Homemade Pipe Bombs Sent to Obama, Clinton

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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Thursday, October 25, 2018 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com Praise, criticism heard at hearing Public, cops testify as oversight for police force drafted By Dan Hinkel Chicago Tribune

For about six hours Wednesday, the rift between police reform advocates and some of Chicago’s police was on display in a downtown federal courtroom. Numerous activists spoke of fear and distrust of the city’s officers, and called for a judge to put in place a strict court order designed to bring comprehensive change to the embattled Chicago Police Depart- ment. A half-dozen or so officers and police union officials defended the force, decried street crime and suggested that the forthcoming consent decree would handcuff police and SPENCER PLATT/GETTY lead to more violence. A police bomb-sniffing dog is deployed Wednesday outside the Time Warner Center, which houses CNN studios, in New York City. The public hearing before U.S. District Judge Robert Dow Jr. marked a milestone in the three-year process of bringing judicial oversight to a Police De- Homemade pipe bombs partment with a long history of excessive force, misconduct and failed attempts at change. The judge is working toward a final consent de- sent to Obama, Clinton cree that likely would stand as one of the most significant consequences of white Package also found at CNN in what some politicians call acts of terror Officer Jason Van Dyke’s 2014 shooting of black teen- By Devlin Barrett, IN CHICAGO: Mayor mediately identified dur- ager Laquan McDonald. Mark Berman and Rahm Emanuel says city ing routine mail screening The police officer was con- Cleve R. Wootson Jr. on alert, but no credible procedures as potential ex- victed this month of sec- The Washington Post threats reported. plosive devices and were ond-degree murder and 16 Chicagoland, Page 4 appropriately handled as counts of aggravated bat- WASHINGTON — Au- such,” the Secret Service tery, one for each shot he thorities said Wednesday JOHN KASS: Let’s not said in a statement fired. that they had intercepted forget American liberty as Wednesday. “The pro- Scores of people turned packages containing we hunt down the tectees did not receive the out early in the morning to homemade explosive de- CNN package bomber. Page 2 packages nor were they at enter a lottery for the right vices addressed to former A pipe bomb was addressed to ex-CIA chief John Bren- risk of receiving them.” to speak. Dozens addressed President Barack Obama nan at CNN. He’s an analyst at MSNBC and NBC News. In New York, what “ap- the judge five minutes at a in Washington and former peared to be a live explo- time in a packed ceremonial Secretary of State Hillary sent to public officials, cers rushed to scour in- philanthropist who is a sive device” was located in courtroom on the 25th floor Clinton in New York, former presidents and a coming mail for other po- frequent target of criticism the CNN mailroom, said of the Dirksen U.S. Court- while bombs were also cable news network in tential bombs. from far-right groups. James O’Neill, the New house. Many more are sent to other prominent what politicians called at- The bombs and suspi- The glass-filled devices York City police commis- slated to speak Thursday. Democrats and CNN’s of- tempted terror attacks — cious packages were lo- sent to Clinton and Obama sioner. O’Neill said the On Wednesday, the wide fices in Manhattan. prompted bipartisan con- cated after an explosive were found during screen- device has been removed majority spoke in favor of The explosive devices demnation and set off device was found this ings away from their from the CNN offices. He the decree. They came from and suspicious packages in spasms of unease across week in a mailbox at the homes and did not make it also said the package con- Washington, New York, the country, as security Bedford, N.Y., home of to them, officials said. Turn to Decree, Page 9 California and Florida — and law enforcement offi- George Soros, the liberal “The packages were im- Turn to Bombs, Page 14

Amid abuse crisis, pope calls bishops to suburban retreat

Mundelein gathering reflects the CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE pope’s leadership style — Seminary to host his Jesuit background in Alpana Singh hundreds in 2019 particular — to address church challenges ‘comfortable’ back By Angie Leventis “within the context of Lourgos collaborative and prayer- in the host chair Chicago Tribune ful discernment,” said After five seasons away, the Diaz, a former U.S. am- Chicago restaurateur and Pope Francis has bassador to the Vatican. sommelier returns as host called Catholic bishops The announcement of of “Check, Please!” A+E nationwide to gather for the spiritual retreat a historic seven-day spir- comes in the wake of a itual retreat at horrifying grand jury re- LOU FOGLIA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Mundelein Seminary in port in August that docu- The Rev. Chris Butler of Chicago Embassy Church says clergy rely on a housing tax suburban Chicago in mented bishops and break. He and other local pastors are fighting in federal court to keep that break. Saudi prince calls January as church hier- other Roman Catholic archy grapple with the Church leaders in Penn- Khashoggi killing ongoing clergy sex abuse sylvania covering up the Clergy who call Chicago home scandal. sexual abuse of children a ‘heinous’ crime As chancellor of the by hundreds of priests The prince warned against seminary, Archdiocese of and other clergy over fear loss of housing tax credit driving a wedge between Chicago Cardinal Blase roughly seven decades. the kingdom and Turkey. Cupich — now in Rome Shortly after its re- Freedom From bassy Church, his small break, after a judge in Nation & World, Page 10 for a monthlong meeting lease, Illinois Attorney Pentecostal congregation Wisconsin ruled last year of global church leaders General Lisa Madigan Religion lawsuit on the South Side. that the decades-old min- — will serve as host of the announced plans to meet may kill provision Like many faith lead- isterial housing allow- gathering, which could with Catholic Church ers, he receives a tax-free ance violates the separa- include some 300 bish- leaders throughout the By Angie Leventis housing allowance for tion of church and state. To run or not to ops from across the U.S. state to examine the local Lourgos clergy, which he consid- Oral arguments in the Loyola University Chi- ties of about a half-dozen Chicago Tribune ers critical to his ministry case — which is being run is question cago theology professor clergy members named as well as the church’s followed closely by clergy Miguel Diaz called the in the grand jury report. The Rev. Chris Butler survival. across the country — be- facing Trubisky retreat “historically sig- In a 2002 letter included often uses his home to Now Butler and other gan in Chicago on QB’s legs have been music nificant for American in the report, one victim host Bible studies or pa- local pastors are fighting Wednesday. to Bears’ ears — as long as Catholics.” storal counseling for in federal court in Chi- he doesn’t forget the guys The concept of the Turn to Bishops, Page 9 members of Chicago Em- cago to keep that tax Turn to Clergy, Page 7 downfield. Chicago Sports

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John Kass Goal isn’t to forget liberty as we hunt down bomber

There is a proper American re- New York had been the target of ued attacks on the media,” Zucker ACCURACY AND ETHICS sponse to the pipe bombs sent to terror before but that wouldn’t said. “The president, and especially Margaret Holt prominent Democrats: change the way we live. the White House press secretary, , standards editor Find who is responsible, send them “This is the world we live in,” Cuo- should understand their words mat- The Tribune’s editorial code of principles governs to federal prison and throw away the mo said at a news conference. “We ter. Thus far, they have shown no professional behavior and journalism standards. Every- key. Expose their political network, if will not allow those terrorist thugs to comprehension of that.” one in our newsroom must agree to live up to this code of any, and let the American people have change the way we live our lives. Trump called the bomber “despica- conduct. Read it at chicagotribune.com/accuracy. the whole story. They fail, unless we allow them to ble” and unleashed federal investiga- But there is also a predictable re- win, and we will not allow them to tors. Corrections and clarifications: Publishing information sponse, the blame game. The goal? To win, not today, not ever.” But he has long infuriated journal- quickly and accurately is a central part of the Chicago silence speech and score points But hasn’t terrorism already ists, particularly CNN, for referring to Tribune’s news responsibility. against political foes. changed our lives? If you doubt it, if them as the “enemy of the people.” You could see it on Twitter, the you’re in a city, then look up. There’s a I wish he wouldn’t do that. I don’t sewer of our political/cultural life, camera watching you. We’ve already like it. He stokes his base, just as the HOW TO CONTACT US 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday and in the snark of some Democratic lost much of our liberty. Democrats stoke theirs. The rhetoric 7 a.m.–noon Saturday–Sunday politicos and some journalists blam- We’ve given up a great deal of it on all sides is indeed ugly. Delivery problem? 7 a.m.–11 a.m. holidays Or go to chicagotribune.com/ ing President Donald Trump, saying since the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The But that’s what happens in a Call 312-546-7900 customerservice he triggered the bomber. surveillance state increased, fed by democracy when power is in the Subscribe online: chicagotribune.com/subscribe It is human nature to make and use our fear and by the federal bureau- balance. The rhetoric does get ugly. To subscribe, manage your print or digital subscription, tools. Bombs are tools. And as Repub- cratic compulsion to grow. But silencing it prompts even more or inquire about billing or vacation holds, call licans and Democrats have taught us, “I’ve got nothing to hide, let the ugliness. 312-546-7900 fear is also a tool, as is heated rhetoric, government search our phones,” you At least the president could try to To report an error, email readerhelp@chicagotribune and blame. may have heard someone say years be accurate and call the press “the .com, fill out a report at chicagotribune.com/corrections, And power is in the balance in the ago. Perhaps you said it yourself. enemy of Trump and Trump’s 62 or call the Reader Help line at 312-222-3348. November midterm elections. But these days, we don’t even say million voters.” Liberal billionaire George Soros that anymore. We’ve become used to There is no question that Trump received a pipe bomb at his New York the government eyes on us, on the loathes the press. And media study Email...... [email protected] Main operator...... 312-222-3232 residence. 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Bernie Sanders of Ver- All advertising published in the Chicago Tribune is subject to the applicable Attorney General Eric Holder instead watch what they say and how they say mont, a man of the hard left, a man of rate card, copies of which are available from the Advertising Department. wound up at the campaign offices of it, lest they be blamed for triggering the angry anti-Trump “resistance,” for The Chicago Tribune reserves the right not to accept an advertiser’s order. Only publication of an advertisement shall constitute final acceptance. U.S. House Rep. Debbie Wasserman some hateful nutball into sending what a follower did with a rifle in Schultz, the former DNC chair. And a bombs to political foes. Virginia? EDITORIAL: Questions and comments about stories in the Chicago Tribune bomb directed to Obama’s former CIA And the vise closes. James Hodgkinson, of Illinois, a should be directed to editors of the respective content areas. boss John Brennan was sent to CNN, Andrew McCarthy of the conserva- passionate Sanders supporter, took Chicagoland news: Phil Jurik, [email protected] though he works as a Trump adminis- tive National Review was infuriated that rifle to where congressional Re- Business: Mary Ellen Podmolik, [email protected] tration critic at MSNBC. with New York Times reporter publicans were practicing for a charity Sports: Joe Knowles, [email protected] Features: Amy Carr, [email protected] Is the bomber a right-wing conser- William K. Rashbaum, whom McCar- baseball game and tried to kill them all. Entertainment: Scott Powers, [email protected] vative with a Trump-fed hatred of the thy described as “usually sensible” We know that violence isn’t exclu- Opinion: John McCormick, [email protected] left and the left’s media allies? journalist, for leaping to pin the at- sive to the right or left. Or is the bomber a left-winger tacks on Trump, without evidence. So, let’s hope the feds find whoever Chicago Tribune (USPS 104-000) is published daily (7 days) at 160 N. playing for sympathy before the elec- “Mrs. Clinton, Mr. Obama, Mr. did this, and chase them down the Stetson Ave., Chicago, IL 60601; Chicago Tribune Company, LLC, Publisher; periodicals postage paid at Chicago, IL, and additional mailing offices. tions? Soros and CNN have all figured way dogs chase rats in the alley. Postmaster: Send changes to the Chicago Tribune, Mail Subscription We don’t know. But lives matter, prominently in conservative political And as we wait and consider politi- Division, 777 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL 60654. and American liberty matters. attacks — many of which have been cal violence and rhetoric and the Copyright 2018 Chicago Tribune Company, LLC. All rights reserved as to entire content. Those directly exposed were office led by President Trump,” the Times balance of power, let’s not forget one and postal workers and mail room story said. “He has often referred to thing: our liberty. clerks. They could have worn fuzzy major news organizations as ‘the INSIDE pink hats at anti-Trump marches and enemy of the people,’ and has had a Listen to “The Chicago Way” podcast “I’m with her” pins. Or they could particular animus for CNN.” with John Kass and Jeff Carlin — at Almanac Business 5 Lottery Business 5 have worn MAGA hats. CNN President Jeff Zucker was www.wgnradio.com/category/wgn- Bridge A+E 6 Obituaries Business 5 They could have been killed in even more direct. plus/thechicagoway. Comics A+E 6-7 Sudoku A+E 7 those mailrooms, blown to bits. “There is a total and complete lack Crossword A+E 7 Television A+E 5 New York Gov. 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grants turned away once they reached our border, this one is for sure not going to do that and will probably storm the border and immediately start stealing your stuff and Rex W. Huppke killing your pets. That’s because these I hope you’re sufficiently migrants are all extremely afraid of the caravan of bad and dangerous people, migrants traveling through and the mothers carrying Mexico en route to the U.S. babies as they walk thou- border. sands of miles are hellbent Fox News and the presi- on destroying all we hold dent of the United States dear. You can see it in their and many dozens of people weary, tear-filled eyes. smart enough to have Twit- Also, as Trump recently ter accounts say this cara- noted, the caravan contains van of thousands of people “unknown Middle Eastern- who don’t look like me ers.” For those of you who should make us all very don’t speak dog whistle, afraid. Terrified, even. that means terrorists, ORLANDO SIERRA/GETTY-AFP They’re coming, this which makes sense since A Honduran migrant couple and their five children wait to cross the border from Guatemala to Mexico on Monday. “army” of migrants. Could terrorists usually try to be 5,000 of them, maybe enter the country via the ing-a-stroller miles per melting them and forging killed 17 people because who want to make it illegal 7,000. Who knows, it might most visible and highly hour, the caravan will them into a statue of former they believed in God. She for Americans to say be 1 million. It’s probably 5 scrutinized groups of trav- storm our border at any President Barack Obama wants to come to America “Merry Christmas.” million. There’s just no way elers. moment about two or so stepping on the Constitu- and start a church that The entire caravan stops to know because counting When asked by reporters months from now. tion. (Please buy more guns allows humans to marry twice each day to kneel is hard. to provide evidence for his Along with a number of so you can protect your their pets. during American’s national The bottom line is this: claim, Trump said: “You’re terrorists disguised as ba- guns from the invading The caravan contains a anthem. Many plan to While alleged “pictures” going to find MS-13, you’re bies, the caravan includes caravan of metal sculptors.) basilisk, like the giant ser- spread veganism through- and “videos” and “reports going to find Middle East- many people carrying sus- There are reports of no pent from Harry Potter. It is out the land and hypnotize from journalists traveling ern, you’re going to find picious packages. These fewer than six chupacabras a known Democratic oper- Christians with demoni- with the caravan” show everything.” so-called “backpacks” or traveling with the caravan. ative funded by liberal cally arousing Latin thousands of people, many And that’s where the real “duffel bags” could contain These mythical, vampire- billionaire George Soros, rhythms. of them mothers and chil- fear, is, folks: everything. anything: drugs; anthrax; like dog-beasts, if allowed who is also a basilisk. You must fear the cara- dren, peacefully fleeing This caravan contains anthrax-drugs; a phalanx of into our country, will un- Two of the babies have van. There’s a good pos- violence in Central Ameri- everything you could pos- ISIS warriors; or all of its doubtedly crossbreed with colds. And are probably sibility that while you were ca, we Americans need to sibly be afraid of, and that’s carrier’s worldly pos- our native bigfoots and terrorists. figuring out what to fear be terrified of them be- why it’s extremely impor- sessions. We just don’t unleash untold terror. Several of the younger most, the caravan took over cause President Donald tant that you remain in a know. One of the migrants is a men in the caravan have your northern Michigan Trump wants us to be. The constant state of totally Several of these migrants Honduran named Osmin. been spotted wearing base- lake house, stole your job, midterms are coming and rational fear, at least until will seek asylum in our That name means “godly ball caps, a telltale sign of turned your children into this is no time to not be after the midterm elections. country and, if asylum is protection,” but don’t fall gang activity. They will socialists and let its chu- scared of a large group of Let me save our presi- granted, will move into for it. I have credible evi- absolutely steal your Su- pacabras eat your jet skis. brown people fleeing vi- dent some time by sharing your summer homes and dence that suggests Osmin, baru and initiate your son Hurry up and get ration- olence and hoping to build additional scary details claim ownership of your jet if allowed to enter America into their gang by forcing ally frightened about this better lives in a country about the migrant caravan skis. That is a fact. You will and start a new life, will one him to murder his sister’s issue, people! The caravan that was recently made slowly speeding on foot literally lose your summer day borrow your weed- hamster, Fiona. is coming! (In two months.) great again. toward our southern bor- homes and jet skis if this whacker and not return it Five of the marchers And you only have until While past Central der. caravan isn’t stopped. in a timely fashion. think those jeans make you Nov. 6 before President American caravans have It is now about 1,000 Many in the caravan One marcher is a 12- look fat. Seven have a plan Trump and Fox News move dispersed as they moved miles away, which is not far believe a hot dog is a sand- year-old girl who doesn’t to turn America into Vene- on to something else. north through Mexico, if you’re a jet. Traveling at a wich. At least half of them believe Hillary Clinton zuela overnight. And 357 of with most remaining mi- rate of tired-mother-push- plan on taking your guns, should be in prison. She has them are paid crisis actors [email protected]

Judge says he won’t let suit against Obama center drag on By Jeff Coen private entity such as the appropriate time to file a Chicago Tribune Obama Foundation is a vio- dispositive motion,” lation of Park District code Worseck said. The judge overseeing the and state law, the plaintiffs Blakey told the two sides federal lawsuit challenging contend. he recognizes Protect Our the construction of the Lawyers for the city and Parks wants to give the plan Obama Presidential Center the Park District, the de- a quick “no,” and the city in Jackson Park said fendants in the suit, have wants the suit dismissed Wednesday he does not answered that the project is immediately. expect the case to drag on as not a violation of the law, The Obama center could both sides seek a quick and that the suit is mis- break ground next year if answer on whether the fa- guided. the way is cleared for con- cility can be built. They expect to file a struction. “Lingering’s not gonna motion to dismiss it after Still, the judge said dis- happen,” U.S. District Judge the City Council votes at the covery should continue John Robert Blakey told end of the month on a new during the next few lawyers in the case at the ordinance governing the months, and he did not set a Dirksen U.S. Courthouse. project. trial date in the hearing An environmental group Attorney Andrew Wednesday. That will come known as Protect Our Parks Worseck told the judge the at a planned case-manage- has sued, arguing that the ordinance will affect how ment conference on Dec. 5, city and Chicago Park Dis- the case is argued, and the Blakey said. trict should not build the council should vote on it IMAGE BY DBOX FOR THE OBAMA FOUNDATION Obama project in the park. Oct. 31. [email protected] Aerial rendering of the Obama Presidential Center in Jackson Park. Transferring parkland to a “Then that would be the Twitter @JeffCoen

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Chemical industry is big catalyst in contest Sterigenics under fire as trade group backs incumbent By Michael Hawthorne Chicago Tribune

Months before politicians saturated Chicago television stations with commercials, lobbyists for the nation’s chemical industry bought two weeks of local airtime thanking Re- publican Congressman Pe- ter Roskam for champi- oning their priorities. The little-noticed $209,000 TV ad buy, financed in late June by the American Chemistry Coun- cil, focused on Roskam’s votes favoring tax and health care policies that benefit its corporate members. But the ad takes on new meaning now that the Sterigenics sterilization facility just outside Roskam’s west suburban district is under fire for emitting ethylene oxide, a highly potent, cancer-causing gas made by Dow Chemical, Union Car- bide, Shell and several other members of the trade group. Two months after the chemical industry’s pro- Roskam ad began airing, the NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE U.S. Environmental Protec- Republican U.S. Rep. Peter Roskam is in a hotly contested race against Democrat Sean Casten, a scientist and clean-energy entrepreneur. tion Agency released a report revealing that commu- ties across the nation that the chemical and in since two months. For instance, Casten special interests, which is nities surrounding the Ster- either manufacture or use the agency released its air “Representative Roskam noted, one of the GOP- actively harming the health igenics facility in Willow- the chemical. toxics assessment. has always been a friend to authored bills Roskam sup- and well-being of his con- brook are among just a few Chemical companies are What happens next de- the environment and has ported last year would have stituents,” Casten said last dozen in the country facing pushing the Trump EPA to pends in part on the out- promoted many policies to neutered EPA advisory week during a news confer- alarmingly high cancer declare that ethylene oxide come of the Nov. 6 election, protect the environment,” boards featuring academic ence with a leader of the risks from toxic air pollu- is far less dangerous than which pits Roskam against Veronica Vera, the cam- scientists, similar to the labor union for local EPA tion, most notably ethylene the agency’s career staff and Democrat Sean Casten, a paign spokeswoman, said in panels convened during the employees and a repre- oxide emissions. three separate panels of scientist and clean-energy an email, “including oppos- past decade to evaluate the sentative from the League The EPA report, known independent scientists de- entrepreneur, in one of the ing the president’s decision health dangers of ethylene of Conservation Voters’ po- as the National Air Toxics termined. Industry-sup- nation’s most fiercely con- to withdraw from the Paris oxide. litical arm. Assessment, has prompted ported scientists have re- tested races for political climate agreement on re- The bill would have He vowed to fight for a storm of complaints from peatedly downplayed ani- control of the U.S. House of ducing carbon emissions.” made it easier for industry- more federal support of neighbors and officials from mal research showing the Representatives. In addition to its pro- sponsored scientists to science if elected. both political parties who chemical mutates DNA and The Roskam campaign Roskam ad, the chemical serve on advisory panels Roskam has a 7 percent are urging environmental studies of medical steriliza- did not answer questions industry has contributed while banning academic re- rating on environment- and regulators to shut down tion workers who suffered from the Tribune about the $185,050 to the Republican searchers whose work is health-related congres- Sterigenics. Erin Brock- high rates of breast cancer, chemical industry’s efforts incumbent’s campaign fund funded by the EPA, one of sional votes tracked by the ovich, the prominent na- leukemia and lymphomas. to gut the agency’s ethylene during the past decade, ac- the top sources of support league. While his lifetime tional environmental activ- “The alleged elevated oxide assessment. A cam- cording to federal election for independent studies of score is the highest among ist, encouraged Americans cancer risk … has already paign spokeswoman also data compiled by the non- toxic chemicals and other Republicans in the Illinois this week on Facebook to caused alarm in some com- declined to comment on profit Center for Respon- environmental health is- delegation, it contrasts sign a “Stop Sterigenics” munities around facilities Roskam’s votes in favor of sive Politics. The oil and gas sues. sharply with the 93 percent petition. with (ethylene oxide) emis- the industry’s legislative industry has given Roskam Another industry-backed rating of Democratic Rep. Roskam’s supporters in sions,” a top American priorities involving the an additional $452,570, in- bill Roskam supported Bill Foster, a scientist who the chemical industry have Chemistry Council official regulation of toxic chemi- cluding $70,400 from Koch would have prohibited the represents a neighboring a vastly different view. wrote in a Sept. 20 letter to cals. Industries, the privately EPA from basing anti-pollu- district that includes the Soon after the EPA re- the EPA, reiterating the Roskam has joined other held conglomerate owned tion regulations on peer- Sterigenics facility in Wil- leased its report, the indus- group’s complaints about local officials who have by Charles and David Koch, reviewed studies unless all lowbrook. try trade group quietly the cancer assessment. urged Sterigenics to shut top contributors to Republi- of the data are publicly “I’ve always had a hard urged President Donald “This, in turn, has created down its sterilization facil- can causes and campaigns available. The legislation time understanding why Trump’s administration to media attention, and cov- ity pending the results of air to roll back environmental would throw out public members of Congress like scuttle a stringent safety erage of the issue has cre- quality testing. He takes regulations. health studies that rely on to tell scientists how to limit for ethylene oxide ated further confusion and credit for persuading the Casten contends the private medical informa- conduct their research,” adopted in 2016 after more concern in the surrounding EPA to conduct additional chemical industry’s support tion — the foundation of Foster has said of the indus- than a decade of debate. community.” monitoring for ethylene of Roskam, along with the several key regulations lim- try-supported bills. “Scien- The agency relied heavily Sterigenics executives oxide pollution in sur- congressman’s pro-industry iting exposure to air pollu- tists should set the stand- on the safety limit when it have echoed the chemical rounding neighborhoods — voting record in Congress, tion and toxic chemicals. ards for research. Not politi- calculated its worrisome es- industry’s statements about a priority for every elected shows he is beholden to “Peter Roskam is a rub- cians.” timates of cancer risks in ethylene oxide, both during official and political candi- Washington lobbyists and ber stamp for President communities surrounding the long-delayed EPA re- date who has spoken out on out of touch with his con- Trump’s fact-free, science- [email protected] Sterigenics and other facili- view of hazards posed by the issue during the past stituents in the 6th District. denying administration and Twitter @scribeguy City’s public health chief Mayor: Chicago on alert, but defends clinic closures Says move helped 2011, she said. no credible threats reported “Since then there has By John Byrne criticism from far-right a platform need to use that improve mental been a lot of discussion of and Rosemary Sobol groups. The devices sent to leadership responsibly. You health treatment the attribution of social ills Chicago Tribune Clinton and Obama were should not use your plat- to the consolidation of the found during screening and form for some, because of By John Byrne clinics. What we know now From Mayor Rahm did not make it to them, an election, to stoke dark Chicago Tribune … is that because we were Emanuel to police, Chicago officials said. and divisive forces. There able to focus in and provide, officials on Wednesday said “I was on the phone on are better angels, and those Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s we weren’t putting out fires they’re on alert but haven’t the way over here with are the ones we should call public health commis- at the 12 clinics, we were found any credible threats Alicia Tate-Nadeau, who’s upon.” sioner defended the admin- actually able to think stra- to former President Barack head of … the (Chicago) Chicago police have not istration’s mental health tegically about what is the NUCCIO DINUZZO/TRIBUNE 2016 Obama’s family home in Office of Emergency Man- responded to any similar policies Wednesday, argu- mental health system in the Dr. Julie Morita says the Kenwood — or any other agement and Communica- calls of suspicious packages ing that the controversial city of Chicago?” she said. city now sees about 6,000 Chicago targets. tions,” Emanuel said while in the Loop or the rest of closure of city-run clinics But frequent Emanuel patients per year. The comments came appearing with Chicago the downtown area, police helped improve treatment critic Ald. Scott Wagues- hours after federal and lo- police Superintendent Ed- Lt. Richard Guerrero late in the face of state funding pack, 32nd, said lots of private organizations to cal authorities in Washing- die Johnson at a West Side Wednesday morning. cuts. patients at the city-run clin- provide some of the serv- ton and New York an- police district to announce Another officer in the Dr. Julie Morita ap- ics “fell through the cracks” ices. A seventh city clinic nounced packages contain- more officers on the street. Chicago police bomb unit peared at a City Council after Emanuel shut them later closed as well. The ing crude pipe bombs tar- “One, this is a federal said the department has budget hearing and spoke down. city continues to operate geting Obama, Hillary responsibility. Two, there’s checked with federal law at length about why shut- “If you look at what we five mental health clinics. Clinton, CNN and others nothing credible that you enforcement but that there ting down six of 12 clinics in were asking in the budget Since 2012, neighbor- had been intercepted Tues- have to worry about or be was no Chicago connection 2012 was the right move. the next year, it was essen- hood activists and labor- day night and Wednesday concerned from the Chi- as of yet. “At the time, in 2011, tially, ‘Where did all those allied aldermen have con- — in a rash of attacks aimed cago perspective. Obvi- Reached Wednesday, the before we consolidated the people go, and where’s the sistently argued that Eman- at prominent Democrats ously, you’re appropriate Chicago office of the Bu- clinics, the city had lost 90 data to show they made it uel doesn’t care about peo- and a cable news network given what’s happened for reau of Alcohol, Tobacco, percent of our state fund- to another clinic?’” ple with mental health is- often criticized by political the Obamas, given his Firearms and Explosives ing,” she said. “We had Waguespack said. “So this sues in Chicago’s struggling conservatives. The attacks home, etc., him and offered only a vague state- received $8 million a year, was a cost-saving measure, outlying areas. come two weeks before Michelle’s home that is ment: “ATF is working roughly, from the state to a lot of those people ended The situation has be- nationwide elections that here. But there’s nothing closely with our local, state support our clinics. In 2011 up on the streets and I have come a major prong in could reshape Congress anywhere in any part of the and federal partners in re- that funding was down to to disagree this was just (a critics’ claims that the may- and serve as a referendum knowledge, anything to be gards to this incident.” about a million dollars.” situation where) everybody or’s policies hurt African- on the first two years of worried about from the city Morita said the city now made it to somewhere else American and Hispanic President Donald Trump’s of Chicago.” Associated Press, Washing- sees about 6,000 patients and everybody was A-OK residents, and several may- presidency. Emanuel then called on ton Post and Chicago Trib- per year, 3,000 of them at where they ended up.” oral candidates have The packages were dis- people with public plat- une’s Morgan Greene con- five remaining city-run It’s been an ongoing fight pledged to improve neigh- covered not long after an forms to use them respon- tributed. clinics and 3,000 more at for years. Emanuel closed borhood mental health explosive device was found sibly. “All of us in public life clinics run by private or- six city-run clinics with services if elected. in a mailbox at the Bedford, — and when I say public life [email protected] ganizations that have city employees who were AF- N.Y., home of George Soros, it’s not just elected leaders [email protected] Twitter @_jbyrne SCME members and in- [email protected] and people who serve the contracts. a liberal philanthropist Twitter @RosemarySobol1 That’s up from 5,000 in stead contracted with four Twitter @_johnbyrne who is a frequent target of public — all of us who have Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 5 Health protections center of Hultgren, Underwood debate By Patrick existing conditions or drop M. O'Connell coverage as a result. and Mike Riopell “The only thing I can Chicago Tribune guess is that Lauren hasn’t read the bill,” Hultgren said. Democrat Lauren Under- “I encourage her to read it.” wood focused her attacks A Washington Post fact- against Republican U.S. Rep. checker last year said that Randy Hultgren on health while “people with pre-ex- care during what’s likely to isting conditions would not be the only broadcast debate be denied coverage” under of an increasingly intense the Republican health care campaign for Congress in plan, people who “have a gap the far northern and west- in coverage, they still could ern suburbs. face higher, unaffordable Underwood was an ad- premiums for a year.” viser in the U.S. Department A standing-room-only of Health and Human Serv- crowd packed the second- ices under President Barack floor auditorium of the his- Obama. As she has through- toric Kendall County Court- out much of her campaign, house in downtown she contends the GOP Yorkville for the community health care efforts to repeal forum, an indicator of in- NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE and replace the Affordable creased interest in the sub- GOP U.S. Rep. Randy Hultgren and Democratic challenger Lauren Underwood greet at the Kendall County Courthouse. Care Act last year would urban 14th Congressional have offered fewer protec- District, which has long To open the forum, Hult- Underwood criticized for more than an hour. Underwood is drawing peo- tions to people with pre- been held by Republicans. gren touted a strong U.S. last year’s Republican in- Matt Prochaska, a Repub- ple’s interest this year. existing conditions such as The forum was broadcast economy, saying the country come tax overhaul for fuel- lican Kendall County board “Health care is on peo- her heart condition. live on local radio station is doing better and is less ing the rising federal deficit. member who is running for ple’s mind, and Trump is on “I, for one, am grateful WSPY and was co-hosted worried about terrorism “Middle-class folks, small re-election, said he's not people’s mind,” he said. that it didn’t pass. Because by the Kendall County Farm than when he first visited businesses are not seeing seen a public forum with so Before the forum, Hult- we must ensure that indi- Bureau. the same forum four elec- the benefit from that tax many attendees. gren said he’d like to be with viduals with pre-existing Hultgren has held a seat tions ago. policy,” Underwood staid. After his race’s question- Trump for his southern Illi- conditions are, one, able to in Congress since 2010 and “Right now, we are living On immigration, Hult- and-answer session was nois visit on Saturday but access insurance coverage,” won re-election in the dis- in some of the best econo- gren said he supports pro- over, Prochaska took a few might not make it because Underwood said Tuesday trict by nearly 20 percentage mic times in our lifetime,” tections for young people deep breaths, saying he was he'll be marching in the night. “But also that they points two years ago. Still, Hultgren said. who came to the country relieved to be out of the Sycamore Pumpkin Fest pa- cannot be charged higher Democrats hope President He said growth and more illegally as minors known as jammed room. He said only rade on Sunday. rates.” Donald Trump’s controver- jobs are the best way to deal “Dreamers.” 10 people showed up the last Hultgren countered that sies paired with Under- with a rising federal deficit Before Hultgren and time a public forum was [email protected] the Republican health care wood’s fundraising prowess and said he wouldn’t enter- Underwood took the micro- held for county board seats [email protected] phones, local candidates four years ago. Twitter @MikeRiopell proposal wouldn’t allow in- and health care message can tain cuts to Social Security Twitter @pmocwriter surers to ask about pre- make the race a close one. and Medicare to deal with it. spoke to the gathered crowd Prochaska said he thinks City’s anti-terrorism chief calls for ‘counter-drone program’ By John Byrne nications, said Wednesday Nadeau said during her an- gram. She said the city to put up a helicopter to thinking about these issues Chicago Tribune that the city needs better nual City Council budget needs to be ready to deal chase a drone,” she said. and considering how to ad- technology to cope with the hearing when asked about with “tethered balloons, “There is better technology dress them,” she said. Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s emerging threat that drones drones spotted over Grant fixed-wing, rotary-wing” out there.” The city already has laws emergency management pose. Park during Lollapalooza. drones but did not say ex- After her hearing, Tate- prohibiting drones from be- commissioner wants the “One of the things I “So if you had individuals, actly what such a capability Nadeau said it’s too early to ing flown over parks, city to start a “counter- would like to do is, if you like you just mentioned, that would entail or how much it commit to a particular plan schools, churches and other drone program” to deal with look at what’s going on are flying drones over the would cost. to deal with drones. She said places without approval, but potentially dangerous re- internationally and nation- heads of the public, I would “I believe that we need to there is technology available because the devices can be mote-controlled machines ally, drones are being used to like to see us have the look at a solution that covers that allows people on the controlled remotely from being flown over Lollapa- put different explosive de- technology to defend everyone from a public safe- ground to remotely hack great distances, enforcing looza, the Chicago Mara- vices on, etc. So from a against that.” ty standpoint,” she said. into drone computers and those rules has proved ex- thon or other events. public safety standpoint, I Tate-Nadeau said her “I’ve got to have a better implant them with orders to tremely difficult. Alicia Tate-Nadeau, head would really like to see us agency has a security grant way, whenever a drone is fly back to the person op- of the Office of Emergency venture into a counter- from which she could use following folks over the erating them. “But at this [email protected] Management and Commu- drone program,” Tate- money to fund such a pro- marathon, I should not have point, I just want us to be Twitter @_johnbyrne

