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DAILY GLOBE Friday, December 20, 2019 Cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 29 | Low: 22 | Details, page 2 THE SKY IS THE LIMIT Airport board hears airline pitches By TOM LAVENTURE Denver Air Connection. Air [email protected] Choice One and Denver Air Con- IRONWOOD – Officials from nection also offered optional four commercial air service com- four-year bids with a gradual cost panies were in Ironwood increase. Wednesday to compete for the Joe Bonovetz, chair of the air- next two-year contract serving port board, said the board would Gogebic-Iron County Airport. be meeting again at 10 a.m. Mon- Gogebic-Iron County Airport day, Jan 6, 2020 at the airport to operates with Essential Air Ser- discuss the proposals and make a vice (EAS) funding from the U.S. EAS recommendation to the Fed- Department of Transportation. eral Aviation Administration. The subsidies go to airlines that “The decision will be about provide commercial passenger improving air service and who service to rural and small-com- can best provide to the needs of munity airports. the community,” Bonovetz said The air services that outlined after the meeting. EAS service proposals at the four- All four airlines said that hour special meeting of the Goge- flight scheduling, an ability to bic-Iron County Airport board at expand available seating to grow Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe Gogebic Community College and a generous marketing pack- AIR CHOICE One president and CEO Shane Storz, standing, outlines a proposal to renew the compa- included a averaged two-year bid age to include interaction with ny's contract to provide Essential Air Service for the Gogebic-Iron County Airport to the airport of $3.9 million bid from Air area community and businesses board on Wednesday at Gogebic Community College. Air Choice One, which has provided EAS to the Choice One, the current provider would help Ironwood increase its airport since 2014, was one of four companies presenting to the board Wednesday. Taylor Wood, since 2014; a $3.6 million from marketing specialist for Air Choice One is standing at left. Those listening to Storz include, clockwise Boutique Air; $3.9 million from from right, board members Joe Bonovetz, Patrick Hanson, Tom Laabs and Brandon Snyder, airport manager Michael Harma, and airport secretary Kristi Freeman. Southern, and $3.9 million from AIRPORT — page 5 JOY TO THE WORLD McBroom introduces bills to change prison closing process By RICHARD JENKINS facilities the MDOC has closed in [email protected] recent years. Pugsley Correction- LANSING – State Sen. Ed al Facility in Kingsley was closed McBroom, R-Vulcan, recently in 2016, and the West Shoreline introduced two bills designed to Correctional Facility in change how the Michigan Depart- Muskegon was closed in 2018 ment of Corrections closes pris- along with Ojibway. ons, requiring the department to The legislation would require consider the potential economic the MDOC to submit a report on fallout of the closures and hold- the impact of closing a correc- ing a public hearing on the deci- tional facility, as well as what the sions. actual and projected savings McBroom said the legislation from the closure are, at least a came after the Senate Oversight year before the closure. Committee heard testimony earli- Senate Bill 694 would also, er this year from the state’s Office “Require the department to justi- of the Auditor General that the fy its selection of a correctional MDOC hadn’t retained sufficient facility for closure and a detailed documentation to support the analysis of how the information December 2018 closure of Ojib- gleaned from the report would way Correctional Facility in impact the department,” accord- Marensico Township. ing to the release. “After hearing the testimony It would also require a public from the auditor general and the hearing in the impacted commu- Department of Corrections as nity within 30 days of the report well as speaking to the surround- coming out to allow the public to ing community, it was necessary weigh in on the decision. The to establish a process that was hearing would have to be held at more transparent for the commu- least six months before the actual nity,” McBroom said in a news closure. release. “The commentary from Senate Bill 695 would help the auditor general was not relat- “Coordinate workforce develop- ed to just the Ojibway closure, as ment activities within an impact- this has been an ongoing prob- lem from the department.” Ojibway was one of several BILLS — page 5 DNR funds two Ironwood projects By TOM LAVENTURE to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to [email protected] sign. IRONWOOD – The city of “That is when we get grant Ironwood is awaiting final agreements,” said Tom Bergman, approval for funding of two pro- director of community develop- jects that improve the Beltline ment for the city of Ironwood. Trail and Curry Park. There are currently 49 camp- The Michigan Natural sites at Curry Park with 10 with Resources Trust Fund board rec- recreational vehicle (RV) electri- ommended a $38,100 project to cal hookup, Bergman said. The renovate campsites at Curry project will be to upgrade electric Park. The board also recom- service for the 10 existing RV mended $14,800 for acquisition sites and updates 10 more sites, of approximately 5 acres of rail- he said. road grade to extend the in-town “Those 10 sites were upgraded Southern Beltline Trail route in in 2014 and this will upgrade 10 Ironwood. more,” Bergman said. The recommendations are It’s important for the city P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe now with the state legislature for because the campground is SOLOIST NAOMI Nelson plays “JOY to the World” on the clarinet Thursday evening in the review as part of the appropria- Watersmeet School gym. Children from Kindergarten through 12th grade performed at the tions process. Upon approval, school’s annual Christmas concert, which was led by music director Dan Mykkanen. the legislature will forward a bill PROJECTS — page 5 TODAY INDEX Cloudy — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-13 75 cents Comics ...... 11 Thursday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 101, No. 26 High 23 High 46 (1923) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Home & Garden . . . .8 Low 11 Low -36 (1983) Thursday none Snow depth 21 in. Obituaries ...... 6 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 82.9 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 41 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 49.4 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low 32 Thursday none l 2 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: party’s final presidential The clash underscored and released a list of debate of 2019, but it was broad questions that loom wealthy bundlers. His chal- COUPON Pete Buttigieg, the 37-year- over the Democratic Party’s lenges with black voters are old mayor of South Bend, 2020 contest just 46 days well documented, but sud- Indiana, who saw the most before primary voting denly, Buttigieg’s corporate Friday Night Fish Fry Special incoming fire on the begins: Democrats are not connections are beginning debate stage, particularly close to unifying behind a to alienate the party’s pro- UY NE ET NE FF from Elizabeth Warren, message or messenger in gressive activists. B O G O 1/2 O who seized on his reliance their quest to deny Trump Protesters aligned with Dine in only 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. on wealthy donors. Anoth- a second term. Warren and Sanders Expires 12/28/2019 er candidate, Amy In fact, as Thursday’s tracked him across New Klobuchar, challenged his clash revealed, the party is York City during a recent Easy Access – U.S. Hwy. 2 experience in what opened still consumed by a high- fundraising swing, banging 906-932-4132 www.larrysluckystrikes.com as a tame event but intensi- stakes tug-of-war between pots and pans and calling fied as time went on. feuding factions that must him “Wall Street Pete.” The In the most pointed ultimately come together 37-year-old seemed gen- After impeachment, House bestows exchange, Warren, a 70- in order to beat Trump uinely confused by the year-old Massachusetts next November. One side, protests, which he was big trade victory on Trump senator, zeroed in on led by Warren and Ver- forced to acknowledge dur- Buttigieg’s recent private mont Sen. Bernie Sanders, ing at least one Manhattan WASHINGTON (AP) – to move past months of opposed NAFTA with meeting with wealthy is demanding transforma- fundraiser because the One day after its historic trade tensions that have every bone in my body,” donors inside a California tional change to the U.S. noise outside was so loud. impeachment votes, the complicated spending and said Rep. John Lewis, D- “wine cave,” the details of economy and political sys- “I do not sell access to Democratic-led House gave hiring decisions. Ga. “I never thought the which were recounted in a tem. The other, led by for- my time,” Warren said of President Donald Trump The GOP-controlled day would come when we recent Associated Press mer Vice President Joe Buttigieg’s aggressive an overwhelming biparti- Senate will probably take would have the opportuni- story. Biden, Buttigieg and fundraising schedule. san victory Thursday on a up the legislation when ty to right some of the “Billionaires in wine Klobuchar, prefers a more “As of when, Senator?” renegotiated trade agree- members return to Wash- wrongs in that agreement.” caves should not pick the cautious return to normal- Buttigieg fired back, refer- ment with Canada and ington after the holidays Pelosi said the agree- next president of the Unit- cy after Trump’s turbulent ring to Warren’s reliance Mexico. and after dealing with ment was “light years” ed States,” she charged. reign. on wealthy donors before By a 385-41 vote, the impeachment. ahead of what the adminis- Buttigieg, who has Buttigieg, who is polling becoming a presidential House approved a bill that Trump made tearing up tration negotiated with surged into the top tier of well in early voting states candidate. puts in place terms of the the North American Free Canada and Mexico. “We United States-Mexico- Trade Agreement a hall- knew we could do better,” Canada Agreement. mark of his presidential Pelosi said. Trump celebrates Rep. Van Drew’s The legislation passed run in 2016 as he tried to The original NAFTA after House Speaker Nancy win over working-class vot- phased out nearly all tariffs switch from Democrat to GOP Pelosi, D-Calif., and her ers in states such as Michi- on goods produced and colleagues won key conces- gan, Ohio, Wisconsin and traded within North Amer- WASHINGTON (AP) – sions from an administra- Pennsylvania. ica. It was extraordinary President Donald Trump tion anxious to pass the “Critics said it couldn’t because it linked two announced Thursday that trade deal before next be done, but he made it wealthy, developed coun- Rep. Jeff Van Drew, a New year’s election season happen. Another promise tries with a poor, develop- Jersey Democrat who makes that task more diffi- made, another promise ing country. Since then, broke with his party to vote cult. kept,” said House Minority trade with Canada and against Trump’s impeach- The deal is projected to Leader Kevin McCarthy, R- Mexico has increased more ment, is officially switching have only a modest impact Calif. rapidly than trade with parties and becoming a on the economy. But it The agreement also won most other countries. Republican. gives lawmakers from both praise from Democrats Democrats for years “Jeff will be joining the parties the chance to sup- who have routinely voted have charged that NAFTA Republican Party,” Trump port an agreement sought against prior trade agree- led to massive losses of announced during an Oval by farmers, ranchers and ments. high-paying manufacturing Office event with Van business owners anxious “Twenty-six years ago, I jobs in the U.S. as compa- Drew, who broke the news nies moved production to to his staff over the week- Associated Press # # low-wage Mexico. Trump end, prompting HOUSE MINORITY Leader Kevin McCarthy of Calif., THIS DAY distinguished himself from widespread resignations. left, and Rep. Jeff Van Drew, D-N.J., who is planning to free-trade Republicans in “It’s a big deal.” switch his party affiliation, listen as President Donald the presidential primary Van Drew on Wednes- Trump speaks during a meeting in the Oval Office of IN HISTORY with his NAFTA-bashing day broke with his party the White House, Thursday in Washington. December 20 rhetoric, and his adminis- and voted against impeach- tration got Canada and ing Trump – a move that party.” it is helpful, for sure.” • 1812 “Grimm’s Fairy Tales” first published Mexico to negotiate a bolstered GOP attempts to Van Drew had been fac- Democratic House depict Democrats as divid- ing the possibility of an Speaker Nancy Pelosi said • 1920 Bob Hope becomes an American citizen rewrite. The International Trade ed on the matter. Republi- uphill Democratic primary, Thursday that she had not • 1946 A Christmas classic “It’s a Wonderful Life” Commission projected in cans voted unanimously including a challenge from discussed the move with premieres in New York, starring James Stewart, April that the agreement against it. Brigid Harrison, a Mont- Van Drew. Asked by Donna Reed and Lionel Barrymore would boost the economy “I believe that this is just clair State University politi- reporters whether she had by $68 billion and add a better fit for me,” Van cal science professor who advice for him, she • 1957 Elvis Presley received his draft notice to 176,000 jobs six years after Drew said of his decision, is frequently quoted in responded: “Nothing. join the US Army for National Service taking effect. promising Trump his local press and had Zero.” Some of the biggest “undying support.” secured the backing of top The 66-year-old Van Today’s History was sponsored by impacts would be felt in the “This is who I am, it’s local Democrats, including Drew had been a conserva- U.S. automotive industry. who I always was, but there the New Jersey senate pres- tive state senator before he The agreement aims to see was more tolerance of ident. Amy Kennedy, the joined Congress, bucking Discover the Difference! more cars produced where moderate Democrats, of wife of former Rhode Democrats on issues workers earn an average of Blue Dog Democrats, of Island Democratic Rep. including gun control and at least $16 an hour. conservative Democrats,” Patrick Kennedy, is also gay marriage. His district The commission found said Van Drew, “and I think considering a run. has become increasingly Ford ! Chrysler ! Dodge ! Jeep ! Ram that the new agreement that’s going away.” Van Drew told reporters conservative, with Trump would create 30,000 jobs Trump, reveling in the on the Hill after his White carrying it narrowly in 28715 U.S. Hwy 2 , Ashland, WI 54806 in American auto parts decision, promised to House meeting that he 2016 after Barack Obama 5 miles West of Ashland on Hwy. 2 plants. On the down side, return the favor and hoped the president’s won it in 2008 and 2012. the commission found the announced that he is endorsement would be a Van Drew met last week 715-682-8400 • 800-296-3819 pact would increase the endorsing Van Drew for boon, saying that, “in any with Trump, who praised reelection, calling him “a primary, when you have a the congressman Tuesday www.AshlandFordChrysler.com cost of pickup trucks and cars. tremendous asset for the president supporting you, on Twitter. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 3 ‘Tis the season: Practice MASSIVE SNOW FALL safe snow removal LANSING -- Snow has drivers to make sure it’s remember that many local really piled up throughout safe to pull out onto the ordinances require resi- Michigan, and the Michi- highway, and tough for dents and businesses to gan Department of Trans- drivers to see other vehi- keep sidewalks clear of portation (MDOT) is cles waiting to pull out,” snow. This is important for reminding residents living said State Transportation pedestrians and those wait- along state highways to be Director Paul C. Ajegba. ing for public transit. careful and follow the law “Our crews work to keep “Winter can be a diffi- as they plow or shovel the shoulders clear and cult time to get around for snow. Two primary knock down snowbanks at those on foot, so please concerns are when resi- intersections for motorist make the extra effort to dents and businesses pile safety, and residents and clear your sidewalks and snow at the ends of drive- business owners need to help everyone stay mobile ways along the highway do the same at their drive- and safe,” Ajegba said. shoulder, and when snow ways.” is pushed across the road, Trails of snow left on Fast facts: leaving snow or slush on the pavement while plow- –Piling or depositing the road surface. ing across the road also snow that obstructs vision Michigan Vehicle Code can cause problems. The is a violation of Michigan’s 257.677a prohibits “the snow can become packed Vehicle Code. obstruction of safety vision and create ridges on the –Piling snow at the by removal or deposit of road, or, as temperatures ends of driveways along snow, ice, or slush.” This change, the area can highway shoulders and includes the end of drive- become icy. pushing snow across roads Submitted photo ways, where banked snow “Careless plowing cre- can create hazardous con- FIRST GRADER Ryker Leinon poses on top of “Snow Kong” at his home on the out- can reduce visibility for ates an added hazard to ditions. skirts of Hurley and Oma. Snow Kong was created using a front yard worth of snow, vehicles trying to enter the unsuspecting motorists –Keeping sidewalks bottles and a lot of hard work. The snowman measures 12 feet tall according to roadway. and plow drivers,” Ajegba clear is important to help Ryker’s dad, Wes. The snowman is lit up every night and loves attention, Wes “Growing piles of snow said. people walk safely and explained to the Daily Globe. make it difficult for It also is important to access public transit. Community Calendar BBB Tips: Holiday

