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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, June 12, 2018 Scattered thunderstorms yourdailyglobe.com | High: 73 | Low: 52 | Details, page 2 State officials tour Saxon Harbor By RICHARD JENKINS into place. It’s great to see section of the Oronto [email protected] the harbor is going to come Creek project, according to SAXON, Wis. – Sur- back,” Meyers said. “It’s a Peterson, but the new prise and delight seemed lot of money that is being floodplain has been built to be the dominant emo- spent and it could’ve went and the creek returned to tions Friday, as Iron Coun- the other way, it could have its former channel. ty’s state representatives been, ‘Nope, there just isn’t With the creek back in saw firsthand how much money to do this.’ its channel, and the sedi- progress had been made “But Iron County is a ment and debris removed, rebuilding Saxon Harbor small county in northern Peterson said the creek was since it was destroyed in Wisconsin and this is an reopened May 29. the July 2016 storm. economic agent for Iron The DOT is restoring “It’s really wonderful to County. It not only brings the section of creek as part come down here and final- people to the county who of its project rebuilding the ly see that the hard work of get to see the great beauty County A bridge over all of the people from the of the area, but it brings Oronto Creek. county, and the state and some money into the local Peterson said the old the federal government – coffers and that’s impor- bridge has been reopened we’re really seeing results,” tant – not only to the coun- for use by vehicles rebuild- said state Sen. Janet Bewley ty but to the businesses ing the other parts of the (D-Ashland). “And we can here, the restaurants and harbor and Merrill Gravel really see what our new gas stations,” Meyers said. and Construction, the com- harbor is going to look like, “So I’m thrilled to be here, pany contracted to build it’s going to be a better har- I’m thrilled to see the the new County A bridge, bor. For all of the hard progress taking place and is scheduled to arrive at the work, for all of the pain I’m looking forward to the harbor at the end of the and the suffering we went ribbon-cutting.” week. through; we are going to While most of the work Work on the new bridge end up with a fabulous har- hasn’t been finished yet, – located west of the exist- bor that everybody will be the county’s portion of the ing bridge, rerouting Coun- able to enjoy.” restoration of Oronto and ty A through the site of the Bewley and state Rep. Parkers creeks – running former campground, Beth Meyers (D-Bayfield) – from the marina’s boat lift roughly following the route with Iron County Board to the where Parker flows of the current temporary Chairman Joe Pinardi and into the lake – is virtually bridge – should take about Iron County Clerk Mike complete. six weeks. Saari – toured the harbor “They have to make sure While Roen Salvage has with Iron County Forestry all the grass comes up and been working on its and Parks Administrator things like that, but other- $993,000 contact to dredge Eric Peterson. wise it’s done,” Peterson the portion of the marina Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe “It’s been two years told the Daily Globe Mon- the U.S. Army Corps of IRON COUNTY’S state representatives, state Sen. Janet Bewley, left, and state Rep. since the flood and it’s day. Engineers is responsible Beth Meyers tour Saxon Harbor with the Iron County forestry and parks adminis- great to be back in Saxon The Wisconsin Depart- trator, Eric Peterson Friday to see how the rebuilding effort was going after the har- Harbor to see the improve- ment of Transportation bor was destroyed in the July 2016 storm. ments that have been put continues to work on its HARBOR — page 5 City commission FAMILY OUTING deadlocked on marijuana licensing vote

By RALPH ANSAMI excused absence, but said [email protected] she wished she would have IRONWOOD – With been at the meeting to one commissioner absent, break the tie. a motion for Ironwood to Burchell said she wasn’t opt out of Michigan’s med- ready to make a decision ical marijuana licensing act and said she wants to see failed on a 2-2 vote Mon- what will happen in day. November, when recre- Commissioner Joe ational marijuana will be Cayer Jr. offered the on the statewide ballot. motion to opt out and it Burchell then declared was seconded by Jim Mil- the matter tabled, pending dren. Rick Semo and the presence of the full Mayor Annette Burchell five-member commission. voted no, however, and Community Develop- Kim Corcoran was absent. Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe Burchell said she under- TWO GEESE and a trailing yellow six pack patrol a small pond near the Gile Flowage County C dikes near Hur- stood Corcoran had an ley on a warm Monday afternoon. IRONWOOD — page 5 PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Locals honored for Bear Trap case

By RICHARD JENKINS Trap Inn in Saxon, Wis. [email protected] Saxon-Gurney Volun- STEVENS POINT, Wis. teer Fire Department Chief – A contingent of Iron Stacy Ofstad, Iron County County law enforcement Sheriff Tony Furyk and and fire department per- Iron County Sheriff’s Submitted photo sonnel were honored at the Department deputy Jason IRON COUNTY and Wisconsin Division of Justice Department of Criminal Investigation staff accept awards for Wisconsin chapter of the Geach were honored at the their work investigating the 2016 arson fire at the Bear Trap Inn at the Wisconsin chapter of the International International Association banquet. Association of Arson Investigators’ annual awards banquet in Stevens Point Wednesday. Among those accept- of Arson Investigators’ “During this event our ing the awards were, from left, assistant attorney general Richard Dufour, Iron County Sheriff’s Department annual awards banquet in chapter awards individuals deputy Jason Geach, DCI special agent Jerry Katchka, DCI special agent in charge Brian Liethen, DCI special Stevens Point Wednesday agent Tiffany Ince, DCI special agent Josh Pudlowski, Iron County Sheriff Tony Furyk and Saxon-Gurney Fire for the work investigating Chief Stacy Ofstad. the 2016 fire at the Bear BEAR TRAP — page 5 TODAY INDEX Scattered t-storms — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Monday Today’s records Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 172 High 80 High 90 (1956) Community ...... 3 Low 61 Low 32 (1903) Obituaries ...... none Year ago today Precipitation Opinion ...... 4 High 71 24 hours to 7 a.m. Low 56 Monday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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TORONTO (AP) – Robert De Niro apol- De Niro made his comments at a Judge spars with Justice Dept ogized to Canadians on Monday for the groundbreaking for a new restaurant and “idiotic behavior of my president” a day hotel complex in Toronto. after the actor launched an expletive at At the Tony awards, De Niro lawyer on foreign favors suit Donald Trump at the Tony awards. launched an expletive at Trump and GREENBELT, Md. (AP) but a Justice Department bribery?” Messitte coun- De Niro said Trump’s remarks about pumped his arms for emphasis. Many in – Lawyers for Maryland lawyer insisted Trump isn’t tered. “Another clause in Canada are a “disgrace” and apologized to the audience stood and cheered, while and the District of breaking the law because the Constitution makes Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and others TV censors quickly bleeped out the Columbia accused Presi- he provided no favors in bribery a basis for who attended the Group of Seven summit offending words. dent Donald Trump in fed- return. impeachment. Are you say- of leaders in Canada. Trump called Trudeau has not issued any public eral court Monday of “prof- At issue is the Constitu- ing that Congress could Trudeau “dishonest” and “weak” following remarks about Trump’s latest attacks. iting on an unprecedented tion’s “emoluments” consent to bribery?” the summit on Saturday. Trump advisers Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Free- scale” from foreign govern- clause, which bans federal Shumate stood his also ripped Trudeau, branding him a back- land said her nation “does not conduct its ment interests using his officials from accepting ground, saying “ultimately stabber. diplomacy through ad hominem attacks.” Washington, D.C., hotel, benefits from foreign or it’s a question for Congress state governments without to decide, whether to con- congressional approval. sent or not,” adding that NOTICE - CITY OF IRONWOOD STREET CLOSING The plaintiffs argue there needs to be corrupt Please follow the detour map for roads which will be closed for traffic starting Trump’s D.C. hotel, which intent for bribery. has become a magnet for But the judge pressed Wednesday, June 13, 2018. foreign governments, on, questioning whether harms area businesses “as long as the president because of the president’s takes the money without a financial ties to its opera- corrupt intent, then it’s tions. No previous case on OK?” the subject has made it this Trump administration far. lawyers have argued that “This is the first oral earnings from such busi- arguments focused on the ness activity, including meaning of the emolu- hotel room stays, don’t ments clause in American qualify as emoluments. judicial history,” said Nor- They have argued that man Eisen, chairman of the under Maryland and D.C.’s left-leaning Citizens for interpretation of an emolu- Ethics and Responsibility ment, no federal official in Washington, which is would even be able to own co-counsel with the two stock from a foreign com- jurisdictions. pany that provides profits U.S. District Judge Peter or collects royalties. Messitte peppered lawyers Lawyers for Maryland for both sides over their and D.C. have maintained arguments Monday, and that no actual influence is had a particularly pointed necessary to establish an exchange over Justice emoluments clause viola- Department lawyer Brett tion. Steven M. Sullivan, Shumate’s view that emolu- the solicitor general for ments required a clear, Maryland, said that provable “quid pro quo” – Trump’s quid-pro-quo an exchange for an official action. “Wouldn’t that be FAVORS — page 7 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018 3 ‘Ocean’s 8’ opens with $41.5 TOP BIRD CALLER million to top box office

NEW YORK (AP) — “Ocean’s 8,” the percent from last year, according to com- female-fronted overhaul of the starry heist Score, when “Wonder Woman” was set- franchise, opened with an estimated $41.5 ting box-office records. But some of the million at the box office, taking the week- story was still the same. end’s top spot from the fast-falling “Solo: A “There’s a lot of women-powered rev- Star Wars Story.” enue at the box office in the heat of the At a lower price point and in less fan- summer season,” said Paul Dergarabedian, boy-guarded franchise, “Ocean’s 8” — senior media analyst for comScore. “Films despite ho-hum reviews — found nothing featuring female leads are killing it at the like the stormy reception than the female- box office, but that’s been going on for led “Ghostbusters” reboot did on the same quite a while.” weekend two years ago. One of the early summer’s more break- Made for approximately $70 million, out hits has been the Supreme Court Jus- “Ocean’s 8” and its cast featuring Sandra tice Ruth Bader Ginsburg documentary Bullock, Cate Blanchett and Anne Hath- “RBG,” which has made $9.1 million in six away, set an opening-weekend best for the weeks of release through Sunday. franchise, not accounting for inflation. Opening this weekend was another The three previous “Ocean’s” films — star- documentary that may prove a similar sen- ring Brad Pitt, George Clooney and Matt sation: the Fred Rogers documentary Damon, and based on the 1960 original “Won’t You Be My Neighbor.” The Focus “Ocean’s 11,” with Frank Sinatra — all Features release grossed $470,000 in 29 debuted with between $36-39 million in theaters for a per-theater average of about the last decade. $16,000. The film, 99 percent fresh on Rot- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe “Ocean’s 8,” also starring Mindy ten Tomatoes, has been acclaimed for its DISPLAYING HER certificate for winning the bird-calling contest at Saturday’s Mer- Kaling, Sarah Paulson, Awkwafina, Rihan- portrait of the man behind “Mister Rogers’ cer Bird Festival in Carow Park is Lois Geise, right, of Medford, Wis. Posing with her na and Helena Bonham Carter, drew a Neighborhood.” Focus said two thirds of is judge Zach Wilson and his children, Keewin and Lola. largely female audience — 69 percent — for the documentary’s audience was under a result that slightly surpassed expecta- the age of 45. tions. Meanwhile, the troubled “Solo” slid to Briefs “We thought we’d come in in the $35- second place with $15.2 million on its 40 (million) range,” said Warner Bros. dis- third weekend. It has now grossed $176.1 Wakefield announces summer Registration for “Libraries Rock” begins tribution chief Jeff Goldstein. “Number million, well off its expected pace. reading program on June 18. The program runs through one, it’s fun. Number two, it hits an under- “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” July 27. served audience. Unfortunately, there is began its international rollout in 48 over- WAKEFIELD — Readers will explore all For more information, call the library just a lack of stories that are aimed right at seas markets with an estimated $151.1 mil- things musical this summer as the Wake- at 906-229-5236 or visit our Facebook women.” lion, said Universal Pictures. That’s a pre- field Public Library presents “Libraries page: facebook.com/wakefieldpublicli- Yet the weekend’s three new wide dictably strong start for a film expected to Rock” during their summer library read- brary. releases were all female fronted. be one of the biggest of the summer. It ing program. Activities will include musi- All programs are free of charge. The horror thriller “Hereditary,” star- opens Friday in China, and on June 22 in cal crafts, art projects, science and engi- ring Toni Collette, debuted with $13 mil- North America. neering experiments, and more. Tractor club meets tonight lion, setting a new company record for Initial reviews, which came out this The 2018 Summer Reading Program is IRONWOOD — The Lake Superior A24, the indie distributor behind releases week, were mixed for J.A. Bayona’s sequel. open to young people, preschool through Tired Iron tractor club will meet tonight at like “The Witch” and “Moonlight.” The But critics were also less thrilled with eighth grade, with programs, prize draw- 6 p.m. at the Aurora Club in Ironwood. feature-film directing debut of Ari Aster, 2015’s “Jurassic World,” which grossed ings, storytimes, and more. There will be “Hereditary” has received rave reviews more than $1.6 billion worldwide. weekly Make-and-Take activities, a concert Library to hold book sale and been hailed as the year’s scariest Estimated ticket sales for Friday with Dana Banana on June 21 at 6 p.m. in movie since its debut at the Sundance through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian the- Eddy Park, and a “Nature Rocks” program WINCHESTER, Wis. — The Winchester Film Festival. Either from disappoint- aters, according to comScore. Where avail- July 12 with the North Lakeland Discovery Public Library will hold its annual book ment or simply because they were able, the latest international numbers for Center. sale from June 21-23 at the Winchester stunned from fear, audiences gave Friday through Sunday are also included. Weekly story hours will begin on Mon- Public library Thursday-Saturday with Bag “Hereditary” — about a family cursed 1. “Ocean’s 8,” $41.5 million ($12.2 mil- day July 2 at 10:30 a.m. and run through Sale on Saturday. after the death of its matriarch — a D-plus lion international). July 23. There will be stories, musical Hours to browse will be Thursday 10-7; CinemaScore. 