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In fall 2014, Cottrell told By Jason Meisner On Tuesday, U.S. Magis- Minor A he knew her real Chicago Tribune trate Judge Michael Ma- name, address, her parson ordered Cottrell held ents’ and sister’s name, A former law school without bond pending tri- where her parents worked student from north subur- al, ruling no conditions of and the middle school she ban Niles is facing federal release existed that could attended. He started charges alleging he ex- ensure the community’s threatening the teen, say- torted and terrorized a safety. ing he would “post her young teenage girl for Cottrell has pleaded not photos on the internet and more than three years by guilty to the charges. send them to her family” if threatening to expose her His lawyer, Kenneth she didn’t comply with his if she didn’t send him Yeadon, could not immedi- demands for more materi- pornographic videos of ately be reached for com- al, prosecutors alleged. herself on a nearly daily ment, but in a recent court Over the next three basis. filing, Yeadon said years, Cottrell de- David Cottrell, 28, Cottrell has “lived manded more por- forced the girl to comply a quiet life” at nographic materi- CTA with his every demand, home with his paral from her almost Trainmen and employees gather around a 4000-series train for the first inspection trip for including staying up late ents despite know- daily, sometimes the State Street Subway, Chicago’s first subway, on April 2, 1943. on school nights to act out ing he was a target making the girl pornographic “scripts” for in the investiga- “stay up late at him and leaving her mid- tion. night making vide- dle school classes at times Cottrell has Cottrell os for him, sending CTA cancels Wednesday to take nude photos of lived in Niles all his her ‘scripts’ and herself in the bathroom, life except while attending insisting that she perform prosecutors alleged in an the University of Wiscon- to his satisfaction, leaving 18-page filing. sin at Madison as an under- her exhausted the next run of vintage train cars “One bad move and ur graduate and law school at school day,” prosecutors parents get a letter from New York University in wrote. By Elvia Malagon opportunities to bring out speeds of 55 mph. The concerned parents about Manhattan, Yeadon said. Several times, Cottrell Chicago Tribune these 1923 rail cars.” 4000-series rail cars are their daughter distributing Cottrell left law school made Minor A leave class Jon Kaplan, a spokesman also smaller than the trains porn to other children,” in 2017 to return to Niles, during school to take a A limited run of the for the CTA, added that the commuters are now used to Cottrell allegedly mes- Yeadon said. Until he was photo of herself in the CTA’s vintage brown and agency canceled the rides riding. In addition, the vin- saged to the victim, who taken into custody, he had bathroom, prosecutors al- orange rail cars was can- because it wanted to be tage cars don’t use comput- was 13 at the time. been taking classes to fin- leged. In one instance in celed, the agency reported cautious and make sure the er chips, have no air condi- Cottrell also bragged ish his law degree and October 2016, Cottrell Wednesday on its Twitter issue was fixed. tioning and have incandes- that he would never be working at his father’s messaged the girl while account. The rides were going to cent lights, according to the caught because he’d en- public accounting practice she was in math class, An estimated 400 to 500 mark the 75th anniversary CTA. crypted all the files and in Park Ridge, Yeadon said. telling her, “I f------own people had signed up for the of the State Street Subway Steele said the vintage knew how to amass child Yeadon also cited the you and don’t tolerate dis- free rides, but they were opening; today the subway trains are occasionally run pornography without gar- “weakness” of the pros- obedience,” prosecutors canceled at the last minute serves the Red Line. In- for special occasions such as nering the attention of ecution’s evidence linking said. because of mechanical is- deed, the vintage train cars last year’s 125th anniversary authorities, prosecutors al- the alleged extortion to The extortion contin- sues that couldn’t be fixed were the same type used of the “L.” leged. Cottrell. ued until July 2017 when quickly, according to the when the subway first For Wednesday’s since- In a raid in June of the “There is no evidence in the girl’s parents found CTA. The agency had tested opened in the 1940s. Each canceled limited run, riders Niles home where Cottrell David’s case to show that Cottrell’s threats on her and checked the train be- train car has the capacity to had to sign up online ahead lived with his mother, fed- he has photos of anyone on phone and contacted law fore the event. The 4000- carry about 80 passengers of time, and all of the eral agents found a com- a cloud server or harbors a enforcement, according to series rail cars were sup- and the cars were built in available slots filled up puter hard drive that con- grudge against anyone, prosecutors. posed to travel on the Red 1923. The CTA has contin- within 20 minutes, Steele tained images of at least much less Minor A,” When agents searched Line tracks — largely ued to maintain two 4000- said. one other minor victim as Yeadon said. the phone, they found a through the downtown sub- series rail cars as part of its The CTA doesn’t have well as a “cache of informa- According to prose- five-minute video she’d way — between the Armi- Heritage Fleet of vintage any immediate plans to run tion” about her, including cutors, Cottrell met the made for Cottrell just two tage stop and just south of trains and buses. the vintage train cars, but her date of birth, email victim — identified as Mi- days earlier. the Roosevelt station. When the 4000-series Steele said the agency al- addresses and mother’s nor A in court documents “Three and a half min- “We sincerely apologize rail cars were first used, ways looks for opportuni- maiden name, prosecutors — in an online chat site utes into the video, Minor to our riders for the incon- they were notable for being ties to use them. said. when she was in 7th grade A starts crying as she is venience, and appreciate made of steel rather than “We don’t have the re- A seven-count indict- and he was attending law forced to perform for the their understanding,” Brian wood and were considered sources to run them on a ment unsealed last week school in New York. defendant,” prosecutors Steele, a spokesman for the safer, according to the CTA. regular basis,” Steele said. charged Cottrell with vari- In later conversations wrote. 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Clergy, from Page 1 taxes that should go to help inquiries into how much secular purpose or effect makes it difficult for parish- comes to mind is the big- everybody.” the clergy person’s home is and because a reasonable ioners to attend.” time preachers they see on “Living close to the con- Loyola University Chi- specifically used for church observer would view the As for Butler, the pastor television,” he said. “But the gregation I serve means I cago tax law professor Sam activities.” statute as an endorsement said losing the provision reality is that the vast major- can devote my time to Brunson believes the tax He added that the finan- of religion.” might mean he’d have to ity of pastors and churches serving at-risk youth, the provision benefiting clergy cial blow to clergy would be While not immediately move farther from his con- are like me, they are like my poor, those affected by violates the establishment significant. enforced, the decision congregation. He said it would church, laboring in obscuri- drugs and gang violence, clause of the First Amend- “Unless many modest- cerned many clergy locally also place a heavy burden ty among the neediest com- and most importantly those ment, which mandates the income clergy are to leave and nationwide. on the church, which he munities in the country. who are lost and seeking a separation of church and their positions, that money In court documents, the said works to feed the hun- There may be a small group real connection with God,” state. would have to come from Rev. Patrick Malone, rector gry, help communities dev- of leaders who can sustain said Butler, whose home is “The constitution puts parishioners — who are at Holy Cross Anglican astated by violence, mentor this financial blow, but in the Kenwood neighbor- limitations on how the gov- often modest-income them- Church in Waukesha, Wis., at-risk youth and provide many will have to shut hood. “Taking this vital pro- ernment interacts with reli- selves, especially in urban said taking away the hous- blankets and toiletries for down important ministries vision away would be detri- gions,” said Brunson, author areas with high housing ing allowance would harm women and children hurt or even close their doors mental to Chicago’s needi- of the book “God and the costs — or from church his church. by domestic violence. entirely.” est communities that re- IRS: Accommodating Reli- programs, including those “I would not be able to “I know that when a lot of ceive important support gious Practice in United that help the poor and support my family under people think about the [email protected] from ministries run by Chi- States Tax Law.” “We don’t others in need,” said Berg, those circumstances and housing allowance, what Twitter @angie_leventis cago Embassy Church and want the government to who grew up in northwest would be forced to reevalu- other ministries.” take winners or losers be- suburban Park Ridge and ate my call to serve as rector Since 1954, the Internal tween religions, or between graduated from the Uni- of Holy Cross,” he said. Revenue Service provision religion and nonreligion. versity of Chicago Law “Holy Cross would not be DONATE YOUR CAR — also known as the parson- We want people to be able School. able to increase my housing age allowance — has per- to choose their religious allowance to compensate Wheels For Wishes mitted religious workers to beliefs according to their Anti-Communist for the additional tax. The exclude from tax returns conscience.” fervor’s leftover church is already on a shoe- compensation designated He added that his posi- string budget, and such an Beneﬁting for housing payments, util- tion is in no way anti- The provision was ap- increase would likely force ® ities and maintenance. religion: His Mormon faith proved by Congress in 1954 the church to fold.” Make-A-Wish Illinois Some clergy say the tax is an important part of his to promote fairness for The Diocese of Chicago benefit helps them afford to life but he recounted how smaller or less established and Mid-America for the live closer to their houses of his church has historically churches that might not be Russian Orthodox Church worship and communities been treated poorly by gov- able to afford rectories or Outside of Russia is also and that abolishing the al- ernment, and he now sees other church-owned hous- fighting to keep the tax lowance could reduce their similar bias against Mus- ing, which already received benefit. take-home salary, hinder lims. He argued the estab- a similar benefit. Various “I frequently use my their ministries or force lishment clause must al- secular workers were also home to fulfill my pastoral their often cash-strapped ways be protected to guard already permitted housing duties directly,” the Rev. congregations to pay them against this kind of abuse. stipends if required to live Gregory Joyce, rector at St. more. “Where government can near or on a job site, such as Vladimir Orthodox Church single out religion for spe- oil riggers, sailors or man- near Ann Arbor, Mich., said ‘The rest of us cial benefits, it can also agers of apartment build- in court documents. “I have pay more’ single it out for detrimental ings. a home office where I do purposes,” Brunson said. The ministerial housing most of my work outside of The tax benefit was re- “And the establishment allowance was first pro- the divine services and per- cently challenged by the clause is a bulwark against posed by Rep. Peter Mack sonal visits. Members of St. Freedom From Religion both of these things.” Jr., an Illinois Democrat, Vladimir’s are in my home Foundation, a nonprofit However, law professor amid the height of 1950s multiple times per week, based in Madison, Wis., Thomas Berg believes an anti-Communist fervor. both for individual counsel- with the stated mission of end to the tax benefit would “Certainly, in these times ing and parish events.” protecting the separation of promote greater entangle- when we are threatened by Joyce described the church and state. ment of government and a godless and anti-religious hardship in balancing min- Co-president Annie Lau- religion. Even without the world movement, we isterial work with secular rie Gaylor calls it the foun- housing provision, clergy should correct this dis- jobs to make up for the often dation’s “David vs. Goliath could still try to file for a tax crimination against certain low pay of clergy work. fight,” because the housing exemption individually, ministers of the gospel who “The time that a priest allowance is supported by which would require the are carrying on such a must spend in secular em- virtually every organized IRS to grapple with whose courageous fight against ployment necessarily takes religion. work would qualify. this foe,” Mack said at the away from the time that he “The government is “Tax exemptions for time. “Certainly this is not can spend performing his showing a preference for churches have been upheld too much to do for these pastoral duties,” he said. religion over nonreligion,” by the Supreme Court, in people who are caring for “Even now, priests with *100%TaxDeductible she said. “The rest of us pay part because they avoid IRS our spiritual welfare.” secular jobs are often un- * Free Vehicle Pickup ANYWHERE more because ministers pay involvement in the affairs of But in late 2017, U.S. able to offer the required *WeAcceptMostVehiclesRunningorNot less. 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Supporters hope impressed by how the staff strived to explain every- funding arrives to thing from copays to how keep clinic open and when to take medication in many languages: By Alison Bowen Arabic, Russian, French, Chicago Tribune Nepali. “It just taught me a For 21 years, Bozidar world about how it is to Sicel and his family, war come to a new place and refugees from Bosnia, have experience new things, leaned on Sinai Health but on the other hand also System’s Touhy Health try to understand how to Center in Rogers Park. take a medication and the Even after moving nearly whole process of the median hour away, Sicel, 68, has cal care system,” said Clay- many reasons to remain a born, who found out about patient at Touhy, but that the closing last week. may all change Dec. 31, Touhy also provides when the clinic is sched- psychiatric care, an acute uled to close. need for refugees arriving At Touhy, established in from war-torn countries ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1973 to serve refugees, the who have experienced Akilah Halley, center, speaks with Xitlaly Garza, 14, left, and Safiyat Aminu, 16, in a textiles class at the Marwen arts school. 15 staff members speak years of trauma and, often, dozens of languages. separation from their fam- About 80,000 patients ilies. Having accessible have received care since its medical and psychological Former Marwen student opening, and at one point, care can help stabilize new 60 percent of Illinois ref- refugees as they seek to ugees were seen there. understand and acclimate Like other refugees, Si- to a new language, new cel has known the staff for jobs, a new city. now the executive director decades. He trusts the doc- “It was like this hub of tors with his diabetes protection for them,” Clay- amount of studio space and painting and more. Kids of fine arts in industrial treatment. And he remem- born said. “It was a place equipment and resources come from more than 50 design from the University bers what it was like to where they felt like they and variety of mediums different ZIP codes and 261 of Illinois and a master of arrive in Chicago, barely could come to. Even students can work in,” different schools. Some of design in design planning speaking English, but re- though it wasn’t emer- Halley said. “What hasn’t them take three buses after from the Illinois Institute of ceiving comfort from the gency care, they could still changed is the amount of school for a shot at studio Technology. clinic staff and being able come there, and they thought and intention time and instruction from And now she’s putting it to express concerns in his Heidi Stevens around what it means to professional artists and all in practice at the very native language. Balancing Act create a safe and welcoming academics. place her passions first took “You feel good if you go “It was like this space for young people, Marwen was founded in root. A lovely sort of home- to some environment hub of protec- Akilah Halley first especially when so many 1987 by Chicago entrepre- coming. where you can express walked into Marwen, the spaces exist that don’t foster neur and art collector “It’s really important for your thoughts, your needs, tion for them. It 31-year-old gem offering that sense of belonging.” Steven Berkowitz, who me to be able to provide for your concerns, your fears, free visual arts instruction Marwen’s board of direc- wanted all Chicago stu- young people in the way whatever, in your native was a place and college counseling to tors appointed Halley, 38, to dents to have the arts edu- that Marwen provided for language,” Sicel said. students from Chicago’s the organization’s top spot cation his own daughters, me,” Halley said. “This “That’s, for anybody, I where they felt under-resourced communi- Wednesday after a national Marcy and Wendy (hence, allows me to connect with guess, of tremendous im- ties, as a high school fresh- search to replace outgoing Marwen), received when students in a way that’s very portance.” like they could man. executive director Antonia they were young. personal, as someone who’s Sinai announced the come to.” It was 1994. She had Contro, who helmed the “When I reflect back on walked in their shoes, as closing Oct. 18. Changes in loved drawing since she organization for 25 years. the career decisions and someone who can under- federal immigration policy was a little girl growing up (And knew Halley as a high passions in my life, it all stand some of their lived have resulted in fewer — Kimberly Clayborn, in Morgan Park. Her par- school student.) goes back to what Marwen experiences, as someone refugees arriving in Illi- who worked as a ents signed her up for park I first fell under Mar- introduced me to,” Halley who is a leader of color. All nois. Since January 2017, pharmacist at Touhy district classes, but cost wen’s spell two years ago said. of those are important the new-refugee patient Health Center proved a barrier to more when I visited the organiza- She toured the Uni- signifiers of the impact of population has plum- expensive instruction. tion’s century-old rehabbed versity of Illinois at Urbana- Marwen.” meted at Touhy, according would get directed. It was Her art teacher at Whit- factory in River North — a Champaign with a group to the hospital system. us all huddling together to ney M. Young High School work of art in its own right from Marwen during high Join the Heidi Stevens’ “With the refugees say, ‘OK, this is your next pointed her toward Mar- — to meet and observe school and learned about Balancing Act Facebook dropping by over 85 per- stop.’” wen. She signed up for oil some of the students. They industrial design as a field group, where she hosts live cent and the (grant) dol- As Sicel and his wife painting and charcoal were preparing, at the time, of study. chats every Wednesday at lars being assigned on a have gotten older, their drawing classes. for the annual student art “When I grew up, you noon. This Wednesday, she’ll per-patient basis, it just visits to Touhy have in- “I was just blown away,” show, which everyone learned about careers be joined by clinical psychol- wasn’t enough to even creased to about every Halley told me. should experience at least through career catalogs at ogist John Duffy to talk come close to the ex- three months. When they This week, she walks once. school or by looking about how much is too much penses,” said Loren Chan- first arrived in the United into Marwen as executive The building buzzes with through an encyclopedia,” when it comes to digitally dler, Sinai’s senior execu- States, they went to Touhy director. artistic energy as students Halley said. “To have this monitoring your kids. tive vice president and for primary care visits, for “Marwen has evolved in in grades 6-12 immerse path that was identified for chief operating and finan- shots, for everything. the different types of pro- themselves in photography, me, that was so valuable.” [email protected] cial officer. “Me and my wife, we gramming we offer, the sculpting, textiles, ceramics, Halley earned a bachelor Twitter @heidistevens13 Supporters are hoping are going all the time,” he funding will come through said. to keep the clinic open. A Even after they moved Change.org petition to to the South Side, meaning save the center has more the drive to Rogers Park After church ambush, a come-to-Jesus meeting than 1,500 signatures. “I would take up to an hour in think if funding did come traffic, they have remained Activists, local tion, who noted the ten- through, we would be ec- loyal patients. While speak- sions between longtime static,” said Karen Teitel- ing English is no longer a officials grapple homeowners like herself baum, Sinai’s president problem, the comfort Sicel with shooting of 6 and renters, some of whom and chief executive officer. and his family feel at the live in public housing. “I know I personally clinic remains. By William Lee “The city created the would be ecstatic if we He said he worries Chicago Tribune problem because you don’t were able to somehow about the closure not only tear down the many proj- magically find $800,000 for his family, but also for Jim Pernell says he’s ects within a city and expect dollars to let us keep op- other immigrants new to ready to move the family this not to happen,” she erating,” adding that the American soil who may insurance business — it’s said. difficulty in funding for not receive the same expe- just become too dangerous Several elected officials refugee services is not rience — doctors who to have an office across the in attendance, including unique to Touhy, as fewer speak their language, the street from the Bethlehem Ald. Michelle Harris, 8th, organizations are able to ability to express anxieties Star Missionary Baptist and County Commissioner secure funding often based and understand care in- Church. Stanley Moore, blamed on how many refugees an structions. “Your church has had CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE budget cuts for sapping organization serves. “It “People have no words many shootings here. That Community members listen during a meeting at Bethle- resources from struggling really is a result of what’s to say when you talk about needs to stop,” he pointedly hem Star Missionary Baptist Church on Tuesday. communities. But a number going on nationally,” she it,” Sicel said of the closing. told the Rev. Roosevelt of residents and clergy said. “I know it’s not just “People just, they’re Watkins during a meeting had been assigned to cover community,” Watkins said. touted their own job train- Chicago, but nationally, stunned.” called to talk about the the funeral but was dis- “Many of us know who the ing and education pro- refugee centers are all see- If the center does close, latest attack there: six peo- patched to an emergency shooters are, we know grams. ing the drop.” he said he’ll go to another ple shot while leaving the call. The shooting occurred what’s taking place in our Corey Brooks, pastor of Chandler said the staff facility. But he hasn’t quite funeral of a local rapper after it left. Bradley said community and we’re say- the New Beginnings is working with the state’s accepted that possibility. slain in a gang shooting. officers are now on alert to ing nothing about it.” Church of Chicago, chal- Refugee and Immigrant He knows he will never “My wife is sitting in a car quell any gang retaliations. Most in attendance were lenged the men in the room Services, run by the Illi- again be able to build up 21 (and) a guy is shooting The tone of the roughly older adults, something not to mentor boys. nois Department of Hu- years of trust. alongside of her,” Pernell two-hour meeting, which lost on some of those in the “If every black brother in man Services, to create “We are really in a state later complained outside also drew city and county church. this room would start men- transition options. “We of shock. We don’t know the church. “ ... This could officials, ranged from polite “We’re missing the toring, we could solve a lot understand the impact what to do,” he said. “We have been prevented if this to boisterous as people re- youth,” he said, sparking of issues that we face,” he that this will have on the will never ever be as church had security out sponded with applause or applause from some. “You said. patients, and we want to happy, as secure. We will here because they know cynical shouts from the can’t solve the problem (if Some residents were try to make that transition never be able to trust they have high-risk funer- pews. you can’t) find out what the pleased by the turnout of as easy as it can be for somebody as much as we als.” But despite the tensions, problem is,” said the Rev. officials at the meeting, them,” he said. trusted these people.” His remarks were among the shooting itself mostly Edward Jones, a Vietnam though they admitted they Kimberly Clayborn several tense moments at took a backseat to issues veteran who operates the had become desensitized to worked as a pharmacist at [email protected] the meeting Tuesday night familiar to those in commu- small Now Is the Time the violence. Touhy for years. She was Twitter @byalisonbowen that drew 75 residents, ac- nities that have struggled Ministry in Hazel Crest. “It’s just, you get numb to tivists and clergy to the since the foreclosure crisis: “We’ve got to deal with our it, you know,” said Barbara, church in the Burnside poverty, single parenthood, young people.” a resident of a nearby com- neighborhood on the South lack of resources and few After Jones spoke, activ- munity who wouldn’t give Side. after-school options for at- ist Demetrius Nash talked her last name. “When we They gathered to talk risk children or former of- about a generation gap have shootings in our com- about an apparent ambush fenders. where younger activists like munity, where if I hear it I outside the church at 9231 S. Watkins pressed those in himself feel they don’t have just turn out the lights and Cottage Grove Ave. on Mon- attendance for solutions a voice or “a seat at the get the phone.” day afternoon after the fu- that could prevent the kind table” with older communi- But Pernell fumed in the neral for Vantrease “Dooski of attack that “traumatized ty leaders. church foyer, skeptical that Tha Man” Criss, killed earli- hundreds of people” on “In the city right now, it’s anyone at the meeting, er this month in a drive-by Monday. not my child, not my prob- would do anything to solve shooting. The victims “Tonight we called an lem. A lot of our elders are a problem that has plagued ranged in age from 18 to 27. emergency community out of touch,” said Nash, 40. the church for months. Gresham District Cmdr. meeting because we are There are other gaps, said “It’s a show, all they want William Bradley, who was family and the only way Sandra Patterson, a real to do is put on a show,” he the first officer to arrive at we’re going to fix a problem estate agent and president said. “It’s crazy.” JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE the scene, disclosed at the in our community, we have of the Cottage Grove Bozidar Sicel has been a patient at Touhy Health Center meeting that a police car to take responsibility in our Heights Community Coali- [email protected] since 1997, when he arrived from Bosnia as a refugee. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 9 O’Connor, we will remember your honesty Bishops to gather in suburban seminary Bishops, from Page 1 Dahleen Glanton from Illinois recounted dec- This week, Sandra Day ades-old abuse by a priest O’Connor said goodbye. and Air Force chaplain once The first woman to considered a “father figure.” serve on the U.S. Supreme “I don’t think I knew Court revealed that she has what was really happening dementia, most likely at the time,” the victim Alzheimer’s disease. So she wrote. “Anyway I felt pro- is withdrawing from the tected by him, and my public as she enters the parents trusted him and I final chapter of her life. knew they wouldn’t let any- In a letter addressed to one harm me.” “friends and fellow Ameri- Larry Antonsen, a Chi- cans,” the 88-year-old cago leader of the Survivors retired justice expressed Network of those Abused by her gratitude and deep Priests, was skeptical that a appreciation for the weeklong spiritual retreat “countless blessings in her will prompt any real life.” She reiterated how change. He called on fortunate she feels to be an church hierarchy to be American and to have been more transparent. “presented with the re- “They need to be more markable opportunities open and not do everything available to the citizens of in secret,” he said. “The our country.” retreat would not be open to Of her many accom- the public, I’m sure. They plishments, though, there need to get laypeople in- are two things that appear volved, because they have to be most important to not done a very good job of O’Connor. She hopes that handling this in-house.” she has been an inspiration Antonsen added that law for young people about enforcement or govern- civic engagement, and that ment intervention might be she helped pave the way the only way to spur true for women who have faced reform. obstacles pursuing their “The only way we can get careers. to the bottom of this is to Indeed, she has done have grand jury investiga- that and so much more. tions in every state, like they It is quite possible that J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/AP did in Pennsylvania,” he O’Connor will get to a Sandra Day O’Connor waves after her confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court on Sept. 21, 1981. said. point where she no longer But Diaz cautioned remembers all of the tive action in their admis- came to trust that O’Con- v. Gore, which ended the forethought to what she against interpreting the re- things she did for us. As sions policies in order to nor was a justice who Florida recount and de- was saying. treat as “a mere spiritual the deciding vote in many provide educational op- always put politics aside cided the 2000 presi- But we all knew that exercise.” key issues that came before portunities to minorities and did what was best for dential election. I reported O’Connor was too smart “The pope links prayer- the high court in her 25 and increase campus di- the country. There was one her remarks in a Tribune for that. She said nothing filled holiness to daily acts years on the bench, the versity. The issue was case, though, that weighed news story. that was unintended. Cer- of justice, especially on be- moderate jurist helped narrowly reaffirmed in heavily on her mind, five “(The court) took the tainly, she knew that there half of those who suffer, the shape policies that contin- 2016, a decade after she years after she retired from case and decided it at a would be criticism from all marginalized and op- ue to touch every part of retired. the court. time when it was still a big sides of the political spec- pressed,” Diaz said. “Make our lives, from the environ- There are many other In 2013, I had the pleas- election issue,” O’Connor trum and that her com- no mistake: Pope Francis ment to discrimination to cases that also have her ure of meeting the former said. “Maybe the court ments would raise ques- knows that the sexual abuse privacy rights. stamp. But with a solid justice when she visited should have said, ‘We’re tions about the legitimacy scandal presents a serious In 1992, hers was among conservative majority now the Chicago Tribune’s not going to take it, good- of George W. Bush’s vic- crisis to the authority of U.S. the crucial votes in the 5-4 on the high court, much of editorial board. Her candid bye.’” tory over Al Gore. bishops. He has invited decision affirming Roe v. her work could be in jeop- remarks took many of us in The case, she said, O’Connor saw an oppor- them to ‘retreat’ so they can Wade, which validated a ardy. the room by surprise. But “stirred up the public” and tunity to address a wrong figure out what needs to be woman’s right to choose. What has always struck then again, O’Connor “gave the court a less-than- that was too late to fix but done to credibly address That same year, she again me most about O’Connor is always has been known to perfect reputation.” definitely needed to be human suffering related to joined more liberal judges her honesty. She has never give it to us straight. “Obviously the court did addressed. So she threw gender and sex-based forms to ban prayer at gradu- been afraid to speak the That afternoon, some- reach a decision and the thought out there of sexual abuse.” ations and other school truth, and during a quarter one asked O’Connor which thought it had to reach a freely, hoping that some- The retreat is scheduled functions, confirming the century on the bench, she of the cases that had come decision,” she said. “It one in the room would for Jan. 2 to Jan. 8, taking government’s neutral role had the courage to ac- before the court was the turned out the election catch it. She said it because place “as the U.S. bishops in religion. knowledge that truth with most important. Though authorities in Florida she knew it was something continue their work to ad- In 2002, she and the her vote. she hadn’t given much hadn’t done a real good job that needed to be said. dress the current U.S. clergy court upheld state laws We did not always agree thought to ranking the there and kind of messed it Though Sandra Day sex abuse crisis,” the U.S. giving people the right to a with every decision she importance of the cases up. And probably the O’Connor will have forgot- Conference of Catholic second doctor’s opinion if made, but somehow, her she’d heard, there was one, Supreme Court added to ten us as time goes on, we Bishops said in a statement. their HMO denied them honesty made us feel as in particular, that she said the problem at the end of will remember her always. Last month, the confer- treatment. And in 2003, though being on the losing she had come to believe the day.” And we will be grateful ence’s administrative com- she wrote the majority side perhaps wasn’t as bad was a mistake. She made the remarks that we once knew her. mittee announced an action opinion that affirmed the as it seemed. Though Re- In hindsight, she said, nondramatically, as though plan on clergy sex abuse right of state colleges and publican President Ronald the Supreme Court never she were just thinking out [email protected] that includes third-party re- universities to use affirma- Reagan appointed her, we should have taken on Bush loud, without giving any Twitter @dahleeng porting procedures and standards of conduct for bishops, as well as protocols for bishops who resigned or were removed because of abuse. Praise, criticism heard at consent decree hearing “Some bishops, by their Decree, from Page 1 Network 49, a Far North actions or their failures to Side activist group, spoke of act, have caused great harm a spectrum of backgrounds being detained and interro- to both individuals and the and neighborhoods, and gated in a case of mistaken Church as a whole,” the their concerns ranged from identity when he’d done committee said in Septem- technical elements of the nothing wrong. He said he ber. “They have used their decree to a general desire has grown accustomed to authority and power to ma- for change. Several speak- being stopped by police. nipulate and sexually abuse ers were African-American “They won’t stop with- others.” activists who talked of in- out a robust consent de- Part of the Archdiocese timidating experiences cree, which includes the of Chicago, Mundelein with officers and an abid- critically important ele- Seminary in Lake County is ing fear for their children ment of public scrutiny,” he the largest Catholic semi- and other loved ones. They said. nary in the nation, with spoke of police brutality A few officers stepped more than 200 seminarians and misconduct as old forward to say that police from 34 dioceses across the news in the city’s black and already face heavy over- country and globe. Latino neighborhoods. sight, and they blamed And choosing that loca- “We talk about subject criminals and broad social tion for the bishops’ gather- matter experts,” said Karl problems for the troubles ing is also symbolic, in that a Brinson, president of the in some neighborhoods. seminary forms the next Chicago Westside Branch Police union attorney Tim generation of priests and of the NAACP, as he ges- Grace aired the labor church lay workers, said the tured to the room behind group’s contention that Rev. John Kartje, rector of him. “We’re in a room of ABEL URIBE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE parts of the proposed de- Mundelein Seminary. subject matter experts.” Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson and Mayor Rahm Emanuel announce the hiring of cree conflict with state law, “To be men of prayer Several police officers 107 officers even as some said Wednesday the forthcoming order would hamstring cops. though he granted that who act with integrity and and union officials, mean- many who worked toward transparency in their deci- while, contended the court police as badly trained, Emanuel agreed to work like suspects, and cops who the court order did so in sions, so as to be good order would tie cops’ loosely supervised and toward a consent decree. gave accounts of incidents good faith. shepherds who would ne- hands. prone to excessive force, The city also was sued by that clashed with other “I believe that these ver harm their people,” he “Where is the account- particularly against minor- activists, and the politicians evidence. good intentions are going said. “As the church moves ability for the criminal ele- ities. worked out a deal to allow “To this day, my office to place the officers at risk forward to seek healing and ment in our society?” asked The report emerged in those groups a role in the receives false police re- and the community at risk,” establish new policies of Mark Donahue, former the last days of an Obama litigation. ports from Chicago police,” he said. accountability, it will be president of the Chicago administration that fre- Last month, lawyers Campanelli said. “This Last week, Madigan and necessary to forge better Fraternal Order of Police, quently sought to reform filed a proposed decree abuse of power must stop. Emanuel announced the ties between bishops, the city’s largest police local police forces, and that would mandate Chicago has suffered far four teams of finalists for priests and the laity.” union, which has sought Mayor Rahm Emanuel changes to departmental too long at the hands of a the key task of overseeing unsuccessfully to have the vowed to work toward a practices and aim to flawed Police Department.” the department’s progress [email protected] consent decree litigation consent decree. Then Pres- tighten supervision, im- Edvette Jones noted that toward complying with the Twitter @angie_leventis dismissed. ident Donald Trump took prove training and fix the Dow had entered an order decree. The groups include The two days of hearings office, and his adminis- city’s police disciplinary barring cellphones from former federal prosecutors, are part of a push for tration has eschewed inter- system. Dow has the au- the courtroom and pointed police and a retired federal MORE FOR reform spurred by the No- vention in troubled local thority to enact a final out that video footage has judge. NEWSPAPER vember 2015 release of police forces. Emanuel re- order, and he scheduled the played a pivotal role in The public will have a SUBSCRIBERS video of McDonald’s shoot- sponded to the lack of hearings to take feedback exposing troubling inci- chance to question the fi- ing, which sparked weeks pressure for court-man- on that draft. dents involving cops. nalists at a pair of Nov. 3 Already getting the of street protests and laid dated reform by proposing Cook County Public De- “The reason why we’re forums at the Thompson Tribune in print? Your bare the city’s divide on an out-of-court agreement, fender Amy Campanelli really here is a lot of Center before officials subscription comes with policing issues. It also led to but reform advocates ob- said clients have often cellphones — cellphones from Madigan’s office and Unlimited Digital Access an investigation of Chi- jected, saying lasting come to her with bruises, capturing the injustice City Hall make their rec- to chicagotribune.com cago’s police force by the change would not come black eyes and stories of (against) black and brown ommendations to the and the eNewspaper. U.S. Department of Justice. without a judge’s oversight. being screamed at by po- people,” said the activist judge. Activate your account: That investigation culmi- In August 2017, state lice. and artist from a Rogers chicagotribune.com/ activate nated in a scathing January Attorney General Lisa She spoke also of wit- Park church. [email protected] 2017 report that described Madigan sued the city, and nesses being treated more Michael Harrington of Twitter @dhinkel 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 NATION & WORLD

Khashoggi killing a ‘heinous’ crime Saudi crown prince day of the disappearance. the event. The killing of the 59- Instead, the forum spot- addresses forum, year-old Khashoggi has lighted how the kingdom’s gets standing ovation created an international regional allies have rushed firestorm as suspicion to rally behind the crown By Aya Batrawy mounts that the crown prince. Associated Press prince had a hand in the On stage with him was killing. Bahrain’s Crown Prince RIYADH, Saudi Arabia “Well, the prince is run- Salman bin Hamad Al Khal- — In a fiery and unwavering ning things over there more ifa and Lebanon’s Prime appearance Wednesday at so at this stage. He’s run- Minister Saad Hariri, who an investment forum, Saudi ning things, and so if any- abruptly resigned his post Arabia’s crown prince body were going to be, it last year during a strange called the killing of journal- would be him,” President visit to Saudi Arabia in ist Jamal Khashoggi Donald Trump was quoted which many people sus- “heinous” and “painful to telling the Wall Street Jour- pected that he was held all Saudis,” before warning nal on Tuesday. against his will. Hariri re- anyone against trying to Khashoggi, who lived in turned to Lebanon and to drive a wedge between the self-imposed exile in the his post later that year after kingdom and Turkey. U.S. for nearly a year before French mediation and has Crown Prince Moham- AP his death, had written criti- visited Saudi Arabia and med bin Salman was joined Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman addresses an economic summit Wednesday. cally of the young prince’s met with the crown prince onstage by two Arab allies crackdown on dissent. Doz- since then. as he made his first exten- old heir whose strong “It is a heinous act that is dent writer died acciden- ens of Saudi activists, writ- The crown prince even sive public remarks about showing underscored his unjustifiable,” he added, be- tally in a brawl, saying Saudi ers, clerics and even women joked about the incident at the killing that has sparked reputation for being bold fore cautioning anyone who officials had planned the who were behind calls for the forum, saying Hariri widespread condemnation and assertive. might try “to manipulate killing for days. the right to drive have been would be in Saudi Arabia and marred his interna- Prince Mohammed, who the situation” and sow divi- He kept up the pressure detained. this time for two days. tional standing after Turk- spoke with Turkish Presi- sion between Riyadh and Wednesday, saying in An- The crisis has overshad- “So please, no one say ish reports said a member dent Recep Tayyip Erdogan Ankara. kara: “We are determined owed the crown prince’s that he is kidnapped,” of his entourage was in- by phone before the forum, “I have a message for not to allow the murder to high-profile economic fo- Prince Mohammed said, volved in the crime. addressed the case immedi- them: They will not be able be covered up, and for those rum, aimed at raising much before turning to Hariri and Many international busi- ately after taking the stage to do that as long as there is responsible — from the per- needed investments to un- pumping his hand as the ness leaders pulled out of for a panel discussion, say- a king called Salman bin son who gave the order to derwrite his plans to over- crowd erupted in laughter. the Future Investment Ini- ing the Saudis were cooper- Abdul-Aziz and a crown those who executed it — not haul the Saudi economy. The summit also drew tiative, the kingdom’s main ating with Turkey on the prince called Mohammed to escape justice.” After the killing, many Dubai’s ruler, Jordan’s king economic forum, after the Khashoggi investigation. bin Salman in Saudi, and a Erdogan has said that 15 international business lead- and Pakistan’s prime min- Oct. 2 killing of The Wash- “The situation that took president in Turkey called Saudi officials arrived in ers and Western officials ister. Pakistan, which is ington Post columnist in- place is very painful to all Erdogan,” he said to ap- Istanbul shortly before pulled out of the forum, grappling with a soaring side the Saudi Consulate in Saudis, especially because it plause. Khashoggi’s death and that including the CEOs of JP- deficit, struck a deal on the Istanbul. was a Saudi citizen. And I Erdogan on Tuesday de- a man, apparently dressed Morgan Chase, Uber, sidelines of the forum with But thousands of people suspect it is painful to livered a sharp rebuttal of in the writer’s clothes, Siemens and Blackrock. Saudi Arabia for $6 billion who did attend rose to their anyone in the whole world,” Saudi Arabia’s widely criti- acted as a decoy by walking Western media outlets in aid from the oil-rich feet to applaud the 33-year- Prince Mohammed said. cized account that the dissi- out of the consulate on the withdrew as partners for kingdom. GOP’s gut punch after gutting of ACA Legislators reverse preexisting conditions.” “I think the big issue is on pre-existing the brazenness (with) condition safeguard which this mantle is being put on to say this is some- By Colby Itkowitz thing they’ve always sup- The Washington Post ported,” said Sabrina Cor- lette, professor of health What began over the policy at Georgetown Uni- summer as a halfhearted versity. attempt by Republicans to Most health policy ex- push back against Demo- perts say the Republican cratic attacks on the issue of position is contradictory be- health care has exploded cause without a replace- into a full-throated reversal ment plan in place, people of their positions, particu- with past or existing ill- larly on protections for sick nesses would lose the pro- Americans. tections they have now. In Missouri, Republican How to handle pre- Senate candidate Josh Haw- existing conditions was a ley has been hammered by major flash point in the the woman he hopes to debate last year. The bills unseat, Democrat Claire ANGELA MAJOR/THE JANESVILLE GAZETTE voted on did not eliminate McCaskill, for being among Gov. Scott Walker, seeking a third term, insists he supports ACA protections, but backs a lawsuit that would end them. protections for preexisting the attorneys general who conditions, but they did have asked a federal court to seeking a third term, has emptions that mean the sick larity, Republicans ceded it intensified and he called the weaken them considerably render unconstitutional the insisted that he supports would not be fully protected to Democrats after their House measure “mean.” by giving power to the states Affordable Care Act, or Oba- maintaining the popular or would be charged exorbi- failed attempt to repeal the After Sen. John McCain, to waive certain require- macare, which compelled ACA protections, even if he tant rates for coverage, as law last year. R-Ariz., voted “no” on re- ments for insurers — a insurance companies to is also backing the lawsuit they were before the ACA But as the GOP shifted its pealing the ACA, effectively demand from the GOP’s cover those with preexisting that would end them. became law. focus to tax cuts — which killing the GOP’s chances to most conservative mem- conditions. In a House race in Cali- Still, the sudden scramble have not gained traction make good on a years-long bers. “You don’t go to court and fornia, Republican Rep. by Republicans underscores among voters — Democrats promise, Trump began de- “The irony is that what get rid of important protec- Dana Rohrabacher is, like the speed with which voters built an entire midterm riding him at rallies, a rheto- allowed the House to pass tions when there is no Hawley, using his child’s have also reversed them- campaign strategy around rical device he has contin- (the repeal bill) was a pro- backup, when people will be illness to attest to his em- selves on the most popular preserving the law’s most ued to use after McCain’s posal to weaken protections in a free fall,” McCaskill said brace of protections for provisions of the act, even as popular provision. death. for preexisting conditions. in a debate last week. Haw- preexisting conditions, even Republicans worked relent- The actions of Republi- Trump also has bragged This was not an obscure ley has responded by citing though he repeatedly voted lessly to repeal them. It also cans, including the presi- repeatedly about his admin- part of the debate,” said the illness of his young son to quash the Obamacare bill raises a political irony: The dent, before this election istration’s many steps to Larry Levitt, senior vice as fueling his understanding that first secured them. same issue that gave birth to year have not matched their undermine the law and wa- president for health reform of the importance of such President Donald the tea party and propelled rhetoric over the last few ter down protections, even at the Kaiser Family Foun- protections. Trump, who campaigned to Republicans to power in the weeks. as his administration has dation. In Texas, where he is repeal the ACA, joined in 2010 midterm elections For more than eight refused to defend any part A Kaiser tracking poll trying to beat back a well- recently via Twitter. could cost them dearly eight years, their greatest and of the law against the law- released last week found financed challenge by “All Republicans support years later. most unifying party rallying suit filed by Republican that more than 70 percent Democratic Rep. Beto people with preexisting Republicans appeared to cry has been repealing Oba- attorneys general. of voters say health care is a O’Rourke, Sen. Ted Cruz conditions, and if they don’t, have been caught flat-footed macare. In the Senate, Majority “very important” factor in said in a debate last week they will after I speak to about the change in voter When the House passed Leader Mitch McConnell, whom they vote for, and 30 that he would “protect pre- them. I am in total support. opinion about insurance legislation to do just that, R-Ky., reasserted last week percent said it was the existing conditions.” Cruz Also, Democrats will de- coverage, which has been Trump invited Republican his desire to repeal and “most important” issue. forced a government shut- stroy your Medicare, and I cited by voters in multiple members to the White replace the health care Recent polls, including a down in 2013 over his effort will keep it healthy and polls this year as the issue House and celebrated with measure. But in keeping Washington Post-ABC to repeal Obamacare. well!” he wrote. they care most about. them in the Rose Garden. with the new message strat- News survey last week, The GOP about-face is Democrats and health After years of owning the An early sign of Trump’s egy, he added that “there’s show that voters who list not just playing out in Sen- care specialists say that the health care issue in the current positioning came nobody in the Senate that health care as a priority are ate races. Wisconsin Gov. proposals put forward by aftermath of the ACA’s only weeks later, when the I’m familiar with who is not more likely to support Scott Walker, a Republican Republicans contain ex- nearly immediate unpopu- backlash from the public in favor of coverage of Democratic candidates. 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That’s why we Holli Armstrong, a state U.S. Virgin Islands. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 11 Debate over how to describe Brazil’s Bolsonaro

By Peter Prengaman the pension system, sharply academics and political Associated Press cutting spending and under- consultants defend their taking massive privatiza- use of the terms based on RIO DE JANEIRO — The tions. Bolsonaro’s statements that front-runner in Brazil’s Perhaps the biggest de- range from a denigration of presidential race says he bates center around the blacks, gays and indigenous wants to liberalize a largely terms “hard right,” “far peoples to assertions that closed economy, so why is right” or “extreme right.” Workers’ Party stalwarts he being called a “populist”? The candidate himself takes should be shot. His speeches are laden with issue with these descrip- The most controversial references to violence, but tions. term sometimes used to does such language deserve “I’m not on the extreme describe Bolsonaro and his to be described as “far- right. Show me an act that campaign is “fascist,” and its right”? makes me extreme right,” use goes beyond opponents And is Jair Bolsonaro said Bolsonaro earlier this or social media trolls. being “fascist” when he month during an event in On Sunday, former Presi- makes derogatory com- Rio de Janeiro. dent Fernando Henrique ments about blacks, Indians He apparently believes Cardoso said comments by and gays? What about when the description arises from one of Bolsonaro’s sons, a he says political opponents his past statements on im- congressman and close ad- should be shot or waxes migration. Bolsonaro has viser, “smelled of fascism.” nostalgic about the 1964- called immigrants from sev- Video surfaced of Eduardo 1985 dictatorship? eral poor countries “scum of Bolsonaro arguing during a As Sunday’s election ap- the world” and said during talk in July that the coun- proaches, the seven-term the same event that Brazil try’s top court could be shut congressman is the focus of cannot become a “country of down with just a few sol- fierce debate in Brazil and ERALDO PERES/AP open borders.” diers if for any reason his beyond over how to de- Brazilian candidate Jair Bolsonaro has been described as a far-right populist and a fascist. “I’m an admirer of Presi- father was not allowed to scribe a candidate whose dent Trump. He wants assume office. eclectic mix of policies and Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Carlos Pereira, a political eign news agencies rou- America to be great. I want Bolsonaro advocates for harsh language thrills sup- Party in campaign videos. analyst with think tank tinely use to describe him. Brazil to be great,” he added. strong, even authoritarian porters and terrifies detrac- So what adjectives are Getulio Vargas Foundation Bolsonaro’s rhetoric em- French congresswoman leadership and exalts the tors. Bolsonaro’s rise paral- appropriate for the former in Rio de Janeiro. “He never phasizes “the people” Marine Le Pen, who is state over the individual, lels that of other politicians military man? Opinions modernized.” against “the elite,” words described by many news central tenants of fascism. worldwide who often em- abound. The debate comes in part that encompass the most organizations, including His campaign motto is: ploy similar rhetoric, in- “The press insists on call- because Bolsonaro’s policy common definitions of the The Associated Press, as “Brazil above all, God above cluding U.S. President Don- ing him a right-wing popu- positions are sometimes at term. But experts note that “far-right,” said the term everybody.” ald Trump, Philippines list,” Jesus Silva Herzog odds with his public state- what he has promised to do does not apply to Bolsonaro. But people who argue President Rodrigo Duterte Marquez, a political con- ments and with the narra- with the economy, the larg- “I don’t see Mr. Bolsonaro that the term does not apply and several leaders across sultant in Mexico, recently tive that he pushes about est in Latin America, can as an extreme-right candi- note that it’s a huge leap to Europe. wrote in his blog. “He is not. himself: that he is a tough, hardly be called populist. date,” she said during an talk about Bolsonaro in the His opponent, Fernando He is a fascist, and it’s no-frills former army cap- He has said economic interview with station same category as Italian Haddad, frequently says important to make the dis- tain ready to annihilate adviser Paulo Guedes, a French 2 this month. “He strongman Benito Mus- Bolsonaro is “extreme” and tinction.” criminals and corrupt poli- University of Chicago- says unpleasant things that solini, the first to use the represents “a risk” to Bolsonaro “is not a fas- ticians for the good of the trained economist and would be unacceptable in term in the early 20th cen- democracy. Haddad’s cist, but rather a pre-mod- nation. banker, will as finance min- France. The cultures are tury, or Hitler, who oversaw Workers’ Party has gone so ern, conservative candidate Take the term populist, ister oversee a major over- different.” the extermination of mil- far as to liken Bolsonaro to from the 19th century,” said which many local and for- haul, including reforming But news organizations, lions of Jews. Death toll reaches 7 in viral GREATER outbreak at pediatric center GREAT ROOMS By Mike Catalini Associated Press

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Trump later ac- ning to show: Mexican au- knowledged there was “no thorities said Wednesday proof” of the claim Middle that about 500 migrants had Easterners were in the accepted an offer to be crowd. But he tweeted bused back to their coun- Wednesday that the U.S. tries. Many said they were “will never accept people sick or exhausted, espe- coming into our Country cially the children who tod- illegally!” dled or were carried along The marchers hoped to on the march. trek 45 miles Wednesday to Still, the size of the cara- the town of Mapastepec. van — estimated by the RODRIGO ABD/AP Even if the migrants even- United Nations at more Cristian, a migrant, pushes his children Wednesday as they make the 45-mile journey to Mapastepec, Mexico. tually reach the U.S. border, than 7,000 — seemed basi- many have low odds of cally undiminished as the donated baby carriage over dawn. She carried in her pledged to go on. “I’ve Trump — they have re- qualifying for asylum: The throng set out in darkness a potholed road at 5 a.m. arms Britany Sofia Alva- walked a long way. I don’t ceived an outpouring of U.S. does not consider cut by occasional flashlights “This thing is going to rado, 3, while with her want to return. I want a help from locals as they pass things like fleeing from or the spotlights of munici- die,” she said of the carriage, other hand she clutched the better future for my chil- by. poverty or gang violence as pal police who were escort- pointing to a wobbly back hand of Miralia Alejandra dren.” Neighbors have supplied a qualifying factor. ing them. wheel. Still, she vowed to Alvarado, 7, who was also While the group has been the marchers — many of Nearly 1,700 from the Rosa Duvon of Cofradia keep going. sweaty. discouraged by Mexico’s them largely penniless — current caravan have al- Cortes in Honduras was In worse condition was Miralia “isn’t well, has a government — and with food and passers-by ready dropped out and ap- pushing two baby boys, Maria del Carmen Mejia of fever. Let’s see if they give prompted threats of aid have stopped to give them plied for asylum in Mexico both named Daniel — a son Copan, Honduras, who was us a ride up ahead. I’m cutoffs for their homelands rides in cars, pickups, even and hundreds more have and a nephew — in a rickety sweating profusely before worn out now.” But she, too, from U.S. President Donald dump trucks. decided to return home. Trump’s ‘zero tolerance’ order blindsided agencies, GAO says By Ricardo with the agencies that have country temporarily while shelter for unaccompanied under age 5, with one shel- vide the information. Alonso-Zaldivar to carry it out. The report their immigration claims minors detained at the bor- ter adding cribs, smaller The GAO said adminis- Associated Press makes no recommendations were pending. That day, der. tables and chairs, and toys tration officials as of Sept. 10 as it reconstructs a turbu- Attorney General Jeff Ses- The HHS agency had a appropriate for younger identified 2,654 children WASHINGTON — Fed- lent episode for the Trump sions ordered federal prose- different task this time be- children,” the report noted. who were covered by the eral immigration and health administration. cutors to adopt a “zero cause the children were The GAO found 103 chil- court order reuniting fam- officials were blindsided by “Officials told us that the tolerance policy” for border deemed “unaccompanied dren under the age of 4. ilies. However, that number President Donald Trump’s agencies did not take specif- crossers. Parents placed minors” after the govern- Under political pressure, doesn’t include all the chil- “zero tolerance” policy on ic planning steps because into criminal custody could ment had separated them Trump ultimately re- dren affected, because not migrants crossing the they did not have advance not keep their children with from their parents. Previ- scinded family separation. all families were covered by Southwest border, trigger- notice,” the GAO found. them, so families were split. ously the refugee office was A federal court ordered the the court order. The report ing a cascade of problems as “Officials we interviewed The report focuses on used to dealing with minors government to reunite fam- found 2,217 children who agencies struggled with the stated that they became Homeland Security agen- who arrived at the border ilies and provide regular were part of the court case fallout from family separa- aware of the April 2018 cies such as Immigration alone. There was another progress reports. But the had been released from tions, congressional investi- (‘zero-tolerance’) memo and Customs Enforcement difference: Many children agencies still had a problem: federal custody as of Sept. gators said in a report issued when it was announced and the Border Patrol, part who were separated from Their computer systems 10. About 90 percent of Wednesday. publicly.” of U.S. Customs and Border their parents were younger often did not flag when a them reunited with a par- The investigation by the On April 6, Trump issued Protection, along with the than the teens and pre-teens child was separated from ent, although some were nonpartisan Government an executive order directing Health and Human Serv- ORR normally attended to. his or her parents. As a placed with sponsors. Accountability Office dis- an end to “catch and re- ices Office of Refugee Re- “Shelters converted result, it wasn’t always pos- About 250 children are sects the consequences of lease” at the border, a prac- settlement, or ORR, which space previously used for sible to verify that fact. ORR still in custody, according to launching a major policy tice whereby migrants traditionally has had re- classrooms for older chil- said that Homeland Securi- a report from the American change without consulting could be admitted into the sponsibility for providing dren to be space for children ty sometimes did not pro- Civil Liberties Union. As fertility rate sags, fingers pointed Social, economic and even political theories floated to explain drop By Ariana Eunjung Cha fertility rate — a theoretical United States abound. Many The Washington Post figure that estimates the agree that cultural shifts, number of births a woman such as women getting mar- As 2017 drew to a close, will have in her lifetime — ried later and focusing on House Speaker Paul Ryan, fell by 18 percent from 2007 education or work, play a R-Wis., urged Americans to to 2017 in large metropoli- big role. have more children. To tan areas, 16 percent in But there is considerable keep the country great, he smaller metro areas and 12 debate, some of it more said, we’re “going to need percent in rural areas. A political than evidence- more people.” similar downward trend based, about other possible “I did my part,” the father holds for white, black and causes. of three declared. Hispanic women. Economist Lyman Stone Ryan’s remarks drew eye Fertility and birthrates has blamed the United rolls then, but as new data are among the most closely States’ less-than-generous about the country’s collaps- monitored indicators of a parental leave and pay poli- JULIO CORTEZ/AP ing fertility rates emerged, country’s economic health. cies. Human Life Interna- House Speaker Paul Ryan said the U.S. needs more people “to keep the country great.” concern has deepened When too high, a surging tional, a missionary group, about what’s causing the youth population might be blames “pro-abortion popu- tility rates are children not cent decline in large metro While the country should changes, whether it consti- unable to find work and lation control groups like born in the moment, but the areas. be ready to deal with the tutes a crisis that will funda- become susceptible to un- Planned Parenthood.” hope is that they are de- He said the fertility rates impact on Social Security mentally change the demo- rest. When too low, econo- Fox News host Tucker layed, not foregone,” Kohler for Hispanic women in ur- and the workforce, there is graphic trajectory of the mies can contract rapidly, Carlson claims it has to do said. “The exact details we ban areas are now below the no reason to panic, he said. country — and what we and a small working-age with immigration, arguing won’t know until the young “replacement rate” of 2.1 Other wealthy countries should do about it. population has to support a that immigrants drive down adults who are currently children per woman, which such as Japan and Germany Women are having fewer large retired population. wages, which hurts the at- delaying having children would keep the population are grappling with low fer- babies and at older ages While the U.S. is some- tractiveness of men as po- are in their 30s or 40s.” stable. tility rates, and there is a lot than in the last three dec- what more buffered be- tential spouses — “thus re- William Frey, a demogra- “They may be following to learn about how they ades, a change that the cause of its high levels of ducing fertility.” pher with the Brookings the same pattern as the rest have managed their smaller Centers for Disease Control immigration, the decline in Some even have won- Institution, said what struck of the population,” Frey workforce to maintain high and Prevention’s National fertility rates has been going dered whether the decline him about the new report is said, an important finding productivity. Center for Health Statistics on so long that if things might be influenced by the figures about Hispanic that should figure into the “The emphasis should reported this year, and continue, demographers sperm quality. women, who traditionally discussion about immigra- not just be on the number of which was confirmed re- say, the country may face an The University of Penn- have had high fertility rates. tion. people but their produc- cently with the release of extreme population imbal- sylvania’s Hans-Peter From 2007 to 2017, His- John Rowe, a professor of tivity. So we have to invest in additional information that ance in the future. Kohler, who studies fertility panic women experienced a health policy and aging at education to enhance the shows the trend holds Theories — social, econo- and birthrates, said the an- 26 percent drop in fertility Columbia’s Mailman School productivity of younger in- across races and for urban mic, scientific, environmen- swers may be elusive for rates in rural areas, a 29 of Public Health, predicts dividuals to compensate for and rural areas. tal — about why fertility is some time. percent drop in smaller fertility rates will drop even reduction in numbers,” The CDC said the total falling so sharply in the “The declining total fer- metro areas and a 30 per- lower in the coming years. Rowe said.

