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ROW! Iron County team competes in dragon boat race By RICHARD JENKINS zler said the top 12 community [email protected] teams went to the finals, where MINOCQUA, Wis. — As was they were seeded based on their the case last year, Iron County results. was represented on the waters of “I think most people had a Minocqua Lake Saturday during really good time, it brought out a the second annual Minocqua lot of spectators. We were just so Dragon Boat Festival. Iron Drag- fortunate because the weather ons were among the 26 teams was so nice. It was 180 degrees competing in the festival’s races. different from last year’s deluge. “It was just a great day. It was It was just horrible last year,” a lot of fun … the weather was Wetzler said. perfect, and the fact our area can While the Iron Dragons fin- collect so many people together ished 16th of the community to be in alignment for a charita- teams and failed to advance to ble cause is really notable,” Iron the finals, Ondresky was pleased Dragons team organizer Gail with the performance, saying the Ondresky said. team was comprised almost Dragon boats feature 20 pad- entirely of retirees and was like- dlers in a boat — along with a ly one of the oldest teams com- drummer to keep tempo and a peting. person steering the boat — rac- “I think it’s spectacular a ing in groups of three on the group of people that age can get lake’s 300-meter course. The out there, exert that amount of name comes from the dragon energy and laugh about doing it,” motif that often is used to deco- Ondresky said. Submitted photo rate boats. For Ondresky, the races MERCER RESIDENT Hedda Patzke beats tempo on a drum while the rest of the Iron Dragon crew paddles Saturday on Lake Minocqua during the Of the 26 teams competing weren’t as much about competi- second annual Minocqua Dragon Boat Festival. The photo was taken by event volunteer George Anast. Saturday; 18 were community tion as some of the more serious teams made of, “Either business- teams racing. team having some form of pad- “(Becoming involved was) just entire day, it never stopped — thinks it is becoming more popu- es, or and families or “I mean it does bring out the dling experience, the dragon through hearing about it and and I don’t mean it was just a lar as people become aware of it. something like that from the competitive nature in you, boats are a unique challenge that knowing, as a community, we drizzle, it was a monsoon pour,” While Saturday was a compe- area — or in some cases, the there’s no doubt about it, certain- use different muscles and move- wanted to get a boat together,” she said, adding she talked to tition, it was also for a good cause state,” according to Beth Wetzler, ly you want to give it your best,” ments from canoes or kayaks. Ondresky said. several people who said they did- — namely raising funds for the one of the festival’s organizers. she said. “But nothing near the “We don’t have a dragon boat While Iron County actually n’t want to return to compete this Howard Young Foundation. The remaining six teams were amount of competitiveness there to utilize here year-round, or field two boats last year, year. The festival was created when club teams that regularly travel is among those club teams.” even the three or four months we Ondresky thinks last year’s Even with last year’s storm several of the members of the to compete in dragon boat races Ondresky, who already said could be on the water,” she said. weather may have dampened the dampening enthusiasm; 14 of the foundation’s board were looking around the country. she is definitely competing in She got into the event last enthusiasm and limited partici- 21 team members this year were for an event to raise awareness On Saturday every team was next year’s festival, said there year, when Wetzler — who lives pation to just one team this year. veterans of last year’s inaugural and raise funds. guaranteed two races, with the are several reasons she enjoys in Mercer — wanted to field an “Last year, the experience was event, according to Ondresky. times combined to determine the races — including the fact Iron County team in the inaugu- just awesome, but the weather While the sport remains who advanced to the finals. Wet- that, despite everyone on the ral event. was (not enjoyable). It poured the unique, Ondresky said she DRAGONS — page 5 HANDS & HEARTS Rains wash silt to Black Volunteers, River Harbor boat launch IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP — is working to remove the debris. While boaters appeared to be The boat launch was closed in business’ come able to continue using Black late May and early June for at River Harbor’s boat launch as of least two weeks after enough dirt Sunday, last week’s rain has sent and sediment were washed into together to bring silt into the water around the the harbor to completely block launch. the launch, requiring the Forest backpacks back According to a post on the U.S. Service hire a contractor to Forest Service-Ottawa National remove the sediment and clear By IAN MINIELLY Forest’s Facebook page Friday, the launch. [email protected] there has been a “significant The amount of silt deposited BESSEMER — Saturday amounts of silt deposited in the last week didn’t appear to be as morning at Amy Ackley Ander- boat ramp area due to the recent large as the amount that forced son’s TroutLily Art and Design heavy rainfalls.” the launch’s closure earlier this studio and shop on Sophie The post said the Forest Ser- summer. Street, the third annual back- vice is aware of the situation and —Richard Jenkins pack give away for students at the Washington Elementary school was held. Thrivent, Wal- mart and the Gogebic Associa- tion of Retired School Personnel Bessemer council meeting held today as well as over 30 other contrib- utors came together to provide By IAN MINIELLY recommending to the council the packs and supplies, as well [email protected] they accept medical marijuana as the refreshments and snacks, BESSEMER — Crystal Suzik facilities inside the industrial according to Al Gaiss. is giving the city council a pre- zone on the western end of town. All told, 55 backpacks were sentation for Suicide Awareness Most council meetings this available for the kids, but Month after three public hear- year involve a discussion of the according to Gaiss, with sports, ings on the new odor ordinance, smell of marijuana as residents camping, vacations, and other nuisance code, and downtown in the residential areas are reasons, usually about a third development authority plan. Fol- unhappy smelling the product or more of the packs will be lowing the public hearing the either being smoked or grown in waiting for their special kid second reading for those ordi- the neighborhoods of Bessemer. when school starts. Not being nances and codes will be read There appears to be a disconnect able to pick it in person did not into the record. between the caregiver/patient disqualify a kid from getting The police power ordinance aspects of medical marijuana Ian Minielly/Daily Globe their backpack and school sup- and zoning amendments regard- and the Medical Marihuana THE FIRST two Washington School students at the Adopt-A-Backpack giveaway in Bessemer on Saturday, plies. ing medical marijuana are also Facilities Act of 2016, which the scoping out the different bags. The young hard charger in blue is Eli Pangrazzi and the young lady help- The kindergarten, second, scheduled for coverage under old council is in the process of dis- ing him is Janea Sampson. and a handful from sixth grade business. The zoning amend- cussing and settling. studnets received backpacks garten teacher said she is cur- in the 20’s when all is said and in TroutLily, one of our PopUp ments and ordinances regarding The MMFA, on the surface, filled to the brim with assorted rently at 18 students, but more done. Shops for the third year of doing medical marijuana have been a school supplies. Emily Stafford, seem to be signing up daily and Gaiss informed the crowd, this. God willing we will be back hot topic in Bessemer all year, the Washington School kinder- she expects to have somewhere “We are very excited to be here next year for a fourth.” with the planning commission BESSEMER — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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(AP) — Evacu- Millions of Americans con- ation orders affecting hundreds verged on a narrow corridor of people were issued in Califor- stretching from Oregon to South nia and Oregon as wildfires Carolina to watch the moon blot neared small towns, including out the midday sun Monday for a one that’s a prime location for wondrous couple of minutes in viewing the eclipse. the first total solar eclipse to About 600 residents were told sweep coast to coast in 99 years. to leave the tourist town of Sis- Veteran eclipse watchers ters, Oregon, and authorities warned the uninitiated to get said Saturday another 1,000 peo- ready to be blown away. Associated Press ple had been told to be ready to Planetariums and museums A BOMBER drops a load of fire retardant below the Lolo Peak fire creep- leave if necessary. posted “Sold out of eclipse glass- ing down the face of the ridge toward the Bitterroot Valley, Friday in Sisters is located on the edge es” on their front doors. Signs Missoula, Mont. The Lolo Peak Fire in western blew up of a 70-mile swath of the state along highways reminded overnight leading law enforcement officers to order the evacuation of where the moon will completely motorists of “Solar Eclipse Mon- up to 400 more homes west of the town of Lolo. blot out the sun. day,” while cars bore the mes- No structures had been lost “If you look up at the sky it’s Lisa Clark said. sage “Eclipse or bust.” and no injuries have been report- not an orange cloud anymore,” Officials said only aircraft With 200 million people with- ed since the fire began last week. said Andrew Bourgerie, co-owner with instruments allowing them Associated Press in a day’s drive of the path of RAY COOPER, volunteer for the Oregon Museum of Science and Indus- The cause is under investigation. of Sisters Bakery. “So it’s sim- to fly at night can fight the fire totality, towns and parks braced Crews were expecting a tough mering down a little bit.” during the eclipse. Clark said try, preps his equipment to provide live video of the Aug. 21, 2017, for monumental crowds. It’s solar eclipse at the state fairgrounds in Salem, Ore., Sunday. day Saturday with winds gusting Some campsites and recre- that eliminates the bulk of the expected to be the most observed, to more than 20 mph. ational areas were shut down firefighting fleet, though large most studied and most pho- much shade at the U.S. since Tennessee, and a reserved park- On Monday, they will have to due to the 12-square-mile wild- air tankers will be able to fly. tographed eclipse ever. Not to 1918. That was the country’s last ing spot in Sweetwater, about 50 contend with the solar eclipse fire in Deschutes National Forest In California, authorities mention the most festive, what coast-to-coast total eclipse. miles (80 kilometers) away. Her that fire officials say will ground that jumped fire lines Friday. issued an evacuation order for with all the parties. Shawnee National Forest in son, who’s about to start gradu- all firefighting helicopters and Officials say the blaze is pro- the small town of Wawona as a “It’s one of those ‘check the southern Illinois will see the ate school, said he tagged along most fixed-wing aircraft for ducing heavy smoke while burn- week-old fire in Yosemite box’ kind of things in life,” said longest stretch of darkness: 2 because “I appreciate the idea of about 35 minutes as the moon’s ing in forests at higher eleva- National Park grew and air qual- Hilary O’Hollaren, who drove 30 minutes and 44 seconds. a good adventure.” shadow passes over the area. tions and sagebrush in lower ity reached a hazardous level. miles from Portland with her two All of North America will get NASA and other scientists Shopkeepers were hoping the areas. The U.S. Forest Service said teenagers and a tent, plus a cou- at least a partial eclipse. Central will be watching and analyzing fire would not inhibit business as “We have a few days before the fire grew to more than 4 ple friends. America and the top of South the eclipse from telescopes the tourists arrive to watch the the eclipse to see if the smoke is square miles overnight due to Astronomers consider a full America will also see the moon ground and in orbit, the Interna- eclipse. in the area,” fire spokeswoman winds from thunderstorms. solar eclipse the grandest of cos- cover part of the sun. tional Space Station, airplanes mic spectacles. Michele Arsenault of New and scores of high-altitude bal- The Earth, moon and sun line York City and her son, Michael, loons, which will beam back live up perfectly every one to three spent Sunday driving south and video. Citizen scientists will years, briefly turning day into stopped for dinner in Asheville, monitor animal and plant behav- Exciting Events at the Fair night for a sliver of the planet. , at the Tupelo ior as daylight turns into twilight But these sights normally are in Honey Cafe where several other and the temperature drops. no man’s land, like the vast tables were also occupied by NASA’s associate administra- Pacific or the poles. This will be travelers heading to eclipse tor for science missions, Thomas Petting Zoo the first eclipse of the social zones. Arsenault has been com- Zurbuchen, took to the skies for a Open Daily media era to pass through such a paring weather charts for days dry run Sunday. He will usher in heavily populated area. as she finalized plans and had the eclipse over the Pacific Coast 12noon-9pm The moon hasn’t thrown this lodging reserved in Knoxville, from a NASA plane. 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Submitted photo THE LUTHER L. Wright High School class of 1967 recently celebrated its er, Terry Danowski Hartwig, Sharon Reini, Mary Ann Ginolfi Kallas, San- Lahti, Helen Warpula Kujanson, Mary Kilbourn Huey and Larry Tre- 50th reunion in Ironwood. Sitting in front of the Miners Memorial Mural dra Sell Gauthier, Brian Stella and Bill Ceccon; second row — Ann Pach- varthen; third row — Dan Gerovac, Jim Hedin, Dennis Tervo, Bob Goth- on McLeod Avenue are, from left, first row— Fred Friedman, Marsha mayer Wuorinen, Kathy Lewinski, Roberta Bentzen Willson, Diane blad, Chuck Kopecko, Mark Drazkowski, Jim Tregembo, Jim Olson, Jarvi Landretti, Sandra Hauschildt Olson, Linda Kivi Paoli, Charles Gallo, Oman, Jill Roberts Carpenter, Chris Raivio Hicks, Chris Hill, Jane Pribyl Mike Hagelin, John Kusz, Eugene Maki, Dave Pajula, Larry Nezworski, Christine Makela Saari, Lee Belmas, Bruce Jackson, Joel Lahti, Jon Curri- Josephson, Betty Wesa Freese, Sue Kahara Kuckkahn, Diane Cricks Marlene Dapra Adami, Al Trudgeon, and Darryl Morey.