2. “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” $15.2 mil- activities and a craft. The story hours will Friday 10-3, Saturday 10-12. For more Less successful was “Hotel Artemis,” lion. be hosted by Ella Lynott, Martina Ander- information, call Betty Forster at 715-686- starring Jodie Foster. The Global Road 3. “Deadpool 2,” $13.7 million ($18.5 son and Abby Ahonen. 2926. release, also starring Sterling K. Brown, million international). Dave Bautista and Charlie Day, flopped 4. “Hereditary,” $13 million ($3.5 mil- with $3.2 million in 2,407 theaters. Set in lion international). Porkies host four artists in a near-future Los Angeles, “Hotel Artemis” 5. “Avengers: Infinity War,” $6.8 million is about a members-only hospital for crim- ($10.9 million international). residence for summer inals. 6. “Adrift,” $5.1 million. Coming between more massive block- 7. “Book Club,” $4.2 million. SILVER CITY — For the 12th year, the many experienced applicants would be busters like the recent “Solo” and the 8. “Hotel Artemis,” $3.2 million. official artists’ lodging, Dan’s Cabin, will the best fit for the Porkies. This is the first upcoming “Incredibles 2” and “Jurassic 9. “Upgrade,” $2.2 million. be cozy ready for the selected participants time the program is featuring visual artists World,” the weekend was down about 20 10. “Life of the Party,” $2.1 million. of the Friends’ of the Porkies Artist-In-Res- exclusively. This group of four is outstand- idence Program. ing, each with styles uniquely different The AIRP Selection Committee chose and each individual artist being highly UPHP to hold two area blood drives four artists for this season. They are skilled and thoughtful”. Alexander Lee Landerman, ink and Part of each residency requires the MARQUETTE — The U.P. Regional For an appointment call Natalie Larson graphite artist and Erin Duff, painter, both artist to make a presentation for the pub- Blood Center, a service of UPHSM, will at 906-281-0537. from Bloomington, Indiana, landscape lic. The dates of these presentations will hold two blood drives in our area over the In addition, UPHP will hold a blood painter David Stine from Ypsilanti, Michi- be announced in upcoming newspaper, next month. drive on Tuesday July 10, at Aspirus Iron- gan and oil painter/sketch artist David radio and FaceBook announcements. The One of the drives will be held on Mon- wood Hospital in Ironwood from 11 a.m. - Kapszukiewicz from Clear Lake, Wiscon- AIRP is one of the several projects spon- day June 18, at Upper Great Lakes Family 3 p.m. C.S.T. with the bloodmobile. sin. As always, according to AIRP Director sored by the Friends of the Porkies. More Health (Ontonagon) from noon-4 p.m. For an appointment call Alicia Cook @ Sherrie McCabe, “The selection committee information about this organization and E.S.T. with the bloodmobile. 906-932-7627. worked hard to determine which of the programs can be viewed at porkies.org.

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Manor community room, 200 house. p.m., closed meeting, Salem Gogebic County Conser- Pierce St., Wakefield. Bessemer Downtown Lutheran Church, Ironwood. l 4 TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Overcoming politics I spent the better part of last week which was sponsored by the Initia- Sue Mizell, Publisher at a conference at Georgetown Uni- tive on Catholic Social Thought and Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor versity dedicated to overcoming Public Life. People don’t exactly polarization. We didn’t achieve that associate most Christians with the goal. But we sure walked out of there Beatitudes these days. Part of the knowing some new people and per- reason for this may be that the most spectives. Kathryn prominent Christians that come to There were a few powerful Lopez mind are politicians. The words of In Their Opinion moments, among them one involv- St. John Paul II are helpful here, ing Princeton professor Robert P. especially for people of faith who One Fair Wage George and Father James Martin, of find themselves working in or talk- the Jesuit magazine America. The ing about politics: “It is not the two men have some disagreements, ber of things George has written. But Church’s mission to work directly on isn’t fair to staff and important ones, too, on some not everyone is reading. And, as with the economic, technical or political One Fair Wage, a proposal to incrementally raise significant issues of our time. For Pope Francis, it’s only the most con- levels, or to contribute materially to the minimum wage to $12 by 2022, could appear on lack of a better way to put it, they troversial statement, the most seem- development. Rather, her mission the general election ballot in November. While it probably fall on different sides of the ingly unusual (which is often taken consists essentially in offering peo- boasts a hopeful sounding name, the proposal’s political spectrum. But they are both out of context or blown out of pro- ple an opportunity not to ‘have implications put at risk the livelihoods of restaurant Catholic, and that means something, portion), that rises to the surface more’ but to ‘be more,’ by awakening workers. because Baptism means something, and gets noticed and repeated. their consciences through the Michigan One Fair Wage, the committee support- because the Catechism means some- Another one of the conference’s Gospel.” ing the measure, submitted its petitions on May 21, thing. moving moments came when a Early on in the conference, Los and if enough signatures are validated, the proposal Pope Francis has lamented that young person who admitted that, Angeles archbishop Jose Gomez will appear on the fall ballot. Confirmation has become the sacra- while she knew that taking counter- quoted Dorothy Day: “Our lives The proposal is being passed off as a simple min- ment of “So long,” meaning that cultural positions on abortion and must be a pure act of love, repeated imum wage increase, something Michigan is used to young people view it as the end marriage could draw vehement many times over.” That’s not a right seeing. Yet there is one aspect that voters likely won’t rather than the beginning of their opposition, she hadn’t really consid- or left thing, but something that hear much about, but should. The proposal seeks to church lives. ered the backlash someone like gives real hope and is the stuff of raise the minimum wage rate for tipped employees Too often, a teenager receives this Father Martin receives regularly for credibility. It helps people see more, until it matches the full minimum wage. sacrament and that is just about his trying to shed a light on the human believe more about themselves and On the surface, this may seem fair. However, there last time in church for regular Mass person in the complications and the possibilities for life. would be several negative consequences. and the end of any kind of further confusions of life today. There is fruitful common ground Michigan’s restaurants industry would be forced instruction/nourishment in the “Priest of Satan” is just the begin- there, and an understanding that to raise prices, a cost that certainly would be passed faith. ning of an unholy litany that politics isn’t everything, and should- on to customers. Some would likely have to go out of And it turned out, once we sat includes some of the most profane n’t dominate the conversation or our business, since restaurants operate on thin profit down, that we had more in common and dehumanizing words lobbed at lives. And if you’re not a believer, margins. than we realized. Father Martin and him. So, what happened at overcom- people engaging in the real work of But the bigger impact would be on the restaurant professor George can regularly be ing polarization? We talked about love is something we can all get workers themselves. Currently, tipped employees are seen standing up for the vulnerable looking at a man as a brother and a behind. So, let’s do more of it, guaranteed to make at least the full minimum wage, unborn, for instance. The question woman as a sister. We don’t have to together. It starts with looking each when the base tipped wage of $3.52 an hour is com- for many on the left was: Does some- endorse someone’s political views to other in the eye and not yelling and bined with tips from customers. If the combination one like Professor George care about do this; you just have to be moved to looking away in these gravely polar- doesn’t add up to the current $9.25 an hour mini- human life beyond that point? Well, push beyond caricature. izing times. mum wage, the employer must make up the differ- of course he does, someone like me Which brings me to the most Kathryn Jean Lopez can be contact- ence. might respond, pointing to a num- important part of the conference, ed at [email protected]. The One Fair Wage proposal would do away with this system. Instead of a tipped minimum wage, Today in history employers would be forced to pay incrementally higher wages to wait staff and bartenders, eventually By The Associated Press paying them the full $12 an hour minimum wage by Today’s Highlight in History 2024. On June 12, 1963, civil The Restaurant Opportunities Center, a major rights leader Medgar Evers, financial supporter of Michigan One Fair Wage, 37, was shot and killed outside argues that while tips are meant to be a reward for his home in Jackson, Missis- sippi. (In 1994, Byron De La good service, customers often tip the same amount to Beckwith was convicted of every server. murdering Evers and sen- But sharing payroll costs for servers with the cus- tenced to life in prison; he died tomers keeps costs down for the restaurant opera- in 2001.) On this date tors, and may drive them to find alternatives to In 1550, the city of Helsinki employing a full wait staff, including automation. was established through a Some restaurants already have opted for tabletop decree by King Gustavus I ordering devices or having customers order at the Vasa of Sweden. counter, says Michael Saltsman, managing director of In 1665, England installed a municipal government in New the Employment Policy Institute York, formerly the Dutch settle- Justin Winslow, president and CEO of the Michi- ment of New Amsterdam, and gan Restaurant Association, says it is rare to find a appointed its first mayor, tipped server who does not make at least the mini- Thomas Willett. In 1776, Virginia’s colonial mum wage. Quite often, servers make far beyond the legislature adopted a Declara- $9.25 minimum, he says. tion of Rights. But higher prices and knowledge that the servers In 1898, Philippine nation- are being paid a full wage may discourage customers alists declared independence from leaving the standard tip. from Spain. In 1939, the National Base- That’s why many of them are speaking against the ball Hall of Fame and Museum but was eventually held liable Committee, saying that collect- try singer-musician Junior One Fair Wage proposal. Groups such as the Restau- was dedicated in Cooper- in a civil action.) Boeing’s new ing Americans’ phone records Brown is 66. Singer-songwriter stown, New York. 777 jetliner went on its first test and tapping into their Internet Rocky Burnette is 65. Actor rant Workers Association are fighting against the flight. activity had disrupted dozens Timothy Busfield is 61. Singer elimination of the tipped credit. Their members gath- In 1942, Anne Frank, a Ger- man-born Jewish girl living in In 2016, an American-born of terrorist attacks. Ariel Cas- Meredith Brooks is 60. Actress ered this past month at Lansing Brewing Company to Amsterdam, received a diary Muslim opened fire at the tro, 52, accused of holding Jenilee Harrison is 60. Rock protest the proposal. for her 13th birthday, less than Pulse nightclub, a gay estab- three women captive in his musician John Linnell (They Maine passed One Fair Wage in November 2016. a month before she and her lishment in Orlando, Florida, Cleveland home for about a Might Be Giants) is 59. Actor family went into hiding from the leaving 49 people dead and 53 decade, pleaded not guilty to John Enos is 56. Rapper That state’s tipped servers began protesting the new wounded before being shot hundreds of rape and kidnap- Grandmaster Dee (Whodini) is pay structure just eight months later, when they real- Nazis. In 1967, the U.S. Supreme dead by police. ping charges. (Castro was later 56. Actor Paul Schulze is 56. ized it was not delivering the promised benefits. Court, in Loving v. Virginia, Ten years ago: In a sting- sentenced to life plus 1,000 Actor Eamonn Walker is 56. Michigan should look to how the Fair Wage pro- unanimously struck down state ing rebuke to President years and soon after commit- Actress Paula Marshall is 54. laws prohibiting interracial George W. Bush’s anti-terror ted suicide in prison.) Actress Frances O’Connor is posal played out in other states, and listen to the con- policies, a deeply divided NASCAR driver Jason Leffler, 51. Actor Rick Hoffman is 48. cerns of wait staff who have benefited from a frame- marriages. In 1968, the Roman Polan- Supreme Court ruled that for- 37, died after an accident dur- Actor-comedian Finesse work that encourages tipping for good service. ski horror film “Rosemary’s eign detainees held for years ing a dirt car event at Bridge- Mitchell is 46. Actor Mel Baby,” starring Mia Farrow and at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba port Speedway in New Jersey. Rodriguez is 45. 