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Aurora St., Ironwood • 906-932-0618 Upson, WI 54565 l 4 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Democracy needs facts to work DAILY GLOBE As election year 2020 approaches, ment; it’s relevant to the election, as there’s one thing that American vot- well. So even if Senate Republicans Sue Mizell, Publisher ers need above all: more informa- eventually clear the president, they tion, more facts and more insight have an obligation to call witnesses Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor into how the president thinks and and inform voters as completely as acts, in public and in private. possible about Trump’s actions. That information cannot just be Steve There’s little reason for optimism filtered through the conservative Roberts about this. The Republican Party is a echo chamber that slavishly sup- wholly owned subsidiary of Trump In Their Opinion ports the president and slants every Enterprises, and won’t do anything report in his favor. It has to come to jeopardize the president’s reelec- Deer hunters generous from independent, professional tion chances. But fortunately, there’s sources untainted by partisanship – written. Voters, not senators, get the another arena for fact-finding and with harvested venison judges and journalists, investigators final say about this president, and record-building – another branch of Bravo to deer hunters in the state of Michigan for and prosecutors. As U.S. District they cannot make that judgment fair- government that is not completely demonstrating a high degree of generosity in sharing Judge Amy Berman Jackson put it: ly without all the facts about controlled by Trump: the federal their venison with people and families in need. “If people don’t have the facts, Trump’s performance in and out of courts. According to a story in The Detroit Free Press, this democracy doesn’t work.” office. Three different cases demanding year has been record-breaking. Michigan hunters Those facts also have to come Full disclosure, of course, is the information from the president have have donated more than 58,000 pounds of venison, from the president’s top aides, ques- last thing the president wants. He’s now been accepted by the Supreme which is enough meat to serve 232,000 meals. tioned under oath and held account- done everything possible to thwart Court for argument next spring. The They’ve also donated $100,000. One year ago, 52,145 able for the truthfulness of their the House investigation: blocking first case, filed by Manhattan district pounds of meat, which served 208,580 meals, and answers. The public – in a rare burst Democrats from questioning his attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr., $99,629 were donated. of consensus – broadly agrees. In aides and obtaining key documents. demands financial records from The organization serving as coordinator is the the latest ABC/Washington Post poll, One article of impeachment accuses Trump’s accounting firm, Mazars Michigan Sportsman Against Hunger, a nonprofit 71% say the president should allow Trump of showing “unprecedented, USA. group that works with Michigan Department of Nat- his aides to testify during the Senate categorical and indiscriminate defi- Vance argued that the controlling ural Resources and the Food Bank Council of Michi- impeachment trial in January. That ance” in the face of numerous legal precedent was set during Watergate, gan. The donated meat is given to local food banks includes 2 out of 3 Republicans and subpoenas. when the Supreme Court voted and homeless shelters, the Free Press reported. 7 out of 10 independents. But his defiance doesn’t end with unanimously to force President “Meat is something food banks, food pantries and A new Fox News poll reinforces concealing information. As a New Nixon to hand over White House shelters can never get enough of because it’s so cost- that demand for openness, with only York Times editorial put it, Trump tapes that eventually proved his ly,” Dean Hall, executive director of the group, said 36% saying the president has been and his allies “have spread toxic mis- guilt. The same precedent has been for the Free Press story. “Thanks to the generosity of “cooperating enough” with the information and conspiracy theories invoked in the two other cases, hunters – whether they donate several pounds or a impeachment inquiry, while 52% say to try to justify his actions.” which involve House committees whole deer – we’re able to help fill thousands of hun- he’s been stonewalling. Virtually every day, Trump does run by Democrats seeking financial gry bellies every year.” Mitch McConnell, the Senate something to pollute the information records from both Mazars and This is a wonderful community service program Republican leader, opposes calling environment and undermine sources Trump’s bankers, Deutsche Bank that simply doesn’t have a downside that we can con- witnesses, but Chuck Schumer, his that contradict his warped world- and Capital One. ceive. Hungry Michigan residents are fed, tens of Democratic rival, is pressing him view. When impressive impartial Trump is counting on the High thousands of hunters enjoy the season and little if hard. “Why is the leader, why is the diplomats testified about his cam- Court’s five-member conservative any taxpayer funds are used. president, so afraid of having these paign to pressure Ukrainian leaders, block to protect him. But the prece- –The Mining Journal witnesses come testify?” Schumer he dismissed them as “human dent is clear, and so is the national asked on the Senate floor. “Senators scum.” When a Fox News poll interest. The justices – in the name who oppose this plan will have to showed 54% of Americans favoring of a healthy and functional democra- explain why less evidence is better impeachment, Trump told Fox to fire cy – should rule against the presi- Elected officials than more evidence.” their pollster. dent and force him to reveal facts We know the ending for the Law professor Jonathan Turley voters deserve to know before they movie called “Impeachment.” The made a good point that the decide to give him a second term. Michigan 48909, phone 517-373-0850, Republican-controlled Senate will Democrats were rushing too fast Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, email: GregMarkkanen@ P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI house.mi.com. vote to exonerate the president early toward impeachment. As he told a Steven Roberts teaches politics and 48909, phone 517-373-3400, Wisconsin next year. But “Impeachment: The House hearing, “You have to give the journalism at George Washington Uni- online: michigan.gov/whitmer. Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East Sequel” won’t be out until Novem- time to build a record.” But that versity. He can be contacted by email Sen. Debbie Stabenow, State Capitol, Madison, WI ber, and that ending has yet to be record isn’t just relevant to impeach- at [email protected]. D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate 53702, phone 608-266-1212, Office Building, Washington, online: evers.wi.gov. DC 20510, phone 202-224- Sen. Ron Johnson, R- 4822, online: stabenow.sen- Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office Today in history ate.gov. Building, Washington, DC Sen. Gary Peters, D- 20510, phone 202-224- Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- By The Associated Press Building, Washington, DC ate.gov. Today’s Highlight in History 20510, phone 202-224-6221, Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- On Dec. 20, 1803, the online: peters.senate.gov. Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office Louisiana Purchase was com- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, Building, Washington, DC pleted as ownership of the ter- R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon 20510, phone 202-224-5653; ritory was formally transferred House Office Building, Wash- online: baldwin.senate.gov. from France to the United ington, DC 20515, phone 202- State Sen. Janet Bewley, States. 225-4735, online: D-Ashland, 126 South, State On this date bergman.house.gov. Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, In 1860, South Carolina State Sen. Ed McBroom, Madison, WI 53707, phone became the first state to R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- 608-266-3510, online: secede from the Union as all ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- 169 delegates to a special con- Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- ate/25/bewley. vention in Charleston voted in 373-7840, online: SenEMc State Rep. Beth Meyers, favor of separation. [email protected]. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State In 1924, Adolf Hitler was State Rep. Greg Markka- Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- released from prison after nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, serving nine months for his role House Office Building, P.O. online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ in the Beer Hall Putsch. Box 30014, Lansing, MI assembly/74/meyers. In 1961, playwright-director Moss Hart, 57, died in Palm Springs, Calif. In 1963, the Berlin Wall was opened for the first time to West Berliners, who were allowed one-day visits to rela- tives in the Eastern sector for Thought for Today the holidays. In 1968, author John Stein- “All the mistakes I ever made were when I wanted to say beck died in New York at age ‘No’ and said ‘Yes.’” 66. —Moss Hart, American playwright and director In 1978, former White (born 1904, died this date in 1961) House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman was released from homosexual couples were enti- he was planning to shoot two Tommy Cole (TV: “The Mickey prison after serving 18 months tled to the same benefits and “pigs” in retaliation for the Mouse Club”) is 78. Rhythm for his role in the Watergate protections as wedded hetero- police chokehold death of Eric and blues singer-musician cover-up. sexual couples. Garner ambushed two New Walter “Wolfman” Washington In 1987, more than 4,300 In 2002, Trent Lott resigned York City officers in a patrol is 76. Rock musician-music people were killed when the as Senate Republican leader car; Ismaaiyl Brinsley shot producer Bobby Colomby is Dona Paz, a Philippine pas- two weeks after igniting a polit- Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu 75. Rock musician Peter Criss Letters Policy senger ship, collided with the ical firestorm with racially to death before running to a is 74. Agriculture Secretary tanker Vector off Mindoro charged remarks. subway station and killing him- Sonny Perdue is 73. In 2005, a federal judge self. Psychic/illusionist Uri Geller is The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters island. ruled that “intelligent design” One year ago: President 73. Producer Dick Wolf (“Law should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve In 1989, the United States could not be mentioned in biol- Donald Trump announced that & Order”) is 73. Rock musician the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- launched Operation Just ogy classes in a Pennsylvania Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, Alan Parsons is 71. Actress lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. Cause, sending troops into public school district, delivering who had differed with Trump Jenny Agutter is 67. Actor Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address Panama to topple the govern- a stinging attack on the Dover on Syria, Afghanistan and ties Michael Badalucco is 65. and phone number must be included for verification purposes. ment of Gen. Manuel Noriega. Area School Board. to NATO, would retire at the Actress Blanche Baker is 63. Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- In 1995, an American Air- Ten years ago: Relatives end of February; in a resigna- Actor Joel Gretsch is 56. Coun- date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads lines Boeing 757 en route to reported the death of Grand tion letter, Mattis said Trump try singer Kris Tyler is 55. Rock and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and Cali, Colombia, slammed into a Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montaz- deserved a defense chief singer Chris Robinson is 53. $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to mountain, killing all but four of eri, 87, the spiritual father of “whose views are better Actress Nicole deBoer is 49. 400 words. the 163 people aboard. In Iran’s reform movement. aligned with yours.” (Days Movie director Todd Phillips is Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, Bosnia-Herzegovina, NATO Actress Brittany Murphy, who’d later, Trump pushed Mattis out 49. Singer David Cook (“Amer- 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: began its peacekeeping mis- starred in “Clueless” and “8 two months earlier than ican Idol”) is 37. Actor Jonah [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. sion, taking over from the Unit- Mile,” died at age 32. planned.) Hill is 36. Actor Bob Morley is Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday ed Nations. Five years ago: A gunman Today’s Birthdays 35. Singer JoJo is 29. Actor “Bouquets” column. In 1999, the Vermont Supreme Court ruled that who’d announced online that Original Mouseketeer Colin Woodell is 28.

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 5 Airport Connection said it was not Rhinelander, both with service as compared to 7 tinue to grow service.” Bills feasible to overnight a jet in around 20,000 boardings a.m. to 7 p.m. for the oth- Mark Cestari, chief com- the Twin Cities and is limit- annually, Hesting said. The ers. mercial officer of Southern From page 1 ing the service to Chicago. jet service and inline agree- Shane Storz, president Airways Corporation, was From page 1 annual boardings from an Bonovetz said the Chica- ments make for easier con- and CEO of Air Choice One present with Captain Bruce ed local community, such average 5,300 to the 8,000 go connection is important nections to direct flights was present with market- Jacobs, a retired commer- as with Michigan Works! and 10,000 level to qualify but that a lot of local peo- from Chicago connections ing specialist Taylor Wood. cial pilot who now serves and other organizations, in for additional EAS funding ple also want the Twin to anywhere in the world. “We have been grateful as secretary-treasurer. The a similar fashion as to for more airport improve- Cities connection that has “Higher level aircraft for the opportunity to pro- two said Southern has a what happens when a large ments. been available in recent would help increase board- vide EAS service to Iron- nation-wide network of private business closes or Bonovetz said the cur- years. ing,” Bonovitz said. “Jets wood for the past five-and- hubs and service airports relocates,” the release rent concerns are area resi- The Denver Air Connec- are also more capable air- a-half years,” Storz said. from Hawaii to Connecti- read. dents driving to other air- tion team said jet service craft with inclement weath- The company is looking cut. The MDOC is reviewing ports because the EAS with a fleet of two 50 seat er than a prop plane.” to expand the number of The company prefers to the legislation and hasn’t provider is not interlinked Embraer EMB 145 jets, five Boutique Air officials flights to increase boarding base its pilots in the com- taken a position on the with the major airlines to 30-seat Dornier 328 jets, present included Mat numbers, Storz said. The munities they serve, Ces- bills yet, a spokeswoman allow baggage service to and one Embraer EMB 120 Butcher, director of opera- second of two proposals tari said. It helps with effi- told the Daily Globe. the end destination. This Brasilia propellor drive tions; Brian Kondrad, included 18 weekly round- ciency and reliability, he “The decision to close a requires passengers to go plane will provide shorter assistant general manager; trips, including five to Min- said. prison is always a difficult through baggage check-in flight times and a smoother and Adam Majewski, direc- neapolis using a single “We like keeping fares one and there are many after landing to board the ride. Both jets have a flight tor of marketing. They said engine Cessna Grand Cara- low in the EAS markets factors that we take into major airline. attendant, snacks and bev- the company will bring van, and 13 round-trips to where a lot of people use account, including our “The main concerns are erage service, lavatory, rental cars to Ironwood as Chicago with a Beachcraft the interline agreements operational needs. The the interline agreements, overhead storage and over an added feature to its ser- 1900C twin engine plane. and we try to work to get department is open to dis- ticketing and baggage,” 72 inches of cabin height. vice. In addition to the 18 gates that are close to cussion about the bills and Bonovetz said. “People “It feels like a VIP char- Butcher said Boutique’s EAS flights, Storz said the American Airlines for we do have some concerns don’t want to have to han- ter,” said Glen Rich, vice inventory includes a fleet company would add two seamless connections,” about them,” MDOC com- dle their bags in between president of Denver Air of Pilatus PC-12 single- additional Minneapolis Cestari said. munication representative destinations.” Connection, who was pre- engine turboprop planes flights and one additional The marketing plan Holly Kramer said in an He said passengers also sent with Marc Hesting, along with Beechcraft King Chicago flight that are not includes partnership email. “We believe the pri- prefer an early departure director of finance, and Air twin engine propeller covered under the EAS incentive programs with ority for our decisions time to allow time to make Michael Gall, technical pro- planes, and the Piaggio reimbursement contract. discounts for local hotels, should be our operations connecting flights in the gram director. P.180 Avanti, an Italian These are unsubsidized colleges, hospitals, munici- and ensuring we’re using Twin Cities and Chicago. Denver Air Connection executive transport aircraft flights but are crucial to pal government employees taxpayer resources appro- He said people want a late proposes 12 round-trips with twin rear turboprop increasing boardings, he who work to help market priately. A one-year delay afternoon or evening per week to Chicago engines. said. the airline or are frequent could also have a signifi- return flight to allow for O’Hare, with two round- The company has an “We call that the Air flyers. cant impact on morale and same day round-trip travel trips per day Monday interline agreement with Choice One EAS,” Storz Southern would be operations at facilities as for business and leisure. through Friday, and one United and American Air- said. using the nine-seat Cessna time goes on and staff Three of the airlines all round trip on weekends. lines, he said. The compa- Wood said that the air Caravans that Cestari said begin to move elsewhere, have ticketing and interline The schedule can be adjust- ny’s user-friendly online service has increased digi- are durable and do well in while the facility remains agreements with either ed based on community scheduling software is easy tal marketing and is just northern regions. The com- open.” American or United Air- input. to navigate and has unveiling its new website. pany policy is to use a two- The bills have been sent lines with access by travel “We’re not tied to that, if improved operations, The goal is to drive more pilot crew even though EAS to the Senate Committee agents and online travel you prefer to switch the along with mobile phone traffic to the site to encour- requires only one. on Judiciary and Public reservation agencies. Air arrangement,” Rich said. boarding passes, at home age more people to consid- “When you encounter Safety. Choice One said its online “We just need to stick to check-in and TSA pre- er flying to driving. heavy weather you want portal works with reserva- the 12 round-trip flights check and wheelchair “We are introducing our two people there figuring it Lottery tions and is currently com- per week schedule.” access. Choice+ rewards program out,” Cestari said. pleting an interline agree- Hesting said that jet ser- “People are more apt to for frequent flyers to build He also said that when a Thursday