Briefs Community calendar White Pine electric service needs, and enter to win a $50 bus stop safety with children interruption set for Aug. 29 grocery card.” by discussing the following Question topics include health tips: Email calendar items and com- Woods and Blooms Garden ment facility, Ironwood. WHITE PINE — Maintenance insurance coverage, access to —Identify a safe place to wait munity news to news@yourdaily- Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- Gogebic County Fair Board, 7 is required on equipment owned care, eating and exercise habits, for the bus that is away from globe.com. For more information, ter, Mercer, Wis. p.m., fair office, fairgrounds, Iron- and operated by American call 906-932-2211. Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., wood. alcohol, tobacco and drug use traffic and the street. Transmission Company and and use of preventive services —Always walk to the bus with Monday, Aug. 21 Woodland Church, Ironwood. Friday, Aug. 25 Upper Peninsula Power Compa- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., such as flu shots and mammo- a buddy. ny. The maintenance is being Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- grams. —Do not run or play while Gogebic County Human Ser- Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 performed to continue improving vices Agency Board, 9 a.m., Goge- tion, Ironwood. area74.org. a.m., Mercer Senior Center. The survey is completely waiting for the bus. electric reliability and safety, anonymous and the health —Make sure to always remain bic County Medical Care Facility, Wednesday, Aug. 23 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 according to an UPPCO press Wakefield. p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. information of individuals will in clear view of the bus driver. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Christian Men of the Northland, Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 release. never be shared or reported, Beer Never go behind the bus. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. To complete the maintenance, said. —Stay away from the bus treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Emergencies: 715-476-7655. electric service will be interrupt- until it comes to a complete stop Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, a.m., Range Community Bible Ironwood Carnegie Library ed for residents and businesses Bessemer Area Schools and the driver signals you to Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Board, 4 p.m. in White Pine, as well as Silver enter. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, open Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- wants to hear from students City and the surrounding area, —Mind all traffic signals Solar Eclipse Gala, 1:30 p.m., meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran BESSEMER — Officials from midnight to 4 a.m. on Tues- and/or the crossing guard when Ironwood Carnegie Library. 906-932- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. day, Aug. 29. from the Bessemer Area School 0203. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, District are asking students crossing the street. “UPPCO regrets any inconve- —Do not talk to strangers. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., p.m. 906-932-4990. Ontonagon United Methodist Church nience caused and would like to who have recently changed Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Club, basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Tell a parent if a stranger tries to thank its customers for their their addresses to contact Ironwood. area74.org. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Washington School at 906-663- talk to you. Al-Anon, 6 p.m., Salem Lutheran rant, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 patience and understanding,” 4515 or A.D. Johnston Junior- Never leave or get into a Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Veterans Service p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic the release said. stranger’s vehicle. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Senior High School at 906-667- 0413. With the increase of school Ontonagon United Methodist Church Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Government Health survey mailed to bus traffic, motorists are remind- basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Superior Riders, 6 p.m., Burg- Gogebic County Fair Board, In addition, those with western UP residents ed to pay attention to school bus tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. er’s Bar, Gile, Wis. noon, fair office, fairgrounds, Iron- changes that would affect a stu- Government Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., wood. HANCOCK — Local health dent’s busing are asked to call lights and observe the school bus Bessemer Housing Commis- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Saturday, Aug. 26 care providers are reminding transportation director Chris stop law: sion, 8:30 a.m., executive director’s area74.org. U.P. residents who received Bergquist at 906-667-0802. —Prepare to stop when a slowing bus has its overhead yel- office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. Government Community Pickleball Pad- an important health survey Finally, new students who Gogebic County Family Iron County Board of Adjust- dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer in the mail that now is a need busing are also asked to call low lights flashing. Department of Human Services ment, 10 a.m., Courthouse, Hurley. School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. great time to fill it out and Bergquist. —Come to a complete stop at Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic County Gogebic County Retirement Community Night Meal Free return it on-line or using the least 20 feet away from the bus Medical Care Facility, Wakefield. Commission, 4 p.m., courthouse, Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apostolic Luther- free business reply envelope MSP encourages school when its overhead red lights are Gogebic County Road Com- Bessemer. an Church, Aurora Street, Ironwood. provided. flashing. Do not proceed until the mission, 10:30 a.m., Courthouse Gogebic County Board, finance Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., bus safety for kids, others bus resumes motion and/or you annex, Bessemer. committee, 4:30 p.m., board, 5 p.m., “If you haven’t already sub- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. mitted your survey, please do LANSING — The school year are signaled to do so by the bus Iron County Humans Services, courthouse, Bessemer. area74.org. Personnel Commitee, 2 p.m.; Public so,” said Western U.P. Health is just around the corner, which driver. Thursday, Aug. 24 Government Department Health Officer Kate means school buses will be —Proceed with caution when Hearing, 2:30 p.m.; Board, 3 p.m., Gogebic County Fair Board, board room, courthouse, Hurley. Beer. “A larger response will give returning, the hazard warning lights, locat- Cuddlebugs Story Time, 9:30 noon, fair office, fairgrounds, Iron- The Michigan State Police Wakefield-Marenisco School a.m., Ironwood Carnegie Library. wood. us more accurate county health ed near the headlights, are flash- Board, 5 p.m., school board room, encourages parents to practice Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Sunday, Aug. 27 data.” ing. Wakefield. wood Memorial Building. A total of 28 Upper Peninsu- Bessemer City Council, 5:30 Gogebic County Veterans Ser- la health care partners, includ- p.m., city hall. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., KOBUSSEN BUSES vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., closed meeting, Salem Lutheran ing hospitals, local health Hurley School Board, 5:30 p.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., IS LOOKING FOR MOTOR COACH DRIVERS Hurley High School library. Church, Ironwood. departments, behavioral health Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., agencies and other regional Ironwood Area School Dis- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- IN THE ASHLAND AREA. trict Board of Education, 6 p.m., Wesley United Methodist Church, health care providers and fun- 1110. Ironwood. ders, in order to learn more Luther L. Wright K-12 School board Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, We are expanding to Northern WI and will be driving room. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 about community health needs Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, for Northland College and other clients from the area. Watersmeet Township School area74.org. and plan services to meet those Board, 6:30 p.m., media center, Bessemer. area74.org. needs. John Swift visit and book dis- Government Watersmeet School. The yellow survey booklets cussion, 3 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Gogebic County Fair Board, Tuesday, Aug. 22 Library. noon, fair office, fairgrounds, Iron- were mailed in clear plastic Pokemon Club, 4 p.m., Iron- wood. envelopes on Aug. 4 to randomly Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- wood Carnegie Library. Monday, Aug. 28 selected residential addresses wood Memorial Building. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 across all 15 Upper Peninsula Gogebic County Veterans Ser- p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, counties. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Iron County Food Pantry, 9 vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Beer said there are two good Please contact Curtis Harrison at 715-568-4233 wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Faith Center, Ironwood. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- 1110. 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Connie our building, shouting, ‘There’s the syna- Gies was in Cleveland to deliver an Schultz gogue!’ followed by chants of ‘Seig Heil’ and In Their Opinion evening speech. I interviewed her earlier in other anti-Semitic language. Some carried the day. When she found out I had a young flags with swastikas and other Nazi symbols. What the Wisconsin daughter, she asked whether she could meet ... her, so I brought Caitlin to her speech that “Later, I noticed that the man accused in evening. killed, right?” the automobile terror attack wore the same Supreme Court doesn’t My daughter was mesmerized by this tiny “Yes,” I whispered, kissing the top of her polo shirt as the man who kept walking by but mighty hero, and the next day she asked head, trying to force the horror from my our synagogue; apparently it’s the uniform of to read Anne Frank’s diary. An ever-hovering mind. a white supremacist group. Even now, that want public to see single mom, I was worried that she was too I haven’t thought of that moment for gives me a chill. young. I asked her teacher, who assured me years. I’m sure — I hope — I don’t need to tell “When services ended, my heart broke as I For two decades, Wisconsin was a shining example of anyone why I’m remembering it now. what an open court system could be. The state Supreme that Cait could handle the harrowing advised congregants that it would be safer to account of the bright, idealistic girl whose Last week, white supremacists descended leave the temple through the back entrance Court was one of the few in the nation that conducted only crime was to be Jewish in a Nazi-occu- upon Charlottesville, Virginia. They claimed rather than through the front, and to please deliberations in public. pied country. to be protesting the removal of a statue of go in groups. Now that experiment in good government is over. We are not Jewish, but we have many Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. But if their “This is 2017 in the United States of In June, justices voted to close the doors. No longer will Jewish friends, including three generations only goal was to preserve this glorification of America.” residents get to watch them argue about arcane judicial of a family who, for years, included Cait and the slave-owning South, they wouldn’t have In 1997, my daughter asked whether we policies and codes of ethics. They will make those deci- me for Passover. Gloria and Lawrence were worn swastikas and repeatedly yelled “blood would protect Gloria and Laurie, Jeff and sions in secret, and the people can just live with whatev- the grandparents, and Cait always felt like and soil” — the English translation of the Joan, Lia and Peter. Today when I think er they decide, no questions answered. one of their beloved grandchildren at the Nazi’s German phrase “Blut und Boden” — about her question, I see their faces and so It was the end of an era in which transparency built table, which tells you everything you need to and “Jews will not replace us.” many more: Jill, Jeff, Benjamin, Steve, Joe, trust and allowed voters to make informed decisions know about this wonderful family. They also wouldn’t have targeted Congre- Pam, Debbie, Ron, Dahlia, Lana, Jane, Gail when a justice came up for re-election every 10 years. For weeks, Cait pored over Anne Frank’s gation Beth Israel in Charlottesville during and Amy. The list goes on and on. Since the 1990s, Wisconsinites have been able to watch diary. One evening, shortly before bedtime, morning services. In 2017, the president of the United States the state’s legal luminaries thoughtfully consider both she ran into my bedroom, her hair still wet The temple’s president, Alan Zimmerman, has sided with the white supremacists who complex and mundane issues. from her shower, her eyes wide with fear. described in a blog post what happened last chanted racist and Nazi slogans. Granted, often wisdom and restraint were absent. Jus- “We would hide Gloria and Laurie,” she Saturday morning. An excerpt: The question looms for all of us as Ameri- tices were sometimes no better than churlish children in said. “We would hide them, wouldn’t we?” “I stood outside our synagogue with the cans: What will we do to counter the racism a schoolyard. They insulted and berated each other. When I looked at her quizzically, she armed security guard we hired after the and bigotry of this president? There was even a physical altercation. raised her voice. “From the Nazis, Mom. We police department refused to provide us with History tells us what the answer must be. an officer. ... They weren’t building trust. They were undermining it. would hide them from the Nazis if we knew “For half an hour, three men dressed in Transparency caused embarrassment. them back then?” Connie Schultz is a Pulitzer Prize-win- I pulled her close. “Of course we would.” fatigues and armed with semi-automatic ning columnist and professional in residence Most people in similar circumstances would identify rifles stood across the street from the temple. the problem as the behavior and work to change it. They “And Jeff and Joan and Peter and Lia, at Kent State University’s school of journal- too?” she said. “Even though we could be Had they tried to enter, I don’t know what I ism. Email her at [email protected]. might seek to develop a more collegial environment where justices could disagree respectfully, even across ideologi- cal lines. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Gins- Today in history berg and the late Justice Antonin Scalia couldn’t have been much further apart ideologically, but they developed a famously close friendship. Surely, Wisconsin’s justices By The Associated Press could strive for courtesy if not friendship. Today’s Highlight in History Wisconsin’s justices aren’t most people. They identified On August 21, 1858, the first of transparency as the problem, not their behavior. So last seven debates between Illinois sen- atorial contenders Abraham Lincoln month they changed the rules. Justices Pat Roggensack, and Stephen Douglas took place. Annette Ziegler, Michael Gableman, Rebecca Bradley and On this date Daniel Kelly supported moving their bad behavior behind In 1831, Nat Turner launched a closed doors. Justices Shirley Abrahamson and Ann violent slave rebellion in Virginia Walsh Bradley wisely opposed it. resulting in the deaths of at least 55 To be clear, these are not deliberations in lawsuits and whites. (Turner was later executed.) criminal cases argued before the court. This is not like a In 1911, Leonardo da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa” was stolen from the jury going into a room to hold a frank conversation that Louvre Museum in Paris. (The paint- decides the fate of a defendant. ing was recovered two years later in This is more like lawmakers in the Capitol writing Italy.) laws. The justices are deliberating about policies and the In 1940, exiled Communist revo- ground rules that affect anyone caught up in the Wiscon- lutionary Leon Trotsky died in a Mex- sin legal system, not specific cases. ican hospital from wounds inflicted Voters can send a message that they expect better from by an assassin the day before. In 1945, President Harry S. Tru- the state’s highest court. Wisconsin’s system of electing man ended the Lend-Lease program judges has serious problems, but in this case it could that had shipped some $50 billion in serve the people well. aid supplies to America’s allies dur- Justice Michael Gableman has announced he will not ing World War II. seek re-election in 2018. At least three people have In 1959, President Dwight D. already declared their candidacy, and others could join Eisenhower signed an executive order making the 50th state. them. In 1963, martial law was declared We will ask the judicial candidates about this decision in South Vietnam as police and army and whether they support the public’s right to watch their troops began a violent crackdown on government at work. Buddhist anti-government Voters should do the same and think twice before sup- protesters. porting someone who endorses secrecy over the public’s In 1972, the Republican National arrest Weaver for failing to appear in Democratic incumbent Claire is 72. Actress Patty McCormack is right to know. Convention opened in Miami Beach. court on charges of selling two illegal McCaskill.) 72. Pop singer-musician Carl In 1983, Philippine opposition sawed-off shotguns; on the first day One year ago: Olympians and Giammarese is 70. Actress Loretta —Wisconsin State Journal leader Benigno S. Aquino Jr., ending of the siege, Weaver’s teenage son, fans said goodbye to the Rio Games Devine is 68. NBC newsman Harry a self-imposed exile in the United Samuel, and Deputy U.S. Marshal with one last big bash inside Mara- Smith is 66. Country musician Nick States, was shot dead moments William Degan were killed. cana Stadium. Earlier in the day, Kane is 63. Actress Kim Cattrall is after stepping off a plane at Manila In 2015, a trio of Americans, U.S. Kevin Durant scored 30 points and 61. College Football Hall of Famer Thought for Today International Airport. The musical Air Force Staff Sgt. Spencer Stone, helped the Americans rout Serbia and former NFL quarterback Jim play “La Cage Aux Folles” opened National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos 96-66 for their third straight gold McMahon is 58. Actress Cleo King is “To know a little less and to understand a little more: that, it seems to on Broadway. and college student Anthony Sadler, medal, capping an Olympics in 55. Actress Carrie-Anne Moss is 47. me, is our greatest need.” In 1987, Sgt. Clayton Lonetree, and a British businessman, Chris which the U.S. dominated the medal MLB player-turned-manager Craig — James Ramsey Ullman, American author (1907-1971) the first Marine court-martialed for Norman, tackled and disarmed a tables, both the gold (46) and overall Counsell is 47. Rock musician Liam spying, was convicted in Quantico, Moroccan gunman on a high-speed totals (121). Howlett (Prodigy) is 46. Actress Ali- Letters Policy Virginia, of passing secrets to the train between Amsterdam and Paris. Today’s Birthdays cia Witt is 42. Singer Kelis is 38. KGB. (Lonetree ended up serving Ten years ago: Hurricane Dean Former NFL player and general Actor Diego Klattenhoff is 38. TV swept across Mexico’s Yucatan manager Pete Retzlaff is 86. Actor- personality Brody Jenner is 34. The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal eight years in a military prison.) peninsula as a Category 5 storm. director Melvin Van Peebles is 85. Singer Melissa Schuman is 33. with matters of current, public interest. In 1991, the hard-line coup against Soviet President Mikhail S. Five years ago: Missouri Rep. Playwright Mart Crowley is 82. Olympic gold medal sprinter Usain Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone Gorbachev collapsed in the face of a Todd Akin defied the nation’s top Singer Kenny Rogers is 79. Actor Bolt is 31. Actor Carlos Pratts is 31. number must be included for verification purposes. popular uprising led by Russian Fed- Republicans and refused to aban- Clarence Williams III is 78. Rock- Actor-comedian Brooks Wheelan is Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. eration President Boris N. Yeltsin. don a Senate bid hobbled by fallout and-roll musician James Burton is 31. Actor Cody Kasch is 30. Country McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: In 1992, an 11-day siege began over his comments that women’s 78. Singer Harold Reid (The Statler singer Kacey Musgraves is 29. [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. at the cabin of white separatist bodies could prevent pregnancies in Brothers) is 78. Singer Jackie Actress Hayden Panettiere is 28. Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” Randy Weaver in Ruby Ridge, cases of “legitimate rape.” (Akin DeShannon is 76. College and Pro Actor RJ Mitte is 25. Actor Maxim column. 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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 l 5 John Turkal at the planning AREA / STATE Bessemer commission meetings that the DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL Prosecutors: economics of scale with the adop- tion of the MMFA ordinances and zoning, which is relegated to Prof killed From page 1 the industrial park, would drive does nothing regarding the smell out some of the smaller caregiver boyfriend as of marijuana grown or consumed and patient relationships from as a medical product between a Bessemer neighborhoods. How- patient and their caregiver. Any ever, not everyone believes the part of sexual houses that currently are emit- facilities act will work against ting an odor into the public are the smaller grow houses because fantasy unlikely to change with the adop- of their inability to compete with tion of ordinances and zoning larger growers, which Rob Cole- CHICAGO (AP) — The fatal requirements for marijuana men expressed during the same stabbing of a hairstylist in facilities in the industrial zone. planning commission meeting on Chicago was part of a sexual fan- Hope has been expressed by Aug. 10. tasy hatched in an online chat- room between a Northwestern University professor and an Oxford University employee, PORCUPINE MTNS. whose plan included killing someone and then themselves, prosecutors told a Cook County MUSIC FESTIVAL judge Sunday at a bond hearing for the men. An Illinois prosecutor shared disturbing new details about the July 27 slaying, describing to the court how Trenton James Cor- nell-Duranleau, the 26-year-old boyfriend of since-fired microbi- ology professor Wyndham Lath- Submitted photo THE IRON Dragons await the beginning of a race Saturday during the Minocqua Dragon Boat Festival. The em, was stabbed 70 times at photo was taken by team member Julie Klug. Lathem’s Chicago condo and with such brutality that he was highest among the teams com- important medical care is in nearly decapitated. His throat Dragons peting this year, according to rural areas like ours. I think was slit and pulmonary artery organizers. we’re very fortunate to have a torn. “It’s really great to be able community hospital in the Lathem, 46, had communi- to contribute to what we con- Minocqua area like Howard From page 1 cated for months before with sider our local healthcare (sys- Young,” Wetzler said. “The Andrew Warren, 56, about While the Iron Dragons may tem) in the area,” Ondresky foundation is there to raise “carrying out their sexual fan- not have had the best showing said. money for things that maybe tasies of killing others and during the races, the team did While the final numbers are the hospital budget doesn’t then themselves,” Natosha far better in its fundraising being calculated; the festival cover.” Toller, an assistant Cook Coun- effort. raised at least $200,000, accord- More information on the festi- ty state’s Attorney, told the As of Friday’s cut-off; the ing to Wetzler. val, and complete results, can be court. While the prosecutor team’s $1,959 was the fourth “I guess it goes back to how found minocquadragonboat.com. used the plural in talking about the alleged fantasy to kill, she did not say there were other victims. donations help Michigan researchers fight eye disease Judge Adam Bourgeois Jr. at ANN ARBOR (AP) — When lar changes that can lead to dia- stand the causes of diabetic eye one point shook his head in Coleen Anegon’s husband, Tim, betic eye disease, to better under- disease, which is the leading apparent disgust as he listened Submitted photo received a liver donation as a stand how Tim’s donation will cause of vision impairment to the prosecutor offer a chilling THE LATEST David Bromberg album, cut at Red House Records in Min- patient at University Hospital in have an impact on its recipients. among working-age adults. narrative of the slaying. He later nesota, is already an award winner. Bromberg is headlining the Porcu- 2014, she immediately felt The connection between Fort Fort said the main goal of deemed both men potentially pine Mountains Music Festival Saturday. indebted to the donor who gave and the Anegons was arranged research is to understand how dangerous and flight risks, him the gift of life. by Eversight, a global nonprofit human diseases are happening ordering them to remain in jail She returned the favor when organization that restores sight as well as how to help patients pending trial on first-degree David Bromberg Quintet Tim passed away due to compli- and prevents blindness. Ever- with those diseases. murder charges. cations following the transplant, sight aims to connect families of “A lot of the research being “The heinous facts speak for providing her husband’s body as individuals who donated eye tis- done on animal and cell models themselves,” he said. headlines Saturday evening an organ and tissue donor. sue with researchers working to still teaches a lot, but we’re miss- Lathem and Warren — a Tim’s daughter, Courtney cure eye diseases. ing that link in translating to the British citizen employed as a By IAN MINIELLY , Emmylou Harris, Anegon, admitted she was disap- According to UM, more than human pathology,” Fort told the financial official at the Oxford, [email protected] Jerry Garcia, Bonnie Raitt, pointed when she heard her 32 million people worldwide are family. “Having those tissues England, university — were SILVER CITY — The David Carly Simon, The Eagles and father’s eye tissue would be used blind and another 200 million from human donors is key dressed in their own clothes Bromberg Quintet is headlining many more. by researchers working to cure suffer from moderate to severe because now what we can do is Sunday at their first court the Porcupine Mountains Music “The Blues, the Whole Blues, eye diseases instead of going to a visual impairment. take any finding in our pre-clini- appearance in Chicago. They Fest Saturday, Aug. 26, at 8:30 and Nothing But the Blues” is specific person. That was until That makes donations like the cal models we can verify and stood calmly, their hands behind p.m. Bromberg’s 18th album and first she discovered that tissue could one provided by Tim Anegon sig- check them in a human condi- their backs, as the prosecutor Bromberg recently released in three years. help millions suffering from dia- nificant in helping better under- tion. and judge spoke. “The Blues, the Whole Blues, Bromberg said he drew inspi- betic eye disease. and Nothing But the Blues,” ration for the album when he “It just seemed so insignifi- MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 21, 2017 which was awarded Downbeat heard Willie Nelson repeat a cant compared to receiving a Magazine’s critics poll “Blues quote from Texas fiddler Johnny whole organ,” Courtney Anegon 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Album of the Year” award. 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(PG-13) (CC) › Bangkok Dangerous PREMIUM 6 l MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Jerry Lewis, comedy icon, telethon host, dies at 91 Obituaries LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jerry international stars. He went on Francis Joseph ‘Joe’ Gorshe Lewis, the manic, rubber-faced to make such favorites as “The showman who jumped and Bellboy” and “The Nutty Profes- EAGLE RIVER, Wis. — Francis Joseph “Joe” Gorshe, Jr., hollered to fame in a lucrative sor,” was featured in Martin age 70, a resident of Eagle River, Wis., passed away on August partnership with Dean Martin, Scorsese’s “The King of Comedy” 17, 2017. settled down to become a self- and appeared as himself in Billy Joe was born in Phelps, Wis. on May 10, 1947 to Francis conscious screen auteur and Crystal’s “Mr. Saturday Night.” Gorshe, Sr. and Dorothy (NEE Sorlie) Gorshe. He graduated found an even greater following In the 1990s, he scored a stage from Watersmeet High School and Joined the Navy. Joe as the tireless, teary host of the comeback as the devil in the annual muscular dystrophy Broadway revival of “Damn Yan- moved to Wausau, Wis. and worked at Land O Lakes Candy. telethons, has died. He was 91. kees.” He owned and operated Third Avenue Bait Shop and retired Lewis died Sunday of natural In his 80s, he was still travel- from the Post Office. causes in Las Vegas with his ing the world, planning to Joe was married and had two daughters: JoRene Gorshe family by his side, publicist remake some of his earlier and Jennifer Lemere. Later he was married to his wife Heidi Candi Cazau said. movies and working on a stage Allen. They resided in Watersmeet, Mich. and then moved to Tributes from friends, co-stars version of “The Nutty Professor.” their present home in Eagle River, Wis. and disciples poured in immedi- He was so active he would some- Joe thoroughly enjoyed his retirement in the Northwoods. ately. Jim Carrey called him an, times forget the basics, like eat- He enjoyed activities with his wife, kids and granddaughter. “Undeniable genius and an ing, his associates would recall. He loved to fish, pontoon, walk the dogs, feed the deer, and unfathomable blessing.” Carl In 2012, Lewis missed an awards play computer games. He also loved texting his granddaugh- Reiner said on Twitter that ceremony thrown by his beloved ter, Marliese, who lovingly called him “grampa up North.” Lewis was, “A true comic icon.” Friars Club because his blood Joe was preceded in death by his parents and his brother In Las Vegas, Ceasars Palace, sugar dropped from lack of food Robert “Tom” Gorshe of Florida. He is survived by his wife, where Lewis was once a headlin- and he had to spend the night in Heidi Gorshe, of Eagle River, Wis.; daughters, JoRene Gorshe er, featured a message honoring the hospital. of Milwaukee, Wis. and Jennifer (Shawn) Lemere of Cecil, him on a marquee, and in Los In an interview with The Associated Press Wis.; granddaughter, Marliese Lemere; brothers, Harold Angeles, fans gathered at Lewis’s Associated Press from 2016, IN THIS April 12, 2014, file photo, actor and comedian Jerry Lewis poses (Margot) Allen of Arizona, Gerald Gorshe, of Wausau, Wis. during an interview at TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles. Lewis, the two Hollywood Walk of Fame Lewis, at 90 and promoting the and Timothy (Carmen) Gorshe, of Texas; sisters, Mary Mali- stars — one of which was for tele- film “Max Rose,” said he still comedian and director whose fundraising telethons became as famous as his hit movies, has died. Lewis died Sunday according to his publi- nowski of Wausau, Wis. and Ann (Greg) Baker, of Lake Gene- vision and one for film. woke up every day at 4:30 or 5 in va, Wis.; numerous nieces and nephews. Lewis’ career spanned the his- cist. He was 91. the morning to write, and had a Online condolences may be expressed at gaffney-busha.com. tory of show business in the 20th handful of standup shows on the of that camera. I still feel it like I don’t take advantage of it. I Gaffney-Busha Funeral Home in Eagle River, Wis. are taking century, beginning in his par- schedule. it’s the first day,” Lewis said. don’t use it improperly. And I care of arrangements. ents’ vaudeville act at the age of “When the truth comes down “To have a career that I had in love the fact that there’s 5. He was just 20 when his pair- to the truth, I am so grateful film, I’m the luckiest Jew that nowhere I can go where people For reprints or lamination services, ing with Martin made them that I’m on that stage or in front ever lived. I’m so grateful for it. don’t know me.” contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211

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Rais- Counterprotesters marched due. man said she through the city on Saturday to The 23-year-old is calling for kept quiet historic Boston Common, where sweeping change in the organiza- waiting after conservatives had planned to tion in the wake of dozens of alle- the initial alle- gations of sexual abuse by former Aly gations sur- deliver a series of speeches but Raisman soon left. Police vans later escort- national team doctor Larry Nas- faced last sum- ed the conservatives out of the sar, a scandal that has left one of mer, waiting area, as boisterous counter- the U.S. Olympic movement’s for USA Gymnastics to own up to protesters scuffled with police. marquee programs scrambling its mistakes. Organizers of the event, the and Raisman shaken. While it is taking steps Boston Free Speech Coalition, Nassar spent nearly 30 years toward creating a safer environ- had publicly distanced them- as an osteopath with the USA ment for its athletes, she does- selves from the neo-Nazis, white Gymnastics program and is now n’t believe it is doing nearly supremacists and others who in prison in Michigan after enough openly enough, adding fomented violence in Char- pleading guilty to possession of that she feels USA Gymnastics lottesville on Aug. 12. A woman child pornography. He is await- is trying to get on with business was killed at that Unite the ing trial on separate criminal as usual. Right rally, and many others sexual conduct charges, in addi- “What people don’t realize is tion to being sued by more than that this doctor was a doctor for were injured, when a car plowed Associated Press 125 women who claim he sexual- 29 years,” Raisman. “Whether or into counterdemonstrators. DEMONSTRATORS HOLD up signs during a rally against white supremacy Saturday in Dallas. Opponents feared that white ly assaulted them under the not he did it to a gymnast, they nationalists might show up in WCVB-TV that he didn’t realize over with stragglers tossing crowd that “Laguna Beach does- guise of treatment. still knew him. Even if he didn’t Boston anyway, and turned out “how unplanned of an event it beach balls, banging on bongo n’t tolerate diversity, we embrace Nassar has pleaded not guilty do it to you, it’s still the trauma in force, some dressed entirely in was going to be.” drums and playing reggae music. diversity.” to the assault charges, and the and the anxiety of wondering black with bandannas over their Rockeem Robinson, a youth Rallies in other cities around In Silicon Valley, more than dozens of civil suits filed in Michi- what could have happened. I faces. Officials said the rallies — counselor from Cambridge, said the country, while smaller, also 500 people gathered in Moun- gan are currently in mediation . think that needs to be addressed. the largest of about a half dozen he joined the counterprotest to were forceful. tain View in response to a far- Raisman, who was around These girls, they should be com- around the country on Saturday “show support for the black com- Counterprotesters marched right “March on Google” to rally Nassar regularly at the team’s fortable going to USA Gymnas- — drew about 40,000 people. munity and for all minority com- through New Orleans, some of against the technology compa- training facility in Texas and at tics and saying: ‘I need help, I Counterprotesters chanted munities.” them carrying signs that read ny’s firing of a white male soft- meets around the globe, declined want therapy. I need this.’” slogans, and waved signs that Members of the Black Lives “White People Against White ware engineer over his claim to talk about whether she was USA Gymnastics launched an said: “Make Nazis Afraid Again,” Matter movement held a protest Supremacy” and “Black Lives that women were biologically treated improperly by Nassar. independent review of its policies ‘’Love your neighbor,” ‘’Resist on the Common, where a Confed- Matter.” And in Atlanta, a unsuited to tech jobs. Organiz- She did agree to speak more gen- in the wake of the allegations fascism” and “Hate never made erate flag was burned and diverse crowd marched from the ers postponed the right-wing erally, calling Nassar “a mon- against Nassar and reporting by U.S. great.” Others carried a protesters pounded on the sides city’s downtown to the home of march, alleging threats from ster” and blaming USA Gymnas- the Indianapolis Star that high- large banner that read: “SMASH of a police vehicle. the late Rev. Martin Luther King leftists. tics for failing to stop him and lighted chronic mishandling of WHITE SUPREMACY.” Boston Commissioner William Jr. In Dallas, a scuffle broke out spending too much of the fallout abuse allegations against coaches Chris Hood, a free speech rally Evans said 33 arrests had been Meredith Dubé brought her between people at a rally against attempting to “sweep it under and staff at some of its more than attendee from Dorchester, said made by Saturday night — most- two daughters, 2-year-old Willow white supremacy and supporters the rug.” 3,500 clubs across the country. people were unfairly making it ly for disorderly conduct while Dubé and 12-year-old Rai Chin to of Confederate monuments as “I feel like there’s a lot of arti- In June, the federation imme- seem like the rally was going to some were for assaulting police the Atlanta rally. Dubé is white the event was ending. Police offi- cles about it, but nobody has diately adopted 70 recommenda- be “a white supremacist Klan officers. and her daughters are mixed cers had to subdue the crowd. said, ‘This is horrible, this is tions proffered by Deborah rally.” The police department tweet- race. She said it is essential to The rally, which authorities what we’re doing to change,’” Daniels, a former federal prose- “That was never the inten- ed Saturday afternoon that some show children at an early age estimated 2,300 people attended, Raisman said in a wide-ranging cutor who oversaw the review. tion,” he said. “We’ve only come protesters were throwing bottles, that love is more powerful than was at City Hall plaza, near a interview Saturday shortly after The new guidelines require here to promote free speech on urine and rocks at them. hate. Civil War cemetery that houses a she and other members of the member gyms to go to authori- college campuses, free speech on President Donald Trump In California, a rally was held memorial to Confederate sol- “Final Five” that won team gold ties immediately, with Daniels social media for conservative, applauded the people in Boston near the famed Venice beach diers. Only a few hundred people at the 2016 Olympics were suggesting USA Gymnastics con- right-wing speakers. And we who he said were “speaking out” boardwalk in Los Angeles and an remained when tempers flared inducted into the USA Gymnas- sider withholding membership have no intention of violence.” against bigotry and hate. Trump anti-racism rally was held in and officers on horseback broke tics Hall of Fame. from clubs that decline to do so. One of the planned speakers added in a Twitter message that Laguna Beach one day before the up the two sides. Raisman served as a captain The organization also named of the conservative activist rally “Our country will soon come group America First! planned to The Rev. Michael W. Waters, for both the “Final Five” and the Toby Stark, a child welfare advo- said the event “fell apart.” together as one!” hold a demonstration in the same one of the speakers at the rally, “Fierce Five” that won gold in cate, as its director of SafeSport. Congressional candidate Sam- Saturday’s showdown in place that’s being billed as an said: “Now is the time to do what London in 2012. While several Part of Stark’s mandate is edu- son Racioppi, who was among Boston was mostly peaceable, “Electric Vigil for the Victims of is right in the city of Dallas. Now alleged Nassar victims have cating members on rules, educa- several slated to speak, told and after demonstrators dis- Illegals and Refugees.” is the time to bring these monu- come forward, including 2000 tional programs, reporting and persed, a picnic atmosphere took Mayor Toni Iselman told the ments down.” Olympic bronze medalist Jamie adjudication services.

