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SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 DEALS OF THE A sweet partnership feeds Salem $DAY$ By Daniel Kane Salem State University and the North over.” PG. 3 ITEM STAFF Shore Community Development Cor- But A&J Artisan Bakers, a pair of poration. We’ve seen numbers rise 400 bakeries owned and run by Jackie and SALEM — The Salem Pantry and percent since pre-COVID.” Andy King in Salem, found their small A&J King Artisan Bakers have each Burns, others from the Salem Pantry business, like many others, at a stand- found themselves in completely differ- and a small group of volunteers stra- still. DEALS ent situations this year. tegically expanded the organization’s “A lot of customers were asking if The Salem Pantry, a non-profit orga- programs during these uncertain times there was anything they could do to OF THE nization that provides food and meals to try to eradicate hunger in the Salem help,” Andy King said. “But obviously to those in need has been busier than community. there’s not much they could do when $DAY$ ever. “We were really small and COVID we’re not open.” PG. 3 “Our organization has been doing forced us to grow,” Burns said. “It’s been As they started to reopen later in the things similar to what the Salvation ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK nice in some ways trying to fill in the year, Jackie King learned about a na- Army is doing,” Executive director local need. We’re getting through the tional program called Neighbor Loaves. Robyn Burns stands among boxes of Robyn Burns said. “All our deliveries growing pains and we’re learning how food in the pantry’s Shetland Park are mobile. We work with local schools, to stay this active, even when this is PANTRY, A3 warehouse. DEALS OF THE Bourke covered$DAY$ Schwartz is PG. 3 Marblehead a lot of ground Rotary’s at St. Mary’sDEALS FOR THE ITEM OF THE LYNN — Each year, St. $DAY$ compass Mary’s honors an individual PG. 3 who demonstrates consistent By Thor Jourgensen “He took on a critical and exemplary service with ITEM STAFF role to make sure that the William F. Connell ’55 Ser- Rotary would continue vice Award. MARBLEHEAD — doing what it does best, The award, named for a Even before he was connect with community graduate whose boundless officially sworn in as members to offer sup- generosity to the school in- Rotary Club president, port where it’s needed,” cluded a $5 million bequest, Arthur B. Schwartz ral- said Rotary member was presented on Wednesday lied his 85 members to Rosie Tan Segil on be- to Tom Bourke, St. Mary’s accelerate their commu- half of the Club. Class of ’65. nity service work while Schwartz guided Rota- Bourke’s most visible and maintaining coronavi- ry’s work with the town longstanding connection with rus social distancing Council on Aging to se- St. Mary’s has been his land- protocols. cure a three-month sup- scaping efforts. He began Installed as Club ply of food provisions for working the grounds days af- president on June 25, local seniors who may ter his 16th birthday. He loved the part-time work and quick- Schwartz was named have otherwise gone ly took ownership of all the acting president in hungry. landscape maintenance. March, a week before Working with fellow When the parish and school state-imposed lock- Club members, he led ef- faced financial challenges in downs were imposed to forts to cosponsor a Red slow the virus’ spread. the mid-1980s, Bourke agreed Cross blood drive with to continue his service as a The lockdown still the Lynch/Van Otterloo meant Rotary needed to volunteer. He noted that he YMCA underway into could not have done it with- meet its commitments to the summer. feed local seniors, help out the modestly compensated Schwartz also made help of his son, Eric, and his meet the American Red sure Rotary’s work with Cross’ critical demand friend Mike Doyle, a teacher the Marblehead Interact at St. Mary’s in the 1970s. Tom Bourke, for blood, and continue Club to help pay for a with his wife, a service project halfway Arthur Schwartz with his pup, Cooper, on his Mar- During his time at St. Mary’s, Bourke was a student-athlete, Madeline, was around the world. SCHWARTZ, A2 blehead front porch. running track, serving as honored at St. Mary’s earlier BOURKE, A3 this week. Peabody lawyer lends a hand INSIDE to silent victims By Anne Marie Her business has ex- Lynn and Peabody Tobin ploded since the onset of both report two ITEM STAFF the COVID-19 pandem- additional deaths. A2 ic. PEABODY — A Pea- “Parents were fighting body lawyer is doing Opinion for special services even what she can to help pre-COVID and now, November’s outcome the most vulnerable with home services dis- uncertain as ever. A4 students, the “silent vic- continued, it’s that much tims,” as she calls them, worse,” said Milman. Sports get the services they “On good days, these need. Organisak edges out families struggle, and Pamela Milman, Esq., now, with everything Maccario in Amateur senior attorney and taken away and families Championship. B1 founder of Education at home, they are in an Consulting, Advocacy & impossible situation and Legal Service LLC, pro- their kids are regress- ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO vides advice, training ing. People don’t under- and representation in stand their day-to-day Pamela Milman has expe- cases involving educa- struggles, but yet people rienced an in ux in busi- tion, special education, are concerned with ness since the COVID-19 and other youth-based outbreak. matters. MILMAN, A3 Essentially, Lynn eld re ghter is a hero

By Thor Jourgensen their lives sacrificing for others. “It wasn’t just the watch, it was an ITEM STAFF “We had more than 1,000 nomina- honor. I didn’t know there were so tions from all over the world. Stories many applicants and that it was a LYNNFIELD — It makes sense of doctors, nurses, carers, first re- world-wide selection,” Furey said. that Steve Furey’s new Oris Divers sponders, teachers, parents, pharma- Furey grew up in Lynnfield’s Glen Sixty-Five watch is water-resistant: cists, shopkeepers, seamstresses and Meadow neighborhood and has loved after all, Furey has been getting wet firefighting for as long as he can re- fighting fires for five decades. many more,” said Oris Marketing Di- rector Joanne Lii. member. He still owns the Tonka fire Furey is among 50 “local heroes” truck he played with as a child. honored this week by the Oris Hol- Nominated by his son, Roger, Furey made the final nomination selection A part-time town call firefighter stein/Oris Watches USA. As corona- from 1972 to 2019, Furey rushed as a Lynn eld resident and 40-year re ghter cut and, on Wednesday in front of the virus overspread the globe in March, teenager from the high school to fight Summer Street fire station, received Steven Furey receives a watch from the the Swiss firm in March launched fires. He also worked part-time as Oris CEO, VJ Geronimo, at the Lynn eld a campaign to solicit international an Oris watch and Oris’ congratula- Fire Station Wednesday. nominations for people who spend tions. FUREY, A2

OBITUARIES ...... A2 SPORTS ...... B1-2 CLASSIFIED ...... B6 HIGH 87° VOL. 141, ISSUE 184 OPINION ...... A4 POLICE/FIRE ...... B3 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 LOW 70° LOOK! ...... A8 COMICS/DIVERSIONS ...... B4-5 PAGE A8 $1.50 A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 OBITUARIES Irene M. Butler Lynnfield firefighter honored MARBLEHEAD — Irene M. (Dion) Butler of Marblehead passed away peacefully at alongside essential heroes her home on Monday, July 13, 2020. Irene was raised and educated in Lynn and Swamp- scott. She was a graduate of Lynn English High School. After high school Irene worked in the office at Cushman’s Bakery in Lynn. Irene married Robert L Butler and they had four chil- dren together. She was a loving wife and mother. They recently celebrated their 70th Wedding Anniversary on June 25, 2020. Irene was the daughter of the late Walter M. and Alice (Bir- mingham) Dion. After having her second child Irene stayed Carol McHugh, her daughter- home to care for her children. in-law Lisa Butler, five grand- She and her husband invested children; Erin Butler, Jonathan in real estate together; they ac- and Matthew Ozoonian, Kris- quired several properties. Irene ten Brown and her husband did all the administrative work Kenneth, Sara Pennell and including the financial matters her husband Michael; her while her husband took care of great-grandson, Bentley But- the day to day activities. They ler, as well as four nephews. were a team right up to the end. She was predeceased by In addition to all the bookwork, her son Robert M. Butler, her Irene took the kids to dance brother Walter M. Dion, Jr., and class, guitar lessons, the YMCA, son-in-law Roger J. Croteau, Jr. Girls’ Club, little league, band In lieu of flowers, donations practice, etc. They both worked can be made in Irene’s name hard throughout the years. to the Epilepsy Foundation of Irene loved to read, enter- America, 8301 Professional tain, play cards, shop, work Place West Suite 230, Lando- in her garden, and cook. She ver, MD 20785-2353 or the enjoyed cooking for the entire American Heart Association, family at her house for the hol- PO Box 417005, Boston, MA idays, especially Thanksgiving 02241-7005. and Christmas. She also loved Service information: There to decorate for the holidays will be a visiting hour at the especially Christmas. Christ- SOLIMINE FUNERAL HOME, mas was her favorite holiday. 