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Bombs, from Page 1 cial. Brennan is an analyst and Obama were “nearly on MSNBC and NBC News, identical.” tained an envelope with rather than CNN. “The devices have been white powder, which inves- Officials have said the what appear to be pipe tigators took for testing. devices sent to Obama, bombs,” he said. CNN’s offices were evac- Clinton and CNN appeared Trump on Wednesday uated for several hours to be the work of the same decried the bombs, saying Wednesday before reopen- individual. that “the packages are being ing later in the afternoon. John Miller, the New inspected by top explosives The device sent to CNN was York police deputy commis- experts.” addressed to John Brennan, sioner of intelligence and Trump, pledging that the the former CIA director and counterterrorism, said his federal government would frequent critic of President office was notified by the investigate and bring those Donald Trump, according Secret Service that the responsible to justice, of- to a law enforcement offi- packages sent to Clinton fered a condemnation of political violence. “In these times, we have RICHARD DREW/AP to unify,” he said. “We have Police arrive at CNN’s offices, where employees were evacuated, in New York City. to come together and send one very clear, strong and unmistakable message that acts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States of America.” While Trump did not respond to a shouted question about whether the bombs were domestic terrorism — something that is often debated after attempted or successful vi- olent attacks — other officials weighed in on the subject. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., released a statement “con- demning today’s attempted acts of domestic terrorism.” New York Mayor Bill de Blasio used similar language. “This clearly is an act SPENCER PLATT/GETTY of terror, attempting to Members of the media stand just outside a police line at the Time Warner Center. undermine our free press and leaders of this country of law enforcement to en- age intended for Brennan teristics to the other devices through acts of violence,” he sure no one was hurt.” and a package sent to for- was intercepted at a Los said. The FBI said all of the mer Attorney General Eric Angeles mail facility. CNN President Jeff packages were sent in manila Holder, which never It wasn’t clear how many Zucker denounced the envelopes with bubble wrap reached its final destination, of the suspicious packages White House for its “total inside. They all had return instead returning to the being examined were live and complete lack of under- addresses bearing the mis- return address in Florida, bombs or false alarms. standing” of the conse- spelled name of Democratic the FBI said. An Obama representa- quences of Trump’s attacks Rep. Debbie Wasserman The FBI confirmed that tive referred questions to against the media. CNN has Schultz of Florida, along two additional suspicious the Secret Service. been a frequent target of with address labels printed packages, addressed to Rep. Speaking Wednesday in Trump's “fake news” barbs. on on a computer and a Maxine Waters, were inter- Florida, Clinton said her Sen. Elizabeth Warren, half-dozen Forever stamps. cepted and are similar to family was “fine, thanks to D-Mass., a possible 2020 The packages sent to five others that were re- the men and women of the presidential candidate, Soros, Obama and Clinton ceived. Secret Service who inter- tweeted: “Violence against were sent to their homes, The FBI updated its tally cepted the package ad- private citizens, public offi- authorities said. in a tweet Wednesday night. dressed to us long before it cials and media organiza- The FBI also said two It came as federal author- made its way to our home.” tions has no place in our other packages were in- ities said a package ad- democracy. I am thankful cluded in the string of suspi- dressed to Waters with sim- Associated Press contrib- for the bold and swift action cious deliveries: The pack- ilar markings and charac- uted. Call today to connect with a SENIOR LIVING ADVISOR 40%OFF INDEPENDENT LIVING • ASSISTED LIVING • MEMORY CARE CABINETRY with your bathroom remodel* UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS — Learn the different types of senior care available

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As the number of mentia may “misperceive Americans with dementia danger” and break into a rises, health professionals gun cabinet to protect are grappling with when themselves. and how to pose the ques- To fully protect a family, tion: “Do you have guns at the organization recom- home?” mends removing the guns While gun violence data from the home. is scarce, a Kaiser Health But health professionals News investigation with may be reluctant to recom- “PBS NewsHour” pub- mend that because of legal lished in June uncovered concerns, said Jon Vernick, more than 100 cases across co-director of the Johns the U.S. since 2012 in which Hopkins Center for Gun people with dementia used Policy and Research. Most guns to kill themselves or states allow the temporary others. The shooters often transfer of firearms to a acted during bouts of confu- JUSTIN SULLIVAN/GETTY-AFP family member without a sion, paranoia, delusion or background check. But sev- aggression, common symp- about firearms, research has Garen Wintemute, director Q: When should they en states don’t: Connecticut, toms of dementia. Tragi- found. In a 2014 study, 58 of the Violence Prevention Q: Is it legal to talk to broach the subject? Hawaii (for handguns), cally they shot spouses, percent of internists sur- Research Program at the patients about guns? A: The Veterans Health Massachusetts, Michigan, children and caregivers. veyed reported never ask- University of California, A: Yes. No state or federal Administration recom- New Jersey, North Carolina Yet health care providers ing whether patients have Davis. In response to feed- law bars health profession- mends asking about fire- and Rhode Island, accord- across the country say they guns at home. back from that article, his als from raising the issue. arms as part of a safety ing to Vernick. He recom- have not received enough “One of the biggest mis- center has developed a tool- screening when “investigat- mends health professionals guidance on whether, when takes that doctors make is kit called “What You Can Q: Why don’t doctors ing or establishing the sus- look up state gun laws on and how to counsel families not thinking about gun ac- Do,” offering health profes- do it? pected diagnosis of demen- sites such as the NRA Insti- about gun safety. cess,” said Dr. Colleen sionals guidance on how to A: The top three reasons tia.” The Alzheimer’s Asso- tute for Legislative Action Dr. Altaf Saadi, a neurolo- Christmas, a geriatric pri- reduce the risk of gun vi- are lack of time, being un- ciation also recommends or the Giffords Law Center gist at UCLA who has been mary care doctor at Johns olence. sure what to tell patients asking, “Are firearms pre- to Prevent Gun Violence. practicing medicine for five Hopkins School of Medi- In a nation bitterly di- and believing patients won’t sent in the home?” as part of years, said the KHN article cine and member of the vided about gun ownership heed their advice about gun a safety screening. That Q: What happens when revealed a “blind spot” in American Neurological As- issues, in which many ownership or gun safety, screening is part of a care clinicians ask about guns? her clinical practice. After sociation. Christmas said staunchly defend the right one survey of family physi- planning session that Medi- A: Natasha Bahr, an in- reading it, she looked up the she asks every incoming to bear arms under the cians found. care covers after initial de- structor and social worker American Academy of Neu- patient about access to fire- Second Amendment, these “There’s no medical or mentia diagnosis and annu- who works with geriatric rology’s advice on treating arms, in the same nonjudg- efforts have met dissent. Dr. health professional school ally as the disease prog- patients at a clinic focusing dementia patients. Its mental tone that she asks Arthur Przebinda, director in the country that does an resses. on memory disorders at the guidelines suggest doctors about seat belts, and “I find of Doctors for Responsible adequate job at training The American College of University of North Texas consider asking about “ac- the conversation goes quite Gun Ownership, framed about firearms,” Wintemute Physicians recommends Health Science Center, said cess to firearms or other smoothly.” Wintemute’s efforts as part argued. He said he is work- physicians “counsel pa- as part of a standard assess- weapons” during a safety Recently, momentum has of a broader anti-gun bias ing with the American tients on the risk of having ment she asks every patient, screen — but they don’t say been building among health on the part of institutional Medical Association to de- firearms in the home, par- “Do you have firearms in what to do if a patient has professionals to take a medicine. Przebinda said sign a continuing medical ticularly when children, ad- the home?” guns. greater role in preventing asking physicians to sign education course about the olescents, people with de- “I get so much push- Amid a dearth of national gun violence. In the wake of such a pledge encourages topic. mentia, people with mental back,” she said. About 60 gun safety data, there are no the Las Vegas shooting that them “to propagandize Other doctors don’t be- illnesses, people with sub- percent of her patients scientific standards for left 58 concertgoers dead in Americans against their lieve they should ask. Prze- stance use disorders, or refuse to answer, she said. when a health care provider October 2017, more than constitutionally protected binda argues that doctors others who are at increased Patients tell her, “It’s should discuss gun access 1,300 health care providers rights.” should almost never ask risk of harming themselves none of your business,” “I for people with cognitive publicly pledged to ask pa- For doctors and other their patients about guns, or others are present.” have the freedom to not impairment or at what tients about gun ownership health professionals, navi- except in “very rare, very answer that question” or point in dementia’s progres- and gun safety when risk gating this politically exceptional circumstances” Q: What should health “It’s my Second Amend- sion a person becomes unfit factors are present. fraught issue can be diffi- — for example, if a patient is care providers recom- ment right,” she said. “They to handle a gun. The pledges came in re- cult. Here are the leading despondent or homicidal. mend patients do with make it sound like I’m Most doctors don’t ask sponse to an article by Dr. issues: their guns? judging, and I’m really not.” Money pouring in for Democrats Congressional candidates raise record $1.06B through September By Michelle Ye Hee dates’ committees. congressional election cycle Lee and Anu Republican candidates in U.S. history. Narayanswamy for Congress raised $709 “We expected to see the The Washington Post million through September, numbers climb, as they typi- FEC records show. cally do, but the astonishing WASHINGTON — While the fundraising spike in campaign dona- Democratic candidates run- shows remarkable strength tions is a solid indicator of ning for Congress this year on the part of Democrats, it the intensity driving this collectively raised more remains to be seen whether year’s campaigns,” she said. than $1 billion for their the financial advantage can Democrats are also rais- campaigns — a record-shat- translate to electoral suc- ing more money than Re- tering sum that highlights cess, said Brendan Glavin, publicans in donations of the party’s zeal to retake the researcher at the nonparti- less than $200 typically House and Senate and san Campaign Finance In- viewed as a sign of grass- CHARLIE RIEDEL/AP underscores the enormous stitute, which analyzes his- roots support. Democrats Sen. Claire McCaskill, on a campaign stop in Kansas City, Mo., has raised $28.6 million. amount of money flowing torical campaign finance re- on the November ballot into the midterm races. cords. raised $205 million in such through ActBlue, which is marching and taking all New Jersey, who are both The $1.06 billion raised “Money provided the donations — more than more than the amount of sorts of action — protesting, largely self-funding their through the end of Septem- platform and provided the three times the amount money donors gave through calling their representatives campaigns. ber surpasses the nearly ability to get out in front of Republican campaigns the platform in the entire and making small-dollar On the House side, the $900 million collected by the voter,” he said. “We’ll pulled in, The Washington 2014 midterms, the group donations.” candidates who have Republican candidates for see what happens in the Post’s analysis shows. said. Some of those who amassed the largest war Congress in 2012 — previ- final step.” ActBlue, a fundraising Since 2017, 4.6 million amassed the most were self- chests are Democrat David ously the largest haul regis- The figures do not in- platform for Democratic people have donated funded. Trone, in Maryland’s 6th tered by a single party by clude candidates who are candidates and causes, has through ActBlue, and 60 The two Democratic can- Congressional District — this point in the election no longer on the ballot or been key to the infusion of percent of those donors didates for Senate who have who gave himself most of cycle, according to a Wash- fundraising by outside cash coming in smaller, re- were first-time contrib- raised the most money are the $16.5 million he raised — ington Post analysis of Fed- groups that raise and spend curring amounts this year. utors, most of whom then Rep. Beto O’Rourke, who and Rep. Devin Nunes, R- eral Election Commission unlimited amounts to sup- ActBlue allows donors to went on to give repeatedly, raised a record-setting $61.7 Calif., chairman of the records. port or oppose candidates. give on their smartphones, said Erin Hill, executive million in his quest to un- House intelligence commit- And it is the first time Candidates will continue to with the money transferred director of ActBlue. She said seat Texas incumbent GOP tee, who has raised $10.6 since 2008 — when Demo- raise money until, and be- to the campaign committee giving to political cam- Sen. Ted Cruz, and Mis- million for his re-election. crats swept the White yond, the Nov. 6 election. the next day. paigns has become a way for souri Sen. Claire McCaskill, Democratic candidates House and both chambers Sheila Krumholz, execu- In the third quarter people to express their dis- who raised $28.6 million. who survived tough pri- of Congress — that Demo- tive director of the Center alone, Democratic candi- pleasure over President The two GOP Senate mary battles have received cratic candidates for the for Responsive Politics, said dates and liberal organiza- Donald Trump. candidates who have an infusion of cash in the House and the Senate have Wednesday that this year’s tions raised more than $385 “We’re in this time of amassed the most money third quarter as they outraised Republicans in di- midterm election is on track million from 8.2 million historic civic engagement,” are Gov. Rick Scott of Flor- stocked up for their general rect contributions to candi- to becoming the costliest unique contributions Hill said. “People are ida and Robert Hugin of election fight. Experts: Global warming may mean costlier beer By Seth Borenstein That means beer prices Study co-author Steve and food is to illustrate it in Lobell, a Stanford Uni- Davis and colleagues Associated Press on average would double, Davis, of the University of a way that people can versity agriculture ecolo- looked only at the combina- even adjusting for inflation, California, Irvine, said the understand,” U.S. Depart- gist. tion of heat waves and WASHINGTON — Add according to the study in beer research was partly ment of Agriculture scien- Davis, an IPA fan, is one drought, not the general beer to chocolate, coffee this month’s journal Nature done to drive home the tist Lewis Ziska said in an of those people who care. warming that also should and wine as some of life’s Plants. not-that-palatable message email. “This is a paper born of affect where barley is little pleasures that global In countries like Ireland, that climate change is Few people would com- love and fear,” he said. grown. warming will make scarcer where cost of a brew is messing with all sorts of plain if global warming ru- Worldwide barley is If emissions of heat-trap- and costlier, scientists say. already high, prices could aspects of our daily lives. ined Brussels sprouts, he used for all sorts of pur- ping gases from the burning Increasing bouts of ex- triple. Several scientists who added. poses, mostly feeding live- of coal, oil and gas continue treme heat waves and The findings come after a weren’t part of this study Scientists have long stock. Less than 20 percent at the current rising pace, drought will hurt produc- dire United Nations report said it was sound and per- known that barley “is one of of the world’s barley is the likelihood of weather tion of barley, a key beer described consequences of haps more effective way of the most heat-sensitive made into beer. conditions hurting barley ingredient, in the future. dangerous levels of climate communicating the dan- crops globally,” but this But in the United States, production will increase Losses of barley yield can change including wors- gers of global warming. study connects that to Brazil and China, at least from about once a decade be as much as 17 percent, an ening food and water short- “One of the greatest chal- something that people care two-thirds of the barley before 2050 to once every international group of re- ages, heat waves, sea level lenges as a scientist doing about — the price of beer — goes into six-packs, drafts, other year by the end of the searchers estimated. rise and disease. research on climate change so it’s valuable, said David kegs, cans and bottles. century. 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, October 25, 2018

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NEWS BRIEFING Russia vows to Staff and news services target nations that accept Judge: Ga. can’t reject mail U.S. missiles ballots for signature mismatch MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin ATLANTA — A federal cedure to allow voters to warned Wednesday that if judge says Georgia elec- resolve alleged signature the United States deploys tion officials must stop discrepancies. intermediate-range mis- rejecting absentee ballots May’s order comes in siles in Europe, Russia will and absentee ballot appli- response to two lawsuits have to target the nations cations because of a mis- filed earlier this month that would host them. matched signature with- allege that election offi- The stern statement fol- out first giving voters a cials are improperly re- lows President Donald chance to fix the problem. jecting absentee ballots. Trump’s announcement U.S. District Judge The lawsuits said the re- over the weekend that he Leigh May on Wednesday jections violated voters’ intends to opt out of a 1987 ordered the secretary of constitutional rights. nuclear arms control pact state’s office to instruct May gave the parties over alleged Russian viola- county election officials to until noon Thursday to say tions. stop the practice for the whether the language in Putin said he hoped the November midterm elec- her order is “confusing or MARCO UGARTE/AP United States wouldn’t tions. She outlined a pro- will be unworkable.” Family members begin the arduous task of clearing the damage to their home in Es- follow up by positioning cuinapa, Mexico, on Wednesday in the aftermath of Hurricane Willa. intermediate-range missiles in Europe. NATO Secretary Gen- Arctic offshore production eral Jens Stoltenberg said As Willa dissipates, additional Wednesday that the West- wells are OK’d for Alaska’s coast ern military alliance’s members blame Russia for ANCHORAGE, Alaska The approval follows towns are evacuated or cut off developing a new missile — The first oil and gas through on President in violation of the Inter- production wells in fed- Donald Trump’s promise MAZATLAN, Mexico — of Escuinapa. roofs and wooden house mediate-Range Nuclear eral Arctic waters have of American energy domi- Emergency workers strug- The state civil defense frames while they took Forces Treaty, but he been approved by U.S. nance, said Interior Secre- gled to reach beach towns office said the hospital’s shelter under their heaviest doesn’t expect them to regulators. tary Ryan Zinke. left incommunicado by a ceiling and some other furniture. beef up nuclear arsenals in The Bureau of Ocean Environmental groups blow from Hurricane Willa areas were damaged in the In Nayarit state, Gov. Europe in response Energy Management on oppose Arctic offshore on Wednesday, and the city. Antonio Echevarria asked Wednesday announced it drilling and have ex- storm continued to force The worst damage was the federal government to issued a conditional per- pressed concerns about evacuations due to fear of expected to be in some send a helicopter, boats, mit for the Liberty Project, the production record of flooding even as it dissi- coastal communities that rescue equipment, and said In Yemen: The Saudi-led a proposal by a subsidiary Hilcorp Alaska LLC. State pated over northern Mexi- were cut off by road and the state is trying to evacu- coalition has sent re- of Houston-based Hilcorp authorities in 2017 fined co. without communications. ate people in communities inforcements to Yemen’s for production wells on an the company $200,000 for There were no immedi- Workers were trying to at risk of flooding. west coast ahead of a fresh artificial island in the violations at another pro- ate reports of deaths or remove toppled power The U.S. National Hurri- assault on the rebel-held Beaufort Sea. duction site. missing people, but the poles and trees blocking cane Center said the storm port city of Hodeida, Yem- storm’s 120 mph winds the road. — which peaked as a Cate- eni officials said Wednes- damaged a hospital, In the farming neighbor- gory 5 with winds of 160 day. knocked out power, top- hood of Pueblo Nuevo, mph over the Pacific Ocean The city is a lifeline for pled wood-shack homes about a half-mile away on Monday — rapidly lost international aid deliv- U.N. investigators: Genocide and ripped metal roofing from Escuinapa’s center, force and dissipated over eries, and the battle to still taking place in Myanmar off other houses in the residents described how northern Mexico on wrest it from the rebels Sinaloa state municipality the wind swept up their tin Wednesday morning. has fallen into a stalemate. UNITED NATIONS — to Bangladesh, and the Genocide is still taking estimated 250,000 to place against Rohingya 400,000 who have re- Muslims remaining in mained after last year’s Super Typhoon Yutu lashes Northern Marianas In Iraq: Iraq’s parliament Myanmar and the govern- brutal military campaign has confirmed Prime Min- ment is increasingly dem- in the Buddhist-majority HONOLULU — Super over Tinian and Saipan flying debris, falling glass ister Adel Abdul-Mahdi’s onstrating it has no inter- country “continue to suf- Typhoon Yutu was crossing early Thursday, the Na- from blown-out windows, new government while est in establishing a fully fer the most severe” re- over the U.S. Common- tional Weather Service electricity and water out- leaving key Cabinet posts functioning democracy, strictions and repression. wealth of the Northern said. ages for days or weeks after unfilled. U.N. investigators said Aung San Suu Kyi’s ci- Mariana Islands producing On Wednesday night, the storm passes and fallen The legislature voted in Wednesday. vilian government “is in damaging winds, flooding the National Weather Serv- trees isolating residents. the early hours Thursday Marzuki Darusman, total denial” about accusa- and high surf. ice in Guam issued dire A super typhoon is the to confirm 14 of Abdul- chairman of the U.N. fact- tions that the military Maximum sustained warnings of possible de- equivalent of a Category 4 Mahdi’s 22 Cabinet nomi- finding mission on Myan- raped, murdered and tor- winds of 180 mph were struction of homes and or 5 hurricane. The North- nees, giving him the min- mar, said thousands of tured Rohingya, investiga- recorded around the eye of other buildings. ern Marianas are about isters he needs to convene Rohingya are still fleeing tors said. the storm, which passed The update warned of 3,800 miles west of Hawaii. his government.

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EDITORIALS The truth about Sam McCann Note to Illinois voters: If you think voting for the guy who has Conservative Party next to his name is a vote for conservative values, you’re badly mistaken. You’re being played. Let us tell you the truth about Sam McCann.

In 2010, a building contractor from a small town southwest of Springfield joined the tea party movement and won a seat in the Illinois Senate. Sam McCann of Plain- view, the Republican business owner, rep- resented voters frustrated by government spending, the strangle- hold of public sector unions on this state, and corporate bailouts in Washington, D.C. Sen. McCann is now running for governor under the Conservative McCann Party banner. He got into the race late. Growing evidence suggests he is on the ballot for one reason: to help the Democratic Party. Specifically, McCann’s candidacy helps Democratic gubernatorial nominee J.B. Pritzker and House Speaker Michael Madigan by pulling votes from Gov. Bruce Rauner and from Republicans running for seats in the Illinois House.

Let’s start with McCann’s biggest backer — the International Union of Op- erating Engineers Local 150 of suburban Countryside. That’s an influential union representing workers in the road-building, landfill and public works industries. Mc- Cann’s campaign disclosure forms show more than $200,000 worth of campaign efforts, materials and cash flowing from Local 150 in the last few months. Hmm. SCOTT STANTIS Local 150 almost exclusively endorsed Democrats for the Nov. 6 general election revenge. and with fellow conservatives on social voters to consolidate layers of government. — and had initially endorsed Pritzker for But McCann is taking it a step further. issues. As soon as Rauner took office, McCann governor. Now the union has endorsed He’s also helping Madigan by targeting What these dishonest mailer’s don’t voted to further empower AFSCME at the both Pritzker and McCann. conservative Republicans with misleading mention is McCann’s own voting record in bargaining table. At the time, the union was Why would Local 150 put so much mus- mailers in districts Madigan wants to win. the Senate. He’s running under a conserva- demanding outlandish pay and benefit cle behind McCann? Rauner’s support for Reps. Tom Morrison, R-Palatine, and Lind- tive banner — yet he votes in lockstep with increases for its next contract with state allowing right-to-work zones and curbing say Parkhurst, R-Kankakee, both have been the state’s largest public employee union, government. prevailing wage mandates — issues that hit with McCann-sponsored campaign the American Federation of State, County would diminish the influence of trade and mailers that describe them as Republicans and Municipal Employees. McCann has So beware: A vote for McCann is a vote public employee unions — created a fierce “in name only.” voted against every version of cost-saving for Pritzker and Madigan and the big- adversary in union halls statewide. So the pension reform except one, making his government status quo. Before you vote, operating engineers are putting up a candi- Except that’s not true. Morrison and record one of the most liberal in the Gen- you should know the truth about Sam date who could strip votes from Rauner’s Parkhurst have solid records of voting eral Assembly. He voted against streamlin- McCann. No matter what label is next to Republican base. Local 150 is in this for against tax hikes, against big government, ing government. He voted against allowing his name.

You’ll find a downloadable, printable list of Chicago Tribune election endorsements, as well as the candidates’ responses to our questionnaires, at chicagotribune.com/candidates.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING The last few weeks have been Congrats, voters. consumed by the raging anger and vitriol around the Brett Kavanaugh nomination, but this battle is just the latest in an endless litany of them. Is You beat the cheaters. there a moment in the last 24 months when you’ve felt as though If many Illinois politicians had their way, Washington was not in flames? no pesky voters — not a one — would clutter We’ve moved from the threat of their path to power. Witness the cheesy government shutdowns to the fear of resign-and-donate gimmick in which of- a nuclear war, from games of chicken ficeholders abruptly decide to “spend more over border security to brinksman- time with my family” and bequeath the ship about our health care system. remainder of their terms to their children Just when you think the fever might or cronies. Witness the drawing of district break, a tweet sends everyone scram- lines so elections are all but determined bling again. It’s exhausting — and the long before — sometimes years before — the chaos isn’t serving the nation’s best polls open. But in the pantheon of tricks to interest. ... keep voters from choosing their public We need a unity ticket. We need a officials, the scheme by which Democrats major party’s presidential nominee joined in a plot to disenfranchise 54,000 of to select as his or her running mate a their fellow Democrats was remarkable. person from the other party. We That is, until Wednesday, when Cook need the two of them — two leaders County Circuit Judge Patrick T. Stanton, who may not agree on every issue, affirmed voters’ right to elect Democrat but agree that America is worth the Cameron “Cam” Davis or Green Party can- compromise our democracy de- didate Geoffrey Cubbage to a two-year stint mands — to stand in stark contrast to on board of the Metropolitan Water Recla- those who would keep pushing the mation District. Voters, you won one. country further along its disastrous We wish one sentence in Stanton’s 10- current trajectory. As people work- page opinion would be tattooed on the ing through the group No Labels foreheads of all the Illinois pols who pass CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE have begun to argue, nothing would around positions like friends sharing playoff A judge’s ruling allows voters to choose Democrat Cameron Davis, pictured in 2009, or the signal that enough is enough as pow- tickets. Stanton reached what for some will Green Party’s Geoffrey Cubbage for a Metropolitan Water Reclamation District board seat. erfully as a Democrat and Republic be a heretical verdict: Judging by its Elec- running on the same party ticket. tion Code and case law, he wrote, “Illinois nominated Cubbage. Walsh hoped to do — or whether voters It almost happened once. Republi- appears to have a preference for vacancies After the primary, Gov. Bruce Rauner could elect Davis or Cubbage to the seat. can nominee John McCain almost to be filled by election rather than appoint- moved a Republican already on the board Stanton’s ruling means that while it was selected Democratic Sen. Joe Lieber- ment.” because of a previous appointment, David fine for Rauner to stick Walsh in that seat as man as his running mate a decade We can’t with certainty name the elec- Walsh, into the vacant Bradford seat. Walsh a temp before the 2018 election, voters do ago — but was convinced not to by tion lawyers who concocted this attempted didn’t run for election to the post. But sev- have the power to choose Bradford’s re- advisers worried he’d alienate the grand theft at the MWRD and now are eral Democrats on the nine-member placement until 2020. In that year this seat Republican Party’s conservative base. licking their wounds. They had tried to MWRD board connived to keep Walsh in comes up for the routine election of some- But think how that might have exploit the death of MWRD Commissioner Bradford’s seat until after the 2020 election, one to a new six-year term. changed things. Think, if McCain Timothy Bradford three days before the as Rauner’s appointment had incorrectly Voters, congratulations. Barring a rever- and Lieberman had won in 2008, Dec. 4, 2017, filing deadline for candidates in implied. That would keep Davis, whom sal of Stanton on appeal, this scheme is how they might have governed. The the 2018 election cycle. Drawing on January Machine Dems evidently fear as a reformer dead. We don’t know what the next scheme last decade would not have been guidance from the office of State’s Attorney who would rock boats, or Cubbage from will be, only that it will be. Cheaters gotta nearly so divisive — and we almost Kim Foxx, election officials permitted taking the seat their pal Walsh already cheat. certainly wouldn’t have elected Don- write-in candidates to run in this cycle for occupies. Now let’s all go back to warning every ald Trump to the White House eight years later. the last two years of Bradford’s term. In the The essential question before Judge Illinois politician: Don’t be the next to win Nancy Jacobson, March primary, more than 54,000 Demo- Stanton was whether Walsh could keep the election, then decide you want to spend RealClearPolitics crats wrote in Davis’ name. Green voters Bradford seat for two more years — which more time with your family. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 19 PERSPECTIVE

SAUL LOEB/GETTY-AFP Supporters cheer President Donald Trump during a campaign rally Monday in Houston. He appeals directly to voters fearful of groups they see as alien or threatening. Trump stokes white resentments

sands of such migrants sleeping in see as alien or threatening. “Views of shelters and on streets, waiting for U.S. racial inequality, Muslims and immi- immigration officers to get around to gration, as well as a more politicized screening them. white identity, not only were strongly As for the claim by Trump and related to whether Americans voted others that Middle Eastern terrorists for Clinton or Trump but were also Steve Chapman and members of the MS-13 gang are more strongly related to how people coming in the caravan, a couple of voted in 2016 than in other recent facts stand out. First, he has no evi- presidential elections.” Many years ago, after losing a cou- dence. “There’s no proof of anything,” Trump did much better than Mitt ple of games, University of Texas foot- he admitted Tuesday. “But they could Romney among those who believe ball coach Darrell Royal was asked very well be.” whites face a great deal of discrimi- whether he would change his ap- A senior counterterrorism official nation and those who have negative proach for the next opponent. “You with a tighter grip on reality told CNN, views about Muslims. Why? Because dance with who brung you,” he replied “We do not see any evidence that ISIS Trump made clear to them that he in his trademark folksy manner. “We’ll or other Sunni terrorist groups are agreed — and Hillary Clinton made keep doing the same things that have trying to infiltrate the southern U.S. clear that she didn’t. (Another factor: worked so well for us through the border.” “There was unusually strong opposi- years.” If you were an Islamic State fighter ALEX GOODLETT/AP tion to Clinton among more sexist Donald Trump waltzed into the hoping to come here to slaughter Trump says with no evidence that men.”) presidency with coded but unmistak- Americans, would you insert yourself terrorists may be in a migrant caravan. There are bits of good news in this able appeals to the racial resentments into a mass of people practically big unsavory picture. First, more people of aggrieved white people. In the enough to be seen from outer space, or harmed by economic change. But the voted for Clinton’s message than middle of the congressional campaign, might you pay a veteran smuggler to evidence for that belief is lacking, Trump’s. Second, the demographic he is holding on tight to his best dance spirit you undetected across the bor- according to the new book “Identity group most receptive to his racialized partner. der? Crisis: The 2016 Presidential Cam- themes is shrinking. Finally, the public As a simple policy matter, it’s hard Even if the bad guys chose to trudge paign and the Battle for the Meaning has reacted by becoming more liberal to see why the president is so worked a thousand miles, it probably wouldn’t of America,” by political scientists on “race, immigration, Islam and gen- up about the procession of migrants do them any good. Most Central John Sides, Michael Tesler and Lynn der,” report Sides, Tesler and Vavreck. moving north from Central America. American applicants are denied asy- Vavreck. “If Trump has moved minds, it has They are more than 1,000 miles away, lum, and anyone who appears to pose Economic anxiety, the authors note, been in the opposite direction from traveling on foot. Their number, 7,000 a danger will have an especially hard declined under Barack Obama. They what he intended.” or so, is a tiny fraction of the 300,000 time qualifying. found “generally weak relationships” But his approach worked in 2016. people apprehended at the U.S.-Mexi- But Trump doesn’t let facts hinder between “measures of economic anxi- His racially charged pronouncements co border last year. his panic-mongering. His falsehoods ety and how people voted in 2012 or were music to the ears of many people. These foreigners won’t be hard to serve to assure whites with resent- 2016.” They add, “Changes in house- And he’s still playing their song. spot if and when they get to the Rio ments or suspicions against Latinos, hold income had little relationship to Grande — unlike the thousands who blacks, immigrants and Muslims that changes in people’s votes between Steve Chapman, a member of the Trib- try to sneak over. Their apparent goal he is on their side. 2012 and 2016.” une Editorial Board, blogs at www is to ask for asylum, not to storm It’s often said that Trump won What accounted for Trump’s suc- .chicagotribune.com/chapman. across the border. The Mexican bor- because he appealed to the pain and cess? His willingness to appeal di- der city of Tijuana already has thou- anxiety of blue-collar Americans rectly to voters fearful of groups they [email protected]

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Sandra Day O’Connor was a trailblazer. Too bad Bush v. Gore ruined her legacy. By Linda Hirshma Jr., then on the Court of Appeals.) ‘Oh, dear.’ But life goes on. It’s not So even after 1992, married wom- always positive.” This week, retired Justice en like O’Connor were still OK She called the 2010 Citizens Sandra Day O’Connor, the first too. United ruling allowing corpora- woman on the Supreme Court, When, in 2000, the networks tions to spend freely on elections announced that her dementia is began calling the election for Al for Congress and the presidency so advanced that she can no long- Gore, O’Connor, at a party held by an example of how those bad boys er continue in public life. O’Con- friends, blurted out, “It’s over,” behave when she turns her back nor’s was a heroic story, complete and rose from her seat before the on them for just a couple of years. with cowboys and horses. But the television in disgust. Her hus- Still, she clearly hated being heroine flinched as the clock band, John O’Connor, explained asked about Bush v. Gore. At touched high noon. In 2000, she to the other guests that she public appearances, she would cast the critical fifth vote to stop wanted to retire and of course did shake her head and turn her the recount and ensure a GOP not want to turn over her seat to a trademark frown on the uppity presidency in Bush v. Gore. Her Democratic president. Six weeks questioner; she consistently re- legacy is forever tainted by the later, she cast the critical fifth vote fused to confront what she had consequences of that decision. to stop the recount of the Florida done. The questions became Like so many Republican wom- ballots and guarantee the White more frequent and more exigent. en, including the current six U.S. House for the Republican. Finally, in 2013, she admitted to senators and many of the 47 to 53 In the few remaining years the Chicago Tribune Editorial percent of white women (the before she retired, O’Connor Board that maybe the court polling numbers are disputed) exercised her critical swing vote should have left that one alone. who supported Donald Trump in in favor of campaign finance Not for the damage to the coun- 2016, O’Connor was a moderately restrictions and to protect affirm- try, but because it might have hurt conservative, married, middle- ative action and voting rights. the court. class person who believed that all Pundits speculated that her swing Turns out, the person on the doors would be opened to those to the left might have been out of court most hurt by her vote was who worked and didn’t let any- guilt for Bush v. Gore. Four years O’Connor herself. She was a great thing bother them. In her very JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2013 after his inauguration, she han- first. Gave no one any trouble, as first vote on the court, she broke a Sandra Day O'Connor has announced she is retreating from public life. ded Bush her seat. To replace her, Justice John Paul Stevens once 4-4 tie to hold that public uni- Bush appointed Alito. told me in an interview. Had versities could not discriminate ening women would gradually get publican presidential nominee O’Connor took her ailing hus- exquisite manners that made the on the grounds of sex. The Mis- whatever they deserved in the George H.W. Bush might lose, band home to Arizona and de- institution a more agreeable sissippi University for Women workplace or in politics. O’Con- posing dangers “to the court and voted herself to the good-govern- place, even for Thomas, whom would just have to admit men. nor just kept cooking lunches for to the country.” ment project of educating chil- she invited to lunch upon his In 1986, she cast another cru- all her clerks and leading 1970s Bush won, but if his nomina- dren about civics. In the five years arrival, rejecting his efforts to sulk cial tie-breaking vote, this time to ladies’ aerobics classes in the tion of Clarence Thomas to the after Alito’s appointment, the in his chambers. Many of her let employers off the hook if su- early morning hours. court didn’t warn her that her Supreme Court held that banning decisions (integrating the Missis- pervisors harassed their female But by 2000, she was already a world was changing, the ever abortions without regard for the sippi college, saving the skeleton underlings for sex. All employers dinosaur. As the country hurtled more aggressive burdens on abor- woman’s health was not burden- of Roe v. Wade, defending affirm- had to do was provide female toward a collision with the clear, tion rights should have warned some, that the Constitution pro- ative action) made the world a employees with a process for unbridgeable, ideological partisan her. In 1992, the state of Pennsyl- tected private individuals’ right to better place for American wom- complaining. If they had a human divide over every meaningful vania had passed a law requiring carry guns, that campaign finance en. But at the end of the day — resources department, she issue in American politics, includ- women seeking abortions to wait restrictions violated the right to and with her dementia, it nearly thought, women like her were ing the rights of women, she (like 24 hours, minors to get parental free speech, and that there was no is the end of her day — O’Con- going to be all right. Women were some of the Republican women in or judicial consent, extensive further need for most of the Vot- nor’s legacy will always be fixed entitled to abortion rights, she the Senate today) still thought she records to be kept about the ing Rights Act. Education about by the night in December 2000 ruled, but states could place any could reconcile her lifelong ad- women seeking help, and wives to civics wasn’t all that helpful to the when she cast the critical vote burden on the exercise of that herence to the Republican Party notify their husbands first. hundreds of thousands of people and put George W. Bush in the right, as long as it was not “un- with a benign and sensible com- O’Connor, along with Justices not voting because of increasingly White House. due.” Only the sensible O’Connor mitment to moderate, civil poli- Anthony Kennedy and David onerous restrictions enacted knew exactly where the right tics. Like many of them, O’Con- Souter, provided the crucial votes almost entirely by Republicans The Washington Post balance of burdens should be nor had spent her life in the GOP. to preserve the shell of Roe v. elected in 2010 and 2014. drawn. Strong, determined wom- She was a volunteer co-chair of Wade and approve the Pennsylva- Some people began asking Linda Hirshman is the author of en like her could bear almost any the local Maricopa County Re- nia law, except for the require- O’Connor whether she had re- “Sisters in Law: How Sandra Day burden en route to getting their publican Committee in Arizona ment that married women check grets. No, she said. But the new O’Connor and Ruth Bader Gins- abortion rights. when she asked party honchos to in with hubby first. (In the saga of court began overturning her burg Went to the Supreme Court As one decision followed an- get the Republican state attorney that lawsuit, only one judge who rulings, and she admitted: “I’d be and Changed the World” and the other, a pattern emerged. If they general to hire her. In 1988, she encountered it thought that hav- a little bit disappointed. If you forthcoming “Reckoning: The Epic were strong and determined wrote to her mentor Barry Gold- ing to tell your husband was not a think you’ve been helpful, and Battle Against Sexual Harassment enough, conventional, unthreat- water that she worried that Re- big burden: Justice Samuel Alito then it’s dismantled, you think, and Abuse.”

