzzling problem that medical experts seem mately judged by our Supreme Court, some majority of Americans — 56 percent — say ties; 35 percent say their greater concern is unable to crack — convincing parents that immunizing of whose recent decisions have been support- that federal courts fail to provide adequate that they have not gone far enough to ade- their children against diseases that we thought were long ive of the president in denying us our person- limits on the telephone and Internet data the quately protect the country ... gone a couple generations ago. al privacy rights. government is collecting as part of its anti- “This is the first time a plurality has There has long been a cottage industry of sorts of vac- According to the American Civil Liberties terrorism efforts. expressed greater concern about civil liber- cine doubters, which has grown exponentially with the Union, “the thousands of privacy violations “An even larger percentage (70 percent) ties than security since the question was first widespread advent of the Internet. cited by the Post were ‘jaw-dropping’” (“Pols believes that the government uses this data asked in 2004.” Believers can cite chapter and verse of statistics that rip NSA over privacy,” Larry McShane, New for purposes other than investigating terror- Greenwald, who called these figures the show how dangerous vaccines are and how parents are York Daily News, Aug. 17). ism” (“Few See Adequate Limits on NSA poll’s “most striking finding,” wrote: “For Surveillance Program,” Pew Research Center putting their kids at risk by allowing them to be inoculat- Besides The Washington Post and the anyone who spent the post-9/11 years defend- Daily News, other members of the media are for the People and the Press, July 26). ing core liberties against assaults relentless- ed against diseases like whooping cough (pertussis), also awakening to Obama’s belittling of We You see, we’re a lot smarter than Obama ly perpetrated in the name of terrorism, measles, diphtheria, tetanus, polio, mumps, rubella, hep- the People. In last Saturday’s Wall Street thinks we are. polling data like that is nothing short of atitis B, chickenpox and meningitis. Journal, Peggy Noonan quoted me at length: Pew continues: “And despite the insistence shocking. Back in the 1800s and early 1900s, before vaccines for “There are particular constitutional liberty by the president and other senior officials “This Pew visual,” Greenwald continued, a host of childhood diseases were commonly available, rights that (Americans) have that distin- that only ‘metadata,’ such as phone numbers “underscores what a radical shift has parents would have given almost anything to protect guish them from all other people, and one of and email addresses, is being collected, 63 occurred from these recent NSA disclosures.” their children from polio, diphtheria and whooping cough. them is privacy ... percent think the government is also gather- This conclusion leads me to request that But today, with effective and safe vaccines widely “The bad thing is you no longer have the ing information about the content of commu- Pew Research and other proven reliable poll- available — and in fact required by law — thousands of one thing we’re supposed to have as Ameri- nications.” sters conduct a carefully, calmly worded parents every year are refusing to get their children the cans living in a self-governing republic” Citing these figures, Greenwald further national poll. It would ask a wide sampling of shots that can protect them from those childhood dis- (“What We Lose if We Give Up Privacy,” Noo- explained the Pew poll’s importance: Americans — regardless of their politics and eases. nan, The Wall Street Journal, Aug. 17). “That demonstrates a decisive rejection of other self-identifying characteristics — Some of the diseases on the list are relatively benign, And in addition to the media, more Amer- the U.S. government’s three primary defens- whether they believe there is seriously docu- except when a family is going through them, of course. icans are awakening in anger — across party es of its secret programs: there is adequate mented evidence that indicates President Baby boomers can likely recall when chicken pox or lines — at being betrayed by their un-Ameri- oversight; we’re not listening to the content Barack Obama should be impeached for con- measles ran through their family or a family down the can government. of communication; and the spying is only tinually defying his oath of office. street; some may even have old photos of a couple kids The reporter who has been facilitating used to Keep You Safe.” Twice he has defied that oath, when he with their faces pumped up by the mumps. Snowden’s breaking news, thus disturbing Are you listening, Attorney General Eric swore to “preserve, protect and defend the But every one of those diseases has its own risks such Obama’s golf games, is The Guardian’s Glenn Holder? Constitution of the United States.” as a high fever or complications that can make them Greenwald. He’s made Edward Snowden into I sure hope the parents among us are More than any other president, Obama deadly, or at least a serious health risk. And who wants a household name. Last month, Greenwald telling our kids what’s really going on, has continually broken the oath of office. because the great majority of them aren’t their child to suffer at all? reported on “major public opinion shifts in Nat Hentoff is a nationally renowned how NSA surveillance and privacy are learning in school about the president’s tow- authority on the First Amendment and the Michigan is one of 20 states that allows parents to opt viewed,” further troubling our leading-from- ering lies that he feeds us almost daily. Bill of Rights. He is a member of the out of vaccinating their children on religious or philo- behind commander-in-chief. He spoke of “a As she is busy planning for her likely 2016 Reporters Committee for Freedom of the sophical waivers; 30 states don’t allow any. new comprehensive poll released ... by Pew presidential run, is former Secretary of State Press, and the Cato Institute, where he is a To attend a public or private school, a child must be Research (that) provides the most compelling Hillary Clinton saying anything about that? senior fellow. vaccinated against all the diseases listed above. Accord- ing to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 7,300, or 5.5 percent, of the state’s roughly 125,000 Today in history kindergartners had medical, religious or philosophical waivers on file last school year. The Associated Press That’s up from about 6,900 the year before and 5,700 in Today’s Highlight in History 2010-11. On August 22, 1485, England’s And 75 percent of those waivers are philosophical, not King Richard III was killed in the Bat- religious, which means parents have decided on their own tle of Bosworth Field, effectively end- that vaccines aren’t safe — or, to put it another way, more ing the War of the Roses. On this Date of a danger than the diseases they are created to prevent. In 1787, inventor John Fitch That’s hard to understand. demonstrated his steamboat on the There are plenty of websites out there filled with hor- Delaware River to delegates from the ror stories about vaccinations, and there is a substantial Constitutional Convention in Philadel- subculture of vaccine deniers and those who make wild — phia. and largely unsubstantiated — claims that vaccines can In 1846, Gen. Stephen W. Kearny cause autism or other medical conditions. proclaimed all of New Mexico a terri- tory of the United States. The fact that there is no plague of vaccine-related mal- In 1851, the schooner America adies sweeping the nation doesn’t seem to matter. outraced more than a dozen British Claims from a couple websites or self-described experts vessels off the English coast to win a seem to carry more weight than the worldwide medical trophy that came to be known as the community. America’s Cup. If you have doubts, talk to your doctor and look up In 1862, President Abraham Lin- information from credible sources. Look around you at coln responded to Horace Greeley’s call for more drastic steps to abolish friends and family to see what their experiences have slavery; Lincoln replied that his priori- been. ty was saving the Union, but he also Then, make an informed choice you believe is best for repeated his personal wish “that all your child. men everywhere could be free.” cisco. death in Oakland, Calif. Gunman Five years ago: Russia said it had —Traverse City Record-Eagle In 1910, Japan annexed Korea, In 1962, French President Charles Tyrone Robinson was later sentenced pulled back forces from Georgia in which remained under Japanese con- de Gaulle survived an attempt on his to 32 years to life in prison. accordance with an EU-brokered trol until the end of World War II. life in suburban Paris. Ten years ago: Alabama’s chief cease-fire agreement. Usain Bolt In 1922, Irish revolutionary In 1968, Pope Paul VI arrived in justice, Roy Moore, was suspended helped Jamaica win the 400-meter Michael Collins was shot to death, Bogota, Colombia, for the start of the for his refusal to obey a federal court relay final in 37.10 seconds for his More history apparently by Irish Republican Army first papal visit to South America. order to remove his Ten Command- third gold medal and third world members opposed to the Anglo-Irish In 1972, a hostage drama began ments monument from the rotunda of record of the Beijing Olympics. Bryan Treaty that Collins had co-signed. at a Chase Manhattan Bank branch in his courthouse. Texas Gov. Rick Perry Clay won the decathlon. Phil Dal- Today’s Birthdays: Heart sur- Kroft is 68. Actress Cindy Williams is In 1932, the British Broadcasting Brooklyn, N.Y., as John Wojtowicz pardoned 35 people arrested in the hausser and Todd Rogers beat Brazil geon Dr. Denton Cooley is 93. Broad- 66. Pop musician David Marks is 65. Corp. conducted its first experimental and Salvatore Naturile seized seven 1999 Tulia drug busts and convicted in the men’s beach volleyball champi- cast journalist Morton Dean is 78. International Swimming Hall of Famer television broadcast, using a 30-line employees during a botched robbery; on the testimony of a lone undercover onship game. Author Annie Proulx is 78. Baseball Diana Nyad is 64. mechanical system. the siege, which ended with Wojtow- agent. (The agent, Tom Coleman, One year ago: Ousted Penn State Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski is 74. Thought for Today: “Works of art In 1956, President Dwight D. icz’s arrest and Naturile’s killing by the was later found guilty of aggravated president Graham Spanier and his Actress Valerie Harper is 74. Football make rules; rules do not make works Eisenhower and Vice President FBI, inspired the 1975 movie “Dog perjury and sentenced to 10 years’ lawyers attacked a university-backed coach Bill Parcells is 72. Writer-pro- of art.” — Claude Debussy, French Richard Nixon were nominated for Day Afternoon.” probation.) In Brazil, a rocket explod- report on the Jerry Sandusky sex ducer David Chase (TV: “The Sopra- composer (born this date in 1862, second terms in office by the Republi- In 1989, Black Panthers co- ed on its launch pad during tests just abuse scandal, calling it a “blundering nos”) is 68. CBS newsman Steve died 1918). can National Convention in San Fran- founder Huey P. Newton was shot to days before liftoff, killing 21 workers. and indefensible indictment.”