67 Ocean St. (Rt. 1A), Lynn, She loved buying gifts for ev- MA. on Monday 10:00-11:00 ITEM PHOTO | OLIVIA FALCIGNO eryone at Christmas and ex- a.m. All attendees will be pected nothing in return. Irene required to wear face cov- From left, Roger Furey, his grandfather Steven Furey and the Oris CEO VJ Geronimo stand with also loved to dance. She and erings, practice social dis- their watches at the Lynnfield Fire Station on Wednesday afternoon in Lynnfield after Steven her husband enjoyed many tancing, and are respectfully received a watch for being an essential worker who made a difference in the COVID-19 fight. dinner dances at the Gerry V asked for no physical con- in Marblehead. Irene enjoyed tact with the family due to FUREY ing as an auxiliary fire- General Hospital. to share their stories. exercising and walking the Covid-19 regulations. In ad- From A1 fighter last year and Roger Lii described Furey and Oris Local Heroes are the beach with her daughter. dition, the Mass at Our Lady, Furey is a call firefighter. other “local heroes” hon- world’s heroes,” she said. In addition to her loving Star of the Sea Church and town wiring inspector Steve Furey and his wife, ored by Oris as people Davis agreed. husband, Irene is survived by the burial in Waterside Cem- from 1983 to 2013. Judith Potter, also have a who contributed to their “Any recognition to come her daughters; Cynthia Cro- etery, Marblehead, will be “Steve’s a great guy who son, John. Even as corona- communities to “keep the Steve’s way is well de- teau, Maureen Ozoonian and private due to the pandemic. dedicated a lot of his life virus reconfigured medi- world running” and con- served,” he said. her husband Gregory; her son, Directions and guestbook at to the town of Lynnfield,” cal care, the Fureys rallied tinue to make local con- Michael Butler and his partner www.solimine.com. said Fire Chef Glenn Da- to ensure Potter continued tributions during corona- Thor Jourgensen can be vis. receiving cancer treat- virus. reached by tjourgensen@ Furey switched to work- ments at Massachusetts “It was a huge privilege itemlive.com. RIDE RIGHT TRANS. INC. Now Hiring: Schwartz is Marblehead Rotary’s compass Wheelchair Van Drivers SCHWARTZ daughter, Emily, and son, in which he is principal, Schwartz as a Paul Harris Safe From A1 Matt. Schwartz can be found en- Fellow; a member of the 781-289-9999 Professional The Schwartzes chap- tertaining neighbors and Paul Harris Society, and a toilet/latrine project in Revere Service. eroned Emily and her friends on his front porch, Major Donor to the Rotary 781-284-5300 Est. 1999 Mewat, India continued. teammates to badminton along with his pups, Kiki Foundation. 24 Hour Transportation Svc. Schwartz spent his child- championships around the and Cooper. SuperMarket • Hospital/Clinic • Mall • Airport Service hood in Marblehead. After world. Schwartz became Marblehead Rotary Schwartz also serves on, Scheduled Pick-Ups • Senior Services • Social Services • Adult Day Services graduating from Rutgers has been a focal point of or advises, the boards of RideRightTransportation.com a certified international University, he earned a umpire and national refer- Schwartz’s life since he several organizations, in- master’s degree in busi- ee in the sport and offici- joined in 2012. He wasn’t cluding Marblehead Lit- ness administration at the ated World Championship a general member for too tle Theatre, Marblehead Wharton School, Universi- and Olympic qualifying long before he started to Bank, and the Northeast ty of Pennsylvania. tournaments. take on leadership roles, Badminton Association. His first job after grad- When he isn’t leading including managing the uate school was with Rotary as 2020-2021 pres- Club’s public relations in Thor Jourgensen can be Arthur D. Little in Cam- ident, or working at Blue- 2014. bridge. Arthur and Rosann stone Capital, a private In gratitude to his ser- reached at tjourgensen@ Mental Health Schwartz are parents of family real estate entity vice, Rotary recognized itemlive.com. COVID update: Lynn and Peabody Suboxone Treatment both report two additional deaths By Gayla Cawley ported a double-digit in- ceived level of risk -- to according to the Washing- We accept most insurances ITEM STAFF crease on Thursday for the do their part in follow- ton Post. first time since June 11, ing guidance from pub- Despite the jump in cas- Call Us Now As the nation grapples which has prompted some lic health experts to help es among cities, numbers with a new surge in coro- concern among city health contain the spread. We’re remained the same or navirus cases, some local officials. asking people not to get were not updated in sev- communities have been According to Mayor Bri- complacent, wear a mask, 781-584-4645 back to reporting dou- eral North Shore towns on an Arrigo’s office, the Re- practice social distancing Friday. ble-digit daily increases vere Emergency Response and remember we are still Lynnfield (101 cases, 11 this week. Team is closely tracking safer at home.” deaths), Nahant (42 cases, 222 Blossom St. EXT, Lynn, MA 01901 Lynn and Peabody both Thursday’s spike, as well “The increased share reported two additional as recent data that indi- of positive cases among six deaths) and Saugus deaths on Friday, a stark cates a trend toward an younger adults is partic- (562 cases, 36 deaths) re- contrast to the lack of fa- increased share of con- ularly concerning given ported no change in their talities that have been firmed COVID-19 cases that they are also more numbers. seen most days in recent among residents aged 20- likely to be asymptomat- Numbers have not been Lynn Drug Task Force weeks. 39. ic with the potential to updated in Marblehead With the new fatalities, Month after month, the spread the virus to others (240 cases, 30 deaths) the death toll in Lynn is share of positive cases without ever knowing they or Swampscott (136 cas- Hotline now 106. among this age group has themselves were carrying es, nine deaths) since Lynn reported 10 new increased by 15 percent, the virus,” said Dr. Nath- Wednesday. 781-477-4444 CALL 24 HOURS A DAY cases on Friday, bringing up from approximately 35 alee Kong, Revere Board the city’s total number of to 50 percent of all con- of Health Chair of MGH Gayla Cawley can be or text the word tiplynn cases to 3,784. 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Box 5 Revere reported six new “We need everyone -- no were reported in Florida, Lynn, MA 01903 cases on Friday, but re- matter their age or per- Texas and South Carolina, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A3 A sweet Bourke covered a lot of partnership ground at St. Mary’s feeds Salem PANTRY And for the pantry hav- From A1 ing a consistent supply of bread, which is often That program partners one of the most uncertain local mills, bakeries and items to give out, means food pantries to do some everything. good for the community “We try to really give while also helping those out a whole meal,” Burns businesses stay afloat. said. “Fresh produce, When a customer at meat, eggs, dairy, canned King’s is purchasing their goods and bread, which is products either online or what led to the collabora- in store they’ll have an tion. Bread is something option to add a “neighbor that’s hard to predict. We loaf” to their order. From might get donations, gro- there the bakery gets to cery stores might donate work baking loaves of some expiring product, bread with locally grown but some days or weeks organic grains that will go they might not. (Neighbor to the Salem Pantry and Loaves) has been really end up on the plate of a timely and strategic.” person in need. Things are still up in the And the program took air for A&J King’s baker- off, with about 1,250 ies, like many small busi- loaves of bread being nesses. Right now Jackie handed out as of today. and Andy are hoping for “It went gangbusters,” continued customer sup- King said. “To the point port as they try to keep we were overwhelmed. their business and the We just kept a tally going Neighbor Loaves program and had a huge backlog of afloat. Neighbor Loaves to make. “Over 50 percent of our We have regular drops business was from whole- St. Mary’s Director of External Affairs Jamie Gigliotti, Head of School Dr. John F. Dolan, Made- and pick ups with the sale,” King said. “Restau- line Bourke, Tom Bourke, Ed Calnan, Chief of Staff Lindsay Lockwood and Associate Head of pantry to fill the need and rants, bars, coffee shops. School David Angeramo. demands.” I think we’ve seen, how Along with helping out goes small business is BOURKE he was involved in civil countless services to the named for his nephew, who the community, the entire how goes the nation. It’s From A1 rights and social justice Lynn community — in- died of leukemia at age 4. program is customer driv- a unique position to be activities at the Universi- cluding food and blood The foundation has raised en and keeps King’s and able to help but still being captain of the baseball ty of Michigan and earned drives, Lynn Woods clean- more than $500,000 for local mills and farmers able to help ourselves as team and becoming an his master’s degree there. ups, the