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It’s complicated the thick flat carpenter pencils. I remem- Trump a ‘nationalist,’ ber how my dad would hold up the two- It is one thing to say to the migrants by-fours, close one eye and look down the from Central America, “Not in my back- length of it to be sure it wasn’t bowed. I but by which definition? yard.” It is quite another to attempt an remember the smell of the wood and how understanding of the complexity of the I associate that smell with my dad, even problem, and to push for a multinational some 50 years later. I can certainly empa- the world.” solution for the long term. The former is thize with everyone being affected by the But back home on the campaign trail, certainly a way to inflame the issue and closing of Lee Lumber. Thanks for the his stump speeches sound more go-it- perhaps garner some votes. The latter is memories! alone as he attacks the globalists as anti- what we would want of a president of the — Irene Hinz, Chicago patriots, selling out American sovereignty, United States. opening the gates to dangerous immi- Just knowing that the Honduran gang More, please Clarence Page grants and signing trade deals that send problem is in part fueled by American American jobs overseas. guns and American demand for drugs Tamar Manasseh’s passionate and Knowing President Donald Trump’s Asked in the Oval Office on Tuesday should give pause to those who advocate a articulate essay really opened my eyes to fondness for needless provocations, I why he used a word that so closely is we-vs.-them approach to these fellow the reality of possible solutions for danger- actually felt somewhat relieved when he associated with racist movements, Trump human beings. ous neighborhoods. The world needs made news by declaring that he wants to pleaded ignorance of the word’s history. If — Gerald Talsky, Chicago more courageous leaders like her. be called a “nationalist.” anything Trump says has immediate cred- — Douglas Peterson, Naperville At least he didn’t insert a troubling ibility, it is his professing ignorance of Make homelessness adjective to call himself something like things, especially things associated with the priority Every vote matters “ethno-nationalist,” “economic national- good manners. ist,” “cultural nationalist” or — heaven “I never heard that theory about being a It seems that all the so-called progres- The Tribune on Sunday published an help us — “white nationalist.” nationalist,” he said. “I’ve heard them all. sives are concerned about those marching article on why people do not vote (“Non- That last label, you may recall, applied But I’m somebody who loves our country.” in the caravan from Central American voters elect not to”). The usual statement to those white supremacists whom Trump Undaunted, he added: “I am a national- countries and feel we have a moral obliga- was, “My vote won’t really matter.” This, called “fine people” when he declared ist. It’s a word that hasn’t been used too tion to accept these refugees into the U.S. despite story after story of occasions when “both sides” were to blame for violence in much. Some people use it, but I’m very That’s certainly laudable, but where is the one vote literally did matter. People who Charlottesville, Va., last year that left one proud. I think it should be brought back.” concern for the thousands of homeless vote and pay attention can and do matter. woman on the anti-racist side dead. Well, whether he knows it or not, it’s around our country? These are actually It’s hard to say that one vote out of 120 Nationalism by its various ominous already here. It’s been used to describe U.S. citizens. Don’t they deserve better million will make any difference. It’s like a labels has been so inflammatory in recent white nationalists and “Euro-nationalists” treatment than those from foreign coun- drop of water in Lake Michigan. But it is a European politics, particularly around such as David Duke and Richard Spencer, tries? If we were to accept all these ref- drop. Lake Michigan has the power to such issues as trade, immigration and and black nationalists like Black Panthers ugees just imagine the cost of providing impress or terrify from all those individual international treaties, that most leaders Huey P. Newton and Eldridge Cleaver. education and health care for these peo- drops coming together. The same is true have been cautious in using it. Not Trump. So the big question is not so much, why ple, not to mention the housing issue. for voting. He’s called himself a nationalist before, is Trump calling himself a “nationalist” as, Couldn’t we use some of those funds to — Frank L. Schneider, Chicago but not with the determined gusto that he why is he doing it now? Could it have provide public housing for the homeless? displayed at a political rally Monday night something to do with the Nov. 6 midterm It’s nice to have compassion, but before we On the ticket in Houston. elections? Hmmm … good guess. open our borders to another large group “Really, we’re not supposed to use that Trump may not boldly be calling for a let’s consider the cost and how we might I was so eager to vote in the midterm word,” he told the crowd. “You know what racial agenda. In the marketplace of ideo- better use those funds to take care of an elections that I went to the polls on Mon- I am? I’m a nationalist, OK? I’m a national- logical labels, he could claim “economic existing problem that already affects too day. Although the parking lot was full at ist. Nationalist! Use that word!” nationalism,” also called “economic patri- many of our citizens. noon when I entered the polling place, I I’d rather not, partly because I don’t otism,” which favors state interventions — Dan Schuchardt, Glen Ellyn was surprised and somewhat disappoint- believe him. Trump is a salesman, real such as tariffs on the movement of goods ed to see that there was no line and only estate developer and reality TV star. He’s and labor between countries. Where memories three of the voting machines were occu- not really an ideologue, beyond his hyper- But that wouldn’t roll off the tongue were built pied. I was out of there in 10 minutes and I inflated belief in his own wonderfulness with the same multidirectional array of saw only two other people on their way in and his own interests. E pluribus Trump. implied meanings that “nationalist” As I read about the closing of Lee Lum- as I left. My next stop was at a gas station, Back in February of last year, he mused carries with it. ber on the South Side (Tuesday Business and I noticed that there was a line of at in the White House, “You know, some- Charles de Gaulle defined the differ- section, “‘An end of an era,’ Lee Lumber least 20 people queued up to buy lottery body said, ‘Oh, maybe he’s a total national- ence between patriotism and nationalism closes”) I was transported to my child- tickets. It might be apples to oranges, but I ist,’ which I am in a true sense.” as broadly as the difference between love hood, riding alongside my carpenter/ couldn’t help but make the comparison of Two months later, he told The Wall and hate. “Patriotism is when love of your contractor dad to pick up some job item at voter turnout vs. lottery hopefuls. I guess a Street Journal. “Hey, I’m a nationalist and own people comes first,” he said. “Nation- Shannon Lumber on the Northwest Side. I $1.6 billion lottery payout holds sway over a globalist. I’m both.” alism, when hate for people other than remember how special I felt being part of what could be one of the most important On the other hand, at events like this your own comes first.” his world. I remember how everyone at elections in our lifetimes, if not history. year’s World Economic Forum in Davos, And politics is the ability to determine Shannon knew my dad, Mac. I remember — Michael Oakes, Chicago Switzerland, which is to economic which meaning is going to have power. globalists what Lollapalooza is to music fans, the anti-globalist Trump tries to Clarence Page, a member of the Tribune For online exclusive letters go to www.chicagotribune.com/letters. Send letters by email reassure our overseas neighbors and trad- Editorial Board, blogs at www.chicago to [email protected] or to Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, 160 N. ing partners. “ ‘America first’ does not tribune.com/pagespage. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, IL 60601. Include your name, address and phone mean America alone,” he said at Davos. number. “When the United States grows, so does [email protected] Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 21 PERSPECTIVE

My high school years of white privilege By John McDermott In fact, I loved that it wasn’t. mentary. I grew up in River Forest, Oak White people often take of- One night earlier this year, I Park’s wealthier, whiter neighbor fense with that term because they found myself sitting on a couch, to the west, and my perception of conflate it with racism, an active drunk and stoned out of my high school was shaped by the and overt race-based hatred. gourd, as my friends engaged in a movies directed by John Hughes. White privilege is far less cruel heated discussion about race. You can imagine my surprise than that, but insidious nonethe- Our friend was getting married when I realized football players less. It’s all the subtle ways our the next day, and the night before didn’t place at the top of OPRF’s social institutions act to the bene- involved the typical pre-wedding social hierarchy. fit of white people and the detri- gallivanting, but somehow the OPRF didn’t feel made for me ment of nonwhite people. At after-party turned into a raucous any more than it felt made for worst, it makes white people debate about racial dynamics at band geeks, debate team mem- oblivious to those advantages. our alma mater, Oak Park and bers, Orchesis dancers, theater And of that, I’m definitely River Forest High School. kids, spoken-word poets, baseball guilty. The problems presented in A former classmate, who’s players, black kids and white kids. “America to Me” existed when I white, said his experience at Watching the series, I was re- was an OPRF student too; I just OPRF gave him the faulty impres- minded that OPRF felt like a chose not to see them. I was on sion that the world was less racist living organism during passing the honors track, for instance, and than he later discovered it to be. periods — thousands of students, there were hardly any black stu- His comment irritated two of our each their own cell, with its own dents in my classes. I always other friends, both of whom are discrete function, teeming figured this was the vestige of black. through the veins of the school in some unfortunate bygone era and Racism was alive and well at imperfect harmony. I enjoyed would rectify itself in time. In the OPRF when we were students KARTEMQUIN FILMS being a small but not insignificant dozen years since I graduated, the there, they said, and the white “America to Me” follows a group of Oak Park and River Forest High part of it. problem has only gotten worse. classmate’s failure to recognize it School students, the majority of them black, in the 2015-16 school year. Mostly, though, I liked know- It’s difficult for white people to was, at best, a function of white ing OPRF wasn’t like the other rid themselves of this blindness, privilege — at worst, a case of (the majority of them black) over The school board expresses boring, white-bread suburban especially when, like me, they callous, willful ignorance. the course of the 2015-16 school concern, but ultimately does less schools. Ours was the suburb that want to believe they’re one of the The debate lasted for at least an year. The result is an intimate, than nothing to right the imbal- had the courage to resist white good ones. How do we become hour, with the white classmate unsparing look at their lives and ance. English teacher Jessica flight and create a truly multicul- aware of something we’ve been trying to clarify his statements, the intersection of race, education Stovall proposes Woven, a racial tural community — a microcosm immersed in our entire lives? It’s only to frustrate the other two and class at the school. And, well, equity program based on research of the grand American experi- like describing water to a fish. even further. OPRF doesn’t come out looking she conducted in Australia, where ment and proof that it could The greatest triumph of For once in my life, I refrained good. a similar discrepancy exists be- work. “America to Me” is that it robs from interjecting myself into the Sure, there are moments of tween the country’s white and But that rosy perception ob- white viewers of that blindness, debate. Probably because drunk pride, like when the football team aboriginal students. The board scured me from problems brim- forcing them to confront head-on and high at 4 a.m. wasn’t the ideal beats the Red Devils from Hins- rejects it, and she later pilots the ming just beneath the surface. all the racism they’d rather over- scenario for forming a nuanced dale Central, or when the program at a nearby Chicago “America to Me” brings them into look. It shows them how white opinion about the most taboo of wrestling team wins the state grade school to encouraging harsh focus. privilege, while not as brutal as subjects. Partly because I was title. I found myself screaming at results. Such as the AP American his- racism, allows racism to persist. enjoying watching my friends the television about sporting There are dozens of similarly tory teacher who says white It’s not a pleasant viewing experi- scream past each other. (It was events that occurred three years exasperating moments in “Ameri- parents question his bona fides ence, but it’s an important one. like watching an internet com- ago. Or Ke’Shawn Kumsa eking ca to Me,” but the most affecting once they discover he’s black. The Months after that conversation ment section come to life.) But out a passing grade despite strug- occurs just two minutes into the former department head who between my friends, I realized mostly because I wasn’t sure gling with housing insecurity. series, when student and spoken claims he was ousted for pushing both sides of the argument have whose side I agreed with. But the docuseries mostly word star Charles Donalson pro- too hard on racial equity issues. merit. Having your hometown come shows a school with enormous vides a withering critique of The teachers who form a racial Yes, attending OPRF gives under national media scrutiny racial inequities and an adminis- OPRF: “Every activity, every equity task force, only to be told white students the false impres- can be a flattering or harrowing tration largely uninterested in assembly, everything is made for they’re not allowed to hold meet- sion that the world isn’t so racist. experience. For me, “America to addressing them. The series starts white kids, because this school ings on campus. The cafeteria And yes, that perception is a Me” has been decidedly the latter. with the school board discussing was made for white kids, because workers who say black employees product of white privilege. Refus- For the past two months, Starz a report about the achievement this country was made for white aren’t allowed to work the regis- ing to acknowledge as much only has aired a 10-part documentary gap between white and black kids.” ter. hinders progress. series about OPRF. The project students. Somehow, the gap has I bristled at Donalson’s com- The term “white privilege” comes from Steve James, the widened over the past 12 years — ment at first. The OPRF he de- isn’t used until late in the series, John McDermott is a writer and a critically acclaimed documentari- white students’ ACT scores have scribes is not the one I fondly Episode 7, when it’s explored in graduate of Oak Park and River an behind “Hoop Dreams,” and improved, while black students’ remember. I never thought of detail. But really, it’s the predomi- Forest High School. He lives in Los follows a group of OPRF students have remained flat. OPRF as a school catered to me. nant theme throughout the docu- Angeles.

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Ryan Ori On Real Estate Google to expand in Fulton Market Tech giant confirms it will add office space next year Google will add a big block of office space next year in the Fulton Market district, indicat- ing that there’s no letup to the company’s growth in Chicago. The technology giant has leased about 132,000 square feet in a 12-story building that Sterling Bay has under construction at 210 N. Carpenter St., Google and the developer said Wednesday. Google, which has grown to more than 1,000 employees in Chicago, NG HAN GUAN/AP 2014 said it plans to begin moving Tesla dropped to No. 27 in the rankings. The Model S sedan fell from “above average” reliability to “below average.” workers into six floors of the building next fall. The new building will be used “to accommodate additional short-term and long- term growth of our Chicago U.S. auto brands fall flat office,” Karen Sauder, who leads Google’s 18-year-old Chicago office, said in a statement. “What started out as a small sales office has now grown to in reliability rankings house some of Google’s most critical teams with roughly Tesla dropped six places from over 1,000 employees working Lexus, Toyota again at top of survey in Consumer Reports last year and ranks 27th. GM’s across product, engineering, Buick, normally a top-10 finisher, technical infrastructure, ad- By Tom Krisher than 500,000 responses to the multiple gears could leave people tumbled 11 spots to No. 19. Ford vertising and more. Chicago is Associated Press annual survey of its subscribers, stranded rather than just frus- was the highest-ranked U.S. brand considered an innovation hub and it uses the data from the trated with voice recognition or but fell three places to No. 18. for the greater Midwest and DETROIT — U.S. auto compa- 2000-2017 model years to predict other technology, said Jake The domestic brands largely attracts incredible talent from nies such as General Motors, reliability of 2019 vehicles. Fisher, director of auto testing at were plagued by problems with across all industries,” she said. Tesla and Ford faltered this year The survey, which was re- the magazine. newly introduced models, Fisher The Tribune first reported in Consumer Reports’ reliability leased Wednesday, found that “It’s worse for the consumer, said. Google’s plans to lease the rankings as readers reported readers are having more trouble absolutely,” Fisher said. “I would “Traditionally it’s the older space in June. Google declined more mechanical trouble and with technology designed to in- be happy to not be able to pair my models that have the best reliabil- to confirm those plans at the fewer problems with infotain- crease fuel economy than they phone five times than get stuck ity. As they cycle through the time. ment systems. are with electronic infotainment on the side of the road once.” fleet, we’re seeing a drop,” Fisher The magazine said all U.S.- systems, which long had been a Mazda, Subaru, Kia, Infiniti, said. Turn to Ori, Page 2 based brands fell to the bottom bugaboo for automakers and ve- Audi, BMW, Mini and Hyundai In the case of Tesla, the Model S half of 29 brands in the rankings. hicle owners. rounded out the top 10 auto luxury car fell from “above aver- Lexus and Toyota were once The mechanical problems brands. Volvo had the worst age” reliability to “below average” again at the top. with smaller turbocharged en- reliability followed by Cadillac, HOBO Consumer Reports got more gines and transmissions with Tesla, Ram and GMC. Turn to Reliability, Page 2 preparing to close, NorthShore seeks buyer to open 50 By Lauren Zumbach Chicago Tribune more care Home improvement retailer centers Home Owners Bargain Outlet is preparing to close its stores By Lisa Schencker by the end of the year if it can't Chicago Tribune find a buyer. The Waukegan-based com- NorthShore University pany, also known as HOBO, is HealthSystem plans to open 50 running store closing sales new immediate care centers in while seeking to sell the busi- Chicago and the north suburbs ness, said Jonathan Friedland, over the next two years, part of a restructuring and insolvency a multimillion-dollar plan to attorney representing the com- attract new patients. pany. Several parties have ex- The health care system also pressed interest, but no deal plans to reposition three of its has been finalized. hospitals to each focus on HOBO has five Chicago- certain specialties. area stores, in Crest Hill, Oak RICHARD DREW/AP The changes come as area Lawn, Villa Park, Waukegan Specialist Charles Boeddinghaus, center, and trader Michael Milano work on the floor Wednesday. hospitals compete for patients and Forest Park, and two Wis- who are increasingly seeking consin locations. convenient care that’s close to Friedland couldn’t immedi- home and as more care is done ately say how many people the Tech companies lead on an outpatient basis. company employs in Illinois, NorthShore plans to spend but the two Wisconsin store $50 million to $60 million on closures would affect 104 em- the additional immediate care ployees, according to a notice centers and $300 million to filed last week with the Wis- another steep sell-off $350 million on the hospital consin Department of Work- transformations. force Development. By Alex Veiga cent. AT&T sank after reporting the volatility we had last week. Its four hospital will still HOBO struggled to compete Associated Press weak subscriber numbers, and The sentiment and the outlook have emergency departments. with online retailers and new chipmaker Texas Instruments seems to be turning more nega- But Skokie Hospital will be- bricks-and-mortar chains in Another torrent of selling fell sharply after reporting tive, or at the very least, less rosy." come a center for orthopedic the Chicago and Milwaukee gripped Wall Street on Wednes- slumping demand. Banks, health The S&P 500 lost 84.59 and spinal care; Evanston Hos- areas, Friedland said. The re- day, sending the Dow Jones care and industrial companies points, or 3.1 percent, to pital will focus on complex cently opened Forest Park store Industrial Average plummeting also took heavy losses, outweigh- 2,656.10. The index is now off neurosurgery, cancer and heart hasn’t met expectations, and more than 600 points and ex- ing gains by utilities and other about 9.4 percent from its Sept. issues; and Glenbrook Hospital efforts to boost sales have tending a losing streak for the high-dividend stocks. 20 peak. The Dow tumbled in Glenview will focus on frail, yielded “mixed results,” he benchmark S&P 500 index to a Disappointing quarterly re- 608.01 points, or 2.4 percent, to elderly patients. Highland Park said. sixth day. sults and outlooks continued to 24,583.42. The tech-heavy Hospital will remain a full- “In the face of all this and The tech-heavy Nasdaq com- weigh on the market, stoking Nasdaq slid 329.14 points, or 4.4 service medical center. Labor because of several other factors posite bore the brunt of the investors' jitters over future percent, to 7,108.40. That's the and delivery services will re- HOBO’s management con- sell-off, leaving it more than 10 growth in corporate profits. Nasdaq's biggest drop since Au- main unchanged at Evanston cluded that continuing in busi- percent below its August peak, Bond prices continued to rise, gust 2011. and Highland Park hospitals. ness is no longer viable,” Fried- what Wall Street calls a "correc- sending yields lower, as traders The Russell 2000 index of The new arrangement land said in an email. “It is now tion." The Dow and S&P 500 sought safe-haven investments. smaller-company stocks gave up means a patient who shows up focused on maximizing the erased their gains for the year. "Investors are on pins and 57.89 points, or 3.8 percent, to in the emergency room at value of its assets for its cred- Technology stocks and media needles," said Erik Davidson, 1,468.70. Skokie Hospital, for example, itors.” and communications companies chief investment officer at Wells Bond prices rose, sending the might be treated there and accounted for much of the sell- Fargo Private Bank. "There has yield on the 10-year Treasury then transferred to a different [email protected] ing. Netflix gave back 9.4 percent definitely been a change in senti- note down to 3.11 percent from Twitter @laurenzumbach and Amazon dropped 5.9 per- ment for investors starting with 3.16 percent late Tuesday. Turn to NorthShore, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 McDonald’s to add new breakfast sandwich, credits menu hackers

Chicago Tribune release Tuesday evening. On sider reported the breakfast ing our menu for years — so an earnings call with ana- menu addition. much so that it’s inspired McDonald’s has an- lysts, executives said the The Triple Breakfast our new Triple Breakfast nounced new breakfast company is in “street fight” Stacks are the first new Stacks,” said Mike Haracz, sandwiches that are not for with other fast-food chains breakfast items at McDon- manager of culinary innova- the faint of heart or gut — over customer traffic, even ald’s since the Egg White tion, in a news release. “We the Triple Breakfast Stacks, as it works on modernizing Delight McMuffin in 2013. love seeing the fun ways our breakfast sandwiches that its 14,000 U.S. restaurants. They’ll be available on Mc- customers and McDonald’s GOOGLE RENDERING involve two sausage patties, CEO Steve Easterbrook Griddles, McMuffins or bis- crew have been creating Google will open a second office in Fulton Market, in a two slices of cheese, bacon hinted at new breakfast of- cuits. their own takes on our building under construction at 210 N. Carpenter Street. and egg. ferings — as well as a “classic McDonald’s said it got the classics. The new sandwiches will meal deal” coming soon — idea from regular patrons No nutritional informa- be available for “a limited on that call. The company who customized their or- tion for the formidable time” beginning Nov. 1, later came out with the ders. breakfast sandwiches was Google confirms McDonald’s said in a news specifics after Business In- “People have been hack- immediately available. Fulton Market plans Ori, from Page 1 of the tech economy,” Mayor Rahm Emanuel The company already said in the statement from Slippery slope awaits Colorado leases about 372,000 Google. square feet at 1000 W. Facebook in July con- Oil measure, if Fulton Market, which is firmed a 253,000-square- its Midwest headquarters. foot lease in a new office passed, would The former Fulton Mar- tower at 151 N. Franklin curtail drilling ket Cold Storage building St. in the Loop, beefing up was redeveloped by Ster- its Chicago presence. By Catherine ling Bay and is just north Chicago and Illinois Traywick of the structure under officials are awaiting Bloomberg News construction. word on the city’s bid to Mountain View, Calif.- land Amazon’s planned BP’s new U.S. onshore oil based Google is repre- second headquarters, or headquarters in Denver sented by broker Kyle HQ2, where the Seattle- serves as a testament to Kamin of CBRE. based company said it Colorado’s regal mountains, Google spokeswoman plans to hire as many as its expansive forests, its Kayla Conti declined to 50,000 workers. Chicago nature-loving culture. say how many employees is among 20 North Ameri- Aspen trees line the BP the company plans to add can locales in the running. club room, newly installed in Chicago. The Tribune previously beer taps await local craft The company earlier reported Amazon officials brews, multiple stone fire- this month opened a returned to Chicago in places invite cozy discus- pop-up Hardware Store in August for a second look sions about ski conditions, Bucktown to sell its elec- at a 62-acre development and a 52-foot pine tree, tronic devices. The Trib- site along the Chicago sliced in half, serves as a une in August reported River in the South Loop, conference table. ALASTAIR GRANT/AP Google plans a permanent which developer Related Whether Coloradans BP, Noble Energy Inc., Anadarko Petroleum Corp. and other companies are in the midst of flagship retail store on Midwest is calling The 78. want the tribute is another a multimillion-dollar battle about Colorado’s environmental future as it relates to drilling. West Randolph Street in The Wall Street Jour- matter. Fulton Market, but the nal earlier this month On Nov. 6, voters may some people will move to Permian Basin. A BP spokesman de- company has declined to reported Amazon officials spoil BP’s welcome. That is other plays.” For Denver-based com- clined to comment on what comment on those plans. also have made recent when Colorado decides The stakes are extraordi- panies with operations out- impact, if any, the measure Google’s growth is a return visits to New York whether to limit drilling in narily high. By July, Col- side the state, such as BP, might have on that com- boost to Chicago’s efforts and Newark, N.J. an initiative that has drawn orado overtook Alaska to opposing the ballot mea- pany. BP opposes the pro- to increase its standing as Amazon says it will almost $39 million in cam- become the nation’s sixth- sure is a matter of principle. position, like its fellow pro- a key technology hub. announce a pick by the paign finance contributions. largest oil producer. In 2016, But for pure-play produc- ducers, and its Lower-48 “Google is a global com- end of this year. If passed, the proposition the government estimated ers, the proposition could unit plans to increase its pany that has defined the would cut the state’s oil the state had 1.3 billion be a significant blow. Inde- share of oil production, digital age and continues [email protected] output by more than half barrels of proved oil re- pendent explorers Extrac- amid low gas prices. But it to lead at the cutting edge Twitter @Ryan_Ori and, perhaps, act as a poten- serves. tion Oil and Gas, PDC Ener- hasn’t announced new ex- tial blueprint for blocking The vote is in a few weeks. gy and SRC Energy all saw ploration in the state. development elsewhere. Meantime, the latest cam- their shares fall after Col- The company operates BP moved its office from paign filings show oppo- orado put Proposition 112 more than 1,300 wells in the Houston weeks before the nents to the proposition have on the ballot. Colorado portion of the San U.S. auto brands fall flat proposition hit the ballot. put $37.8 million into defeat- Other heavily exposed Juan Basin but is weighing Colorado has been drawing ing it, including $300,000 companies include High- selling those assets after its drillers whose interest has contributed by BP on Oct. 2, point Resources Corp., Bo- $10.5 billion acquisition of in reliability rankings been piqued by production and about $6 million each nanza Creek Energy Inc., most of BHP Billiton Ltd.’s Reliability, from Page 1 most reliable vehicle the that has climbed tenfold from Anadarko Petroleum Whiting Petroleum Corp., onshore U.S. fields. It also brand had until the re- since 2001 to a record and Noble Energy. Anadarko and Noble, ac- owns and operates a natural as readers reported trouble design, and now it’s the 450,000 barrels a day in That compares with cording to an analysis by gas plant near the New with the air suspension worst, dragging down Bu- April. $921,000 raised by propo- Bloomberg Intelligence. Mexico border that can and door handles that ex- ick’s score, Fisher said. Along with Noble Energy nents. The latest polling by Some companies are do- process as much as 280 tend from the body when Cadillac, he said, Inc., Anadarko Petroleum Height Securities showed ing what they can to miti- million cubic feet a day. the driver approaches. The pushes the edge on new Corp. and others, BP is now support for the measure at gate the impact of the mea- Politically, BP is trying to low reliability score cost consumer-pleasing tech- in the midst of a multimil- 43 percent and opposition at sure. straddle both sides. While the Model S its “Recom- nology, but that causes lion-dollar war about the 47 percent, based on a sur- Highpoint, for instance, the company opposes the mended Buy” status with reliability problems. state’s environmental fu- vey conducted Oct. 15-16. is evaluating the drilling of ballot measure, it casts itself the magazine. Almost the opposite are ture. These companies “don’t longer laterals, Chief Finan- as broadly supportive of Tesla’s Model X SUV Toyota and its Lexus luxu- “The long-term impact is just have to win,” said Ethan cial Officer Bill Crawford Denver’s environmental remained “much worse ry brand, which have tak- quite significant,” said Matt Bellamy, a senior analyst at said. Others are rushing to goals. than average” due to prob- en the top two slots for the Andre, an energy analyst at Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. secure drilling permits “This is a city and a state lems with its falcon-wing sixth straight year, Fisher S&P Global Platts. “It’s “They have to win by a mile ahead of the vote. Extrac- that cares about the environ- doors and touch screen, said. Toyota is slow to about the precedent being to take the risk overhang tion Oil & Gas anticipates ment — we see ourselves as a while the simpler Model 3 introduce new technol- set, and it is working its way out of the stocks. If Pro- having more than three partner in that,” said Dave mass-market sedan ran- ogy, only now offering to other states.” position 112 wins, the stocks years of drilling inventory Lawler, chief executive of ked “average” in reliability. Apple CarPlay when other At issue is Proposition will get torched.” permitted and “ready to go” BP’s Lower 48 unit, in an Tesla introduced more automakers did it years 112, which requires that BP isn’t the only com- if the measure passes, Chief interview last month. “This complexity into the Model ago, he said. new drilling sites, proc- pany to show renewed in- Executive Mark Erickson is one of the many steps of S by offering all-wheel- “If you’re slow to the essing plants and gathering terest in Colorado, even said on a second-quarter how we’re transforming the drive and air suspension market, you’re slow with lines be more than 2,500 amid efforts to restrict de- earnings call. company.” standard, Fisher said. The technology, that’s the way feet from homes, schools velopment in the state. Wy- Anadarko, which holds Lawler insisted the Den- company makes hardware you do get reliability and and other “vulnerable” oming gas producer Ultra 400,000 acres in the Den- ver office is here to stay, and software changes that’s how Toyota is so areas. In effect, it makes 54 Petroleum Corp. in Septem- ver-Julesburg Basin, al- regardless of the refer- weekly, raising the risk of consistent,” he said. percent of surface land in- ber moved its headquarters ready has announced plans endum’s outcome or the problems, he said. Consumer Reports said accessible to producers. from Houston to Denver, to trim new production in potential sale of BP’s hold- General Motors’ brands it didn’t have enough data If the measure passes, part of a plan to consolidate the region, even before the ings. were hurt by mechanical to rank Alfa Romeo, Fiat, production could fall 55 operations. measure made it onto the The decision to relocate problems including trans- Jaguar, Land Rover, Mas- percent by 2023, according Even Noble, which last ballot. to Denver rested largely on missions on its newly in- erati, Mitsubishi or Smart. to an S&P analysis. But year shifted operations to “There’s uncertainty,” the state’s “entrepreneurial troduced large crossover The magazine gives Andre sees that as just a Texas, has reallocated activ- Bloomberg Intelligence ana- mindset,” he said. “And in SUVs such as the Buick more weight to mechani- best-case scenario: “It as- ity back to the Denver- lyst James Blatchford said. Denver, certainly, a technol- Enclave, Chevrolet Tra- cal and safety issues than sumes that people who can Julesburg Basin amid pipe- “Anadarko might reduce ac- ogy emphasis that we want verse and GMC Acadia. minor problems like voice drill will drill,” he said. “But line bottlenecks expected to tivity in the D-J Basin but to be part of the company Buick’s Enclave was the recognition or wind noise. you have to imagine that slow growth in the prolific aren’t likely to leave entirely.” long term.”

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The plane-maker facturer had handed off also reported higher-than- 568 commercial aircraft to DANIEL ACKER/BLOOMBERG NEWS expected earnings, raised customers as of the end of Sears estimated it had net operating losses it could use to offset $5 billion of future taxable income. its annual profit forecast September. and predicted that sales Operating margin for would reach a record $100 the commercial division, billion. which generates about two Sears’ most valuable The results underscored thirds of Boeing’s sales, the strength of Boeing’s rose 3.4 points to 13.2 commercial aircraft busi- percent, moving toward ness as the world’s largest the midteen goal set by aerospace company ben- Chief Executive Officer asset could be its losses efits from booming global Dennis Muilenburg. The demand for air travel and a measure was 13.3 percent $491 billion order backlog. for the company’s global By Misyrlena “He’s in an enviable posi- to be decided, with the bid,” which would be tested For now, at least, investors services business. Egkolfopoulou tion,” said Robert Willens, a company trying to reorga- at an auction for higher looked past an operating While the defense unit Bloomberg News New-York based tax con- nize but admitting it could offers, according to court loss at the defense business posted a 13 percent sales sultant. Willens said he sees be forced to liquidate. In its papers. after Boeing booked $691 gain, it posted an operating The losses that drove an advantage for Lampert in bankruptcy filing, it listed While a sale in bank- million in accounting loss equal to 4.3 percent of Sears Holdings Corp. into the bankruptcy. Essentially, assets of $6.94 billion — not ruptcy would often mean a charges for two high-pro- revenue as a result of bankruptcy could end up if Sears reorganizes and that much more than the change in control, meaning file contract wins from the one-time accounting being a valuable multi- some of its debt converts to tax losses. A big factor in that such tax benefits are Pentagon. charges. billion-dollar asset because stock in a new company, whether the company sur- lost, Lampert’s stock and “There is a lot going on The division took a $64 of tax breaks — especially Lampert could take more vives will be whether Lam- debt stakes would help him under the hood in Boeing’s million writedown on the for its most notable creditor than half of the new stock pert extends a $300 million avoid that. Lampert and Q3 but with regard to what KC-46 military tanker, and chairman, Edward without losing the tax as- loan and offers to buy up a ESL together own about 49 the market cares about which is already two years Lampert. sets, whereas other cred- group of around 400 stores. percent of Sears shares, and most — that Boeing gener- behind schedule. Then As of the retailer’s bank- itors can not. When a company has are among Sears’ biggest ates a lot of cash — the there was a $691 million ruptcy on Oct. 15, Sears In fact, says Roy Haya, accumulated net operating creditors, having extended results delivered,” Seth forward loss recorded for estimated it had net op- head derivatives trader for losses, it can use them to it $2.66 billion in debt Seifman, an analyst at JP- two military contracts erating losses it could use to Twenty-First Securities, a offset future taxable in- through various loans. Morgan Chase, said in a Boeing won in September: offset $5 billion of future firm that specializes in come, which in turn cuts Creditors who have held note to clients Wednesday. a refueling drone for the taxable income, and sepa- structuring tax-efficient into its tax bills. The rule is debt for 18 months before Boeing rose 19 percent U.S. Navy and a next- rate tax credits of around hedging transactions, it ap- meant to give struggling the filing and whose debt this year through Tuesday, generation trainer jet for $900 million. These are the pears Lampert is now in a companies more breathing rose in the ordinary course bucking a selloff that af- Air Force pilots. most valuable assets Sears situation in which he can’t room. That means big ben- of Sears’ business are flicted other industrial ti- The company says has, and under U.S. tax law, lose control of the company efits on the balance sheet. “qualified creditors” who tans such as 3M, Deerfield- there’s a deliberate strate- they could disappear in because of the assets, which For example, Sears saved can thus avoid losing the tax based Caterpillar and gy behind bids such as its bankruptcy if another com- only he appears able to take $1.7 billion in deferred taxes assets even if there’s a shift DowDuPont. T-X offering, which was pany or investor takes the advantage of. “By buying up in 2017, according to its in control towards them. Investors have increas- $10 billion below the Pen- company over. almost half the stock while most recent quarterly filing. ESL has “consistently has ingly focused on free cash tagon’s estimated costs. The assets are so prized lending the company more Sears has already used provided financing,” when flow since Boeing earnings Boeing sees a chance to that Sears has said they will money, he effectively cre- net operating losses, also Sears was short on cash, are adjusted for pension dominate a potential global help its efforts to reorganize. ated a situation such that no known as NOLs, to offset a according to the company’s expenses and the company market of 2,600 planes. A new, restructured Sears is one could force a change in taxable gain of about $2.2 bankruptcy filing. has pledged to plow an Total sales associated with more attractive with them, ownership, even in Chapter billion when it sold more Other creditors might equivalent amount into the two military aircraft and could even use them to 11,” Haya said. than 200 Sears and Kmart not, so they wouldn’t have shareholder returns. But could be valued at more buy up another company. Lampert’s hedge fund, stores to real estate com- the benefit of the tax advan- the cash bonanza’s dura- than $60 billion. But while its survival is up in ESL Investments, declined pany Seritage Growth Prop- tages should they consider bility was called into ques- “Think of these as in- the air, the tax assets also to comment. Sears didn’t erties in 2015, according to making an offer for the tion as the company failed vestments in a production mean Lampert has more of return calls for comment, company filing. Lampert company. to boost its full-year out- run that will begin in the an incentive to keep Sears but its bankruptcy lawyers holds a stake in Seritage and Avoiding liquidation is look for the measure. early 2020s and run, po- alive than other creditors. If said in court filings that the serves as chairman of the also crucial to keeping the During the third quar- tentially, for decades,” he doesn’t step in with fi- assets could help its “efforts board. tax assets. If Sears unwinds ter, Boeing spent $2.5 bil- Muilenburg said on an nancing, keeping the tax towards a successful reor- Lampert’s potential pur- in bankruptcy, the net op- lion on its own stock and earnings conference call assets alive, it’s not clear ganization.” chase offer for Sears stores erating losses could disap- paid $1 billion of dividends. Wednesday. whether other investors will. The fate of Sears has yet would be a “stalking horse pear, Haya said. The results were bolstered But to make the strategy by a $412 million one-time pay off, Boeing will need to tax benefit related to an stick to deadlines and audit in 2013 and 2014. The budgets — areas where it’s company also got a cash struggled with military New flu drug OK’d — as good as Tamiflu, only one dose gain from a decline in the programs such as the balance of inventory and much-delayed tanker. By Linda A. Johnson Health officials have said “With thousands of peo- quicker. factory costs for the 787 Muilenburg’s counter- Associated Press an estimated 80,000 Ameri- ple getting the flu every year, Further testing is planned Dreamliner, which part at Lockheed, Marillyn cans died of flu and its and many people becoming to determine whether dropped $667 million to Hewson, spelled out the TRENTON, N.J. — U.S. complications last winter, seriously ill, having safe and Xofluza is better than Tami- $23.6 billion. risks. health regulators have ap- the disease’s highest death effective treatment alterna- flu for preventing spread of Adjusted earnings rose Matching Boeing would proved the first new type of toll in at least four decades. tives is critical. This novel the flu to others and for to $3.58 a share, Boeing have meant absorbing $5 flu drug in two decades. The severe flu season drug provides an important, treating patients at high risk said in a statement. Ana- billion in losses, “an out- Wednesday’s approval of increased demand for Tami- additional treatment op- for hospitalization and lysts had expected $3.47, come that we do not feel Xofluza for people age 12 flu and led to spot shortages. tion,” U.S. Food and Drug pneumonia, such as people according to the average of would have been in the and older comes ahead of Roche’s Genentech unit Administration Commis- with diabetes or lung dis- estimates compiled by best interest of our stock- the brunt of this winter’s flu plans to launch Xofluza sioner Scott Gottlieb said in ease, pregnant women, Bloomberg. Revenue holders or our customers,” season. within a few weeks. It will a statement. young children and the climbed 3.8 percent to she said during an earnings Xofluza is a pill that can cost $150 without insurance. In company testing on elderly. $25.1 billion, topping the call Tuesday. reduce severity and shorten The need for only one 1,064 people, Xofluza ended “We think this can be $23.9 billion analysts had Bolstered by the cash duration of flu symptoms dose is an advantage since coughing, sneezing and fe- important for patients, im- predicted. spigot from its jetliner after one just dose. It was patients don’t always take all ver, or greatly reduced portant for public health,” Investors had held low sales, Boeing is willing to developed by the Roche their medicine, said Dr. symptoms, in just over two Eisner said. expectations for the third take the long view. Group and Shionogi & Co. Mark Eisner, Genentech’s days on average. A compari- Xofluza side effects were quarter after supplier “Boeing’s leveraging the It works about as well as head of development of inson group given Tamiflu mild — diarrhea, nausea, strains left dozens of unfin- fact that they’re generating Tamiflu, Roche’s older flu fectious disease medicines. fared similarly. While headaches and bronchitis — ished 737 jetliners, the a lot of cash from the treatment, which is also Each year, flu typically Xofluza didn’t work faster and occurred at about the company’s main source of commercial part of the available in cheaper generic kills about 12,000 to 56,000 than Tamiflu, it did reduce same rate as study participa- profit, parked around a business,” said Ken Her- versions. Tamiflu is taken Americans and up to the level of the virus in nts given Tamiflu or placebo Seattle-area factory. bert, an analyst with twice daily for five days. 650,000 people worldwide. patients’ nose and throat pills. But the results under- Canaccord Genuity.