ment. vice cuts the flight time in fly on a day off if they don’t points to redeem for free cancelation occurs a sec- Michigan Southern has an inter- half so that the morning have to call anyone,” Butch- flights,” he said. ond plane would be Poker Lotto: QH-JS-3H- line agreement with Ameri- flight can depart later and er said. In the coming year the brought in for when there 8H-9S can Airlines, Alaska Air- still arrive early enough to Kondrad said the com- company expects to take are passengers who want to Midday Daily 3: 8-4-5 lines, Condor, along with make connecting flights. pany has six regional man- delivery of a Cessna 208 have the makeup flight Midday Daily 4: 7-3-0-9 Air New Zealand in 2020. The goal is also to provide agers and that a high level Caravan, a single-engine within three days. Daily 3: 8-5-5 Air Choice One, Bou- the jet service for charter manager is always on duty utility aircraft that is being Southern’s proposal is Daily 4: 6-5-2-8 tique Air and Southern flights, he said. for any potential customer refit for passenger service, for 18 round-trip flights Fantasy 5: 05-08-23-25-29 would maintain both the Jet service could also issue. The company was and a twin engine Cessna per week. This would Keno: 02-05-08-12-18-21- Chicago and Minneapolis draw more passengers cur- the only one of the four 408 SkyCourier. include six flights to Min- 26-52-53-56-58-59-60-61-62- 65-66-72-73-74-75-76 flights currently offered by rently using EAS service in with a 24-hour phone line “It’s an opportunity to neapolis and one 12 to Air Choice One. Denver Air Iron Mountain and or chat service for real time add larger aircraft and con- Chicago. Wisconsin All or Nothing: 04-05-06- Projects for something else.” financed through interest 07-09-10-11-13-15-20-22 The second grant will for earned on funds derived For reprints or lamination services, SuperCash: 05-09-17-18- 31-33, Doubler: Y the acquisition of approxi- from the development of contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 From page 1 mately 5 acres of railroad publicly owned minerals Badger 5: 05-08-12-14-17 Daily Pick 3: 5-9-6 scenic but basic in terms of grade to extend the South- such as oil and natural gas. Daily Pick 4: 7-2-2-8 amenities, he said. More ern Beltline Trail so it will people are buying larger connect Norrie Park in FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER 20, 2019 RV vehicles and there have southwest Ironwood with 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 been many requests from the western neighborhoods Penn & Teller: Fool Us ’ Whose Line Whose Line Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- # RV owners who would pre- near the Wisconsin border CW KDLH (TVPG) (CC) Is It? Is It? (TVPG) (TVPG) (TV14) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ fer to rent a campsite in on the Montreal River. Once I Love Lucy Christmas Magnum P.I. “Day of the Blue Bloods “Authority Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James % CBS WJMN ’ ’ Ironwood if there is higher completed the trail through Special (N) (CC) Viper” (TV14) (CC) Figures” (TV14) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden Global Citizen Prize (N) Dateline NBC (N) ’ (CC) KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers amperage electrical service Ironwood will end near the & NBC KBJR ’ (CC) News Starring Jimmy Fallon (N) for the newer, larger vehi- terminus of the Iron Belle Global Citizen Prize (N) Dateline NBC (N) ’ (CC) TV6 Late (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers cles, and is a potential Trail, the statewide bike and ( NBC WLUC ’ (CC) News (N) Starring Jimmy Fallon (N) income source for city, he hike trail system, originating Celebrating Marvel’s Stan 20/20 “Divinely Unfaithful” Evangelists Jim and Tammy WDIO News (:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live! (:37) Night- said. in Detroit at Belle Isle Park. * ABC WDIO Lee (N) ’ (CC) Faye Bakker. ’ (CC) at Ten (N) ’ (TV14) (CC) line (TVG) “This will meet the “This was a prior grant WWE Friday Night SmackDown (N) ’ (Live) (TVPG) News Friday Night 2 Broke Big Bang Last Man Modern + FOX KQDS ’ ’ demands of the industry acquisition in 2017 and BROADCAST (CC) Frenzy Girls (TV14) Theory Standing Family for camping within the city Phase 1 went from Miners WWE Friday Night SmackDown (N) ’ (Live) (TVPG) FOX UP 2 Broke 2 Broke Two and a Two and a The Game , FOX FOXUP ’ limits,” Bergman said. Park to Norrie Park, (CC) News (N) Girls (TV14) Girls (TV14) Half Men Half Men (TV14) Washington Off the Re- Lidia Celebrates America Christmas With the Tab- Amanpour and Company The Day Between the “These are higher-end elec- Bergman said. This Phase 2 ` PBS WNMU Week (N) cord ’ (TVPG) (CC) ernacle Choir (N) ’ (CC) (CC) Lines trical hookups for larger project to purchase the rail Washington Here and Hinterland Mathias is in- Sherlock Holmes Against Independent Lens “Attla” St. Thomas Christmas: RVs and will help keep the grade completes the loop 4 PBS WLEF Week (N) Now (N) vestigated. (TVPG) (CC) Conan Doyle ’ (TVPG) ’ (TVPG) Comfort & Joy ’ (TVG) campground full for as that links up with the Iron _ Last Minute Gifts (TVG) The Friday Night The Friday Night The Friday Night Last Minute Gifts many days possible.” HSN Belle Trail, he said. 0 Weather Gone Viral Weather Gone Viral Weather Gone Viral Strangest Weather Strangest Weather The project also TWC “The way the trends are 1 ››› Arthur Christmas (‘11), Hugh Laurie ’ (CC) The National (N) (CC) News A Christmas Fury (‘17) Mary Walsh. ’ rebuilds gravel pads, adds going, people are looking CBC 5 (6:00) A Christmas Story ›››› A Christmas Story (‘83) Peter Billingsley. 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HGTV Æ Diners Diners Diners Diners Diners, Drive Diners Diners Diners Diners He said it’s important to The project will build a FOOD ± B1G Show B1G Show BTN Basketball in 60 B1G Show B1G Show BTN Basketball in 60 B1G Show B1G Show understand that this DNR new clubhouse and indoor BIGTEN ∂ (6:00) Descendants 3 ’ Big City Mickey Sydney Raven Gabby Bunk’d ’ Jessie ’ (TVG) (CC) grant program is very spe- range for hunter safety DISN ∑ Ghost Nation “Close to Danger” (N) (TVPG) (CC) Ghost Nation (N) (TVPG) Trending Fear (TVPG) Ghost Nation (TVPG) cific to projects that courses, workshops and TRAV ∏ ›››› Zorba the Greek (‘64) Anthony Quinn, Alan Bates. (CC) ›››› Lawrence of Arabia (‘62, Biography) Peter O’Toole. (CC) improve outdoor recre- promoting entry into target TCM π Life of Christ News Respite- Life/Rock Icons (TVG) Jesu Women of Father Spitzer’s Universe ation development and shooting and hunting. The EWTN ∫ All In With Chris Hayes Rachel Maddow Show The Last Word The 11th Hour Rachel Maddow Show that other needs are fund- project also includes drive- MSNBC ø A Christmas Detour (‘15), Paul Greene (TVG) (CC) (:03) Christmas in Evergreen: Tidings of Joy (TVG) Christmas at Graceland: ed with other government way, parking lot, pathways HALL ⁄ College Wrestling College Basketball North Dakota State at Marquette. Football Playoff Preview Undisputed funding sources such as and utilities. FS1 Õ FamFeud FamFeud America America America FamFeud FamFeud FamFeud FamFeud FamFeud Community Development The DNR Trust Fund GSN Block Grants. board reviewed 160 appli- (129) SUNDLaw & Order ’ (TVPG) Law & Order ’ (TV14) Law & Order (TV14) Law & Order (TV14) Law & Order (TV14) “We can’t arbitrarily cations seeking nearly $54 (501) HBO(:15) ››› Rise of the Planet of the Apes (‘11) (CC) Watchmen (TVMA) (CC) (:10) 24/7: Kelly Slater ’ (:10) ››› Shazam! (‘19) choose to use dedicated million in funding. The (503) HBO2Dan Soder: Son (:05) His Dark Materials (:05) ››› Us (‘19) Lupita Nyong’o. ’ (R) (CC) The Shop Moonlight dollars for other things,” restricted Trust Fund was (531) MAX››› Crazy Rich Asians (‘18) Constance Wu. (PG-13) (:05) ››› Mean Girls (‘04) (PG-13) (CC) (:45) ››› Game Night (‘18) ’ (R) (CC) Bergman said. “We write established in 1976 to sup- (561) SHOW››› Green Book (‘18) Viggo Mortensen. ’ (PG-13) (:10) Flack (N) ’ (TVMA) The L Word (:10) American Assassin these grants for a specific port land conservation and (591) TMC›› The Whole Nine Yards (‘00) ’ (R) (:40) ›› Mo’ Money (‘92) ’ (R) (CC) (:10) ›› Fast & Furious (‘09) Vin Diesel. (PG-13) (CC) (593) TMC2S.W.A.T. ››› Open Water (‘03) Blanchard Ryan. The Final Wish (‘18) Lin Shaye. (NR) (:40) Dead Night (‘17) Brea Grant. (NR) purpose and cannot use it outdoor recreation and is PREMIUM l 6 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 AREA / STATE / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Impeachment trial plans in Helvie B. (Kivi) Pelkola disarray as Congress heads home KIMBALL, Wis. – Helvie B. (Kivi) Pelkola, 94, a WASHINGTON (AP) – lifelong resident of Kimball, passed away Wednes- Congress has headed home day, Dec. 18, 2019 at her residence in the town of for the holidays leaving plans and a possible time- Kimball. line for President Donald She was born Dec. 21, 1924 in the town of Kim- Trump’s impeachment trial ball, the daughter of William and Ellen (Etula) Kivi in disarray. and attended school in both Meadville and Hurley, Democratic House Wisconsin. On Sept. 20, 1941, she was united in Speaker Nancy Pelosi marriage to Eugene “Pick” Pelkola, insisted Thursday that Sen- also of Kimball, by the Reverend ate Republicans must pro- Chester L. Harries. vide details on witnesses Helvie was a wonderful home- and testimony before she maker, happy at home and in her would send over the community with family and charges for Trump’s trial. No deal, replied Senate friends. She enjoyed the outdoors, Majority Leader Mitch and most especially the summers McConnell after meeting spent camping with her husband with his Senate Democratic and grandchildren. counterpart. Helvie B. (Kivi) Associated Press Helvie is survived by a son, “We remain at an SENATE MAJORITY Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky., speaks on the Senate floor, David (Jenny) of Galena, Alaska; a Pelkola impasse,” he said. 1924 — 2019 Thursday at the Capitol in Washington. daughter, Debbie (Louis) Tolvanen As darkness fell and of Wilson, Wis.; a daughter-in-law, Rose Pelkola of lawmakers prepared to keep his 53-member Senate We’ll see, he said, paigning for the party’s Kimball; a son-in-law, Donald Hill of Ironwood; sis- depart for the year, majority united. Schumer, “whether the House presidential nomination, ter Helmi Anderson of Kimball; ten grandchildren; McConnell wondered from who also met privately Democrats ever work up with early state voting 13 great-grandchildren; and 5 great-great-grandchil- the Senate floor why in the with Pelosi, has to bet that the courage to take their starting in February, are world the Republicans dren. GOP senators won’t hold accusations to trial.” prepared to return to should give ground to per- the line and Republicans Pelosi said that Washington to sit for the She was preceded in death by her loving parents; suade House Democrats will peel away as public McConnell “says it’s OK for days-long proceedings. a son, Wayne in 1980; husband Eugene in 1986; a “to send us something we pressure mounts for a the foreman of the jury to “The Constitution requires daughter Lynda in 2003; brothers, Carl, Sulo, and do not want.” fuller trial. be in cahoots with the it,” he said. Art Kivi; and sisters, Sylvia Swanson, Helga Wyk- McConnell and the For the record, Sen. lawyers of the accused. That Wednesday night’s lent, Ellen Skoveria, Edna Balistreri, Mae and June Democrats’ Senate leader, Lindsey Graham of South doesn’t sound right to us.” House vote, almost entirely Kivi, and Helen Lanta; grandsons Darryl Hill and Chuck Schumer of New Carolina said he had met Dismissing the idea that along party lines, made the Timothy Monio Jr. York, met for about 20 min- with Trump and “he is Democrats would hold off president just the third in Helvie was a member of Zion Lutheran Church in utes in their first attempt to demanding his day in the proceeding indefinitely U.S. history to be Ironwood. A memorial service will be held on Mon- negotiate the contours of court.” to prevent Trump from impeached. The House day, Dec. 23, 2019, 11 a.m. at the McKevitt-Patrick an agreement on running McConnell, who has being acquitted, Schumer impeached Trump on two the rare Senate impeach- Funeral Home, 305 N. Lowell Street, Ironwood, the drawn criticism for saying said there will almost cer- charges – abusing his pres- ment trial that was expect- he won’t be an impartial tainly be a trial. idential power and Rev. Nicole Hanson-Lynn officiating. The family will ed to start in January. juror, said the Democrats “There’s an obligation obstructing Congress – receive friends and relatives at the funeral home McConnell favors a were “too afraid’’ to send under the Constitution to stemming from his pres- from 10 a.m. until the time of service. A burial in the swift trial, without the new the charges to the Senate, have a trial,” Schumer told sure on Ukraine to Hurley Cemetery will be planned in the spring. witnesses Democrats want, where Trump would be The Associated Press. announce investigations of McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home is assisting the and he holds a clear tacti- expected to be acquitted by He noted that even the his political rival as Trump family. cal advantage if he can the Republican majority. Democratic senators cam- withheld U.S. aid. Reports indicate Michigan man may be baby abducted in 1964 CHICAGO (AP) – When a woman posing as a maternity-ward nurse snatched a newborn from its mother’s arms more than 55 years ago, the case made headlines nation- wide and led to a massive search by FBI agents and police. The mystery seemed solved two years later, when police found an abandoned child who appeared to be the missing boy and returned him to Associated Press IN THIS June 17, 1966 file photo, Chester Fronczak the parents, who raised stands alongside his auto in Chicago while his wife him as their own. But 47 Dora, sits in the car with a 2-year-old boy the couple is years after he came home, adopting from a Newark N.J. orphanage. The Fron- Associated Press DNA tests showed that he czak’s child, Paul Joseph, was only 37 hours old when THIS UNDATED selfie photo provided by Emilie Talermo showing Talermo and her was not related. he was taken from Mrs. Fronczak’s arms in Michael dog Jackson taken in San Francisco, Calif. Talermo, is offering a $7,000 reward for Now recent media Reese Hospital in April 1964, by a woman posing as a her blue-eyed miniature Australian Shepherd stolen from outside a grocery store. reports say a man living in nurse. He was never seen again. Neighbors say the She has hired a plane to fly a banner over the city. Talermo said Thursday, she has rural Michigan may be the Fronczaks believe the boy they are adopting is their been doing everything she can to find her dog, since it was stolen Saturday, Dec. child of Chester and Dora kidnapped baby. 14, 2019, outside a grocery store in the Bernal Heights neighborhood. Fronczak who was abduct- ed on April 26, 1964, from aware several months ago unclear if anyone could Woman offers $7,000 reward, hires a Chicago hospital. of evidence pointing to him still be subject to criminal An FBI statement issued and was trying to come to charges. plane in search of stolen dog this week confirmed that terms with the revelations, Messages left at a tele- the investigation remains WGN reported. phone number Thursday SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Surveillance video from the search website address open and agents continue In 1966, a boy was found for a Dora Fronczak in sub- – A San Francisco woman the grocery store shows a on it and will circle over to pursue leads. But the abandoned in New Jersey, urban Chicago were not is offering a $7,000 reward man in a hoodie approach- San Francisco and Oak- statement stopped short of and law enforcement offi- returned. Messages for a and has hired a plane to fly ing the bench where Jack- land for two hours Friday. confirming the reports – cials said at the time that he Paul Fronczak in Nevada over the city to search for son was tied up. The plane was set to fly first by Las Vegas television had ears shaped like those also were not returned. her blue-eyed miniature Talermo and her friends Thursday but had to be station KLAS and then by of the baby kidnapped in “I’d like to know who I Australian Shepherd stolen have distributed thousands rescheduled because of Chicago’s WGN-TV. Chicago. The Fronczaks am, my birthday, how old I from outside a grocery of flyers with the photo of weather. The stations did not believed him to be their am? But more important: Is store last weekend. the 28-pound dog with a To help finance her name the man or say where long-lost child. the real baby alive and still The plane, which cost white, black, and gray fur search, Talermo launched a he lived in Michigan. And “That’s my baby. It’s out there,” Paul Fronczak an additional $1,200 will and bright blue eyes. GoFundMe, where she has they did not elaborate Paul,” the mother was said in 2014, according to flying a banner with the She set up a website, raised more than $7,000 about how he was identi- quoted as saying at the WGN. website she set up to find www.bringjacksonhome.c since Tuesday. She plans to fied as the kidnapped time. After the DNA test indi- her her dog, Jackson, om, where she’s offering a donate the extra money to child, including whether But in another cruel cated the person she which was stolen Saturday $7,000 reward, “no ques- Rocket Dog Rescue. DNA testing played a role. twist for the family, genetic thought was her son was outside a grocery store in tions asked,” and even Talermo said she got the “We can tell you the tests that were not avail- not him, Dora Franczak the Bernal Heights neigh- opened an account for the 5-year-old Jackson in New adult Paul Fronczak is liv- able in the 1960s revealed still seemed haunted by the borhood. sweet-faced dog on Tin- York. They moved to Los ing in Michigan and has in 2013 that it was not him. abduction and by the Emilie Talermo said der. Angeles and then to San been made aware of his If the recent reports are prospect of experiencing Thursday she has been “He’s always with me. Francisco. real identity,” a Dec. 12 accurate, questions would the anguish all over again. doing everything she can It’s a very real love,” Taler- “Those people I’ve met report on KLAS said. quickly arise about “We went through this to find her 5-year-old dog. mo said, her voice break- throughout the years WGN went further in a whether the people who once, and we certainly “I am just one person ing. “I just need help find- know my love for this dog. report this week, saying it raised the man knew he don’t want to go through and I really need help get- ing him.” I’m just blown away by had spoken to the man. had been kidnapped or this again,” she said in a ting the word out there,” She hired an airplane to everyone’s support,” she The man, who asked not were themselves involved 2013 interview with the Talermo said. fly a banner that will have said. to be identified, became in the abduction. 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But force women out of their further comment. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 7 Squires said in statement. “We don’t want to put our Hawaii police to workers, the people of Hawaii, and the protesters at risk,” he stand down said. Big Island police will withdraw from the moun- from telescope tain by 3:30 p.m. Friday, Mayor Harry Kim said. There’s no time-table for construction site removing state personnel from the mountain and re- HONOLULU (AP) – July. opening the access road, Hawaii officials are having Telescope builders Associated Press Ige said. police leave a mountain informed the state it is not HAWAII GOV. David Ige, left, speaks to reporters in Honolulu on Thursday, about “As you all know we’re where protesters are block- prepared to move forward police standing down from a mountain where protesters are blocking construction in the holidays and so we ing construction of a giant with construction at this of a giant telescope, as state Attorney General Clare Connors, middle, and state have made decisions that telescope because the pro- time, according to a memo Department of Land and Natural Resources Chairwoman Suzanne Case, right, look we will be withdrawing our ject isn’t moving forward Thursday from Gov. David on. Ige says builders of the Thirty Meter Telescope aren’t going to move forward personnel so they can for now. Ige’s office. for now with construction, so he’s removing law enforcement from the mountain. enjoy the holidays with An international consor- But that doesn’t mean everyone else,” Ige said. tium wants to build the the embattled Thirty Meter committed to holding their scenes discussions among project will resume in the Some protesters who Thirty Meter Telescope on Telescope will move to an position, protecting Mauna protesters, telescope own- future.” say they’re protecting the Mauna Kea, Hawaii’s tallest alternate site in Spain’s Kea,” said Kealoha Pisciot- ers and state and county State and county offi- mountain had been brac- peak. But some Native Canary Islands. ta, a protest leader. officials,” the memo by the cials haven’t demonstrat- ing for colder weather at Hawaiians believe the tele- “They are not abandon- Ige “expressed his governor’s chief of staff, ed they can provide safe the mountain. scope will desecrate sacred ing Hawaii,” Ige told severe disappointment that Linda Chu Takayama, said. access to the Big Island “Construction during land. Protesters have reporters Thursday. TMT will not move forward “Those efforts will contin- mountain for everyone, winter is definitely more stopped construction from Protesters aren’t leaving. for now, despite months of ue, and the Governor antic- TMT vice president for difficult, but not impossi- going forward since mid- “The protectors are still often intense behind-the- ipates that activity on the external relations Gordon ble,” Squires said. Virginia Whine pine man arrested on drug charges By RICHARD JENKINS buys, officers did pur- biochemist [email protected] chase metham- WAKEFIELD – A White Pine man was phetamine and cocaine arrested Wednesday on drug charges, fol- from him.” crowned lowing a traffic stop in Wakefield. Monville is charged Troopers with the Michigan State with two counts of Miss America Police’s Wakefield Post and members of delivery of meth and the Gogebic Iron Area Narcotics Team two counts of delivery UNCASVILLE, Conn. arrested Jesse James Monville, 45, during of cocaine, according (AP) – Organizers wanted the traffic stop after Gogebic County Pros- to online court records. to make it clear the 99th ecutor Nick Jacobs authorized a warrant Following the traffic Miss America competition for methamphetamine and cocaine distri- Jesse James Monville stop, GIANT officers isn’t your grandmother’s bution Tuesday. executed a search war- beauty pageant, and their The warrant came at the end of an rant on Monville’s vehi- winner did just that on investigation into Monville that began in cle and allegedly recovered “a larger Thursday. August 2019, a GIANT spokesman said in amount of methamphetamine, heroin and Virginia biochemist a news release. other controlled substances,” according to Camille Schrier won the “Throughout the investigation, the the release. More charges may be expected crown just minutes after GIANT team was able to oversee and exe- in the case. wowing the crowd with sci- Associated Press cute controlled buys on Mr. Monville,” the Monville is lodged in the Gogebic ence. Dressed in a lab coat, CAMILLE SCHRIER, of Virginia, left, reacts after win- spokesman said. “During the controlled County Jail on a $300,000 cash bond. she gave a colorful chem- ning the Miss America competition at the Mohegan istry demonstration of the Sun casino in Uncasville, Conn., Thursday. At right is catalytic decomposition of runner-up Miss. Georgia Victoria Hill and and at rear is Wisconsin frozen road laws in effect hydrogen peroxide. 2019 Miss America Nia Franklin. MADISON, Wis. – The according to the release, local roads, unless the No longer called contes- state’s frozen road law for the law to go into effect. authority responsible for tants, the 51 women “can- views and talent demon- Morgan Nichols, Miss went into effect at 12:01 The change allows the max- maintaining them autho- didates,” who hailed from strations will determine Carolina, had her own a.m. Thursday for much of imum gross weight for eligi- rizes the change. all 50 states and the Dis- who is best qualified to message. She walked down northern Wisconsin, ble trucks to increase from The frozen road deter- trict of Columbia, compet- wear this year’s crown. the red carpet wearing a including Iron County. 80,000 pounds to 98,000 mination for the southern ed for a $50,000 scholar- “To make it relevant for billowing, long skirt The law allows heavier pounds on vehicles with a part of the state outside of ship and the “job” of Miss these young women, it was topped by a plain white T- loads for log trucks carry- minimum of five axles. Wisconsin Department of America, a one-year paid important for us as a schol- shirt that read: “Stronger.” ing peeled and unpeeled WisDOT and county Transportation’s Zones 1 position they hope to use arship and service organi- While Hopper acknowl- forest products cut cross- highway staff use tempera- and 2 will be made once as a public platform for zation to make sure that we edges there has been some wise, as well as those car- ture forecasts and frost the appropriate weather their “social impact initia- were reflective of this gen- push-back from “old rying salt and sand for tubes, or liquid-filled devices conditions are met. tive.” eration, meaning that you pageant” people who liked road maintentance, accord- under the pavement, to More information on For the second year in a no longer had to be defined the old way of doing ing to a WisDOT determine when roads have the law can be found in the row, women were judged in by some sort of ideal,” said things, she said there’s spokesperson. become frozen enough to motor carrier/trucker sec- a swimsuit or how they Regina Hopper, president been greater interest in the The ground under high- handle the heavier loads. tion of the WisDOT’s web- look in an evening gown. & CEO of the Miss Ameri- competition since the roll- ways has to be frozen to a The weight increase site, wisconsindot.gov. Instead, a series of inter- ca Organization. out of Miss America 2.0. depth of at least 18 inches, doesn’t apply to county or —Richard Jenkins Manhunt continues after man shot at Oklahoma City mall OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) mall, told The Oklahoman – A manhunt continued that she was completing a Thursday night for a sus- sale at the cash register pect who shot another man when people started run- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING APPLICATIONS Proposed Ordinance No. 521, Book 5- Extending Sunset Provision The City of Ironwood wishes to receive applications from Citizens during an argument inside ning and saying “Shots who would be interested in serving their community as a member of an Oklahoma City mall, fired! Shots fired!” An Ironwood City Commission Public Hearing will the following Board: forcing its closure as police “You know it’s kind of be held on Monday, December 23, 2019 at 5:25pm in spent hours searching surreal because you don’t the Commission Chambers, 213 S. Marquette Street, 3 – Planning Commission to fill an unexpired terms (Term ending stores and clearing out really know what to do in Ironwood, MI 49938 to hear comment on Ordinance December 31, 2019. 3-year term). frightened shoppers who that moment,” she said. No. 521, Book 5 an Ordinance extending the sunset Interested persons should pick up an application from City Clerk’s Office, hid following the gunfire. “It’s just you don’t really date to March 31, 2020 as previously adopted in 213 S. Marquette Street, Ironwood, MI 49938 or on City website at Capt. Larry Withrow think it will happen to us Ordinance No. 517 and 519, Book 5. www.cityofironwood.org. Return by January 2, 2020. said Penn Square Mall had until it does.” been cleared, and video footage had been found showing the suspect leav- ing just after the fight. Police said the victim was in critical but stable condition at a hospital after being shot in the chest. Police said the suspect, wearing sweatpants but no shirt, was seen fleeing from the area near the Foot Locker shoe store. With- row said the shooting hap- pened in the Foot Locker. After the shooting, offi- cers searched the mall for the suspect, and cleared out shoppers who had taken cover. “When the shooting started, there were bunch of people hid in closets, hid in back rooms, locked the stores,” Sgt. Kris Gel- lenbeck said. “So they’re having to go store to store to clear the civilians out and look for the suspect.” Withrow said the mall will reopen Friday morn- ing. The shooting came amid the busy holiday shopping season, just days before Christmas. Those standing in the mall’s park- ing lot after the shooting included a person dressed as Santa Claus. Amari Lafevers, who works at J.C. Penney in the l 8 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 HOME & GARDEN THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Ask a designer: HOUSE OF THE WEEK Design-friendly holiday gifts they’ll love

By MELISSA RAYWORTH about Mad et Len. “The Associated Press nose behind this brand is Home decor acces- incredible,” she says. The sories can make great host- pricetag is high, but the ess gifts or holiday gifts, fragrances are “so rich and but how do you choose earthy and incredible.” something you know the The brand also offers recipient will want? scented crystals that make Unless you’re sure of great gifts, Schuster says, someone’s personal style, because they scent a room it can be hard to choose nicely and also look great larger things like vases or on display. candlesticks, says New York-based interior design- Museum stores er Jenny Dina Kirschner. “I always have good Instead, she says, consider luck in museum shops items that are smaller but when I’m looking for truly beautiful and chosen home-related gifts,” says with care. Kirschner. “They always Submitted photo Interior designer Jessi- have really good home A LARGE FRONT porch greets guests, while board-and-batten siding delivers country flair. See more images ca Schuster, also based in items, and they’re not online at eplans.com/collection/house-of-the-week New York, agrees: “I think crazy expensive.” She sug- you don’t have to spend a gests stocking up when ton of money to leave a you see beautiful small really good impression items, so they’re ready Fresh farmhouse design with your host,” she says. when you need a hostess The key is find items that gift. will look great and also Schuster agrees: On her perhaps have a practical travels, she likes to “pick features walk-in closets use. up interesting vintage We’ve asked Kirschner, pieces along the way.” Schuster and North Caroli- People appreciate An ultra-spacious wraparound easy access to the powder bath. details. At at eplans.com/collec- na-based artist and home receiving a tiny piece of art porch immediately sets the welcom- Don’t miss the mudroom – with tion/house-of-the-week, you can accessory designer Windy or decorative item found ing tone for this farmhouse design. lockers – just off the two-car view previously featured plans, O’Connor for gift ideas while traveling “because Inside, the kitchen shows off a large garage. browse other specialty collections, or that will be welcomed – it’s sentimental, it’s for- island with seating and opens to the To build this home, you can order use our search filters to help you find and hopefully also well eign, it has a story,” Schus- dining space. a complete set of construction docu- exactly what you want from over used. ter says, “and no one else Unwind in the master suite, ments by calling toll-free 866-228- 28,000 home designs. has it.” which includes a large walk-in closet 0193 or visiting eplans.com/collec- Most plans can be customized to Glassware and bar- Art-focused gifts can be that opens to the laundry room for tion/house-of-the-week. suit your lifestyle. ware a great choice, says O’Con- extra-convenience. The rear porch Enter the design number to locate Kirschner often gives nor. She often does small includes an outdoor kitchen and the plan and view more images and –Courtesy of Eplans.com sets of coasters from the paintings as gifts for design company Anna. friends or she’ll give one of They look great on a coffee the acrylic trays she’s table, but they’re also prac- designed that include tical, she says. Many peo- images from her past ple don’t think to buy paintings. Along with her Design Number Bedrooms: 3 coasters for themselves own art, this year she’s and then need them for a planning on giving friends 1074-4 Baths: 3 1/2 party. copies of the new book by Square Footage: 2,435 O’Connor and Schuster pop artist Ashley Long- take a similar approach by shore. Bonus Space: 474 sq. ft. buying friends small sets Along with buying art- Dimensions: 80’ 9” x 78’ 9” of interesting glassware. related items, this year “You can set the table consider making your own Framing: 2 x 4 so differently with interest- creations, O’Connor says. Bonus level ing glasses,” says Schuster, Even if you’re not a work- who often buys sets of four ing artist, she says, it can glasses from Laguna B as be lovely to give something gifts. “It’s a really nice ges- you’ve made yourself. “I ture,” and if the recipient would rather have some- likes what you’ve chosen thing that someone made,” they can buy a few more she says, than store- pieces to add to their col- bought gifts. lection. O’Connor looks for Edible gifts you can small sets of glassware in love striking colors and shapes O’Connor and Schuster – about the size of juice suggest combining practi- glasses, she says – which cal home items with edible can be used for serving treats to create a beautiful wine or as votive candle package. One example: A holders. basket that includes a bot- And as an extra bar tle of wine, nice cheese accessory, Schuster sug- and good crackers can also gests decorative glass include a beautiful wine straws. Friends have given stopper or cheese spread- her colorful glass straws ing knife. Classic Blue is Pantone Color Institute’s color of the year by artist Misha Kahn. During past holidays, “They’re beautifully O’Connor has given loaves By LEANNE ITALIE scoured the worlds of art, look at our life through a come?” blown,” she says, “and of French brioche bread Associated Press fashion and home decor, colorful lens,” she told the Classic Blue is a vibrant they have amazing colors with a small bottle of local NEW YORK (AP) – In along with commercial, AP. yet non-aggressive and eas- and funky shapes.” As bourbon maple syrup and these uneasy times, as we graphic and industrial Pantone chose Living ily relatable color, she said. more people are avoiding organic eggs from a local move along to a new design, to come up with Coral for 2019 and Ultra It’s also among nature’s plastics and using glass or farmer’s market for friends decade, the Pantone Color the pick, as they have since Violet the year before that. anthocyanin pigments pos- metal straws, she says, to make French toast dur- Institute has reached back Cerulean became the inau- Whether as throwback sessing antioxidant and “they’re useful and they ing the holidays. To add in time to calming, confi- gural color of the year for or harbinger of things to other health-fostering ben- look amazing on a bar.” something permanent, you dent Classic Blue as its the milestone 2000. come, Classic Blue harkens efits. can include items like pret- color of the year for 2020. But Classic Blue isn’t back to when things Think blueberries. The color is an anchor just about nostalgia, she “seemed simpler, seemed “Many of us feel Candles and scents ty dish towels. Buying candles may Another edible items offering stability, constan- said. Creators around the more comfortable, but at stressed, completely over- seem like an easy choice, that’s also beautifully cy and connection, said globe are putting out mod- the same time not suggest- loaded,” Pressman said. but these designers sug- designed: Kirschner often Laurie Pressman, vice pres- ern takes for runways, ing that it be done in a way “We live these 24/7 gest choosing very careful- gives chocolates from ident of the global purvey- mobile phones, kitchen that it was then,” Pressman lifestyles. We’re anxious. ly: “Unless you have the MarieBelle that have ors of color consulting, appliances and the paint of said. There’s so much uncertain- best nose in the world, works of art on them. “Peo- trendspotting and analysis. pricey, forward-looking Cerulean, which herald- ty and unrest, no matter candles can be a hard gift,” ple who have an apprecia- “It’s a reassuring pres- cars and motorcycles. ed the new millennium, is where you are. With that says Schuster. tion of design love them,” ence,” she told The Associ- At Wednesday’s launch the color of the daytime we’ve seen this whole The key is finding a she says. A six-piece gift ated Press ahead of event, Pressman insisted sky, while Classic Blue is increased focus on well- brand with truly appealing box costs $23, and “it’s Wednesday’s reveal. the color was in no way a the sky at dusk as the new ness and self-care.” fragrances and striking high-impact.” Akin to maritime blue – nod to the hue associated decade commences. The timeless color is containers for the candles. “They’re beautiful and not indigo and brighter with the Democratic Party, “It has depth to it, but also gender neutral and O’Connor is a fan of special,” Kirschner says, than navy – Classic Blue though she knew the ques- it’s a color of anticipation seasonless, mixing well Baobab Collection. The and leave the recipient evokes a feeling of vast tion would surface. because we’re looking with other shades through- scents are “phenomenal,” feeling like you’ve treated expanse, Pressman said of “This was not a political ahead,” Pressman said. out the spectrum yet mak- she says, “and their con- them to something, “and the shade also known as move for us. This is global. “The day is over. We’re ing a strong statement on tainers are like artwork.” yet not crazy amount of Pantone 19-4052. We do not look at color looking forward to the its own. It also works well Schuster says the same money.” Pressman and her team through a political lens. We evening. What’s going to in a range of textures.