establishment of the Floating Hospital for MVP in football, a (Lynn) Back in Lynn, Bourke a child care center, a wom- functioning during these business. The jury is still Children at Tufts Medical out on how we’re going to Daily Item All-Star and taught at St. Mary’s be- en’s center, health and trying times. Center, funded a research “The fact that it’s en- make it through. It sounds an Agganis All Star. He fore moving on to North intercultural fairs, and lab and established the tirely customer-driven is cliche but we’re taking it was a finalist for the Arch- Shore Community College many theatre and arts exciting,” King said. “This day to day. Hopefully this diocesan system-wide Stu- in 1980, where he brought programs. He retired from first parent-advocate po- doesn’t exist without the will continue for years to dent-Athlete Award. together a small team of North Shore Community sition. customer participation. come. We can guarantee At Providence College, dedicated Lynn staff who, College in 2007. Bourke and his wife, Right now, especially, a we’ll keep doing it as long Bourke worked with his in a labor of love, grew en- Bourke also served on Madeline (Fraher), Class lot of people are hurting. as we can.” Spanish professor helping rollment from under 100 the Lynn School Com- of ’65, celebrated 50 years For a normal customer, to resettle Cuban refu- at the old Lynn YMCA to mittee from 1986-90 and of marriage last year. The throwing on an extra loaf Daniel Kane can be gees, tutored students in more than 600 at the GE worked to successfully couple had their first date doesn’t seem like a lot, but reached at dkane@item- writing, was a Big Broth- IUE building, providing bring Lynn into com- at the St. Mary’s Sopho- er to inner-city children, momentum for exceeding pliance with the state’s it really is.” live.com. more Social in 1963. They and was elected president 1,000 at the current cam- special education guide- are proud parents of Jessi- of Delta Epsilon Sigma, pus on the Lynnway. lines and federal Equal the Providence College He advanced profes- Educational Opportunity ca and Eric, and grandpar- Chapter of the National sionally to become dean requirements. For many ents of Ainsley, Reese and Catholic Honor Frater- of students, and with his years, he served as trea- Mairin Tully, and Ella and nity. Awarded a gradu- guidance, the student surer and a volunteer for Emry Bourke, all of Man- ate teaching fellowship, life component provided the Stephen Bourke Fund, chester-by-the-Sea. Peabody lawyer lends a hand to silent victims MILMAN for their children, many of Education and Special Ed- can help make a differ- From A1 whom lost critical services ucation at Northeastern ence, but is ever-vigilant. Milman said they need, University in 1991, she “I’m out there and when their nail salons will not just to learn, but to taught special education watching them and want be open. live. for 11 years in various them to know that people “For special ed families, “Families say, ‘you hav- schools, also serving as a are watching, too,” she it’s like learning how to fly en’t met my child’s needs,’ school administrator. An said. “Districts now know a plane while it’s in the air find a place that can,” she DESE education special- they can’t get away with and not even close to being said. “It’s tough enough ist, she earned a JD at things that don’t work.” able to think about land- for schools to admit they Suffolk University Law ing because it’s still in the aren’t meeting needs, and School in 2003. Anne Marie Tobin can turbulence.” you add in the cost of these Milman says she is be reached at atobin@ Milman’s goal is simple: programs and it’s a huge blessed to have a job that itemlive.com. to help parents, children, problem,” adding that and schools see that chil- some day programs for dren receive the guidance, significantly compromised education and services children can cost more they need. than $120,000 a year. “Schools didn’t have Help may be on the way measurable goals to be- for beleaguered families. gin with, so they were al- On July 9, the state De- ready in a bad place, and partment of Education now we are in a pandem- (DESE) announced its ic,” Milman said. “There is Guidance on Fall 2020 so much more to be done. Special Education Ser- It starts with changing vices. things for one family and “I was hopeful in that that spreads. I came up there were more ‘musts’ through ranks as a teach- and ‘shalls’ in the lan- er and worked for the guage especially regard- state education depart- ing the mandate that The value of each coupon shown here is equal to ment, so I have sympathy schools must engage with for the schools, but not families and they must or greater than the price of the newspaper.newspaper. nearly as much as I have document how they are for families.” going to provide a free, ap- ATTENTION BUSINESS OWNERS!OWNERS! When the pandem- propriate public education If you would like to participate in ITEM PHOTO | SPENSER HASAK ic struck, Milman, like (FAPE),” said Milman. “I millions of Americans, The Salem Pantry Executive Director Robyn don’t know how they are The Daily Item’s Deal of the Day, wondered whether her going to do it. I am hope- contact us at 781-593-7700, ext. 1280 Burns stands among boxes of food in the pan- business would survive. try’s Shetland Park warehouse. ful that the message from A former Lynn EMT, Mil- leadership, that this is man thought she might doable, but this is beyond TODAY’S DEAL OF THE DAY have to reinstate her li- what the schools have Selling a house? cense in order to pay the ever done before.” Buying a house? bills. Instead, her business Milman has a strong took off. background in education. Find out what properties “I was in panic mode and After receiving a BS in afraid that I was going to recently sold in your area. be out of work, but the op- LAW OFFICES OF Check out posite happened,” Milman said. “I have had an amaz- JAMES J. CARRIGAN the Real Estate page ing number of interesting • Social Security Disability in Saturday’s paper. cases, like schools saying • Workers Compensation they have to have meet- • Accidents ings, kids who have land- 25 years located across ed in hospitals after 911 from Lynn District Court calls and nobody knowing 15 Johnson St. where to place them.” 781-596-0100 JAMES J. CARRIGAN Milman has seen a big ANNE GUGINO CARRIGAN uptick in families seeking LISA A. CARRIGAN, OF COUNSEL private residential schools www.jamescarriganlaw.com [email protected] A4 SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 OPINION DAVID M. SHRIBMAN HOW TO REACH US

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Hastings, 1904-1922 unfold, consider what hap- But taken together, these tion among political pro- All Departments: Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 781-593-7700 Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 pened the other day in results constitute one of fessionals that the econo- Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 Maine and Alabama. the many imponderables my is the principal issue Ext. 2 Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 Neither event was par- about the fall election. for voters, which is why Classifi ed/Legal Advertising Brian C. šayer, 1996-1999 ticularly remarkable or Here are some others: the James Carville man- classi [email protected] Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 surprising. You could see Will Black voters pour into tra from the 1992 Bill Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 Subscriptions each of them coming from the polls to support former Clinton campaign (“It’s [email protected] John S. 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Trump in 2016 now vote University political sci- Ext. 5 In Maine, the speaker for Biden? Will a corona- entist Larry Bartels has of the state House, Sara virus upsurge -- we don’t Retail and Online studied the role the econ- Advertising Gideon, won the Demo- know for sure that this omy generally plays in [email protected] A sum cratic primary to have will happen -- hurt the American elections and ADVERTISING the chance to topple the president or depress the concluded, in a scholar- lawmaker moderates and turnout of Trump’s oppo- ly paper that this year’s Ernie Carpenter Jr. liberals consider the big- nents? Director of Advertising political strategists like- and Business Development, ext. 1355 greater than gest apostate in American Some more: Will the pro- ly missed, that “ordinary [email protected] politics. 