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John Marquardt 1934-2018 Ex-Cubs physician was Gartland, Mary N. Death Notices Mary N. Gartland, age 87 , a resident of the Villa St. Benedict community in Lisle, IL and a former Northwestern staff chief longtime resident of Chicago, passed away peacefully on October 19, 2018 at Villa St. Benedict Balice, Jennifer M. surrounded by her loving family. She was born By Bob Goldsborough bright physicians,” John Jennifer M. Balice; Age 36; Loving daughter of Vito in Chicago, IL on December 26, 1930. Mary was Chicago Tribune Marquardt Jr. said. and Kathleen, nee Sutherland; Loving mother of preceded in death by her beloved husband of 66 Emily Kathleen, Michael John, and Natalia Taylor; years Eugene S. Gartland. She is survived by her At Northwestern Memo- Loving sister of Gina and the late Michael; Dr. John Funston Mar- rial, Marquardt served as loving children Maureen (Tom) Farrell, Mary Jean Companion of Jerry; Loving aunt to Anthony; Loving (Bob) Bazzetta, Kristine (Joe) Domek, Kathleen quardt was an internal med- chief of staff and developed godchild to Colleen Davoren and the late Michael (John) Esposito, Eugene (Caryn) Gartland, Eileen icine physician and chief of a reputation for practicing Balice; Jennifer will be remembered for her sense (Tim) Riemersma, Geraldine (Tom) Kunkel, Mark staff at Northwestern Me- “not just the science of of humor, beautiful smile, warm and giving heart, (Sheila) Gartland, Colleen (Dave) Kushner; her morial Hospital who also medicine but the art of her love for animals and all her family; Her children cherished grandchildren Patrick Farrell, Matthew was the team physician for medicine,” said internal were her heart and soul; Visitation Friday 3:00 p.m. (Amanda) Farrell, Sarah Bazzetta, Kathleen (Mike) the Chicago Cubs and the medicine physician Mary to 9:00 p.m. Funeral Saturday, 10:00 a.m. Chapel Passananti, Lizzie and Julie Bazetta, Corey (Jamie) medical director for several Beth Richmond, who prac- Service at Curley Funeral Home, 6116 W. 111th Fennessy, Casey Domek, Kelli Esposito, Ryan, Scott, Street, Chicago Ridge; Interment Holy Sepulchre and Claire Gartland, Katie and Erin Riemersma, Chicago companies, includ- tices at Northwestern Me- Cemetery; For funeral info 708-422-2700, or www. ing the Tribune’s former morial Hospital and suc- Kelly, Billy and Kristy Kunkel, Colleen, Nora and John curleyfuneralhome.com Gartland, David, Sarah, Ashley and Sydney Kushner; parent company. ceeded Marquardt as Trib- her adored great-grandchildren Mona, Louie and MARQUARDT FAMILY PHOTO “He was a very talented une Co.’s medical director. Eddie Passananti; as well as numerous nieces and doctor and diagnostician, Dr. John Marquardt was the “His relationships with nephews. Siblings include Raymond Dunphy, Harriet with a great bedside man- Cubs’ team physician from his patients were so special. Amico, Sandra Joan Wisz and Bobby Dunphy. She ner,” said retired Tribune 1990 to 2000. Whenever he started with a Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries was preceded in death by her parents Mary and Co. Chairman and CEO new patient, he always be- Raymond Dunphy. Mary was a proud graduate of John Madigan. “John was for 27 years until his death gan the conversation the Providence High School Class of 1948 and was a someone you could go to for in December 1989. As early same way, saying to them, Bruce, Catherine Evelyn member of their Alumni Club. She embraced her advice on a lot of subjects as the early 1970s, Mar- ‘Tell me a little bit about Catherine Evelyn Bruce (nee Daubach) of Greendale, role as the mother of nine children. She went on to WI. passed away on October 19, 2018. Beloved work for Sears, Roebuck, and Company for 20 years. and he was always available quardt assisted Suker in yourself,’ and they did, and wife of the late Arthur Leroy Bruce; dear mother of She was a devout Catholic and a longtime member and thoughtful and analyt- treating Cubs players suf- patients really opened up to Marcia Bruce Strahl and Robert Allen Bruce, grand- of Our Lady of the Snows Parish in Chicago and ical, and was just a great fering from a wide variety of him and he got to know not mother of four, great grandmother of seven and most recently at Sacred Heart Monastery Chapel in person.” maladies, and Marquardt just their medical problems longtime member of Park View Lutheran Church, Lisle. Throughout her life she gave selflessly of her Marquardt, 84, died of would fill in as team physi- but also their personal strug- Chicago. Private internment at Irving Park Cemetery time and talents to numerous church and Catholic heart failure at his North- cian during Suker’s absence. gles, their disappointments, at a later date. school activities. Mary loved performing Irish field home on Oct. 18, said In January 1990, the their challenges,” Richmond Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries dances and even taught four generations of fam- his son John Jr. Cubs formally named Mar- said. “He got to know the ily and friends how to Irish dance as well! She will Born in Chicago, Mar- quardt the team’s physician, person, and anytime he fin- be remembered for being the ultimate hostess of Chappell, Joseph parties and gatherings, rooting on her dear Chicago quardt was the son of Dr. a role he held until retiring ished with a patient, they 72, of Albany, OR, passed away in his home on Cubs, performing in community productions, giving Gilbert H. Marquardt Sr., from the post in 2000. walked out the door feeling a October 22, 2018. Fisher Funeral Home is handling her time to fund raisers, being a dear friend to many, who had been chief of staff “He was proud of the fact little less weighed-down the arrangements. but most of all being the best mother, grandmother at Wesley Memorial Hospi- that he was the team physi- and a little more encour- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and great grandmother anyone could ask for. She tal, which is now part of cian for the Cubs, and he aged, and I think that was will be deeply missed. For those who would like Northwestern Memorial gave up a lot of personal his greatest charm.” to leave a lasting tribute to Mary’s life, memorial Hospital. Marquardt grew time and weekends and Marquardt retired from Cicinelli, Nicholas P. donations may be directed to either the Alzheimer’s up on the South Side and evenings eventually to tend the practice of medicine in Nicholas P. Cicinelli 82 of Park Ridge. At Peace with Association Illinois Chapter 8430 W Bryn Mawr graduated from the Har- to the Cubs players,” Madi- 2000. Both before and dur- Christ Tuesday, October 23, 2018 Ave #800, Chicago, IL 60631 or the Benedictine Beloved husband of Sylvia nee Lisowski. Sisters of the Sacred Heart, 1910 Maple Ave. Lisle, vard School for Boys in the gan said. “He was steadfast ing retirement he was an Loving father of Elizabeth (Kevin) IL 60532. Visitation will be Saturday, October 27 Kenwood neighborhood. in his care for them.” avid sailor, his son said. McMasters, Nicholas and the late from 9:00 AM until the time of the Mass of Christian He earned a bachelor’s de- Marquardt and Suker “He grew up sailing on Jennifer. Beloved son of the late Joseph Burial 10:30 AM at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic gree from Haverford Col- also had close ties to Chi- the South Side and spent and Elizabeth. Fond grandfather of Caelan. Dear Church, 1500 Brookdale Rd. Naperville. A private lege in 1956 and a medical cago-based chewing gum what little free time he had brother of Joseph and Ronald (Dolores) . Fond uncle family interment will take place at Abraham Lincoln degree from Northwestern giant Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. owning a handful of sail- and great uncle to many. Visitation Friday from National Cemetery, Elwood, IL at a later date. University in 1960. and were co-medical direc- boats,” his son said. “He 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. at Cumberland Chapels Arrangements by Friedrich-Jones Funeral Home & Marquardt then served tors at Wrigley. Marquardt switched over to power- (FRIEL FUNERAL DIRECTORS) 8300 W. Lawrence Cremation Services. For more information, please as a captain in the Air Force. assumed the role as that boats a little bit later in life Ave., Norridge. Funeral Services Begin Friday 11:00 call (630)355-0213 or visit www.friedrich-jones.com. A.M. at the Funeral Home and will proceed to Mary “Flowers bloomed as she passed by.” After leaving active duty in company’s medical director because it was less phys- Seat of Wisdom Church, Park Ridge. Funeral Mass 1964, he undertook post- upon Suker’s death. Mar- ically challenging.” 11:30 A.M., Interment with Military Honors All Saints graduate medical training at quardt also was the medical Marquardt also is sur- Cemetery. Info www.cumberlandchapels or 708/ Wesley Memorial. director at Tribune Co. and vived by his wife of 56 years, 456-8300 In 1967 he began practic- at Peoples Energy. Judith; another son, James; Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries ing at Wesley, which “I think a lot of (the a daughter, Wendy Olson; merged with Passavant Me- corporate work) came out and seven grandchildren. Giangrasse morial Hospital to form of the fact that Northwest- A funeral is set for 3 p.m. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries See Marie A. Hund notice. Northwestern Memorial ern and the medical care at Friday at Christ Church Hospital in 1972. Marquardt Northwestern are so highly Winnetka, 784 Sheridan Gierut, Raymond G. practiced alongside Dr. Ja- thought of, and Dad had the Road, Winnetka. CRUCERO, ROEL P Raymond G. Gierut; passed away on Oct 13th 2018, cob Suker, who had been good fortune to share a Bob Goldsborough is a Roel P. Crucero. Beloved husband of Nida nee Navy Veteran beloved son of Raymond E the Cubs’ team physician practice with a lot of very freelance reporter. Retirado. Loving father of Ron Nigel (Charity) and the late Emily Gierut; loving father Crucero. Funeral Saturday 10:45 am from Thompson of Christopher (Holly) Gierut; dearest & Kuenster Funeral Home, 5570 W. 95th St. Oak grandfather of Christopher Gierut Jr., Lawn to St. Gerald Church for Mass at 11:30 am. dear brother of Richard (Diane) Gierut; Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation fond uncle of Matthew and Christine. Ray was a Friday from 3:00 pm until 9:00 pm. thompsonkuen- cherished friend and employee of the Catholic Chicago Daily Tribune sterfuneralhome.com 708-425-0500 Funeral & Cemetery Services, A Ministry of the Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Diocese of Sacramento. Visitation Saturday 8:00 ON OCTOBER 25 ... In 1971 the United Nations In 1999 pro golfer Payne A.M. until time of Prayers 9:30 A.M. at Lawn Funeral seated mainland China and Stewart, 42, and five others Home 17909 S 94th Ave Tinley Park Il 60487 to St On Oct. 25, 1400, author expelled Taiwan. were killed when their Dapper, Beatrice W. Stephen Deacon & Martyr Church Mass 10:00 A.M. Geoffrey Chaucer died in Learjet flew uncontrolled Beatrice W. Dapper, nee Woerner,97. Beloved wife Entombment Good Shepherd Cemetery; in lieu of London. In 1983 a U.S.-led force for four hours before crash- of the late Jerome H. Dapper. Cherished mother of flowers, donations to the American Cancer Society, invaded Grenada at the or- ing in South Dakota. Also in Judine ( Dennis) Kerr, Mary (Michael) Cherry, Terese www.cancer.org would be appreciated; Funeral info In 1854 1999 (the late Gregory) Koncos , Joan Dapper and the late (708) 532-3100. the Charge of the der of President Ronald Republican presi- Jerome (Carmela) Dapper. Loving grandmother of Light Brigade took place Reagan, who said the action dential candidate Patrick Bridget, Bonnie, Samuel, Christopher, Aimee, Sarah, during the Crimean War as was needed to protect U.S. Buchanan bolted the GOP Mary Margaret, Katharine, Victoria and Alexandra. an English brigade of more citizens there. to mount a bid for the Proud great grandmother of 11. Visitation Friday Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries than 600 men, facing hope- Reform Party nomination. from 3 until 9:00PM at M J Suerth Funeral Home, less odds, charged the Rus- In 1986 the Boston Red Sox 6754 N. Northwest Hwy., Chicago. Funeral Saturday sian army in the Battle of lost Game 6 of the World In 2000, laboring in the starting with prayers at the funeral home at 11:30AM Gobrewski, Mildred Balaclava and suffered Series to the New York Mets frigid murk of the Barents to St. Juliana Church (Oketo & Touhy) for Mass at 12 Mildred (nee Sroczynski) Gobrewski, 93, of Chicago, heavy losses. when a routine ground ball Sea, divers found and re- Noon. Beatrice’s family were founding members of passed away Sunday October St. Juliana Parish in 1927. In lieu of flowers, memori- 21, 2018 at her home. Born rolled through the legs of moved the first bodies from als appreciated to St. Juliana School Endowment In 1881 artist Pablo Picasso Boston first baseman Bill the wreckage of the nuclear August 26, 1925 in Chicago, Fund, 7200 N. Osceola, Chicago, IL 60631 or St. she was the daughter of the was born in Malaga, Spain. Buckner, allowing the win- submarine Kursk, which Vincent DePaul Society, 2815 N. Kimball, Chicago, late Stanley Avery and Phyllis ning run to score in the 10th sank on Aug. 12, 2000, with IL 60618 svdpchicago.org. Interment St. Joseph (Kurowski) Sroczynski. In 1912 Grand Ole Opry inning. the loss of all 118 sailors Cemetery. For more information call 773 631 1240 She was raised and educated comic Minnie Pearl was aboard. or www.suerth.com in Chicago and married Reni born Sarah Cannon in Cen- In 1993 actor Vincent Price Gobrewski who preceded terville, Tenn. died in Los Angeles; he was In 2002 U.S. Sen. Paul her in death in 1966. She was 82. Wellstone, D-Minn., was a long term employee with In 1929 former Interior killed with his wife, daugh- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries CAN Insurance in Chicago and resided on South Secretary Albert Fall was In 1994 Susan Smith of ter and five others in a plane Michigan Ave in Chicago for 47 years. She is survived by one brother Stanley Sroczynski of convicted of accepting a Union, S.C., claimed that an crash in northern Minne- Lansing, IL; sister Lorraine Kirk of Steger, IL; nieces $100,000 bribe in connec- African-American car- sota 11 days before Election Djurkowitsch, Anna T. and nephews Tim (Jan) Kirk of Park Forest, Amy Anna T. Djurkowitsch, 80, passed away on Tuesday, tion with the Elk Hills Naval jacker had driven off with Day; he was 58. Kirk of Park Forest, Russell Kirk of Ocala, Florida, October 16, 2018 at her home in Fairchild, Oil Reserve in California. her two sons. (Smith later Amy Kirk of Park Forest, Mike (Doreen) Sroczynski Wisconsin. She was born November 28, 1937 In 2003 of Dyer, Indiana, Kerry (Mike) Sroczynski of Tucson, confessed to drowning the the Florida Mar- to Michael Gassmann and Elizabeth Bohnert in In 1940 AZ, Jason Sroczynski of Lansing; sister-in-law Donna college basketball children and was convicted lins won the World Series in Canoplja, Yugoslavia where she lived until she was Sroczynski of Morris; and numerous great nieces coach Bob Knight was born of murder.) Game 6 against the New 12 years old. and nephews. in Orrville, Ohio. York Yankees, 2-0. Also in Upon moving to the United States, her family settled She is preceded in death by her parents; husband In 1995 a Metra commuter 2003 Florida State’s Bobby in Chicago, Illinois. Anna graduated from High School and brother Tom Sroczynski in 2013. In 1962 in Chicago and worked for the US Postal Service in Adlai E. Stevenson train slammed into a school Bowden became the win- Visitation for Mildred will be from 10:00 am to the greater Chicago area for over 30 years. Upon II, the U.S. ambassador to bus in Fox River Grove, ningest coach in major col- 11:00 am Saturday October 27, 2018 at the U. C. retirement, she relocated to Fairchild, Wisconsin. the U.N., presented photo- killing seven McHenry lege football history with Davis-Callahan Funeral Home, located at 301 West She is survived by her two daughters, Darlene Marie graphic evidence of Soviet County high school stu- his 339th victory as the Washington Street in Morris. Immediately following (William “Buddy”) Phillips and Tina Louise Spicer; Also in 1995 the visitation at 11:00 AM will be a Celebration of missile bases in Cuba to the dents. John Seminoles beat Wake Forest four grandchildren, Emily (Justin) Green, Michael Also in Mildred’s life with Rev. Dr. Roy Backus officiating. Security Council. Sweeney was elected AFL- 48-24. (Jessica) Arturi, Nicholas and Zachary Phillips; four 1962 Also in Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery in Morris. writer John Steinbeck CIO president. great grandchildren Mikey and Ava Arturi, Johnny Arrangements have been entrusted with U.C. Davis- was awarded the Nobel 1995 tennis hustler Bobby In 2004 the U.S. Supreme and Max Green; a dear friend Danny Richards; and Callahan Funeral Home, 301 W. Washington Street, Prize in literature. Riggs died in Leucadia, Cal- Court announced that Chief sister, Elizabeth Hammang. Morris, IL. For further information visit the website In addition to her parents, she was preceded in if.; he was 77. Justice William Rehnquist at www.ucdaviscallahan.com or contact the funeral death by a brother-in-law; Joseph Hammang. had thyroid cancer. home at 815-942-0084. Online condolences may be Private services will be held at a later time. The directed to the family by visiting the website. Schiefelbein Funeral Home in Osseo, Wisconsin is In 2005 U.S. military Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries deaths in Iraq reached the assisting the family with arrangements. WINNING LOTTERY NUMBERS Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 2,000 mark. Also in 2005 Greene, Lotus ILLINOIS INDIANA the White Sox and the Lotus Greene nee Litke, 92, beloved wife of the late Oct. 24 Oct. 24 Houston Astros began Donnelly, Jean S. Irwin for 67 wonderful years; cherished Powerball ...... 03 21 45 53 56 / 22 Lotto ...... 03 13 32 35 39 43 playing Game 3 of the Jean S. Donnelly, loving wife of the late Thomas H. mother of Carin (Terry) Baren, Wendy 719 / 8 Powerball jackpot: $620M Daily 3 midday ...... 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O’Connell, George B., Jr. Halverson, Dorothy S. George B. O’Connell, Jr., age 93, left this earth on Dorothy S. Halverson, nee Swick, of Westchester, age October 23, 2018. Beloved husband of the late 90. Beloved wife of the late Richard E.; loving mother Barbara (nee King). Devoted father of Catherine Stasiak, Albin R. ‘Al’ of Diane (John) Griffith, Donna (Art) Sturdevant and O’Connell (Fred Venrick), Thomas K. O’Connell, Jane With love and sadness, the family of Albin R. Stasiak Doug (Michelle) Halverson; proud grandmother of Davis, George B. O’Connell III. Visitation from 4:00 to announce his death on Melissa (Shawn), Kyle, Cory (Cassandra), Garett, 8:00pm Thursday, October 25 at Kelley and Spalding October 20, 2018. Beloved Rick, Michael and Amanda; great-grandmother Funeral Home, 1787 Deerfield Road, Highland Park, life partner of Elayne of Mason. Family and friends will be received at Illinois. Funeral Mass Friday, October 26, 10:00am Schmitz, loving brother of the Conboy-Westchester Funeral Home, 10501 W. at Immaculate Conception, 770 Deerfield Road, Elizabeth Biela and Robert Cermak Rd., Westchester (2 blks West of Mannheim Highland Park, Illinois. For info or directions please Stasiak, brother-in-law of Rd.) on Sunday, October 28, 2018 from 3:00 to 8:00 contact Kelley & Spalding Funeral Home at 847-831- Geralyn (Michael) Lombardi p.m. Funeral Monday 9:30 a.m. from the funeral 4260 or www.kelleyspaldingfuneralhome.com and Pat (Leonard) Jagielo home to Divine Infant Church for 10:00 a.m. Mass. and step-father of Heather Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of (Forrest) Reynolds and Jason flowers, memorials to the American Cancer Society (Kara) Schmitz, proud and devoted Papa of Maya, Ollie and Liam, and uncle of (www.cancer.org) appreciated. For further info Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 708-F-U-N-E-R-A-L. Lauren, Greg, Laurie, Kathie, Michael and David. He also leaves behind many devoted friends. Al was a Peterson, Catherine T. dedicated special education and history teacher, ad- Catherine T. Peterson nee Donahue age 86; beloved ministrator and basketball coach for many years at wife of the late Robert L.; loving mother of the late Gordon Technical High School and Luther Burbank Cathy Kramer, Robert (Julie), Dennis (Euguenia) Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries in Chicago. As an avid golfer, Al and his brother and Michael Peterson; dear grandmother of Jason, spent many summer days on the courses. He was Jeffrey, Robert and Maria Osipova; dearest sister of also known by those who loved him as a true re- the late Joan Novak and the late Dolores Boldyga. Hund, Marie A. naissance man; he loved hiking, nature, music, and Marie A. Hund, nee McNicholas, beloved wife of the Memorial Visitation 9:30 am, Prayers 12:30 pm was an amazing dancer. He loved wine collecting, late Norbert Hund and the late Joseph Giangrasse; Saturday October 27, 2018 at Kosary Funeral sports memorabilia and especially quality time with loving mother of Julie (Phil) Hiestand, Ed (Cathy) Home 9837 S. Kedzie, Evergreen Park. Interment his family and friends. He leaves behind a wonder- Giangrasse, Jean (Bill) Gacek and Marianne (Ted) St. Michael’s Church Memorial Gardens, Cherokee ful legacy of working with and impacting the lives Cooke, step-mother of Tom (Judy) Hund, Eileen (Bob) Village, Arkansas of the children that he taught and coached. We will Gravani and Larry (Jane) Hund; dear grandmother Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries always carry with us memories of the kind, gentle of 18 and great-grandmother of 16; fond sister of nature of a man who had a quiet disposition, yet John (Eleanor) McNicholas, the late Marge (the Polin, Marty always spoke with purpose. Al, we all love and miss late Don) Fahrenbach, Anne (John) Giangrasse, Marty Polin, age 91, passed away on October 20, you and wish you peace on your journey. The fam- Tom (the late Kitty) McNicholas and Therese 2018.He was preceded in death by ily wishes to thank the dedicated staff of Silverado McNicholas. Visitation Friday 8:30AM to 9:45AM at Onnie, his loving wife of 60 years. He Memory Care (Lake Zurich) and JourneyCare Adams-Winterfield & Sullivan Funeral Home. Funeral is survived by his daughter Edie Litwin, (Barrington). Memorial gifts appreciated to Lewy Mass 11:00AM at The Sacred Heart Chapel at Villa son-in-law Howard Litwin, son Larry Body Dementia Association, LBDA.com and St. Benedict, 1920 Maple Ave., Lisle. Interment Polin, granddaughter Jessica Polin, and JourneyCare Foundation, 2050 Claire Ct., Glenview, Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Memorials to Villa sister and brother-in-law Anita and Art Trossman. IL 60025, journeycare.org/donate. Celebration of St. Benedict, appreciated. 630/968-1000 or www. Accepting condolences at The Lodge of Northbrook, Al’s life will be held at a later date. For information, adamswinterfieldsullivan.com 2220 Founders Dr.,Northbrook, on Saturday, October Davenport Family Funeral Home 27, 2018 from 5pm-8pm. He will be missed by fam- please contact , Lake Zurich, 847-550-4221. For online condolences Every ily, friends and the students and staff of Wescott School. He was a great guy. please visit, www.davenportfamily.com. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries life story Reinisch, Stanford Stanford Reinisch, 93, longtime Chicago resident, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Kanak, Richard Herman recently of Sarasota. Beloved husband Richard Herman Kanak, beloved husband of the late of Carol DeChant; devoted father of deserves Eleanor Marie, loving father of Donna Deborah (Michael Theodore) Reinisch Marie, Diane Eleanor Bonner and Richard and Linda (Alan Martinson) Reinisch; Jr (Gia). Proud and devoted grandfather loving stepfather of Beth (Jim) Kasper, Theobald, Edward Robert of Nicholas, Jessica , Richard III and Theobald, Edward R to be told. Meredith (David) Ashby, Brian (Arlene) DeChant, and Jackson. Dear brother of Darlene Lorenz David (Ann-Marie) DeChant; cherished grandfather Edward Robert Theobald, Jr. age 94, of and brother in law of George Bruser. Honorable vet- of Isabel Caro Mai Twanmo, Cecilia Caro Soong Pittsboro, North Carolina. Ed Theobald eran who served his country during WW II in the U.S. Twanmo, Matt (Melissa) Bernier, Jacob (Amanda) was born in Chicago, Illinois on May 3, Navy. In lieu of flowers, please thank a veteran or Share your loved one's story at Bernier, David DeChant, Olivia DeChant, Grace 1924 to the late Edward Robert Theobald, an active member of the military for their service DeChant, Gavin DeChant, Zed DeChant, Calliope Sr. and Mary Monahan Theobald. placeanad.chicagotribune.com to our country. Visitation Friday October 26, from DeChant and great-grandchildren Emmalee Bernier, He is survived by his wife Joyce Hedges Theobald, 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM at COGLIANESE FUNERAL HOME, Sarah Bernier, Merry Bernier and Winifred Bernier; son Edward Robert Theobald, Esq. (Bonnie) of 7508 S. County Line Road (one block south of I55/ loving brother of the late C. Richard Reinisch; devot- Illinois, granddaughters Debra Theobald Eklin (David) Stevenson) Burr Ridge. Funeral Service Saturday ed son of the late Lee and Philip Reinisch; caring for- and Kimberly Theobald of Illinois; son Charles 10:00 AM at Funeral Home. Interment Woodlawn mer spouse of the late Helen Caro. Funeral service Theobald (Sara) of North Carolina, grandchildren Cemetery. 630 654 8484 or www.coglianese.com Sunday, 11 AM, at Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home, Jeoffrey and Holly of North Carolina; son Thomas Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 111 Skokie Blvd, Wilmette. Interment Memorial Theobald (Michaela) of Germany, granddaughter Mia Park. Shiva to follow at the funeral home. In lieu of of Germany; sister Mary Young of Ohio. flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Ed Theobald received his B.A. from Northwestern Lynch, Albert Joesph Heifer International/Send a Girl to School. Please University, Evanston, IL in 1948 where he played var- Albert J. Lynch age 79 of Chicago Illinois passed call 1-855-948-6437 and designate “in memory of sity football and baseball. He served in the United October 19th, 2018 at home. Beloved husband of Brought to you by Legacy.com® Stanford Reinisch.” For info: 847-256-5700. States Army Air Force and saw combat in the Pacific the late Geraldine E. (Schneider) Lynch, son of the Theater during WW II, 1943-1945. Ed Theobald was late Albert and Frances (Brdar) Lynch. Brother to an advertising executive from 1948-1985, was ac- (Thomas Lynch), Katherine (Baker) Lynch. Father tive in the Disabled American Veterans and an avid of Sandra, (Steven), (Stephanie) and James Lynch. golfer his entire life. Grandfather of Sophia Goepfert, Stephanie, Albert Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Interment at Arlington National Cemetery – service and Sylvia Magallon, Zachary, Susan, Erin and details to be announced. Theodore Lynch. Great grandfather to Delia, Isabella, Rourke, Dolores M. ‘’Dee’’ In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations (nee Nelis). Beloved wife of the late Cornelius “Neil” Hailey, Benjamin, Jonathon and Ava. He enjoyed life be made in his memory to the Disabled American Rourke, CPD. Loving mother of Linda (Norman) and his family, he was a devoted husband and fa- Veterans, P.O. Box 14301, Cincinnati, OH 45250. ther. Albert was of Christian faith believing strongly Amstutz, Susie (Jim) Daley, John (Missy), Dan (Cathy), Mike (Peggy), and Neal (Sharon) Rourke. Dear grand- in Jesus Christ’s promise of eternal life. Aeronautics JMJ was his passion. He was an active member of the mother of Pat, Matt, Bridget, John, Courtenay, Betsy, Kristen, Mike, Molly, Kevin, Kelly, and Colin. Proud EAA and the AMA (Academy of Model Aeronautics) Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries He was a member of the IBEW local 134 electrical great-grandmother of 15. Visitation Saturday 9:00 union for 50+ years. He worked as an electrician a.m. until Mass of the Resurrection 11:30 a.m. at for 39 years. Funeral arrangements will take place St. Cajetan Church, 2445 W. 112th Street, Chicago, at Benson Family Funeral Home 3224 W. Montrose IL. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Former pa- Ave. Chicago IL 60618, Friday October 26th. The rishioner of St. Bede the Venerable Parish. Proud 50- Winkler, Mary Ann family will be greeting mourners 4:00pm to 8:30pm. year bowler at Ford City-Scottsdale, Bluebird, and Mary Ann Winkler, nee Okopski, age 92 of La Service will be at 7:00pm, given by Pastor Jason Platt Laredo Lanes. In lieu of flowers, donations to 100 Grange Park. Beloved wife of the late Walter S. of Montrose Baptist Church. Saturday October 27th Club of Chicago, 875 N. Michigan Ave., Suite 1351, Winkler; loving mother of Vincent (Joan) Winkler, Proceedings will start at 10:00am. Albert will be laid Chicago, IL 60611 or Chicago Police Memorial Fund, John (Paula) Winkler, Thomas (Kathleen) Winkler, to rest at Maryhill Cemetery 8600 N. Milwaukee Ave. 1407 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, IL 60607 would Warren (Laura) Winkler, Sheila (Jonathan) Genson Niles IL. 60714. be appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to Robert and Dennis (Marisa) Winkler; proud grandmother of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries J. Sheehy & Sons Funeral Homes www.sheehyfh.com Diana (Ryan) Curtis, Shannon (Oscar) Alfaro, Stephen 708-857-7878 (Mindy) Winkler, Kathryn (Adam) Bauer, David (Lisa) Winkler, Meghan Winkler, Emily Winkler, Bradley Mayer, Richard Albert Winkler, Amanda Winkler, Abby (Ryan) Collett, Richard Albert Mayer, beloved husband, father, Thomas Genson and Savannah Winkler; great grandfather, brother, brother-in-law, and uncle, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries grandmother of Hailey Alfaro, Aubrey Alfaro, Olivia passed away suddenly on Sunday, October 21. Curtis, Ava Curtis, Jude Collett, Seamus Collett, For info or directions please contact Kelley & Satchell, Ronald B. Grace Winkler and Elisabeth Winkler; aunt of many Spalding Funeral Home at 847-831-4260 or www. Ronald B. Satchell, age 63. Beloved husband of nieces and nephews. Visitation Friday from 8:30 kelleyspaldingfuneralhome.com Worna Haywood; loving father of the late Sheila A.M. to 9:30 A.M. at Hitzeman Funeral Home, Ltd., Mary Alice Haywood; devoted grandfather of Hunter 9445 West 31st Street, Brookfield, IL 60513. Funeral William Schaults; fond brother of Edward(Jackie), Friday 9:30 A.M. to St. Louise de Marillac Church, Reginald (Hope), Elaina and Everett (Janice); dear- (30th & Raymond) La Grange Park. Mass 10 A.M. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries est brother-in-law of Louis, Steve and Lawan; also Interment Resurrection Cemetery, Justice. In lieu many nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-neph- of Flowers, memorials appreciated to St. Louise de ews, and cousins. Longtime employee of College Marillac Church, 1144 Harrison Avenue, LaGrange Nani, Judith Ann American Pathologists. Visitation Friday 11 a.m. Park, IL 60513 Information 708-485-2000 or www. Judith Ann Nani, 61, of Glenview, passed away sur- until time of funeral service 12 noon at Richard HitzemanFuneral.com rounded by her loving family on October 23, 2018. Modell Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 5725 Beloved daughter of Lynn and the late Robert Nani; S. Pulaski Rd. Interment Private. In lieu of flowers cherished sister of David (Elizabeth) Nani, Jane Nani donations to support cancer care at Presence Saint (Gary Rogaliner), Stephen Nani, Kathryn Nani and Joseph Hospital with checks written and mailed to Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Peter Nani; loving aunt of Kevin, Halley and Emily. Presence Health Foundation, 200 Wacker Dr. 11th She was devoted to her family and they loved being Fl. Chicago, IL 60606. For more info www.rjmodellfh. together sharing many memories. 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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND PROPERY CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD Notice is hereby given that pursuant to PROTECTION DIVISION Section 4 of the Self-Storage Facility Act, State of Illinois, that Chicago Northside IN THE INTEREST OF Storage-Lakeview / Western Avenue Storage Christyna Campbell LLC will conduct sale(s) by competitive YOUR bidding starting on Monday November 12th MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Paris Campbell 2018 until Friday November 16th 2018 @ STUFF WANTED (Mother) 12:00 pm on www.storagetreasures.com. In the matter of the personal property for the JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00668 individual listed below: - Motorcycles Wanted! Cash Paid! All Makes! Robert Blaney P03, Timothey Farrell Z59, Will Pick Up. Reasonable. 630-660-0571 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Mary-Claire Penner F11, Sydney Streater PERFECT P29, Kenneth Keenan T117, Aja Lorin NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Oaklei Lofton David T031. Purchases must be made with (Father) All Unknown Fathers Any , cash only and paid at the time of sale’s respondents, and to All Whom It May redemption. All goods are sold as is and Concern, that on July 17, 2018, a petition must be removed at the time of purchase. was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by Sale is subjected to adjournment. KIM FOXX in this court and that in the courtroom of Judge Patricia Martin in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ON PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICE HIRE 11/15/2018,at 2:30 PM in CALENDAR 3 COURTROOM C, or as soon thereafter as this The Village of Kenilworth seeks proposals case may be heard, an adjudicatory hearing from qualified firms to develop, install, BOATS ***THE BOAT DOCK*** We Buy will be held upon the petition to have the manage and operate concessions at the & Consign Used Boats! Springfield, Illinois minor declared to be a ward of the court Kenilworth Train Station. 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Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ON LOT 103 IN SECOND ADDITION TO MORTON 11/15/2018,at 2:30 PM in CALENDAR 3 Bears PSL Marketplace Buy/Sell PSLs & AIRE, BEING A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF THE Tickets! PSLsource.com - 800-252-8055 COURTROOM C, or as soon thereafter as this NORTHWEST 1/4 IN SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP Extend your reach. Access customized case may be heard, an adjudicatory hearing 41 NORTH, RANGE 12 EAST OF THE THIRD will be held upon the petition to have the PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, minor declared to be a ward of the court ILLINOIS. and for other relief under the Act. technology. Simplify your search. DOGS P.I.N.: 09-13-119-010-0000 THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY Said property is commonly known as 9236 AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO Maple Court, Morton Grove, Illinois 60053, Doberman Pinscher 260-593-0304 TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND and which said mortgage(s) was/were made Topeka, IN $350 M $400 F TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO by Sardar M. Khan and recorded in the Office chicagotribune.com/jobs AKC, Black and rust, up to date on vaccine and CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL of the Recorder of Deeds as Document worming, ready to go! Leave a voicemail PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE Number 0635520166 and for other relief; PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF that Summons was duly issued out of the Miniature Pinscher 608-514-4293 YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT above Court against you as provided by law Madison, WI $550 4F/2M OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT and that said suit is now pending. Puppies. Reg. 8wks. Blk/Rust. I own sire and TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL dame. Vaccines wormed, docked, dew-clawed. RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. NOW THEREFORE, unless you, the said above named defendants, file your answer to the Other 574-971-1365 UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled complaint in the said suit or otherwise make Shipshewana $2500 M/F to further written notices or publication your appearance therein, in the Office of Miniture Bernedoodle Puppies notices of the proceedings in this case, the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or www.michianabernedoodles.com including the filing of an amended petition before November 12, 2018, a default may be or a motion to terminate parental rights. Scottish Terrier 574-875-4111 taken against you at any time after that date and a Judgment entered in accordance with Goshen, IN $950 OBO 2 Males UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and the prayer of said complaint. AKC Pups, 4 months, microchipped, first shots & show cause against the petition, the wormed, well socialized, looking for good homes allegations of the petition may stand This communication is an attempt to collect admitted as against you and each of you, a debt and any information obtained will be GENERAL and an order or judgment entered. used for that purpose. DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Steven C. Lindberg ANNOUNCEMENTS COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC October 25, 2018 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 Naperville, IL 60563-4947 AUCTION AUCTION 10/27/18 500 LOTS COINS Over 300 BU Silver $’s; Proofs; Bullion, 630-453-6960 | 866-402-8661 | 630-428- 5 Gold Coins; Good variety; List: www. 4620 (fax) jimclingan.com 217-469-2500 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK Attorney No. Cook 58852, DuPage 293191, COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND Kane 031-26104, Dental CROWN $399, White Filling $99, CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, IL 03126232 Extraction $99, Partial and Full Denture $999, PROTECTION DIVISION [email protected] Dental Implant $399 call 224-255-6133 IN THE INTEREST OF THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT Noah Walker COLLECTOR. Pub: 10/11, 10/18 & 10/25/2018 5922228 MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Monique Walker (Mother)

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NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Michael Anthony Johnson, James Johnson (Father) And All Unknown Fathers Any , respondents, F18040121SVT RLM HIRE ME: CAREGIVER At home care for seni and to All Whom It May Concern, that on IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ors. Live-In/Come & Go. 20 Yrs. Exp. Exc. Ref’s September 18, 2018, a petition was filed ILLINOIS & Affordable! Lic & Bond. 708-705-1635 under the Juvenile Court Act by KIM FOXX COUNTY DEPARTMENT, CHANCERY DIVISION in this court and that in the courtroom of Looking For Frank I, Alvenia, am looking for Judge Patricia Martin in the Cook County Bank of America, N.A. Frank of Chicago, IL. Son of Momma Lily off of Juvenile Court Building, 1100 So. Hamilton Plaintiff, North Ave and Hudson. His siblings are Mary Tina vs. and a brother named Labell and a sister Lillian Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ON 11/15/2018,at who is now deceased. 314-706-6344 1:30 PM in CALENDAR 3 COURTROOM C, Judith Jimenez; Mortgage Electronic or as soon thereafter as this case may be Registration Systems, Inc; Plaza 440 Private heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held Residences Condominium Association; The upon the petition to have the minor declared Bank of New York Mellon F/K/A The Bank CONDUCTED to be a ward of the court and for other relief of New York, Successor Indenture Trustee under the Act. to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., as Indenture HOUSE SALES Trustee on Behalf of the Noteholders THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS of; Unknown Owners and Non-Record Lincolnwood EPIC Estate Sale 10/26 & 27 CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY Claimants Defendants. 6836 N Keating 9-3 AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND 60s party house unearthed! Fine art by V. Salmo- CASE NO. 18 CH 6531 nes, P. Friedeberg, M. Keane, C. Frace, more. An- TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO tique Steiff teddy bears, 19thc. Cat Automatron, CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL 440 North Wabash Avenue, Unit 1903, 100s of rare & OOAK Artisan bears. Closets full PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE Chicago, Illinois 60611 of vintage clothing & shoes for men & women, PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF Calendar inc. designer names. Lucite & other purses. RARE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION aqua Weber grill from 60s. 1000s of items, most OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT of it vintage. Stuffed w/ stuff! Can’t put it all in an The requisite affidavit for publication having ad. See pix, details: www.recollectionsltd.com TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. been filed, notice is hereby given you, Judith Jimenez and UNKNOWN OWNERS LEGAL NOTICES UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, defendants to further written notices or publication in the above entitled cause, that suit has GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION notices of the proceedings in this case, been commenced against you and other including the filing of an amended petition defendants in the Circuit Court for the or a motion to terminate parental rights. Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and conveying the premises described as CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD show cause against the petition, the follows, to wit: PROTECTION DIVISION allegations of the petition may stand admitted as against you and each of you, PARCEL 1: UNIT 1903 IN THE PLAZA 440 IN THE INTEREST OF and an order or judgment entered. PRIVATE RESIDENCES AS DELINEATED ONA A’Shiyah O’Neal SURVEY OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT REAL ESTATE: PART OF BLOCK 12 IN KINZIE’S MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Takara Hammons COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS ADDITION TO CHICAGO IN SECTION 10, (Mother) October 25, 2018 TOWNSHIP 39 NORTH, RANGE 14, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN; WHICH JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00636 SURVEY IS ATTACHED AS AN EXHIBIT TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK RECORDED AS DOCUMENT NUMBER COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND 0501339142, TOGETHER WITH ITS UNDIVIDED NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Jason O’Neal CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD PERCENTAGE INTEREST IN THE COMMON (Father), respondents, and to All Whom PROTECTION DIVISION ELEMENTS, ALL IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. It May Concern, that on July 5, 2018, a PARCEL 2: EASEMENTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF petition was filed under the Juvenile Court IN THE INTEREST OF PARCEL 1 FOR INGRESS, EGRESS, USE AND Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in Tavares Wilson, Jr ENJOYMENT AS SET FORTH IN AND CREATED the courtroom of Judge Patrick Murphy in BY RECIPROCAL EASEMENT AGREEMENT the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Takara Hammons RECORDED AS DOCUMENT NUMBER 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, (Mother) 89572741 AS AMENDED BY DOCUMENT ON 11/15/2018,at 11:00 AM in CALENDAR 93070550, AND SUB-DECLARATION 1 COURTROOM A, or as soon thereafter as JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00635 PERTAINING TO THE RESIDENTIAL, RETAIL this case may be heard, an adjudicatory AND GARAGE PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY hearing will be held upon the petition to NOTICE OF PUBLICATION COMMONLY KNOWN AS 440 NORTH have the minor declared to be a ward of the WABASH, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, RECORDED AS court and for other relief under the Act. NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Tavares Wilson Sr. DOCUMENT NUMBER 0501339141 (Father), respondents, and to All Whom THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS It May Concern, that on July 5, 2018, a P.I.N.: 17-10-127-019-1332 (new) ; 17-10- CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY petition was filed under the Juvenile Court 127-014-0000 (old) AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND the courtroom of Judge Patrick Murphy in Said property is commonly known as 440 TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, North Wabash Avenue, Unit 1903, Chicago, CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Illinois 60611, and which said mortgage(s) PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE ON 11/15/2018,at 11:00 AM in CALENDAR was/were made by Judith Jimenez and PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF 1 COURTROOM A, or as soon thereafter as recorded in the Office of the Recorder of YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT this case may be heard, an adjudicatory Deeds as Document Number 0503435038 OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT hearing will be held upon the petition to and for other relief; that Summons was duly TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL have the minor declared to be a ward of the issued out of the above Court against you RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. court and for other relief under the Act. as provided by law and that said suit is now pending. UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS to further written notices or publication CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY NOW THEREFORE, unless you, the said above notices of the proceedings in this case, AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO named defendants, file your answer to the including the filing of an amended petition TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND complaint in the said suit or otherwise make or a motion to terminate parental rights. TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO your appearance therein, in the Office of CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE before November 12, 2018, a default may be show cause against the petition, the PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF taken against you at any time after that date allegations of the petition may stand YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT and a Judgment entered in accordance with admitted as against you and each of you, OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT the prayer of said complaint. and an order or judgment entered. TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. This communication is an attempt to collect DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT a debt and any information obtained will be COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled used for that purpose. October 25, 2018 to further written notices or publication notices of the proceedings in this case, Steven C. Lindberg including the filing of an amended petition ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC or a motion to terminate parental rights. 1771 W. 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By Rich Campbell Chicago Tribune Mitch Trubisky ran full speed Walk-on to the Bears sideline Sunday with the football tucked tightly under his left arm. Form so good, Walter ready for Payton would have been proud. On that play and five others against the Patriots, Trubisky was close-up half quarterback, half running back — exactly what the Bears NU’s Luckenbaugh have come to expect from him made for big screen and appreciate about him. It was third-and-2. Trubisky dropped back to pass, then pulled the ball down and darted left for 1 2 ⁄2, beating linebacker Dont’a Hightower to the marker. First down, Bears. A successful play. Teddy Greenstein But was it the best play? As Trubisky hit the top of his On Northwestern DA drop, receiver Taylor Gabriel cut in from the left and was open at 13 “Rudy” returned to theaters yards behind the linebackers in this fall for its 25th anniversary. zone coverage. Trubisky was in a If Hollywood wants a modern good throwing position in a clean take, filmmakers should stop by pocket. But Gabriel was a late Evanston — maybe in time for option in Trubisky’s progression Notre Dame’s visit a week from and he didn’t let it rip. Saturday. During the replay on the CBS Consider this possible twist: TRU telecast, Hall of Fame quarter- The Irish get beat by a walk-on back Dan Fouts used his telestra- kicker from Northwestern, a tor to draw a big yellow circle scrawny kid with “Luck” in his around Gabriel. He then stuck a last name who got his chance needle in the balloon. because the scholarship kicker “There’s a wide-open man that got hurt. he missed right over the middle,” Drew Luckenbaugh is his Fouts said. “That would have name, and he hails from a small RUN, given the Bears a lot of yards.” Pennsylvania town known only The play underscored a mea- for its paper mill. As a middle- sure of Trubisky’s development schooler, he was so prone to that packages several elements nerves and acid reflux that he into one, and a component on would get sick during the bus which coaches have been work- ride to school. So his mom, Lisa, ing with him extensively. drove him. He eventually became class Turn to Trubisky, Page 6 president, a 4.0 student, an expert RUN, at engineering 2-foot rockets and a terrific soccer player. BIG NUMBER Quarterbacks who Turn to Greenstein, Page 2 have run for more than 8 653 yards in a season, which is the pace BULLS 112, Mitch Trubisky is on. The list: HORNETS 110 Michael Vick (four times, RUN including a record 1,039 yards in 2006), Cam Newton (three times, including a 2011 season LaVine, in which he had 14 rushing touchdowns), Russell Wilson, Robert Griffin III, Tim Tebow, Payne lead Steve NcNair, Randall Cunningham and the way Bobby Douglass. Bulls get 1st win behind strong backcourt play By K.C. Johnson Chicago Tribune DA The jarring sights weren’t limited to Tony Parker in a Hornets uniform on Wednesday night at the United Center. Cristiano Felicio drew first- quarter minutes. Cameron Payne started. The Bulls played some entertaining basketball. TRU Oh, and they won, cracking the victory column for the first time in four games this season with a 112-110 victory over the Hornets thanks to Zach LaVine and, yes, Payne, who scored a career-high 21 points and tied a franchise record with seven 3-pointers in RUN, the second half. But it wasn’t all good news for the Bulls. Forward Bobby Portis exited the game in the fourth quarter with a right knee injury. Coach Fred Hoiberg said afterward Portis will get an MRI exam Thursday morning. RUN Turn to Bulls, Page 3 CHICAGO TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATION USING A JOHN J. KIM PHOTO

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Steve Rosenbloom ASK THE REPORTER K.C. JOHNSON Injuries could precipitate fall Bulls’ rebuild hitting bumps in the road Bulls starting point guard Kris Dunn How quickly will made his season debut Monday night and Robin Lopez and Justin promptly sprained the MCL in his left Holiday be moved for knee, and now one of the few Bulls who anything now that wants to play defense and actually can do it Tankapalooza 2.0 has will be lost four to six weeks. commenced? Any likely destinations? Meanwhile, Lauri Markkanen, the Bulls’ Christofer, Downers Grove best player, the centerpiece around whom Here’s a friendly reminder that both all hope has been built, continues to rehab players don’t have much trade value. from a right elbow injury and won’t return Lopez’s expiring deal might have some until the middle of next month at the earliest. closer to the February trade deadline. And to think, this is the team that won But with neither player part of the the Jimmy Butler trade. long-term plans, the Bulls would After falling to the Mavericks on include either in the right deal. There’s Monday, coach Fred Hoiberg said the Bulls just not much demand for now. lost their composure. Dunn said they failed to communicate. What do these guys do for Why does everyone suggest the a living? Bulls should tank with the injuries In Dallas, the Bulls shot 51.2 percent to Kris Dunn and Lauri Markkanen? overall and 56.5 percent from beyond the The Eastern Conference isn’t that 3-point line and still lost. Impressive. great or deep. If the Bulls can keep And remember, the Bulls said they the ship afloat until they come weren’t trying to tank this season, which back, couldn’t they get back in the means they’re defenseless, hobbled and mix for a playoff spot? bad on merit. Chris, Akron, Ohio But hey, you don’t always have to actively try to tank. Sometimes when Chris, meet Christofer. He started it with you combine a roster that few people the first question. But here’s another understand with coaching that few players friendly reminder that many, including want to follow and bad health that often me, didn’t have the Bulls as a playoff hits, tanking takes care of itself. team even before these injuries. So I’d No, wait, wasn’t that the Bulls’ plan last call your scenario a long shot. Because, season? in the immortal words of Micheal Ray If only the Bulls could stick to opponents Richardson, the ship be sinking. defensively every night the way tanking At what point do you think Tyler sticks to the Bulls franchise. Ulis will get minutes? Last season, the Bulls couldn’t say they Ridney, Chicago were tanking for a better draft spot because the NBA would have fined them. But they If not now, when? I thought Ulis played were, and of course they ended up with a pretty well, albeit for a poor Suns team. worse draft spot in the lottery. Can’t say One small quibble with this fit is the they didn’t master the idea of losing. Bulls already play a shoot-first guard in Here’s the thing: The Bulls might not Antonio Blakeney. And Blakeney has have welcomed tanking the way they did positional size that Ulis doesn’t. I’d last season, but no matter. Tanking just guess with Dunn sidelined, the Bulls barged through the door, blew its nose on NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE will at least look at both Ulis and the drapes and plopped down on the couch. Injured forward Lauri Markkanen, left, sits on the bench Wednesday with Zach LaVine. Shaquille Harrison for spurts. Yeah, it’s early, and yeah, things could get better when Markkanen returns the place for them to acquire it. Free agency coach, thus taking advantage of a new Can Zach LaVine run the point? way they did, unfortunately, when Nikola certainly hasn’t brought franchise- lottery system that comparatively flattens Steve, Chicago Mirotic came back from Bobby Portis’ changing stars to the United Center, and the odds of getting the top pick for teams This is another option for Fred Hoiberg, punch last year. But how much better? the trade option has not consistently been among the three worst. particularly when Denzel Valentine Good news: Not enough to eliminate the Bulls’ best path. Finally, that inept and indifferent team returns. I doubt he’d play him at pure them from competing for the No. 1 draft Truth is, the Bulls could claim they defense would be good for something. point, although LaVine did so in pick. aren’t tanking but still assure themselves of Minnesota. But LaVine certainly will The Bulls still need another star — at landing among the worst teams in the [email protected] have the ball in his hands a lot with least one — and the draft looks like the best league by not changing the roster or the Twitter @steverosenbloom Dunn down.