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FTs: 4-11. Fouls: 18. Possessions are limited very important 3s and he Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Janczak 1, Aili 1. with how long they keep led Hurley with 19 points. Ironwood — Savannah Hannu 9, McKenzie Boyd 22, Laney Osterholm 2, Alaya Ruotsala 7, the ball offensively and “It was nice to see him Maddie Vaughn 2, Anna Buerger 6. FTs: 16-24. they are disciplined on the Fouls: 15. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: None. get on track,” Swartz said. Bessemer 3 12 14 20 other end, clogging the “He’s been taking some Ironwood 11 22 32 48 lane and taking away good shots all year, but opportunities to get to the they haven’t quite been Ontonagon boys basket. It’s not very excit- falling. Good game for him fall to Dollar Bay ing to watch, but it general- to get some confidence ly works. going into the second half ONTONAGON – They couldn’t stop Hur- of the season.” Ontonagon fell to Dollar ley’s Dominic Croci from 3 You have to make shots Bay 68-36 in a non-confer- that way, though, nor to beat Drummond. ence contest Thursday could they control Tony “You can’t run some night. Cummings and Braxton quick actions against Logan Latvis led the Sbraggia on the boards as them,” Swartz said. “You’ve Gladiators with 14 points. the Northstars improved to got to just move the ball, Luke Strasser had 10 4-0 with a 52-44 Indian- grind it out. Just don’t beat boards. head Conference victory yourself when you play Ashton Janke had 29 Thursday night. them. They’re going to points to lead the Blue While the young North- make you make shots and Bolts, Connor LeClaire stars may have gotten frus- fortunately tonight we did.” scored 16 and Davin Hill trated with it at times, they Hurley finished the had 13. were largely patient, turn- 2019 portion of the sched- “Size and experience ing it over just 10 times and ule unbeaten. The young proved difficult for the leading for nearly the Northstars have wins over Gladiators,” Ontonagon entire game. traditional powers Wash- coach Brittany Turin-Jil- “You couldn’t penetrate, burn and Drummond and bert said. “We finally got they plug up the lane really have looked good doing so, some offense going in the well,” Hurley coach Mike but they haven’t played any third quarter, but the Swartz said. “You’ve got to of the top teams on the deficit was too great by just stay patient. It was a road yet. They look to be then. I thought our help growing experience for one of the teams competing defense already greatly these kids to stay within for the top spot in the Indi- improved from our last yourself and move the ball anhead with their early- game Monday (Chassell).” and pick and choose your season play, but the season Ontonagon (1-2) hosts spots when you look to isn’t even a quarter of the Bessemer Jan. 3. Dollar Bay — AJ Dotto 3, Ashton Janke 29, attack. That’s how you beat way complete yet. Bradley Myllyoja 5, Connor LeClaire 16, Davin Hill a team like Drummond. “It’s good to be 4-0, but 13, Harrison Hrabiansky 2. FTs: 8-11. Fouls: 6. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Janke 3, Dotto 1, “They don’t get out of there’s still a lot of work to LeClaire 2, Hill 1, Myllyoja 1. position defensively, do,” Swartz said. “We’ve Ontonagon — Logan Latvis 14, Luke Soumis 7, Luke Strasser 6, Austin Walters 2, Dakota Lain- they’re going to keep you got to keep growing as a gren 5, Tomas Immonen 2. FTs: 1-2. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Latvis 2, Laingren down, they’re going to keep group and keep improving 1. the score down, they’re throughout the year.” Dollar Bay 18 38 54 68 very patient on offense. This might be a Ontonagon 9 15 29 36 Fortunately for us, we matchup to watch in years Memphis' Wiseman says made enough shots and to come. Even the game in he has withdrawn from started the second half on a Drummond on Feb. 4 school good note to widen the appears set to be a good lead a little.” battle. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Hurley scored the first “They’re young and so – James Wiseman's col- 10 points of the second half are we,” Hanson said. lege career has come to an to turn a 26-22 game at the “We’re going to have some end after just three games half into a much more com- battles over the next two, with the Memphis center fortable lead. three years. I like the way and likely NBA lottery Croci drilled two 3s to our kids did some things pick saying on social make it 32-22. Corbin Tay- tonight, and if they didn’t media he has withdrawn lor scored and Croci got a shoot the ball the way they from school to begin steal and lay-in to make 36- did, I think things would focusing on his pro career 22 Hurley less than four have ended up a little bit rather than sitting out the minutes into the second different. rest of a 12-game NCAA half. “I like playing on the suspension. Drummond got the road early, especially with a The 7-foot-1 freshman game back to their pace young team because it announced his decision after that, but the damage shows we can play with Jason Juno/Daily Globe Thursday in an Instagram was done thanks to Croci some of these teams on the HURLEY’S DOMINIC Croci, right, shoots over Drummond’s Koal Shanks Thursday post, saying he was leav- and a few small halftime road that are going to be, I night at the Hurley K-12 School. ing school to start "prepar- adjustments that allowed think, towards the top of ing for the next chapter of Hurley to space the floor the conference. I think it “I just thought we were Sbraggia scored 18 mond with 16 points and my life." better to open some things was a good learning experi- a little bit slow defensively, points for the Northstars. Chase Miller had 15. "Ever since I was a little up offensively. ence for us.” not getting out on the “I thought it was a huge Hurley (4-0, 3-0) goes to kid, it's been a dream of “He’s a good shooter Drummond actually shooter, not climbing out night for Tony and Braxton Bayfield on Jan. 6. mine to play in the NBA," Drummond — Chase Miller 15, Nolan Arthur 16, and we just lost track of shot better from the out- of the down screens,” on the glass,” Swartz said. Chris Wright 4, Alex Rasmussen 5, Koal Shanks 4. Wiseman wrote. Swartz said. “I thought we “They gave us numerous FTs: 5-7. Fouls: 14. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: him a couple times and we side. While Hurley was 6 of Miller 3, Arthur 4. Wiseman was the top made a few mistakes that 13 from 3, Drummond did better in the second second and third chances Hurley — Corbin Taylor 3, Eli Talsma 6, 2019 high school prospect Dominic Croci 19, Derek Ransanici 2, Tony Cum- led to them getting some went 9 of 17 with several half. I thought they hit on offensive rebounds and mings 4, Braxton Sbraggia 18. FTs: 6-13. Fouls: and is considered the easy baskets and the lead coming late in their come- some tough 3s at the end in that was just huge.” 12. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Croci 5, Taylor 1. potential No. 1 pick in the Drummond 22 44 got up there where we back attempt. the second half.” Nolan Arthur led Drum- Hurley 26 52 2020 NBA draft. CO-OP HOCKEY Antetokounmpo, Bucks beat Davis-led Lakers 111-104 MILWAUKEE (AP) – Giannis Antetok- the Bucks' reserves. George Hill had 21 ounmpo looked over at LeBron James and points off the bench for Milwaukee. Anthony Davis and thought about his past. The last time two teams that were 20 "I wasn't supposed to be here," the 6- games over .500 played each other before foot-11 Greek Freak said. Jan. 1 was 1980. The Boston Celtics (28-8) Hardly looked that way Thursday night. played the Suns (32-8) in Phoenix. Boston Antetokounmpo had 34 points and 11 won 116-97. rebounds, and the Milwaukee Bucks beat "No matter what team we play," Hill said, James, Davis and the Los Angeles Lakers "we come in with the same mentality to get 111-104 in a showdown of the NBA's top better that night on both ends of the floor, teams. and it just happened to be the Lakers The reigning MVP had seven assists and tonight." a career-best five 3-pointers as Milwaukee Milwaukee led by six after the first quar- improved to 25-4 after ending an 18-game ter then opened the second with a 20-7 winning streak against Dallas on Monday run. night. Davis and James combined to shoot 6 "I wasn't the No. 1 pick, AD was, LeBron for 20 in the first half, and the Lakers had was," Antetokounmpo said. "I wasn't sup- 10 turnovers. The Bucks led 65-46 at the posed to be here. I wasn't supposed to go break. up against these two beasts. So I'm just Los Angeles outscored Milwaukee 68-46 happy that I'm here and happy that I'm in the second half to close the gap. The Lak- going through the process and I always ers now head home after ending a five- want to be better, do better for my team and game trip. Submitted photo that's what gives me joy." "We continue to build chemistry, we BRAYDEN BENDER (4) of Hurley and Kellan Traut (13) celebrate a goal for the Ash- James had 21 points, 12 rebounds and continue to build camaraderie," James said. land hockey team, which includes six Hurley players, Thursday night in Spooner 11 assists for his seventh triple-double of "Pretty much every time anyone does any- where they played the Northwest Icemen. Ashland scored first on a breakaway the season, and Davis had 36 points and 10 thing, we pretty much do it together on the goal by Colin Traut with a stretch pass from Brayden Bender. The Icemen tied it, but rebounds. road. Just kind of have that bunker mental- Ashland scored again, this time on a goal by Ty Obey with another assist by Bender. "You tip your hat off to him and we move ity, that brotherhood when we hit the road." Ashland scored its third goal on a shot by Colin Traut on an assist by Hurley’s Jack forward," Davis said of Antetokounmpo. The Bucks improved to 3-0 against the Santini. The Icemen scored twice in the last 10 minutes to force overtime. Ashland The Lakers dropped their second two teams from Los Angeles, including a scored the gamewinner at the 6:36 mark ona goal by Colin Traut, who had a hat straight game and fell to 24-5 largely dominant 119-91 win over the Clippers at trick, on an assist by Obey. Ashland (3-2) hosts Tomahawk tonight at 7 p.m. because their bench was outscored 34-4 by home on Dec. 6. l 10 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTSCOLLEGE MILWAUKEE (111) DREW — Named Alyssa Broccoli G.Antetokounmpo 11-19 7-10 34, director of volleyball and women's Middleton 5-10 3-5 15, B.Lopez 3-8 Wisconsin tops volleyball coach. 4-4 10, DiVincenzo 2-7 0-0 5, Daily Globe Scoreboard MEMPHIS — Men's basketball C Matthews 4-9 2-4 13, Brown 1-3 0-0 James Wiseman announced he has 3, Connaughton 1-2 0-2 2, Ilyasova Baylor to reach NCAA withdrawn from school. 1-2 0-0 2, Korver 1-3 3-3 6, R.Lopez Plymouth 71, Berlin 33 lette 49 p.m. Local Schedule WILLIAM PENN — Named Tuck- 0-2 0-0 0, Hill 7-12 4-4 21. Totals 36- Friday, Dec. 20 Reedsville 72, Elkhart Lake/Glen- Thorp 50, Cadott 45 Sunday's Games er Black women's wrestling coach. 77 23-32 111. beulah 42 N.Y. Giants at Washington, 1 volleyball final Boys Basketball Watertown 58, Fort Atkinson 20 L.A. Lakers 17 29 35 23 — 104 Richland Center 64, Lancaster 61 Webster 38, Bruce 29 p.m. Wakefield-Marenisco at Iron- All TimesNBA EST Milwaukee 23 42 24 22 — 111 wood, 7:15 Rio 80, Montello 63 West De Pere 82, Xavier 42 Cincinnati at Miami, 1 p.m. 3-Point Goals_L.A. Lakers 12-35 PITTSBURGH (AP) – Dana Rettke had River Ridge 61, Cassville 40 Wild Rose 63, Tri-County 30 New Orleans at Tennessee, 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE Mercer at Three Lakes, 7:15 Atlantic Division (Green 7-12, James 3-7, Caldwell- 19 kills, Molly Haggerty added 15 and Girls Basketball River Valley 63, Prairie du Chien Wisconsin Heights 55, Riverdale p.m. Pope 2-6, Davis 0-6), Milwaukee 16- 55 48 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. W L Pct GB Wisconsin beat Baylor 25-27, 25-21, 25-17, Hurley at Bayfield, 7:15 Philadelphia 20 9 .690 — 39 (G.Antetokounmpo 5-8, Hill 3-5, Ironwood at Drummond, 7:15 Seneca 39, De Soto 24 Wrightstown 80, Marinette 40 Baltimore at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Matthews 3-7, Middleton 2-5, Brown Sheboygan Area Luth. 96, She- POSTPONEMENTS AND Carolina at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Boston 18 7 .720 — 25-19 on Thursday night to advance to the Dollar Bay at Ontonagon, 7:20 Toronto 19 8 .704 — 1-2, Korver 1-3, DiVincenzo 1-4, EST boygan Christian 63 CANCELLATIONS Jacksonville at Atlanta, 1 p.m. B.Lopez 0-3). Fouled Out_None. NCAA women's volleyball championship Sheboygan Falls 61, Laconia 39 Marion vs. Wisconsin Valley Oakland at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 Brooklyn 15 13 .536 4½ Mercer at Three Lakes, 5:45 New York 7 21 .250 12½ Rebounds_L.A. Lakers 38 (James match. Shiocton 65, Bonduel 51 Lutheran, ccd. p.m. 12), Milwaukee 40 (G.Antetokounm- Shullsburg 68, Benton, Ill. 60 Detroit at Denver, 4:05 p.m. Southeast Division U.P.Thursday Boys po 11). Assists_L.A. Lakers 24 Seeking their first title, the Badgers will Slinger 68, Cedarburg 56 College Bowls Arizona at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. WLPct GB North Central 46, Carney-Nadeau All Times EST Miami 20 8 .714 — (James 11), Milwaukee 22 (G.Ante- face defending champion Stanford in the 41 Southern Door 75, Sevastopol 35 Friday, Dec. 20 Dallas at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. tokounmpo 7). Total Fouls_L.A. Lak- St. Augustine, N.J. 61, Tenor/Ver- Kansas City at Chicago, 8:20 Orlando 12 16 .429 8 Mid Peninsula 48, Republic- Bahamas Bowl Charlotte 13 18 .419 8½ ers 24, Milwaukee 25. A_18,051 final Saturday night. The Cardinal swept Michigamme 40 itas Co-op 43 Nassau p.m. (17,500). The Prairie School 70, Shoreland Monday's Games Washington 8 18 .308 11 Minnesota in the second semifinal. Rapid River 50, Forest Park 44 Buffalo (7-5) vs. Charlotte (7-5), 2 Atlanta 6 23 .207 14½ Maplewood Baptist 85, Big Bay Lutheran 67 p.m (ESPN) Green Bay at Minnesota, 8:15 NHL Unity 52, Somerset 39 p.m. Central Division All Times EST Wisconsin is 3-0 in national semifinals, de Noc 39 Frisco (Texas) Bowl WLPct GB EASTERN CONFERENCE Waukesha South 97, Milwaukee Utah State (7-5) vs. Kent State (6- Sunday, Dec. 29 Westwood 77, Manistique 21 Milwaukee 25 4 .862 — Atlantic Division winning in 2000 and 2013 before falling Negaunee 68, West Iron County Arts 58 6), 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2) Chicago at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Wauzeka-Steuben 80, Ithaca 42 Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Indiana 19 9 .679 5½ GP WLOTPts GF GA in the finals both times. 