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Susan Collins, the it helped the Democratic manifestos and economic [email protected] Republican who angered congressional candidate its parts theories, and skeptical of Eric Rondeau many of her supporters Nathan McMurray late assertions about which Sales Representative, ext. 1280 by backing the two Trump last month in a district parties ‘historically have [email protected] There’s no denying progress is being made Supreme Court nominees around Buffalo, N.Y., delivered for them.’” In- Patricia Whalen on Lynn’s waterfront with Minco Corpora- and voting to acquit the where he received more stead, he argued, “They Sales Representative, ext. 1310 tion/The Dolben Company’s 231-apartment president in the impeach- primary mail-in votes [email protected] are much more attentive building under construction with a Novem- ment trial. than the Republican pri- to ends than to means, BUSINESS OFFICE ber completion date. In Alabama, former Au- mary winner? How much and they tend to reward Aptly-named “Breakwater,” the $100 mil- burn football coach Tom- voter fraud will there Susan J. Conti or punish incumbent gov- Controller, ext. 1288 lion project on the waterfront’s North Har- my Tuberville won the Re- be? How much fraud will ernments based on simple [email protected] bor site is proof that the city working with publican primary against there be in claims of voter assessments of immediate Ted Grant developers can bring change and investment Jeff Sessions, the onetime fraud? to the waterfront. success or failure.” Publisher, ext. 1234 judge, senator and Trump And here is one dividing [email protected] Lynn’s waterfront commercial zone for attorney general whom scholars of politics: Will In modern times, par- Marian Kinney years has been a place where lofty ideas were the president considers the economy be a Trump ties controlling the White House generally lose ext. 1212 announced with big speeches and optimistic “mentally retarded” and asset or a Trump disad- [email protected] expectations, only to see grand visions go up “mixed up and confused.” vantage? about 25 seats in midterm in smoke and land on the unrealized dreams elections. The Democrats Will Kraft Tuberville, who now fac- Team Biden thinks the Chief Financial Of cer, ext. 1296 list. es Sen. Doug Jones, per- economy works to Biden’s had a net gain of 41 House [email protected] Located opposite North Shore Community haps the most endangered advantage, and is using seats in 2018, forcing the College, the North Harbor site spent decades Democrat in the Senate, another issue -- the pres- Republicans to relinquish Paula Villacreses on the unrealized dream list. That is, until control of the chamber. A/R Specialist, ext. 1205 had the support of the ident’s response to the vi- [email protected] Minco worked with Lynn Economic Devel- president and likely would rus -- as a cudgel to argue Now let’s consider the opment and Industrial Corporation (Lynn 1934 midterm elections, Mike Shanahan be among Trump’s most that Trump lacks compe- Chief Executive Of cer, ext. 1956 EDIC) to assemble the 14-acre site into a loyal acolytes if he wins tence in economic matters. conducted two years after [email protected] project plan in 2013 and launched the com- the seat in the Capitol. Here is what top Biden Franklin Roosevelt won plex financing and permitting process in- the White House and un- Carolina Trujillo Now, let us acknowledge strategist Anita Dunn told Community Relations Director, ext. 1226 volved in assembling a major development. that these two states -- me the other day: dertook his New Deal. [email protected] Breakwater is taking shape blocks away Real disposable per-capita with far different autumn “Joe Biden has (an eco- Jim Wilson from the Gateway North project that opened prospects -- have about as nomic) plan -- Trump has income grew by 9.1 per- Chief Operating Of cer, ext. 1200 housing opportunities for residents on a once much in common as Nor- none. The difference be- cent that year. The Demo- [email protected] run-down stretch of Washington Street. Visi- crats had net gains of nine way and North Korea. Al- tween Joe Biden and Don- CIRCULATION ble from Breakwater is the market-rate resi- abama was the site of the ald Trump is illustrated seats in the Senate and dential Munroe Street high-rise poised -- like nine in the House. Lisa Mahmoud first capital of the Con- in their approach to the Manager, ext. 1239 Breakwater -- to trigger revitalization of an federacy; Maine was the pandemic and what we That is the Bartels [email protected] entire Lynn neighborhood. home of Joshua L. Cham- need to do to help families principle at work. So the With final completion dates and occupancy berlain, the Union hero recover from the economic question now is whether CUSTOMER SERVICE set for mid 2021, Breakwater sets the stage of Gettysburg and later pain caused by Trump’s Trump profits from the re- La’ Mosha Ball for work to begin on a publicly accessible wa- the president of Bowdo- catastrophic lack of pre- covery that seems under- Customer Service, ext. 1276 terfront walkway. Through a complex land in College and governor paredness and leadership way or whether, as Nix- [email protected] swap agreement with the state, the Min- of his native state. Maine during COVID-19. Joe on suggested, Americans GRAPHICS co project is also turning a vacant Central has eight cases of corona- Biden knows you can’t don’t “trust the man who Trevor Andreozzi Square lot into a new park in the heart of virus per 100,000 people; bully a virus to go away, made the mess to clean it Designer Lynn’s arts and cultural district. Alabama has three times and that controlling the up.” [email protected] It’s worth pausing and appreciating the po- that many. The Universi- pandemic is the first step That’s just to pose the Ned Connors tential of a project that will transform one ty of Alabama beat Mich- to economic recovery. Don- question, not to answer Designer, ext. 1222 of Lynn’s gateways; generate property taxes, igan in football last year; ald Trump has failed the it. Just as Maine and Al- [email protected] and improve downtown. the University of Maine presidential test of leader- abama posed vital ques- Mark Sutherland Lynn EDIC Executive Director James M. lost to Towson State. Then ship on every measure.” tions, but didn’t answer Creative Director, ext. 1330 Cowdell called Breakwater “the first of sev- again, Maine beat Eastern The angle the Biden them. Stay tuned, if you [email protected] eral waterfront projects in the pipeline.” He hockey power Boston Col- campaign is taking: Why can bear it. NEWSROOM could have just as easily described the proj- trust someone who ru- lege last year, while Ala- Mike Alongi ect as an economic pump primer capable of bama-Huntsville lost to ined the economy to fix it? A 1972 Swampscott Sports Editor, ext. 1228 creating a sum greater than its parts. The Bemidji State four times. They might smile in iro- High School graduate, [email protected] waterfront walkway spawned by Breakwater Even so, these results ny if they considered this David M. Shribman is the Bill Brotherton will help open the waterfront’s potential and about 1,200 miles apart quote from the past: “You Pulitzer Prize-winning Features Editor ext. 1338 the Central Square park made possible by show how difficult it will wouldn’t trust the man [email protected] former executive editor of Minco and the state will help elevate down- be to predict anything who made the mess to Elyse Carmosino town’s continued transformation. about the 2020 election. clean it up.” It not only is the Pittsburgh Post-Ga- Reporter, ext. 1264 The Maine results pro- from Richard Nixon. It is zette. Follow him on Twit- [email protected] vide succor for those who from his Checkers speech ter @ShribmanPG. Gayla Cawley Reporter, ext. 1236 [email protected] Cheryl Charles News Editor, ext. 1278 [email protected] Olivia Falcigno Photographer, ext.1224 [email protected] Spenser Hasak Photographer, ext. 1332 [email protected] Thor Jourgensen Editorial Page Editor, ext. 1267 [email protected] Daniel Kane Sports Reporter, ext. 1228 [email protected] Steve Krause Writer-at-Large, ext. 1229 [email protected] David McLellan Reporter, ext. 1317 [email protected] Anne Marie Tobin Sports Reporter, ext. 1307 [email protected] Ryan York Copy Editor, ext. 1220 [email protected] TECHNOLOGY Tim Noyes Director ext. 1247 TO SUBMIT YOUR LETTERS, PLEASE MAIL TO THE DAILY ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903 OR EMAIL TO [email protected] [email protected] SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A5 POLICE/FIRE Two men charged in assault All address information, particu- Kensington Park. A report of a motor vehicle larly arrests, reflect police records. In crash with injuries at 12:47 the event of a perceived inaccuracy, Vandalism a.m. Friday at 295 Bridge St. on Black man at Indiana lake it is the sole responsibility of the con- A report of a motor vehi- A report of motor vehicle cle hit and run crash at 8:51 By Casey Smith cerned party to contact the relevant vandalism at 9:44 a.m. Friday a.m. Friday at 27 Silver St.; at ASSOCIATED PRESS police department and have the de- at 167 N Common St. 10:02 a.m. Friday at 29 Han- INDIANAPOLIS — Two A report of vandalism at 1:31 partment issue a notice of correction son St. men were charged Friday p.m. Friday at 38 Exchange St. to the Daily Item. Corrections or clar- in an assault on a Black ifications will not be made without Theft man during which he says express notice of change from the MARBLEHEAD A report of a larceny at 9:22 someone threatened to arresting police department. “get a noose” after claim- Complaints a.m. Thursday at 14 Cherry St.; at 11:46 a.m. Thursday at 81 ing that he and his friends were trespassing when LYNN A 911 caller reported there Highland Ave. they gathered at a south- were 11 people outside who ern Indiana lake over the Arrest were not wearing masks at SAUGUS July Fourth weekend. 