THE CLOSEST THING TO BEING THERE NU walk-on Luckenbaugh IS BEING HERE ready for his close-up Greenstein, from Page 1

He was on a shuttle ride at Disney World and struck up a conversation with David Bennett, then the head football coach at Coastal Carolina. Luckenbaugh mentioned that he had scored a soccer goal from at least 50 yards out. “You need to play football,” Bennett told him. Believable? Luckenbaugh, who spent his first two EVERY GAME. EVERY STORY. years at Northwestern kicking only in practice, got his chance Oct. 13 in the third EVERY INSIGHT. quarter against Nebraska. He was so eager, he approached the holder practically before the ball was snapped. His low liner From experts who live and breathe soccer. looked as if it came from the foot of some random kid from the stands — wearing Get access to photo & video galleries, cowboy boots. Luckenbaugh came to the sideline and exclusive interviews, insider analysis, told coach Pat Fitzgerald, “Yeah, that was a little bit too fast.” and in-depth coverage from a Fitzgerald replied: “A little bit? A lotta JIM YOUNG/AP Chicago perspective. bit. Slow down, you’ll be fine.” With Northwestern trailing by 10 inside “I joke with him: Are you three minutes to play on homecoming, Chicago’s source for worldwide soccer. Luckenbaugh split the uprights from 31 going to invent cold fusion? yards. The game went to overtime, and He’s a great kid. His future Luckenbaugh got another chance. The game-winner from 37 yards … in life is spectacular.” GOOD! Oh, wait. Nebraska called a timeout. — Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald on The game-winner from 37 yards … Drew Luckenbaugh, above, celebrating REALLY GOOD! his winning kick against Nebraska Luckenbaugh’s teammates hoisted him on their shoulders. (Chants of “An-drew! An-drew!” did not take place, but Luckenbaugh huddles with fellow Hollywood can take some poetic license, students in “The Garage” — a spot on especially if it prefers a two-syllable name.) campus that serves as a hub for student Lisa Luckenbaugh, who watches every entrepreneurship and innovation. There game and gives her son a thumbs up or are workspaces for the left brain (a mini thumbs down after kicks, said her “heart board room) and right brain (comfortable was racing” during the overtime attempt. lounge seating). She held hands with Drew’s girlfriend, “You’re surrounded by these experts,” Morgan Bair-Carr, a student at Indiana Luckenbaugh said. “You incubate it from University of Pennsylvania. there.” Once Drew emerged from the locker Since that initial session with reporters, room, he hugged the two women in his life NU officials have sought guidance from the and said, “Pretty good game, wasn’t it?” school’s NCAA compliance office. Now here’s the modern twist: No Luckenbaugh is permitted to talk about disrespect to the real-life Rudy Ruettiger, football or his business ventures — but not but he hasn’t had the most glorious career during the same interview. as a businessman. In 2011, according to “I joke with him: Are you going to invent Forbes, he agreed to pay a fine of more than cold fusion?” Fitzgerald said. “He’s a great $380,000 after the Securities and Exchange kid. His future in life is spectacular.” Commission charged him with securities And with Charlie Kuhbander still fraud in a pump-and-dump scheme injured, Luckenbaugh is the only kicker on involving his sports drink company. the NU depth chart. (Fitzgerald said Luckenbaugh also is interested in beverage punter Jake Collins was listed as second purchases. A builder of apps since age 14, he string because “he had to put somebody.”) is helping to develop an app called Bar Tap. So Luckenbaugh has the job. Wisconsin chicagotribune.com/90minutes As he said after the Nebraska game: visits this week, then Notre Dame. “We’re looking to make the whole process Get the cameras ready, Hollywood. of ordering in a bar simpler. You’d be able to use the app to make your order and pick [email protected] it up from a certain spot at the bar.” Twitter @TeddyGreenstein D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 3

BULLS BLACKHAWKS Dunn vows to lead while on sideline By K.C. Johnson “I can either cry about to be around the team as much as Chicago Tribune his rehab schedule allows. it or try to work my “I’m going to try to keep the The injuries are unrelated. same approach,” Dunn said. They came on plays in which Kris way around it. I’m “That’s what I told Coach (Fred Dunn was helping the team going to stay positive, Hoiberg on Tuesday). I’m going to Whether the “injury prone” be here, try to be a leader to help label can be slapped on Dunn or be a man about it.” the guys as much as I can. Don’t it’s a massive case of bad luck, the try to be too down on myself. end result is the same. Dunn is —Kris Dunn, Bulls guard, Spread that positivity.” having trouble staying on the floor sidelined because of a sprained Dunn already started in that in a Bulls uniform. MCL in his left knee regard, showering the much-ma- “I mean, yeah, I think it’s ligned Cameron Payne with unlucky,” Dunn said Wednesday. praise. At least initially, Payne is “It comes with the game. I can they say ‘Next man up,’ it’s actually the starting point guard with NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE either cry about it or try to work true. Even though men are out, Dunn down. Blackhawks have been thrilled with the play of young defenseman my way around it. I’m going to stay stay positive and keep building on “He comes here every day and Erik Gustafsson, who has a goal and four assists this season. positive, be a man about it. I’m what we’ve been working on. . . . works. He has a good spirit about going to rehab the best I can, get Once we get a win, we can him. He’s positive. He’s a team back on the floor and work.” probably build on that.” player,” Dunn said. “When he gets That always has been Dunn’s Dunn, who missed 30 games it going, he’s hard to guard. Gustafsson helps approach, which is why his initial last season to various injuries that “If you’re listening to the noise, reaction to an MRI exam showing included a dislocated finger, cut it out. We see what he did in he has a sprained MCL in his left sprained big toe, patella tendinitis practice. We see what he did in knee was understandable. He suf- and a concussion, suffered the training camp. It’s only going to fuel strong start fered the injury Monday in his sprained knee during the second take a matter of time. Play your first game of the season, a 115-109 quarter while scoring on a layup game.” Defenseman’s UP NEXT loss to the Mavericks in Dallas. over Mavericks center DeAndre No matter how Payne plays, Rangers at Blackhawks “Just like anybody, you would Jordan. Dunn finished the game Hoiberg knows how daunting offensive skills 7:30 p.m. Thursday, NBCSCH be upset,” said Dunn, who will be but said the knee got stiff on the losing Dunn for an extended huge plus for Hawks sidelined four to six weeks. “I put plane and “really locked up on” period will be. a lot of hard work into this.” him when he got home. “He has great (defensive) antic- By Jimmy Greenfield Toews referred to him as “fourth So did Lauri Markkanen and “When I came down, it felt ipation. He can get into the Chicago Tribune forward” for his ability to carry Denzel Valentine, who also are weird,” Dunn said. “You can see passing lane. He can create steals the puck out of the Hawks’ zone both on the shelf with elbow and after the play that I was kind of and deflections that lead to easy When the Blackhawks and frequently jump into the ankle injuries, respectively. It’s not like wobbling when I was running baskets on the other end, which opened training camp, defense- play. an ideal start to this season. back. I just thought it was a bruise. breeds confidence. So that’s a big man Erik Gustafsson was ready “His camp this year had real “This is where Zach (LaVine) So I kept playing.” area that we will miss Kris in,” to play and, if necessary, ready to purpose,” coach Joel Quen- and Bobby (Portis), Justin (Holi- Dunn said he must rest the knee Hoiberg said. “The other thing is go. neville said. “It looked like his day) and RoLo have to be more for about 10 days before building his ability to get into the paint and “I didn’t know if I was playing approach this year and how he than leaders,” said Dunn, using strength around it then take the make plays. We’ll miss Kris all here or in Rockford or some- prepared for the season was real Robin Lopez’s nickname. “When court to “do little things.” He plans across the board.” where else,” he said. professional. I think he wanted Gustafsson no longer has any to absorb more responsibility to uncertainty over where he will our team game and enhance the play or what his role is with the opportunity to play more.” Hawks, who have been thrilled Before this season, Gustafs- with the 26-year-old Swede ever son’s most memorable moment since camp began. was his turnover in Game 7 of Over the first nine games the their 2016 first-round series offensive-minded Gustafsson against the Blues that led to the has played steady defense and series-winning goal. It took him has a goal and four assists, two of a long time to get over the which came on highlight-reel mistake, and he admits it had an passes that set up game-winning impact on his play the following goals. The first one came Oct. 13 season. against the Blues when he faked “It was probably my worst a shot and sent a cross-ice pass to season after that,” he said. Alex DeBrincat, who tapped in Gustafsson bounced between the puck for an overtime goal. Rockford and the Hawks much He nearly replicated that play of the last three seasons before Tuesday night against the Ducks, signing a two-year, $2.4 million this time sending a similar pass deal in March. Regardless of to Patrick Kane, who one-timed whether that was a turning in the go-ahead goal in an point, he has played his best eventual 3-1 Hawks victory. hockey since agreeing to the “It was just the right timing,” deal, which is looking like a Gustafsson said. “Kaner’s so tremendous bargain for the good at finding those open spots. Hawks. It was an easy pass to make.” “When I got (the contract) last The importance of Gustafs- year, I felt like I earned it and son’s development can’t be over- that helped me too in getting the stated for a defensive unit that confidence back,” Gustafsson wasn’t sure what it had beyond said. “This summer was great, I Duncan Keith and Brent was on the Swedish National Seabrook. When Connor Mur- Team. We won the gold (at the phy and Gustav Forsling went World Championships) and just down with injuries before camp felt good from there. Had a great even began, it was even more summer and I was pumped to urgent somebody step up. start the season.” Gustafsson has done that and Not as pumped as the Hawks more. He’s paired up with have been during the season. Seabrook and has played the third-most minutes on the team [email protected] after Kane and Keith. Jonathan Twitter @jcgreenx

BLACKHAWKS NOTES Enough is enough: NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE DeBrincat pushes back Bulls guard Zach LaVine, who scored 32 points, dunks during the second half against the Hornets. By Jimmy Greenfield “I like to take my bucket off Chicago Tribune and express myself a little bit,” Guards lead way to 1st win Davidson said. “That’s all it is. Alex DeBrincat had had That’s a good right that we have enough of the Ducks pushing if we so choose. It could be a little Bulls, from Page 1 outplayed him, Payne tied a fran- first two games with a sprained him around during the Black- bit of confidence, a little bit of chise record with five 3-pointers in ankle and didn’t play by coach’s hawks’ 3-1 victory Tuesday swagger. But it’s just something But there’s strong internal con- the third quarter. Payne sank six decision last game, scored six night, so he finally decided to I’ve always done.” cern that Portis will miss extended straight overall after opening the first-quarter points and nine over- push back. Would he ever go helmetless time, with one source’s initial season missing his first seven, all as the Bulls’ bench came up big. The player DeBrincat chose in a game, as players used to do? estimate at four weeks. including his first three Wednesday. Along with strong efforts from for his moment of defiance? “Oh, no,” he said. “Never.” LaVine forced a turnover on an Granted, this is already the Jabari Parker, Arcidiacono and Defenseman Josh Manson, who inbounds play to Kemba Walker third time in four games that Chandler Hutchison, the Bulls’ has about 8 inches and at least 50 Back at it: Forward Luke John- with five seconds left that video Payne, the much maligned guard, reserves outscored the Hornets’ pounds on the 5-foot-7, 165- son, who started the season with review upheld and then he sank has started. 35-11 in the first half and 42-37 pound DeBrincat. The two were the Hawks, was back in the the winning free throws with 0.5 But the first two instances were overall. Arcidiacono posted his separated before it turned into a lineup against the Ducks after seconds left to cap his 32-point temporary with Kris Dunn on career-high with 10 points. full-blown fight, and both re- being recalled from Rockford. In night. LaVine actually tried to paternity leave. Now, with Dunn Parker played despite missing ceived minor roughing penalties. his first stint, Johnson played miss the second free throw inten- sidelined four to six weeks with a the morning shootaround because “I got frustrated and went at sparingly in three games and tionally to run out the clock. But sprained MCL in his left knee, it of an upper respiratory infection him,” DeBrincat said. “I don’t twice was a healthy scratch his shot banked off the backboard, has the feel of something more and produced his most active think I’ll be doing that (again) before being sent down. hit the rim hard and fell in. permanent. outing of the young season with 11 anytime soon.” “I thought he really handled “I don’t practice missing,” “Just be aggressive. Run the points, nine assists, four rebounds DeBrincat said he was in three missing games the right way,” LaVine cracked. team. Get us in sets. Lock up on and engaged defense. fights in junior hockey but never coach Joel Quenneville said. Joked Hoiberg: “That was a the defensive end,” Payne said of Hoiberg utilized LaVine at against somebody as large as “And then we told him to go little selfish to try to make that last his mindset. “I’m always excited point guard occasionally, pushing Manson. down (to Rockford) and play and free throw.” to play.” Payne off the ball. But this is “They were obviously all big- we expect you back. He had two It shows. LaVine took over Payne said it wasn’t easy to Payne’s extended opportunity to ger than me,” DeBrincat said. really good games down there.” down the stretch, scoring 10 shake off his lackluster first half. prove he belongs. “It’s not something I like to do, fourth-quarter points that in- “When you miss a couple, it’s “We need him to be solid and but I get frustrated sometimes.” One-timers: Corey Crawford is cluded the Bulls’ final six. He joins always in your head. But you have have an aggressive mindset as far expected to start in goal Thurs- Michael Jordan as the only play- to take open shots,” he said. “Zach as getting into the paint. He has to Head case: When the Hawks day night against the Rangers. ... ers in franchise history to open the kept finding me. set the table,” Hoiberg said. “He’s hold their pregame Defenseman Brent Seabrook season with at least four 30-point “Once they started falling, they the head on both sides of the floor shootaround, defenseman Bran- will play in his 1,014th career games. just kept going in.” getting the ball up with pace don Davidson is the only Hawks game with the Hawks, moving “It was going to be a dunk or it As for Felicio, he leapfrogged offensively and then defensively player who elects not to wear a him past Eric Nesterenko and was going to be free throws,” Robin Lopez in the rotation for his setting the tone for us.” helmet. He admits it’s not the into sole possession of third LaVine said of his final possession. first action of the season as the safest thing to do because an place among franchise leaders. After going scoreless in the first Bulls utilized more switching de- [email protected] errant puck could come his way. He trails only Stan Mikita (1,396) half as reserve Ryan Arcidiacono fensively. Felicio, who missed the Twitter @kcjhoop But he doesn’t intend to stop. and Bobby Hull (1,036). 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 D

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At stake was a fortune in revenue for the 6:30 p.m. Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech ESPN NFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE basketball programs and potential endorsement 6:30 p.m. Appalachian State at Georgia Southern ESPNU Toronto 4, Winnipeg 2 Tampa Bay at Vegas, 5 L.A. Rams 7 0 0 1.000 235 128 Florida 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 (OT) Winnipeg at Detroit, 6:30 deals for the players if they went pro. GOLF Seattle 3 3 0 .500 143 117 Tampa Bay 1, Colorado 0 San Jose at Carolina, 6:30 Arizona 1 6 0 .143 92 184 Vancouver 3, Vegas 2 (SO) Ottawa at Colorado, 8 Evidence included text messages between the San Francisco 1 6 0 .143 158 218 1:30 p.m. Sanderson Farms Championship Golf Channel THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE AFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA defendants and coaches from top-tier programs 9 p.m. WGC-HSBC Champions Golf Channel N.Y. Rangers at Blackhawks, 7:30 Pittsburgh 3 2 1 .583 171 154 Philadelphia at Boston, 6 TUESDAY’S RESULTS such as Bill Self of Kansas and Rick Pitino of N.Y. Rangers 5, Florida 2 Cincinnati 4 3 0 .571 184 203 Montreal at Buffalo, 6 NHL Arizona 4, Columbus 1 Baltimore 4 3 0 .571 176 101 Nashville at New Jersey, 6 Louisville and testimony from the father of Montreal 3,Calgary 2 7:30 p.m. Rangers at Blackhawks NBCSCH, WGN-AM 720 Cleveland 2 4 1 .357 151 177 Columbus at St. Louis, 7 Los Angeles at Minnesota, 7 Boston 4, Ottawa 1 prized recruit Brian Bowen Jr. describing how a TENNIS AFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA Anaheim at Dallas, 7:30 San Jose 5, Nashville 4 Chicago 3, Anaheim 1 Louisville assistant handed him an envelope New England 5 2 0 .714 214 179 Pittsburgh at Calgary, 8 Dallas 4, Los Angeles 2 5 a.m. Vienna Open, Basel Open Tennis Channel Miami 4 3 0 .571 151 177 Washington at Edmonton, 8 stuffed with cash. Vancouver at Arizona, 9 Pittsburgh 6, Edmonton 5 (OT) N.Y. Jets 3 4 0 .429 182 176 Buffalo 2 5 0 .286 81 175 Prosecutors said the schools were in the dark MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL AFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA NBA about the payment schemes, including $100,000 Houston 4 3 0 .571 155 144 1995 Ozzie Smith St. Louis SS EASTERN CONFERENCE promised to Bowen’s family, that are outlawed by ROBERTO CLEMENTE AWARD Tennessee 3 4 0 .429 106 127 1994 Dave Winfield Minnesota DH YR RECIPIENT CLUB P Jacksonville 3 4 0 .429 116 146 ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 1993 Barry Larkin Cincinnati SS the NCAA. They accused the defendants of Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 189 185 2018 Yadier Molina St. Louis C 1992 Cal Ripken Jr. Baltimore SS Toronto 5 0 1.000 — 5-0 W-5 4-0 1-0 4-0 1 defrauding universities by tricking them into 2017 Anthony Rizzo Chi Cubs 1B 1991 Harold Reynolds Seattle 2B AFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA Boston 2 2 .500 2 ⁄2 2-2 L-1 1-1 1-1 2-2 1 2016 Curtis Granderson N.Y. Mets OF 1990 Dave Stewart Oakland P Kansas City 6 1 0 .857 260 182 Brooklyn 2 2 .500 2 ⁄2 2-2 W-1 1-0 1-2 2-2 passing out scholarships to players who should 2015 Andrew Mc- Pittsburgh OF 1989 Gary Carter N.Y. Mets C L.A. Chargers 5 2 0 .714 195 163 Philadelphia 2 3 .400 3 2-3 L-2 2-0 0-3 2-3 Cutchen 1988 Dale Murphy Atlanta OF Denver 3 4 0 .429 165 164 New York 1 4 .200 4 1-4 L-4 1-1 0-3 1-4 have been ineligible. 2014 Paul Konerko White Sox 1B 1987 Rick Sutcliffe Chi Cubs P Oakland 1 5 0 .167 110 176 2014 Jimmy Rollins Philadel- SS 1986 Garry Maddox Philadel- OF SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF In closing arguments, prosecutor Noah phia phia WEEK 8 Solowiejczyk recounted testimony from co- 2013 Carlos Beltrán St. Louis OF 1985 Don Baylor N.Y. DH Orlando 2 2 .500 — 2-2 W-1 1-1 1-1 2-2 2012 Clayton Kershaw L.A. P Yankees THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Miami 2 2 .500 — 2-2 W-1 1-1 1-1 2-2 Miami at Houston, 7:20 (FOX-32) operators and wiretap evidence about how the Dodgers 1984 Ron Guidry N.Y. P Atlanta 2 2 .500 — 2-2 W-2 1-0 1-2 1-1 SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE 1 2011 David Ortiz Boston DH Yankees 2 defendants took steps to create false invoices to N.Y. Jets at Bears, noon (CBS-2) Charlotte 2 3 .400 ⁄ 2-3 L-2 0-1 2-2 2-3 2010 Tim Wakefield Boston P 1983 Cecil Cooper Milwaukee 1B Philadelphia vs. Jacksonville Washington 1 3 .250 1 1-3 L-1 0-2 1-1 0-2 2009 Derek Jeter N.Y. SS 1982 Ken Singleton Baltimore DH Adidas, route funds through various bank in London, 8:30 a.m. (NFLN) CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Yankees 1981 Steve Garvey L.A. 1B Cleveland at Pittsburgh, noon accounts and convert it to cash for the families. 2008 Albert Pujols St. Louis 1B Dodgers Washington at N.Y. Giants, noon Milwaukee 4 0 1.000 — 4-0 W-4 3-0 1-0 4-0 2007 Craig Biggio Houston 2B 1980 Phil Niekro Atlanta P Seattle at Detroit, noon 1 The behavior “tells you an awful lot about the 2006 Carlos Delgado N.Y. Mets 1B Detroit 3 0 1.000 ⁄2 3-0 W-3 2-0 1-0 3-0 1979 Andre Thornton Cleveland 1B Baltimore at Carolina, noon 1 2005 John Smoltz Atlanta P 1978 Greg Luzinski Philadel- OF Indiana 3 2 .600 1 ⁄2 3-2 W-1 2-0 1-2 1-1 defendants,” the prosecutor said. “It tells you that Denver at Kansas City, noon Chicago 1 3 .333 3 1-3 W-1 1-1 0-2 1-2 2004 Edgar Martínez Seattle DH phia Tampa Bay at Cincinnati, noon 2003 Jamie Moyer Seattle P 1977 Rod Carew Minnesota 1B Indianapolis at Oakland, 3:05 Cleveland 0 4 .000 4 0-4 L-4 0-2 0-2 0-3 what they were doing was wrong.” 2002 Jim Thome Cleveland 1B 1976 Pete Rose Cincinnati 3B Green Bay at L.A. Rams, 3:25 (FOX-32) The defendants didn’t deny they sought to 2001 Curt Schilling Arizona P 1975 Lou Brock St. Louis OF San Francisco at Arizona, 3:25 WESTERN CONFERENCE 2000 Al Leiter N.Y. Mets P 1974 Willie Stargell Pittsburgh OF New Orleans at Minnesota, 7:20 (NBC-5) SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF make the payments. But they argued that’s how 1999 Tony Gwynn San Diego OF 1973 Al Kaline Detroit OF Bye: Dallas, Tennessee, L.A. Chargers, 1998 Sammy Sosa Chi Cubs OF 1972 Brooks Robinson Baltimore 3B Atlanta New Orleans 3 0 1.000 — 3-0 W-3 2-0 1-0 3-0 the recruiting game is played by Adidas, Nike and 1 1997 Eric Davis Baltimore OF 1971 Willie Mays San Fran. OF MONDAY’S SCHEDULE San Antonio 2 2 .500 1 ⁄2 2-2 L-1 1-1 1-1 2-1 1 1996 Kirby Puckett Minnesota OF New England at Buffalo, 7:15 (ESPN) Memphis 2 2 .500 1 ⁄2 2-2 L-1 1-0 1-2 1-1 other sportswear companies — and that talent- 1 Dallas 2 2 .500 1 ⁄2 2-2 L-1 2-0 0-2 1-1 hungry coaching staffs knew it. 1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Houston 1 3 .250 2 ⁄2 1-3 L-2 0-2 1-1 1-3 A lawyer for Dawkins, who was instrumental LATEST LINE NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF AP TOP 25 in steering Bowen to Louisville, said his client CP REC PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME *-A.M. Denver 4 0 1.000 — 4-0 W-4 3-0 1-0 4-0 RK. TEAM 1 NBA Portland 2 1 .667 1 ⁄2 2-1 L-1 2-1 0-0 2-0 thought he was helping the program succeed to 1. Alabama 1 8-0 433 127 Nov. 3 at #4 LSU, 7 pregame.com THURSDAY Utah 2 2 .500 2 2-2 W-1 0-2 2-0 2-2 at Detroit 7 Cleveland 1 2. Clemson 2 7-0 294 94 Sat. at Florida State, 11* Minnesota 2 3 .400 2 ⁄2 2-3 L-1 2-0 0-3 0-2 the benefit of everyone involved. 3. Notre Dame 3 7-0 228 131 Sat. vs. Navy in San Diego, 7 Portland 3 at Orlando 1 1 Oklahoma City 0 3 .000 3 ⁄2 0-3 L-3 0-1 0-2 0-3 2 “What proof did the government present that 4. LSU 4 7-1 243 121 Nov. 3 vs. #1 Alabama, 7 at Oklahoma City 1 ⁄ Boston Denver 4 at LA Lakers 5. Michigan 5 7-1 288 115 Nov. 3 vs. #17 Penn State, 2:45 PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Louisville suffered any harm?” attorney Steven 6. Texas 7 6-1 215 161 Sat. at Oklahoma St., 7 NHL Golden State 4 1 .800 — 4-1 W-2 3-0 1-1 3-1 THURSDAY 1 Haney said in closing arguments. In Dawkins’ 7. Georgia 6 6-1 273 114 Sat vs. #9 Florida, 2:30 L.A. Clippers 2 2 .500 1 ⁄2 2-2 L-1 2-1 0-1 2-2 8. Oklahoma 8 6-1 340 191 Sat. vs. Kansas State, 2:30 at Blackhawks-157 NY Rangers +147 Nashville -125 at New Jersey+115 Sacramento 2 3 .400 2 2-3 W-1 1-1 1-2 2-3 mind, “he thought what he was doing was OK.” 1 9. Florida 11 6-1 241 116 Sat. at #7 Georgia, 2:30 at Buffalo -118 Montreal +108 L.A. Lakers 1 3 .250 2 ⁄2 1-3 W-1 0-2 1-1 1-3 1 10. UCF 10 7-0 311 127 Nov. 1 vs. Temple, 6:30 at Boston -165 Philadelphia +155 Phoenix 1 3 .250 2 ⁄2 1-3 L-3 1-1 0-2 1-3 Defense attorneys sought to convince the jury 11. Ohio State 9 7-1 344 183 Nov. 3 vs. Nebraska, 11* at Minnesota -148 Los Angeles +138 through Wednesday the text messages and phone records showing 12. Kentucky 14 6-1 190 90 Sat. at Missouri, 3 at St. Louis -130 Columbus +120 13. West Virginia 12 5-1 221 123 Thurs. vs. Baylor, 6 at Dallas off Anaheim off WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS BULLS 112, HORNETS 110 Self and Pitino were in touch with the recruiting 14. Washington St. 15 6-1 285 163 Sat. at #24 Stanford, 6 Washington -130 at Edmonton +120 Bulls 112, Charlotte 110 MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS 15. Washington 13 6-2 229 125 Sat. at California, 5:30 at Calgary -105 Pittsburgh -105 Atlanta 111, Dallas 104 CHA middlemen aligned with Adidas proved they had at Arizona off Vancouver off 16. Texas A&M 17 5-2 226 144 Sat. at Mississippi State, 6 Brooklyn 102, Cleveland 86 Batum 37:36 6-15 0-1 0-3 4 0 13 to be aware of the payments. 17. Penn State 16 5-2 298 154 Sat. vs. #18 Iowa, 2:30 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Miami 110, New York 87 Williams 33:01 4-12 2-2 3-8 1 1 11 Toronto 112, Minnesota 105 18. Iowa 18 6-1 214 99 Sat. at #17 Penn State, 2:30 WEEK 9 THURSDAY Zeller 21:19 5-8 4-4 3-6 2 0 14 They said further proof the schools weren’t 1 at W Michigan 6 ⁄2 Toledo Utah 100, Houston 89 Lamb 28:08 5-9 0-0 0-3 3 2 12 19. Oregon 21 5-2 278 183 Sat. at Arizona, 9:30 1 at Ohio 10 ⁄2 Ball St Indiana 116, San Antonio 96 Walker 35:33 5-14 10-11 0-3 6 2 23 blind to the schemes was testimony by Brian 20. Wisconsin 19 5-2 231 140 Sat. at Northwestern, 11* 1 Milwaukee 123, Philadelphia 106 Appalach. St 10 ⁄2 at Ga. Southern Monk 24:13 2-8 4-4 0-2 3 5 9 21. South Florida 20 7-0 249 180 Sat. at Houston, 2:30 L.A. Lakers 131, Phoenix 113 at Virginia Tech 3 Georgia Tech T.Parker 17:18 5-10 0-0 0-2 2 1 10 Bowen Sr. that he received $1,300 from Louisville Sacramento 97, Memphis 92 22. N.C. State 22 5-1 172 125 Sat. at Syracuse, 6 at W. Virginia 14 Baylor Kidd-G 16:05 2-3 0-0 1-2 2 6 6 Golden St. 144, Washington 122 assistant Kenny Johnson and other testimony by 23. Utah 24 5-2 212 124 Fri. at UCLA, 9:30 FRIDAY Hrnngmz 13:50 1-2 5-6 1-5 0 2 7 1 24. Stanford 23 5-2 174 145 Sat. vs. #14 Washington St., 6 Miami 3 ⁄2 at Boston Coll. THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE 1 Bridges 12:54 2-4 1-1 0-2 0 1 5 a cooperator, former Adidas consultant Thomas 25. Appalachian St. — 5-1 269 94 Thurs. at Ga. Southern, 6:30 Indiana 2 ⁄2 at Minnesota Cleveland at Detroit, 6 TOTALS 37-85 26-29 8-36 24 20 113 Utah 10 at UCLA CP-coaches poll; PF/A-points for/allowed Portland at Orlando, 6 Pcts: FG .435, FT .897. 3-pointers: 10-35, .286 “T.J.” Gassnola, that he delivered $40,000 to at Colorado St 2 Wyoming Boston at Oklahoma City, 7 1 (Walker 3-9, Kidd-Gilchrist 2-2). Team rebs: 8. at FAU 3 ⁄2 Louisiana Tech North Carolina State assistant coach Orlando BIG TEN STANDINGS Denver at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 Team turnovers: 7 (12 PTS). Blocks: 5. Turnovers: 7 WEST CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME *-11 A.M. SATURDAY Mid. Tenn. 4 at Old Dominion FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE (Batum 3, Monk 2). Steals: 5 (Williams 2). Techs: Early intended for the family of highly touted 1 Bulls at Charlotte, 6 Kidd-Gilchrist, 10:44 second; Walker, 4:31 second; Northwestern 4-1 4-3 170 172 Sat. vs. #20 Wisconsin, 11* at Syracuse 2 ⁄2 NC State Iowa 3-1 6-1 214 99 Sat. at #17 Penn State, 2:30 at Virginia 9 N. Carolina Golden State at New York, 6:30 coach Jay Triano, 4:31 second. point guard Dennis Smith Jr. 1 Dallas at Toronto, 6:30 Wisconsin 3-1 5-2 231 140 Sat. at Northwestern, 11* at Akron 4 ⁄2 Cent. Mich. BULLS MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS 1 L.A. Clippers at Houston, 7 Purdue 3-1 4-3 250 159 Sat. at Michigan State, 11* Duke 2 ⁄2 at Pittsburgh Holiday 38:25 3-9 0-0 0-6 2 4 7 Illinois 1-3 3-4 173 238 Sat. at Maryland, 2:30 at Maryland 18 Illinois Milwaukee at Minnesota, 7 1 Brooklyn at New Orleans, 7 Portis 19:48 2-5 0-0 1-7 1 3 4 at Louisville 2 ⁄2 Wake Forest Nebraska 1-4 1-6 193 258 Sat. vs. Bethune-Cookman, 11* Carter Jr. 29:41 2-7 2-6 3-7 2 3 6 Wisconsin 7 at Northwestern Washington at Sacramento, 9 Minnesota 0-4 3-4 181 200 Fri. vs. Indiana, 7 LaVine 35:41 10-22 11-12 1-4 5 5 32 EAST CONF ALL PF PA SATURDAY/NEXT GAME at E. Michigan 2 Army TUESDAY’S RESULTS 1 Payne 30:50 7-13 0-0 2-5 4 4 21 Southern Miss 7 ⁄2 at Charlotte Detroit 133, IN BRIEF Michigan 5-0 7-1 288 115 Nov. 3 vs. #17 Penn State, 2:45 TCU 14 at Kansas Philadelphia 132 (OT) J.Parker 30:40 3-7 5-5 0-9 4 0 11 1 Arcdcno 17:15 2-3 5-5 0-1 2 3 10 Ohio State 4-1 7-1 344 183 Nov. 3 vs. Nebraska, 11* UMass 4 ⁄2 at UConn New Orleans 116, 1 Felicio 15:45 3-4 3-4 2-5 0 1 9 Penn State 2-2 5-2 298 154 Sat. vs. No. 18 Iowa, 2:30 Coast. Carol. 3 ⁄2 at Georgia St L.A. Clippers 109 BASEBALL: 1 The Rays agreed to a $2.61 million Michigan St. 2-2 4-3 164 155 Sat. vs. Purdue, 11* at Utah St 20 ⁄2 New Mexico Denver 126, Sacramento 112 Hutchison 13:00 4-5 0-0 0-1 0 0 8 Blakeney 8:53 1-2 2-3 0-0 1 1 4 Maryland 2-2 4-3 190 163 Sat. vs. Illinois, 2:30 at Colorado 24 Oregon St CALENDAR signing bonus with 16-year-old Cuban pitching Indiana 1-4 4-4 211 230 Fri. at Minnesota, 7 UAB 16 at UTEP TOTALS 37-77 28-35 9-45 21 24 112 Rutgers 0-5 1-7 121 270 Nov. 3 at #20 Wisconsin, 11* at BYU 7 N Illinois Jan. 10: All contracts guaranteed Pcts: FG .481, FT .800. 3-pointers: 10-29, .345 prospect Sandy Gaston, pending a physical. The 1 San Diego St 2 ⁄2 at Nevada for rest of season. (Payne 7-11, Arcidiacono 1-2, LaVine 1-5, Holiday THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Coastal Carolina at Georgia St., 1 at Stanford 3 Wash. St Feb. 7: Trade deadline, 2 p.m. 1-6). Team rebs: 9. Team turnovers: 14 (17 PTS). hard-throwing right-hander is considered one of Furman at The Citadel, 1 1 NBA All-Star Game, Char- Ball St. at Ohio, 6 at USC 6 ⁄2 Arizona St Feb. 17: Blocks: 5 (Carter Jr. 2, Holiday, Payne, Portis). Ark.-Pine Bluff at Grambling St., 2 1 Toledo at W. Michigan, 6 Washington 11 ⁄2 at California lotte, N.C. Turnovers: 14 (J.Parker 3, LaVine 3, Payne 3, Ar- the top international free agent prospects and Norfolk St. at Savannah St., 2 1 Appalachian St. at Ga. Southern, 6:30 Georgia 6 ⁄2 Florida April 13: Playoffs begin. cidiacono 2). Steals: 4 (J.Parker 2). SE Missouri at UT Martin, 2 1 Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech, 6:30 at San Jose St 2 ⁄2 UNLV had attracted interest from several major league Alabama A&M vs. Alabama St. 1 Charlotte 27 26 29 28 — 110 at Tulsa 2 ⁄2 Tulane FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE at Birmingham, Ala., 2:30 1 BULLS 24 30 34 24 — 112 teams, including the Marlins and Orioles. W. Carolina at ETSU, 2:30 at Miss. St 2 ⁄2 Texas A&M Louisiana Tech at FAU, 5:30 Stony Brook at James Madison, 2:30 at Missouri 7 Kentucky 1 TRANSACTIONS TENNIS Miami at Boston College, 6 Arkansas St. at La.-Lafayette, 2:30 at S. Carolina 7 ⁄2 Tennessee COLLEGES: 1 Fired Ohio State assistant football Wyoming at Colorado St., 9 Middle Tennessee at Old Dominion, 2:30 Texas 3 ⁄2 at Oklahoma St 1 Gardner-Webb at Campbell, 3 at North Texas 29 ⁄2 Rice BASKETBALL ATP SWISS INDOORS BASEL coach Zach Smith pleaded guilty Tuesday to a SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Morgan St. at Florida A&M, 3 at Houston 7 South Florida 1 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION At St. Jakobshalle; Basel, Switzerland; MIDWEST Jacksonville St. at Murray St., 3 at Penn St 6 ⁄2 Iowa reduced charge of misdemeanor disorderly Cent. Michigan at Akron, 11 a.m. Incarnate Word at Nicholls, 3 at Michigan St 2 Purdue NBA: Fined L.A. Lakers coach Luke Wal- indoor-hard 1 ton $15,000 for public criticism of offici- Dayton at Butler, 11 a.m. Tennessee Tech at Austin Peay, 4 FIU 3 ⁄2 at W Kentucky #2 Alexander Zverev d. conduct and was fined $150, and an Ohio court 1 ating and Washington F Markieff Morris Army at E. Michigan, 11 a.m. Cent. Arkansas at McNeese St., 6 Cincinnati 9 ⁄2 at SMU Robin Haase, 6-4, 7-5. 1 $15,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct. Texas Tech at Iowa St., 11 a.m. Houston Baptist at Northwestern St., 6 Vanderbilt 1 ⁄2 at Arkansas Marius Copil d. issued a three-year protective order that keeps S. Dakota St. at Illinois St., noon 1 Jackson St. at Southern U., 6 at Oklahoma 24 ⁄2 Kansas St FOOTBALL #3 Marin Cilic, 7-5, 7-6 (2). Drake at Valparaiso, 1 Tennessee at South Carolina, 6:30 Arkansas St 3 at LA-Laf. #4 Stefanos Tsitsipas d. him away from his ex-wife. Smith was fired in N. Iowa at W. Illinois, 1 FIU at W. Kentucky, 6:30 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Jeremy Chardy, 6-2, 7-6 (3). at Texas St 3 New Mexico St Detroit: Released TE Jerome Cunning- Indiana St. at Youngstown St., 1 SOUTHWEST at Iowa St 3 Texas Tech #8 Roberto Bautista Agut d. July by coach Urban Meyer after domestic TCU at Kansas, 2 Vanderbilt at Arkansas, 11 a.m. ham from the practice squad. Signed RB Boise St 9 at Air Force Joel Bouagnon to the practice squad. Joao Sousa, 6-4, 6-3. S. Illinois at Missouri St., 2 SE Louisiana at Sam Houston St., 1 1 Ernests Gulbis d. #5 Jack Sock, 7-5, 6-4. violence allegations surfaced against the wide Weber St. at North Dakota, 2 Clemson 16 ⁄2 at Florida St Alcorn St. at Prairie View, 2 1 HOCKEY Dusan Lajovic d. N. Dakota St. at South Dakota, 2 MVSU at Texas Southern, 2 Notre Dame 23 ⁄2 Navy receivers coach. Meyer later was suspended for 1 Adrian Mannarino, 6-7 (4), 6-1, 6-2. EAST Cincinnati at SMU, 2:30 Oregon 9 ⁄2 at Arizona NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 1 Taylor Fritz d. Georgetown at Colgate, 11 a.m. Rice at North Texas, 3 at Fresno St 24 ⁄2 Hawaii NHL: Suspended Ottawa Senators D three games for his handling of it. Smith wasn’t Henri Laaksonen, 6-2, 7-5. William & Mary at Rhode Island, 11 a.m. Lamar at Stephen F. Austin, 3 NFL Mark Borowiecki for one game without pay for Urho Vaakanainen on Tuesday. WTA FINALS criminally charged with domestic violence. ... UMass at UConn, 11 a.m. New Mexico St. at Texas St., 6 WEEK 8 THURSDAY Penn at Brown, noon Tulane at Tulsa, 6 1 Wednesday RR; Singapore; indoor-hard at Houston 7 ⁄2 Miami Yale at Columbia, noon UAB at UTEP, 6:30 AHL Angelique Kerber d. The Big Ten fined Michigan State $10,000 for Lafayette at Fordham, noon SUNDAY Naomi Osaka, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 WEST at 7 NY Jets Lehigh at Holy Cross, noon Oregon St. at Colorado, 2 Bears Sloane Stephens d. violating the conference’s sportsmanship policy Philadelphia 3 Jacksonville WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Cornell at Princeton, noon Idaho at E. Washington, 2 Kiki Bertens 7-6 (4), 6-2, 6-3 at Pittsburgh 8 Cleveland Wolves 6, Cleveland 2 during an altercation between Spartans players Harvard at Dartmouth, 12:30 N. Illinois at BYU, 2:30 Red Group W-L SETS GAME New Hampshire at Villanova, 1 Arizona St. at USC, 2:30 at Kansas City 10 Denver Lehigh Valley 7, Hartford 3 and Michigan LB Devin Bush prior to Saturday’s Towson at Delaware, 2:30 UC Davis at Montana, 3 Washington 1 at NY Giants Charlotte 3, Utica 1 #5 Sloane Stephens 2-0 4-2 32-27 Duke at Pittsburgh, 2:30 Jacksonville at San Diego, 3 at Detroit 3 Seattle Binghamton 3, Belleville 1 #8 Kiki Bertens 1-1 3-3 28-28 game in East Lansing, Mich. The league also SOUTH New Mexico at Utah St., 3 at Cincinnati 4 Tampa Bay Rockford 5, San Antonio 2 #1 Angelique Kerber 1-1 3-3 30-28 Wake Forest at Louisville, 11 a.m. Montana St. at Idaho St., 4 Baltimore 2 at Carolina FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE #3 Naomi Osaka 0-1 1-2 12-17 issued public reprimands to Michigan State Syracuse at Toronto, 6 North Carolina at Virginia, 11:20 a.m. UNLV at San Jose St., 5:30 Indianapolis 3 at Oakland White Group W-L SETS GAME Stetson at Davidson, noon Boise St. at Air Force, 6 at Arizona Pk San Fran. Grand Rapids at Belleville, 6 coach Mark Dantonio, Michigan coach Jim 1 E. Illinois at E. Kentucky, noon Cal Poly at N. Arizona, 6 at LA Rams 9 ⁄2 Green Bay Hershey at WB/Scranton, 6:05 #7 Karolina Pliskova 1-1 3-2 24-20 SC State at Howard, noon N. Colorado at S. Utah, 7 at Minnesota Pk New Orleans Utica at Rochester, 6:05 #6 Elina Svitolina 2-0 4-1 26-18 Harbaugh and Bush for their reaction to the Southern Miss. at Charlotte, 1 Hawaii at Fresno St., 9:30 MONDAY Charlotte at Binghamton, 6:05 #2 Caroline Wozniacki 1-1 2-3 22-25 NC Central at Delaware St., 1 1 San Diego St. at Nevada, 9:30 New England 13 ⁄2 at Buffalo Cleveland at Milwaukee, 7 #4 Petra Kvitova 0-2 1-4 19-28 incident. ... Michigan assistant women’s gymnas- tics coach Scott Vetere resigned, days after police PREP FOOTBALL said they found him engaged in sexual activity In bracket order; state finals Nov. 23-24 at Fri: #30 Buffalo Grove (5-4) WEEK 10 RANKINGS Sat: #14 Plano (5-4) Sat: #12 Rockford Christian (6-3) with an 18-year-old female student in a car. Memorial Stadium in Champaign at #3 Hononegah (9-0), 7:15 at #3 Richmond-Burton (8-1), 1 at #5 Sterling Newman (8-1), 1 Chicago-area high school rankings Fri: #19 Belleville West (7-2) at Sat: #11 Clemente (6-3) Sat: #15 Minonk Fieldcrest (5-4) Athletic department spokesman Kurt Svoboda CLASS 8A by Mike Clark for the Tribune, with Sat: #32 Zion-Benton (5-4) #14 Wheaton Warrenville South (8-1), 6 at #6 Genoa-Kingston (7-2), 1 at #2 Orion (9-0), 1 Fri: #27 Alton (5-4) records and last week’s rankings: Fri: #16 Chillicothe IVC (5-4) Sat: #10 Taylor Ridge Rockridge (6-3) said employees are barred from having romantic at #1 Brother Rice (9-0), 6 RK. TEAM W-L LW Fri: #17 New Trier (7-2) at #6 Rolling Meadows (9-0), 7 at #1 Taylorville (9-0), 7 at #7 Clifton Central (7-2), 2 relationships with students. Vetere, 39, was a at #16 Oak Park-River Forest (7-2), 6:30 Sat: # 22 St. Charles North (6-3) 1. Lincoln-Way East 9-0 1 Sat: #9 Freeburg (7-2) at #8 Columbia (7-2), 2 Sat: #14 Harlan (5-4) Fri: #25 Neuqua Valley (6-3) at #11 Normal Community (8-1), 1 2. Batavia 9-0 2 Fri: #13 Breese Central (6-3) at #3 Lanark Eastland-Pearl City (9-0), 1 member of the Wolverines’ 1999 national cham- at #8 Warren (8-1), 7 3. Brother Rice 9-0 3 at #4 Rochester (8-1), 7 Sat: #11 Chicago Christian (6-3) CLASS 6A Sat: #24 Conant (6-3) 4. Marist 8-1 4 Sat: #12 Herrin (7-2) at #5 Pontiac (8-1), 3 at #6 Collins (8-1), 4 pionship team and was a 10-time All-American. Fri: #16 Wauconda (5-4) at # 9 Hinsdale Central (7-2), 1 Sat: #15 Salem (6-3) at #2 Paris (9-0), 2 Sat: #16 Staunton (5-4) at #1 Cary-Grove (9-0), 6:30 5. Maine South 8-1 5 Fri: #29 Fremd (5-4) Sat: #10 Effingham (7-2) at #1 Decatur St. Teresa (9-0), 1 Sat: #9 Von Steuben (6-3) 6. Oswego 8-0 6 at #4 Homewood-Flossmoor (8-1), 7 at #7 Breese Mater Dei (7-2), 2 Sat: #9 Athens (7-2) at #8 Eldorado (7-2), 2 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS: Nevada Athletic Com- at #8 Kaneland (6-3), 7 7. Mount Carmel 8-1 7 Sat: #20 Barrington (6-3) Sat: #14 Olney Richland County (6-3) Sat: #13 Fithian Oakwood (5-4) Sat: #13 Lake Forest (5-4) 8. Nazareth 8-1 8 at #13 Oswego East (7-2), 6 at #3 Bishop McNamara (8-1), 3 at #4 Pana (8-1), 1 mission Chairman Anthony Marnell III an- at #4 Phillips (7-2), 1 9. H-F 8-1 9 Sat: #28 Stevenson (6-3) Sat: #11 Fairbury Prairie Central (7-2) Sat: #12 Downs Tri-Valley (5-4) Sat: #12 Hinsdale South (6-3) 10. Simeon 9-0 10 at #5 Marist (8-1), 7 at #6 Murphysboro (7-2), 3 at #5 Nashville (8-1), 1 nounced that Khabib Nurmagomedov and Conor at #5 Prairie Ridge (7-2), 1 11. Cary-Grove 9-0 11 Fri: #21 Naperville Central (6-3) Sat: #15 Jacksonville Routt (5-4) Sat: #15 Reavis (5-4) at #2 Antioch (9-0), 1 12. Phillips 7-2 12 at #12 Plainfield South (7-2), 7 CLASS 3A at #2 Maroa-Forsyth (9-0), 1 McGregor will remain suspended at least until Fri: #10 Belvidere North (6-3) 13. Richards 9-0 13 Fri: #31 St. Charles East (5-4) Sat: #16 Rock Island Alleman (5-4) Sat: #10 Chester (6-3) at #7 Lakes (7-2), 7:30 December because of a brawl inside and outside at #2 Lincoln-Way East (9-0), 7 14. Willowbrook 9-0 15 at #1 Byron (9-0), 2 at #7 Warrensburg-Latham (7-2), 1 Sat: #14 Crystal Lake South (5-4) Fri, #18 Glenbard West (7-2) 15. Wheaton South 8-1 16 Sat: #9 Princeton (6-3) Sat: #14 Villa Grove-Heritage (5-4) at #3 Kenwood (8-1), 4 the octagon after their UFC match Oct. 6 in Las at #15 Bartlett (7-2), 7 16. Warren 8-1 19 at #8 Elmwood-Brimfield (6-3), 3 at #3 Tuscola (8-1), 2 Sat: #11 St. Ignatius (6-3) Sat: #26 South Elgin (6-3) 17. Bolingbrook 7-2 17 Fri: #13 Dwight (6-3) at #4 Lisle (8-1), 7 Sat: #11 Hamilton West Hancock (6-3) at #6 Notre Dame (7-2), 6 Vegas. Marnell said some prize money will at #7 West Aurora (8-1), 7 18. Naperville Central 6-3 ’18 Sat: #12 Oneida Mid-County (6-3) at #6 Bismarck-Henning (8-1), 2 Fri: #16 Rock Island (5-4) Fri: #23 Edwardsville (6-3) 19. Notre Dame 7-2 14 at #5 Poplar Grove North Boone (7-2), 1 released to Nurmagomedov, but the bans will last at #1 Richards (9-0), 7 at #10 Evanston (7-2), 7 20. Rolling Meadows 9-0 — Sat: #15 Herscher (5-4) at #2 Dunbar (8-1), 2 Fri: #9 Dunlap (7-2) at #8 Yorkville (7-2), 7 CLASS 1A Sat: #30 Taft (5-4) at #3 Oswego (9-0), 6 Sat: #10 Spring Valley Hall (6-3) Fri: #16 Polo (5-4) at #1 Princeville (9-0), 7 until an investigation is complete. Fri: #13 Peoria Notre Dame (6-3) Sat: #19 Loyola (6-3) at #14 Minooka (7-2), 6 at #7 Clark (6-3), 6 Sat: #9 Aurora Christian (6-3) at at #4 Normal West (8-1), 7 Fri: #27 Huntley (6-3) Sat: #16 Jerseyville (5-4) Sat: #14 Urban Prep-Englewood (5-4) #8 Annawan-Kewanee Wethersfield (6-3), 6 Sat: #12 Springfield (6-3) at #6 Maine South (8-1), 7:30 at #1 Hillcrest (9-0), 3 at #3 Eureka (8-1), 2 Sat: #13 Lewistown (5-4) SOCCER: at #5 Shepard (7-2), 1:30 Rafinha opened the scoring to help Fri, #22 Waubonsie Valley (6-3) Sat: #9 Morton, Ill. (6-3) Sat: #11 Wilmington (6-3) at #4 Lena-Winslow (8-1), 1 Fri: #15 Providence (5-4) at #11 Bolingbrook (7-2), 7 at #8 Decatur MacArthur (6-3), 1:30 at #6 Monmouth-Roseville (7-2),5 Sat: #12 LeRoy (5-4) at #5 Orr (8-1), 1 Barcelona earn a 2-0 Champions League group- at #2 Washington, Ill. (9-0), 7 Sat: #13 Mt. Zion (6-3) Sat: #16 St. Joseph-Ogden (5-4) Sat: #15 Orangeville (5-4) CLASS 7A Sat: #10 Quincy (7-2) at at #4 Cahokia (8-1), 4 at #1 Monticello (9-0), 2 play victory over visiting Inter Milan. Rafinha Fri: #32 Rockford East (5-4) at #2 Ottawa Marquette (9-0), 1 #7 Springfield Sacred Heart-Griffin (7-2), 1 Sat: #12 Champaign Central (6-3) Sat: #9 West Frankfort (7-2) at #1 Simeon (9-0), 7:30 Sat: #10 Dakota (6-3) at #7 Stockton (7-2), 1 Fri: #14 Lemont (5-4) at #5 Carbondale (7-2), 6 at #8 Anna-Jonesboro (7-2), 2 started in place of Lionel Messi, who was out Sat: #17 Lincoln-Way West (7-2) Sat: #14 Fulton (5-4) at #3 Chatham Glenwood (8-1), 7 Sat: #15 Rich Central (5-4) Sat: #13 Greenville (6-3) at #16 Machesney Park Harlem (7-2), 1 at #3 Milledgeville (9-0), 1 Sat: #11 Crete-Monee (6-3) at #2 Highland (9-0), 5 at #4 Farmington (9-0), 2 with broken right arm. Sat: #25 Andrew (6-3) at #8 Nazareth (8-1), 1 Sat: #11 Kirkland Hiawatha (6-3) at #6 Bloomington (7-2), 2 Sat: #10 Mascoutah (6-3) Sat: #12 Pleasant Plains (6-3) Fri: #24 Lincoln-Way Central (6-3) at #6 Forreston (7-2), 6 at #7 Mattoon (6-3), 2 at #5 Beardstown (8-1), 7 at #9 Hersey (8-1), 7 CLASS 5A Fri: #16 Cerro Gordo-Bement (5-4) TENNIS: Sat: #14 Joliet Catholic (5-4) Fri: #15 East Alton-Wood River (6-3) No. 5 seed Sloane Stephens downed Fri: #29 Granite City (5-4) Fri: #16 Evergreen Park (5-4) at #1 Argenta-Oreana (9-0), 7 at #3 Metamora (8-1), 6 at #2 Carlinville (9-0), 7 at #4 Batavia (9-0), 7 at #1 Payton (9-0), 7:30 Sat: #9 Toledo Cumberland (7-2) Sat: #11 Rich East (6-3) at #6 Marion (6-3), 2 Sat: #10 Paxton-Buckley-Loda (6-3) Kiki Bertens of the Netherlands 7-6 (4), 2-6, 6-3 Sat: #20 Glenbrook North (7-2) Sat: #9 Back of the Yards (6-3) at #8 Fisher (7-2), 2 at #7 Vandalia (7-2), 2 at #13 Moline (8-1), 6 at #8 Elmwood Park (7-2), 2 CLASS 4A Sat: #13 Moweaqua Central A&M (6-3) Sat: #14 Newton (6-3) at #3 Fairfield (9-0), 1 for her second-straight victory in round-robin Fri: #28 Lincoln Park (5-4) Sat: #13 Woodstock North (5-4) Fri: #16 Raby (5-4) at #1 IC Catholic (9-0), 7 at #4 Bridgeport Red Hill (8-1), 2 Sat: #11 DuQuoin (6-3) at #5 Willowbrook (9-0), 6 at #4 Montini (8-1), 1 Sat: #9 Stillman Valley (6-3) Sat: #12 Albion Edwards County (6-3) play at the WTA Finals in Singapore. In other at #6 Williamsville (8-1), 2:30 Fri: #21 Benet (6-3) at #12 Maine West (8-1), 7 Fri: #12 Rochelle (5-4) at #8 Dixon (6-3), 1 at #5 Madison (8-1), 2 Fri: #31 Prospect (5-4) at #5 Sycamore (7-2), 7 Sat: #13 St. Edward (5-4) Sat: #15 Greenfield-Northwestern (6-3) action, No. 1 seed Angelique Kerber of Germany at #2 Glenbard East (9-0), 7 Fri: #15 Phoenix (5-4) at #2 Sterling (8-1), 7 at #4 Urban Prep-Bronzeville (8-1), 10 a.m. CLASS 2A at #2 Camp Point Central (8-1), 1 Sat: #18 Hoffman Estates (7-2) Sat: #10 Brooks (6-3) Fri: #12 Sullivan (6-3) at #5 Marengo (7-2), 7 Fri: #16 Watseka (5-4) Sat: #10 Carrollton (6-3) outlasted No. 3 seed and U.S. Open champ Naomi at #15 East St. Louis (7-2), 3 at #7 Hyde Park (7-2), 11 a.m. Fri: #15 Wheaton Academy (5-4) at #1 Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley (9-0), 7 at #7 Sesser-Valier (7-2), 1 Osaka of Japan 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. Fri: #26 T.F. South (6-3) Sat: #14 Glenbard South (5-4) at #2 Coal City (8-1), 7 Sat: #9 Knoxville (6-3) Sat: #14 Georgetown-Ridge Farm (6-3) at #7 Mount Carmel (8-1), 4 at #3 Boylan Catholic (8-1), 1 Sat: #10 Johnsburg (6-3) at #8 Hope Academy (7-2), 4 at #3 Concord Triopia (8-1) 2 Sat: #23 Lake Zurich (6-3) Fri: #11 Amundsen (5-4) at #7 Ag Science (7-2), 7:30 Sat: #13 Aledo Mercer County (5-4) Sat: #11 Catlin Salt Fork (6-3) at #10 DeKalb (8-1), 1 at #6 St. Francis (7-2), 7 at #4 Carthage Illini West (9-0), 2Sat at #6 Arcola (7-2), 1 — Edited from news services D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 5