48 Saturday, Dec. 21 Detroit 11 17 .393 13½ Boston 36 21 7850 120 93 Houghton 88, Hancock 56 Webster 63, Bruce 39 Celebration Bowl Miami at New England, 1 p.m. Rettke also had eight blocks and Wilmot Union 64, Union Grove 50 Tennessee at Houston, 1 p.m. Chicago 11 19 .367 14½ Buffalo 36 16 13 7 39 111 114 Painesdale Jeffers 61, Chassell At Atlanta Cleveland 7 21 .250 17½ Tampa Bay 33 17 12 4 38 117 107 Wittenberg-Birnamwood 54, NC A&T (8-3) vs. Alcorn State (9- Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Tiffany Clark added 18 digs for Wisconsin 42 WESTERN CONFERENCE Montreal 34 16 12 6 38 108 108 Dollar Bay 68, Ontonagon 36 Pacelli 53 3), Noon (ABC) Washington at Dallas, 1 p.m. (27-6). Defense was key for the Badgers, as Wonewoc-Center 62, Riverdale Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 Southwest Division Toronto 35 17 14 4 38 115 112 Lake Linden-Hubbell 62, Calumet New Mexico Bowl WLPct GB Florida 33 16 12 5 37 115 109 60 57 Albuquerque p.m. they held the Bears to a .183 hitting per- Wrightstown 69, Clintonville 57 Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Dallas 18 9 .667 — Ottawa 36 15 18 3 33 99 117 Brimley 82, Cedarville 76 Central Michigan (8-5) vs. San Houston 18 9 .667 — Detroit 36 9 24 3 21 79 141 centage. Young Coggs Prep 71, Milwau- Diego State (9-3), 2 p.m. (ESPN) L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, 1 Rudyard 51, Newberry 35 San Antonio 11 16 .407 7 Metropolitan Division Pickford 67, DeTour 34 kee Collegiate Academy 64 Cure Bowl p.m. Yossiana Pressley, the unanimous Big Tarkanian Classic N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Memphis 10 18 .357 8½ GP WLOTPts GF GA Alba 47, Mackinac Island 34 Orlando, Fla. New Orleans 7 22 .241 12 Washington 35 24 6553 125 100 The Eight Bracket Liberty (7-5) vs. Georgia South- Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 1 12 player of the year, led Baylor (29-2) Northwest Division N.Y. Islanders3323 8248 98 82 U.P. Girls Oak Ridge, Fla. 70, Milw. Wash- ern (7-5), 2:30 p.m. (CBSSN) p.m. with 25 kills and 16 digs. Thursday ington 60 New Orleans at Carolina, 1 p.m. WLPct GB Carolina 34 21 11 2 44 113 89 Gladstone 57, Iron Mountain 19 Boca Raton (Fla.) Bowl Denver 18 8 .692 — Pittsburgh 34 20 10 4 44 114 90 SMU (10-2) vs. FAU (10-3), 3:30 Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1 p.m. "She gets up there and she cranks," Ret- Westwood 77, Manistique 21 Utah 17 11 .607 2 Philadelphia35 19 11 5 43 111 101 Wisconisn Girls p.m. (ABC) Oakland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Big Bay de Noc 44, Maplewood Thursday Oklahoma City 13 14 .481 5½ N.Y. Rangers3316 13 4 36 105 106 tke said. "Definitely a great attacker. I Almond-Bancroft 43, Pittsville 32 San Francisco at Seattle, 4:25 Baptist 28 Camellia Bowl Portland 12 16 .429 7 Columbus 35 15 14 6 36 90 103 Amery 51, Saint Croix Central 8 p.m. think our blocking was really good." Bark River-Harris 57, Rapid River Montgomery, Ala. Minnesota 10 16 .385 8 New Jersey 33 11 17 5 27 80 116 Bay Port 57, Ashwaubenon 25 FIU (6-6) vs. Arkansas State (7- Arizona at L.A. Rams, 4:25 p.m. 41 Pacific Division WESTERN CONFERENCE In the fourth set, Wisconsin was finally Beaver Dam 73, Mount Horeb 36 5), 5:30 p.m. (ESPN) Menominee 77, Stephenson 35 W L Pct GB Central Division Big Foot 44, Jefferson 36 Transactions Forest Park 49, Norway 23 Las Vegas Bowl BASEBALL L.A. Lakers 24 5 .828 — GP WLOTPts GF GA able to neutralize Pressley, blocking her Blair-Taylor 77, Pepin/Alma 4 Boise State (12-1) vs. Washing- Baraga 57, L'Anse 41 American League L.A. Clippers 21 8 .724 3 St. Louis 36 22 8650 109 96 Bloomer 60, Northwestern 57 ton (7-5), 7:30 p.m. (ABC) BOSTON RED SOX — Agreed to twice as the Badgers took the lead for Calumet 71, Ishpeming 67 Sacramento 12 15 .444 11 Colorado 34 22 9347 123 92 Brodhead 66, Whitewater 52 terms with LHP Martin Perez on a Ironwood 48, Bessemer 20 New Orleans Bowl Phoenix 11 16 .407 12 Dallas 36 20 12 4 44 95 85 good at 18-17. The match-winning kill Cameron 41, Hayward 37, OT UAB (9-4) vs. Appalachian State one-year contract. Mackinac Island 41, Alba 16 Golden State 5 24 .172 19 Winnipeg 35 20 13 2 42 105 101 Clintonville 61, Luxemburg-Casco (12-1), 9 p.m. (ESPN) from Rettke went off Pressley's out- National League Wednesday's Games Nashville 34 16 12 6 38 119 111 Wisconsin Boys 41 CINCINNATI REDS — Signed Thursday NFL Cleveland 100, Charlotte 98 Minnesota 35 16 14 5 37 107 115 stretched fist. Pressley finished with 12 Colfax 65, Mondovi 33 All Times EST LHP Wade Miley to a two-year con- Chicago 110, Washington 109, Chicago 36 14 16 6 34 99 115 Birchwood 66, Lake Holcombe 65 Columbus Catholic 60, Gilman 43 tract. errors. AMERICAN CONFERENCE OT Pacific Division Black Hawk 44, Argyle 36 Crivitz 44, Wausaukee 37 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — East Miami 108, Philadelphia 104 GP WLOTPts GF GA "To hold that team under .200 and to Burlington 56, Delavan-Darien 44 Cuba City 52, Iowa-Grant 33 Named Brad Holman minor league Cambria-Friesland 81, Prince- WLTPct PF PA Toronto 112, Detroit 99 Arizona 36 20 12 4 44 100 86 Darlington 48, Boscobel 30 x-N England11 30.786 372 181 pitching coordinator; Matt LeCroy hold an elite player like Pressley under ton/Green Lake 61 Oklahoma City 126, Memphis Vegas 37 19 13 5 43 112 105 DeForest 61, Waunakee 53 x-Buffalo 10 40.714 291 222 minor league quality control coordi- Cambridge 65, Salam School 51 122 Edmonton 37 19 14 4 42 109 112 .200, it was just a great defensive effort," Denmark 55, Waupaca 39 N.Y. Jets 590.357 247 343 nator; Michael Tejera pitching coach Clear Lake 82, Clayton 19 New Orleans 107, Minnesota 99 Calgary 36 18 14 4 40 96 108 Durand 53, Boyceville 29 Miami 3 11 0 .214 241 435 for Fresno (PCL); Billy Gardner Jr. Badgers head coach Kelly Sheffield said. Coleman 72, Saint Thomas Denver 113, Orlando 104 Vancouver 35 16 15 4 36 111 108 Eastbrook Academy 33, Cristo South manager and Sam Narron pitching Boston 109, Dallas 103 San Jose 36 16 18 2 34 98 125 Aquinas 11 Rey Jesuit 32 coach for Harrisburg (EL); Justin Wisconsin avenged a 3-1 loss to Baylor Columbus 57, Mayville 47 WLTPct PF PA Portland 122, Golden State 112 Los Angeles37 15 18 4 34 96 117 Eau Claire Memorial 44, Houston 950.643 341 330 Lord pitching coach of Fredericks- Cristo Rey Jesuit 52, Eastbrook Thursday's Games Anaheim 35 14 17 4 32 89 104 on Sept. 6. The first-set loss was the first Menomonie 40 Tennessee 860.571 339 279 burg (Carolina); Mario Lisson man- Academy 43 Utah 111, Atlanta 106 NOTE: Two points for a win, one Edgewood 63, Monroe 55 Indianapolis 680.429 303 329 ager, Jorge Mejia hitting coach, Pat time the Badgers dropped a set in their Crivitz 58, Wausaukee 53 Milwaukee 111, L.A. Lakers 104 point for overtime loss. Top three Elk Mound 67, Glenwood City 47 Jacksonville 590.357 250 353 Rice pitching coach for Hagerstown Dodgeville 59, Platteville 51 San Antonio 118, Brooklyn 105 teams in each division and two wild NCAA Tournament run, but the momen- Fall Creek 66, Regis 39 North (SAL); Patrick Anderson manager of Houston at L.A. Clippers cards per conference advance to Elkhorn Area 70, Badger 58 Freedom 64, Fox Valley Lutheran Auburn (NYP); and Edwin Hurtado tary hitch in momentum didn't seem to Esko, Minn. 69, Superior 68 WLTPct PF PA Friday's Games playoffs. 23 y-Baltimore 12 20.857 472 257 pitching coach, Wilson Valdez infield Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 66, Memphis at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Wednesday's Games bother them. Gillett 45, Laona-Wabeno 36 Pittsburgh 860.571 269 259 coach, Stolmy Pimentel assistant Westby 53 Sacramento at Indiana, 7 p.m. New Jersey 3, Anaheim 1 Gresham Community 50, Tiger- Cleveland 680.429 297 329 pitching coach for the DSL Nation- "We didn't really panic or anything," Grantsburg 69, Osceola 52 Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Colorado 4, Chicago 1 ton 29 Cincinnati 1 13 0 .071 211 359 als. Washington at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis 2, Edmonton 1 Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran 81, Hermantown, Minn. 61, Superior setter Sydney Hilley said. "We knew there West BASKETBALL Dallas at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Thursday's Games Gibraltar 63 54 NBA G League Hayward 56, Rice Lake 43 WLTPct PF PA New York at Miami, 8 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 3, Boston 2, SO was a lot of volleyball left and we knew the Janesville Craig 67, Madison y-KC 10 40.714 394 284 CAPITAL CITY GO-GO — Added Hilbert 48, Howards Grove 47 Phoenix at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Columbus 3, Los Angeles 2, OT East 61 Oakland 680.429 274 386 C Asauhn Dixon-Tatum from the match wasn't going to be decided by just Hurley 52, Drummond 44 Minnesota at Denver, 9 p.m. Philadelphia 6, Buffalo 1 Kaukauna 76, Oshkosh North 19 Denver 590.357 239 284 player pool. Hustisford 95, Wayland Academy Orlando at Portland, 10 p.m. Dallas 4, Tampa Bay 3, OT one set." Kewaskum 49, Winneconne 38 L.A. Chargers590.357 299 290 FOOTBALL 40 New Orleans at Golden State, Ottawa 5, Nashville 4, OT Kewaunee 53, Green Bay N.E.W. NATIONAL CONFERENCE National Football League 10:30 p.m. Chicago 4, Winnipeg 1 The Bears will lose four seniors, but Iowa-Grant 56, Belmont 44 Lutheran 29 CLEVELAND BROWNS — East Saturday's Games Montreal at Calgary Kenosha Tremper 88, Racine Lake Country Lutheran 72, Mil- Signed LB Jermaine Grace to the bring back Pressley after making a trip to Case 87 WLTPct PF PA Utah at Charlotte, 5 p.m. Carolina at Colorado waukee Academy of Science 65 Dallas 770.500 378 288 practice squad. Released QB Eric their first NCAA semifinal and earning the Kettle Moraine 65, Milwaukee Atlanta at Brooklyn, 6 p.m. Minnesota at Arizona Little Chute 47, Oconto Falls 40 Philadelphia 770.500 334 328 Dungey from the practice squad. Riverside University 60 Chicago at Detroit, 7 p.m. Vegas at Vancouver Madison Memorial 80, Verona N.Y. Giants 3 11 0 .214 283 382 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed program's first No. 1 ranking. Kiel 61, Kewaunee 59 Washington at Philadelphia, 7 Friday's Games Area 53 Washington 3 11 0 .214 215 347 LB Ukeme Eligwe. Placed OT Trent Lomira 53, St. Marys Springs 51 p.m. Dallas at Florida, 7 p.m. "It does sting, but I'm so excited that we McDonell Central 68, Osseo- South Brown on IR. Milwaukee at New York, 7:30 Toronto at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Lourdes Academy 88, Dodgeland Fairchild 57 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — got to play together and take this program 30 WLTPct PF PA p.m. Washington at New Jersey, 7 McFarland 59, East Troy 30 y-N Orleans 11 30.786 378 303 Signed TE Codey McElroy from the Manitowoc Lutheran 83, St. Mary Sacramento at Memphis, 8 p.m. p.m. to places that it's never been before," Press- Melrose-Mindoro 78, Eleva-Strum Tampa Bay 770.500 416 398 practice squad. Catholic 73 L.A. Clippers at San Antonio, 8:30 Pittsburgh at Edmonton, 9 p.m. 46 Atlanta 590.357 329 365 Canadian Football League ley said. "We're going to be back next Markesan 63, Fall River 48 p.m. Saturday's Games Middleton 67, Janesville Parker Carolina 590.357 324 390 EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Medford Area 62, Wausau East Houston at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Buffalo, 1 p.m. year." 40 North signed DB Bryce Bartlett, DL Minnesota at Portland, 10 p.m. Anaheim at N.Y. Islanders, 1 p.m. 47 Mineral Point 54, Fennimore 44 Dwayne Beckford, DL Darrell Mellen 50, Washburn 47 WLTPct PF PA Sunday's Games Winnipeg at Minnesota, 2 p.m. Neillsville 42, Colby 34 x-Green Bay11 30.786 330 283 Brown, RB Devontae Jackson and Milwaukee North 65, Destiny 64 Dallas at Toronto, 3:30 p.m. Nashville at Boston, 7 p.m. Defending champ Stanford New Glarus 70, Palmyra-Eagle Minnesota 10 40.714 378 259 WR Malik Richards. Monticello 54, Juda 39 Charlotte at Boston, 6 p.m. Florida at Carolina, 7 p.m. 22 Chicago 770.500 256 253 HOCKEY Mountain Top Academy 90, Mil- Indiana at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. New Jersey at Columbus, 7 p.m. sweeps Minnesota Newman Catholic 53, Marathon Detroit 3 10 1 .250 304 373 National Hockey League waukee Early View 60 L.A. Clippers at Oklahoma City, 7 Montreal at Edmonton, 7 p.m. 42 West NHL — Fined Colorado D Samuel p.m. Philadelphia at Ottawa, 7 p.m. New Auburn 67, Cornell 41 Oneida Nation 69, Lena 24 Girard $1,957.89 for boarding PITTSBURGH (AP) – Kathryn Plum- North Crawford 57, Weston 16 WLTPct PF PA Denver at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 7 p.m. Oregon 67, Stoughton 44 x-S Francisco11 30.786 419 258 Chicago F Alex DeBrincat during a Oakfield 59, Valley Christian 46 Tampa Bay at Washington, 7 mer had 26 kills and defending champion Prairie Farm 46, Northwood 35 x-Seattle 11 30.786 371 345 Dec. 18 game. Oconto 65, Algoma 47 MilwaukeeLakers-Bucks 111, L.A. Lakers Box 104 p.m. Prescott 65, Somerset 37 L.A. Rams 860.571 332 306 DALLAS STARS — Assinged F Stanford swept Minnesota 25-19, 25-22, Omro 74, North Fond du Lac 32 L.A. LAKERS (104) Chicago at Colorado, 9 p.m. Rosholt 64, Port Edwards 28 Arizona 491.321 310 398 Tye Felhaber from the Idaho Steel- Onalaska 75, Aquinas 37 Davis 11-25 14-17 36, James 8- Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 25-22 on Thursday night to reach the Sauk Prairie 71, Portage 51 x-clinched playoff spot heads (ECHL) to the Texas Stars St. Louis at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Ozaukee 70, Cedar Grove-Bel- Seymour 64, Shawano 47 (AHL). 19 2-2 21, McGee 2-2 0-0 4, Cald- NCAA women's volleyball final. y-clinched division Sunday's Games gium 64 Shell Lake 49, Spooner 38 DETROIT RED WINGS — well-Pope 7-12 2-2 18, Green 7-13 Palmyra-Eagle 74, Madison Saturday's Games 0-1 21, Dudley 0-0 0-0 0, Howard 1- Anaheim at N.Y. Rangers, 12:30 Stanford (29-4) will face Wisconsin on Shoreland Lutheran 44, The Houston at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Recalled G Calvin Pickard from Country Day 19 2 0-1 2, Bradley 0-2 0-0 0, Caruso 0- p.m. Prairie School 20 Buffalo at New England, 4:30 Grand Rapids (AHL). Saturday night, seeking its third title in Parkview 75, Abundant Life 1 0-0 0, Daniels 0-1 0-0 0, Rondo 1- Calgary at Dallas, 7 p.m. Slinger 54, Cedarburg 42 p.m. WINNIPEG JETS — Claimed G Christian/St. Ambrose 48 3 0-0 2. Totals 37-80 18-23 104. Arizona at Detroit, 7 p.m. four years and ninth overall. Sun Prairie 79, Madison La Fol- L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 8:15 Eric Comrie off waivers from Detroit. Vegas at San Jose, 10 p.m. Watch every bowl? Yes! Here's why they are all must-see TV