5:07 p.m. Thursday on Front Monroe County prosecu- Rudy Chavez-Mendez, 19, of Street. When police advised Arrest tors charged Sean Purdy 40 High Rock St., was arrested the caller that the 911 line with felony criminal con- and charged with leaving the was for emergencies, she said Anderson Maldonado, 20, scene of property damage, al- finement, battery result- she thought it was an emer- of Saugus, was arrested on a cohol from an open container ing in moderate bodily gency because of COVID-19. WMS warrant. in a motor vehicle, resisting ar- injury and intimidation. She said she thought it was rest, unregistered motor vehi- Jerry Cox II was charged disgusting and when she went Complaints cle, uninsured motor vehicle/ with felony criminal con- to tell them, “they looked at her trailer, exhibiting another’s li- finement and battery re- like she had four heads.” The Police received a 911 call cense, and operation of a mo- sulting in moderate bodily caller was again reminded by at 10:16 p.m. Thursday about tor vehicle with a suspended injury, as well as two mis- police that people talking on a fight in progress in a yard at license at 9:38 p.m. Thursday. demeanors. the sidewalk was not an emer- the intersection of Milton and Warrants have been gency and that she should call Houston Ave. The caller report- Accidents issued for their arrests, the business line in the future. ed approximately 10 people Monroe County Prosecut- A report of a disturbance at were involved. Officers were A report of a motor vehicle ing Attorney Erika Oliph- 5:35 p.m. Thursday on South dispatched and reported the hit and run crash at 12:59 ant said. Street. A caller reported a fight was a verbal disagree- p.m. Thursday at 210 Maple The charges follow man was out back yelling and ment over a male party having St.; at 9:46 a.m. Friday at 69 weeks of protests demand- screaming while wearing a female guests over. The female Woodman St. ing arrests in the assault cape. Police reported the man party was sent on her way. A report of a motor vehicle on Vauhxx Booker, a civil was wearing a sheet and went crash at 2:53 p.m. Thursday rights activist and mem- back inside. He did not want Well-being Checks at 540 Lynnway; at 3:40 p.m. ber of the Monroe County help or to talk. Thursday at Victory Road and An employee at 7 Eleven on Human Rights Commis- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Western Avenue; at 4:17 p.m. Hamilton St. requested a well sion. Booker said he called Thursday at Deer Cove Street A group of people surround Vauhxx Booker, PEABODY being check on a male at 6:33 911 after the men assault- and Lynn Shore Drive; at 9:02 center, as he is bent over leaning against a tree, a.m. Friday. A dispatched offi- ed him and pinned him to p.m. Thursday at 201 Essex at Monroe Lake near Bloomington, Ind. Arrest cer requested an ambulance a tree at Lake Monroe just St.; at 9:18 p.m. Thursday at for an evaluation. The ambu- south of Bloomington. 104 High Rock St.; at 12:37 Scott G. Milbury, Jr., 45, of ogize, the situation got we will take care of him.” lance was dispatched with a Purdy’s defense attorney, p.m. Friday at 548 Chestnut 276 Lynnfield St., was arrest- physical. Booker said the Booker and attorney patient refusal. David Hennessy, had no St.; at 1:28 p.m. Friday at 116 ed and charged with OUI liquor men threatened to break Katherine Liell said they An officer reported doing immediate comment on the his arms and said, “get a Lewis St. at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. a well being check on a “dis- were “relieved” by the A report of a motor vehi- charges. Hennessy previ- noose,” while telling his charges, but that it was traught” female on Broadway ously said Booker has pre- friends to leave the area. cle crash with personal injury Accidents at 1:49 a.m. Friday. The officer “just the first step towards at 7:17 p.m. Thursday at 79 sented “a false narrative” Booker said one of the men justice and change.” later reported the woman was and called Booker “the in- Johnson St.; at 10:39 a.m. A report of a motor vehicle wore a hat decorated with “This whole thing has waiting for a ride and checked stigator and the agitator.” a Confederate flag and Friday at Chatham and Go- crash at 4:53 p.m. Thursday been an exercise in vulner- out at the time. It wasn’t immediately that the men made state- odridge streets. at Wheel Repair Specialists at A caller at 9:05 p.m. Thurs- ability for me,” Booker said 80 Newbury St.; at 6:57 a.m. known if Cox had a lawyer ments about “white power.” day reported a male and fe- who could speak on his be- Witnesses who were during a news conference Assaults Friday at MSPCC at 63 Ando- male arguing in a vehicle at ver St. half. with Booker that day said Friday. “But this is about A report of an assault and Target on the Lynn Fells Park- Booker said five men they heard racial slurs justice. What I want now is A report of a motor vehicle way. A dispatched officer re- battery at 8:20 p.m. Thursday crash with injuries at 7:17 accused him of trespass- being shouted and that for our neighbors to do their on Timson Street; at 12:22 ported being unable to locate ing on private property. someone said “get a noose” part and determine the fate p.m. Thursday at 259 Lowell St. any vehicle matching the de- p.m. Friday at Rainbow at 39 Both people declined medical After he tried to apol- and “leave the boy here, of these individuals.” State St. scription. treatment. Police received a call at 5:40 A report of an assault and A report of operating under battery with a dangerous p.m. Thursday from a woman the influence of liquor at 7:30 who reported she received a LL Bean inks first wholesaler weapon at 6:37 a.m. Friday on p.m. Thursday at Peabody Jackson Street. call from a friend who said her Shell at 85 Lynnfield St. A rear- boyfriend was refusing to let end collision was observed by partnerships in U.S. Breaking and Entering the friend leave her residence. an officer. Scott G. Milbury Jr., Officers were dispatched to 45, was arrested (see arrests). and water bottles that went “When you select the right A report of a breaking and Hammersmith Dr. and took the By David Sharp ASSOCIATED PRESS on sale in more than 1,000 retail partners, it gives entering at 4:03 p.m. Thursday male party into custody. Vandalism Staples stores two weeks you the ability to bring the at 76 Hanover St.; at 10:27 FREEPORT, Maine — ago. The business products product to the people” with- p.m. Thursday at 34 Melvin A report of vandalism at 3:48 SWAMPSCOTT L.L. Bean is expanding retailer is a leader for back- out being a sellout, he said. Ave. p.m. Thursday at Tannery Gar- from its original model of to-school shopping. The move is not unprece- A report of a motor vehicle dens at 111 Foster St. A caller Assaults direct-to-customer catalog In the fall, L.L. Bean dented for the 108-year-old breaking and entering at 5:27 reported the rear passenger sales and in-stores sales gear will be sold in a retailer: L.L. Bean inked an p.m. Thursday at 61 Munroe side of their car was smashed. A report of an assault and with an agreement to sell battery at 12:25 p.m. Thurs- half-dozen SCHEELS agreement in 2018 to sell St.; at 1:20 p.m. Friday at 50 There are no suspects. products in Nordstrom, stores in the Midwest and products in Sporting Life, day at Anthony’s Pier 4 at 153 S Common St. Vandalism was reported Staples and sporting in 20 Nordstrom stores Hudson’s Bay and Moun- Humphrey St. at 2:06 a.m. Friday at Road- goods chain SCHEELS. across the U.S. tain Equipment Co-Op Overdose house Pub at 55 Pulaski St. The company’s first Complaints Nordstrom will offer stores in Canada. The com- A report of an overdose at A man walked into the station wholesale agreements in classics like the famous pany also reached an agree- 3:07 p.m. Thursday at Broad to report a tree had fallen onto A report of a disturbance at the U.S. represent a push Bean Boot, fleece and flan- ment three years ago to ex- and Silsbee streets. his car. 8:21 a.m. Thursday at 399 Es- to get L.L. Bean products nel, both in the stores, and pand sales in Japan beyond sex St.; at 10:35 a.m. Thursday in front of more consumers. online. company-branded stores. Theft SALEM at Humphrey Street and Monu- The Maine-based retail- It’s a smart strategy for L.L.Bean has dealt with ment Avenue. er believes its products retailers like L.L. Bean flat sales and a difficult A report of motor vehicle Accidents A report of suspicious activi- are underrepresented in to reach more consumers era of belt-tightening that theft at 4:47 p.m. Thursday at ty at 8:47 p.m. Thursday at 55 the marketplace and that without the risks that go included a previous reduc- 32 Harwood St. A report of a motor vehicle Atlantic Ave. there’s an opportunity to along with opening new tion in workforce, a tight- A report of a larceny at crash at 6:59 p.m. Thursday expand while other retail- stores and signing long ening of its generous re- 5:33 p.m. Thursday at 43 at 165 Boston St.; at 12:10 Theft ers contract, said Charlie leases, said Marshal Co- turn policy, and a paring of Highland Ave.; at 2:33 a.m. p.m. Friday at 426 Essex St.; Bruder, vice president for hen, chief retail analyst at product lines. Sales dipped Friday at 224 Washington at 1:02 p.m. Friday at 34 Lor- A report of a larceny at 5:30 merchandising. The NPD Group. 3 percent last year to about St.; at 8:57 a.m. Friday at 17 ing Ave. p.m. Thursday at 8 Valley Road. The first phase started The trend is expected $1.5 billion for the private- with L.L. Bean backpacks to continue, Cohen said. ly owned company.