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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018 5 Harbor Both the Army Corps and Iron County dredging Wisconsin projects are scheduled to Ontonagon housing director resigns deer herd put From page 1 be completed by mid- By JAN TUCKER about the residents of the facility and for, Peterson said he is still August, according to Peter- [email protected] “their quality of life, not a personal agen- down due to waiting for Federal Emer- son, with the DOT’s Coun- ONTONAGON – The Ontonagon Vil- da.” gency Management Agency ty A project to be complete lage Council meeting Monday was over- In a separate letter, Jarvey recommend- disease approval before the compa- by late August. shadowed by a meeting of the Village ed the Housing Commission hire Lock- ny can start dredging the These timelines would MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Housing Commission which was held just hart as director. She listed Lockhart’s qual- county’s portion of the only leave the marina’s out- State agriculture officials prior to the council session. ifications; including that she is the only marina – something he of-water work – such as its say they’ve euthanized an The village council appoints the mem- one with a security clearance, she could hopes to get “any day now.” sidewalks, bathroom, entire herd of whitetail bers of the housing commission and the draw monies down monthly, handle Along with the dredg- shower building and park- deer on a farm in south- commission hires its director, which oper- SAM’s registration and keep securing fed- ing, Peterson said the con- ing lot – as well as the west Wisconsin because of ates the Cane Court Housing Facility. In a eral funds. Her letter also cited the differ- tract includes repairs to the campground as the parts chronic wasting disease. surprise move just prior to the council ent monies Lockhart has obtained for get- retaining wall around the of Saxon Harbor unfin- The La Crosse Tribune meeting, Housing Commission Director ting refrigerators, lights and other items. basin, constructing the ished this fall. reports that more than 100 Sally Jarvey submitted her resignation “She has done what is best for the resi- new boat landing, rebuild- Iron County isn’t deer in Iowa County were after 35 and one half years with the Cane dents after false accusations and a work ing the east boat launches, expected to be responsible euthanized last month Court operation. environment so hostile and difficult to replacing the wood for most of the cost of after about 20 tested posi- Jarvey said she had not planned to work in,” Jarvey wrote. She also noted bumpers along the east rebuilding Saxon Harbor, tive for the disease. Veteri- retire, but she could “no longer work” in Lockhart ran the facility for six months wall of the marina and as FEMA will cover 75 per- narians and animal health the “hostile and non-productive environ- while Jarvey was on sick leave. work on the marina’s cen- cent of the price tag for eli- technicians from the Wis- ment.” During the meeting and a phone call ter peninsula. gible work and the state consin Department of Two months ago Jarvey survived an from the Department of Housing and While work on the will contribute an addition- Agriculture, Trade and attempt by the commission to fire her as Urban Development, the commission was marina has been bid out al 12.5 percent of the costs. Consumer Protection and director. The next month, two members of told it violated rules when it hired an attor- and underway, Peterson Bewely praised the the U.S. Department of the housing commission were removed by ney without Jarvey’s involvement. As a said the county’s engineer- county for its efforts to Agriculture-Animal and the village council and two new members result, HUD officials said commission ing firm is finishing up a acquire grants to offset its Plant Health Inspection were appointed. The commission was members must complete an online pro- draft of the environmental costs, which Peterson said Service sedated the ani- attempting to get Jarvey to turn over pur- gram called “Lead the Way” by July 31. assessment needed to get is roughly $1.2 million to mals before euthanizing chase receipts and a letter of discipline The village council did not address the FEMA to sign off on the $1.3 million. them. about her secretary, Sue Lockhart. resignation at its meeting. It will be up to harbor’s campground pro- “They have worked so The deer had been In her resignation notice, Jarvey said the village housing commission to hire its ject. hard to get sources of quarantined since Octo- the goal of the commission should be new director. The environmental funds from every single ber. Chronic wasting dis- assessment demonstrates nook and cranny that they ease is a neurological dis- there wasn’t an alternative possible can and we’ve order found in deer, elk Ironwood Lake Township, rather Semo said, “People need and moose. It’s caused by to putting the campground ended up with a project than Ironwood. She said their medicine.” along County A, across that is going to end up with an infectious protein that Carp Lake Township chose If the city commission affects the animal’s from the Harbor Lights a better Saxon Harbor than From page 1 the opt-in option. votes to opt in, it would bar. ever,” Bewley said. “At this brain. ment Director Tom Rich Duncanson urged direct the planning com- State and federal “We need to show them moment, it looks like – Bergman noted the city the commission to opt in, mission to draft a medical why we couldn’t put it back and again, the number is indemnity programs will commission and planning saying medical marijuana marijuana ordinance to compensate the deer farm, where it was and provide always going down – but it commission have dis- has helped many veterans allow the development of the documentation,” Peter- looks like we are at a point though an amount has yet cussed the Medical Mari- and patients. “I’m in search some or all of five medical to be determined. son said. “We looked at the where the county might juana Law on many occa- of an opportunity,” he said. marijuana facilities alternative to the east, and have to find $1.2 million sions. Another woman told the allowed by the law. that wasn’t selected after all is said and done.” He said the city commis- commission she is enjoy- An opt-out approval ATV crash because of the eagle’s nest “There is no way we sion could opt out, opt in ing sleeping now that she would mean the city is not claims life and too many wetlands. could have built a harbor or do nothing. is taking medical marijua- interested in enacting the We looked at the two-lobed of the quality we’re going Among the people who na, instead of pain medica- new law by ordinance. RHINELANDER, Wis. – campground option, but to have, with the amenities spoke in favor of opting in, tions. A group in Ironwood is The Oneida County Sher- the two-lobed option dis- that it will have, with $1.2 former Bessemer Mayor But city resident Gene in the process of drafting iff’s Department said a 27- turbed too much wetlands million,” she continued. Kathy Whitburn said her Henning said the city could language for the November year-old Rhinelander man and would have been way “So in a way; this awful dis- business – Superior change its motto from ballot that would ask Iron- was killed Friday in an all- expensive to put a road aster plus the hard work of Cannabis Solutions – was “Find Your North” to “Find wood voters if they want the terrain vehicle accident in back there. So that’s why all of the people from the prepared to locate in Carp Your Dope” if it opts in. city to opt in to the new law. the town of Pelican. we’re at where we’re at.” county and the town, Kody T. Carlson was He hopes to bid the everybody, we’re going to Detroit’s old train station sold owner Manuel “Matty” Moroun, said the victim. campground project in end up in better place. And Oneida County Chief September. it’s just wonderful to see.” to Ford for redevelopment Dearborn-based Ford’s Blue Oval logo “will adorn the building.” The announce- Deputy Daniel Hess said DETROIT (AP) – Owners of Detroit’s ment came in front of the 500,000- alcohol was a factor in the vacant, hulking 105-year-old Michigan pated and helped prose- square-foot 18-story station that closed crash. Bear Trap Central Station announced Monday that cute the case were also rec- in 1988. The Department of Nat- they’ve sold the iconic symbol of Detroit’s ognized. This included “The next steward of the building is the ural Resources and Oneida fall from greatness to Ford Motor Co. for From page 1 DCI special agent Jerry right one for its future,” Moroun said. “The County Medical Examin- redevelopment. and groups that have Katchka, DCI special agent depot will become a shiny symbol of er’s office were assisting in Matthew Moroun, son of building reflected their profession- in charge Brian Liethen, Detroit’s progress and its success.” an investigation. alism towards the field of DCI special agent Tiffany TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 12, 2018 fire/arson investigation; Ince, DCI special agent including providing out- Josh Pudlowski and Assis- 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 standing service, effort and tant Attorney General The Flash “Luck Be a The 100 “Red Queen” ’ Page Six TV Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of # CW KDLH Lady” ’ (TVPG) (CC) (TV14) (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) Queens ’ direction towards gaining a Richard Dufour who prose- NCIS “Voices” ’ (TVPG) Bull Bull agrees to help 48 Hours: NCIS (N) ’ Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James fire-related criminal con- cuted the case. % CBS WJMN (CC) (DVS) Chunk’s daughter. 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By ELIZABETH KARMEL radishes or the gorgeous water- Associated Press melon radish, or a combination I don’t remember when I had of your favorite radishes. You can radishes with unsalted butter and also serve with the same garnish- coarse salt for the first time, but I es, but without the bread as a nib- know that it was in France. And, ble with drinks. Tartine also it was the oblong red-to-fushia, relies on a really nice rustic loaf white-tipped French Breakfast of bread and I don’t always have radish that I fell in love with. that on hand. But I always have So, I am thrilled that you can good quality unsalted butter and now find them in the United fleur de sel, so this is a easy and States. If you have a home gar- healthy pre-dinner snack. den, you can also grow them. To serve, I place room temper- I don’t have a vegetable gar- ature butter in a pretty crock, a den, but I belong to a community tablespoon of fleur de sel in a supported agriculture group small salt cellar or small bowl which essentially means that I get and serve the radishes ice cold in a weekly share of the local farm’s a third bowl. If using breakfast vegetables. So, imagine my radishes, clean and trim them, delight when my first box con- leaving a bit of the green tops on tained baby French breakfast to act like a handle. Soak in ice radishes. Last summer, they did water to crisp up before serving. not have these radishes, so I was To eat them, dip the radishes in doubly excited. I was so thrilled the soft butter and fleur de sel to see the radishes that I ignored just before consuming and watch everything else in my CSA box the bowl of radishes disappear! If Associated Press and promptly made a “tartine.” A you haven’t had this remarkable THIS PHOTO shows radishes and open-faced radish tartine. A tartine is not a complicated dish. It is tartine is not a complicated dish. simple treat before, prepare to simply the French name for an open-faced sandwich. It is simply the French name for become addicted. an open-faced sandwich. Mine If using globe radishes, in 3-4 radishes, cleaned and because I want the salt to be green tops on to act like a handle. was composed solely of the addition to trimming the tops as sliced thin, but not too thin. crunchy and I don’t want to give Soak in ice water to crisp up radishes, unsalted butter and my you did for the breakfast radish- Fleur de sel or other coarse it time to pull the moisture from before serving. Dip the radishes favorite naturally coarse French es, cut a slit into the four sides of sea salt the radishes. in the soft butter and fleur de sel. salt, fleur de sel (flower of salt). the radish with a paring knife. Toast a slice of rustic bread If using globe radishes, trim The first time that I experi- Soak them in ice water for about and let cool on the rack of the RADISHES WITH SWEET the tops, leaving a little of the enced this combination of butter, 30 minutes to crisp up and toaster so that it won’t steam on BUTTER AND SALT greenery for looks and to use as a radish and salt was on a slice of bloom a bit before serving. You itself. You want it to cool so that it Servings: 4 handle. Cut a slit into four sides the famous brown sourdough can also simply cut an “X’’ in the will be crunchy but not melt the Start to finish: 40 minutes of the radish with a paring knife, bread from Poilane. The tooth- bottom of the radish to hold the butter. Once cool, spread the but- 4 tablespoons unsalted and soak them in ice water for some and rustic bread with a butter and salt. Smear with butter ter and layer the sliced radishes “sweet” European-butter, room about 30 minutes before serving. sour tang and chewy crust was first and then dip into the salt. over the whole surface. If you temperature You can also simply cut an “X’’ in the perfect canvas for the top- Pop into your mouth and enjoy! want the radishes to be at maxi- 1 tablespoon Fleur de sel or the bottom of the radish to hold pings. The crunchy, slightly hot mum crunchiness, soak in ice other coarse sea salt the butter and salt. Smear with and spicy radishes tamed by the water for about 30 minutes 10-12 cleaned and trimmed butter first and then dip into the OPEN-FACED RADISH TAR- before making the tartine. You radishes. salt. sweet butter and salt was one of TINE the great food moments of my life Serving: 1 (but can be multi- can add fresh herbs to the butter Place room temperature butter Nutrition information per and left a lasting impression. It is plied to make as many as you if you like, but I prefer the sim- in a pretty crock, the fleur de sel serving of tartine : 215 calories; one of those classic food pairings like) plicity of the butter, salt and in a small salt cellar or small 115 calories from fat; 13 g fat (7 g where the whole is much greater Start to finish: 40 minutes radishes. bowl and serve the radishes ice saturated; 0 g trans fats); 31 mg than the sum of the parts. 