By RALPH D. RUSSO Middle Tennessee and then beat Miami for Pick: NORTH CAROLINA 28-24. Line: Mississippi State minus 4. Why watch? No matter what happens, AP College Football Writer the biggest victory in program history. Pinstripe Bowl, New York Why watch? One team (Louisville) this game should create enough offseason This bowl season starts a bit earlier How does that happen? Wake Forest vs. Michigan State, 3:20 went 7-5, ended the season getting content to get The Paul Finebaum Show and ends a bit later. The number of games Pick: ARKANSAS STATE 31-27. p.m. (ESPN) whipped by its rival and its fans are feeling through June. is the same, but they are spread over more Las Vegas Bowl Line: Michigan State minus 4.5. optimistic about the future. The other Pick: ALABAMA 35-17. days. Boise State vs. Washington, 7:30 p.m. Why watch? The Pinstripe Bowl has team went 6-6, ended the season by beat- Outback Bowl, Tampa, Florida That means more days with at least a (ABC) been the only opportunity to see a trophy ing its rival and its fans are feeling pes- Minnesota vs. Auburn, 1 p.m. (ESPN) little bit of college football, ending with the Line: Washington minus 3.5. ceremony at Yankee Stadium for a decade. simistic. Expectations are everything in Line: Auburn minus 7. national championship game Jan. 13 in Why watch? Chris Petersen's final Pick: WAKE FOREST 24-21. college football. Why watch? Defensive linemen wear- New Orleans. game before stepping down as Washing- Texas Bowl, Houston Pick: MISSISSIPPI STATE 28-22. ing single digit jersey numbers is one of We will save the playoff picks for ton coach comes against his former team. Oklahoma State vs. Texas A&M, 6:45 Redbox Bowl, Santa Clara, Calif. the best things about college football. That another time. Do you really need a reason Should be a quality sendoff for one of the p.m. (ESPN) Illinois vs. California, 4 p.m. (FOX) makes Auburn stars Derrick Brown (No. to watch the games that determine the most successful coaches of the past two Line: Texas A&M minus 7. Line: California minus 7. 5) and Marlon Davidson (No. 3) even national championship? For the other 38 decades. Why watch? Same reason to watch Why watch? Tired of all those pesky more far to watch. games, you might need a little convincing. Pick: WASHINGTON 27-21. most Oklahoma State bowl games in points in college football? The RedBox Pick: AUBURN 24-18. We're here to help. New Orleans Bowl recent years: You miss the original Big 12. bowl produced 13 last year and probably Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California The picks and a reason to watch every UAB vs. Appalachian State, 9 p.m. Since the conference splintered in 2011, won't do much more than that this year. Oregon vs. Wisconsin, 5 p.m. (ESPN) bowl game (all times EST): (ESPN) this will be the fourth time the Cowboys Pick: CAL 17-14. Line: Wisconsin minus 3. Friday, Dec. 20 Line: Appalachian State minus 17. have played a former Big 12 member in Orange Bowl, Miami Gardens, Florida Why watch? Over the next year you Bahamas Bowl, Nassau Why watch? App State beat two Power the postseason. Florida vs. Virginia, 8 p.m. (ESPN) will be hearing a lot about Oregon OT Buffalo vs. Charlotte, 2 p.m (ESPN) Five teams and probably deserves better Pick: Texas A&M 31-27. Line: Florida minus 14. Penei Sewell. The sophomore is already Line: Buffalo minus 6.5 than the New Orleans Bowl. The least you Holiday Bowl, San Diego Why watch? The Cavaliers have not the best offensive lineman in the country. Why watch? Three words: Early happy could do is watch the Mountaineers try to Iowa vs. Southern California, 8 p.m. played in a bowl this big since they lost in Pick: WISCONSIN 28-23. hour. wrap up a 13-win season. (FS1) the Sugar Bowl to Tennessee in 1991. And, Sugar Bowl, New Orleans Pick: CHARLOTTE 24-21. Pick: APP STATE 35-14. Line: Iowa minus 2. hey, that game was close. Georgia vs. Baylor, 8:45 p.m. (ESPN) Frisco (Texas) Bowl Monday, Dec. 23 Why watch? Did you know that Clay Pick: FLORIDA 38-23. Line: Georgia minus 7.5. Utah State vs. Kent State, 7:30 p.m. Gasparilla Bowl Helton is still USC's coach? Really! Tuesday, Dec. 31 Why watch? At least one of these (ESPN2) Tampa, Florida Pick: USC 26-23. Belk Bowl, Charlotte, North Carolina teams is going to be really into this game. Line: Utah State minus 7. UCF vs. Marshall, 2:30 p.m. (ESPN) Cheez-It Bowl, Phoenix Kentucky vs. Virginia Tech, noon Pick: GEORGIA 26-20. Why watch? Impress your friends Line: UCF minus 17. Air Force vs. Washington State, 10:15 (ESPN) Thursday, Jan. 2 when you inform them Kent State coach Why watch? Remember when UCF p.m. (ESPN) Line: Virginia Tech minus 3. Birmingham (Alabama) Bowl Sean Lewis is both the youngest (33) and was a big deal? Ahh, those were the days. Line: Air Force minus 3. Why watch? Longtime Virginia Tech Cincinnati vs. Boston College, 3 p.m. tallest (6-foot-7) coach in FBS. Pick: UCF 38-17. Why watch? Last year's Cheez-It Bowl defensive coordinator Bud Foster's last (ESPN) Pick: UTAH STATE 35-24. Tuesday, Dec. 24 was a glorious 10-7 OT debacle between assignment: Stop Kentucky's receiver- Line: Cincinnati minus 7. Saturday, Dec. 21 Hawaii Bowl Cal and TCU. So bad it was great. This turned-quarterback Lynn Bowden Jr., an Why watch? There's no way you're Celebration Bowl, Atlanta Honolulu year features the yin and yang of college All-American who has run for 1,245 yards putting in a productive work day this close North Carolina A&T vs. Alcorn State, BYU vs. Hawaii, 8 p.m. (ESPN) football. Air Force's triple-option averages and 11 touchdowns. to the weekend so might as well cut out noon (ABC) Line: BYU minus 1.5. 57 rushes per game. Wazzu's Air Raid Pick: KENTUCKY 23-21. early. Line: NC A&T minus 3. Why watch? When you're putting attack averages 56 passes per game. Sun Bowl, El Paso, Texas Pick: CINCINNATI 27-16. Why watch? FCS football, but major together that bicycle you got your kid for Pick: Air Force 31-27. Florida State vs. Arizona State, 2 p.m. Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Florida college bands at halftime. Christmas, the Hawaii Bowl can distract Saturday, Dec. 28 (CBS) Indiana vs. Tennessee, 7 p.m. (ESPN) Pick: NC A&T 24-21. you from worrying about all those "extra" Camping World Bowl, Orlando, Flori- Line: Arizona State minus 5. Line: Tennessee minus 1.5 New Mexico Bowl, Albuquerque parts. da Why watch? Four words: Early happy Why watch? The Hoosiers could win Central Michigan vs. San Diego State, Pick: BYU 24-21. No. 14 Notre Dame vs. Iowa State, hour margaritas. nine games in a season for the first time 2 p.m. (ESPN) Thursday, Dec. 26 noon (ABC) Pick: ARIZONA STATE 21-14. since 1967. Line: San Diego State minus 3.5. Independence Bowl, Shreveport, Line: Notre Dame minus 4. Liberty Bowl, Memphis, Tennessee Pick: INDIANA 24-20. Why watch? You are that rare Florida Louisiana Why watch? The Cyclones pretty Kansas State vs. Navy, 3:45 p.m. Friday, Jan. 3 fan who thought Jim McElwain, now Miami vs. Louisiana Tech, 4 p.m. much play only close games. Nine of their (ESPN) Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, Boise coaching at CMU, really got a raw deal in (ESPN) 12 games were decided by 10 points or Line: Navy minus 2. Ohio vs. Nevada, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN) Gainesville, and you want to root him on Line: Miami minus 6.5. fewer. Should be a good one. Why watch? Long for the days when Line: Ohio minus 7.5. to a bowl victory. Why watch? At some point, the 6-6 Pick: NOTRE DAME 28-23. games took less then three and half hours Why watch? Blue field. Pick: SAN DIEGO STATE 20-16. Hurricanes will break out the Turnover Cotton Bowl, Arlington, Texas to play? K-State and Navy like to keep that Pick: OHIO 34-21. Cure Bowl, Orlando, Florida Chain ... in Shreveport .... against a Con- Penn State vs. Memphis, noon (ESPN) clock rolling and the number of posses- Saturday, Jan. 4 Liberty vs. Georgia Southern, 2:30 ference USA team ... without a shred of Line: Penn State minus 6.5. sions down. Armed Forces Bowl, Fort Worth p.m. (CBSSN) irony or self awareness. Why watch? Memphis has fun play- Pick: NAVY 24-20. Southern Miss vs. Tulane, 11:30 a.m. Line: Georgia Southern minus 5. Pick: MIAMI 28-20. makers on offense such as RB Kenneth Arizona Bowl, Tucson, Arizona (ESPN) Why watch? Remember when Liberty Quick Lane Bowl, Detroit Gainwell and WR Antonio Gibson. Penn Wyoming vs. Georgia State, 4:30 p.m. Line: Tulane minus 7. coach Hugh Freeze began the season Pittsburgh vs. Eastern Michigan, 8 State has its next great linebacker in All- (CBSSN) Why watch? Conference USA nostal- coaching from a hospital bed? Tune in to p.m. (ESPN) American Micah Parsons to chase them Line: Wyoming minus 7.5. gia. The Golden Eagles and Green Wave find out how he's doing. Line: Pitt minus 11.5. down. Why watch? SEC haters special. The played every year from 1979-2010, with Pick: GEORGIA SOUTHERN 21-19. Why watch? Feeling bloated and Pick: MEMPHIS 33-30. Cowboys and Panthers both beat SEC East Southern Miss going 23-7. Boca Raton (Florida) Bowl weary the day after Christmas? Have we Monday, Dec. 30 opponents in September. Pick: TULANE 27-17. SMU vs. FAU, 3:30 p.m. (ABC) got a bowl game for you. SERVPRO First Responder Bowl, Dal- Pick: WYOMING 26-21. Monday, Jan. 6 Line: SMU minus 3. Pick: PITT 35-17. las Alamo Bowl, San Antonio Lendingtree Bowl, Mobile, Alabama Why watch? The program that sur- Friday, Dec. 27 Western Kentucky vs. Western Michi- Texas vs. Utah, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) Miami (Ohio) vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, vived the NCAA death penalty vs. the pro- Military Bowl, Annapolis, Md. gan, 12:30 p.m. (ESPN) Line: Utah minus 7.5. 7:30 p.m. (ESPN) gram that survived Lane Kiffin. North Carolina vs. Temple, Noon Line: Western Kentucky minus 4. Why watch? How back will Texas be Line: Louisiana-Lafayette minus 14. Pick: SMU 35-30. (ESPN) Why watch? Find out which Western heading into this offseason? Why watch? If you like smashmouth Camellia Bowl, Montgomery, Alabama Line: North Carolina minus 5. is the Best Western. (rim shot) Pick: UTAH 31-21. football, the Ragin' Cajuns are for you, FIU vs. Arkansas State, 5:30 p.m. Why watch? Catch the best freshman Pick: WESTERN KENTUCKY 31-21. Wednesday, Jan. 1 averaging 6.39 yards per carry (second (ESPN) quarterback in the country: Sam Howell of Music City Bowl, Nashville Citrus Bowl, Orlando, Florida only to Clemson) behind All-America Line: Arkansas State minus 2.5. the Tar Heels threw for 3,347 yards and 35 Mississippi State vs. Louisville, 4 p.m. Michigan vs. Alabama, 1 p.m. (ABC) guard Kevin Dotson. Why watch? FIU gave up 50 points to touchdowns. (ESPN) Line: Alabama minus 7.5. Pick: LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 38-10. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Less Christmas cheer in letterbox Dear Annie: It’s time to send out my annual Christmas cards to family and friends, a tradition I have enjoyed for near- ly 25 years. I look forward to receiving cards every year and joyfully hang them in a visible location for the winter as a reminder of the friendship we share. Dear Unfortunately, I have seen a significant Annie decline in people who exchange cards in recent years. Last year, less than half of the people I sent cards to sent me one in ing an organization such as Soldiers’ return. They say they’re too busy or just Angels (soldiersangels.org/) or Operation can’t be bothered with the task. Mostly, I G r a t i t u d e receive no response at all. Should I stop (operationgratitude.com/express-your- sending holiday cards to these people? I’m thanks/write-letters/) to write letters to just wondering. – Lonely Mailbox deployed troops throughout the year. Dear Lonely Mailbox: Fewer people Dear Annie: Regarding “Suds to My THE PAJAMA DIARIES might send cards in the mail these days, Elbows,” who is tired of guests not helping but that’s all the more reason to send them: Opening one’s mailbox and finding clean up after holiday dinners: May I sug- a thoughtful, personal piece of correspon- gest a chore sign-up sheet, labeled some- dence is more exciting than ever. So thing neutral and diplomatic such as please, don’t stop spreading that Christ- “Contribution Sign-Up Sheet.” Email it to mas cheer for as long as it makes you jolly. each family/guest a couple of weeks or a And read on for some inspiration for your month ahead of time, and let them know mailing list next year. that this is a new way to keep the chore Dear Annie: Could you please write contributions fairly even. I’m going to sug- about the address to send soldiers Christ- gest it for our family this year, as I am one mas cards? – Thinking of Our Troops at of the few that always helps! Good luck! – MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM Christmas B. Dear Thinking: United Soldiers and Dear B: This is an interesting idea, and Sailors of America collects Christmas I appreciate how straightforward and cards from civilians and mails them direct- direct a solution it is. I’d be curious to hear ly to troops deployed around the world. how it works out for you this year. Please The deadline has passed for this year, but let us know. I’m happy to print this information so that Dear Annie: I wish you had asked in readers might make a note of it for next your response if this woman expects her year. brother or husband to clean up, or just the USASOA asks that you leave card sister(s)-in-law? Why is it the women-folk envelopes blank and do not seal them; are expected to do all the work and wait on place all cards in a larger envelope or box the men while the guys watch football and BORN LOSER and mail them to United Soldiers and drink beer? Sailors of America, 700 Pennsylvania Ave Maybe if the work were actually shared, SE, Suite 2104, Washington, DC, 20003. the sister-in-law would be more inclined to They also ask that you include your name pitch in. – Done With That and return address on the exterior of the Dear Done With That: You pose a fair larger envelope or box in which you are question, so I’m printing your letter. 