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Malacca, the second collision The Navy said Osprey air- Tal Afar and the surrounding involving a ship from the Navy’s craft and Seahawk helicopters area is one of the last pockets of 7th fleet in the Pacific in two from the USS America were IS-held territory in Iraq after months. assisting in the search. It also victory was declared in July in The Navy said five other said tugboats and Singaporean Mosul, the country’s second- sailors were hurt in the collision naval and coast guard vessels largest city. The town, about 150 involving the guided-missile were in the area to render assis- kilometers (93 miles) east of the destroyer. It had been heading to tance. Syrian border, sits along a major Singapore on a routine port visit The Strait of Malacca is a nar- road that was once a key IS sup- after last week conducting a sen- row and busy body of water ply route. sitive freedom of navigation oper- between Malaysia to the north- “The city of Tal Afar will be lib- ation by sailing near one of east and Indonesia to the south- erated and will join all the liberat- China’s man-made islands in the west, with the city-state of Singa- ed cities,” Prime Minister Haider South China Sea. pore at the tip of the Malay al-Abadi said in a televised speech It wasn’t immediately clear if Peninsula. early Sunday. He was dressed in the oil and chemical tanker Alnic The collision is the second Associated Press a black uniform of the type worn IN THIS Jan. 22, photo provided by U.S. Navy, the USS John S. McCain conducts a patrol in the South China MC sustained damage or casual- involving a ship from the by Iraqi special forces. Sea while supporting security efforts in the region. The guided-missile destroyer collided with a merchant ties. Navy’s 7th Fleet in the Pacific He called on the militants to ship on Monday in waters east of Singapore and the Straits of Malacca. The McCain was damaged on in two months. Seven sailors “surrender or die.” its port side aft, or left rear, from died in June when the USS the Navy found poor seamanship enough details were known to cers, 24 chief petty officers and By early afternoon, Lt. Gen. the accident that happened at Fitzgerald and a container ship and flaws in keeping watch con- take those actions, the Navy 291 enlisted sailors, according Abdul-Amir Rasheed Yar Allah, 5:24 a.m., the Navy’s 7th Fleet hit each other in waters off tributed to the collision, the said. the Navy’s website. who commands the operation, said, but was heading to port Japan. Navy announced last week. An The ship is based at the 7th The warship is 154 meters in said the forces had recaptured a under its own power. The Fitzgerald’s captain was investigation into how and why Fleet’s homeport of Yokosuka, length. series of villages east, southwest Malaysia’s navy chief Ahmad relieved of command and other the Fitzgerald collided with the Japan. It was commissioned in The Alnic MC is a 183-meter and northwest of town. Kamarulzaman Ahmad sailors were being punished after other ship was not finished, but 1994 and has a crew of 23 offi- oil and chemical tanker. The U.S.-led coalition provid- ing air and other support to the troops praised what it said was a “capable, formidable, and Trump will address path forward on Afghanistan increasingly professional force.” “They are well prepared to CAMP MOREHEAD, Afghanistan (AP) ical to winning the war. State group has been hit hard but contin- Months ago, Trump gave Mattis deliver another defeat” to IS in — Signaling that the U.S. military expects “I assure you we are with you in this ues to attempt major attacks, insurgents authority to set U.S. troop levels in Tal Afar, like in Mosul, the coali- its mission to continue, the top U.S. com- fight. We are with you and we will stay still find safe harbor in Pakistan, and Rus- Afghanistan, but Mattis said he has not tion said in a statement. mander in Afghanistan on Sunday hailed with you,” he said during a ceremony at sia, Iran and others are increasingly try- yet sent significant additional forces to On the front lines, pillars of the launch of the Afghan Army’s new spe- Camp Morehead, a training base for ing to shape the outcome. At this point, the fight. He has said he would wait for smoke could be seen rising in the cial operations corps, declaring that “we Afghan commandos southeast of Kabul. everything the U.S. military has proposed Trump to set the strategic direction distance as U.S. and Belgian are with you and we will stay with you.” The Pentagon was awaiting a final points to keeping the Afghan government first. special forces worked with Iraqi Gen. John Nicholson’s exhortation of announcement by Trump on a proposal to in place and struggling to turn a dismal Trump wrote on Twitter on Saturday troops to establish a position on continued support for the Afghans sug- send nearly 4,000 more U.S. troops to quagmire around. that he had made decisions at Camp the roof of a house. They later gested the Pentagon may have won its Afghanistan. The added forces would U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said David, “including on Afghanistan,” but he fired mortar rounds and argument that America’s military must increase training and advising of the he is satisfied with how the administra- did not say more about it. The expectation launched drones. stay engaged in the conflict in order to Afghan forces and bolster counterterror- tion formulated its new Afghanistan war had been that he would agree to a modest Lt. Gen. Riyad Jalal Tawfiq, insure terrorists don’t once again threaten ism operations against the Taliban and an strategy. But he refused to talk about the boost in the U.S. war effort, while also of the Iraqi army, said IS had the U.S. from safe havens in Afghanistan. Islamic State group affiliate trying to gain new policy until it was disclosed by addressing broader political, economic deployed small teams of attack- The White House announced that Pres- a foothold in the country. Trump. and regional issues. ers as well as suicide car bombs ident Donald Trump would address the The administration has been at odds He said the deliberations, including Mattis said Trump had been presented and roadside bombs. nation’s troops and the American people for months over how to craft a new strate- talks at the Camp David presidential with multiple options. He did not name The Coalition estimates that Monday night to update the path forward gy for the war in Afghanistan amid frus- retreat on Friday, were done properly. them, but others have said one option was approximately 10,000-50,000 in Afghanistan and South Asia. trations that 16 years after 9/11 the con- “I am very comfortable that the strate- to pull out of Afghanistan entirely. Anoth- civilians remain in and around Nicholson, speaking prior to the White flict is stalemated. gic process was sufficiently rigorous,” er, which Mattis had mentioned recently Tal Afar. In past battles, IS has House announcement, said the comman- The Afghan government only controls Mattis said, speaking aboard a military in Washington, was to hire private con- prevented civilians from fleeing dos and a plan to double the size of the half of the country and is beset by endem- aircraft on an overnight flight from Wash- tractors to perform some of the U.S. mili- and used them as human Afghan’s special operations forces are crit- ic corruption and infighting. The Islamic ington to Amman, Jordan. tary’s duties. shields, slowing Iraqi advances. Hospital officals: Nearly 500 dead in Sierra Leone mudslides FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) — Churches Large-scale-burials have taken place all this across Sierra Leone held special services Sunday in week amid rainy weather that threatened further memory of those killed in mudslides and flooding mudslides. earlier this week, as hospital officials announced The government of the impoverished West the toll had risen to nearly 500 bodies collected. African nation in recent days has warned residents More than 600 people remain missing and res- to evacuate a mountainside where a large crack cue officials have warned that the chances of find- has opened. Thousands of people live in areas at ing survivors are decreasing each day. The death risk and the main focus is making sure they leave toll earlier stood at 450. before further disaster, authorities have told local The Inter-Religious Council called for the ser- media. vices to be held Sunday in honor of the deceased, as Aid groups are providing clean water as a health special prayers and recitals were offered in crisis looms. mosques Friday and Sunday. “Water sources have been contaminated” and The preacher at Buxton Memorial Methodist that officials “fear for an outbreak of waterborne Church in Freetown, the capital, offered a sermon diseases,” said Saidu Kanu, country director for that looked at mankind’s contribution to the disas- World Hope International. ter, as a gospel band rendered the song “Papa God Foreign aid from the rest of the world is being Sorry for Salone (Sierra Leone).” sent to Freetown, said authorities.

Associated Press IN THIS Thursday file photo, volunteers handle a coffin during a mass funeral for victims of heavy flooding and mudslides in Regent at a cemetery in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Churches across Sierra Leone held special services Sunday in memory of the more than 450 people who were killed in mudslides and flooding earlier this week. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 l 9 No hits till 6th: Verlander dazzles as Local Sports Notes Tigers stop Maeda, Dodgers 6-1

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Verlander, who has been the subject of trade speculation for several weeks, waved to the crowd as he entered the dugout after the top of the eighth. Miguel Cabrera hit a two-run double in the eighth to make it 6- 1. Associated Press DETROIT TIGERS starting pitcher Justin Verlander throws during the third inning of a baseball game against BORDERLINE the Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday in Detroit. Verlander was hoping he’d struck out Granderson with a pitch immedi- Submitted photo DETROIT (AP) — Justin Ver- no-hit bid ended, Detroit broke for Ver at the end of the game if ately before his home run — but the lander approached this start like up Maeda’s and took the lead in he’s pitching like he did today.” fastball was just off the plate. Verlan- In conjunction with Festival Ironwood, the 19th Annual Great Ameri- a postseason game, fully aware of the bottom of the inning. Verlander walked Yasiel Puig der later conceded that plate umpire can Shoot-Out pool tournament was played this year on Friday night how tough the Los Angeles Verlander (9-8) walked one on a full count in the fifth, and Chris Segal had made the right call with Mitch Levra and John Markowski taking first. Saturday’s tourna- Dodgers are to beat right now. and struck out nine. Granderson’s drive to right field and said he told the ump that toward ment was won by Tim Schwab and Gary Ryskewecz (pictured above). After five innings, Verlander “Verlander certainly showed an inning later hit the pole for a the end of the game. Friday night had eight teams competing and Saturday six teams. Pool had a no-hitter going — but so today that he’s still an ace,” homer. The only other hitter to “I think if you ask almost any tables were donated and set up under the baggage area of the Depot. did Kenta Maeda. Then Detroit Dodgers manager Dave Roberts reach base against Verlander umpire, I’m kind of one of those guys broke through for four runs in said. “He hasn’t had the career was Austin Barnes, who singled that’s pretty fiery out there,” Verlan- der said. “Then I’ll go look at it and the sixth, giving Verlander a lit- he’s had by accident. He’s a great in the eighth. Aho and Blackberg return to Victory Lane try to give an objective opinion. If it’s tle more margin for error. pitcher.” John Hicks lined a clean sin- a ball, I try to come back and say, Western Upper Peninsula Stock Car racers continue to win the “It’s impossible to really cre- Maeda (11-5) retired the first gle to left-center to lead off the ‘Hey, you were right.’” Features at the legendary tri-oval of Eagle River Speedway. This ate a playoff atmosphere without 15 Detroit batters before allow- bottom of the sixth and break up Umpires wore white wristbands includes 2 defending class champions, Jesse Aho of Toivola and being in the playoffs, but I tried ing five hits in the sixth. He was Maeda’s perfect game. Andrew during Saturday’s games after David Blackberg, formerly of Ewen. Also doing well was Wakefield’s my best to do that,” Verlander pulled after that inning and lost Romine followed with a double, Detroit’s Ian Kinsler was fined but Marcus Dunbar, Bruce Crossing’s Jordan Kurtti, and Ewen’s David not suspended for a recent tirade said. “There was that much more for the first time in seven starts. and Dixon Machado hit a two- Scott. focus and intensity in every Verlander has pitched two run double that put the Tigers up against ump Angel Hernandez. The protest of what umpires called “abu- Aho has claimed the WISSOTA Midwest Modified class champi- pitch.” no-hitters in his career. He 2-1. onship every year since 2012. However this year, it has been Wake- Verlander allowed two hits in retired the first 13 Los Angeles Justin Upton added a two-run sive player behavior” ended after Commissioner Rob Manfred offered field’s Marcus Dunbar that looks to win the class championship. On eight innings, and the Tigers hitters, taming the team with by homer later in the inning. to meet with their union’s governing top of that, last week, Eagle River’s Tadd Schoonover spanked the beat the Dodgers 6-1 on Sunday, far the best record in the major “It all happened very quickly. board. competition by sweeping to wins in both the heat and the feature. snapping their six-game skid and leagues. He gave up that first double on a UP NEXT After fighting off a hard challenge from Marcus Dunbar, Aho got a halting a six-game winning “If Justin Verlander’s pitching curveball, and then they got a Tigers: Detroit has Monday off commanding lead midway through the race. As Aho was extending streak by Los Angeles. well, it doesn’t matter. It could be couple more,” Roberts said. “He before hosting the New York Yan- his lead, a caution in the 13th lap of the 20 lap race brought Dunbar The Tigers star allowed a the ‘27 Yankees,” Tigers manag- looked like he was going to get kees on Tuesday night. LHP and Schoonover back into contention. But they were so intent on get- Matthew Boyd (5-6) starts the open- home run to Curtis Granderson er Brad Ausmus said. “The num- through it, but he hung a slider ting in front of the other, Schoonover lost control on the final turn in the sixth, but shortly after his bers are going to look pretty good in Justin’s turbo zone. You can’t er of that series against RHP Masahiro Tanaka (8-10). and ended up on the infield. Aho went on to win the Feature, with Dunbar taking 2nd. Dun- bar and Schoonover thrilled the crowd with a great finish in the heat race in a race that Dunbar won by less than 2 feet. Lions handle Hackenberg, beat Jets 16-6 Rob Rodziczak dominated in the WISSOTA Midwest Modified class for years, and won the point championship at the track in 2008. DETROIT (AP) — Matthew sacked twice. first half, and his 50-yarder with pretty good and can collapse the “I remember racing against (Jesse) Aho, (Duane) Dunbar and many Stafford threw a 5-yard touch- “He really didn’t get a chance,” 1:11 left in the fourth quarter put pocket. It was good to see, even of those that came down from the UP. It’s a lot of work to be com- down pass to Marvin Jones in the Jets coach Todd Bowles said. the Lions up 16-6. though he was untouched on that petitive in the Street Stock Class. We had 8 fast cars racing,” com- second quarter, and the Detroit “That’s not a fair evaluation of a Detroit’s depth along the one, he’s free, that’s still not an mented Rodziczak. Lions shut down Christian Hack- kid, because he didn’t get a defensive front is being tested easy tackle to make.” The WISSOTA Street Stock class looked like it was going to be a enberg and the New York Jets chance on the couple pass plays because of injuries to Hyder and Detroit’s Akeem Spence added clean sweep for Conover’s Dustin White. White cruised to an easy 16-6 in a preseason game Satur- he had. They had a lot of pres- Ziggy Ansah, but the Lions a sack later in the first quarter. win in the heat and jumped out to a decisive lead early on in the fea- day night. sure on him.” looked fine in this game. On the New York finished the half with ture. But when he lost a right rear tire late in the race, Rodziczak After losing defensive lineman Even after Hackenberg strug- very first series, Wash- minus-3 net yards passing. and Bruce Crossing’s, Jordan Kurtti found ‘new life’. Kerry Hyder to an Achilles ten- gled, Bowles wasn’t willing to ington came in unblocked and With Matt Forte still recover- With two laps to go both drivers held the lead at some portion of don injury in their preseason name McCown his starter for the sacked Hackenberg, forcing a ing from a hamstring injury, the track. On the final lap and the final turn, Rodziczak got the lead opener at Indianapolis, the Lions season opener. He indicated the fumble that the Jets were able to Bilal Powell had nine carries for and held Kurtti off in a very close finish. were still able to pressure Hack- quarterback competition would recover. 