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Police: Toddler killed, 2 Voters to get say in dropping out that Rhode Island signed an executive order fendants acted with de- his behalf. adults hurt in dog attack ‘plantations’ from R.I.’s name built its colonial economy to remove the phrase “and liberate indifference to Other coronavirus devel- on being a leader in the Providence Plantations” the risks posed by the opments in Massachusetts: EAST PROVIDENCE, PROVIDENCE, R.I. slave trade. from some official docu- COVID-19 pandemic, an R.I. (AP) — A toddler was (AP) — Voters will get an- Rhode Island was incor- ments and executive agen- indifference that resulted Child who drowned in killed and two adults were other chance to strip the porated as The State of cy websites. in the spread of COVID-19 injured in an attack by the words “and Providence Rhode Island and Provi- throughout the Soldiers’ Massachusetts identified family dog, police in Rhode Plantations” from Rhode dence Plantations when Lawsuit in soldier’s home Home,” the lawsuit says. as Iowa boy Island said Friday. Island’s formal name af- it ratified the Constitu- virus outbreak filed against 5 “The spread of COVID-19 Police responded to an ter lawmakers approved a tion in 1790, but the name at the Soldiers’ Home was SOUTHBRIDGE (AP) — East Providence home at joint resolution to put the dates to pre-Revolution- BOSTON (AP) — The preventable.” The child who drowned in about 2:45 p.m. Thursday question on the November ary times. family of a Korean War The suit alleges they vi- a pool in Massachusetts for a report of a distur- ballot. A similar effort a decade veteran who died during olated the veteran’s civil last weekend has been bance, and learned that Although the word ago failed overwhelmingly. a coronavirus outbreak rights by acting with in- identified by authorities a 15-month-old child had “plantations” in Rhode Is- But calls to drop the at a Massachusetts home difference. as a 4-year-old Iowa boy been bitten by a dog, East land’s name does not spe- word “plantations” from for ailing veterans filed a Leadership at the home who was visiting relatives. the state name have in- failed to follow state and Providence police said in a cifically refer to a place $176 million federal law- Gavin Bagley of Corn- tensified recently as pro- suit Friday against five federal guidelines issued Facebook post. where slaves labored, it ing, Iowa, died after being Officers found the tod- elicits such imagery, say testers nationwide de- former home officials. in February and March pulled from the pool at a dler with significant inju- sponsors of the bill ap- mand racial justice in the The suit filed by the fam- aimed at containing ries and began life-saving proved Thursday. aftermath of the May 25 ily of Joseph Sniadach, an COVID-19 at assisted liv- Southbridge home at about procedures. “The images that come death of George Floyd at 84-year-old veteran who ing facilities and nursing 4 p.m. Sunday, the office of The girl was taken to to mind when I hear the the hands of Minneapolis died at the Soldiers’ Home homes, the plaintiffs’ at- Worcester District Attor- Hasbro Children’s Hospi- word ‘plantations’ are the police. in Holyoke on April 27, torneys, Thomas Lesser ney Joseph Early Jr. said tal in Providence where inhuman and degrading “When you have more seeks class-action status. and Michael Aleo, said. in a statement Thursday. she was pronounced dead. treatment of the African than 10,000 Rhode Island- It appears to be the first Walsh’s attorney, William A 911 caller reported a The two adults were tak- Americans who came be- ers showing up in a pan- lawsuit filed in connection Bennett, said in an email to child at the bottom of the en to Rhode Island Hospi- fore me, families ripped demic for a march calling with the coronavirus-re- The Associated Press that pool, Fire Chief Paul Nor- tal for injuries sustained apart by slave sales, rapes, for an end to police bru- lated deaths of 76 veter- he is reviewing the com- mandin Jr. said. while trying to stop the castrations and lynchings. tality and to affirm that ans at the facility. plaint and will make a pub- Someone at the house Black Lives Matter, we attack, police said. It is a hurtful term to so The defendants are for- lic statement next week. jumped in the pool and No names were released. many of us,” state Sen. can take this ugly, painful mer home Superintendent Bennett, who is Walsh’s grabbed the child. The dog, described by Harold Metts, D-Prov- word out of the name of Bennett Walsh, former uncle, previously said that police as a pit bull-type idence, one of the bill’s our beautiful state,” state secretary of the state’s Walsh acted appropriately A Southbridge police of- breed, was injured and sponsors, said in a state- Rep. Anastasia Williams, Department of Veterans’ in handling the virus out- ficer who was first on the was later euthanized. ment. D-Providence, said in a Services Francisco Urena, break at the facility. scene started performing Police did not know of Metts, who traces his statement. and three other former It wasn’t immediately CPR on the boy. Fire de- any prior violent incidents own family history to a Democratic Gov. Gina home administrators. clear whether Urena had partment paramedics ar- involving the dog. Virginia plantation, points Raimondo last month “Each of these five de- a lawyer to comment on rived minutes later. A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 Millions told full return to school in fall unlikely By Freida Frisaro The uncertainty about a week of seesawing infec- and David Crary the way to safely restart tion numbers. ASSOCIATED PRESS schools has parents like Florida reported 128 Ivette Garcia of Orange new deaths Friday and FORT LAUDERDALE, Park, Fla., struggling 11,345 additional cases. Fla. — Millions more chil- with what to do. When she There were signs across dren in the U.S. learned learned her school district the Sunbelt that the virus Friday that they’re un- only had two options this was stretching authorities’ likely to return to class- fall, in-person or virtu- capacity to respond. The rooms full time in the fall al lessons, she decided to medical examiner’s of- because of the coronavi- keep her kindergarten son fice in metro Phoenix has rus pandemic as death home. She plans to sched- gotten portable storage tolls reached new highs. It came as many states ule instruction before and coolers and ordered more — particularly in the Sun- after work, with her par- to handle an influx of bod- belt — struggled to cope ents reinforcing education ies — reminiscent of New with the surge and gov- in between. York City at the height of ernments worldwide tried “The schools’ start the pandemic there. to control fresh outbreaks. date is less than 30 days In Houston, an 86-per- In a sign of how the virus away. And I don’t feel that son Army medical team is galloping around the there’s a very great plan worked to take over a globe, the World Health in place that makes me wing of United Memorial Organization reported feel comfortable enough Medical Center. In Cali- nearly a quarter-million to send my baby to school fornia, military doctors, new infections in a single and then return back to nurses and other health day. our family dynamic,” Gar- care specialists were be- In the U.S., teams of cia said. ing deployed to eight military medics were de- Several states have been hospitals facing staffing ployed in Texas and Cal- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS reporting record numbers shortages. ifornia to help hospitals of COVID-19 this week, Some hospitals in South Amid concerns of the spread of COVID-19, science teachers Ann Darby, deluged by coronavirus contributing to a surge in Carolina also were being patients. The two most left, and Rosa Herrera check-in students before a summer STEM camp the national death rate. squeezed: The number of populous states each re- at Wylie High School Tuesday, July 14, 2020, in Wylie, Texas. The seven-day rolling av- patients with COVID-19 erage for daily new deaths is increasing rapidly, while ported roughly 10,000 room instruction unlike- first eight weeks, poten- cision for fall classes for new cases and some has risen 34 percent from nurses and other workers ly for most districts. The tially pushing a return to the district’s more than of their highest death two weeks ago, while the are getting infected when Democrat’s rules mandate campus in some cities un- 300,000 students won’t counts since the pandem- case count in that period they are off work, said Dr. ic began. Big numbers in that students above sec- til November. come until late August. shot up 43 percent. Wendell James, a senior Florida, Arizona and oth- ond grade and all staff Most