1 thick slice of rustic bread Just before eating, sprinkle cold in a third bowl. If using cholesterol; 1169 mg sodium; 23 You can make a tartine with 1 tablespoon unsalted high- Fleur de sel on top and enjoy. I do breakfast radishes, clean and g carbohydrate; 0 g fiber; 3 g the more easily available globe quality European-style butter this just before I eat the tartine trim them, leaving a bit of the sugar; 3 g protein. County trying Three babies, two helmets, one success story for triplets new strategy ANN ARBOR – Parents wearing helmets for about more common as families file helmet, Peethambaran orthotists that were able to on opioid of triplet girls say that tak- 2 months and “when they have heeded advice to put said. tackle the problem.” ing home their healthy came off, I got super emo- babies to sleep on their “The physicians and the The work filled a void. abuse daughters born three tional,” said their mom, backs as a way to avoid parents all embraced the “There really weren’t a lot months early at C.S. Mott Victoria. “It was so nice to Sudden Infant Death Syn- design,” he said. “It’s very of orthotic groups around DULUTH, Minn. (AP) – Children’s Hospital was see their hair again.” drome. economical and fits very the state that even did it A northeastern Minnesota such a gift. Sister Eleanor didn’t While SIDS deaths have well so that no more than very well. I found it to be county has launched a new But after two of the require a helmet. Not want- declined, head flattening one helmet is needed for really important for us in three-pronged approach to three girls were diagnosed ing to be left out, she often has increased. the whole treatment time.” plastic and craniofacial combating the opioid epi- with plagiocephaly–a flat- demanded her sisters’ hel- For Josie and Rosie, who The team is now in the pro- surgery to use our orthotic demic. tening of the head–a few mets, adorned in stickers, are identical and shared cess of another update, a 3- group to tackle this prob- St. Louis County is part- months later, their parents printed with the girls’ the same placenta, crowd- D model that can reduce lem,” he said. “They have nering with clinics and Victoria and Kody Buurs- names. ed conditions likely con- the cost and be more quick- just done a wonderful job health care providers to ma were grateful for yet While Josie and Rosie tributed to their plagio- ly reproduced, he said. since that time. They’re one bring opioid prescribers in another gift: A helmet ther- graduated from their hel- cephaly. Before the redesign at U- of the more experienced line with best practices rec- apy invented at the Univer- mets, many more babies go Ellie developed in her M, there was a lack of cra- groups in Michigan and ommended by the state. sity of Michigan. into them each day. own placental sack. nial shaping treatment across the nation for posi- The Public Health and The triplets, now 2, The U-M Orthotics and Ammanath Peetham- options, said Steven Buch- tional head deformities Human Services Depart- known around town in Prosthetics Center fits 200- baran, an orthotist at the man, director of the Cran- and orthotics in helmets. ment, with support from Gaylord and found 250 babies each year for U-M Orthotics Center, iofacial Program at U-M The triplets’ parents had the Minnesota Department @triplethefun on Insta- the helmets it designed in headed the team that Medical Center. no idea of U-M’s depth of of Health, is working to gram with big bows and 2001, the same style worn designed a better helmet 17 Once physicians and knowledge in head decrease the supply of opi- smiles “are now just nor- by the Buursmas. years ago. surgeons began collaborat- orthotics for the condition oids in the area by promot- mal kids,” their father Kody The helmets, which are The goal was to improve ing with orthotists on a that affected Josie and ing safe disposal of unused Buursma said. No more adjustable to grow with on old-helmets that came new helmet therapy, art Rosie. “Luckily, there were medication. photos of them wearing babies’ heads thanks to the in only one size. The lack and science came together those options,” Victoria Minnesota Public Radio helmets, only hair acces- orthotics team’s bivalve of adjustability meant to form a better treatment Buursma said. “Being born News says the county also sories. design, have a 95-percent infants needed to be fitted option, he said. three months early, I obvi- is stepping up screening Josephine and Rosalie success rate of correction. multiple times as they “The university very ously had a lot of concerns efforts by health care spent nearly 24 hours a day They are distributed grew, and parents had to early on was able to tackle about them. Seeing their providers. The county has around the country and pay for two or three hel- the problem of positional helmets taken off, seeing it seen a spike in opioid over- also made for infants in mets before treatment was head deformity when it had been corrected, it was dose deaths, with heroin AUKEE Japan. complete. started to boom with the a good feeling knowing it and opioid drug overdose The cranium-shaping The doctors also wanted back to sleep campaign,” was one less thing I had to deaths increasing 108 per- CHIROPRACTIC cent between 2011-2015. Natural, Safe, Drug Free, helmet therapy has become a lighter-weight, lower-pro- Buchman said. “We had worry about.” AFFORDABLE Chiropractic Care, We Correct CAUSES, Rather Than Treat Symptoms. Michigan lawyer with PTSD, brain injury aces bar DETROIT (AP) – Most – might have been forgiven 1.81 GPA. py, for the first time in Super continued to We Accept: law students view legal for throwing in the towel. “To put it mildly my atti- years Super was relieved of climb back – to a 3.55 GPA • Medicare • Blue Cross Blue Shield studies as a challenge. But Lady Justice wasn’t tude and overall outlook his headaches. The next his first semester, followed • WI Medicaid And Most Then there’s the chal- about to give up on him. on life wasn’t the greatest,” step was neuro-feedback by a 3.70, 3.75, and a 4.00 • Other Insurances lenge faced by Matt Super, With the help of others, he says. “Dean (Lisa) that uses real-time displays by graduation. 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Our Benefit school when a car ran a red prayed every day for some- time,” Super says. “She bit better because of Matt’s Specialist will meet with you to assist light and hit him. one to be able to help me,” agreed to help, and just inclusion in it.” with any insurance questions, and “The last thing I remem- he says. Googling for PTSD said, ‘You can pay me when After Halushka spon- ber just before it happened support groups, he found you get better.’” sored Super’s admission to financial planning. is that I turned the wheel Kathie Schofield, a nurse, What followed was a the bar, he was sworn in by as far as I could to the left, clinical social worker and grueling 7-8 months of Macomb County Circuit closed my eyes, and I therapist in Troy. After call- therapy, sometimes several Court Judge Edward Servit- Call Monday-Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm prayed, ‘God please let me ing her on New Year’s Eve hours a day on weekdays to, who has known him for more information or to arrange a open my eyes again.’ Some- 2015, he met with her at and most Saturdays. After a since he was a boy. Super tour of our Rehabilitation Center. how my car went around 5:30 a.m. on Jan. 4. full year off, Super also clerked for Servitto the corner pole, and I still “I brought her my diag- returned to Cooley Law. during law school. to this day have no earthly nosis forms, but before I “I was terrified,” he says. “Having Judge Servitto idea how that was possi- really said anything she “The staff, and students swear me in was a dream VILLA MARIA ble,” he says. said, ‘You have a head were so helpful and instru- come true,” Super says. 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Returning to After Schofield per- always hold a special place believe it actually hap- (715) 561-3200 school, he slid again, to a formed cranio-sacral thera- in my heart.” pened.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION / WORLD TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018 7 Favors and the District could pro- ceed with their lawsuit against Trump’s Washing- Trump, Kim shake hands to From page 2 ton hotel but he rejected interpretation “requires their effort to target Trump circumstances that amount Organization properties to bribery or an employ- outside of the immediate open momentous summit ment contract.” Sullivan area. added: “That definition The judge said he SINGAPORE (AP) – President serves to protect the finan- planned to rule by the end Donald Trump and North Korea’s cial interests of Donald of July on whether to allow Kim Jong Un kicked off a momentous Trump.” the case to go forward. If summit Tuesday that could deter- So far in Trump’s presi- he does, plaintiffs say they mine historic peace or raise the dency, his hotel, which is plan to advance quickly to specter of a growing nuclear threat, in a former post office just a “broad” discovery, aim- with Trump declaring they would steps from the White ing to collect a trove of tax have a “great discussion” and Kim House, has become a popu- and financial records, saying they had overcome obstacles lar meeting place for emails and possibly depo- to get to this point. groups tied to foreign gov- sitions with Trump compa- Standing on a red carpet in front ernments, including ny executives and even the of a row of alternating U.S. and North Kuwait, Bahrain, Turkey, president’s relatives. Korean flags, the leaders shook Malaysia and Saudi Arabia. The case in Messitte’s hands warmly at a Singapore island The Philippines, which is court is one of three emol- resort, creating an indelible image of negotiating a new trade uments lawsuits against the two unorthodox leaders. They Associated Press deal with the U.S., is hold- Trump. Last week, a feder- then moved into a one-on-one meet- ing its Independence Day al judge in the District U.S. PRESIDENT Donald Trump shakes hands with North Korea leader ing, joined only by their interpreters. Kim Jong Un at the Capella resort on Sentosa Island Tuesday, in Singa- celebration there Tuesday. heard arguments in a law- “We are going to have a great dis- “The president’s inter- suit pressed by nearly 200 pore. Final preparations are underway in Singapore for Tuesday’s his- cussion and I think tremendous suc- toric summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim, pretation is that the Trump congressional Democrats. cess. We will be tremendously suc- post office hotel is a giant A third case was rejected including a plan for the leaders to kick things off by meeting with only cessful,” Trump said. their translators present, a U.S. official said. straw that he can use to by a federal judge in New Speaking through an interpreter, suck payments from for- York and is now on appeal. Kim said: “It wasn’t easy for us to ... but in the end, that doesn’t matter. eign policy activity for Trump, who eign governments from all D.C. Attorney General come here. There was a past that We will all know soon whether or not shocked U.S. allies over the weekend over the world and use Karl Racine said last week grabbed our ankles and wrong preju- a real deal, unlike those of the past, when he used a meeting of the Group them for his benefit,” that a handful of other dices and practices that at times cov- can happen!” of Seven industrialized economies in Maryland Attorney Gener- states have consulted with ered our eyes and ears. We overcame In the run-up to the talks, Trump Canada to alienate America’s closest al Brian Frosh said outside the plaintiffs about possi- all that and we are here now.” had hopefully predicted the two men friends in the West. Lashing out over court. bly pursuing emoluments Trump and Kim planned to meet might strike a nuclear deal or forge a trade practices, Trump lobbed insults Messitte ruled earlier cases against other Trump with their interpreters for most of an formal end to the Korean War in the at his G-7 host, Canadian Prime Min- this year that Maryland properties and businesses. hour before aides join the discus- course of a single meeting or over sev- ister Justin Trudeau. Trump left the Trump: Economic adviser Larry Kudlow sion and talks continue over a work- eral days. But on the eve of the sum- summit early, and as he flew to Sin- ing lunch. But even before they met, mit, the White House unexpectedly gapore, he tweeted that he was yank- suffers heart attack Trump announced plans to leave announced Trump would depart Sin- ing the U.S. out of the group’s tradi- NEW YORK (AP) – President Donald Trump said that Singapore early, raising questions gapore by Tuesday evening, meaning tional closing statement. his top economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, suffered a heart about whether his aspirations for an his time with Kim would be fairly As for Singapore, the White House attack and was being treated Monday at a military hospital. ambitious outcome had been scaled brief. And Secretary of State Mike said Trump was leaving early because White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders back. Pompeo sought to keep expectations negotiations had moved “more quick- later told reporters that Kudlow was in “good condition” The first meeting of a sitting U.S. for the summit in check. ly than expected,” but gave no details and “doing well” after suffering a “mild” heart attack. He president and a North Korean leader “We are hopeful this summit will about any possible progress in pre- was being treated at Walter Reed National Military Medi- was the product of dizzying weeks of have set the conditions for future suc- liminary talks. On the day before the cal Center in Bethesda, Maryland. negotiations over logistics and policy. cessful talks,” Pompeo said, describ- meeting, weeks of preparation “Our Great Larry Kudlow, who has been working so Up early in Singapore, Trump ing a far more modest goal than appeared to pick up in pace, with hard on trade and the economy, has just suffered a heart tweeted with cautious optimism: Trump had outlined days earlier. U.S. and North Korean officials meet- attack,” Trump wrote from Singapore just minutes before “Meetings between staffs and repre- The sudden change in schedule ing throughout Monday at a Singa- he met with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. sentatives are going well and quickly added to a dizzying few days of for- pore hotel.