32 yards for the Jets. “I respect Jordan (Kurtti), he has dominated in this class. He enberg early on. The Jets man- continue and that Hackenberg “I think he’s a heavy-handed, Stafford was fairly sharp for needed the competition, and with Ryan (Valeria), myself and the oth- aged only 3 yards of offense in would still be evaluated. sort of physical guy that can not the Lions, but they managed only ers, we have great competition in the class,” stated Rodziczak. the first quarter and just two “I can’t say when he’ll play, or only defend the run ... but I think one touchdown. Jones made a Ewen’s David Scott ran hard throughout the night, taking a 2nd first downs in the first half. how he’ll play, but he’ll play and also he’s going to be able to add nice catch in the back corner of in his heat and a 4th in the feature. Jets quarterback Josh be evaluated again next week,” some pass rush through power,” the end zone and held on amid It’s hard to imagine a battle for a class championship to be as McCown sat out this game, but Bowles said. Lions coach Jim Caldwell said of tight coverage from Morris Clai- exciting as the WISSOTA Pure Stock Class. Going into the night Hackenberg did little to impress Stafford went 8 of 10 for 84 Washington. “He’s not one of borne to put Detroit up 10-0. Eagle River’s Jake Ison had a 3 point lead over Rhinelander’s Jason in his absence. Hackenberg was yards. Matt Prater kicked field those finesse guys. He’s going to “By the sidelines, he’s always Eisel. That meant the heat race would become important. Spencer 2 of 6 for 14 yards and was goals of 37 and 25 yards in the take you on and go get after it got a knack for finding a way to Bolte that won the race with Eisel getting a second. Than on the next get that last little foot in, or heat, Ison got the win. That gave Ison a 4 point lead going into the whatever it is,” Stafford said. feature. Ross Martin made field goals In the feature neither one that would end up in the Auto Value of 31 and 28 yards in the fourth Victory Lane. Winning the race was the defending class champion, quarter for the Jets, but he David Blackberg. Taking a 2nd was Eisel, with Ison taking a 4th. missed from 56 in the third. That means going into the last 2 point races of the year, Ison has a 2 point lead. INJURIES Lions: Detroit lost WR TJ Jones in On August 25th the legendary track will have Speedway Trucks the first half to a hamstring issue, but return in addition to the regular weekly racing in 5 divisions. It will the Lions were able to avoid the type also be the final Spectator one-on-one races of the season. The Track of major injury they had to deal with Championships will be on Friday Night, September 1st. in their previous game. PRESSURE The Jets had eight sacks in their Eagle River Speedway Results, August 18th previous preseason game against WISSOTA Midwest Modified Feature: 1) Jesse Aho, Toivola, (MI); Tennessee. They managed three against the Lions. 2) Marcus Dunbar, Wakefield, (MI); 3) Jonathon Miller, Eagle River; NICE MOMENT 4) Tadd Schoonover; 5) Steve Altman, Mercer; 6) Frank Gasperini, Eastern Michigan coach Chris Iron River, (MI). Creighton, whose team made it to a WISSOTA Midwest Modified Heat: 1) Dunbar; 2) Schoonover; 3) bowl last season, was interviewed Altman; 4) Miller; 5) Aho; 6) Gasperini. on the big screen during a break in WISSOTA Street Stock Feature: 1) Rob Rodziczak, Rhinelander; the action. That turned out to be one 2) Jordan Kurtti, Bruce Crossing, (MI); 3) Colton Klueckman, of the game’s highlights, because Wausau; 4) David Scott, Ewen, (MI); 5) Dustin White, Conover; 6) Creighton used the opportunity to Bruce Stanley, Merrill; 7) Ryan Valeria, Rhinelander; 8) Ken Vale- present senior wide receiver Jaron ria, Eagle River. Johnson with a scholarship . OTHER QUARTERBACKS WISSOTA Street Stock Heat: 1) White; 2) Scott; 3) Ryan Vale- Lions: Jake Rudock went 8 of 13 ria; 4) Rodziczak; 5) Kurtti; 6) Klueckman; 7) Stanley; 8) Ken Vale- for 84 yards with an interception, and ria. Brad Kaaya was 4 of 7 for 38 yards. WISSOTA Pure Stock Feature: 1) David Blackberg, Ewen, (MI); CELEBRATION 2) Jason Eisel, Rhinelander; 3) Spencer Bolte, Eagle River; 4) Jake Jones made the most of the Ison, Eagle River; 5) Bryce Wick, Eagle River; 6) Don Scharf, Eagle game’s only touchdown, participat- River; 7) James Thur, Neilsville; 8) Isabelle Valeria, Eagle River; 9) ing in a celebration with teammates Jordan Kurtti, Bruce Crossing, (MI); 10) Ethan Holm, Crandon; 11) in which he pretended to jump rope . Ryan Brown, Eagle River; 12) Spencer Duncan, Eagle River; 13) Stafford was impressed with the Tristan Valeria, Eagle River. routine, although he didn’t take part. Associated Press WISSOTA Pure Stock Heat 1: 1) Bolte; 2) Eisel; 3) Scharf; 4) DETROIT LIONS wide receiver Marvin Jones (11), defended by New York Jets defensive back Morris Claiborne “I’m not a jump rope guy,” he said. UP NEXT Wick; 5) Isabelle Valeria; 6) Tristan Valeria; 7) Duncan. (21), catches a 5-yard pass for a touchdown during the first half of an NFL preseason football game Saturday Lions: Host New England on Fri- WISSOTA Pure Stock Heat 2: 1) Ison; 2) Kurtti; 3) Blackberg; in Detroit. day night. 4) Thur; 5) Holm; 6) Brown. 10 l MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard SPORTS

Tuesday's Games Det_FG Prater 50, 1:11. 23. AmericanBaseball League Miami at Philadelphia, 4:05 p.m., 1st A_50,705. 15. (12) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 500, 0, All Times EDT game Game Statistics 22. East Division L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. NYJ Det 16. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 499, 0, WLPct GB Arizona at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. First downs 14 17 23. Boston 71 52 .577 — Chicago Cubs at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Total Net Yards 241 262 17. (19) David Ragan, Ford, 499, 0, 20. New York 66 57 .537 5 Miami at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m., 2nd Rushes-yards 23-85 31-82 18. (4) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 499, 0, Tampa Bay 61 65 .484 11½ game Passing 156 180 26. Baltimore 60 64 .484 11½ Seattle at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Punt Returns 4-19 5-46 19. (9) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 499, 0, 19. Toronto 59 65 .476 12½ Washington at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Kickoff Returns 4-94 2-60 20. (26) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, Central Division Colorado at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Interceptions Ret. 1-23 1-0 499, 0, 17. WLPct GB San Diego at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Comp-Att-Int 17-30-1 20-30-1 21. (6) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 499, 0, 18. Cleveland 68 54 .557 — Milwaukee at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Sacked-Yards Lost 3-18 3-26 22. (23) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 498, 63 59 .516 5 Punts 6-45.3 6-44.5 0, 15. Kansas City 62 61 .504 6½ NationalFootball Football League Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 23. (31) Dale Earnhardt Jr, Chevrolet, Detroit 54 69 .439 14½ All Times EDT Penalties-Yards 6-50 9-85 497, 0, 14. Chicago 47 74 .388 20½ AMERICAN CONFERENCE Time of Possession 27:24 32:36 24. (3) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 497, 0, West Division East INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 13. WLPct GB WLT Pct PF PA RUSHING_New York, Powell 9-32, 25. (24) Danica Patrick, Ford, 496, 0, 12. Houston 76 48 .613 — N.Y. Jets 110.500 13 19 McGuire 5-16, Murphy 3-15, Hackenberg 26. (34) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 496, 0, Los Angeles 64 60 .516 12 Miami 110.500 30 51 2-11, Petty 1-6, Morris 2-4, Todman 1-1. 11. Seattle 63 62 .504 13½ New England 020.000 47 58 Detroit, D.Washington 8-24, Abdullah 4- 27. (15) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 496, Texas 61 62 .496 14½ Buffalo 020.000 26 37 16, Green 8-14, Rudock 1-11, Asiata 5- 0, 10. Oakland 54 70 .435 22 South 10, Zenner 4-8, Kaaya 1-(minus 1). 28. (35) Corey Lajoie, Toyota, 495, 0, 9. Saturday's Games WLT Pct PF PA PASSING_New York, Hackenberg 2-6-0- 29. (17) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 493, 0, 8. Chicago Cubs 4, Toronto 3 Jacksonville 110.500 39 36 14, Petty 15-24-1-160. Detroit, Stafford 8- 30. (30) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, 493, 0, 0. L.A. Dodgers 3, Detroit 0 Houston 110.500 44 50 10-0-84, Rudock 8-13-1-84, Kaaya 4-7-0- 31. (37) Gray Gaulding, Chevrolet, 488, 0, Seattle 7, Tampa Bay 6 Tennessee 110.500 37 34 38. 6. L.A. Angels 5, Baltimore 1 Indianapolis 020.000 29 48 RECEIVING_New York, White 3-43, 32. (36) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 482, 0, 0. Houston 3, Oakland 0 North Leggett 2-40, A.Stewart 2-23, Powell 2- 33. (32) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 480, 0, 4. Minnesota 5, Arizona 0 W LT Pct PF PA 14, Hansen 2-13, Firkser 2-11, Hammond 34. (40) Joey Gase, Toyota, 476, 0, 0. N.Y. Yankees 4, Boston 3 Baltimore 2001.000 54 10 1-12, Marks 1-9, Thompkins 1-8, Todman 35. (33) Landon Cassill, Ford, accident, Cleveland 5, Kansas City 0 Pittsburgh 2001.000 37 25 1-1. Detroit, M.Jones 4-34, Billingsley 3- 412, 0, 2. Texas 17, Chicago White Sox 7 Cleveland 1001.000 20 14 29, Tate 2-34, M.Roberts 2-29, Abbred- 36. (22) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, accident, Sunday's Games Cincinnati 110.500 35 42 eris 2-24, T.Jones 1-11, D.Washington 1- 394, 0, 1. Detroit 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 West 11, Asiata 1-9, Rector 1-9, Golladay 1-6, 37. (28) Aric Almirola, Ford, accident, Tampa Bay 3, Seattle 0 W LT Pct PF PA Abdullah 1-5, K.Martin 1-5. 390, 0, 1. Boston 5, N.Y. Yankees 1 Denver 2001.000 57 31 MISSED FIELD GOALS_New York, 38. (39) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, trans- L.A. Angels 5, Baltimore 4 Kansas City 110.500 47 39 Ros.Martin 56. mission, 352, 0, 1. Minnesota 12, Arizona 5 Oakland 020.000 31 44 39. (16) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, acci- Oakland 3, Houston 2 L.A. Chargers010.000 17 48 GreenPackers Bay 77021, Redskins 7 — 1721 dent, 230, 0, 1. Kansas City 7, Cleveland 4 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Washington 377 0 —17 40. (38) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Chevrolet, Chicago Cubs 6, Toronto 5, 10 innings East First Quarter accident, 225, 0, 1. Associated Press Chicago White Sox 3, Texas 2 W LT Pct PF PA Was_FG Hopkins 34, 13:17. Race Statistics MILWAUKEE BREWERS starting pitcher Chase Anderson delivers a pitch to Colorado Rockies' Charlie Black- Monday's Games Dallas 210.667 54 50 GB_Bennett 3 pass from A.Rodgers Average Speed of Race Winner: 95.970 mon in the first inning of a baseball game Sunday in Denver. Minnesota (Melville 0-0) at Chicago White Philadelphia 110.500 29 40 (Crosby kick), 5:36. mph. Sox (Rodon 1-4), 5:10 p.m., 1st game N.Y. Giants 010.000 12 20 Second Quarter Time of Race: 2 hours, 46 minutes, 37 Oakland (Smith 0-2) at Baltimore Washington 020.000 20 44 GB_A.Jones 5 pass from Hundley (Cros- seconds. (Jimenez 5-8), 7:05 p.m. South by kick), 7:38. Margin of Victory: 1.422 seconds. Boston (Fister 2-6) at Cleveland WLT Pct PF PA Was_Crowder 4 pass from Cousins (Hop- Caution Flags: 8 for 53 laps. (Clevinger 6-5), 7:10 p.m. Carolina 110.500 54 51 kins kick), :13. Lead Changes: 21 among 6 drivers. Seattle (Albers 1-0) at Atlanta Tampa Bay 110.500 24 31 Third Quarter Aguilar homers twice as (Foltynewicz 10-8), 7:35 p.m. Atlanta 020.000 33 40 Was_Paul 16 pass from McCoy (Hopkins TransactiinsBASEBALL Minnesota (Gee 0-0) at Chicago White New Orleans 010.000 14 20 kick), 5:30. American League Sox (Fulmer 0-0), 8:10 p.m., 2nd game North Fourth Quarter LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Agreed to Texas (Hamels 8-1) at L.A. Angels (Skag- WLT Pct PF PA GB_Hill 23 run (Crosby kick), 6:16. terms with RHP Fernando Salas on a gs 1-3), 10:07 p.m. Green Bay 2001.000 45 26 A_55,239. minor league contract. Tuesday's Games Detroit 2001.000 40 16 Game Statistics TAMPA BAY RAYS — Claimed OF Cesar Brewers beat Rockies 8-4 Oakland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Chicago 110.500 41 47 GB Was Puello off waivers from the L.A. Angels. Boston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. Minnesota 110.500 30 30 First downs 18 16 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Assigned C DENVER (AP) — Jesus Pinch-hitter Eric Sogard had Brewers 8, Rockies 4 N.Y. Yankees at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. West Total Net Yards 266 335 Mike Ohlman outright to Buffalo (IL). Aguilar homered twice, Chase an RBI groundout in the eighth Milwaukee Colorado Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. WLT Pct PF PA Rushes-yards 29-110 22-64 National League ab rhbi ab rhbi Seattle at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Seattle 2001.000 68 30 Passing 156 271 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Sent SS Anderson won in his return and Broxton hit a two-run single Villar 2b 5030Blckmon cf 4110 Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 L.A. Rams 2001.000 37 31 Punt Returns 3-18 5-18 Nick Ahmed to the AZL Diamondbacks for from the disabled list and the in the ninth. Swarzak p 0000LMahieu 2b 2000 p.m. San Francisco11 0 .500 41 50 Kickoff Returns 1-16 1-18 a rehab assignment. Milwaukee Brewers beat the Mark Reynolds hit his 26th Jffress p 0000Arenado 3b 3110 Washington