Chicago children Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds, Texas reported a record vice president with Pris- er states also are helping wear masks. would return to the class- a Republican, announced 174 new deaths, and more ma Health who is based in drive the U.S. resurgence Texas gave public room just two days a week she will override school than 10,000 additional Greenville. that’s forcing states to re- schools permission to stay and spend the other three districts and require stu- cases for the fourth con- “The majority of the ill- think the school year. closed for more than 5 mil- days learning remotely dents to spend at least secutive day. California’s ness we see in our nurs- California Gov. Gavin lion students well into the under a tentative plan half of their schooling in nearly 10,000 confirmed ing staffs and our sup- Newsom laid out strict fall. Under the guidelines, outlined by officials from classrooms, drawing criti- cases were its third-high- port staff is community criteria for school reopen- schools can hold online-on- the nation’s third-largest cism from the state teach- est daily total, and it re- spread,” he said. “Almost ings that makes class- ly instruction for up to the school district. A final de- ers union. corded 130 deaths during all of it I can’t control.” Personal assistant charged in dismembered tech CEO’s killing

By Michael R. Sisak gun a day before his body ASSOCIATED PRESS was found. Speaking to re- porters about the arrest, NEW YORK — A per- Harrison would not say sonal assistant arrest- when police believe Saleh ed Friday in the death was killed, nor would he and dismemberment of a discuss other details about 33-year-old tech entrepre- the case or take questions. AP FILE PHOTO neur was believed to have Investigators initially be- owed his boss a “signifi- lieved that the cousin who On Friday British researchers published a re- cant amount of money,” went to check on Saleh port on the only drug shown to improve surviv- New York City police said. may have interrupted the al — the inexpensive steroid dexamethasone. Tyrese Haspil faces a attack and that the assail- murder charge in the ant fled out a back exit. The death of Fahim Saleh, PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS medical examiner ruled New studies clarify whose beheaded, armless the death a homicide after body was found Tuesday Tyrese Haspil, 21, is escorted out of the 7th pre- an autopsy found the cause by a cousin who had gone cinct by NYPD detectives, Friday, in New York. of death was multiple stab what drugs help, to his luxury Manhattan wounds to the body. condo to check on him. arraignment and a law- apartment, closely fol- Saleh was the chief exec- Haspil, 21, handled yer who could speak on lowed by a masked person utive officer of ride-hailing finances and person- his behalf was not imme- dressed entirely in black, motorcycle startup Goka- hurt for COVID-19 al matters for Saleh, diately available. according to a law en- da that started operating whose ventures included Officers responding to forcement official who was in Nigeria in 2018. By Marilynn COVID-19. a ride-hailing service in the cousin’s 911 call dis- briefed on the case. Saleh’s LinkedIn biog- Marchione About 2,104 patients ASSOCIATED PRESS Africa. covered Saleh’s clothed tor- The video also showed raphy described him as a given the drug were com- pared to 4,321 patients Haspil, who grew up on so, bags containing a head a struggle between the self-taught businessman Fresh studies give more getting usual care. Long Island and lives in and arms and an electric two that ensued at the en- who founded Gokada, information about what It reduced deaths by 36 Brooklyn, was taken into saw in the living room of trance to the apartment, building on his experience treatments do or don’t police custody Friday morn- his luxury seventh-floor said the official, who wasn’t of first “seeing an opportu- work for COVID-19, with percent for patients sick ing in the lobby of another apartment on the Lower authorized to discuss the nity in his parent’s native high-quality methods that enough to need breathing luxury apartment building East Side, police said. investigation and spoke on country of Bangladesh” give reliable results. machines: 29 percent on several blocks from where Investigators recovered the condition of anonymity. and starting that coun- British researchers on the drug died versus 41 Saleh was killed, NYPD security video showing Harrison said investi- try’s largest ride-sharing Friday published their percent given usual care. Chief of Detectives Rodney Saleh exiting an elevator gators determined that company. It said he also research on the only drug It curbed the risk of death Harrison said. that leads directly into Haspil assaulted Saleh in invested in a similar ven- shown to improve sur- by 18 percent for patients Information on Haspil’s the full-floor, two-bedroom the elevator with a stun ture in Colombia. vival — a cheap steroid needing just supplemen- called dexamethasone. tal oxygen: 23 percent on Two other studies found the drug died versus 26 that the malaria drug percent of the others. Iowa meth kingpin is 3rd executed hydroxychloroquine does However, it seemed not help people with only harmful at earlier stages mild symptoms. or milder cases of illness: by U.S. government this week For months before stud- 18 percent of those on the ies like these, learning drug died versus 14 per- what helps or harms has cent of those given usual By Michael Tarm decision hours before. son Kerri Kupec said “just became more labored. He been undermined by “des- care. ASSOCIATED PRESS Honken, who had been punishment has been car- turned increasingly ashen peration science” as doc- The clarity of who does on death row since 2005, ried out.” as blood drained from his tors and patients tried TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — and does not benefit was pronounced dead at “Nearly three decades face and hands. His hands therapies on their own or The U.S. government on “probably will result in 4:36 p.m. The inmate — after Honken coldly end- gradually stopped twitch- through a host of studies Friday put to death an Iowa many lives saved,” Fauci known for his verbosity ed the lives of five people, ing, and his breathing be- not strong enough to give chemistry student-turned- and Lane wrote. at trial and for making a including two young girls, came shallower. clear answers. meth kingpin convicted of NOT HELPFUL long statement of his inno- all in an effort to protect Honken was pronounced “For the field to move The same Oxford study killing five people, the third himself and his criminal dead about 30 minutes after cence at his sentencing — forward and for patients’ also tested hydroxychloro- execution by the federal spoke only briefly, neither enterprise, he has finally the process began — lon- outcomes to improve, there quine in a rigorous man- government in a week. addressing victims’ family faced justice,” Kupec said. ger than the other two ex- will need to be fewer small ner and researchers previ- Dustin Honken, 52, who members nor saying he After officials beganecutions. An official with a or inconclusive studies” and ously said it did not help prosecutors said killed key was sorry. His last words administering the lethal stethoscope walked into the more like the British one, hospitalized patients with witnesses to stop them were, “Holy Mary, mother injection, Honken began small death chamber, put his Drs. Anthony Fauci and COVID-19. from testifying in his drugs of God, pray for me.” blinking his eyes and his fingers on Honken’s neck to H. Clifford Lane of the Na- After 28 days, about 25.7 case, received a lethal in- Honken’s lawyer, Shawn fingers twitched. After sev- check for a pulse, listened for tional Institutes of Health percent on hydroxychloro- jection at the Federal Cor- Nolan, said his client was eral minutes his breathing a heartbeat, then exited. wrote in the New England quine had died versus 23.5 rectional Complex in Terre “redeemed” and had repent- Journal of Medicine. percent given usual care Haute, Indiana. Two oth- ed for his crimes. Honk- It’s now time to do more — a difference so small ers were also put to death en was a devout Catholic studies comparing treat- during the week after a hi- who “cared for everyone he ments and testing com- it could have occurred by atus of nearly 20 years, in- came into contact with” in binations, said Dr. Peter chance cluding Wesley Purkey. His prison, Nolan said. Bach, a health policy ex- Now, details published lawyers contended he had “There was no reason for pert at Memorial Sloan on a research site for sci- dementia and didn’t know the government to kill him, Kettering Cancer Center entists show