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Over-the-counter sales start at 9 a.m. l 8 TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018 AREA / STATE / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Wakefield city Grizzly killed by black bear council denies hunter in trail group northwestern funding request Montana KALISPELL, Mont. By P.J. GLISSON half the gravel bill. (AP) – Wildlife officials [email protected] At Monday’s meeting, say a Pennsylvania man WAKEFIELD – The however, Brackney read shot and killed a 500- Wakefield city council aloud his own formal pound grizzly bear while Monday denied a request response. he was hunting for black by the Split Rock Trail “My dealings with Tom bears in northwestern Association to share the Smiljanich (proprietor of P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Montana. cost of a gravel order made Smily’s) have always been CONTEMPLATING issues at Monday’s Wakefield city council meeting are, from left, Montana Fish, by the association last honest and above board,” mayor John Granato, city clerk Sue Ahonen and city attorney Ray O’Dea. Not Wildlife and Parks year. read Brackney. “I don’t shown are council members Kay Wiita, Pat Mann and Jim Anderson. spokesman Dillon Tabish SRTA president Jim know what kind of expec- said the adult male bear Engel and secretary/trea- tation Mr. Engel, Mr. Ritter was killed May 20 on U.S. surer Rod Ritter had and the Split Rock Trail Smiljanich deserved an yards of gravel at $16/yard, “could have been pur- Forest Service land in the requested the help at the Association had, but free apology. for a total of $960 – along chased for less money, peri- Swan Valley. council’s May 29 meeting, should not have been He then read aloud a let- with a $300 dozer moving od.” The hunter told game but the council tabled the one.” ter dated June 11 from fee, for a grand total of “We really shouldn’t be wardens that he mistaken- matter until more informa- Moreover, Brackney mayor pro tempore Amy $1,260. having this argument,” said ly believed the animal to tion could be gathered. added, “I request that all Tarro, who was not present Council member Pat Loraine Mussati, of Wake- be a black bear. The grizzly At the previous meeting, future requests be at the meeting. Mann said she agreed with field. “There was just con- was estimated to be about Engel told the council the addressed by the city coun- Tarro’s letter began first Tarro and Brackney “about cern that communication 18 years old. SRTA had been charged cil as an agenda item before with an apology to Smil- the injustice done to Mr. broke down between the Grizzlies are protected $20/yard for gravel from purchases are allowed. All janich for the misleading Smiljanich.” SRTA and the city manag- under federal law in north- Smily’s Trucking and Exca- information should be sub- information shared at the The council voted unan- er.” western Montana as a vating in Wakefield. mitted for agenda no later May 29 meeting. imously not to help the “This is a sad day when threatened species. Black He said he was disap- than the Thursday before Tarro’s letter clarified, SRTA pay the gravel bill. we’re not supporting each bear hunters must pass a pointed in City Manager the council meeting.” “The gravel was not Engel told the council other. This is a group of bear identification test Richard Brackney’s recom- He concluded, “I also $20/yard. It was he would not apologize volunteers working in the before receiving their mendation to use Smily’s recommend that the $16/yard.” Tarro stated the and added, “The apology city,” she said. license. service, which SRTA mem- request to put back any bill also included a $300 should come from the city The SRTA has been Tabish said the case bers felt was too expensive money into the bike trail fee for the moving of a bull- manager to the SRTA for working to create biking was turned over to the U.S. and which they assumed account be denied. I find dozer. not investigating bids.” and hiking trails on the Fish and Wildlife Service the city would fund. no inappropriate action The council agenda Engel said he meant no city-owned Section 10 and remains under investi- Hence, he asked city was taken.” packet included an invoice disrespect to Smiljanich, properties off Sunday Lake gation to determine if any council members to pay Brackney said he and from June of 2017 for 60 but claimed the gravel Mine Street. penalties are warranted. Sessions excludes domestic, gang violence from asylum claims Associated Press SAN DIEGO (AP) – IN THIS Monday file photo, Immigration judges gener- people seeking political asy- ally cannot consider lum in the United States line domestic and gang vio- up to be interviewed in Tijua- lence as grounds for asy- na, Mexico, just across the lum, U.S. Attorney General U.S. border south of San Jeff Sessions said Monday Diego. Immigration judges in a ruling that could affect generally cannot consider large numbers of Central domestic and gang violence Americans who have as grounds for asylum, U.S. increasingly turned to the Attorney General Jeff Ses- United States for protec- sions said in a ruling that tion. could affect large numbers of “Generally, claims by Central Americans who have aliens pertaining to domes- increasingly turned to the tic violence or gang vio- United States for protection. lence perpetrated by non- government actors will not her husband. Sessions Sessions wrote, but its not say how many asylum domestic violence, or El calling Sessions’ decision qualify for asylum,” Ses- reopened the case for his prevalence in El Salvador claims are for domestic or Salvador, or gangs,” she “an affront to the rule of sions wrote in 31-page deci- review in March as the doesn’t mean that its gov- gang violence but their said. “This is the attorney law.” sion. “The mere fact that a administration stepped up ernment was unwilling or advocates said there could general trying to yank us “For reasons under- country may have prob- criticism of asylum prac- unable to protect victims be tens of thousands of back to the dark ages of stood only by himself, the lems effectively policing tices. any less so than the United domestic violence cases in rights for women.” Attorney General today certain crimes – such as Sessions took aim at one States. the current immigration Sessions sent the case erased an important legal domestic violence or gang of five categories to qualify Sessions said the court backlog. back to an immigration development that was uni- violence – or that certain for asylum - persecution for woman obtained restrain- Karen Musalo, co-coun- judge, whose ruling can be versally agreed to be cor- populations are more likely membership in a social ing orders against her hus- sel for the Salvadoran appealed to the Justice rect,” they wrote. “Today to be victims of crime, can- group - calling it “inherent- band and had him arrested woman and a professor at Department’s Board of we are deeply disappointed not itself establish an asy- ly ambiguous.” The other at least once. University of California Immigration Appeals and that our country will no lum claim.” categories are for race, reli- “No country provides its Hastings College of Law, then to a federal appeals longer offer legal protec- The widely expected gion, nationality and politi- citizens with complete said the decision could court, Musalo said. She tion to women seeking move overruled a Board of cal affiliation. security from private crimi- undermine claims of anticipates other cases in refuge from terrible forms Immigration Appeals deci- Domestic violence is a nal activity, and perfect women suffering violence the pipeline may reach the of domestic violence from sion in 2016 that gave asy- “particularly difficult crime protection is not required,” throughout the world, appeals court first. which their home coun- lum status to a woman to prevent and prosecute, he wrote. including sex trafficking. Fifteen former immigra- tries are unable or unwill- from El Salvador who fled even in the United States,” The government does “This is not just about tion judges signed a letter ing to protect them.” Wildfire starts in southern Wyoming Michigan briefs Snyder OKs bill to repeal, replace tax that LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) – A wildfire There was no immediate informa- day. funds Medicaid has started in the Snowy Range in tion on the number of people evacu- The fire is burning in lodgepole southern Wyoming, forcing evacua- ated. pine and in an area of the forest that LANSING (AP) – Gov. Rick Snyder has signed into law tions of several small communities The fire crossed Wyoming 230 on sustained heavy beetle kill in recent a plan to repeal and replace Michigan’s tax on health and backcountry campers. Monday, forcing closure of the high- years. It is estimated to be about 100 insurance claims that is used to help fund Medicaid for The fire in the Medicine Bow way. acres. low-income residents. National Forest began Sunday about Forest Service spokesman Aaron The fire was expected to grow The laws enacted Monday require the state to seek a 2 miles north of the Colorado border. Voos says additional firefighting because of hot, dry and windy weath- federal waiver to implement the tax change. The waiver is The cause of the fire is not known. resources were being requested Mon- er conditions. expected to be approved. Under the legislation, Michigan would repeal the 1 percent Health Insurance Claims Assessment and create the Insurance Provider Assessment, a new tax. The Michi- 4 arrested in disappearance of 2 teens missing since 2016 gan Manufacturers Association says the laws could lead SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – Four ly say if the boys’ bodies have been Charges against the three adults to more than $300 million in annual savings for busi- men including two brothers were found or how the four were linked to allege that the Froste brothers kid- nesses. charged with murder Monday, nearly the disappearances. napped Moore that day, took him to The tax would be assessed on Medicaid managed care two years after the mysterious disap- Officials said at the time they sus- a different area of Yolo County and organizations, Medicaid prepaid inpatient health plans pearances of two California teenagers pected the disappearances were relat- killed him on or around that day. and commercial insurance. The laws would boost state who told their parents they were leav- ed and suspicious. Both were former David Froste was armed with a resources by more than $440 million annually by early ing for a while but never returned students at Cesar Chavez Community knife or scissors during the kidnap- next decade. home. School in Woodland. ping, the charges allege, while they 2 children die, 3rd hurt in southern One of the four, 18-year-old Jesus The mother of 16-year-old say a firearm was used in the slay- Michigan camper fire Campos of Woodland, has been Enrique Rios told The Sacramento ing. charged in juvenile court because he Bee that he texted her on Oct. 17, The charges include the special BRONSON (AP) – Authorities say two children, ages 2 was a minor at the time, said 2016, saying he was under too much circumstances of multiple murders and 5, have died after the camper they were in caught fire Jonathan Raven, Yolo County’s chief pressure and was going away for a and kidnapping that could bring the in southern Michigan. deputy district attorney. while, but would return. She said death penalty. The Branch County Sheriff’s Office says the fire start- Another man – David Ashley her son had left home before but “I cannot imagine having to deal ed around 10:30 a.m. Monday at a rural campground Froste, 27, of Knights Landing – always came back in three or four with this for two years, wondering near Bronson, about 115 miles southwest of Detroit. already is in state prison, said Yolo days. where my kids are, what happened to WOOD-TV reports a third child, age 7, was injured. County Sheriff’s spokesman Sgt. He was killed on or around the my kids,” Woodland Police Chief Luis Authorities say the three children were alone in the Matthew Davis. Corrections officials day he disappeared, according to the Soler said at a news conference, fifth-wheel camper when the fire started. Its cause said he began serving a 3-year sen- criminal charges. David Froste and according to KCRA-TV. “We are still remains under investigation. tence last month for manufacturing Shannon used a firearm, the charges investigating this case, it is far from The children’s names haven’t been released. Their rela- drugs and injuring someone. say. over. There is a lot of evidence out tionship to one another wasn’t clear Monday afternoon. The other two are Chandale Shan- The next day, Jonathan Froste there still to collect.” Unlicensed driver charged in girl’s hit-and- non of Winters and Jonathan Froste became an accessory by helping har- Woodland Police Lt. Aaron Delao run death of Knights Landing, both age 21. bor one of the others or helping con- said detectives talked to Moore’s Officials could not say if they have ceal what he knew to be a murder, the mother last weekend. “She was sad- MUSKEGON HEIGHTS (AP) – Prosecutors have attorneys. charges allege. dened, but she did express some charged an unlicensed driver in the hit-and-run death of Police have been investigating Security cameras showed 17-year- relief that arrests were made and that a 6-year-old western Michigan girl. since 16-year-old Enrique Rios disap- old Elijah Moore at a check cashing it’s possible that there is some finali- Nineteen-year-old Dakota Lee Welch was formally peared on Oct. 17, 2016 and 17-year- facility on Nov. 4, 2016. A text sent ty.” charged Monday with operating a vehicle without a old Elijah Moore vanished on Nov. 4, from his phone to a friend two days The Rios family issued a statement license causing death and failure to stop at the scene of a 2016. later said he was headed to the San asking for privacy and thanking peo- deadly crash. He also faces a habitual offender charge. Authorities would not immediate- Francisco Bay Area. ple for their support. He’s being held on $500,000 bond. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018 9 Thumbs up: Brewers activate Eric Thames from disabled list MILWAUKEE (AP) – The Milwaukee Brewers have activated first baseman Eric Thames from the 10- day disabled list and optioned right-hander Bran- don Woodruff to Triple-A Colorado Springs. Thames had been out since April 25 after tearing a ligament in his left thumb. The bearded slugger was hitting .250 with seven homers and 13 RBIs when he got hurt. The return of Thames gives manager Craig Coun- sell plenty of options at first base and the outfield. Jesus Aguilar has played well at first in Thames' absence, hitting .290 with 11 homers Pat Krause/Daily Globe and 37 RBIs. KADENCE BEEKSMA, right, guards Alaya Ruotsala during a defensive drill at the Samson and Lady Samson Basketball Clinic at the Lindquist The Brewers hosted the Center on Monday. Lady Samson coach Mark Movrich said he uses the belly-to-belly defense drill every day in practice to teach tight man-to Chicago Cubs on Monday man defense. The clinic continues today through Thursday from 9 to 11:55 a.m. and 1 to 3:55 p.m. night in the opener of a three-game series. GCC Thames can also play the corner outfield posi- tions. The Brewers also play Basketball Ryan Braun in left field and at first base, while Domingo Clinic Santana plays right. Chris- tian Yelich can play all three outfield positions. "The bat that comes out AT RIGHT, Mason of the lineup when Eric Saubert of Wakefield, goes in there has produced, drives to the basket and so that's a good thing," puts up a shot at the Counsell said. "That means Samson and Lady Sam- we've gotten a lot of produc- son Basketball Clinic tion and we're adding held at the Lindquist another player who we Center on Monday. The think is going to add a lot of clinic continues today production." through Thursday with Thames wasn't in the sessions from 9 to 11:55 starting lineup on Monday a.m. and 1 to 3:55 p.m. against Cubs left-hander Jose Quintana. He said that Pat Krause/Daily Globe while wasn't in midseason form yet physically, he was

BREWERS — page 10 Patricia adjusts to being scrutinized leading the Lions ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) – Matt Patri- scrutinized. Patricia has said he was falsely accused. The Lions are making adjustments, too, cia worked in relative obscurity in New What does Patricia know about the job The Lions have said a pre-employment under Patricia after practicing and playing England. now that he didn't know a few months background check did not reveal the inci- for Jim Caldwell the previous four sea- The burly man with a bushy beard, ago? dent, adding they are standing by Patricia. sons. baseball cap on backward, with a pencil "Kind of everything," Patricia said Mon- The NFL determined allegations against "He's a guy that's going to push you and above his right ear was noticed only occa- day. "Everything is new. Everything is dif- Patricia are not subject to its personal con- try to get the best out of you every day," sionally while coordinating the Patriots' ferent." duct policy. cornerback Nevin Lawson said. defense. A Detroit News report last month shed While not referring specifically to the Patricia lashed out at his players last As a first-year NFL head coach with the light on allegations against Patricia from fallout from the allegations, Patricia week, screaming for them to move faster Detroit Lions, his every move and word 1996, when he and a friend were indicted acknowledged his job description includes from one drill to another with words not have been watched and listened to while 22 years ago by a Texas grand jury on one more than Xs and Os on the football field. fit to print even if team policy allowed it. reporters have had access to him and his count each of aggravated sexual assault. "The requirements are different," he team during minicamp and offseason The accuser did not testify and the case said. "So, that's kind of the biggest adjust- workouts. Patricia's past has also been was dismissed. ment from that standpoint." LIONS — page 10 Pistons land ex-Raptors coach Casey DETROIT (AP) – Dwane "In our meetings he displayed Casey lost his job in Toronto great insight into what this roster because the Raptors wanted to can accomplish, and great pas- advance further in the playoffs. sion about our city and the In Detroit, it would be an team's role in bringing people accomplishment if Casey can together," Gores said. "He's an simply get the Pistons into the outstanding man with impres- playoffs. sive character. He embodies our The Pistons hired the NBA culture and will be a great repre- coach of the year finalist Mon- sentative for our franchise." day, hoping he can help the The 61-year-old Casey is get- three-time NBA championship ting his third shot to lead an NBA franchise regularly reach the team. postseason and eventually com- He coached the Minnesota pete again for titles. Timberwolves for a little more "Dwane is one of the most than one season, going 53-69. He successful and highly respected also has experience in the league coaches in our league," Pistons as an assistant with Dallas and owner Tom Gores said. "He's a Seattle. great communicator and a leader Casey, who is from Morgan- who will connect with our play- field, Kentucky, played for the ers and accelerate their growth. Wildcats and helped them win Having spent many hours with the 1978 NCAA title and began Dwane over the last few weeks, his coaching career the next year I'm confident he is the right per- as a graduate assistant under Joe son to get us to the next level." B. Hall. He later back to campus A month after being fired by to work as an assistant for Eddie the Raptors , Casey agreed to a Sutton. He has five years of five-year deal to become head coaching experience in Japan coach of the Pistons, two people Associated Press and has spent time around the familiar with the situation told IN THIS May 7, 2018, file photo, Toronto Raptors head coach Dwane Casey gestures during the first game in Europe. The Associated Press on Monday. half of Game 4 against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Cleveland. Under Casey, the Raptors won The people spoke on condition four Atlantic Division titles and of anonymity because the team aliers. He was 320-238 in seven Udoka also was a candidate. NBA title and falling a victory advanced to the playoffs in five had not announced the move, seasons and is Toronto's win- "I'm confident that this team short of repeating as champions consecutive seasons. But Toronto which was first reported by ningest coach. has the pieces in place to com- in 2005. They do not appear to couldn't get past Cleveland, los- ESPN. The Pistons said Casey has pete at a very high level," Casey have much flexibility to make ing to LeBron James and the Casey led Toronto to a team- already started work, including said. "There is a lot of talent, a significant changes this offsea- Cavs in each of the past three record 59 wins this year and meetings with players, and will solid core and some exciting son. playoffs, getting swept this year helped the franchise earn the top be introduced at a news confer- young players eager to get better. Detroit acquired Blake Griffin and last year. seed in the Eastern Conference ence next week. We're getting to work right away in a blockbuster trade this past Detroit moved into a new for the first time, a performance Detroit had been looking for a on the things that will make us season and that wasn't enough to downtown arena last season, but that won him coach of the year coach for more than month since all successful." push Detroit into the playoffs. An with the exception of some brief honors from his peers at the firing Stan Van Gundy , who was Casey certainly has work to injury to point guard Reggie success after trading for Griffin, National Basketball Coaches also its president of basketball do. Jackson derailed what looked the team didn't create much Association. He had one year operations. Michigan coach John The Pistons have made the like a promising season. If buzz. The Pistons are still look- remaining on a three-year, $18 Beilein was a finalist for the job playoffs only once in nine years healthy, the Pistons do potential- ing to hire someone to head bas- million dollar extension when he before withdrawing his name after advancing at least to the ly have an intriguing nucleus ketball operation. They did bring was fired shortly after Toronto from consideration last week and Eastern Conference finals six with Griffin, Jackson and Andre in Ed Stefanski as a senior execu- was swept by the Cleveland Cav- San Antonio Spurs assistant Ime straight years, winning the 2004 Drummond. tive. l 10 TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe scoreboard

All Times EDT 5. Joe Panik, Giants, 62,325 TEXAS RANGERS — Assigned GCC Girls East Division THIRD BASEMEN SS Elvis Andrus to Frisco (TL) on a Basketball WLPct GB 1. Nolan Arenado, Rockies, rehab assignment. Summer League Washington 36 27 .571 — 527,683 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Acti- Monday Atlanta 37 28 .569 — 2. Kris Bryant, Cubs, 305,062 vated RHP Preston Guilmet. Ontonagon 33, Chequamegon 26 Philadelphia 33 30 .524 3 3. Johan Camargo, Braves, Optioned LHP Tim Mayza to Buffalo Ashland 27, Hurley II 21 New York 28 34 .452 7½ 152,260 (IL). Hurley I 38, W/M II 16 Miami 24 42 .364 13½ 4. Eugenio Suarez, Reds, 87,659 National League Bessemer 34, W/M I 22 Central Division 5. Justin Turner, Dodgers, 87,387 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Ontonagon 43, Ashland 35 WLPct GB SHORTSTOPS Optioned 1B Christian Walker to Chequamegon 29, Hurley II 26 Chicago 38 25 .603 — 1. Brandon Crawford, Giants, Reno (PCL). Recalled RHP Braden Hurley I 38, Bessemer 24 Milwaukee 39 27 .591 ½ 466,021 Shipley from Reno. W/M I 45, W/M II 34 St. Louis 36 28 .563 2½ 2. Dansby Swanson, Braves, CHICAGO CUBS — Selected the Standings Pittsburgh 32 33 .492 7 225,182 contract of RHP Anthony Bass from Ontonagon ...... 4-0 Cincinnati 23 43 .348 16½ 3. Addison Russell, Cubs, Iowa (PCL). Optioned RHP Cory Ashland ...... 3-1 West Division 210,764 Mazzoni to Iowa. Transferred RHP Chequamegon ...... 3-1 W L Pct GB 4. Trea Turner, Nationals, Eddie Butler to the 60-day DL. Hurley I ...... 2-2 Arizona 35 29 .547 — 158,252 CINCINNATI REDS — Sent RHP Bessemer ...... 2-2 Los Angeles 33 32 .508 2½ 5. Trevor Story, Rockies, 143,603 Homer Bailey on a rehab assign- W/M I ...... 1-3 San Francisco 33 33 .500 3 CATCHERS ment to Louisville (IL). Hurley II ...... 1-3 Colorado 32 33 .492 3½ 1. Buster Posey, Giants, 281,331 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — W/M II ...... 