at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Arizona 120.333 61 54 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 ATLANTA BRAVES — Placed RHP Luke Knebel p 0000Parra lf 3110 Colorado at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Thursday's Games Comp-Att-Int 22-32-0 27-45-0 Jackson on the 10-day DL. Optioned INF Colorado Rockies 8-4 on Sunday homer and drove in three runs Do.Sntn rf 3010Mar.Ryn 1b 4123 Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Baltimore 31, Miami 7 Sacked-Yards Lost 5-37 1-7 Micah Johnson to Gwinnett (IL). Reinstat- for their sixth victory in seven for the Rockies, who lost for the Braun lf 4011C.Gnzal rf 4031 National League Philadelphia 20, Buffalo 16 Punts 7-47.0 7-43.7 ed OF Matt Kemp from the 10-day DL. games. third time in four games. Carlos T.Shaw 3b 4110Story ss 3000 East Division Tampa Bay 12, Jacksonville 8 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0 Recalled RHP Matt Wisler from Gwinnett. Aguilar 1b 4323Chtwood p 0000 W L Pct GB Friday's Games Penalties-Yards 4-35 7-43 CHICAGO CUBS — Optioned C Victor Keon Broxton drove in two Gonzalez added three hits and Pina c 5110Ottvino p 0000 Washington 74 48 .607 — Seattle 20, Minnesota 13 Time of Possession 34:11 25:49 Caratini and LHP Rob Zastryzny to Iowa runs and Jonathan Villar added an RBI. Broxton cf 4222Valaika ph 1000 Miami 60 62 .492 14 Saturday's Games INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (PCL). Reinstated RHP Koji Uehara from Arcia ss 3100Oberg p 0000 Atlanta 55 67 .451 19 Tennessee 34, Carolina 27 RUSHING_Green Bay, Hill 6-38, the 10-day DL. three hits as the Brewers The Rockies scored twice in C.Andrs p 1000Tuchman ph 1000 New York 54 68 .443 20 Dallas 24, Indianapolis 19 K.Phillips 5-17, A.Rodgers 2-15, A.Jones LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Optioned remained two games behind the ninth off reliever Jeremy Jef- N.Wlker ph 1011Hanigan c 2000 Philadelphia 45 77 .369 29 Kansas City 30, Cincinnati 12 3-14, Mays 5-13, J.Williams 7-12, Hund- OF Joc Pederson to Oklahoma City first-place Chicago in the NL fress and had two more in scor- J.Brnes p 0000Lucroy ph-c 2000 Central Division Detroit 16, N.Y. Jets 6 ley 1-1. Washington, Perine 8-45, Kelley (PCL). Recalled LHP Edward Paredes Drake p 0000Freland p 2000 WLPct GB Green Bay 21, Washington 17 9-9, Sudfeld 1-5, M.Jones 2-4, C.Thomp- from Oklahoma City. Sent RHP Jacob Central. They climbed within 2½ ing position. Corey Knebel struck Hughes p 0000Rusin p 0000 Chicago 66 57 .537 — Houston 27, New England 23 son 2-1. Rhame to the N.Y. Mets to complete the games of Arizona for the second out pinch-hitter Mike Tauchman Sogard ph-2b 1001Amrista ss 2000 Milwaukee 65 60 .520 2 Denver 33, San Francisco 14 PASSING_Green Bay, A.Rodgers 6-8-0- trade that sent Curtis Granderson to the NL wild card — and are just 3½ for his 26th save. Totals 35 8 12 8 Totals 33 484 St. Louis 63 60 .512 3 Chicago 24, Arizona 23 37, Hundley 9-10-0-107, Callahan 1-3-0- Dodgers. Milwaukee 010 011 212 —8 Pittsburgh 59 64 .480 7 L.A. Rams 24, Oakland 21 0, Hill 6-11-0-49. Washington, Cousins MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Agreed to back of Colorado, which holds the Freeland, who was born in Colorado 100 000 012 —4 Cincinnati 53 72 .424 14 Sunday's Games 14-23-0-144, McCoy 7-11-0-70, Sudfeld terms with OF Quintin Berry. league’s top wild card. Denver, allowed four hits and E_Blackmon (5), Lucroy (2), Freeland (3), Amarista (4). West Division Pittsburgh 17, Atlanta 13 6-11-0-64. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Sent RHP DP_Colorado 2. LOB_Milwaukee 9, Colorado 12. WLPct GB New Orleans at L.A. Chargers RECEIVING_Green Bay, A.Jones 4-11, Casey Fien to Lehigh Valley (IL) for a Anderson (7-2) allowed one three runs — two earned — in 5 2B_Pina (20), Arenado (38), C.Gonzalez (21). Los Angeles 87 35 .713 — Monday's Games Janis 3-63, Allison 2-32, Nelson 2-19, rehab assignment. run and two hits in five effective 2/3 innings. He struck out seven HR_Aguilar 2 (14), Mar.Reynolds (26). SB_Villar (23), Colorado 68 56 .548 20 N.Y. Giants at Cleveland, 8 p.m. McCaffrey 2-10, K.Phillips 2-10, Cobb 2- American Association innings. He threw 73 pitches in and walked five. Do.Santana (11), Arcia (12), LeMahieu (6). CS_Black- Arizona 67 57 .540 21 Thursday, Aug. 24 9, T.Davis 1-12, Mays 1-10, M.Clark 1-8, GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — mon (8). SF_Braun (2), Mar.Reynolds (3). S_T.Shaw San Diego 55 69 .444 33 Miami at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. D.Adams 1-6, Bennett 1-3. Washington, Signed OF Joey Havrilak. his first start since straining his Colorado committed four (1), C.Anderson (2). San Francisco 50 76 .397 39 Carolina at Jacksonville, 7:30 p.m. C.Thompson 5-52, R.Davis 4-36, Pascal LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Signed INF left oblique on June 28. The errors and finished its homes- IP HRER BB SO Saturday's Games 3-27, V.Davis 2-49, M.Brown 2-17, Hazel Juan Martinez. Friday, Aug. 25 right-hander struck out four, tand 3-4. Milwaukee Chicago Cubs 4, Toronto 3 New England at Detroit, 7 p.m. 2-9, Crowder 2-8, Grant 2-7, Perine 1-29, Can-Am League Anderson W,7-2 521134 L.A. Dodgers 3, Detroit 0 Kansas City at Seattle, 8 p.m. Paul 1-16, Doctson 1-12, Pryor 1-11, Kel- ROCKLAND BOULDERS — Signed RHP walked three and hit two batters ROSTER MOVES Barnes H,24 110011 Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 4 Saturday, Aug. 26 ley 1-5. Mayckol Guaipe. with pitches. Drake 2-3 00000 Cincinnati 11, Atlanta 8 Buffalo at Baltimore, 7 p.m. MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS — Signed With Anderson coming off the dis- Hughes 1-3 00021 Minnesota 5, Arizona 0 Arizona at Atlanta, 7 p.m. OF Carlos Lopez. Aguilar tied it in the second abled list, the Brewers optioned Swarzak 121100 NASCAR N.Y. Mets 8, Miami 1 N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. Saturday BASKETBALL with a homer off starter Kyle right-handed rookie Brandon Jeffress 2-3 32211 Milwaukee 6, Colorado 3 Cleveland at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. National Basketball Association At Bristol Motor Speedway Freeland (11-8), and the Brewers Woodruff to Triple-A Colorado Knebel S,26-31 1-3 00001 San Diego 3, Washington 1 Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. Bristol, Tenn. MIAMI HEAT — Signed F Jordan Mickey. Colorado Philadelphia 12, San Francisco 9 Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Lap length: 0.533 miles Women's National Basketball Association added a run on Ryan Braun’s Springs. Woodruff is 1-1 with a 1.62 Freeland L,11-85 2-3 43257 Sunday's Games L.A. Chargers at L.A. Rams, 8 p.m. (Start position in parentheses) FOOTBALL sacrifice fly in the fifth and ERA in three major league starts. He Rusin 131100 Detroit 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 Oakland at Dallas, 8 p.m. 1. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 500 laps, 0 National Football League allowed a run in 4 2/3 innings Chatwood 132211 Miami 6, N.Y. Mets 4 Green Bay at Denver, 9 p.m. BUFFALO BILLS — Waived/injured TE another on pinch-hitter Neil rating, 53 points. against the Rockies on Saturday. Ottavino 1-3 00000 Atlanta 8, Cincinnati 1 Sunday, Aug. 27 2. (1) Erik Jones, Toyota, 500, 0, 50. Jason Croom. Released P Austin Walker’s RBI single in the sixth. Oberg 122101 Minnesota 12, Arizona 5 Chicago at Tennessee, 1 p.m. 3. (7) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 500, 0, 43. Rehkow. Signed TE Rory Anderson and S Aguilar connected again in the “He did a nice job in his first three HBP_by Anderson (Parra), by Anderson (Blackmon). Chicago Cubs 6, Toronto 5, 10 innings Cincinnati at Washington, 4:30 p.m. Adrian McDonald. 4. (5) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 500, 0, 49. seventh, a two-run shot off starts,” manager Craig Counsell WP_Barnes, Chatwood. Milwaukee 8, Colorado 4 San Francisco at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 5. (25) Kurt Busch, Ford, 500, 0, 32. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — said. “We won’t need a fifth starter Umpires_Home, Sam Holbrook; First, Nic Lentz; Sec- Philadelphia 5, San Francisco 2 6. (13) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 500, 0, Waived/injured CB Charles Gaines. reliever Tyler Chatwood, for his Lions 16, Jets 6 until September. He will be back in ond, Jim Wolf; Third, D.J. Reyburn. Washington 4, San Diego 1 N.Y. Jets 000 6 — 6 38. Signed RB DuJuan Harris. 14th homer of the season and the T_4:04. A_42,426 (50,398). St. Louis at Pittsburgh Detroit 3 10 03—16 7. (20) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 500, 0, 30. MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Waived LB September and we will see how he Monday's Games First Quarter 8. (29) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 500, 0, 37. Darnell Sankey. Signed QB Mitch Leid- second multihomer game of his figures in the mix.” L.A. Dodgers (Wood 14-1) at Pittsburgh Det_FG Prater 37, 10:09. 9. (2) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 500, 0, 41. ner. career. TRAINER’S ROOM Brewers: RHP Zach Davies (14- (Cole 10-8), 7:05 p.m. Second Quarter 10. (10) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 500, 0, 31. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Activated 6, 4.26 ERA) faces San Francisco’s Arizona (Walker 6-7) at N.Y. Mets (Gsell- TE Jordan Reed from the PUP list. One night earlier, Aguilar Brewers: Jett Bandy (cracked rib) Det_M.Jones 5 pass from Stafford (Prater 11. (21) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 500, Chris Stratton on Monday as the man 5-5), 7:10 p.m. kick), 14:18. 0, 36. Canadian Football League launched a pinch-hit homer was on the field throwing and will try Seattle (Albers 1-0) at Atlanta Det_FG Prater 25, :09. 12. (11) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 500, HAMILTON TIGER-CATS — Traded DL against All-Star closer Greg Hol- to resume hitting this week. Counsell Brewers begin a three-game series (Foltynewicz 10-8), 7:35 p.m. Fourth Quarter 0, 25. John Chick and a 2018 fifth-round draft said the catcher could return in against the last-place Giants at Milwaukee (Davies 14-6) at San Francis- pick to Edmonton for a 2018 fifth-round land to put Milwaukee ahead NYJ_FG Ros.Martin 31, 11:06. 13. (8) Joey Logano, Ford, 500, 0, 27. September. AT&T Park. Davies has a 2.52 ERA co (Stratton 1-2), 10:15 p.m. NYJ_FG Ros.Martin 28, 5:30. 14. (14) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 500, 0, draft pick. with two outs in the ninth. UP NEXT on the road this season. Packers backup QBs following Aaron Rodgers' lead

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — while a fumble and limited school undrafted free agent who Aaron Rodgers isn’t the only opportunities hurt Callahan’s showed some Brett Favre-esque quarterback playing well for the stat line (1 of 3, 0 yards), Hill was improvisational skills when an Green Bay Packers. His backups the Packers’ leading rusher he ankle injury kept Hundley on the are shining, too, which could lead ran six times for 38 yards, sideline. And now, it’s Hill, an to some intriguing roster deci- including the winning 23-yard incredibly athletic quarterback sions with the start of the regu- touchdown run and his passing who endured a star-crossed, lar season three weeks away. numbers (6 of 11, 49 yards, 66.1 injury-plagued college career at And that’s just the way coach rating) belied his effectiveness. BYU. Mike McCarthy wants it. “Taysom, I thought played Hill has finished each game A day after his quarterbacks better this week than he did last this preseason with an impres- played well again in the team’s week,” McCarthy said, aware sive play a touchdown pass to second consecutive preseason Hill had a perfect passer rating Michael Clark last week and his victory, this time a 21-17 tri- (158.3) in last week’s win over winding, 23-yard touchdown umph at Washington, the coach Philadelphia. “He’s put together scamper on Saturday night. explained Sunday that his goal is two weeks where he’s made big “I know it’s the preseason. As a for his young signal-callers to plays.” rookie to come in and get some take after Rodgers, the two-time Through two games, all three opportunities to play, my priority NFL MVP. of the quarterbacks behind is to make sure I put us in a posi- “There’s a focus on emulation Rodgers have shown a striking tion to win the football game,” of that No. 1 quarterback,” resemblance to him in his ability Hill said. “One of the first things McCarthy said. “That’s having a to make big plays with his mobil- I said when I got in the huddle lead dog that does it the right ity, a gift that has made Rodgers and was on the field was, ‘We’re way and the (No.) 2 trying to be such a dangerous passer both out here to showcase what we can like him and everybody trying to inside and outside the pocket. do. We’re also out here to win this coach that.” “All three of those guys do a football game. Let’s make sure we Halfway through the presea- good job with their legs extend- do whatever we can to win.’” son, that’s exactly what’s hap- ing plays,” said Rodgers, who That sounds like something pened. didn’t play in the opener and Rodgers would say. Rodgers, who saw action in who’ll get his most extended pre- “What I’m looking for in Aaron only one preseason game last season playing time next week at Rodgers is for these three guys to summer, got the somewhat sur- Denver. “It’s fun to see those try to emulate his particular prising start against the Red- guys get out there and play well. mannerisms, the techniques, and skins and looked to be in midsea- “(I’m) happy for those guys.” those types of things,” McCarthy son form, completing 6 of 8 pass- Two summers ago, Hundley said. “Because that’s the way we es for 37 yards and a touchdown was the pleasant surprise of play offense, and we play offense (123.4 rating) while engineering training camp, putting together running everything through the

Associated Press a 15-play, 75-yard scoring drive. a remarkable preseason after quarterback position. So where GREEN BAY Packers quarterback Taysom Hill (8) carries the ball into the end zone for a touchdown during Hundley then came on and slipping to the fifth round in the one guy is as far as in front of the the second half of an NFL preseason football game against the Washington Redskins in Landover, Md., Sat- went 9 for 10 for 107 yards and a NFL draft out of UCLA. Last other, our goal is to have all four urday. touchdown (144.6 rating). And year, it was Callahan, a small- of them ready to play.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED No compromise in sight for parents of three