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / WORLD THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2013 l 5 Consolidation German woman who lost arm to shark in Maui dies with a ton of comments.” HONOLULU (AP) — A Ger- From page 1 Shamion said Gabka has man woman who lost her arm in Shamion said she wanted to been approached by at least a shark attack died Wednesday, stress there is no consolidation one Bessemer school board one week after she was bitten happening now and there cer- member about writing a simi- while snorkeling off Maui. tainly won’t be anything happen- lar survey for the Bessemer Jana Lutteropp, 20, who had ing this year. district to use. been on life support, died at “We’re trying to get a feel of The survey is available on the Maui Memorial Medical Center, the community’s opinion, so the W-M school’s website, hospital spokeswoman Carol board has a sense of direction,” wmschools.org and at the district Clark said. she said. “The surveys have come office. “Jana fought hard to stay alive,” said a statement from her mother and sister, which was released by Clark. “However, we Mining are sad to say that she lost her fight today.” Clark said the family was nities that there might be.” requesting privacy. From page 1 The group also met with Dan Lutteropp was snorkeling up for testing, including acid testing Jordan of the Iron Range to 100 yards off Palauea Beach and chemical characterizations Resources and Rehabilitation at the resort community of Mak- to see what the samples are Board, a group that has focused ena when the shark bit off her made of. Another test is on on reclaiming areas of Minnesota right arm. humidity, and involves testing that were utilized during a time A high school teacher visiting the rock many times to mimic when mining was not regulated. from California jumped into the the life of a mine and how “Dan Jordan is the face of water after hearing her scream- humidity will impact that. reclamation in Minnesota,” ing and seeing blood in the surf. G-Tac also met with the Army Walesewicz said. “There were Rick Moore, 57, of Laguna Corp. of Engineers to discuss long periods in Minnesota that Niguel, Calif., said Lutteropp timelines, with the WDNR also were not regulated, and it was went in and out of consciousness present, and the company also not pretty and very dangerous.” and kept repeating that she was received a second request for According to Walesewicz, on- going to die. Associated Press additional information and going projects are being worked It’s not known what type of CHAIRMAN WILLIAM Aila of the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, center, speaks to detail on the bulk sampling plan on, as well as “fixing issues” to shark bit Lutteropp. State offi- reporters at a news conference in Honolulu on Tuesday. Hawaii officials plan to spend the next two years from the WDNR. Williams said reclaim past mining sites. cials investigating the attack studying tiger shark movements around Maui amid what they call an unprecedented spike in overall shark the company is working on com- “Jordan is a very interesting said witnesses didn’t see the attacks since the start of 2012. piling the requested information guy,” Walesewicz said. “He said animal. wonderful caregivers and every- have grabbed my fins and swam dented spike in overall shark to send back. ‘If you want to know what to do “Jana was a very beautiful, one at Maui Memorial Medical out with him?” attacks since the start of 2012 with a hole in the ground, I have strong, young woman who was Center.” The last time someone in There have been eight books around my wall in my always laughing, and we will After the attack, Moore’s Hawaii died from a shark attack attacks statewide this year and TripCommittee to Minnesota members Mitch office, all about holes in the forever remember her that way,” friend Nicholas Grisaffi stood in was in 2004, when a tiger shark 10 in 2012. Hawaii usually sees Koski and Bob Walesewicz and ground and what to do with said the statement from her neck-high water and took Lut- bit Willis McInnis in the leg only three to four attacks each Hurley School District adminis- them.’” mother, Jutta Lutteropp and teropp from Moore, carrying her while he was surfing 100 yards year. trator Chris Patritto traveled to Walesewicz said the group sister, Julia Broeske. limp body out of the water. They off Maui. McInnis suffered A woman was killed last Minnesota to learn more about also discussed how Minnesota is They asked that donations in said Wednesday they’ve been severe blood loss and died on the month after being attacked the impacts of mining on the working on finding other indus- her memory be made to the praying for her. shore despite rescue efforts by while swimming in Brazil dur- area, including reclamation and tries to replace mining, because Maui Memorial Medical Center “I was really hoping it would beachgoers, police and ing her vacation. populations in school districts. “as we all know, mining has a life Foundation. be a miracle and she would pull paramedics. The last fatal Worldwide, there were seven Walesewicz spoke about how span.” “We appreciate all the sup- through,” Moore said. attack before that was in 1992. deaths resulting from unpro- the trip changed his perspective Despite the success of the trip, port from the Maui community, Grisaffi said he’s been replay- Hawaii officials announced voked shark attacks in 2012, on how the proposed mine will Walesewicz said future trips may as well as the prayers and ing the ordeal in his mind. Tuesday they plan to spend the including one in California, affect not just Iron County, but be more difficult, in relation to thoughts from around the world “Rick risked his life,” said next two years studying tiger according to the Florida Muse- communities in a wide area. accessing information. and in Germany,” they said. “We Grisaffi, 61, of Laguna Beach, shark movements around Maui um of Natural History at the “Fact of the matter, our soci- “I am glad that we went when especially want to thank the Calif. “Did I do enough? Should I amid what they call an unprece- University of Florida. ety has changed,” Walesewicz we did, because Minnesota is said. “Look at traveling, for beginning to see Wisconsin as a example.” competitor,” Walesewicz said. Walesewicz explained how far “With all of the free information people travel to work, including that we received, they might be a Deadly attack in Syria renews chemical arms claim up to an hour one way for a com- little bit more tight lipped the mute. next time.” BEIRUT (AP) — The images even the most conservative tally weapons in Syria. But the probe Almost exactly one year ago, “If there is a job opportunity showed lifeless children — would make it the deadliest is limited to three sites and only President Barack Obama called for a family to have a job for wrapped in simple white cloths, alleged chemical attack in seeks to determine whether chemical weapons a “red line” $80,000, you know that they are OtherKolesar business briefly spoke about their pale faces unmarked by Syria’s civil war. chemical agents were used, not for potential military action, going to travel,” Walesewicz said. the reason there is a mining com- any wound — lined up shoulder For months now, the rebels, who unleashed them. and in June, the U.S. said it had “An hour travel time is reason- mittee, to “remind” people as to to shoulder in a vivid demon- along with the United States, The timing of Wednesday’s conclusive evidence that Assad’s able, considering that we travel why it exists. stration of an attack Wednesday Britain and France, have attack — four days after the regime had used chemical up to two hours to go shopping.” “This committee is to prepare in which activists say the Syrian accused the Syrian government U.N. team’s arrival — raised weapons against opposition The trip also focused on how for impacts on the community if regime killed at least 130 people of using chemical weapons in its questions about why the forces. schools would be impacted by the a mine were to be here, and to with toxic gas. campaign to try to snuff out the regime would use chemical mine. According to Walesewicz, believe that a mine will be com- The Syrian government rebellion against President agents now. Lottery aptitude at the high school level ing to better prepare ourselves,” adamantly denied using chemi- Bashar Assad that began in The White House said the is “very important” when involv- cal weapons in an artillery bar- March 2011. The regime and its U.S. was “deeply concerned” by Kolesar said. “If we wait until G- Wednesday ing mining. 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(AP) — An out-of-control forest fire threat- HURLEY, Wis. — Eva Saari, 92, of Hurley, died peacefully Sun- ening about 2,500 structures day, Aug. 18, 2013, in Hurley. near Yosemite National Park She was born Oct. 1, 1920, in Gile, daughter of the late Edward was one of more than 50 active, and Felemin (Gamache) Brunelle. Eva attended large wildfires dotting the west- Gile, Carey and Hurley schools. ern U.S. on Wednesday. She was married to Paul Saari on June 22, 1940, The remote blaze in Stanis- at the Finnish Lutheran Church by the late Rev. laus National Forest west of Hervi. Paul preceded her in death on May 31, 1998. Yosemite grew to more than 25 She enjoyed knitting, sewing and cooking. She square miles and was only 5 per- especially enjoyed polka dancing. Eva and her late cent contained, threatening husband Paul were crowned “Price and Princess” of homes, hotels and camp build- the Polka Club of America. She also enjoyed travel- ings. ing to Texas with her husband for the winters. The fire has forced the evacu- Eva is survived by seven daughters, Darlene Sev- ation of a private gated commu- erson, of Madison, Paulette Saari, of Hurley, Connie Eva Saari nity of Pine Mountain Lake, as Aho, of Hurley, Gerri (Wayne) Reynolds, of Mercer, 1920 — 2013 well as that of several organized Susie (Lee) Leinon, of Gile, Cindy (Mark) Seguin, of camps, at least two campgrounds Wales, Mich., and Cheryl (Dennis) Saari, of Ewen; and dozens of other private 19 grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren; and three great-great- homes. The blaze has already grandchildren. Many nieces, nephews, friends and relatives survive. destroyed two residences and Besides her parents and husband, Eva was preceded in death by seven outbuildings. an infant daughter, Carol, on June 25, 1941; a son-in-law, Phil Aho; The fire also caused the clo- brothers, Henry, Edward, Frederick and Ector; and a sister, Mabel sure of a 4-mile stretch of State Chovan. Route 120, one of the gateways Cremation will take place at the Range Crematory in Hurley. into Yosemite on the west side. Private family memorial services will be held at a later date. Park officials said the park Range Funeral Service and Crematory and the Ketola-Burla remains open to visitors and can Funeral Home of Hurley and Ironwood, Mich., are assisting the fam- be accessed via State Routes 140 ily. and 4. Associated Press The fire was among the A U.S. Forest Service firefighter moves away from a quickly moving section of the Rim Fire in the Stanislaus nation’s top firefighting priori- National Forest Tuesday. Julia Elgeness ties, according to the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, 13 square miles, destroyed five southwest of The Dalles grew to fire, which forced the evacuation IRONWOOD, Mich. — Julia Elgeness, 97, formerly of Ram- Idaho. homes, closed U.S. Highway 12 13 square miles, forcing evacua- of 1,250 homes in the resort area say, died Monday, Aug. 19, 2013, in Ironwood. Fifty-one major uncontained and led to multiple evacuations. tions and burning a third home. of Ketchum and Sun Valley. That She was born March 23, 1916, in Ramsay, daughter of the wildfires are burning throughout The Lolo Fire Complex, which The fire was 15 percent con- fire was 30 percent contained, late Michael and Rosa (Ujsasi) Pinter. the West, according to the center, was zero percent contained, also tained. Strong winds continued authorities said. She was married to Alf Elgeness. He preceded her in death including in California, Alaska, destroyed an unknown number to fan the blaze, pushing it into In Yellowstone National Park on July 22, 1957. Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Neva- of outbuildings and vehicles. the Mount Hood National Forest. in Wyoming, officials reopened a Julia is survived by two nieces, Janet Tusa and Janice da, Oregon, Utah, Washington At least 19 other notable fires Firefighters in southwestern 7-mile section of road closed Butkze, of Minnesota; a nephew, Edward Jiongo, of Texas; and and Wyoming. More than 19,000 were burning across the state, Oregon braced for a return of briefly by a wildfire. As of special friends, Norman (Bonnie) Hongisto, of Wakefield. firefighters were fighting the leading Montana Gov. Steve Bul- lightning storms that started a Wednesday, the Alum Fire had Besides her parents and husband, Julia was preceded in fires. lock to declare a state of emer- series of fires last month that burned about 12 square miles death by a son, Michael Elgeness; three brothers, Joseph, The center listed three fires in gency, which allows the use of continue to burn in rugged tim- and was spreading slowly, lead- Steve and Louis Pinter; and two sisters, Rose Jiongo and Montana as the nation’s number National Guard resources rang- berlands. ing park officials to make prelim- Leona Pairolero. one priority on Wednesday. They ing from personnel to helicopters. In Idaho, progress was report- inary evacuation plans for a com- In Oregon, a fire in the ed in the fight against the nearly munity on the shore of Yellow- Cremation has taken place at the Range Crematory in Hur- include a wildfire burning west Columbia Gorge about 10 miles 169-square-mile Beaver Creek stone Lake. ley. of Missoula that has surpassed Inurnment will be in the Hillcrest Cemetery, Bessemer. Private graveside committal services will be held. Range Funeral Service and Crematory and the Frick-Zielin- ski Funeral Home of Bessemer and Hurley, Wis., have been NSA collected thousands of US communications entrusted with funeral arrangements. WASHINGTON (AP) — The thorized search and seizure. National Security Agency declas- In the opinion by the Foreign sified three secret court opinions Intelligence Surveillance Court Record Wednesday showing how it denouncing the practice, the scooped up as many as 56,000 judge wrote that the NSA had emails and other communications advised the court that “the vol- POLICE REPORTS vehicle that was parked overnight by Americans not connected to ume and nature of the informa- Gogebic County, Mich. nearby. terrorism annually over three tion it had been collecting is fun- Wednesday morning, thefts were Palmertree was charged with years, revealed the error to the damentally different than what reported at Sam’s Salvage in Iron- petty theft, entering a locked vehicle wood, according to a Gogebic Coun- and obstructing. His bond was set at court and then fixed the problem. the court had been led to ty Sheriff’s Department report. Radi- $1,700. Director of National Intelli- believe,” and went on to say the ators from vehicles are missing. Kuicz was charged with petty gence James Clapper authorized court must consider “whether ACCIDENTS theft and entering a locked vehicle. the release. targeting and minimization pro- Amanda Lynn Rahkola, 24, His bond was set at $1,300. The opinions show that when cedures comport with the 4th 36334 Calumet Road, Ontonagon, Both were incarcerated at the the NSA reported its inadvertent Amendment.” hit a deer on Sunday at 9:50 p.m. on Iron County Jail. gathering of American-based For instance, two senior intel- U.S. 2 in Bessemer. Her vehicle COURT CASES Internet traffic to the court in ligence officials said, when an sustained damage to the passenger Gogebic County 2011, the Foreign Intelligence American logged into an email headlight and hood, according to the April 8 to Aug. 5, 2013 Surveillance Court ordered the server and looked at the emails Gogebic County Sheriff’s Depart- Lisa Marie Pieczynski, 28, of agency to find ways to limit what in his or her inbox, that screen ment report. Ironwood, retail fraud in third Associated Press ——— degree, $420. it collects and how long it keeps shot of the emails could be col- it. THIS JUNE 2013 file photo shows the sign outside the National Securi- lected, together with Internet Kyle Duane Bryant, 31, 1206 Billy Thomas Ramsey, 28, of Iron- ty Agency (NSA) campus in Fort Meade, Md. Runaway Bay Drivem, Ironwood, hit wood, drive while license suspend- Three senior U.S. intelligence transactions by a terrorist sus- a deer on Monday at 5:30 p.m. ed, $435; use of marijuana, $360. officials said Wednesday that pect being targeted by the NSA There was damage to the driver’s Richard Michael Regozzi, 45, of national security officials real- The officials did not explain, rulings released Wednesday — — because that suspect’s com- side fender and door of his vehicle, Ironwood, assault and battery, $410. ized the extent of its inadvertent however, why they did not pre- with redactions — as part of the munications were being sent on according to the GCSD report. Nichole Lynn Saatio, 26, of collection of Americans’ data from pare for that possibility when the government’s latest disclosure of the same fiber optic cable by the Iron County, Wis. Bessemer, retail fraud in second fiber optic cables in September surveillance program was created documents. same Internet provider, in a David Palmertree, 18, of Hurley, degree, $1,203 and 12 months pro- 2011. One of the officials said the and why they discovered it only The officials briefed reporters bundled packet of data. and Edward, Kuicz, 34, of Hurley, bation. were arrested on Sunday at 3:32 Alan Thomas Sandmon, 22, of problem became apparent during after the program was well under on condition of anonymity These interceptions of inno- p.m., according to reports from the Ironwood, operate while visibly internal discussions between way. because they were not authorized cent Americans’ communications Iron County Sheriff’s Department impaired, $570. NSA and Justice Department Officials said that when they to describe the program publicly. were happening when the NSA and Hurley Police Department. Michael Anthony Schultz, 39, of officials about the program’s realized they had an American The documents were declassi- accessed Internet information According to the reports, a sack Ironwood, return non-returnable technical operation. communication, the communica- fied to help the Obama adminis- “upstream,” meaning off of fiber 8.22.12 Searle Watts containing1x6_Layout 1 someone’s 8/20/13 11:47 mail AM Page was 1 containers, $125. “They were having a discus- tion was destroyed. But it was tration explain some of the most optic cables or other channels found near the Brite Spot 2 in Hurley. Andrew Hilliard Seabloom, 20, of sion and a light bulb went on,” not clear how they determined recent disclosures made by The where Internet traffic traverses When the mail owner was contact- Bessemer, operate while impaired the official said. whom an email belonged to and Washington Post after it pub- the U.S. telecommunications ed, officers found that someone had by controlled substance, $570. The problem, according to the whether any NSA analyst had lished classified documents pro- system. taken the items from the owner’s Joshua Jeffrey Simonar, 26, of officials, was that the top secret actually read the content of the vided by former NSA systems The NSA disclosed that it Ironwood, no insurance, $580; regis- tration and/or license plate violation, Internet-sweeping operation, email. The officials said the bulk analyst Edward Snowden. gathers some 250 million inter- In Loving Memory of $180; unlawful use of license plate, which was targeting metadata of the information was never One of the intelligence officials net communications each year, $285. contained in the emails of foreign accessed or analyzed. briefing reporters said the newly with some 9 percent from these SEARLE CHARLES WATTS Michael Anthony Tarbet, 22, of St. users, was also amassing thou- As soon as the extent of the declassified documents should “upstream” channels, amounting Jan 13, 1990 - Aug 22, 2010 Cloud, Minn., alcohol-possession of sands of emails that were bun- problem became clear, the offi- help explain “ the reasons why to between 20 million to 25 mil- open intoxicant in a motor vehicle, dled up with the targeted materi- cials said, the Obama adminis- people shouldn’t go into a panic lion emails a year. The agency $420. als. Because many web mail ser- tration provided classified brief- over articles they read in the used statistical analysis to esti- Jeffrey Allan Ulin, 49, of Wayland, vices use such bundled transmis- ings to both Senate and House press.” mate that of those, possibly as open alcohol in a motor vehicle (driv- sions, the official said, it was intelligence committees within The documents were to be many as 56,000 Internet commu- er), $410. 8.22.13 Cliff Nyman 1x4_Layout 1 8/21/13 11:32 AM Page 1 impossible to collect the targeted days. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CELEBRATIONS THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2013 l 7 ‘Duck Dynasty’ star greets camo couple at wedding MARS, Pa. (AP) — A camouflage-clad bride and groom got a little advice from a bewhiskered wit- ness on their wedding day: “Duck Dynasty” star Willie Robertson. WTAE-TV reports Robertson told the couple to always love and forgive one another as they were wed Saturday morning at a Field & Stream store near Pittsburgh. Robertson popped in for the nuptials of Mehgan Cook, who sported a camouflage sash on her dress, and Charlie Miller, who was completely clad in camo gear. The two hadn’t planned on marrying at the store but Cook said they were eager to meet Robertson. “I was going to cancel the wedding ‘cause I heard Willie was coming,” Cook told KDKA-TV. Instead, Cook said, her mother came up with the ENGAGED: Douglas Wolter and Kristin Hand. idea of a wedding at the store — and they got a sur- prise when Robertson appeared during the ceremo- Hand / Wolter ny. BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. — Kristin Hand “That’s a first for me, it’s good to be a part of and Douglas Wolter have announced their engage- that,” Robertson said. “They look like my kind of ment. folks with the camouflage. that was cool.” A Sept. 21, 2013, wedding is planned in Boulder On the “Duck Dynasty” Season 4 premiere, Junction. which aired Wednesday, family members threw a Kristin is the daughter of Dean and Tracy surprise wedding for patriarch Phil Robertson, Hand, of Marenisco, Mich. She is employed as a wearing a black jacket over camouflage garb, and his wife, Miss Kay. They could only afford a justice Associated Press radiologic technologist at Aspirus Grand View WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER Goran Veljic, left, waits to be hired, as photographer Braulio Cuenca, shoots of the peace when they married 48 years ago. Health System in Ironwood, Mich. groom Jorge Mejia and bride Irma Aguilar, of The Bronx borough of New York, outside New York’s Office of The show drew 11.8 million viewers on the A&E Douglas is the son of Carl and Chris Wolter, of the City Clerk, Wednesday, Aug. 7. Presque Isle, and Joan Wolter, of Minocqua. He is channel, making it the No. 1 non-fiction series tele- employed at the family business, Wolter Sand and cast in U.S. cable television history in total viewers Gravel, in Presque Isle. as well as all key demographic groups. NYC wedding witness New arrivals Brooklyn Imogene Ailie Marlys Ann Peterson Alan Patrick Motel needed? Photogs say, ‘I will’ Barbacovi IRONWOOD — Tiffany Cole- IRONWOOD — Martha IRONWOOD — Rose and man and Tom Peterson, of Iron- Moreno and Ryan Motel, of Iron- NEW YORK (AP) — Hun- emony; and, of course, all those offers print packages and DVDs John Barbacovi Jr., of Montreal, wood, are parents of a daughter, wood, are parents of a son, Alan dreds of people get married at New Yorkers who are too busy for $299. Ailie Marlys Ann Peterson, born Wis., are parents of a daughter, Patrick Motel, born Aug. 13, New York City Hall every day. for anything except a lunch- Lately, business has been Aug. 14, 2013, at Aspirus Grand Brooklyn Imogene Barbacovi, 2013, at Aspirus Grand View Some couples forget flowers or break wedding, a few photos good. City Hall, which hosts View Hospital. Hospital. born Aug. 9, 2013, at Aspirus rings, but what about the one and a kiss goodbye before taking about 20,000 ceremonies a year, Ailie weighed 7 pounds, 7 Alan weighed 7 pounds, 11 Grand View Hospital. real necessity — a witness? separate cabs back to the office. has been especially busy since a Brooklyn weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces, and was 19 inches long ounces, and was 20 1/2 inches That’s where Goran Veljic “It’s about the special 2009 move for the marriage ounces, and was 20 inches long at birth. long at birth. and Braulio Cuenca come in. moments,” said Cuenca, 47, who bureau that greatly expanded at birth. Maternal grandmother is Vio- Maternal grandparents are Between them, the two wedding emigrated from Ecuador. “It’s and renovated the space for Maternal grandparents are lette Newman, of Ironwood. Martha and Emilia Sanchez, of photographers have served as just a minute in the couples’ weddings, and the recent U.S. Rick Santillo and Deborah Gosa, Paternal grandparents are Bogota, Columbia. witnesses for thousands of cou- both of Janesville, Wis. Marcia Peterson and the late Paternal grandparents are lives that means something for- Supreme Court decision that Paternal grandparents are Glenn Peterson, of Ironwood. Mark and Deanna Motel, of Ash- ples, a duty that both markets ever. To see that is special.” repealed part of the federal law Judy Barbacovi, of Bessemer, land, Wis. their services and allows them Cuenca and Veljic are the against gay marriage. and John and Sandy Barbacovi, Ellory Jean Rice to share in the happiest day of only two regular wedding pho- Jeffrey Thompson and people’s lives. tographers who specialize in Michal Prosk, of Palm Beach, of Presque Isle. PORTLAND, Ore. — Tootsie Vienna Marie Lindquist Nezworski and Joshua Rice are “Any time you’re feeling City Hall. Even though they are Fla., wed in New York because James Donald Balchik parents of a daughter, Ellory IRONWOOD — Nicole Leoni stressed, or sad, you should business rivals, they get along same-sex marriage isn’t legal in IRONWOOD — Judy and Jean Rice, born May 1, 2013, at and Alan Lindquist, of Hurley, come to City Hall to see the well. They stake out separate, Florida. Being from out of town, Andy Balchik, of Ironwood, are Providence St. Vincent Medical are parents of a daughter, Vien- weddings,” said Veljic, a 43- strategic spots (Cuenca on the they didn’t have a witness on parents of a son, James Donald Center in Portland. na Marie Lindquist, born Aug. 9, year-old from what is now Ser- sidewalk, Veljic near the steps) hand. Balchik, born Aug. 3, 2013, at Ellory weighed 7 pounds, 2 2013, at Aspirus Grand View bia. “I love being in an environ- to catch couples who may need a “We were looking for some- Aspirus Grand View hospital. ounces, and was 20 1/2 inches Hospital. ment built on love and happi- witness, and maybe a photogra- one to be our witness, and James weighed 8 pounds, 10 long at birth. Vienna weighed 8 pounds, 15 ness.” pher. Goran kindly volunteered to do ounces, and was 19 1/2 inches She joins a brother, Holden. ounces, and was 21 inches long Between Cuenca’s 20 years “We can always point people it,” Thompson said. “He’s done long at birth. Maternal grandparents are at birth. as a last-minute wedding pho- who need witnesses in the pho- this so many times now; I guess Maternal grandparents are Dave and Marilyn Nezworski, of Maternal grandparents are tographer and Veljic’s four, tographers’ direction, and it’s kind of like we have a Martha and Roger Radcliffe, of Ironwood, Mich. Joe and Kay Leoni, of Gile, Wis. they’ve seen almost every kind they’re happy to help,” said celebrity who’s signed our cer- Petoskey. Paternal grandparents are Paternal grandparents are of courthouse ceremony imagin- Samantha Goldsberry, who tificate.” Todd and Brenda Lindquist, of Paternal grandmother is Calvin and Kelly Rice, of Corval- able. works in the gift and flower Cuenca and Veljic say people Highbridge, Wis. Nancy Balchik, of Charlevoix. lis. There was the opera singer shop. “They’re some of the main sometimes remember them and who met her fiancé straight off characters here. They’re part of strike up conversations in the the plane from Germany and the fabric.” street or subway to reminisce. flew back within a few hours; Neither man charges to wit- “Every day, every ceremony, the brothers who had a double ness a marriage — but if cou- is the same but different,” Veljic wedding; a couple who couldn’t ples want to buy photos, Cuenca said. “New Yorkers are full of Iowa woman serves as bear to get married unless they charges $175 for a 35-print surprises. 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But we Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants to get believe everyone deserves to be connected.” all of the world’s 7 billion people online through a Most of Facebook’s users live outside the U.S., partnership with some of the largest mobile tech- and much of the site’s new user base will come nology companies. He says the Web is an essen- from developing countries in the years ahead. tial part of life, and everyone deserves to be con- And while most Americans first got online using nected, whether they live in Norway, Nicaragua desktop computers, many of the Internet’s newest or Namibia. users are bypassing PCs entirely, relying on “The Internet not only connects us to our mobile phones instead. friends, families and communities, but it is also Javier Olivan, vice president of growth and the foundation of the global knowledge economy,” analytics at Facebook, said Facebook’s move con- Zuckerberg wrote in a paper posted to his Face- tinues what the company has already been doing book page late Tuesday. The title asks “Is Con- to get more people online. This includes “Face- nectivity A Human Right?” book For Every Phone,” an app that launched in Of course, connecting more people to the 2011 to let people with simple, non-smartphones Internet is the kind of philanthropy that would use Facebook. Facebook says it has invested more create more potential Facebook users, which than $1 billion so far to connect people in the would also help boost the company’s bottom developing world to the Internet. line. The Internet.org project is Zuckerberg’s latest “There’s nothing wrong with that,” said Ford- venture that seeks to meld philanthropy with ham University communications professor Paul ambition. Levinson, author of “New New Media.” The billionaire CEO made his first charita- “I think it is actually a profoundly important ble splash in 2010, two years before his compa- human right in the 21st century to have access to ny went public, when he donated $100 million the Internet.” in Facebook Inc. stock to Newark, N.J., schools. To get there, Facebook Inc. on Wednesday He later gave another $500 million to a Silicon announced a partnership called Internet.org. It Valley charity with the aim of funding health includes the world’s biggest social network, plus and education issues. Earlier this year, he Korean electronics giant Samsung, Finnish hand- launched Fwd.us, a political group aimed at set maker Nokia and wireless chip maker Qual- Associated Press changing immigration policy, boosting educa- comm Inc. More companies are expected to join. IN THIS Thursday, March 7, 2013 file photo, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks at the company’s head- tion and encouraging investment in scientific Facebook said the group’s goal is to “make quarters in Menlo Park, Calif. Facebook wants to get more of the world’s more than 7 billion people online research. Internet access available to the two-thirds of the through a partnership with some of the world’s largest mobile technology companies. Wireless equipment company Ericsson, Web world who are not yet connected” — about 5 bil- hand in hand, Levinson said. “For nine years, we’ve been on a mission to browser developer Opera Software and Medi- lion people. The group’s plans, still in an early, rough-draft connect the world. We now connect more than 1 aTek, another wireless semiconductor company, Levinson called the venture “profoundly phase, include developing cheaper smartphones billion people, but to connect the next 5 billion we are also founding members of Internet.org. humanistic, while adding that “at the same time, and tools that would reduce the amount of data must solve a much bigger problem: the vast Google Inc., which is not a part of the Inter- I would never say that Facebook is run by required to run mobile applications. For Face- majority of people don’t have access to the Inter- net.org effort, launched a similar undertaking angels.” book, the move would certainly add more users to net,” Zuckerberg wrote. earlier this year with the goal of getting everyone If the effort pays off, Facebook will grow its its current 1.15 billion, and with them more He points out that the people who already use on Earth online. Called Project Loon, the effort user base, advertising revenue and influence. advertising revenue. Still, Zuckerberg paints the Facebook “have way more money than the rest of launched Internet-beaming antennas aloft on Business and philanthropy, in this case, can go effort as something larger. the world combined.” That means it may “not giant helium balloons.