0-4 San Diego 31 37 .456 6 2. Willson Contreras, Cubs, Reinstated 1B Eric Thames from the American League Sunday's Games 259,427 10-day DL. Optioned RHP Brandon All Times EDT Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 3 3. Kurt Suzuki, Braves, 223,108 Woodruff to Colorado Springs East Division San Diego 3, Miami 1 4. Francisco Cervelli, Pirates, (PCL). Associated Press WLPct GB Philadelphia 4, Milwaukee 3 168,832 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Pur- Boston 45 22 .672 — Pittsburgh 7, Chicago Cubs 1 5. Yadier Molina, Cardinals, chased the contract of RHP Daniel MILWAUKEE BREWERS' Ryan Braun makes a diving catch on a ball hit by Chicago New York 42 19 .689 — Arizona 8, Colorado 3 152,336 Poncedeleon from Memphis (PCL). Cubs' Anthony Rizzo during the fourth inning Monday in Milwaukee. Tampa Bay 30 35 .462 14 San Francisco 2, Washington 0 OUTFIELDERS Optioned 1B Luke Voit to Memphis. Toronto 30 36 .455 14½ L.A. Dodgers 7, Atlanta 2 1. Bryce Harper, Nationals, Agreed to terms with 3B Nolan Gor- Baltimore 19 46 .292 25 N.Y. Mets 2, N.Y. Yankees 0 498,189 man and assigned him to Johnson Central Division Monday's Games 2. Nick Markakis, Braves, City (Appalachian). W L Pct GB Miami 7, San Francisco 5 494,206 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Cubs back in 1st, beat Cleveland 35 29 .547 — Chicago Cubs 7, Milwaukee 2, 11 3. Matt Kemp, Dodgers, 351,780 Signed LHP Yhonson Rojas to a Detroit 31 36 .463 5½ innings 4. Charlie Blackmon, Rockies, minor league contract. Minnesota 28 34 .452 6 St. Louis 5, San Diego 2 309,099 BASKETBALL Chicago 22 42 .344 13 Pittsburgh at Arizona 5. Ronald Acuña Jr., Braves, National Basketball Association Kansas City 22 44 .333 14 Tuesday's Games 277,077 DETROIT PISTONS — Named Brewers 7-2 in 11 innings West Division Colorado (Gray 6-6) at Philadel- 6. Ender Inciarte, Braves, Dwane Casey coach and agreed to WLPct GB phia (Nola 7-2), 7:05 p.m. 225,225 terms with him on a five-year con- Seattle 41 24 .631 — Washington (Roark 3-6) at N.Y. 7. Kyle Schwarber, Cubs, tract. MILWAUKEE (AP) – Anthony Rizzo Chicago Cubs 7, BrewersMilwaukee 2, 11 innings Houston 42 25 .627 — Yankees (Sabathia 3-1), 7:05 p.m. 203,299 FOOTBALL ab rhbi ab rhbi Los Angeles 37 29 .561 4½ San Francisco (Stratton 7-3) at 8. Ben Zobrist, Cubs, 196,837 National Football League homered down the right-field line on the Almora cf 6132Cain cf 4020 Oakland 34 32 .515 7½ Miami (Richards 0-3), 7:10 p.m. 9. Odúbel Herrera, Phillies, ARIZONA CARDINALS — first pitch of a five-run 11th inning to help Heyward rf 6033Yelich rf-lf 5010 Texas 27 41 .397 15½ N.Y. Mets (Wheeler 2-4) at 189,234 Signed S Travell Dixon. Waived- Bryant 3b 5000Braun lf-1b 4010 Sunday's Games Atlanta (Foltynewicz 5-4), 7:35 p.m. 10. Jason Heyward, Cubs, injured S Jonathan Owens. the Chicago Cubs beat the Milwaukee Rizzo 1b 4111Aguilar 1b 3000 Chicago White Sox 5, Boston 2 Chicago Cubs (Chatwood 3-4) at 175,583 BUFFALO BILLS — Named Keith Brewers 7-2 on Monday night and jump Cntrras c 4000Hader p 0000 Toronto 13, Baltimore 3 Milwaukee (Anderson 4-5), 8:10 11. Christian Yelich, Brewers, Jennings BLESTO college scout. Schwrbr lf 3000T.Shaw 3b 2000 Cleveland 9, Detroit 2 p.m. 163,575 GREEN BAY PACKERS — into first place in the NL Central. Strop p 0000H.Perez 3b-2b 4020 Seattle 5, Tampa Bay 4 Cincinnati (Romano 3-7) at 12. Corey Dickerson, Pirates, Signed DT Joey Mbu. Rizzo turned on a fastball down the R.Rsrio p 0000Villar 2b 3111 Minnesota 7, L.A. Angels 5 Kansas City (Kennedy 1-6), 8:15 150,239 NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed L Stlla ph 1000Knebel p 0000 Houston 8, Texas 7 p.m. 13. A.J. Pollock, Diamondbacks, OT Jarron Jones and DB Kenneth middle from Matt Albers (3-2) for a tower- Bass p 0000Pina ph 1000 Oakland 3, Kansas City 2 San Diego (TBD) at St. Louis 110,055 Durden. Waived OT Tyler Howell. J.Baez 2b 4220Jffress p 0000 N.Y. Mets 2, N.Y. Yankees 0 (Mikolas 7-1), 8:15 p.m. 14. Matt Adams, Nationals, Canadian Football League ing shot that snapped a 2-all tie. The Cubs Russell ss 4100Albers p 0000 Monday's Games Pittsburgh (Williams 5-3) at Ari- 106,317 EDMONTON ESKIMOS — scored four more runs in the inning with Qintana p 2000Logan p 0000 Boston 2, Baltimore 0, 12 innings zona (Buchholz 1-1), 9:40 p.m. 15. Lorenzo Cain, Brewers, Signed FB Pascal Lochard and DB J.Wlson p 0000Kratz c 4111 Tampa Bay 8, Toronto 4 Texas (Colon 3-3) at L.A. 104,948 Maurice McKnight. Released RB two outs, including a two-run double by Zobrist ph-lf 2211Arcia ss 4000 Cleveland 4, Chicago White Sox Dodgers (Ferguson 0-0), 10:10 p.m. Chris Amoah. Jason Heyward. Ju.Grra p 1000 0 Wednesday's Games Transactions HOCKEY BASEBALL D.Sntna ph-rf 3000 L.A. Angels at Seattle. N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 12:10 p.m. American League National Hockey League Trailing 2-1 most of the night, the Cubs Tuesday's Games Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 2:10 CALGARY FLAMES — Signed F Totals 41 7 10 7 Totals 38 282 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Acti- scored six times over the last four innings Chicago 000 010 010 05 —7 Boston (Rodriguez 7-1) at Balti- p.m. vated LHP Zach Britton from the 10- Yasin Ehliz and D Marcus Hogstrom more (Hess 2-2), 7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. to two-way contracts. against the Brewers' normally lights-out Milwaukee 001 010 000 00 —2 day DL. Placed RHP Pedro Araujo E_Kratz (1), Arcia (7). DP_Chicago 3, Milwaukee 2. LOB_Chicago 8, Mil- Washington (Roark 3-6) at N.Y. Colorado at Philadelphia, 7:05 TENNIS on the 10-day DL. Transferred OF waukee 5. 2B_Heyward (9), Yelich (10), H.Perez (3). HR_Rizzo (11), Villar Yankees (Sabathia 3-1), 7:05 p.m. p.m. COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR bullpen. Colby Rasmus to the 60-day DL. (6), Kratz (3). SB_J.Baez 2 (11). Minnesota (Odorizzi 3-3) at Washington at N.Y. Yankees, SPORT — Announced Sara Errani's BOSTON RED SOX — Activated Chicago took a half-game lead in the IP HRER BB SO Detroit (Hardy 2-1), 7:10 p.m. 7:05 p.m. OF Mookie Betts from the 10-day doping suspension was increased Toronto (Garcia 2-4) at Tampa San Francisco at Miami, 7:10 from two months to 10 months. Her division and won its seventh straight over Chicago DL. Optioned 1B Sam Travis to Quintana 642223 Bay (Stanek 1-1), 7:10 p.m. p.m. original two-month ban was served Pawtucket (IL). Milwaukee. Wilson 110003 Cleveland (Plutko 3-0) at Chicago Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:15 from August to October 2017. That CLEVELAND INDIANS — Strop 110002 White Sox (Shields 1-7), 8:10 p.m. p.m. period will count toward her new 10- Randy Rosario (3-0) retired all six bat- Recalled C/OF Francisco Meja from Rosario W,3-0 200001 Cincinnati (Romano 3-7) at San Diego at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. month suspension. Columbus (IL). Optioned RHP Evan ters he faced for the win. Bass 120000 Kansas City (Kennedy 1-6), 8:15 Texas at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 Marshall to Columbus. Released COLLEGE p.m. p.m. FLAGLER — Named Chris Kran- After being held to one run by starter Milwaukee RHP Matt Belisle from his minor Guerra 651124 Houston (McCullers 7-3) at Oak- jc men's soccer coach. league contract. Hader BS,2 1 2-3 11122 land (Mengden 6-5), 10:05 p.m. All-Star Fan Voting NORTHWESTERN — Junior Guerra, the Cubs broke through in Voting Released June 11 DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned Knebel 1 1-3 00012 L.A. Angels (Barria 5-1) at Seattle Announced freshman QB Hunter At Nationals Park, Washington RHP Zac Reininger to Toledo (IL). the eighth against a bullpen with a league- Jeffress 100002 (Leake 6-3), 10:10 p.m. Johnson is transferring from Clem- Tuesday, July 17 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Albers L,3-2 2-3 35510 Texas (Colon 3-3) at L.A. son. best 2.53 ERA. The left-handed-hitting National League Optioned RHP Trevor Oaks to Logan 1-3 1000 1 Dodgers (Ferguson 0-0), 10:10 p.m. NYU — Named Dan Rickard, FIRST BASEMEN Omaha (PCL). Heyward, who had three hits and three HBP_by Albers (Russell). Wednesday's Games Danté Milligan and James Altman 1. Freddie Freeman, Braves, LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Umpires_Home, Ben May; First, Mike Estabrook; Second, Jim Reynolds; Toronto at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. men's assistant basketball coaches. RBIs, tied the game at 2 with a run-scor- 633,342 Optioned OF Michael Hermosillo to Third, Bruce Dreckman. Boston at Baltimore, 3:05 p.m. SAINT ANSELM — Named Larry 2. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs, 248,275 Salt Lake (PCL). Recalled OF Jabari ing single to right off lefty reliever Josh T_3:54. A_37,578 (41,900). L.A. Angels at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. 3. Brandon Belt, Giants, 162,750 Blash from Salt Lake. Rocha men's ice hockey coach. Washington at N.Y. Yankees, 4. Cody Bellinger, Dodgers, NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent SAINT JOSEPH'S — Promoted Hader. Yu Darvish (right triceps tendinitis) is 7:05 p.m. 113,392 RHP Luis Cessa on a rehab assign- Katie Kuester to women's assistant Left-handed hitters were 2 for 36 Minnesota at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. 5. Joey Votto, Reds, 83,272 ment to Tampa (FSL). basketball coach. Named Christina scheduled to throw a bullpen in Milwau- Cleveland at Chicago White Sox, SECOND BASEMEN OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Sent Foggie director of women's basket- against Hader before Heyward's single. kee on Tuesday, as long as there wasn't 8:10 p.m. 1. Ozzie Albies, Braves, 398,816 LHP Ryan Buchter on a rehab ball operations. The Cubs dented the Brewers' bullpen Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:15 2. Javier Báez, Cubs, 360,307 assignment to Stockton (Cal). TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY "any kind of negativity" while Darvish p.m. 3. Scooter Gennett, Reds, TAMPA BAY RAYS — Recalled — Named Ipek Turkyilmaz women's again three innings later for their fifth win Houston at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. 309,512 SS Willy Adames from Durham (IL). assistant basketball coach. played catch Monday. Texas at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 4. Asdrúbal Cabrera, Mets, Placed INF Daniel Robertson on the TUSCULUM — Named Ross in six games. Albers allowed five runs on Brewers: Eric Thames was reinstated p.m. 97,243 10-day DL. Cash men's and women's golf three hits, leaving with two outs in the coach. from the 10-day disabled list after missing National League 11th. His ERA ballooned from 1.93 to six weeks with a torn ligament in his left 3.45. thumb. While eager to get an at-bat, Guerra struck out four while allowing Thames did not play. "My hands, I've been five hits and two walks, aided by two dou- doing so much grip stuff I can crush any- ble plays and two highlight-reel catches in thing," he said before the game. left by Ryan Braun. He made a diving grab to prevent UP NEXT Rizzo's flare from falling for a hit to lead Cubs: RHP Tyler Chatwood (3-4) off the fourth. hopes to have better control after walking Two innings later, Braun made a leap- seven in his last outing against the ing catch at the wall to rob Willson Con- treras of a game-tying homer. Phillies. But the Brewers couldn't bring back Brewers: RHP Chase Anderson (4-5) Rizzo's no-doubt shot in the 11th. has a 2.79 ERA over his last three starts against Chicago. But the Brewers have TRAINER'S ROOM been shut out each time, outscored by a Cubs: Manager Joe Maddon said RHP combined 9-0. Brewers leagues. The Brewers have strug- The Brewers on Sunday gled offensively at short-

Associated Press acquired infielder Brad stop, where Orlando Arcia is From page 9 DETROIT LIONS head coach Matt Patricia speaks before an NFL football practice in Miller and cash from the hitting .207. Backup Eric Allen Park, Mich., Monday. strong and eager to return to Tampa Bay Rays for first Sogard is hitting just .114. the plate. baseman-outfielder Ji-Man "It's going to challenge "My hands, I've been Choi. Miller was optioned to Brad a little bit to get back to worse. He says that a lot." ous six seasons. He was Lions doing so much grip stuff I Triple-A. playing second base and Return specialist Jamal hired by Lions general can crush anything," Miller played mainly first maybe a little bit of short- Agnew was one of the manager Bob Quinn, who Thames said. this season while with stop, which he has not done From page 9 many players who men- had his eye on Patricia as a Woodruff is 2-0 with a Tampa Bay, but the left- this year, but has done a lot Caldwell wasn't heard tioned, "high expecta- candidate to replace Cald- 5.01 ERA in multiple stints handed hitter has extensive of in the past," Counsell yelling at players when the tions," when asked about well after working together this season in the big in the middle of the infield. said. media was around and Patricia. And, Agnew does- for a dozen years with the players didn't hear him use n't have a problem trying to Patriots. profanity even privately. live up to lofty goals with Lions linebacker High school pitcher strikes out friend, consoles him "Coach Patricia is an the Lions under their new, Jonathan Freeny, one of a intense guy," tight end hard-driving coach. handful of former Patriots ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – A Minnesota nament. Michael Roberts said. "He's "He's won," Agnew said. playing on Detroit's roster, high school pitcher consoled his friend But before joining his teammates in a smart guy. Obviously, he "He's played winning foot- said Patricia looks and after striking him out in a playoff game. the celebration, Koehn consoled Kocon knows what he is doing. ball." sounds like the same coach Mounds View pitcher Ty Koehn at home plate. Video shows Koehn giving Things were done differ- The 43-year-old Patricia he was in New England. struck out Jack Kocon of Totino-Grace to his friend a long hug and walking him ently last year. He comes in helped New England win "He brings the same end the game in the Class 4A, Section 5 back toward his dugout before joining with his way of doing three Super Bowls over 14 enthusiasm – same inten- baseball final last week. The win touched the celebration. things. ... If you're not get- years, working as its defen- sity – to the game every off a celebration near home plate as The Star Tribune reports the two ting better, you're getting sive coordinator the previ- day," Freeny said. Mounds View advanced to the state tour- played youth baseball together. Ford vs. Chevy a one-sided matchup in Michigan BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) – Ford vs. downtown Detroit. There is a Michigan the year for Ford in 15 Cup races. It's been Kyle Busch leads the Cup standings, fol- Chevrolet is always a subplot to watch Heritage Trophy that goes to the race- win- a decade since Ford finished with the most lowed by four Ford drivers – Harvick, when the top auto racers come to Michi- ning manufacturer for Cup weekend, too. victories by a manufacturer, and in that Logano, Keselowski and Bowyer. The top gan. There's little debate over who ended up 2008 season, it finished tied with Chevy Chevy driver is Larson, in 10th place. Jim- This past weekend, it was no contest. with