Dear Annie: My husband and than we should and that wasn’t I are at an impasse. He wants to good for anyone, especially the have a fourth child; I want to kids. I know the bad marriage stick with three. and divorce hurt everyone, and We both have equally valid half of that was me. No one reasoning for our cases, and we escapes those situations without acknowledge each other’s points. Dear some scars. I have a wonderful Neither of us is budging. Annie relationship with my other chil- Whenever we have had dis- dren, and I haven’t stopped try- agreements in the past, we have ing with my son and pray he’ll found ways to compromise and my husband and I come to a deci- give me a chance one day. come to an agreement that has sion about a matter that is so For any readers out there who MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM satisfied us both. However, with black-and-white and doesn’t harbor anger or have issues with this particular disagreement, have a gray area? a parent: Please take the time to there is no compromise. —Standoff in South Dakota look at your parents today and Either we have a fourth child realize they are human and or we do not. I am not writing to Dear Standoff in South Dakota: You and your husband make mistakes. ask you to pick a side. Think about how much they My question is this: How do have built a foundation of under- standing, love and willingness to must love you to be hurt over and compromise — a sturdy platform over again but never give up. onto which a counselor or spiritu- Talk to them and tell them how YOUR al adviser could step and guide you feel. Parents can’t read you through this conversation. minds, and you’d be surprised HOROSCOPE Even if one of you were to how much they’d like to talk to bend and give in to the other’s you. I’d rather have my son yell BORN LOSER preference, there could be linger- and scream if that’s what it ing resentment, and talking it would take to get it out so we out would help clear the air. could work past this and have Whatever decision you end up our family whole again. making, a loving, nurturing fam- I learned this lesson later in ily is what you both want. Keep life: Forgiveness is such a great EUGENIA gift. It frees you and brings peace LAST that front of mind and you will have it. to your life. I hope your readers ——— will try to look at things differ- Your Birthday Dear Annie: This is a plea for ently and give their parents a Monday, Aug. 21, 2017 adults to see their parents as chance. — Never Stop Loving they are today and try to get Them Dig in and get things done. Strive to stabilize and secure your life, finan- beyond the past. Dear Never Stop Loving I am the mother of five chil- Forgiveness is indeed a ALLEY OOP cially, emotionally and medically. Take Them: the initiative to moderate your spend- dren and have one son who gift we give ourselves. Though ing, nurture relationships and take wants to have almost nothing to it’s hard, I encourage you to keep care of your physical health. A simple, do with me. allowing your son the space he efficient plan will result in top perfor- He doesn’t allow me to spend needs. Give the problem over to mance and high returns. time with my 1-year-old grand- God and let prayer lessen the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — If some- thing needs to be done, make it hap- daughter. He always says they pain. I hope that in time, he pen. Domestic and family unity will have somewhere to go or some- comes around and your little give you the strength to carry out thing to do, but I know they can’t granddaughter becomes a bigger whatever changes you deem neces- be going every moment of every part of your life. sary. day. ——— VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — They bought a home literally a Send your questions for Annie Secrets will not help you get what you want. An open discussion that leads to minute away from mine, which Lane to [email protected]. a fair solution will keep you in good makes this even harder. 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Bid specifications and any other Associated Press BACK TO School Special information concerning these 3 bedroom, 1 bath. Near down- sales may be obtained from the IN THIS Wednesday, Aug. 16 photo, the Rev. Nelson Johnson points to a photo of himself checking on a fall- town Bessemer, quiet street, new Gogebic County Forestry and en friend at his Faith Community Church in Greensboro, N.C. The white supremacist protest that left one per- floors, ceilings, bathroom, dish- Parks Office, 500 N. Moore St., son dead in Charlottesville, Va., revived memories for Johnson of Greensboro. Johnson was a leader of a washer, water heater, island, 2+ Bessemer, Michigan or accessed garage. Large 2.5 lots, fenced to at the website at www.gogebic- march in 1979, when Ku Klux Klansmen and Nazis killed five people and injured Johnson. South and West Elementary Motorcycles & forestryandparks.com School 2 blocks, High School 4 blocks. Water and 8 lawn cuts ATVs August 17, 18, 19, 20 included. $775.00, deposit. No and 22, 2017 PUBLIC NOTICE pets. Proof of income, application, 1979 Klan-Nazi attack survivor 1982 YAMAHA Maxim 550. Very Iron County hereby provides no- references. (906)364-4369 2 STORY, 4 Bedroom, 1862' tice that it intends to apply to the Living Space, 1.5 Bathrooms, good condition, garage kept. New North 08-21-17 battery, plugs, tires, Wisconsin Department of Trans- New Windows, Newly portation for the following trans- m A 9 8 5 4 chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or n Remodeled Bathroom and portation projects under section 7 3 2 trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 hopes for ‘justice river’ o Kitchen. New Furnace, Central 5310 to serve seniors and indi- A 6 or (906)364-2697 p Air. High Efficency Washer and viduals with disabilities in Iron J 7 4 County. GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — Klan and Nazi members, were strongest black unity in the his- West EastDryer. Metal Roof, Large Deck. 28X32 Garage, new 2012. Two(2) Minivan - Side Entry (5 m J 2 m — 2005 BOMBARDIER Traxter. seating positions & 1 wheel chair The Rev. Nelson Johnson needs found liable at a civil trial for the tory of Greensboro,” Johnson n 10 8 5 n A K Q J Near Recreational Trails, Very good condition, garage kept. position) no reminders of the massacre of death of one victim, and the city said. It destroyed the CWP, o Q J 10 9 8 o 7 5 4 2 Ski Hills, Lake Superior. All fluids changed, new vision rims Individuals or agencies wishing to $155,000.00. (715)492-9877 five of his labor-activist friends paid $351,000 to his family. The which changed its name once p K 10 2 p 9 8 6 5 3 and radial tires. $3,400.00 comment or receive additional in- South or best offer. (715)360-6931 formation about this application almost 40 years ago — he still details were outlined in a report , again before folding. should contact Becky Rein at m K Q 10 7 6 3 or (906)364-2697 has the faded scar on his left completed in 2006 by the Greens- “If somebody could have told n (715)651-3636 ext. 2137 or 9 6 4 [email protected] arm, left by a Nazi who stabbed boro Truth and Reconciliation me that I would have become a o K 3 2012 Harley Davidson 1200 Formal comments or requests for p A Q Custom. 1,365 miles. Call for additional information must be re- him as white supremacists Commission. pariah in this city, I just wouldn’t price. (906)932-2452 or ceived in writing or by email 14 Dealer: South (906)364-0858 days after publication. descended on a march for work- A Nazi knifed Johnson’s left have believed it,” he said. While Vulnerable: East-West ers through black neighborhoods arm, which Johnson had used listening to a radio show, he South West North East in Greensboro. defensively to prevent a more heard callers say that his death 1m Pass 3m Pass 4m Pass Pass Pass But the violence surrounding serious wound to his abdomen. A would have been the best out- the Aug. 12 march by Ku Klux light scar, faded over 38 years, is come of the Greensboro mas- Opening lead: o Q Klansmen and Nazis in Char- barely visible, and Johnson can’t sacre. lottesville, Virginia, and the move one finger because of where It has taken four decades, but The important way death of a young woman hit by a the knife sliced a muscle. attitudes in Greensboro are to improve defense car there, brought the events of Early reports described the changing. In 2015, the state Nov. 3, 1979, in sharper focus for attack as an ambush, but the placed a highway marker near By Phillip Alder him. narrative changed quickly from the site of the march and titled it des One Photo Inclu “I was horrified,” he said. that to one of equivalent blame “Greensboro Massacre,” a word Dave Barry, a comedic author and line Listing columnist who has won a Pulitzer & On Johnson, now 74, was a mem- for the marchers and the killers that even the truth and reconcil- Prize, said, “I can win an argument ber of the Workers Viewpoint — similar to what President iation report had avoided. And on any topic, against any opponent. People know this and steer clear Thinking About Organization, which planned a Donald Trump said this week last week, spurred by the Char- of me at parties. Often, as a sign of march through a public housing about Charlottesville. lottesville violence, the Greens- their great respect, they don’t even invite me.” Selling Your Home? project in Greensboro before a “To hear our president frame boro City Council officially apolo- Most partnerships spend little labor conference on Nov. 3, 1979. the issue this way was frighten- gized. time discussing defense, even though everyone is a defender twice Let Us Get You While the focus was on workers, ingly familiar,” Johnson said. Change can be painful, John- as often as a declarer. But some textile mill wages and brown Still, he’s optimistic about the son said, but he’s convinced it is contracts are easy to defeat because ON THE MOVE! the signaling is straightforward. lung disease, it was also billed as public response and that of local coming. Today’s deal is an example. a “Death to the Klan” rally. Both and state leaders to the Char- “There are going to be, in the First, though, consider it as a the rally title and the organiza- lottesville protest and death, process of social transformation, declarer-play problem. South is in 40 Words 40 Words four spades. West leads the diamond 30 Days 60 Days tion’s decision to rename itself compared to the way officials suffering and tragedies,” John- queen. What should declarer do? $99 $149 the Communist Workers Party reacted in Greensboro in 1979. son said, standing underneath In the bidding, North should make a three-spade limit raise; his hand were mistakes, Johnson now “The response was much dif- the marker. “I do think, though, is too strong for a “weak freak” four Prepayment required. Offer is subject to change without notice. Additonal words .25 each. acknowledges. ferent,” he said. “The mayor, the that when you can transform spades. Then, yes, East might double Realtors, Landlords welcome. Limit one property per ad. Other restrictions may apply. for takeout, but the vulnerability is Nazis and Ku Klux Klansmen governor, the leaders of Char- tragedy into triumph, it forms a unfavorable. Note that five diamonds DAILY GLOBE drove into the march and then lottesville all quickly came to the justice stream. And as those jus- doubled should cost 500. fired at demonstrators, and a defense of those who were brutal- South has three heart losers, so 118 E. McLeod Avenue | Ironwood, MI 49938 tice streams begin to merge, it appears to need the club finesse to 906-932-2211 | www.yourdailyglobe.com report found that some demon- ized and abused. Nothing forms a justice river.” work. However, if it loses, and the strators also were armed and approximating that happened in Rivers, Johnson said, have defenders do not cash their hearts, declarer will have 10 winners: six fired in response. Five marchers Greensboro. And we were quick- power to alter the landscape. spades, two diamonds and two clubs, were killed and at least 10 people ly isolated and alone.” “And that’s what I think this his ace and dummy’s jack. So, South should take the first trick on the were wounded, including John- Death threats led Johnson period is calling us to,” he said. board and immediately play a club to son. All-white juries at two trials and his family to move from their “There are a lot of rivers in the his queen. If instead he makes the mistake of acquitted the Klan and Nazi house in the woods on the edge of last few years. The Dallas river. first drawing a round of trumps, East members, who claimed self- the city to a home with several The Charlotte river. And you can make things crystal clear to his defense. Testimony showed both other families. He couldn’t find a could go on for a while. How do partner by discarding the heart ace — top of touching honors. the police and the then-Bureau of job. About 20 pro-labor we take those struggles, where If declarer takes the club finesse at Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms protesters who had jobs in the that unearned suffering becomes trick two, West should find the heart shift because, at trick one, East plays had been warned by informants Greensboro area were fired and redemptive and becomes part of a discouraging diamond two, denying about the Klan-Nazi plans. left town, he said. a stream building a mighty river the king. Members of the Greensboro The attack came at a time of transformation? I see this sign © 2017 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS Police Department, along with when the WVO was “building the here as a symbol of that.” BRIDGE

PHILLIP ALDER AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss RECENT STUDY SUGGESTS POSSIBLE LINK BETWEEN STROKE AND DIET SODA AILY LOBE by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. D G Dear Doctor: A recent news report said artificially sweetened soft drinks one to said they adjusted for this, but with such SUDOKU that diet sodas may be tied to stroke or six times per week had a 30 percent in- small numbers, that's difficult to do. Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle dementia risk, but it didn't provide a pos- creased risk of dementia compared to "Y$AVE'REEN Don't get me wrong: Artificially sweet- based on a 9x9 grid with several sible cause. What's your take? those who drank no artificially sweetened ened sodas are certainly not healthy. Dear Reader: You're referring to a 2017 soft drinks, while people who drank one They trick the brain and the body into be- given numbers. The object is to place study published in the journal Stroke. The or more per day had a 70 percent in- lieving it has had something sweet and    the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty study followed two groups of people: one creased risk. thus may cause a greater overall craving squares so that each row, each col- over age 45 (2,888 people) and one over These numbers seem significant, but the for sweet foods or drinks. A 2012 evalua- age 60 (1,484 people). The participants study's many confounding factors de- tion of two large studies with 127,456 umn and each 3x3 box contains the      filled out food questionnaires three times: crease their strength. For one, the num- people found a 12 percent increased risk same number only once. between 1991 and 1995, between 1995 ber of people suffering strokes or of stroke among people who drank one   The difficulty and 1998, and between 1998 and 2001. developing dementia was limited, making or more sugar drinks per day -- and a 9 Participants were asked about the type it difficult to draw overarching conclu- percent increased risk of stroke among level of the Conceptis Sudoku and frequency of their beverage intake. sions. people who drank one or more artificially increases from Monday to Saturday.     The groups of beverages included sugar- Also, consider that -- according to the sweetened drinks per day. These results sweetened soft drinks, fruit juice, sugar- were more significant than the current Answer to previous puzzle data -- people who drank sugar-sweet- sweetened fruit drinks and artificially ened soft drinks more than three times study due to the large population of peo-    sweetened soft drinks. After the last per week actually had a 20 percent re- ple involved.          