A DAY ON WALL STREET Google and NFL meet; Sunday Ticket up for grabs?

Aug. 21, 2013 16,000 PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The contract is currently held by those talks, as did Google. money on the deal, generating only Dow Jones Google has been holding talks with DirecTV, which pays about $1 bil- “Members of our office meet about $725 million a year in rev- industrials 15,000 the National Football League, rais- lion annually for the rights. That often with innovative leaders in enue. He thinks a new contract ing speculation that the Internet contract, however, expires at the Silicon Valley and around the would run about $1.5 billion if 14,000 -105.44 monolith is seeking new inroads end of the 2014 season. world,” the NFL said in a state- DirecTV were to make another go into television. Earlier this year, Google Chief ment. “We are constantly looking for it. 14,897.55 13,000 Other tech companies like Apple Financial Officer Patrick Pichette for ways to make our game better DirecTV has a market capital- F MMJA J A are reportedly in talks with cable said “it serves the shareholder best on the field, in the stadium and for ization of about $32 billion and Pct. change from previous: -0.70%High 15,019.70Low 14,880.84 providers to boost access to block- to actually have that strategic abil- fans.” would be unlikely to remain for buster television shows through ity to pounce,” when there is the The Sunday Ticket Package pro- long in a bidding war with Google, Aug. 21, 2013 3,750 their devices. opportunity to make a major acqui- vides fans with access to most out- which has a market capitalization Nasdaq 3,500 With Google sitting on a cash sition. of-market NFL games not televised nine times that. composite pile of $48 billion, the league’s Sun- The NFL confirmed its meetings nationally on ESPN or on NBC. Bazinet believes DirecTV 3,250 day Ticket package is easily within with Google Wednesday, but Citi analyst Jason Bazinet investors would welcome the -13.80 3,000 its reach. declined to discuss the nature of believes that DirecTV is losing prospect of letting the NFL go. 3,599.79 2,750 FMA M J J A Pct. change from previous: -0.38%High 3,630.23 Low 3,589.02

Aug. 21, 2013 1,800 US home sales hit 5.4M in July, highest since 2009 Standard & 1,700 WASHINGTON (AP) — For the first time is roughly between 5 and 5.5 million. fixed mortgage remains low by historical Poor’s 500 1,600 since 2009, previously occupied U.S. homes Buyers last month weren’t dissuaded by standards. It was 4.4 percent last week. -9.55 are selling at a pace associated with a higher long-term mortgage rates, which have “The one-percentage-point jump in mort- 1,500 healthy market. jumped, on average, a full percentage point gage rates in the past year doesn’t seem to 1,642.80 1,400 Sales jumped 6.5 percent in July to a sea- since early May. The higher rates might have have slowed home sales,” said Sal Guatieri, FMA M J J A sonally adjusted annual rate of 5.4 million, led some potential buyers to buy in July out senior economist at BMO Capital Markets. Pct. change from previous: -0.58% High 1,656.99 Low 1,639.43 the National Association of Realtors said of fear that rates will rise further. “The jump in rates might have pulled for- AP Wednesday. Over the past 12 months, sales July’s report captures completed sales, ward some purchases, so a few more months have surged 17.2 percent. The trend shows which typically reflect mortgage rates that of data are likely needed to wave the all-clear that housing remains a driving force for the were locked in a month or two earlier. A flag.” Dow sinks for sixth day as economy even as mortgage rates have risen fuller effect of higher mortgage rates might Steady hiring and low mortgage rates from record lows. not be clear until August home sales are have helped the housing market recover over traders ponder Fed exit Buyers have been purchasing previously reported next month. the last year. Banks have also begun easing occupied homes at an annual pace above 5 Sales could slow later this year, especially tight credit standards, which have made it million for three straight months. The last if the Federal Reserve scales back its bond hard for many people to get mortgages. NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks Guy Berger, U.S. economist time that happened was in 2007. Sales are purchases. The Fed’s bond purchases have The number of available homes is also ris- fell sharply Wednesday after the with RBS Securities, said the far above the 3.45 million pace of July 2010, kept long-term interest rates, including ing slowly and should support more sales. Federal Reserve disclosed that Fed minutes were mostly in line the low point after the housing bubble burst. mortgage rates, historically low. The supply of unsold homes rose 5.6 percent its top officials were mostly in with what the market had Analysts generally think a healthy sales pace For now, the average rate on the 30-year in July to 2.28 million. agreement that the central bank expected. should end its massive bond-buy- “The minutes are very consis- ing program. tent with what Fed members The Dow Jones industrial have been saying since June,” average fell 105 points. It was when Fed Chairman Ben the index’s sixth straight decline, Bernanke first laid out the idea the longest losing streak since of pulling back on bond purchas- July 2012. es, Berger said. In the minutes from Fed’s The Fed has been purchasing July policy meeting, board mem- $85 billion in bonds a month bers said it “might soon be time” since December. Berger expects to slow the purchases. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2013 l 9 FIRST HIGH SCHOOLSPORTS CONTESTS OF SEASON Devils start year with win IRONWOOD — Ironwood started the tennis season with a 5-2 victory over Phillips in Hur- ley and Ironwood Wednesday. The Red Devils swept the sin- gles matches and Ironwood’s No. 2 doubles took the other victory. Senior Katie Piispanen and rookie freshman Kristine Mieloszyk both won 6-0, 6-0. Piispanen was at No. 1 singles, Mieloszyk at No. 4. Payton Aho won 6-2, 6-0 at No. 2 singles. Katie Erickson defeated Ariana Blair 6-2, 6-4 after the storm delay in No. 3 singles. Ironwood’s No. 2 doubles team, rookie freshmen Kathleen Mieloszyk and Jamee Bastman, won 6-4, 6-1. Phillips finished both of its wins after the storm rolled through, winning the Nos. 1 and 3 doubles at Patterson Courts in Ironwood. The Loggers executed high, deep lobs to pick up their victories. Erickson also won at Patter- son Courts; she was the last to play. She picked up her first var- sity win for the Red Devils. “It was a great first day for Ironwood tennis,” Ironwood coach Annette Burchell said. “The girls have worked very hard in their first week of the season. Having graduated six of our var- sity players last season and los- ing one of our strongest players, Christy Moore, for her junior ten- nis year as a Rotary Internation- al foreign exchange student to Jason Juno/Daily Globe Chile, we’re rebuilding our team. HURLEY’S ANGELA Aimone returns a Phillips’ shot Wednesday during the No. 1 singles match at the Hurley However, we’re anchored by the K-12 School. solid skills of junior Katie Piis- panen at No. 1 singles and a strong and talented group of experienced seniors: Danielle Begalle, Payton Aho and Rachel Midgettes split two in Pallin. We have the strongest numbers in our program that we’ve had in the last 10 years, with 18 girls training in our pro- gram. Eleven members of our storm-shortened match team are new to tennis this sea- son. Nine of them literally picked HURLEY — Hurley split a all of its matches with Phillips Hurley’s Angela Aimone 4-6, 6-4, up a racket for the first time last pair of matches with Phillips before and after the rain came, 6-4 in No. 1 singles. week. Jason Juno/Daily Globe Wednesday in a storm-shortened but Hurley began play later in Hurley’s No. 2 doubles team IRONWOOD’S KATIE Erickson competes in the No. 3 singles Wednesday event at Hurley. the day. won. Courtney Miller and Alli at Patterson Courts in Ironwood. Ironwood was able to complete Phillips’ Abigail Staples beat Olson took the event 6-1, 7-5. TENNIS — page 10 Hunter hits Rodgers back, but McCarthy and runs to unhappy at Packers’ camp GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — wasn’t sure, either. Getting Aaron Rodgers back “Coach has a different van- help Tigers after a sick day wasn’t enough to tage point than I do. I’m general- keep Packers coach Mike ly more worried about my posi- McCarthy from being in a some- tion, my assignments and my beat Twins what sour mood. side of the ball. Coach obviously DETROIT (AP) — Torii Hunter His quarterback looked just has a broader perspective. He put the Detroit Tigers ahead with fine Wednesday after sitting out has a certain tempo he’s looking his bat and scored two runs with a practice due to illness. The for,” Raji said. “If he wasn’t his 38-year-old legs to help the team as whole? Not so much. happy with it, then it wasn’t Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota “Today was the final practice good enough.” Twins 7-1 on Wednesday night. to get ready for the Seahawks,” There was some positive news Minnesota let the AL Central- McCarthy said, referring to with receiver Randall Cobb leading Tigers score four runs Green Bay’s preseason opponent returning to practice on a limited with two outs in the seventh, and Friday night. “We