BASEBALL

WHITE SOX OFFSEASON QUESTIONS Smoltz PITCHING is missing The real Rodon? his spots Will Cease start? By Paul Sullivan | Chicago Tribune

This is the second in a series of position-by- position analyses of the White Sox entering the offseason. Next up: Pitching. Phil Rosenthal Which is the real Carlos Rodon? On media The stunning ending to Michael Kopech’s season after two seasons Suffice it to say, Fox analyst of hype and hope leaves the Sox John Smoltz sometimes sees rotation with a big hole. baseball games differently than Kopech was penciled in with other people. Carlos Rodon and Reynaldo Lopez, “You could see how close that giving the Sox a top three most Rodon came to Hembree getting hit,” teams would envy. Sox fans could Smoltz said over a replay flash back to 1983, the first year Britt Burns, LaMarr showing a ball off the bat of the Hoyt and Richard Dotson teamed up after Hoyt Dodgers’ Manny Machado whiz spent the ’82 season as closer. There’s nothing better past the mound in the fifth inning than watching a young rotation grow up together, of Tuesday’s World Series opener. and the Sox had the makings of a special one. Well, upon further review, But elbow reconstruction surgery will sideline maybe not that close. Kopech for all of 2019, and Rodon mysteriously Machado’s groundout in the slumped during the final month, putting a damper fifth, driving in the tying run, on another otherwise dominant season. actually missed Red Sox pitcher Rodon returned in June after rehabbing from Heath Hembree by, oh, a few arthroscopic shoulder surgery the previous Septem- hundred feet, seeing as how ber and went 6-3 with a 2.70 ERA over his first 14 Hembree was in the bullpen. starts. But he proceeded to go 0-5 with a 9.22 ERA Matt Barnes, the reliever over his last six starts, while opposing hitters batted brought in after Red Sox starter .339 against him with a 1.024 OPS. Rodon lasted only Chris Sale walked leadoff batter 3 1/3 innings over his last two starts, allowing 14 runs Brian Dozier, was the pitcher to increase his ERA to 4.18. who was nearly hit. Paging Dr. Cooper. Are you there, Don? For some reason, Smoltz “You know, I had some clarity coming back this misidentified Barnes as Hembree year and pitching,” Rodon told reporters after lasting not once but twice in the inning one inning in his final start in Minnesota. “Ate some — and if anyone in the Fox crew innings and had some fun even though this last corrected him, it wasn’t on the month hasn’t gone the way I would like, but it was air or even acknowledged for good.” viewers. Actually, there is less clarity now than in August, The big knock on Smoltz this when Rodon looked like an ace. Sox manager Rick season and postseason is that Renteria said he was healthy. Rodon still has great he has been a bit of a grump, stuff. Whether the slump was because of mental harrumphing over the way fatigue is a question only Rodon can answer. the game is played in 2018 as Either way the Sox have to hope it was a blip. opposed to back in the day. They need Rodon to be their horse in 2019 and “Back in the day,” in Smoltz’s beyond. Heading into his fifth season, it’s probably case, being only a few years ago. now or never. Smoltz has a keen eye and a wealth of insight and has been a Will the Sox bring in a dependable veteran strong contributor to Fox’s starter or hold a spot open for Dylan Cease? baseball coverage in recent years. Rodon, Lopez and Lucas Giolito are all assured of But the Hall of Fame pitcher’s rotation spots, while Dylan Covey should begin the incessant questioning of the season as the No. 5 starter. The Sox figure to add one game’s recent tolerance for veteran innings-eater, and here is where I’m striking out in pursuit of home obligated to point out they hold a $16 million option runs and the amount of defensive on James Shields, whom they still love, but … shifting, while not an altogether The Sox certainly have enough money to spend, illegitimate perspective, gets to though perhaps not the incentive to do so in Year 3 of wear on even baseball fanatics on the rebuild. A glut of fair-to-mediocre starters will a weekly basis, let alone five be entering the market, including non-tenders, and nights a week in the playoffs. the Sox aren’t expected to spend for someone like But even if one doesn’t mind Nathan Eovaldi or Patrick Corbin. Triple-A starter Smoltz’s “Eeyore” approach, Jordan Stephens, a fifth-round pick out of Rice in it’s expected that at least an 2015, could be given a chance to win a spot in spring announcer should know who’s in training. the game he’s calling. Remember Cease was rewarded with Cactus Granted, Barnes and Hembree League starts last year, despite the fact they were are both 6-foot-4, 210-pound starting him out at Class A Winston-Salem no right-handers in their late 20s. matter what. It showed what the Sox think of But if uniform No. 32 looks like Cease’s potential, and he made the most of the uniform No. 37, it might be time AL BELLO/GETTY experience. to visit an eye doctor. Red Sox starter David Price allowed just two runs and three hits over six innings. The Sox made the right move in shutting Cease At least that’s what down on an innings limit in late August, and figure to announcers would have done WORLD SERIES RED SOX 4, DODGERS 2 give him time at Triple-A Charlotte before a call-up. back in the day. As MLB Pipeline’s Minor League Pitcher of the Year, Cease’s arrival should rival Kopech’s grand Leaving on a jet plane: It entrance and at least gives Sox fans something to would have been a lot easier look forward to next year.. had the Astros beaten the Red Sox in the American League Finally, Price Is the 2019 closer on the current roster? Unless Championship Series. Fox it’s Jace Fry, probably not. play-by-play man for all seasons The Sox can experiment with the bullpen in Joe Buck could have called another non-contending season, with no standouts Thursday’s Dolphins-Texans and plenty of young arms with options. Unless they game without changing hotels. changing it up plan to contend, they can groom Fry or Ian As is, Buck was set to fly Hamilton as the closer, perhaps in open competition from Boston to Houston after Once a postseason pariah, RESULTS/SCHEDULE next spring at Camelback Ranch. Wednesday’s World Series Red Sox lead 2-0 The Sox tried this route with Bob Howry in their Game 2, call the NFL prime-time lefty again clutch for Red Sox Game 1: Red Sox 8, Dodgers 4 last big rebuild two decades ago. Then, early in 2000, telecast, then jet to Los Angeles Game 2: Red Sox 4, Dodgers 2 they turned to another youngster, Keith Foulke, who for Friday’s Game 3 Red Sox- By Jimmy Golen | Associated Press Game 3: Red Sox (TBD) at helped take them to a division title. Maybe Fry or Dodgers matchup. Dodgers (Buehler), Friday Hamilton can be the next Foulke, who went on to At least he has a valid excuse if BOSTON — From playoff flop to World Game 4: Red Sox at Dodgers, Saturday become the Red Sox closer when they ended their he misidentifies Red Sox pitchers. Series ace in one legacy-changing Octo- Game 5: Red Sox at Dodgers, Sunday drought in 2004. ber, David Price earned his second Game 6: Dodgers at Red Sox, Tuesday If the White Sox choose to sign a free-agent Progressive bit: Buck tried to postseason victory in a row Wednesday Game 7: Dodgers at Red Sox, Wednesday closer, there will be plenty of options, including get a laugh after a shot looking night and delivered the Red Sox their All at 7 p.m. on FOX-32 Kelvin Herrera, Jeurys Familia and even former Sox down on Boston’s Prudential second straight World Series win. Games 5-7 if necessary reliever David Robertson. Free-agent signee Joakim Center with “GO SOX” lit up in The left-hander pitched six innings of Soria did a respectable job this year before he was the windows, ad libbing a three-hit ball, and major-league RBI THE BOX SCORE dealt to the Brewers for a couple of prospects, so a LOS ANGELES AB R H BI SO AVG scenario in which he was some leader J.D. Martinez broke a fifth-inning Dozier 2b 20000 .000 similar four-month rental wouldn’t be surprising. Bellinger cf 10001 .000 sort of office manager barking tie with a two-run single during another Turner 3b 40001 .333 But with the escalating price of closers, it’s out instructions. two-out rally to lead the Red Sox to a 4-2 Freese 1b 21100 .600 probably best to develop your own. Pederson ph-lf 10000 .000 “Kevin, don’t forget to turn on victory over the Dodgers and a 2-0 lead in Machado ss 41100 .286 Taylor lf-2b 30001 .000 your lights before you go home. the World Series. Kemp dh 30011 .143 Will Danny Farquhar return? Farquhar, who Hernandez cf-2b 20001 .000 You’re part of the ‘Go Sox,’ ” he Game 3 is Friday in Los Angeles. The Muncy ph-2b-1b 10001 .333 missed most of 2019 after suffering a ruptured brain Puig rf 30110 .167 said at the start of the second Dodgers need a win to avoid an 0-3 deficit Barnes c 20001 .000 aneurysm in the Sox dugout on April 20, has been inning. “Karen, you do it too.” that no World Series team has ever Grandal ph-c 10001 .000 planning a comeback almost since he left the hospital. TOTALS 292328 The truly amusing part of the recovered from. BOSTON AB R H BI SO AVG “Every doctor I’ve spoken to believes in me and shot of the building with the The Red Sox have won 14 of their last Betts rf 4 1 3 0 0 .500 says I can come back,” Farquhar told the Tribune’s Benintendi lf 3 1 0 0 2 .500 insurance company’s name on it, 16 World Series games, dating to a Pearce 1b 2 0 0 1 0 .000 David Haugh during a workout at his California Moreland ph-1b 1 0 0 0 1 .000 however, was read seconds four-game sweep of the Cardinals in Martinez dh 4 0 1 2 0 .429 home last July. earlier off a note card. 2004. Not bad for a team that went 86 Bogaerts ss 4 1 1 0 2 .143 A comeback from a brain hemorrhage would be Devers 3b 4 0 0 0 2 .167 “Aerial coverage,” Buck said, years without a championship before Kinsler 2b 3 0 1 1 0 .143 an inspiring story next spring, but whether Farquhar Bradley Jr. cf 3 0 1 0 0 .143 “is brought to you by State Farm.” then. Vazquez c 3 1 1 0 1 .333 will be healthy enough to attempt a return that And Price had battled a curse of his own. TOTALS 31 4 8 4 8 quickly is unknown. Obviously Farquhar’s health is Overnight sensations: Los Angeles 000 200 000 — 2 3 0 The Price had been 0-9 in his first 10 Boston 010 030 00x — 4 8 0 the primary concern, and there is no need to rush nearly four-hour World Series postseason starts and his team had never LOB: Los Angeles 4, Boston 5. 2B: Betts (1), Bogaerts (1). RBIs: Kemp him back. opener drew an average national won a playoff game he started before this (2), Puig (1), Pearce (1), Martinez 2 (4), Kinsler (1). SF: Kemp. Runners left in scoring position: Los Angeles 1 (Barnes); Boston 2 (Bogaerts, overnight rating of 10.0. year. The Red Sox now have won his last Moreland). RISP: Los Angeles 1 for 3; Boston 2 for 6. Will Matt Davidson be available soon out of the That’s down nominally from three starts, including the ALCS clincher LOS ANGELES IP H R ER BB SO ERA bullpen? It’s a great hot stove topic — struggling 2 Ryu, L, 0-1 4 ⁄3 6 4 4 1 5 7.71 1 last season’s Astros-Dodgers against the Astros in which he pitched six Madson ⁄3 1 0 0 1 1 0.00 slugger attempts to become a pitcher in the Urias 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.50 2 Game 1, which scored a 10.2, yet a shutout innings. Maeda ⁄3 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 offseason. But Davidson’s success in three scoreless 1 Alexander ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 significant drop from the Indians- On a frigid night at Fenway Park, Price Baez 1 0 0 0 0 0 5.40 appearances on the mound during blowout games Cubs opener in 2016, which drew held the highest-scoring team in the NL BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA doesn’t mean he’s ready to step into the bullpen, a 12.6 in the metered markets. hitless through three innings and retired Price, W, 1-0 632235 3.00 even the White Sox bullpen. If he’s really serious Kelly, H, 2 1 00002 0.00 The Royals and Mets, who the last seven batters he faced. He Eovaldi, H, 1 1 00001 0.00 about this, Davidson should agree to spend a year or Kimbrel, S, 1-1 100000 0.00 began their 2015 series with a struggled only in the fourth, loading the Inherited runners-scored: Madson 3-3, Alexander 1-0. WP: Alexan- more in the minors to develop into a reliable middle 14-inning marathon, averaged bases with nobody out on two singles der. Umpires: H, Kerwin Danley; 1B, Ted Barrett; 2B, Chad Fairchild; reliever. OK, never mind. After hitting .378 with 3B, Jeff Nelson; Right, Tim Timmons; Left, Jim Reynolds. Time: 3:12. 10.5 in the overnight ratings, but and a walk, and gave the Dodgers a 2-1 A: 38,644 (37,731). eight home runs in 12 games against the Royals but the Dodgers and Red Sox drew lead — their first of the Series. only .211 with 12 home runs in 111 games against the better than any Game 1 between But the 108-win Red Sox pulled ahead, the season, the Red Sox scored all four of rest of baseball, Davidson may need to focus on his 2011 and ’14. and once again they waited until there their runs in Game 2 with two outs. offense. were two outs to do it. Price and three relievers retired the [email protected] In an uncanny stretch of clutch hitting last 16 hitters, with Craig Kimbrel closing [email protected] Twitter @phil_rosenthal that has been their hallmark throughout for his sixth save this postseason. Twitter @PWSullivan 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, October 25, 2018

BEARS

NFL NOTES Giants still dealing, move DT Harrison

Associated Press

The Giants traded star defensive tackle Damon “Snacks” Harrison to the Lions for a draft pick. Giants coach Pat Shurmur confirmed the deal Wednesday after practice without revealing any details. The teams are expected to confirm the move Thursday after Harrison passes a physical. A person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press that Giants will receive a fifth-round draft pick for the soon-to-be 30-year-old Harri- son, who was a 2016 All-Pro selection. The trade is the second for the Giants (1-6) in less than 24 hours and indicates the organization is cleaning house. The Giants sent cornerback Eli Ap- ple, a 2016 first-round selection, to the Saints for two picks on Tuesday. The team also waived tackle Ereck Flowers, the 2015 first- round pick, on Oct. 9. JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Bears outside linebacker Khalil Mack (52), who has been slowed by an ankle injury in recent weeks, did not practice Wednesday. Reid grievance denied: Eric Reid’s grievance against the BEARS NOTES Bengals was denied by an arbitrator, a decision that irked the NFL Players Association. The union said arbitrator Shyam Das found that the team asking Reid during a free-agent Proceed with caution visit if he planned to kneel during the national anthem Mack (ankle), Robinson “He tries to be a complete player. Bears coaches for helping him to Nichols credited Hicks and violated fair hiring practices. Some people just like to play the gain steam in his transition from Eddie Goldman for helping his The grievance claimed that (groin) sit out practice run, some like to play the pass, but playing at Delaware, an FCS transition. He said Hicks watches Reid wasn’t signed by any team to nurse their injuries he likes to play both and he’s very school, to the NFL. film with him and often sits him because of his protests. good at both. He can rush the Nichols played in his first game down to make sure he under- Reid is now with the Pan- By Colleen Kane passer, he can play the run, he can in Week 2. Against the Buccaneers stands everything. thers, whom he joined this Chicago Tribune drop, he can play the ball. His in Week 4, he had four tackles and “As a young guy, it seems like month and with whom he has drive to be the best on every play, a half-sack, and on Sunday against everything is coming at you at one continued to kneel. Bears outside linebacker Khalil you can’t replace that.” the Patriots, he added four tackles time,” Nichols said. “They helped Mack didn’t practice Wednesday Bears wide receiver Allen Rob- and his first career takeaway. me out so much. They gave me the Kelly waived: Chad Kelly’s as he continues his recovery from inson also didn’t practice as he “(The first game) was a surreal opportunity to slow things down short stint as the Broncos’ a right ankle injury. recovers from a groin injury. He moment, but you have to snap out and really understand what was backup quarterback is over. As the Bears jumped into played through the injury against of it real fast, because you have to going on.” The team waived the second- preparation for the Jets on Sunday the Patriots, getting on the field for go play ball,” Nichols said. “Each year pro a day after he was at Soldier Field, coach Matt Nagy 74 percent of the Bears offensive game, it’s starting to feel a little No Shaheen: Tight end Adam arrested on suspicion of crimi- said Mack might follow the same snaps, but was limited to one catch more regular to me. But I still Shaheen, who is on injured re- nal trespass. schedule he was on last week. for 4 yards. make sure I don’t take this oppor- serve with a foot and ankle injury, General manager John El- Mack didn’t practice last Wednes- Left guard Eric Kush (neck) tunity for granted.” did not begin practicing Wednes- way huddled with coach Vance day or Thursday and was limited also sat out, and cornerback Mar- In the second quarter Sunday, day. Joseph and President Joe Ellis Friday in preparation for the cus Cooper (hamstring) was lim- Nichols blew past Patriots left Shaheen was injured in the and “we agreed that releasing Patriots. ited. cornerback Bryce Callahan tackle Trent Brown to wrap up Aug. 18 preseason game against Chad was the right thing to do,” “It’ll be a day-to-day thing and (ankle), defensive lineman Akiem running back Sony Michel, who the Broncos and was placed on Elway said in a statement. we’ll see as it goes,” Nagy said. Hicks (rib), inside linebacker dropped the football. Nichols injured reserve Sept. 2. Nagy said Mack hasn’t spoken to the Roquan Smith (wrist) and center crawled forward to recover the Monday that Shaheen was closer Griffen returns: Everson media since Friday. But Jets coach Cody Whitehair (shoulder) prac- forced fumble, and the Bears to getting back on the field. He will Griffen was back at practice Todd Bowles said his team is ticed in full. scored on their ensuing drive. have a 21-day practice window with the Vikings for the first preparing as if they will face a fully “Here every week they make it once he is designated to return. time in almost six weeks. The functional Mack. Growing comfort: Rookie dean emphasis to go after the ball,” first and most important step “His hunger and love of the fensive lineman Bilal Nichols, the Nichols said. “Everything we do [email protected] was acknowledging his need game (stand out),” Bowles said. Bears’ fifth-round pick, credited has the ball in mind.” Twitter @ChiTribKane for mental health treatment in the tough-guy environment of football. “Sometimes you’ve just got to put your pride aside and know when enough is enough. Trubisky’s Sometimes you’ve got to take it upon yourself and know when legs doing ... you can’t handle it,” Griffen said. Griffen was a full participant lots of work in the workout, but coach Mike Zimmer said the decision Trubisky, from Page 1 about whether he’d play for the Vikings (4-2-1) on Sunday night His decisions whether to run against the Saints would be and when to do it involve coverage made at the end of the week. recognition, field vision and Griffen was taken to a hospi- pocket poise. Evaluating those tal Sept. 22 after a scary series choices, then, allows coach Matt of incidents around the Twin Nagy to dig deeply into Trubisky’s Cities. command as the quarterback. And when Trubisky gets it right, he’s Extra points: Jets RB Bilal especially dangerous. Powell needs surgery to repair Like most parts of his game a bulging disk in his neck, and right now, it’s an ongoing chal- coach Todd Bowles says it’s a lenge. But Nagy enters Sunday’s potentially career-ending in- game against the Jets encouraged jury. Powell was placed on after Trubisky converted four injured reserve after hurting third downs, including a touch- his neck on a 2-yard run against down, on six scrambles against the the Vikings. ... Eagles DE Derek Patriots. His 81 rushing yards were Barnett had shoulder surgery a career high. and will miss the rest of the “That’s a weapon right now for season. Barnett had 19 tackles JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1 us, him using his legs,” Nagy said. and 2 ⁄2 sacks this season. ... “There are coverages that de- Quarterback Mitch Trubisky runs for a touchdown during the Bears’ loss to the Patriots on Sunday. Chad Kelly’s short stint as the fenses cannot run now because Broncos’ backup QB is over. he’s running the ball.” sling the ball. Trubisky’s challenge Like many aspects of Trubisky’s passing position as long as you The team waived him a day At least if the Jets do play is to sharpen his instincts in development, though, this is nu- possibly can, and then move,” after he was arrested on suspi- man-to-man, and their defenders navigating those options. anced. For him, it’s not just about coordinator Mark Helfrich said. cion of criminal trespass. ... Rod turn their backs to Trubisky, he “When I pulled the ball down to knowing when to take off to gain “Those micro-moves — it’s six Rust, who coached Hall of has proven he can exploit it. run (Sunday), it was usually a good yards on the ground. It’s about inches sometimes. Sometimes it’s Famer “Mean” Joe Greene at In fact, Trubisky’s 245 rushing decision,” Trubisky said. “It was using his athleticism and vision two feet, and three feet or four feet North Texas and later served as yards through six games are only big for us on third down… espe- within the pocket to keep throws becomes way too much. defensive coordinator for the three yards from tying his 12-game cially when they gloved every- alive. “Footwork, the timing, the Patriots’ 1985 Super Bowl total as a rookie. He’s on pace for thing and nothing was open At times this season, particu- tempo of all those things, that’s team, died Tuesday at 90 at his 653 rushing yards; only eight downfield.” larly in the season opener against something you have to do every day.” home in Ocean City, N.J. quarterbacks in NFL history have Nagy said he liked five of the Packers, Trubisky’s pocket That’s where Trubisky sensed had more in a single season. Trubisky’s six decisions to run, poise has escaped him. On occa- some missed opportunities Some of that production stems with the exception being the sion, he takes his eyes off his against the Patriots. He is, after all, SAM FARMER’S from the zone-read option, of third-and-2 on which Gabriel was receivers and looks at the pass rush. a passer first. THURSDAY NIGHT PICK course, but Trubisky is gaining a open and Trubisky had time and Coaches have worked with him “It was moving in the pocket Dolphins (4-3) better feel for how his natural space to throw. Jets coach Todd on keeping his eyes up, making when I didn’t need to, or having at Texans (4-3) athleticism and running ability Bowles sees danger in it Sunday. subtle movements in the pocket my eyes in the wrong spot when 7:20 p.m. | FOX-32, NFL Network 1 can be a safety net for him in the “He has a very good feel of and maintaining a throwing mo- they should have been elsewhere,” Texans by 7 ⁄2 (O/U 44) pocket as he works to command when the pocket collapses and tion to maximize downfield op- he said. “It was just not doing The Texans have won four in a Nagy’s offensive system. when somebody’s not open, when portunities. A shoulder turn here. exactly what I needed to do within row, their defense is settling in Nagy tells Trubisky to be a to take advantage of certain plays A hitch there. my job. And that will be fixed this despite a struggling secondary thrower first and a runner second, and when not to,” Bowles said There has been a noticeable week. Hopefully.” and Deshaun Watson is playing and Trubisky wants that to be the Wednesday. “When he pulls it improvement, one that’s expected through pain. This won’t be a case. After all, this offense is down he looks like a running as Trubisky builds experience. [email protected] happy return for Brock Osweiler. designed for the quarterback to back.” “You want to be in a balanced Twitter @Rich_Campbell Texans 24, Dolphins 20 Thursday, October 25, 2018 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Sommelier and restaurateur Alpana Singh at Tied House. Singh has returned as host of the WTTW show “Check, Please!” and Tied House will be featured during the new season. DINNER WITH ALPANA SINGH Chicago sommelier and restaurateur says she’s ‘comfortable’ back in the ‘Check, Please!’ host chair

By Steve Johnson | Chicago Tribune regular people from all over Chicago show. Her first episode back airs Fri- recommend and review their favorite day, the start of the 19th season (8 p.m. t turns out that when you are out to dinner with Alpana Singh, an evening restaurants. So this is how the show on WTTW-Ch. 11). To get people ex- that ranges across two restaurants, four appetizers, three main courses and a works. Every week we have three cited about a two-decades-old TV I guests. Each recommends his or her fixture is no easy feat, but this move has delectable glass of chardonnay, she does not actually say, “Check, please.” favorite spot, and the other two go to people excited. check them out and see what they “She’s a tremendous asset to ‘Check, She has plenty to say. She’ll talk 20s, when she burst upon the Chicago think. This week ...” Please!’,” said creator and executive about the dynamism of Chicago dining, restaurant scene as the kid sommelier She hard-pauses, because that’s producer David Manilow. “When there the glory of a well-baked slice of bread, at the revered Everest. where the introduction changes and was the opportunity to bring her back, and the plot holes in “A Star Is Born.” But she will not actually call the the episode’s specifics come in. And there was no hesitation.” She’ll photograph her food for pos- waiter over, lean in, lower her voice she bursts into laughter — because it’s Shooting the season’s 13 episodes sible later posting on Instagram and and ask for the bill in the words that funny to be performing this parlor trick earlier this year, “it was unbelievable,” chat pleasantly with managers, wait have made her a celebrity in Chicago. for a reporter and photographer and to Manilow added. “It’s like she never staff and chefs, all of whom are thrilled What she will do, upon request, is leave them hanging like that, but also left.” to see her in their place because of the recite the following, a sort of mantra because it’s a good moment to be recit- “Host Alpana Singh Returns!” said business boom her visit portends. And that she never forgot, even when she ing those words. the cover story on the not typically she’ll let you know that, even though was five years away from having to say Singh, you have probably heard, has excitable WTTW / WFMT member she’s got the headaches that come with it all the time: returned to the host’s chair at “Check, magazine. Local media, both food- and running a restaurant now, she’s enjoy- “Hi, I’m Alpana Singh. Welcome to Please!”, injecting new life into the ing her early 40s more than she did her ‘Check, Please!’ This is the show where indefatigable local restaurant review Turn to Singh, Page 3

Rich IN PERFORMANCE ‘Acelere’ ★★★ Moskal to Want to turn your day around? step down Visit a Colombian circus By Chris Jones next month Chicago Tribune

A look at his nearly Whatever day you might have, 23 years as head of the the evening will be improved by a visit to a Colombian circus. Chicago Film Office Just such a troupe, Circolom- bia, has arrived at Chicago By Nina Metz STEVEN E. GROSS Shakespeare Theater’s fabulous Chicago Tribune After nearly 23 years, Rich new Navy Pier space, The Yard. Moskal is stepping down. Configured for what looked like After nearly 23 years as the only about 300-400 patrons on director of the Chicago Film midseason show, “The Red Tuesday (less than half the full Office, Rich Moskal is stepping Line,” will premiere on CBS space), the engagement, part of down at the end of November. next year, as will Showtime’s the Destinos Latino Theater “I’ve been here a while, so the second season of “The Chi,” the Festival, is a reminder of the notion of trying something new new Comedy Central series capabilities of a still-new Chi- and being someplace else cer- “The South Side” and the Joe cago venue with enough soaring tainly occurred to me from time Swanberg Netflix series “Easy.” vertical space to easily accom- to time, but it was always fol- Consistently even-keeled and modate aerial performance. lowed by something new and unflappable, Moskal’s role has Circolombia, a company from interesting that seemed to keep long been that of liaison be- Bogota, offers what you might me curious,” Moskal said. “But tween TV and filmmakers and usefully think of as a social cir- my sense is, if I’m going to try various city departments, while cus. Its show, “Acelere,” re- ROBERTO RICCIUTI something new, now is the time also being sensitive to Chicago minded me both of the glory “Acelere” by the visiting company Circolombia is now at The Yard at to do it.” residents who periodically find days of the Chicago company Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier. He leaves amid Chicago’s their lives (and parking access) known as 500 Clown and of busiest TV season. The Dick inconvenienced due to filming. some of the performances I saw — it is no Cirque du Soleil — but of that is true here, but one nota- Wolf shows for NBC are still “The job is part advocacy, it’s not long ago in Getsemani, an to convey a collective vitality of ble thing about the unspeakably going strong with “Chicago part problem-solving,” he said. especially creative quarter of the human spirit and, by sym- optimistic “Acelere” is how, Fire,” “Chicago P.D.” and “Chi- “Our office is all about making it Cartagena, Colombia, where I bolic implication, to renew the consciously or not, it embraces cago Med.” “Empire” is now in work. Not just for the produc- have vacationed with my family. lifeblood of the audience. the help that circus artists al- its fifth season on Fox; the net- tion company but also how they Only about an hour, and very Throughout its history, circus ways give to each other — the work is also in town shooting present themselves out in the simple as circuses go, this rush of at its best always makes you feel lifts, the holds, the little correc- the midseason legal drama a piece does not seek to be pol- younger and fitter and more in “Proven Innocent.” Another Turn to Moskal, Page 4 ished or highly conceptualized awe of human achievement. All Turn to Acelere, Page 3 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 CELEBRITIES Tribune news services ASK AMY By Amy Dickinson