Motor City bragging rights this time. with 11 wins each. mie Johnson is 12th and has only led two Clint Bowyer's NASCAR Cup Series win Bowyer, Kevin Harvick and pole winner "It's a team effort to not have any weak- laps all season. Sunday capped a weekend in which Ford Kurt Busch gave Stewart-Haas Racing a nesses. We also come here to Michigan for Larson said Friday that he didn't feel dominated in qualifying and on race day. sweep of the top three spots. Team Penske bragging rights," Busch said. "I've always Chevys have been at a disadvantage this Bowyer was one of seven Ford drivers in – another Ford team – finished 6-7-8 with driven that way. It really shines through year, and he didn't want his team to make the top eight in the rain-shortened race . Brad Keselowski, Joey Logano and Ryan when you see Doug Yates (of Roush Yates any excuses. After Sunday's race, he said The highest Chevy was Chase Elliott in Blaney. Engines) here, Mark Rushbrook is here, he felt he had the fastest car – and blamed ninth (Kyle Busch finished fourth in a Toy- Blaney was the winner of the race's first everybody from all departments, the chief himself for a "stupid mistake" that led to a ota). stage. aero guy was here this weekend from Stew- 28th-place finish. Perhaps Larson and the "It's just unbelievable the start to the "We were really fast. We got our car bet- art-Haas. We put in a full effort. It's brag- other Chevrolets can rebound during the season with the wins and success that ter all day and won that stage and kind of ging rights to win at Michigan." latter stages of the Cup season, but they we're having, come here to our home track got back there and a lot of guys took two," Those bragging rights belonged to have a lot of catching up to do. with our employees here watching," said Blaney said. "We were making it back up Chevy last year, when Kyle Larson won This was Ford's weekend. Mark Rushbrook, global director of Ford but then the rain came. It was a really great both races at MIS. This season, the only "We're working on all fronts of what it Performance. "To have this performance race car. Definitely not an eighth-place car Cup victory for Chevrolet has been Austin takes to be successful in racing with our and strength across all of our teams, to win but unfortunately that is where we ended Dillon's in the Daytona 500. It's been bet- teams and giving them the right tools, the race, it's just tremendous for all the up." ter on the IndyCar side, where Will Power making sure they have the best engines, company." The Fords were fast in qualifying too, won the Indianapolis 500 in a Chevy, but aero tools, CFD tools to optimize what The races at Michigan International taking six of the top seven spots, with even in that series, Chevrolet was largely they've got," Rushbrook said. "We're just Speedway always seem to take on extra Busch winning the pole . outclassed by Honda at Detroit's Belle Isle going to keep pushing as hard as we have significance, since it's about 70 miles from The victory by Bowyer was the eighth of two weekends ago . been." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP When others jump to conclusions Dear Annie: This concerns unwanted reactions by others to my husband’s and my medical problems. My husband has balance and coordination problems, for which we have been seeking answers for years. He sometimes stumbles or falls. I have experienced a degeneration in ten- Dear dons of both hands and have been Annie through surgery seven times. I’m wearing a cast as I write. Each prior surgery cor- rected a specific problem, but I have no “Drive Safely,” which was about a move- answer for why my tendons keep breaking ment to tap your horn when you see some- down with normal use of my hands. Three one texting. I am highly sensitive to exter- siblings of mine and some cousins also nal stimuli, and in my world a horn means have had surgery for hand problems simi- something else. It’s a warning, not a mech- lar to mine. anism to pressure someone into other Two questions for you. How can I relieve THE PAJAMA DIARIES the distress of those who show sincere con- behavior. Given the number of idiots out cern for our medical problems? And how there texting while driving, I would find can I kindly discourage the “blame the vic- this behavior extremely distracting. It tim” mentality behind ignorant questions would take my mind off my driving and by those who doubt us and jump to wrong cause me to look for the source of and rea- conclusions? Unfortunately, people who son for the beep. It’s a reflex from almost see my husband fall or see me in a hand 50 years of driving. brace feel very free about telling me, for All states need to ban the use of cell- example, to stop hitting my husband. The phones while driving, period. Then police idea is so ludicrous that I almost always need to enforce the law. In Massachusetts, laugh. My husband and I don’t fight physi- only texting is banned. It’s hard to enforce. cally. If we disagree, we take time to cool If all cellphone use were banned (except MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM off. Then we forgive each other and reason for hands-free), it would be easy to enforce through our conflict. We have been mar- the law. And I don’t know what’s taking so ried for 45 years and still con—sider our- long. – No Cellphone for Me selves to be best friends. – K.F. Dear No Cellphone: You make a great Dear K.F.: Relieve the distress of those point about how honking at a texting driv- who show sincere concern by assuring er could startle other motorists. I agree them you have gotten great medical care that many states could use stronger laws and have sought second and third opin- regulating phone use and distracted driv- ions (which I hope you have). As for the ing. At this writing, only 16 states (along folks who say you should stop hitting your with the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico husband, you can say, “I don’t, and and Guam) prohibit all drivers from using spousal abuse is not a matter to treat so hand-held cellphones while driving. And BORN LOSER flippantly.” The fact is that some people research has shown that even talking on a are always going to take flying leaps cellphone hands-free causes mental dis- toward conclusions because it’s their only traction. The safest option is forgoing all mental recreation. Try not to let it get to phone usage while operating a vehicle. you. You have your best friend by your Send your questions for Annie Lane to side, and that’s what really counts. [email protected]. 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by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Science advisers to the spokesman said the agency said, “One ought, every day at least, federal government say was working to safely Dear Doctor: How did oxygen breathe while she was asleep. lowed by several months of to hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture and, if it is safety regulators are hin- speed the integration of therapy help the brain of that Alerted by a monitor, her par- treatment in the hyperbaric possible, to speak a few reasonable dering the spread of com- drones into the airspace. toddler who almost drowned a ents would rush to resuscitate chamber at the New Orleans words.” He omitted playing a newsworthy few years ago? Has the child her. clinic, had remarkable results mercial drones by being The science board’s recom- bridge deal for a good reason — too cautious about the mendations match the completely recovered from her Research into brain injuries on the child. She went from the game hadn’t been invented. near-death experience? being profoundly injured to However, a good bridge defender risks posed by the flying FAA’s efforts “and we see and their treatment led the fam- tries to picture not only the Dear Reader: The incident ily to an expert in hyperbaric what her parents now say is a declarer’s hand, but also how to machines. them as an endorsement of you're referring to happened in medicine at LSU Health New normal 3-year-old. Brain scans upset declarer’s maneuvers. The National Academies our efforts and encourage- taken five months after the In today’s deal, which was sent to Arkansas in 2016, when a tod- Orleans School of Medicine. me by Danny Kleinman, look at the of Science, Engineering ment to accelerate our dler who had just learned to Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is near-drowning reveal only mild North and East hands. South is in and Medicine said in a efforts,” he said. injury to the brain. The shrink- four spades. West leads the club 10: walk managed to slip through a perhaps best known as the five, ace, king. What should East do report Monday that federal The drone industry latched baby gate in her home. treatment used for decompres- age that accompanies serious now? The little girl, who was 23 sion sickness, a complication brain injuries was also re- North’s one-no-trump response safety regulators need to hailed the report. The pres- versed. showed 6-11 points with fewer balance the overall benefits ident of the Association for months old at the time, then that occurs when scuba divers than three spades. His subsequent entered her backyard, where resurface too quickly. It is also It's not known exactly how hy- raise to three spades indicated a of drones instead of treat- Unmanned Vehicle Sys- she fell into the family's swim- used to treat serious infections perbaric oxygen therapy heals maximum with two-card support. South’s game-bid was optimistic. ing them the same way that tems International, a trade ming pool. Although it isn't and wounds that won't heal. tissues at the cellular level. In Suppose East returns a club at they oversee airliners. group, called for a “flexi- known exactly how long the (Although some non-medical this particular case, there is trick two. South ruffs, crosses to Academy experts said in ble” approach to regulation child was in the water, news re- practitioners make claims that some speculation by re- the spade ace and plays a heart to his eight. West wins and leads his a strongly worded report including allowing opera- ports say it was at least five it can treat conditions like searchers that the child's age, last club, but declarer ruffs, draws minutes and perhaps as long Alzheimer's disease, depres- at which tissues are already trumps, plays a diamond to the that the Federal Aviation tors to fly drones beyond queen and returns a heart to his Administration tilts against their line of sight, at higher as 15 minutes. When her fam- sion and spinal cord injury, rapidly growing, played a role 10. When that finesse works, South ily found her, she wasn't there is no evidence of that at in her recovery. The toddler's cashes the heart ace and leads proposals for commercial altitudes and weights breathing. this time.) experience is unique enough another diamond. He loses only one heart, one diamond and one club. uses of unmanned aircraft greater than 55 pounds. Despite nonstop CPR adminis- In this type of therapy, the pa- that a case study was pub- Let’s go back to trick two and have without considering their Others including airline tered first by her mother and tient is provided with a higher lished last year in the journal East shift to the diamond seven. potential to reduce other pilots have expressed con- Medical Gas Research. West wins with his ace and tries to then by paramedics, it would percentage of oxygen than is give East a ruff. Now declarer must risks and save lives. cern about more drones be more than 1 1/2 hours be- available in the air we breathe. (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an draw trumps (to stop East from gaining a diamond ruff) and can For example, they said, sharing the airspace. The fore the child's heart began to Most commonly, this involves a internist and assistant profes- no longer take two heart finesses, when drones are used to FAA is investigating an beat on its own. At the hospital, pressure-controlled chamber sor of medicine at UCLA because he has only one dummy MRI scans revealed extensive filled with pure oxygen. When Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is entry left, the diamond king. inspect cell-phone towers, incident reported in Febru- brain damage. When she re- the pressure of the chamber is an internist and primary care © 2018 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS it reduces the risk of mak- ary in which a drone flew turned home five weeks later, raised -- it can be up to three physician at UCLA Health.) BRIDGE ing workers climb up the close to a Frontier Airlines COPYRIGHT 2017 her profound brain injury was times normal air pressure -- the towers. jet approaching Las Vegas. clearly apparent. The child had lungs are able to deliver signif- THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS The study on the FAA’s A drone hit a small charter no motor control. She was un- icantly increased amounts of OF HARVARD COLLEGE PHILLIP DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL work on integrating drones plane in Canada last Octo- able to sit up or speak and had oxygen to the tissues of the ALDER UCLICK FOR UFS into the nation’s airspace ber, and other operators to take all nourishment through body. 1130 Walnut, was requested by Congress have been charged with a feeding tube. 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