were in pads basis after being bothered by a three more with two outs in the today for a reason. We didn’t biceps injury. McCarthy said eighth. take full advantage of the oppor- there was a chance Cobb could go On a pivotal play in the sev- tunity to get ready to play.” Friday night. enth, right fielder Chris Hermann To the untrained eye, practice Running back DuJuan Harris failed to get to Hunter’s drive appeared as if it went relatively looks like he’ll make his presea- between him and center fielder smoothly. Rodgers, the 2011 son debut Friday after being Clete Thomas, allowing Austin NFL Most Valuable Player, sidelined by a knee injury. Har- Jackson to score easily from first. delighted training camp fans by ris seemed to be practicing at full After Miguel Cabrera was hitting nets from at least 20 speed, looking good making cuts walked intentionally, Prince yards away during accuracy around the edge on a couple of Fielder struck out, but backup drills. Working against mainly handoffs. Harris may need a catcher Ryan Doumit let the ball against the second-string strong showing against the Sea- get past him and relief pitcher Associated Press defense, Rodgers looked sharp hawks to stave off rookie Eddie Caleb Thielbar didn’t cover home DETROIT TIGERS’ Torii Hunter hits a two-run double against the Minnesota Twins in the seventh inning in during a red-zone drill with four Lacy, who made his impressive plate. That mistake gave Hunter a Detroit Wednesday. straight touchdown strikes, debut last week against the clear path to score. era, who has been playing in pain, he was his manager for several including a laser-like pass to Rams with 40 yards on eight car- IGERS WINS “I was always told by Kirby but felt better Wednesday than he years, and was among the least Minnesota T 7, TDetroit 1 tight end Jake Stoneburner. ries in the first half. Puckett, ‘Be a hyena. Always take did Tuesday when he aggravated surprised at Comerica Park when ab rhbi ab rhbi Before the ring of reporters To McCarthy, it’s all about advantage of the weak link,’” Dozier 2b 4011AJcksn cf 5230 a strain in his groin, abdominal he took advantage of the Twins’ CHrmn rf 4000TrHntr rf 5222 around his locker could ask a players getting the opportunities Hunter said. and hip area. poor play. Mornea dh 4020MiCarr 3b 4113 question, Rodgers declared “I’m to make statements. 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Jose Veras flipped the ball the other way for Infante 2b 4110 disclosing more pressing issues. satisfied Wednesday. throw the ball and I was able to entered with two outs in the the double, and then he makes the Iglesias ss 4020 “I thought Aaron Rodgers But Harris was one of the score.” Holady c 3110 eighth inning and closed the game hustle play when we fall asleep.” looked fine. I thought practice in players he singled out for good Twins manager Ron Garden- Totals 33 161Totals 38 7 13 6 for his first save with the Tigers. After six scoreless innings, Minnesota 000 000 100 —1 general ... I thought we started play. hire lamented the mental mistake Detroit 000 000 43x —7 Kevin Correia (8-10) allowed Dozier hit a two-out single in the off the way it needed to be; I need “He practiced the way you’re by the 26-year-old Thielbar. E—Dozier 2 (5). DP—Minnesota 1. LOB—Minnesota four runs — two earned — and seventh to give Minnesota the 7, Detroit 11. 2B—Morneau (32), W.Ramirez (5), to get a look at the video,” supposed to. I would say he was “The kid got caught watching nine hits over 6 2-3 innings. lead — briefly. Tor.Hunter (29), Mi.Cabrera (25), V.Martinez (28). SB— McCarthy said. “I wasn’t very one of the guys that went about the play and didn’t get to home Dozier (10), Florimon (9). S—Holaday. “I got us right into the position Pedro Florimon drew a walk on happy with the way we practiced it the right way,” McCarthy said. plate,” Gardenhire said. “That’s IP HRER BB SO we needed to be, and I blew it,” he a full-count pitch in the seventh. Minnesota once we got to the ‘move the ball’ “So we’ll see what the medical automatic. You have to cover the said. He stole second, the 15th straight Correia L,8-10 6 2/3 94221 periods, so as far as individual people say, but yeah, definitely plate. He knows that better than Thielbar 010001 Sanchez gave up one run and stolen base against the Tigers, performance, I’m a little jaded I’d like to get him out there and anyone right now.” Fien 1/3 00000 six hits over 6 2-3 innings. who were relegated to using their Tonkin 133011 right now.” get him going.” Victor Martinez followed with “Both starters were terrific,” third-best catcher, Bryan Hola- Detroit Ani.Sanchez 6 2/3 61128 He didn’t name names. But McCarthy said he also feels an RBI double to put Detroit up 4- Leyland said. “Then, we finally day, who was filling in for injured 1. Smyly W,5-0 100002 rest assured, the Packers will good about receiver Jordy Nel- broke through.” backup Brayan Pena and starter Veras S,20-24 1 1/3 00002 hear about whatever’s bothering son’s progress from a minor knee Twins second baseman Brian And, Hunter had a lot to do Alex Avila who is on the concus- Thielbar pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. Dozier bobbled a grounder in the WP—Ani.Sanchez 2. PB—Doumit. the head coach. procedure that’s kept him off the with that. sion disabled list. T—3:05. A—38,092 (41,255). eighth, the team’s first error in six “I didn’t see any of that, so I’m practice field. Nelson, who has “He’s one of the toughest play- The Tigers gave up a 16th Star catcher Joe Mauer for the games, and the miscue loaded the not sure what you’re talking been walking around and throw- ers I’ve ever managed,” Leyland straight stolen base later in the second straight day because he is bases for Cabrera, who cleared about,” Rodgers said when asked ing footballs at times with fellow said. “In big situations, he gets inning, extending the longest on the seven-day concussion DL. them with his 25th double that if he had a sense of what was receivers, hopes to return for the tougher.” active streak in the major leagues, Both teams had five hits gave him 123 RBIs. bothering McCarthy. season opener Sept. 8 at San Gardenhire knows that per- according to STATS LLC. through four innings and com- The Tigers pinch-ran for Cabr- Defensive tackle B.J. Raji Francisco. haps as much as anyone because Minnesota was without All- bined to leave 10 runners on base. 10 l THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2013 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Gorzelanny battered in DAILY GLOBE SCOREBOARD Los Angeles 55 71 .437 18½ Football Houston 41 85 .325 32½ Ironwood-Hurley JV football game Tuesday’s Games postponed Brewers’ loss to Cardinals N.Y. Yankees 8, Toronto 4, 1st game Tampa Bay 7, Baltimore 4 MILWAUKEE (AP) — Tom no matter what, but I like being a All TimesNFL EDT ARDINALS REWERS N.Y. Yankees 3, Toronto 2, 2nd game IRONWOOD — Next week’s Ironwood-Hurley JV Gorzelanny sustained a major starter,” he said. “It’s something St. LouisC 8, MilwaukeeB 6 Thursday, Aug. 22 Minnesota 6, Detroit 3 New England at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. football has been postponed, according to Ironwood setback in his bid to prove he is I’ve done most of my career.” ab rhbi ab rhbi Texas 4, Houston 2 Carolina at Baltimore, 8 p.m. athletic director Gordy Erickson.There is no scheduled MCrpnt 2b-3b 4011Gennett 2b 6010 Chicago White Sox 2, Kansas City 0 worthy of a long-term spot in the Gorzelanny insisted he won’t Beltran rf 5222Segura ss 6110 Friday, Aug. 23 Cleveland 4, L.A. Angels 1, 14 innings makeup date yet. 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Angels 1 est outing as a starter this sea- “Every start is important, no Rosnthl p 0000Halton rf 4011 Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Baltimore 4, Tampa Bay 2 eling Bowling League will meet to reorganize on Tues- Wong 2b 0000LSchfr cf 3121 Philadelphia at Jacksonville, 7:30 p.m. son, and the Cardinals hung on to matter what part of the year it N.Y. Yankees 4, Toronto 2 day at 6:15 p.m. at Larry’s Lucky Strikes. SRonsn cf-lf 4130Grzlny p 1000 Tampa Bay at Miami, 7:30 p.m. beat the Brewers 8-6 on Wednes- is,” Gorzelanny said. Detroit 7, Minnesota 1 Kozma ss 2100D.Hand p 1000 St. Louis at Denver, 8 p.m. New bowlers are invited and last year’s Texas 5, Houston 4 day. Carlos Beltran and Allen Westrk p 3112Bianchi ph 1000 Cincinnati at Dallas, 8 p.m. teams/bowlers should be represented. Chicago White Sox 5, Kansas City 2 Siegrist p 0000Axford p 0000 Atlanta at Tennessee, 8 p.m. “You make mistakes and you Craig hit towering home runs off Thursday’s Games For more information, call 906-667-0482 or 906- Maness p 0000Aoki ph 1000 San Diego at Arizona, 10 p.m. Toronto (Happ 3-2) at N.Y. Yankees 663-4338. pay for them, especially against Gorzelanny in a six-run second Descals 3b 1000Badnhp p 0000 Sunday, Aug. 25 (Pettitte 8-9), 1:05 p.m. good-hitting teams,” Gorzelanny inning. Matt Holliday also home- Mujica p 0000YBtncr 1b 1010 New Orleans at Houston, 4 p.m. The WISCO-MICH members will meet prior to this Minnesota (A.Albers 2-1) at Detroit Minnesota at San Francisco, 8 p.m. meeting. said. “I left balls over the middle red later in the game, and Shane Totals 36 8 12 8 Totals 41 6 14 6 (Verlander 12-9), 1:08 p.m. (and made) bad pitch selection.” Robinson had three hits for the St. Louis 160 000 001 —8 Baseball Chicago White Sox (Quintana 7-4) at Milwaukee 55 72 .433 19½ L.A. Dodgers 4, Miami 1 Milwaukee 003 020 001 —6 Kansas City (Shields 8-8), 8:10 p.m. Chicago 54 72 .429 20 Washington 11, Chicago Cubs 6 Gorzelanny (3-5) surrendered Cardinals, who remain close E—Kozma (7), J.Francisco (17). DP—St. Louis 1, Mil- Friday’s Games West Division Thursday’s Games a season-high seven runs along behind the Pittsburgh Pirates in waukee 2. LOB—St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 14. 