questionnaire, researchers assessed the duction in the risk of strokes compared So while there may be a link between diet          rates of stroke and dementia in the sub- with those who drank none -- and a 23 sodas and stroke, it doesn't seem to be     sequent 10-year period. percent decreased risk of dementia. My to the degree that this news report sug-          People who drank artificially sweetened kids might disagree, but I really don't gested.          soft drinks one to six times per week had think that a greater number of sugar- (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an internist and   a 59 percent increased risk of stroke sweetened soft drinks would be good for          assistant professor of medicine at the compared to those who did not drink arti- you. University of California, Los Angeles.)          ficially sweetened soft drinks. This rate in- Further, even before the study began, 22 COPYRIGHT 2017      creased to 79 percent among people who percent of those who drank artificially THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF          drank one or more of these drinks per sweetened sodas had diabetes, while 7 HARVARD COLLEGE DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK day. 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Korea play war games, how North might respond SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — American troops can marginally America’s annual joint military change depending on how train- exercises with South Korea ing events are designed and that always frustrate North Korea. the lower number this year does- The war games set to begin Mon- n’t represent an effort to down- day may hold more potential to size the drills. provoke than ever, given Presi- The United States and South dent Donald Trump’s “fire and Korea also hold larger war games fury” threats and Pyongyang’s in the spring, called Key Resolve as-yet-unpursued plan to launch and Foal Eagle, which involve missiles close to Guam. live-fire exercises and training Will the allies keep it low-key, with tanks, aircraft and war- or focus on projecting strength? ships. An examination of this year’s There’s media speculation drills and how the North might that the allies might try to keep respond to them: this year’s drills low-key by not dispatching long-range bombers and other U.S. strategic assets to THEThe WAR Ulchi GAMES Freedom Guardian the region. But that possibility drills, which will run through worries some, who say it would Associated Press Aug. 31, will be the first large- send the wrong message to both IN THIS March 12, 2016 file photo, Marines of the U.S., left, and South Korea wearing blue headbands on their helmets, take positions after land- scale military exercise between North Korea and the South, ing on a beach during the joint military combined amphibious exercise, called Ssangyong, part of the Key Resolve and Foal Eagle military exer- the allies since North Korea suc- where there are fears that the cises, in Pohang, South Korea. America’s annual joint military exercises with South Korea always frustrate North Korea. The war games set to cessfully flight-tested two inter- North’s advancing nuclear capa- begin Monday, may hold more potential to provoke than ever, given President Donald Trump’s “fire and fury” threats and Pyongyang’s as-yet- continental ballistic missiles in bilities may eventually under- unpursued plan to launch missiles close to Guam. July and threatened to bracket mine a decades-long alliance Guam with intermediate range with the United States. During this year’s war games range missile drills. Or perhaps might use the drills as an excuse should “postpone or significantly ballistic missile fire earlier this “If anything, the joint exercis- in March, North Korea launched the North could conduct its first to conduct another ICBM test or restructure” the exercises to month. es must be strengthened,” Cheon four extended-range Scud mis- submarine-launched ballistic maybe even act on its threat to reduce the risk of military con- Despite some calls to postpone Seongwhun, who served as a siles into the sea in what it missile test since last August, lob missiles into the waters near frontation. or drastically modify drills to national security adviser to for- described as a rehearsal for strik- which, if successful, would allow Guam. “Smart military planning ease the hostility on the Korean mer conservative South Korean ing U.S. military bases in Japan. it to demonstrate serious mili- “North Korea is probably look- means ensuring that exercises do Peninsula, U.S. and South Kore- President Park Geun-hye, said in tary capability without posing an ing at all the cards it has to max- not enflame an already tense sit- an military officials say that the an interview. immediate direct threat to the imize pressure against the Unit- uation,” Wright said. long-scheduled exercises will go Impoverished North Korea MISSILEIt’s almost THREATS certain that this United States. ed States, and the drills provide South Korea’s Kyunghyang ahead as planned. hates the drills in part because it year’s drills will trigger some “North Korea has already a good opportunity to do it,” Shinmun newspaper said in an The drills, which began in the must frequently respond with its kind of reaction from North flight-tested ICBMs twice this Cheon said. Aug. 11 editorial that the allies 1970s and will involve 17,500 own expensive displays of mili- Korea. The question is how year and will probably take a could gain a bargaining chip in American troops and 50,000 tary might. strong it will be. wait-and-see approach to assess efforts to persuade the North into South Korean soldiers this year, During last year’s drills, the Some experts say North Korea the impact of stronger pressure WORRIES ABOUT THE meaningful nuclear talks by halt- consist mainly of computer simu- North successfully test-fired for is mainly focused on the bigger from the United States and FUTUREThere are calls in both the ing or scaling down the joint lations aimed at honing joint- the first time a submarine- picture of testing its bargaining China and maybe even seek an United States and South Korea drills. decision making and planning launched ballistic missile ruler power against the United States opportunity for talks, rather for the allies to pause or down- “The U.S.-South Korean and improving command opera- Kim Jong Un then praised as the with its new long-range missiles than quickly move forward with size the joint military exercises drills aren’t a sacred realm,” the tions. “success of all successes.” Shortly and likely has no interest in let- another test,” said Moon Seong to reduce strain and potentially newspaper said, referring to the About 25,000 U.S. service after the drills, the North carried ting things get too tense during Mook, a former South Korean persuade North Korea into talks time that Washington and members joined last year’s UFG out its fifth and biggest nuclear the drills. military official and current to freeze its nuclear program. Seoul agreed to cancel their drills. An official from U.S. test, which it claimed was of a If this is right, expect the senior analyst for the Seoul- David Wright, a U.S. analyst large-scale Team Spirit drills in Forces Korea, who didn’t want to “standardized” warhead that usual propaganda belligerence in based Korea Research Institute from the Union of Concerned Sci- the early 1990s to induce the be named citing office rules, said could fit on a variety of its rock- state media or low-level provoca- for National Strategy. entists, said in an emailed state- North to join denuclearization that the number of participating ets. tions like artillery and short- But others think the North ment that the United States talks.

Associated Press MEMBERS OF the local Muslim com- Germany welcomes release munity gather along with rela- tives of young men believed responsi- of writer sought by Turkey ble for the attacks in Barcelona and BERLIN (AP) — Germany Cambrils to welcomed the release Sunday of denounce terror- a German writer detained in ism and show their Spain on a Turkish warrant and grief in Ripoll, accused Turkey of abusing the north of Barcelona, international system used to Spain, Sunday. hunt down fugitives. Sheets read in Turkish-born writer Dogan Catalan: “We all Akhanli, who has German citi- are Barcelona”, zenship, was arrested Saturday “This affects all of while on holiday in southern us”, “Not in the Spain. Akhanli was conditionally name of Islam” released after a court hearing and “Everybody Sunday, but ordered to remain in against terrorism”. Madrid while Turkey’s extradi- tion request is considered, his lawyer said. It wasn’t immediately clear Spanish town struggles to what Akhanli is accused of, but the author has in the past writ- ten about the mass killing of reconcile locals as extremist cell Armenians in Turkey in 1915. Associated Press The killings are a sensitive sub- RIPOLL, Spain (AP) — They dren they thought they knew. that Younes Abouyaaquoub, a IN THIS March 8, file photo, Turkish born German writer, Dogan Akhan- ject in Turkey, which rejects the were brothers and boyhood “We don’t know whether to cry 22-year-old Moroccan, was the li attends a literature festival in Cologne, Germany. Germany’s foreign widespread view that they con- friends from a town with no and mourn them or what to do,” one at large and the suspected minister is urging Spain not to extradite the German writer to Turkey stituted genocide. unfamiliar faces. They were said Wafa Marsi, who knew the driver of the van that plowed after he was arrested on a Turkish warrant. Sigmar Gabriel called his In a statement, German For- linked by Moroccan roots and attackers and stood with their down the Las Ramblas prome- Spanish counterpart Saturday Aug. 19, 2017 over the arrest of Dogan eign Minister Sigmar Gabriel equally tied by their upbringings weeping mothers on Saturday as nade Thursday, killing 13 people Akhanli while on holiday in Spain. Akhanli was born in Turkey but emi- praised Akhanli’s release and in Ripoll, an ancient hub in the they clustered in small groups in and injuring 120. Another attack grated to Germany in 1991 after spending years in Turkish prison fol- said “it would be terrible if Catalan foothills known for its the town square. “They have hours later killed one person and lowing the 1984 military coup in the country. monastery and passageways dot- killed 13 or 14 people and injured others in Cambrils, a Turkey could get people who ted with cafes and kebab shops. wounded a hundred, and we seaside town south of the city. raise their voice against (Turkish li was wrong. hard to improve prison condi- But most recently, police don’t know what to do.” “We are working in that line,” President Recep Tayyip) Erdo- “We mustn’t abuse interna- tions for a number of Germans believe, the young men were What the families finally did, Trapero said. But he added: “We gan imprisoned on the other side tional organizations like Interpol currently detained in Turkey on drawn together by an imam and after fiercely debating the issue, don’t know where he is.” of Europe.” for this,” she told German broad- accusations of supporting an alleged plot to murder on a was denounce the attack, some Another police official did con- “I have complete faith in caster RTL. banned organizations. massive scale — an extraordi- holding up homemade signs firm that three vans tied to the Spain’s judicial system and know The already high tensions Akhanli emigrated to Ger- nary secret for 12 people to keep reading “Not in our name.” investigation were rented with that our friends and partners in between the two countries hit many in 1991 after spending for months on end. Police have identified 12 Abouyaaquoub’s credit card: The the Spanish government under- another peak on Friday when years in a Turkish prison follow- In the suspected extremist members of the cell, but three one used in the Las Ramblas car- stand what’s at stake,” Gabriel Erdogan said all of Germany’s ing the 1984 military coup in the cell’s final days, the group accu- remained unaccounted for Sun- nage, another found in Ripoll, said. mainstream parties were ene- country. mulated more than 100 gas can- day. Two are believed to have where all the main attack sus- Erdogan hit back while speak- mies of Turkey and urged Turk- The German section of the isters, blew up a house in a been killed when the house pects lived, and a third found in ing to supporters in Istanbul, ish-Germans to not vote for them writers’ association PEN called botched effort to make bombs, where the plot was hatched Vic, on the road between the two. attributing Ankara’s souring in the upcoming election. the arrest warrant against drove a van through Barcelona’s exploded Wednesday, Catalan Police are investigating relations with Berlin to next Merkel called Erdogan’s com- Akhanli politically motivated. storied Las Ramblas promenade, police official Josep Lluis Trap- whether a man found stabbed to month’s German election and ments “completely unaccept- Spain is also holding Turkish- and attacked beachside tourists, ero told reporters Sunday. death inside a car in Barcelona warning Germany to “mind its able.” Swedish reporter and writer Spanish authorities said. Complicating the manhunt for may have been killed by an own business.” “I invite everyone to vote, here Hamza Yalcin who was arrested The Islamic State group the suspected fugitive and any attacker as well. German Chancellor Angela in a free country,” she said. Aug. 3 in Barcelona on a Turkish claimed responsibility for the other possible accomplices, Police believe the cell mem- Merkel said the arrest of Akhan- Merkel said she would work warrant for alleged terrorism. attacks that killed at least 14 though, was the fact that police bers had planned to fill the vans people and left scores wounded. so far have been unable to pin- with explosives and create a Hurricane Kenneth forms The U.S. National Hurricane storm moves across open water. Five of the dozen were shot dead point who remained at large. The massive attack in the Catalan in Pacific far off Mexico’s Center said Hurricane Kenneth Meanwhile, the remnants of by police. explosion in Alcanar, 300 kilome- capital. Trapero confirmed that coast was centered about 1,290 miles Tropical Storm Harvey were Now, Ripoll is cut off by police ters (186 miles) south of Ripoll, more than 100 tanks of butane west-southwest of the southern moving across the Caribbean Sea roadblocks as the search for an nearly obliterated the bomb gas were found at the Alcanar MEXICO CITY (AP) — A hur- tip of the Baja California Peninsu- and the hurricane center said alleged cell member thought to makers along with the house. A house that exploded, as well as ricane formed far off Mexico’s la at midafternoon and was mov- there was some chance it could still be on the run continues. police official has said the imam, ingredients of the explosive Pacific coast Sunday, while peo- ing westward at about 14 mph. regain tropical storm force in the Families and friends in the town Abdelbaki Es Satty, is thought to TATP, which was used by the ple in the Caribbean kept watch Maximum sustained winds had next few days before reaching are torn between horror at the be one of them. Islamic State group in attacks in for the possible reemergence of a risen to 90 mph and additional Central America and Mexico’s bloodshed and grief for the chil- Trapero declined to confirm Paris and Brussels. tropical storm. strengthening was expected as the Yucatan Peninsula.