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FRAZER HARRISON/GETTY Swift donates to fan’s Wife doesn’t want flowers from husband family: Taylor Swift has donated $15,500 to a Go- FundMe account of a fan Dear Amy: A few months who is simply making the Dear Bartender: If “Bri- whose family is struggling ago, I was upset with my least imaginative gesture, an” is a good friend of with medical bills. Sadie husband, and he sent me or he might be a guy who is yours (and others in the Bartell’s mother has been flowers. trying very hard to ro- group), then it would be in a coma for three years, I told him it was a nice mance you. rude not to invite him to and the family is worried gesture, but I would rather You obviously choose this gathering, where mu- about losing their home not get flowers because I the most negative spin, but tual friends will be present. because of mounting medi- think they are a waste of when I read your narrative, If he were an actively cal bills. Swift made the money, and they eventually I think about his efforts to drinking alcoholic, you donation over the weekend have to be thrown out. connect with you. He is wouldn’t hesitate inviting with the message, “Love, It was my birthday re- also asking you for direc- him (I assume). And so Taylor, Meredith and Oliv- cently, and he asked me tion, and you are refusing don’t exclude him for ia Swift.” Meredith and what I wanted. I couldn’t to provide any. This is not being in recovery. He has Olivia are Swift’s cats. think of anything. (We’ve at all fair to him. an illness, and through lots been married for 15 years Do you want a card, a of hard work and treat- Chapman sues Minaj: and I have usually bought spa visit, a movie date or a ment, his alcoholism is in Rapper Nicki Minaj is my own birthday pre- divorce? Is there any gift remission. being sued for allegedly sents.) So he got me flow- you won’t consider too After two years in recov- sampling a Tracy Chap- ers again. frivolous or wasteful? ery, he knows that the man song without permis- I asked him if he re- Of course, this isn’t holiday season presents EARL GIBSON III/GETTY sion. Chapman filed a membered I would rather really about gifts offered lots of triggers and chal- Actor Steve Carell has been added to the cast of copyright infringement not get flowers because I and received ungraciously. lenges to his sobriety. In- Apple’s still-untitled drama series. lawsuit Monday. The would rather not waste the This is about connection. vite him and say, “We’ll be Grammy-winning singer money on something I Your husband is trying. offering lots of nonalco- says Minaj’s unreleased would have to throw away. And if the thing you want holic beverages, but we are Carell joins Aniston, track “Sorry” incorporates He said he remembered, most of all is to have a also planning to serve beer the lyrics and vocal melody but he wanted me to know conversation about con- and wine. I just want to from her 1988 single “Baby he was thinking about me nection, then tag — you’re make sure you’re comfort- Witherspoon series Can I Hold You.” Chapman and didn’t know what to it. You should start by able with that, and of is suing for unspecified get me. acknowledging his efforts course we understand if Steve Carell is set to join Jennifer Aniston and damages and wants to I’m upset! I feel like he and apologizing for your you decide you can’t make Reese Witherspoon in the cast of Apple’s upcoming prevent Minaj from re- doesn’t listen to me or take own behavior. it.” morning-show drama. The role will be Carell’s first as leasing “Sorry” commer- me seriously. This isn’t the a series regular since he left “The Office,” the NBC cially. only time this kind of thing Dear Amy: I’m thinking Dear Amy: I have a sug- single-camera comedy that elevated him to stardom. has happened. I feel like about hosting a Christmas gested comeback for “Not In the still-untitled Apple series, Carell will play Prison delayed for The he’s just checking off a list: party with some old col- So Fat,” the guy whose Mitch Kessler, a morning show anchor who is strug- Situation: The Situation Wife’s birthday, send flow- lege friends this holiday elderly mother fat-shamed gling to maintain relevance in a changing media land- will have more time before ers, check. season. I’m planning for him. scape. he starts his eight-month Am I making too big a about 10 people, with food, The next time she does Announced last year, the project was the first prison term for tax fraud. A deal out of it? Should I just beer and wine, but no hard this, he should say, “Mom, drama series to be ordered by Apple as the tech giant federal judge in New Jer- be happy with the flowers? liquor. We don’t plan on why are you shrinking? began to execute on its designs to enter the television- sey ruled Monday that the — Upset Wife getting crazy or anything. Your skin is so wrinkled series space. The drama hails from Michael Ellen- “Jersey Shore” star, whose However, one of my and your hair is thinning!” berg’s Media Res studio. It is executive produced by real name is Michael Sor- Dear Upset Wife: I won- friends, “Brian,” is a recov- She would probably say, Ellenberg. rentino, will now have der why you are being so ering alcoholic who has “That’s just the way I am, The starry project was highly sought after by a until Jan. 15 to report to mean to the person who is been “sober” for two years. and don’t make fun of me number of outlets and landed a two-season order prison. Sorrentino and his trying so hard to acknowl- I’m debating if I should not for growing older.” And he from Apple. Media Res, Aniston and Witherspoon are brother, Marc, pleaded edge and please you. invite Brian, or whether could say, “Well, this is the the principal owners of the show. guilty in January to similar I see a guy who perhaps we should not serve alco- way I am.” The series is based on an idea from Ellenberg and charges. They were has not tried hard enough hol at this particular party. — Been There will draw background material from CNN senior charged in 2014 with tax for 15 years. He is trying Would it be rude of me media correspondent Brian Stelter’s 2013 book “Top offenses related to nearly now. And you are telling to not invite him? Should I Dear Been There: It’s of the Morning,” which recounted the recent rivalry $9 million in income. him, “No thanks.” (Is it too invite him but inform him worth a try. Thank you. between NBC’s “Today” and ABC’s “Good Morning late to accept his efforts? I that there will be beer and America.” Oct. 25 birthdays: Co- hope not.) wine present for others at Copyright 2018 by Amy In April, Jay Carson departed the project as median Samantha Bee is Flowers have symbolic the party? Should I not Dickinson showrunner and was replaced by Kerry Ehrin. 49. Actor Craig Robinson is and romantic meaning. serve alcohol based on one 47. Actor Mehcad Brooks is The man who sends you person who is attending? Distributed by Tribune —Variety 38. Singer Katy Perry is 34. flowers might be a guy — Bartender Content Agency Film explores controversy over professor who wore hijab to support Muslims

By Tracy Swartz Midgett reached out to for Muslims feeling targeted play out when she started Chicago Tribune fellow alumni with the idea in the wake of terror attacks filming the documentary in to do a documentary about in Paris and San Bernardino, January 2016. Midgett said A documentary about a Hawkins, who was the Calif. She said she would she met with Hawkins in tenured Wheaton College school’s first female black continue to wear the veil Texas before she began professor who lost her job tenured professor. “Same during the Advent season. trailing her in the Chicago after she posted pictures of God,” which premiered last “I stand in religious soli- area in February 2016. herself in a hijab and month at the L.A. Film darity with Muslims be- As it turns out, the tim- claimed Christians and Festival, is scheduled to be cause they, like me, a Chris- ing was fortuitous. Midgett Muslims worship the same shown at 7 p.m. Thursday tian, are people of the book,” happened to be here when god is scheduled to screen at the Museum of Broad- Hawkins wrote. “And as it was announced that Thursday in Chicago. cast Communications. Pope Francis stated last Hawkins would not return Larycia Hawkins’ sym- “Aside from the premiere week, we worship the same to Wheaton to teach. Stan- bolic gesture, which was in L.A., which was the most God.” ton Jones, the provost at meant to show “embodied important because it was Within days, Hawkins the time, told professors in solidarity” with Muslim the premiere, I feel like the was placed on paid adminis- an email that he had apolo- women, divided the west Chicago screening, it’s trative leave “in response to gized to Hawkins “for my ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE suburban evangelical definitely one of the most significant questions re- lack of wisdom and col- Former Wheaton College professor Larycia Hawkins says school and made national significant screenings that garding the theological legiality as I initially ap- she was simply reiterating that there is common ground headlines. It also caught the we’ll have because this is implications” of her com- proached Dr. Hawkins, and among the monotheistic Abrahamic faiths. attention of Emmy-win- where everything took ments. School officials for imposing an adminis- ning producer and place,” Midgett told the questioned if Hawkins had trative leave more precipi- “We are aware of the docu- relationships, so to have Wheaton College graduate Tribune by phone. violated the spirit of the tously than was necessary.” mentary, Same God, which, such a positive response Linda Midgett, who said The controversy began college’s statement of faith, Hours later, President according to advance publi- from people who view (the she was “really troubled by in December 2015 when which all instructors must Philip Ryken informed city, addresses events sur- film) has really been heal- what was going on” at Hawkins, a political science sign. faculty that the “adminis- rounding the 2016 parting ing and helpful,” Mangis Wheaton and along the professor, posted photos of Midgett, who is based in tration and Dr. Hawkins of ways between Wheaton told the Tribune. 2016 presidential campaign herself wearing a hijab on Louisiana, didn’t know how have come to a place of College and Dr. Larycia Hawkins, who now trail. Facebook to show support the events would ultimately resolution and reconcilia- Hawkins. Wheaton College teaches at the University of tion” and that they were sincerely appreciates Dr. Virginia, is set to be part of parting ways. Hawkins’ contributions to the Chicago panel as well. “It was amazing for me, the College during her nine She did not return a Trib- as the filmmaker, not years of service.” une request for comment. knowing which way things Midgett did interview She has said she doesn’t were going to go. I knew some of Hawkins’ Wheaton regret her actions. CHICAGOLAND that, for example, before colleagues, including Midgett said she hopes the announcement was Michael Mangis. A coun- her documentary sparks made in February that she seling professor at the time, dialogue between people of THEATRE DIRECTORY was leaving, I knew a big Mangis upset the adminis- different faiths so they can announcement was com- tration with his immediate find common ground. ing, but I wasn’t sure what support for Hawkins on “I think that’s so impor- it was,” Midgett said. Facebook. He forwarded tant right now because we “When the email was his private email exchange just live in a climate where TONIGHT AT 7:30PM Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier released from Dr. Jones, with Provost Jones to Time it feels like every day that’s TOMORROW AT 7:30PM NELL GWYNN where he apologized, like magazine. being chipped away. And so TODAY1&7:30, FRI 7:30, SAT3&8,SUN2 everyone else, I thought, Mangis, who graduated I hope that this puts some 312.595.5600 • www.chicagoshakes.com ‘Oh, they’re going to bring from Wheaton College and positive energy in that her back.’ So I was as had worked there since space,” Midgett said. stunned as anybody else 1989, said he retired early at “I think the other thing when a couple of hours the request of the college. that I really hope people “IS A HIT!” later, the email came out He hopes the film inspires get from the film is a better - Highly Recommended, from Dr. Ryken saying they people to stand up for those understanding of who Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune Oriental Theatre | 800.775.2000 were parting ways. It was being treated badly, as Larycia Hawkins is because mercurytheaterchicago.com BroadwayInChicago.com kind of a wild ride, to be Hawkins did. He attended she really was mischarac- honest.” the L.A. premiere and is set terized when all of this Midgett said she filmed to participate in a panel happened, and she was Enjoy the Theater Tonight for more than two years. No discussion at the Chicago silenced as a woman and as administrators took part in screening. a person of faith. I really the documentary, and “I found going to the hope that if nothing else, if Midgett said she wasn’t screening in L.A. really just they disagree with every- Enjoy the Theater Tonight given permission to film on very healing for me. I want thing else, I hope that they campus. She said the col- to continue to have that at least walk away and feel lege also declined her offer experience because the like they understand her to screen the film there. whole incident and the heart and her intentions CHICAGOLAND When asked about aftermath and having to better.” Midgett’s claims, a school leave the college early was THEATRE DIRECTORY representative sent the really painful. I really miss [email protected] Tribune this statement: my connections there and Twitter @tracyswartz Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 3

thing other than her business, partly because she enjoys sharing Singh the results on social media. She’s fine with people using Continued from Page 1 Instagram as a new way to share and enjoy food, she said. She’s not not food-related, jumped on the so keen on the rise in takeout, at story when the news broke in least as a restaurant owner. She’s May. “Hooray!”, said Phil Ponce, stopped doing takeout from Terra interviewing Singh about her & Vine, she said, because the return on WTTW’s “Chicago delivery services take something Tonight.” like 30 percent of what the Ponce, Singh said, called her restaurant charges for a dish, and the “once and future host,” a line because it means surrendering she said she might borrow in control of the food her staff describing her return to the job makes. she held for 10 seasons before five Takeout is an issue at the next away to focus on running restau- restaurant we visited, Dos Ricco’s, rants. a casual Mexican-Asian fusion “It was very comfortable,” she joint in Lincoln Square. We had said. “A lot of the same crew is guacamole, always a good test (it still there that they had when I passed), and Korean BBQ tacos, left. And everybody was just sort tasty but crying out for the bite of of like, ‘Wow, it’s like riding a bike a little kimchee. for you.’ I said, ‘It certainly feels Singh said she had learned on that way.’ I actually made this joke her previous visit, to prepare for that I still practice the opening in the episode, that the owner had a my bathroom. good takeout business going but “But the difference between really hoped to develop more me now versus back then is I’m in-restaurant traffic. more seasoned, more experi- As we ate, the owner, Ricardo enced and just a little bit more CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Meza came over, wondering, assertive. I don’t know, just: age. Alpana Singh has a laugh while being interviewed over dinner at Dos Riccos in Chicago on Thursday. perhaps, why there was a photog- Age adds a lot of wonderful rapher in his place recording this things.” one of the three spots that Singh both in the restaurant business a lot out of the guests. She has woman who seemed to be recit- Singh is all of 41, and she’s been and her guests visit in Friday’s but on the blue-collar side. Her great instincts in terms of allowing some sort of TV-show intro- through a lot. The Boarding episode. mom was a waitress at restau- ing the dialogue to flow and duction. House, the wine-forward River “The pasta is really good,” she rants including Bakers Square knowing when to intervene.” “For ‘Check, Please!’,” Singh North restaurant she first opened said. “I remember having that (where Singh got her first restau- For Singh, it’s also about spot- explained. “He’s doing a story on in 2012, closed abruptly this year when I was here. And the other rant job), and her dad was a line lighting the great variety in Chi- me coming back to the show.” with the landlord alleging back thing is her food is so beautiful cook. They also had a grocery cago’s dining scene and in con- Meza, it turned out, was ex- rent was owed. Singh said she too. I think we kept using the store for a time. founding viewers’ perceptions of cited for the episode to run and sold her stake last year in that term ‘art on a plate.’” Singh, too, was always work- which guest is going to like which deliver what Singh called the place, and also in Seven Lions, We settle on a maitake mush- ing, she said, and at 18 announced featured restaurant. “‘Check, Please!’ effect,” where still open on Michigan Avenue. room in broth, an heirloom to- she wanted to become a somme- “It’s like when you have a the sudden onslaught of new She still runs Terra & Vine, an mato salad, and, for a main lier, a decision her parents looked dream about going back to the job customers can overwhelm restau- Italian Mediterranean restaurant course, a mackerel dish, because on with some skepticism. Five that you had and really liked, but rateurs who don’t prepare for it. in Evanston that’s been open for there’s a second restaurant still to years later, tipped to the job open- now you know what you know,” “It’s a good problem to have,” two years. come. All are even tastier than ing by a wine world friend, she she said. “And so I was really Singh told him. “It’s a problem all She doesn’t sleep much be- they are beautiful. became the sommelier at Everest, intrigued by the opportunity to go restaurant owners want.” cause she’s just “running through “We should get the bread as run by chef Jean Joho and one of back and sit in that chair again. Meza was preparing his staff, the checklist” of all the things well,” she said. And she’s right. Chicago’s best restaurants. “It’s such a time warp,” Singh he said, encouraging customers to that need to get done, she said. With the house-made smears of And a few years after that, she said. “The old directors are there, make reservations, because he She’s pulled out old photographs chicken liver mousse or creme began hosting “Check, Please!,” and then you just kind of get into doesn’t want newcomers to have from before she started Boarding fraiche honeycomb you can add taking over from original host this rhythm, and it feels like the a bad experience. House, and thought, “my eyes just to the plate, the Parker House Amanda Puck, who served two last six years just didn’t happen. He’s been here for three years looked so peaceful and restful.” rolls and hearty slices are excep- years as host. It’s like that Bob Newhart show. … now, and it’s been tough, he said, “I do bring that perspective to tional. “If anything, when we first Did I open three restaurants? Did sometimes wondering if he’d have the show now, understanding Anthony Rodriguez, the man- hired her, she was a young som- that all happen? I guess it did.” to reach into his own pocket. what position the restaurant ager, stops by the table and tells melier breaking into the city,” said Her decision to return, Singh “I really think I’m going to owners are in,” she said. “I inti- her, “I’ve already met you. You Dan Soles, WTTW’s chief content said, was coincidental to her make it with this, absolutely,” he mately know the stress and the actually gave me my level one,” a officer and an executive producer cutting her restaurant load down said. “It’s a great opportunity for turmoil and chaos, but also the sommelier test. on “Check, Please!” “Now she’s an from three to one. But it does fit us.” passion that you have, that sort of Singh didn’t get into the restau- established restaurateur and a key with her general theme of, as she After he left the table, Singh great longing and desire to make rant business by accident. In fact, figure in Chicago.” ages, taking control, being pur- said, “How do you not love that? sure that people are happy and by hosting a popular food show Soles said WTTW is talking poseful. (Her beef with “Star Is That’s why I love doing the show, they’re enjoying what you’re on public television, she is coming with Catherine De Orio, host for Born” is on this theme: Why does right there. You just saw it in trying to do.” full circle. Growing up in Mon- the five years Singh was gone the Gaga character seem to will- action. And now, having gone She said this while seated in a terey, Calif., “other kids were from the show, about developing ingly accept making vapid pop through the paces of owning a window table at Tied House, chef watching cartoons,” she said. “I another food related series. music?) place, it means more to me than Debbie Gold’s gleaming, upscale was watching ‘Great Chefs of “It made a lot of sense for Singh is trying, for instance, to ever.” gem that replaced the homey America’ and ‘Yan Can Cook’ and (Singh) to get back in the chair,” do a lot more cooking herself Harmony Grill as the restaurant Julia Child.” he said. “She’s very comfortable these days, partly because it’s a [email protected] adjunct to Schubas Tavern. It is Her Fijian-Indian parents were with the discussions and she gets way to relax and focus on some- Twitter @StevenKJohnson

BOOK REVIEW Acelere Kingsolver paints Trump as Continued from Page 1 tions, the spotting, the watching eyes, the palpa- an age-old American virus ble kindness of the circus hearts. Especially if your By Ron Charles naturalist who corre- daily life is not especially The Washington Post sponded with Charles ensemble based, you will, I Darwin and supported think, feel envious of these Nonfiction writers be- herself as a science writer. artists. gan publishing books Kingsolver brings Treat to At least for a moment. I about Donald Trump even life in all her impressive know I did. before Sean Spicer could brilliance and delightful One of the great divi- start lying for him. Fiction eccentricity. sions in circus is between writers, though, have been “Unsheltered” re-cre- shows that subsume the slower to incorporate the ates this post-Civil War individual into the whole Mogul into their work. period with wonderful and those that celebrate Enough with glancing fidelity to the tenor of the the individual artist, like, references and coy allu- era: its genteel manners say, the great Montreal ROBERTO RICCIUTI sions. Here comes the first wrapped around vicious company known as The 7 The show is part of the Destinos Latino Theater Festival. major novel to tackle the bigotry, its absurd expecta- Fingers. “Acelere,” which is Trump era straight on and tions for women, and espe- not interested in stars or the collective, world- When: Through Nov. 4 place it in the larger cially its clashing convic- centerpieces, lands be- changing power of creative ‘Unsheltered’ Where: The Yard at Chi- chronicle of existential tions about God, science tween the two in just the risk-taking — in this case cago Shakespeare Theater, threats. Donald Trump’s and humanity. When Mary right way; the tumbling, flowing out of the people Navy Pier name doesn’t appear in By Barbara Kingsolver, complains, “We try to twirling, singing and smil- of Colombia. Barbara Kingsolver’s “Un- Harper, 480 pages, $29.99 reason with one another, ing are performed in such a Running time: 1 hour sheltered,” but the presi- but only manage to tear way as to make you inter- Chris Jones is a Tribune Tickets: $20-$45 at 312- dent prowls all through ourselves apart,” it’s im- ested in the young per- critic. 595-5600 or these pages. He’s “the right-wing father-in-law. possible not to reflect on formers and their real www.chicagoshakes.com Bullhorn,” “the tyrant who As the novel opens, this our own contentious mo- lives, but also to appreciate [email protected] promises to restore the old extended family has just ment. order,” the “billionaire moved to Vineland, N.J., Within this historical running for president into a collapsing house that framework, these chapters who’s never lifted a finger.” serves as their precarious focus on Thatcher Green- He’s the animal spirit of a shelter and a very sturdy wood, who has moved to political movement that’s metaphor. Willa and her Vineland to teach science draining the middle class, husband, a college profes- at the free secondary breaking the joists of civil sor, worked hard their school. He quickly be- society and pushing the entire lives but are now friends his impressive planet toward ecological close enough to retirement neighbor, Mary, and feels calamity. to realize that no retire- inspired by her intellectual That may sound like the ment awaits them. curiosity and her disregard makings of a deadly po- Although Willa and her for the regard of society. lemical novel, a strident family are certainly sympa- But Thatcher finds himself op-ed stretched out for thetic characters, there’s accused of corrupting more than 450 pages. But something a little claustro- students with Darwin’s “Unsheltered” is not that — phobic about being con- theory of evolution. or it’s not just that — large- fined within these axioms Traveling side by side, ly because Kingsolver has of liberal orthodoxy. 140 years apart, these constructed this book as Ironically, the alternate alternating stories about two interlaced stories, chapters of “Unsheltered,” Willa and Thatcher main- separated by more than a set in the 1870s, are fresher tain their distinctive tones century. Her alternating and more rewarding. In but echo one another in structure suggests that hopes of earning a histori- curious, provocative ways. SATURDAY Trump is not unique but cal preservation grant for Kingsolver suggests that merely the latest outbreak her crumbling house, Willa it’s never been easy to find of a virus that periodically begins to research its earli- oneself unsheltered, cast infects America. est inhabitants. At this out from the comforts of OCTOBER 27 The contemporary story point, Kingsolver takes us old beliefs about how the in “Unsheltered” offers a back to the origins of Vine- world works. collage of Democratic land, an actual utopian If there’s any spark of talking points acted out in community founded by optimism in this grim the lives of a middle-class Charles Landis, a prognosis for our survival, family slipping down the Trumpian real estate de- it’s implied by the novel’s Tickets available at The Chicago Theatre Box Office, ladder of success. The veloper who really did parallel structure: We’ve or charge by phone 800-745-3000. heroine, Willa Knox, is a shoot someone and get adapted before. With a freelance journalist bur- away with it. Among the little creative thinking and MSG.COM/CHICAGOTHEATRE The Chicago Theatre provides disabled accommodations and sells tickets to disabled individuals through our Disabled Services department, dened with the care of her citizens of Vineland was courage, we might do so which may be reached at 888-609-7599 any weekday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Ticketmaster orders are subject to service charges. baby grandson and her Mary Treat, a self-taught again. 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, October 25, 2018

BOOK REVIEW Story of sci-fi ‘golden age’ is a page turner ‘Astounding’ traces genre’s evolution

By Gary K. Wolfe identity and morality. ‘Astounding’ Chicago Tribune The central figure in this By Alec Nevala-Lee, 528 development was John W. pages, Dey Street, $28.99 Science fiction has long Campbell, a writer and led a strange dual life. On editor most widely known the one hand, as Alec today for the three film tragic arc in Nevala-Lee’s Nevala-Lee writes in “As- adaptations of his story tale describes how Camp- tounding,” a captivating “Who Goes There?” — the bell’s infatuation with Hub- cultural history of the most faithful of which was bard’s ideas eventually genre, we’re virtually bom- John Carpenter’s 1982 alienated both Heinlein and barded with it in comics, “The Thing.” But Campbell Asimov, and contributed to movies and TV, with the virtually gave up writing his rapid decline in influ- highest-grossing films fiction when he became the ence in the 1950s. consistently featuring el- editor of the pulp magazine Asimov, himself, wrote ements of it or its sister Astounding Stories in 1937, three thick volumes of genre, fantasy. On the other, at age 27. His career as autobiography, and Hein- it remains a specialized editor of that magazine — lein was the subject of a interest among readers, which he soon retitled huge, two-volume biogra- never quite as popular as Astounding Science Fiction phy a few years ago, but mysteries or romances, but — forms the spine of only the most devoted fans with fiercely loyal and Nevala-Lee’s account, were likely to slog through knowledgeable fans — not which grows far more the mass of detail in those unlike jazz, to which it has fascinating and complex as books. There have also sometimes been compared. he weaves in the lives of been several books about Those fans will cheer- three of Campbell’s most Hubbard, mostly focusing fully argue about whether it important contributors. BRIAN KINYON on the controversies of all began with Mary Shel- Robert A. Heinlein, Author Alec Nevala-Lee explains the evolution of science fiction via the influence of maga- Scientology rather than his ley’s “Frankenstein” (pub- possibly the most influen- zine editor John W. Campbell. earlier role in science fic- lished 200 years ago this tial science-fiction writer of tion. But there has been far year) or with Jules Verne or the 20th century with titles cy to exaggerate or even riage. This book comes Its main narrative arc, less work on Campbell, H.G. Wells, but for many of like “Stranger in a Strange fabricate his colorful expe- with some 90 pages of though, consists of four who Nevala-Lee argues is them (especially older Land,” began as the star riences, and whose Dianet- notes and bibliography, but contrasting but inter- “one of the key cultural ones), the true “golden age” writer of Campbell’s maga- ics — which later evolved it reads with the immedia- twined tales of American figures of the twentieth consisted of a span of zine in the 1940s. Isaac into Scientology — first saw cy of a good novel (and at self-invention and some- century.” Nevala-Lee has barely 20 years, between Asimov, who would be- the light of day in Camp- times like a good soap op- times of self-contradiction. managed to distill the es- the late 1930s and the late come one of the most pro- bell’s magazine. era). It includes anecdotes Campbell demanded that sence of their stories into a 1950s. This, according to lific writers in American Nevala-Lee, who lives in long familiar to fans, such science fiction be rational compelling tale of ambi- Nevala-Lee, was when the history, was a nerdy teen- Oak Park, has done an as U.S. intelligence agents and scientifically valid, and tion, idealism and oppor- field evolved its “most ager when he came under awesome degree of re- visiting the offices of As- almost single-handedly tunism that should fasci- recognizable incarnation,” Campbell’s influence, and search into the lives of tounding Science Fiction brought it out of the earlier nate even those who have the lineaments of which we the two of them later came these four men and the because it had published a pulp era of galaxy-busting never read much science still see today: the lived-in, up with the “three laws of women who helped shape story about an atomic bomb space wars — but he was fiction at all. realistic futures of “Blade robotics” that are still dis- their careers — such as when the real bomb was also fascinated with later- Runner” or “The Expanse”; cussed in artificial intelli- Dona Campbell, whose still a guarded secret, or the debunked ESP experi- Gary K. Wolfe is the editor of the serious speculations gence research. L. Ron skepticism over John’s unlikely rumor that Hein- ments at Duke University “American Science Fiction,” about technology, society Hubbard was the strangest infatuation with Dianetics lein’s “Stranger in a Strange and was enamored of all a Library of America anthol- and the environment; the of all, a wildly ambitious may have contributed to Land” had influenced the sorts of pseudoscientific ogy collecting nine classic grappling with questions of pulp writer with a tenden- the breakup of their mar- Charles Manson cult. schemes. In fact, the one works from the 1950s.

“We had to figure out the flipping of Moskal the Joker’s truck, which was this 18- Continued from Page 1 wheel semi-tractor trailer flipping street, so it’s about finding a comfortable place for those end over end down LaSalle Street. It very different worlds to share space and work to- was months and months of prepara- gether, which could be anything from permitting tion and it was like, how was this to public relations to con- stunt going to work? You’re going vincing producers that Chicago is a good place to right down the center of the city’s work. Or convincing the community that it’s not just most landmarked architecture.” about Hollywood, but that these movies and TV shows — Rich Moskal on “The Dark Knight” filming in Chicago put a lot of local people to work.” During his two-plus with visual effects, but we thank you enough.’ And he decades as head of the film do want to put the fuselage was quick to point out that office, Moskal has seen the of a 747 on Lake Shore this couldn’t have hap- industry’s ebbs and flows. CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Drive’ — somewhere in the pened in other cities. Being There wasn’t much film “The Dark Knight” star Christian Bale (center) jokes with (from left) producer Charles vicinity of Museum Cam- a Brit, he said there was no activity in town before Roven, Mayor Richard M. Daley, executive producer Kevin De La Noy and Rich Moskal. pus so they could get the way they could have made “The Blues Brothers” in city in the background. And that same movie in London. 1980. Kyle Chandler, which pre- Moskal, 60, is that rare that it was worth it. Be- it was intended to live there Or New York. But we some- “That movie led to a big miered in 1996. “I remem- breed of city appointee who cause not everybody was on for probably a week for how, collectively the city of shift in embracing the ber getting the call from worked through two may- board! Nor would you ex- them to shoot it. That Chicago, gave him the industry,” said Moskal. “It TriStar, which was the oral terms, first Daley and pect them to be. would have required shut- space to make the movie he drew attention to the fact studio behind it, saying, now Rahm Emanuel, which “Part of the glory of this ting down Lake Shore Drive wanted to make. I felt great that there’s music here, ‘We got a project for ya that has given him a breadth of job is that you’re always for a week (laughs), so not about that.” there’s comedy here, there’s may turn into something.’ experience few others in trying to do things that everything is possible! That Ever the diplomat, when an incredible look of Lower And sure enough, it lasted town have in terms of the you’re not supposed to do one sticks out as so outra- asked if he’s ever witnessed Wacker Drive and the four seasons — which was TV and film industry. Some in a big, busy city. The tend- geous but also so earnest in actors behaving badly, vintage architecture and all way longer than any televi- of the more eye-popping ency for everyone who its delivery. That’s what Moskal said: “From time to the other stuff that sold it sion show had ever lasted moments in film happened keeps the city running is to keeps this job interesting. time. The industry is chock better than we could have in Chicago. It had just been because Moskal was there not allow major crazy dis- Whether it’s a first-time full of colorful people who sold it. And it just told a series of one-off up to that to convince the right people ruptions from happening. filmmaker or a seasoned have played that out on people: Hey, Chicago is point.” (“Chicago Fire,” by and gain their trust. That So there’s a bit of a culture pro, the idea that anything Chicago streets. They’re really a cinematic city and contrast, is now in its sev- requires a deft touch and an clash. But I’ve really en- is possible never goes both pampered and abused they’ll work with you — enth season.) easygoing personality. joyed the opportunity to away.” at the same time and I because clearly they’ll let On the film side, He cites “The Dark approach people with a Then there was also the think that makes for melt- you do just about anything Moskal’s first major movie Knight” as a highlight. “We sense of whimsy and excite- time the Wachowskis downs at times, but I can’t there, given what you see in as head of the film office had to figure out the flip- ment and trust that’s about: wanted to shoot portions of say there was ever a time I ‘The Blues Brothers.’ And I was the Keanu Reeves sci-fi ping of the Joker’s truck, How can we go about mak- 2003’s “The Matrix Re- felt I was subjected to it think that caught the atten- thriller “Chain Reaction” which was this 18-wheel ing this happen?” loaded” in Chicago. personally, I just bore wit- tion of other filmmakers from director Andrew semi-tractor trailer flipping What are some of the “They wanted to shoot a ness to it.” and set us on a trajectory.” Davis. “It was the movie end over end down LaSalle more off-the-wall requests massive chase sequence Among his other accom- But by the time Moskal Andy made right after ‘The Street. It was months and filmmakers have made? along Lower Wacker Drive. plishments, Moskal was hired by Mayor Rich- Fugitive’ and ironically I months of preparation and “For ‘Transformers,’ Unfortunately the timing launched the Independent ard M. Daley in 1996, had worked with him as a it was like, how was this Michael Bay wanted to for this was right when Film Initiative, which in- filmng in Chicago had location manager on ‘The stunt going to work? You’re launch 10 burning cars off Lower Wacker was about to cludes an annual film- slowed and the runway Fugitive,’ so it was a com- going right down the center Marina City into the Chi- be demolished for its reno- maker-in-residence pro- production phenomenon fortable feeling of, ‘Hey, I of the city’s most land- cago River. It was like, ‘Hey, vation. It was like, years of gram for indie directors was in full swing, with get to work with a film- marked architecture. And I know Steve McQueen’s planning and all kinds of and the summer Millen- projects headed primarily maker that I kind of underneath the street is all movie “The Hunter” did trigger budget funding and nium Park Film Series. to Canada. know!’” (these) incredibly valuable this with one car — I want there was no way to stop it. The film office is small, “That was when first More projects started utilities and fiber optics. to do it with multiple cars There was just no way to with just four full-time staff low-budget producers coming to Chicago when And you want to slam a on fire.’ He nixed that be- delay the demolition. And including Moskal. realized the exchange rate the state began offering the semi onto the street? cause there’s only so much their producer Joel Silver — “Part of our office’s was going to make it far film incentive tax credit “It was an outrageous you can do. But it was enter- who is notorious for being a charm and reputation is more feasible for to get nearly 15 years ago. What stunt, so it was about build- tained (laughs) and I was classic demanding, that it’s a very small team things made on a budget. really put things over the ing consensus with people, like, ‘Of course we’ll try to tantrum-throwing pro- that makes this stuff pos- And when Canada started top according to Moskal: from the mayor on down, do that.’” ducer, always gets his way sible.” Moskal’s focus — and offering incentives to draw “The abundance of sound who would normally say, There was also the — called to say, ‘You gotta be presumably that of his the industry, then all the stage space with Cinespace ‘That’s just crazy, we’re not Tommy Lee Jones movie kidding me! These film- successor — has always productions that had been — not to say there wasn’t going to do that.’ Everyone “U.S. Marshals” from 1998, makers are from Chicago! been on all filmmakers, coming to Chicago because soundstage space before, really came together in an which was a spinoff of “The They just made “The Ma- regardless of budget or it was cheaper than places but this increased it dra- effort to say, ‘We can do this Fugitive.” trix”!’ But we just couldn’t clout. “It’s everything from like New York or Los Ange- matically — and having because it is kind of inter- “Much like ‘The Fugi- pull it off, which was a student filmmakers who les, now those were going successes come out of esting and frankly it’s going tive,’ which had a train disappointment to me have never picked up a to Canada. It seemed like Chicago like ‘The Dark to look spectacular and we wreck and all that, they personally because they are camera before, to Michael the industry locally was Knight’ (2008) or ‘Trans- want to be able to say that wanted something equally Chicago filmmakers.” Bay wanting to launch 10 drying up.” formers: Dark of the Moon’ we did that.’ It felt extraor- outrageous for the opening But when it works, it burning cars off Marina Even so, there was still (2011) and the Dick Wolf dinarily rewarding to help stunt. So their thought was works. City into the Chicago filming happening in town. shows. All of that led to orchestrate and then to see to crash-land a 747 on Lake “At the wrap party for River.” Moskal’s first big TV proj- what is the healthiest and it in person and then ulti- Shore Drive. They said, ‘The Dark Knight’ Christo- ect was the CBS drama most prosperous time in mately see it on screen and ‘We’re not going to really pher Nolan said, ‘You really [email protected] “Early Edition” starring Chicago’s film history.” feel immediately gratified crash-land it, we’ll do that made it easy for us, I can’t Twitter @Nina_Metz Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 5

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EDWIN DIAZ/FYI Chefs Joel Gamoran and Beverly Kim cook in Chicago on “Scraps: Parts Uneaten.” TV chef uses food scraps for a surprise Chicago dinner party By Tracy Swartz that people aren’t going to personality and is a “food Chicago Tribune like the food, but every waste warrior.” The single episode people love daughter of Korean immi- Chef Joel Gamoran it and understand the value grants, Kim grew up in hosted an unusual dinner of it, and Chicago is no Downers Grove in a home party in Chicago over the different,” Gamoran told with multiple refrigera- summer. The national chef the Tribune by phone. tors. Preserving food was a of Sur La Table met with “Scraps,” which is in its way of life, she told the Parachute chef-owner second season, follows Tribune. Beverly Kim and made a Gamoran as he visits cities Kim said the staff at meal using ingredients around the country to host Parachute, her Korean- that usually get tossed in these dinner parties using American restaurant in the the garbage for Thursday’s overlooked ingredients in Avondale neighborhood, episode of the culinary the hopes of inspiring tries to cook with all the series “Scraps: Parts Un- people to rethink their parts of a food item as eaten.” food waste. The Chicago much possible and will Kim and Gamoran episode is scheduled to air change its menu to incor- stopped by Parachute for at 9 p.m. Thursday on the porate surplus ingredients. carrot peels and past- FYI network and at 8 a.m. She said she doesn’t serve their-prime onions; Meats Saturday on A&E. food at Parachute using by Linz in Calumet City Gamoran, whose dad is products past their expira- for beef fat; and Andy’s from Palatine and who has tion dates, but at home, she Deli & Mikolajczyk Sau- family in Evanston, filmed analyzes food to determine sage Shop in Gladstone here for four days in Au- if it’s still good. Park for flour, eggs and gust. At Andy’s Deli, “We’re not saying eat milk that were pulled off Gamoran and Kim exam- trash, that’s not the point. the shelves because they ined expiration dates on It’s just being analytical were past their expiration various products — some about the marketing” of dates. The two chefs were “sell by” dates, others products, Kim said. “I tested recipes in a mobile, were “best by” dates. They throw things away all the outdoor kitchen before noted how arbitrary these time in my fridge, and it serving lettuce wraps, labeling practices seem to really makes me mad, but onion rings and carrot be. at least I’m checking it, cake to unsuspecting food Gamoran said he chose opening it, using my senses industry leaders on a Kim, a contestant on “Top to make that decision.” downtown rooftop. Chef” Season 9, to be his “Every episode I’m Chicago host because she [email protected] freaking out in real life is “scrappy,” has a “fireball” Twitter @tracyswartz 6 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, October 25, 2018

Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Oct. 25): Enjoy the spotlight this year. Regular practice benefits communications. Find collaboration where it is least expected. A flurry of winter communications generates a shift in professional priorities. Studies and travels reveal their secret treasures before a shift in your writing focus. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is an 8. Things may not go as planned. Hold your temper. Avoid spontaneous outbursts. Discipline and experience make a difference. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 7. Personal breakdowns can lead to breakthroughs. Postpone an important decision until you’re sure. Wait to see what develops. Avoid automatic responses. Gemini (May 21-June 20): 6. Stay out of someone else’s fuss. Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott Lay low, and enjoy peace and quiet. Avoid overstimulation. Complete one project to make space for the next. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 7. Navigate team changes. Prepare for the next gathering. You can meet a shared challenge. Sort out roles and responsibilities. Stand stronger together. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 8. Discipline pays off professionally. Chaos and changes confront you at work. Keep in action. Get support when needed. This could be a lucky break in disguise. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 8. Begin your next exploration. Make plans and reservations. Look before you leap. Avoid provoking someone with a short temper. Stay frugal and practical. Avoid distractions. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 7. Compromise with your partner on financial matters. Resist the temptation to throw money around. Avoid provoking an argument. Find a mutually Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman beneficial agreement. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 6. Treat your partner with compassion through changing circumstances. You’re the stabiliz- ing influence. Stay on the practical road. One phase ends, and the next begins. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 6. Get a wake-up call around your work, health and fitness. You can do what’s needed. Take one step at a time. Get farther than expected. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 7. Follow your heart. Reach a turning point in a creative project, or with love, romance or family. Emotional support goes a long way. Keep a secret. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 6. Domestic endings spark new beginnings. Goodbyes lead to fresh greetings. Make repairs, and keep systems operational. Ask family to help, and feed workers well. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 8. Take a new tack with a creative project. Back up ideas with research. Keep your cool despite chaos. Follow through on what you said.

— Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency

The Argyle Sweater By Scott Hilburn

Frazz By Jef Mallett

Bliss By Harry Bliss Classic Peanuts By Charles Schulz

Pickles By Brian Crane (Pickles is on vacation until October 29. Please enjoy this strip from 2005.)

Bridge Neither vulnerable, East deals North ♠ AK82 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♥ J942 ♦ Q832 ♣ 8 West East ♠ Q95 ♠ J7 ♥ 10 6 5 ♥ 87 ♦ 965 ♦ AKJ104 ♣ K1096 ♣ QJ74 South ♠ 10 6 4 3 ♥ AKQ3 ♦ 7 ♣ A532 Another expert is featured in today’s deal. Anders Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun Morath, from Sweden, was South. North’s two-diamond cue-bid was to make sure the partnership played in a 4-4 fit rather than a possible 4-3 fit. This was good bridge, but it would have worked The bidding: out better to just bid game in his strongest East South West North major, as a four-spade 1♦ Dbl Pass 2♦ contract would have Pass 2♥ Pass 4♥ been much easier. All pass Once gaining the lead, declarer would cash Opening lead: Five of ♦ two high spades and then four rounds of hearts. It wouldn’t matter whether a defender ruffed a heart or not. Declarer would have an easy 10 tricks either way. This deal is from a team game where the auction and Prickly City By Scott Stantis early defense was the same at both tables. The opening diamond lead went to East’s 10 and the trump shift went to dummy’s nine. At the other table, declarer played the ace, king, and another spade, setting up his long spade. West won and led another trump. Declarer came up a trick short after cross-ruffing, as he could never enjoy the long spade that he set up. Morath also cashed the ace-king of spades but then he started on a cross-ruff right away. The last four ruffs were all with high trumps with no chance of being over-ruffed. He ended up with seven trump tricks, two spades, and the ace of clubs. He never needed a third spade trick. Nicely played!

— Bob Jones [email protected] Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, October 25, 2018 7

Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 10/25

ForBetterorforWorseBy Lynn Johnston

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains Blondie By Dean Young and John Marshall every digit 1 to 9. Wednesday’s solutions

Jumble Unscramble the four Jumbles, one letter per square, to form four words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon. Hägar the Horrible By Chris Browne

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

Answer here

Wednesday’s answers

WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 10/25

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

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Ask if they hold certifica- tion from a professional organization such as the Chimney Safety Institute of America. your fireplace experience. creosote-sweeping logs on the shelves at your local big While box store. they’re not fully effective in creosote, preventing using them throughout the season can dry up the creosote and make it easier not It’s a to flake away. substitute for chimney butsweeping, when used properly it glaze that can be difficult Chimney to remove. sweeps make a particular point of getting creosote off the surface. Creo- A professional chimney A chimney sweep will use a variety of tools to break up break to tools of will use a variety sweep A chimney within a chimney. deposits a full chimney cleaning will cost between $125 and In$325. cases extreme with large amounts of thebuildup, cost may be signifi- If you have higher. cant structural damage, the cost may be as high as a few thousand dollars. sweep will use a wire brush attached to a flexible rod that extends deeply into the flue. In some cases this is an old-school brush that hasn’t changed much since the days of “Mary othersPoppins”; use elec- trically driven brushes to break up the soot and creosote. sote is the thick, oily resid- ue deposited into a chimney by burning wood. Creosote deposits increase fire risks and, if left unat- tended, harden into a solid What is creosote? safety, cre- safety, roves A professional If you own a fireplace You won’t always need won’t a You Signs that youneed a In many cases, a sweep and use it regularly, falland is use it regularly, the time to give serious thought to hiring a chimney sweep — before you light your first Chim- fire. ney sweeping is an intri- cate and sometimes high- tech job that is critical to the safety of your home. The Fire Protec- National tion Agency says unclean chimneys are a major cause of house fires. And for that reason, the NFPA recommends a yearly inspection. A clear chimney imp ates a more comfortable andexperience, allows smoke and gases to vent from youraway living area. full cleaning, but the inspection will help identify any problems. In addition an to ensuring your safety, inspection may also identify structural problems that can be solved for less that it would cost after years of buildup. chimney inspection include a visibly thick buildup of soot and creosote, smoke entering into your living space, a weak fire and a tar smell emanating from the fireplace. What are the elements What are inspec- of a chimney tion? HOME REMEDIES time for aIt’s chimney sweep Pogue P. F. Paul By List Angie’s chimney sweep will closely inspect your chimney from top to bottom, including the firebox, interior flue, smoke cham- exterior masonry and ber, flashing. They’ll look for both creosote buildup and structural damage. In many cases, house fires caused by the fireplace take place because a structural issue or wall cracked allows the fire to escape. They’ll also keep an eye out for animals, bird nests and branches. will inspect your chimney free of On charge. average, normal in the fall. normal in the fall. CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN GARDEN BOTANIC CHICAGO Browning andBrowning loss of A slight change in color Newly planted ever- yellow color. More often More color. yellow than not, this signifies that the plant has died. needles close to the center trunk is normal in the fall. Death of entire branches, needles with several shades of on brown the tree or loss of needles just on limbs lower are also signs of problems. means you a have chance to the save tree by modify- ing the site or changing your maintenance practices. Improperly applied weed killers can damage trees in your garden and would be visible shortly after application, so it is unlikely any application of a weed killer is involved. green trees will drop an amountexcessive of needles if they are to allowed dry out. By the time you see the large needle drop in these situations, it can be too late to the save Be tree. sure to water the base of the trees thoroughly to make sure that the root ball is soaked. Tim is Johnson of director horticulture for the Chicago Botanic in Garden Glencoe. to the center trunk is the center to White pines tend to lose In some years this In general, there is no loss begins with a gradual and uniform discoloration and eventual loss of inner needles from the top to the bottom of the tree. their needles more uni- so the needleformly, loss may be more visible this white pines fall. Normally, threehave years of needles in the summer and two in the winter. species may only one have year of needles that remain attached for the winter and will appear unhealthy while the needles yellowed outnumber the green ones of the current season. From your description, I would guess that you have white pines that have simply experienced a heav- ier than normal needle loss. need to worry unless you see foliage turning from green to on brown the exterior part of the limbs while it’s still green on the interior or if the tree continues to thin progressively out from An- year to year. other concern would be a more dramatic change in the color overall of the foliage to an off-green or

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