2B—Craig Minnesota at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. WLPct GB Arizona (Cahill 4-10) at Cincinnati (27), Westbrook (2), Segura (18), Y.Betancourt (11). Oakland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. with 10 hits in 3 2-3 innings. He the NL Central race. AMERICAN LEAGUE Los Angeles 74 52 .587 — (Latos 12-4), 12:35 p.m. 3B—Lucroy (5). HR—Beltran (22), Holliday (16), Craig All Times EDT Detroit at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Arizona 65 60 .520 8½ L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 12-7) at Miami walked one and struck out five. “Those are the ones you’ve got (12), Ar.Ramirez (7), L.Schafer (3). SB—M.Carpenter East Division N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Colorado 59 69 .461 16 (H.Alvarez 2-2), 12:40 p.m. Among his nine starts this sea- to find a way to win, when you (2), S.Robinson (4). SF—M.Carpenter. WLPct GB Texas at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. San Diego 57 70 .449 17½ Washington (Strasburg 6-9) at Chicago Boston 75 54 .581 — Toronto at Houston, 8:10 p.m. San Francisco 56 70 .444 18 Cubs (T.Wood 7-10), 2:20 p.m. son, the only one that was short- put that kind of offensive produc- IP HR ER BB SO Tampa Bay 72 53 .576 1 Washington at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Colorado (Bettis 0-2) at Philadelphia er came on Aug. 2 against Wash- tion up early,” St. Louis manager St. Louis Baltimore 68 58 .540 5½ Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Colorado 5, Philadelphia 3 (K.Kendrick 10-10), 7:05 p.m. Westbrook 4 2/3 95 4 1 1 New York 67 59 .532 6½ L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Arizona 5, Cincinnati 2 Atlanta (Maholm 9-9) at St. Louis ington when he left after one Mike Matheny said. Siegrist W,2-1 2/3 10 0 1 2 Toronto 57 70 .449 17 N.Y. Mets 5, Atlanta 3 (J.Kelly 4-3), 8:15 p.m. inning after being struck by a After taking a one-run lead in Maness H,13 1 1/3 10 0 1 1 Central Division ATIONAL EAGUE N East DivisionL L.A. Dodgers 6, Miami 4 Pittsburgh (Locke 9-4) at San Francisco Rosenthal H,26 110 0 1 1 WLPct GB line drive. the first inning on a double by W L Pct GB Washington 4, Chicago Cubs 2 (M.Cain 8-8), 10:15 p.m. Mujica S,33-35 1 1/3 21 1 0 1 Detroit 74 52 .587 — Atlanta 77 49 .611 — Milwaukee 6, St. Louis 3 Friday’s Games “He didn’t command the ball Craig, the Cardinals torched Milwaukee Cleveland 69 58 .543 5½ Washington 62 64 .492 15 Pittsburgh 8, San Diego 1 Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. that well early and then they also Gorzelanny in the second. Fol- Gorzelanny L,3-5 3 2/3 10 7715 Kansas City 64 61 .512 9½ New York 58 67 .464 18½ San Francisco 3, Boston 2 Colorado at Miami, 7:10 p.m. D.Hand 1 1/3 10 0 1 0 Minnesota 55 70 .440 18½ hit some pretty good pitches,” lowing Matt Carpenter’s sacrifice Philadelphia 56 70 .444 21 Wednesday’s Games Detroit at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Axford 200 0 1 0 Chicago 51 74 .408 22½ Miami 48 77 .384 28½ Atlanta 4, N.Y. Mets 1, 10 innings Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Brewers manager Ron Roenicke fly, Beltran launched a two-run West Division Badenhop 100 0 0 1 Central Division St. Louis 8, Milwaukee 6 Washington at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. WLPct GB said. “We know they are a good shot that caromed off the center- Mic.Gonzalez 111 1 0 3 W L Pct GB Boston 12, San Francisco 1 Atlanta at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. HBP—by Westbrook (Halton), by Mujica (K.Davis). Texas 74 53 .583 — San Diego 2, Pittsburgh 1 Boston at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. hitting club, and when you don’t field scoreboard. With two out, Pittsburgh 74 52 .587 — Umpires—Home, Marvin Hudson; First, Wally Bell; Oakland 71 55 .563 2½ Philadelphia 4, Colorado 3 Chicago Cubs at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. hit your spots, they are going to Craig hit a solo homer to right- St. Louis 73 53 .579 1 Second, Clint Fagan; Third, Marty Foster. Seattle 59 67 .468 14½ Cincinnati 10, Arizona 7 Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Cincinnati 72 55 .567 2½ put a good swing on it. His stuff center. T—3:18. A—37,028 (41,900). looked fine. It looked crisp. It just “We are happy that we were He walked one and struck out was when he missed, they didn’t able to win the series. That is one during a 75-pitch outing. Ichiro gets 4,000th hit between MLB and Japan miss it.” basically what is important for us “Getting two quick outs in the Roenicke said he is committed right now,” Beltran said. fifth and not being able to finish NEW YORK (AP) — Ichiro Suzuki slashed a sin- Pete Rose with 4,256 hits and Ty Cobb with to keeping Gorzelanny in the The Brewers cut into the lead it off is pretty frustrating for me,” gle the opposite way with his unique swing for the 4,191 are the only two players that have reached rotation for now. But he offered in the third on a three-run homer Westbrook said. “The bullpen 4,000th hit of a career split between Japan and the the number solely in the major leagues. no guarantee for the long term. by Aramis Ramirez, and then came in and picked me up and major leagues. Suzuki broke a tie with Lou Gehrig when he got “I don’t want to say I’m com- added two runs in the fifth. finished it off, and the offense The 39-year-old Suzuki hit a liner off Toronto’s his 2,722nd major league hit in his 13th season. mitted to it. (General Manager) Juan Francisco broke out of an was great.” R.A. Dickey that bounced just beyond diving third The speedy outfielder amassed 1,278 hits in nine Doug (Melvin) and I will talk,” he 0-for-15 slump, during which he Kevin Siegrist struck out baseman Brett Lawrie in the first inning Wednes- seasons with Orix of Japan’s Pacific League. said. “Hopefully his next one he struck out 10 times, with a run- pinch-hitter Jeff Bianchi with the day night for the milestone hit. Suzuki’s teammates streamed out of the dugout gets it going again. We need to scoring single. Sean Halton drove bases loaded to end the fifth “It’s unbelievable, 4,000 hits,” Alfonso Soriano and surrounded him at first base, Curtis Grander- get him going again.” in another run with a hit, cutting inning. Siegrist (2-1) recorded said after hitting a tiebreaking two-run homer that son giving him the first hug. A grinning Suzuki A subdued Gorzelanny said he the deficit to 7-5 and chasing St. two outs to notch the victory. led New York to a 4-2 victory over the Blue Jays. then faced the cheering fans and bowed, doffing his would prefer to remain in the Louis starter Jake Westbrook, Four relievers held the Brewers “To get 4,000 hits, you have to be a great hitter.” helmet. He bowed several more times, facing the rotation. who gave up four earned runs to one run over the final 5 1-3 How great? Toronto dugout with the last one. “Pitching is important to me, and nine hits in 4 2-3 innings. innings to preserve the win. NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Lions’ Stafford not GOLF EAST worried about NORTH offense so far DETROIT (AP) — The Lions’ that when he was an assistant offense has one more chance to in Tennessee, the Colts would get going during the preseason. seemingly go 0-4 every presea- The starters played seven son “and have an offense that series in Detroit’s first two couldn’t gain a yard.” exhibition games — a win over “And then every year, Peyton the Jets and a loss in Cleveland (Manning) would come out fir- — and managed only a pair of ing, and they’d have the No. 1 field goals. They won’t get offense in the NFL,” he said. much playing time in the fourth “The most important thing is to preseason game, so Thursday’s see how the unknowns fit meeting with the New England into your system. Last Patriots is it. week, we got a Quarterback chance to work Reg- Matthew Stafford gie Bush into our isn’t too concerned passing game, and because of the that went well.” offense’s play in Still, the Lions practice. can’t help but want “Offense is about execution, to compare themselves against and we just haven’t done that the Patriots and Tom Brady, as well as we needed during the who safety Louis Delmas called games,” he said. “But I’m really “the closest thing we have to pleased with where we are as God on the football field.” an offense. We had a great off- “You watch him, and you season off the field, bringing in know that is the level that new guys, and now we’ve had a every quarterback wants to great offseason on the field. reach,” Stafford said. “You find We’ve got a lot of guys who yourself wanting to match what have worked very hard and he does.” stepped up their games this Brady has played four series year.” in the first two preseason ABOVE, PAULETTE Schwartz of SOUTH Nate Burleson, still working games combined, hitting 18 of Bessemer tees off at the eighth his way back to full strength his 20 passes for 172 yards and WESThole during the women’s club after last season’s broken leg, two touchdowns. Coach Bill championship at the Gogebic knows that the Lions need to Belichick was his usual cagey Country Club in Ironwood find a second receiver to take self this week, not giving any Wednesday. some of the pressure off Calvin hint as to how much Brady Johnson. The offense ground to might play or how much impor- AT RIGHT, Joanne Sorensen of a halt with Johnson out in tance he places on the third Ironwood takes a shot on the Cleveland. preseason game. seventh green. Teka Haapoja, “This game is the biggest “Nothing is going to simulate her caddy for the day, watches. indication of how your starters what happens on opening day. are going to perform, and we That’s a different feeling than SORENSEN BEAT Schwartz 2-up haven’t done that yet,” he said. any of these games,” Brady for her second straight and “We need to get going and build said. “But this is an important fourth overall club champi- some momentum going into the game, because it is an impor- onship. Schwartz led 2-up after regular season.” tant step in the process to find 10 holes. After a delay caused by Coach Jim Schwartz recalled out where we are as a team.” strong storms, Sorensen won the next two holes to tie. It went back-and-forth with Sorensen taking the 17th and 18th to win. Tennis A good-sized gallery watched the competitive match.