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Call Ken Owing to the volume of mail, personal replies cannot be provided COPYRIGHT 2019 UCLA HEALTH (906)364-4468 DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106 816-581-75008 l 14 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2019 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Putin says Trump was impeached for ‘far-fetched’ reasons MOSCOW (AP) – Rus- announce investigations of He suggested modifying He emphasized that sian President Vladimir his political rival as he the law to limit a president Russia has abided by the Putin said Thursday that withheld U.S. aid to Kyiv. to two terms altogether, Paris agreement intended U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday which some observers said to slow down global warm- Trump was impeached for became only the third could signal his intention ing. At the same time, he “far-fetched” reasons, call- American president to be to stay at the helm by shift- noted that the U.S. and ing the move by Democrats impeached. The historic ing into another position China, which are responsi- a continuation of their vote in the House of Repre- and reduce the power of ble for a large share of fight against the Republi- sentatives split along party presidency. greenhouse gas emissions, can leader. lines over a charge of abus- The Russian president aren’t part of the deal. “It’s simply a continua- ing his power. The House left the door open to Putin also hailed the tion of internal political also approved a second amending the Russian economic achievements of struggle,” Putin said at his article that he obstructed Constitution to change the his rule, pointing that Rus- end-of-year news confer- Congress in its investiga- distribution of powers of sia has become the world’s ence in Moscow. “The party tion. the president, the Cabinet largest grain exporter, sur- that lost the (2016) elec- Noting the Republicans and parliament, but noted passing the U.S. and Cana- tion, the Democratic Party, have a majority in the Sen- Associated Press that revisions must be da – a dramatic change is trying to achieve results ate, where a trial of Trump RUSSIAN PRESIDENT Vladimir Putin gestures during made carefully after a compared to the Soviet by other means.” will be conducted, Putin his annual news conference in Moscow, Russia, Thurs- broad pubic discussion. Union that heavily depend- He likened Trump’s said “they will be unlikely to day. Russian President Vladimir Putin called the U.S. Asked about costly busi- ed on grain imports. impeachment to the earlier remove a representative of impeachment process “far-fetched” Thursday, mak- ness projects reportedly The Russian economy U.S. probe into collusion their own party from office ing a seemingly obvious prediction that Donald run by his two daughters, had suffered a double blow with Russia, which Putin on what seems to me abso- Trump will be acquitted in the Senate. whom the Kremlin has of a drop in global oil played down as ground- lutely far-fetched reasons.” carefully kept out of the prices and Western sanc- less. Former special coun- Turning to the New that lasted for more than new governing position to public eye, Putin praised tions that followed sel Robert Mueller conclud- START nuclear arms reduc- four hours and was domi- become the head of a the initiatives but stopped Moscow’s 2014 annexation ed earlier this year that the tion treaty with the U.S. nated by local issues, such union between Russia and short of confirming any of Crimea. It has seen a Russian government inter- that expires in 2021, Putin as Russia’s ailing health neighboring Belarus. details about them. slow recovery since 2017 fered in the 2016 U.S. pres- said that Russia is ready to care system and federal Putin served two four- Putin opened the news after a two-year stagnation. idential election in a extend it “even tomorrow,” subsidies for the regions. year terms as president in conference by warning Russia’s ties with the “sweeping and systematic warning that the demise of The 67-year-old Russian 2000-2008, then moved about new challenges West have remained at fashion.” the last U.S.-Russian arms president, who marks two into the premier’s position posed by global climate post-Cold War lows, but “Now they invented control deal will remove decades in power later this to observe a constitutional change, saying that global Putin argued that Russia some sort of pressure on the final barrier stemming month, remained coy limit of two consecutive warming could threaten has recovered and become Ukraine,” Putin said, refer- an arms race. about his political future. terms. He was re-elected in Russian Arctic cities and more resilient to shocks ring to the investigation of Putin spoke on a variety He wouldn’t answer if he 2012 and 2018, and his towns built on permafrost from Western penalties Trump’s trying to enlist the of issues during the could potentially extend current six-year terms runs and trigger more fires and and fluctuations in global president of that country to marathon news conference his rule by shifting into a through 2024. devastating floods. energy prices. Australia’s most populous state declares wildfire emergency

PERTH, Australia (AP) until midnight on Satur- – Australia’s most popu- day. lous state of New South Around 7.4 million Wales declared a seven-day acres of land has burnt state of emergency Thurs- nationwide during a torrid day as oppressive condi- past few months, with six tions fanned around 100 people killed and more wildfires. than 800 homes destroyed. Around 2,000 firefight- The annual Australian ers were battling the fire season, which peaks blazes, half of which during the Southern Hemi- remain uncontrolled, with sphere summer, started the support of U.S. and early after an unusually Canadian backup teams warm and dry winter. Associated Press and personnel from the New South Wales Pre- IN THIS Feb. 18, photo, Nome, Alaska police chief Robert Estes, center, speaks to other attendees at a commu- Australian Defence Force. mier Gladys Berejiklian nity public safety meeting. In 2019, Estes launched an internal cold case audit that uncovered evidence that the The last state of emer- said authorities were con- agency regularly failed to fully investigate sexual assaults. But in October, he resigned his post, saying the city gency ran for seven days in cerned with the unpre- failed to provide enough resources to continue the case audit or police the city on a daily basis. mid-November amid dictable conditions. “catastrophic” fire risk and “With extreme wind was the first implemented conditions, extreme hot In Nome, Alaska, review of rape ‘cold cases’ hits a wall in New South Wales since temperatures, we have a NOME, Alaska (AP) – some cases, the two cops News with support from a commission to increase 2013. Central Sydney good idea, a good sense, of The two cops – the cold say, officers had never the Pulitzer Center on Cri- public oversight of the reached a maximum of 102 where the most concerning case detective from Vir- questioned the suspect. sis Reporting and the Fund police department. Fahrenheit on Thursday, areas are, but again when ginia and the evidence In other cases, they say, for Investigative Journal- But as 2019 unfolded, while outer suburbs you’ve got those turbulent technician from Alaska – dispatchers had taken dis- ism. the effort to review these scorched at 108 F. conditions, embers and had a mission. Sift through traught calls from women What has been happen- cold cases and remake the A statewide total fire spot fires can occur very more than a decade of grim saying they’d been sexually ing in Nome isn’t an isolat- police department was ban announced on Tues- unpredictably,” she told stories from this small city assaulted, and no one from ed episode in the struggle frustrated by bureaucratic day will remain in place reporters. set between the Bering the department had both- over sexual assault and snags and the agency’s Strait and Alaska’s western ered to go to talk to them. institutional accountabili- short-handed staffing, China loyalist takes helm in Macao tundra. “I’ve never seen any- ty. Many law enforcement Estes told The Associated Nome’s new police thing like that in my agencies in small commu- Press in a recent interview. chief, another Virginia career,” said the cold case nities across the United At a city council meeting amid trouble in Hong Kong transplant, asked the two investigator, Jerry Kennon. States are facing questions in September, Estes pub- MACAO (AP) – Beijing importance of the “one to untangle whether the The two cops had about how aggressively licly questioned local offi- loyalist Ho Iat Seng was country, two systems” city’s police department uncovered evidence con- they pursue reports of sex- cials’ willingness to do inaugurated Friday as framework under which had failed hundreds of peo- firming a pattern of inac- ual violence. what it takes to protect China’s chief executive in the former Portuguese ple – most of them Alaska tion that a local group of In Nome, there was public safety. He said his the tiny gambling enclave colony has been ruled Native women – who had sexual assault survivors hope that the police small agency was strug- of Macao, which unlike since its handover to China reported they’d been sexu- had been protesting for department was starting on gling to protect the city on neighboring Hong Kong in 1999. ally assaulted. years – a law enforcement a new path after growing a day-to-day basis – and it has remained free of pro- Unlike in Hong Kong, So they spent weeks failure that the Alaska public outcry led to a couldn’t continue the audit democracy protests. where months of anti-gov- inside the police station on chapter of the American turnover in leadership. Ear- of older sexual assault The 62-year-old busi- ernment protests have the edge of town, squinting Civil Liberties Union lier this year, the city’s new cases. nessman read his oath of wracked the former British at computer screens and recently described as “a police chief, Robert Estes, “They are cold cases for office in front of Chinese colony, Macao has stacks of paper. What they systemic, decades-long announced his staff would now,” he said. leader Xi Jinping at a remained overwhelmingly found horrified them. indifference to the safety of review 460 sexual assault He told council mem- ceremony Friday morn- calm, a reflection of its Again and again, the Alaska Native women.” cases going back almost a bers that something need- ing. close ties to and economic files showed, officers had __ This story was pro- decade and a half. Sepa- ed to be done to reverse his Both men delivered dependence on mainland failed to investigate rapes duced through a partner- rately, advocates succeeded department’s “unsustain- speeches stressing the China. and other sexual crimes. In ship with National Native in getting the city to create able” path. Facebook to tackle efforts to interfere with 2020 US census SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ments that portray taking results of the 2020 census combat racism and misin- plays down misleading information. It also – Facebook plans to clamp part in the census as “use- also will be used to redraw formation, called Face- content rather than ban- expanded a YouTube policy down on attempts to use its less or meaningless” or electoral maps. book’s new policy “wel- ning it outright, as it did to make it clear that misin- services to interfere with that encourage people not Civil rights leaders come progress.” But Robin- with a faked video of formation about the census the 2020 U.S. census, to participate. The compa- worry that misinformation son said the policy “is only Nancy Pelosi that went is prohibited on the site including the posting of ny also said it will try to that discourages immi- as good as its enforcement viral earlier this year. It can and will be taken down. misleading information identify and remove mis- grants and minorities from and transparency, which, also “downrank” false or Facebook has long tried about when and how to leading census posts before participating in the census to be clear, is an area that misleading posts – includ- to steer clear of having to participate, who can partic- people see them. But it will or voting could lead to Facebook has failed in the ing videos – so that fewer police its content, claiming ipate and what happens also remove any posts it those populations being past.” people will see them. Such it is a platform, not a pub- when people do. misses after the fact, using underrepresented in key False and inaccurate material can also be paired lisher. But after revelations Facebook and other both technology and government decisions for information is already cir- with fact checks produced that Russians bankrolled social media companies humans to spot violations. years. Misinformation culating online about the by outside organizations, thousands of fake political have been trying to tackle The company said it will could include warnings of census. For example, posts including The Associated ads during the 2016 elec- misinformation on their begin enforcing the census deportation to discourate in neighborhood chat Press. tions, Facebook and other services, especially ahead policy in January. Latinos from participating, groups warned that rob- But Facebook is defin- social networks faced of next year’s U.S. presi- The census, which hap- even though federal law bers were scamming their ing misleading census intense pressure to ensure dential elections. They pens every 10 years, is cru- prohibits the Census way into people’s homes posts as a violation of its that doesn’t happen again. already have similar poli- cial to determining how Bureau from sharing cen- by asking to check resi- community standards and It tightened political ad cies around voter suppres- many representatives a sus data, including with dents’ identification for the thus subject to removal. requirements including sion, banning misleading state gets in Congress and law enforcement and immi- census. That was a hoax, Google is also trying to verifying political ad buy- information about when which states and cities get gration officials. but it left Census Bureau prevent misinformation ers and archiving all politi- and where to vote, for billions of dollars in federal Rashad Robinson, presi- officials scrambling to get about the census from cal ads for the public. But instance. funding for roads, health dent of civil rights group the posts removed from spreading. It set up a team many have found ways to Facebook said Thursday care, low-income programs Color of Change, which Facebook. to focus on preventing slip through the cracks of it will prohibit advertise- and other projects. The has pushed Facebook to Facebook sometimes hoaxes and misleading the system.