No. 1: Katie Piispanen (I) def. Abigail Staples (P) 6-0, Jason Juno/Daily Globe photos From page 9 6-0 “Every single girl on the team No. 2: Payton Aho (I) def. Jessica DeLasky (P) 6-2, 6- 0 is showing meteoric improve- No. 3: Katie Erickson (I) def. Ariana Blair (P) 6-2, 6-4 ment, a telling sign of their hard No. 4: Kristine Mieloszyk (I) def. Kayelynn DeLasky (P) work and dedication.” 6-0, 6-0 Doubles The Red Devils travel to No. 1: Erica Haubert/Sam Patrick (P) def. Danielle Rhinelander on Friday to play Begalle/Rachel Pallin (I) 4-6, 7-5, 6-3 Rhinelander, Merrill and Ashland. No. 2: Kathleen Mieloszyk/Jamee Bastman (I) def. Singles Savannah Soul/Janessa Gumz (P) 6-4, 6-1 No. 3: Brianna Kosmer/Sarah Roush (P) def. Brittany

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Dear Annie: I am the manag- enough to participate in their er of a small business with one lives never grieved the loss at all. co-worker. For the past eight In fact, they are thriving and years, “Sheila” and I have gotten happy, and now there are four along fairly well. Last year, not grandchildren we do not know. so much. Sheila has become lazy, My oldest and youngest obnoxious and surly. She seems Annie’s daughters sat back patiently to have a chip on her shoulder, Mailbox wondering whether I would stop and her teenage kids are a night- mourning long enough to remem- mare (drugs, shoplifting, alcohol, ber that they never left me, and sexual activities, theft, you name Not only had the evaluation crite- that their kids are excited and it). She brings all of this baggage ria become stricter, but Sheila happy to be part of our lives. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM to work and talks about it. I just had changed. When she saw her They call me often, and we visit try to get through the day with- frequently. While I am deeply score, she became angry and out too much drama. saddened that I no longer know upset. I asked whether she had When it was time for Sheila’s my other children, we should not any ideas for her development end-of-year evaluation, I could forget those who do appreciate and improvement for the coming not bring myself to give her a bet- and respect us. year, and she said to increase her ter grade than the previous year. My advice to all who are suf- alcohol consumption. fering is to take charge of your I am close to retirement. life. Give yourself permission to Should I put the hard feelings be happy, strong and creative. OUR behind me or find someone to Y Parenting has no recipe. Other replace her? Sheila is a single factors helped shape each of my mom, and I know she needs the HOROSCOPE children. I have no idea why some job. I am torn. I have referred her BORN LOSER act like we don’t deserve to live. and her family to our EAP coun- But I do know that I am stronger, seling several times, but it falls more humble, more forgiving and on deaf ears. — Need Less closer to those who want to share Drama my life. I am grateful beyond We feel sorry Dear Drama: measure. — Finally at Peace for Sheila. She has her hands full BERNICE Dear Finally: Thank you for BEDE OSOL at home and is probably stressed your sage advice. We cannot beyond measure. When she always change the things that comes to work, she feels secure bring us grief, but we can change Your Birthday enough to vent, and it relieves how we respond. We hope your Thursday, Aug. 22, 2013 the pressure and is therapeutic words bring comfort and encour- for her. Unfortunately, it’s not agement to others. Review your investments, person- therapeutic for you. al paperwork and anything that has to Dear Annie: I want to Please be compassionate, as ALLEY OOP do with joint ventures in the year respond to “Frustrated in ahead. You stand to benefit if you are well as honest. Tell Sheila that Louisville,” whose husband inter- thorough. Your assets are greater you understand she is under a rupts her constantly. than you realize, and your desires great deal of pressure, but when more realistic than you think. Funds My husband does the same will appear from an unusual source. she takes out her frustrations at thing and also believes he is LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Home work, it makes it difficult to be doing nothing wrong. I don’t improvements will turn out well and around her. Say that talking think he is intentionally being bring you greater prestige and com- about her troubles will help, but mean. I believe it’s related to his pliments from your neighbors and she should utilize the EAP ser- family. Your discipline will pay off. A other symptoms of dementia. change of heart will be apparent in vices so that her problems won’t Perhaps that lady’s husband is another. spill over onto her job. also experiencing early signs of VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — A Dear Annie: My heart breaks dementia. — Anonymous partnership with someone who for all of these grandparents who Annie’s Mailbox is written shares your interests and goals will write to you saying they have no by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy be quite effective. You’ll come up with FOR BETTER OR WORSE an interesting way to solve problems contact with their grandchildren. Sugar, longtime editors of the and improve the lives of others. I had the same issue. Ann Landers column. Please LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Your After two years of sleepless email your questions to annies- restlessness will promote change in nights, daily crying and grieving, [email protected], or write to: your life and those around you. Get- I realized my life was passing me Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators ting together with people who share your interests will inspire you to think by. The three of my five children Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Her- bigger and make better plans. who decided we are not good mosa Beach, CA 90254. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — A lesson that leads to a positive change will give you the discipline you require to take on a project that has AILY LOBE ROSSWORD stymied you in the past. It’s time to D G C get to work. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Open-mindedness on your part FRANK & ERNEST will spur conversations that can improve your career. A lifestyle change that will better your health, emotions or finances looks to be a win-win. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Who you know will make a differ- ence in how you get ahead. Disci- pline and hard work will pay off, but reputation and popularity will be what really count. Socialize with col- leagues and make yourself approachable to everyone. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Consider all your options and make a detailed plan based on sound rea- soning. Educational pursuits may GET FUZZY seem daunting, but doors will open for you if you pick up additional skills. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Your intuition is pushing you to act, and it’s correct. Don’t waste time on second thoughts or hesitation. Expand your circle of friends by engaging with your community. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Take care of any legal, domestic or business matters that arise and you will avoid complaints that could hin- der your chance to relax and have some much-needed fun. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Sign up for an event that will expand BEETLE BAILEY your knowledge or raise your profile. Make an effort to nurture important relationships. Include loved ones in your plans for maximum benefit. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Confusion will set in due to the mixed signals you are getting from a co- worker. Ask questions and you can avoid giving or getting the wrong impression. Honesty is required, even if it’s painfully blunt. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Your unusual way of seeing things and expressing yourself will capture an important someone’s attention. This new relationship will lead to fab- ulous opportunities and interesting ZITS partnerships.

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