that the drug why he was being executed. in haste or at all. In any in New York. may have done harm. Pa- The first in the spate fed- case, they failed. The Dustin Here are highlights of tients given hydroxychlo- eral executions happened Honken they wanted to kill recent treatment develop- roquine were less likely Tuesday, when Daniel is long gone,” Nolan said. ments: to leave the hospital alive Lewis Lee was put to death “The man they killed today DEXAMETHASONE within 28 days — 60 per- for killing a family in the was a human being, who The British study, led by cent on the drug versus 63 1990s as part of a plot to could have spent the rest of the University of Oxford, percent given usual care. build a whites-only nation. his days helping others and FILE PHOTO | TIM HYNDS/SIOUX CITY JOURNAL VIA AP tested a type of steroid Those not needing breath- Lee’s execution, like Pur- further redeeming himself. widely used to tamp down ing machines when they key’s, went ahead only af- May he rest in peace.” Dustin Honken is led by federal marshals to a inflammation, which can started treatment also ter the U.S. Supreme Court In a statement, Justice waiting car after the second day of jury selec- become severe and prove were more likely to end up gave it a green light in a 5-4 Department spokesper- tion in federal court in Sioux City, Iowa. fatal in later stages of on one or to die. SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Rev. C.T. Vivian, key civil rights leader, has died at 95

By Desiree Seals and Michael Warren ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTA — The Rev. C.T. Vivian, an early and key adviser to the Rev. Mar- tin Luther King Jr. who or- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ganized pivotal civil rights Southern Pines nursing home resident Wayne campaigns and spent de- Swint gets a birthday visit from his mother, cades advocating for justice Clemittee Swint, in Warner Robins, Ga., on and equality, died Friday at Friday. the age of 95. Vivian began staging sit-ins against segrega- Days grow long tion in Peoria, Ill., in the 1940s — a dozen years before lunch-counter pro- at nursing tests by college students made national news. He met King soon after the homes as virus budding civil rights lead- er’s leadership of the 1955 Montgomery bus boycott, and helped translate ideas lockdowns drag on into action by organizing the Freedom Rides that outbreaks elsewhere. The By Matt Sedensky forced federal interven- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ASSOCIATED PRESS home went six weeks with tion across the South. no infections at all. C.T. Vivian uses an intercom with Rev. James Lawson on a bus in Mont- Vivian boldly challenged WARNER ROBINS, Ga. When the lucky streak gomery, Ala., to discuss the experiences they encountered in 1961 as a segregationist sheriff — In the activity room, ended, the on-edge early Freedom Riders, a group of college students who defied segregation on while trying to register where birthdays were days of the pandemic gave Black voters in Selma, interstate buses across the American South. celebrated and Sunday way to a weeks-long fight Ala., where hundreds, services were held, the to contain it, with more campaigns for integra- cally as they advocated for argued for their voting then thousands, later aquarium and its bright- than a quarter of residents tion across the south, and justice and equality. The rights until Clark’s punch marched across the Ed- ly colored tropical fish are infected. Today, Southern campaigns for economic civil rights movement was knocked him flat. mund Pettus Bridge. the only signs of life. Pines is like many nursing justice throughout the effective not only because Vivian stood back up and “You can turn your back Off quiet hallways, South- homes, neither in the heat of its nonviolence, but be- kept talking before he was now and you can keep your north, knowing that even ern Pines residents pass of panicked battle nor past after the Voting Rights Act cause activists made sure stitched up and jailed, and the time with word-search it. Normalcy remains a dis- club in your hand, but you their messages were am- cannot beat down justice. and Civil Rights Act that his mistreatment helped books or a nap. Meals once tant hope, the threat is as he helped win, our long plified, he said. draw thousands of protest- were a social time enjoyed And we will register to persistent as at the onset, journey to equality was “This is what made the ers, whose determination at tables of neighbors; now vote because as citizens and no clear path forward nowhere near finished,” movement: Our voice to march from Selma to most are delivered bed- of these United States we has emerged. Obama wrote. was really heard. But it Montgomery pressured side. Visitors are resigned have the right to do it,” And so everyone just Obama also drew a di- didn’t happen by accident; Congress to pass the Voting to muffled conversations Vivian declared, wagging waits. rect line from “Vivian and we made certain it was Rights Act later that year. through windowpanes, and his index finger at Sheriff Watching over this com- all the heroes in that Civ- heard,” Vivian said. Vivian continued to the only tickets out may be munity is administrator Jim Clark as the cameras Cordy Tindell Vivian a trip to dialysis or an am- rolled. il Rights Generation” to serve in the SCLC after Donna Stefano, who, on a today’s generation of ac- was born July 28, 1924, King’s assassination in bulance ride to the hospital The sheriff then punched in Howard County, Mo., whim, once answered an ad tivists, saying “I have to 1968, and became its in- — or something worse. for a clerical job at a nurs- him, and news coverage of but moved to Macomb, imagine that seeing the terim president in 2012, Life has frozen at this ing home. Thirty-five years the assault helped turned a Il., with his mother as largest protest movement lending renewed credibil- nursing home, walled off later, she finds herself local registration drive into a young boy. He studied in history unfold over his ity after the organization for four months by a virus minding Southern Pines’ a national phenomenon. theology alongside future final months gave the Rev- stagnated for years. He that’s zeroed in on the old. twin populations: Those Former diplomat and civil rights leader and U.S. And with the pandem- who call this home, but live congressman Andrew erend a final dose of hope.” Congressman John Lew- also co-founded VISION, ic raging outside, there’s walled off from those they Young, another close King Among many other trib- is at the American Bap- the precursor to Outward no telling when the thaw love in sometimes oppres- confidant, said Vivian was utes, The King Center in tist College in Nashville, Bound; the Center for might come. sive isolation. And those always “one of the people Atlanta tweeted: “Rev. C.T. Tenn., where they trained Democratic Renewal; and “It’s really not normal,” who have taken on the who had the most insight, Vivian. Courageous. Bril- waves of activists in non- a consulting firm that en- says Christen Washing- back-breaking, near-pover- wisdom, integrity and liant. Sacrificial. A pow- violent protest. couraged improvements in ton, a nurse who handles ty work of caring for them. dedication.” erfully well-lived life that King made Vivian his race relations. social services and admis- Both cling to hope that Barack Obama, who hon- lifted humanity. We will national director of af- “There must always be sions at Southern Pines. the end to all this is near ored Vivian with the Pres- miss you.” And the Rev. Al filiates at the Southern the understanding of what “I don’t know what that is — even as infections in idential Medal of Freedom Sharpton, who heads the Christian Leadership Martin had in mind for anymore.” the outside world surge, in 2013, tweeted Friday National Action Network, Conference and sent him this organization,” Vivian Like facilities nationwide, deaths creep up, and the that “he was always one of tweeted that Vivian “made around the South to reg- said in a 2012 interview. Southern Pines followed lockdown continues. the first in the action — a this nation and world a bet- ister voters, an effort that “Nonviolent, direct action the federal government’s “We’re going to have to Freedom Rider, a marcher ter place. ... RIP, my friend.” brought Vivian to Selma makes us successful. We March 13 guidance to run different for a long in Selma, beaten, jailed, Speaking with students in 1965. Standing on the learned how to solve so- halt all visits, a move that while,” says Stefano. “Oth- almost killed, absorbing in Tennessee 50 years af- Dallas County courthouse cial problems without vio- spurred some backlash but erwise it’s going to come blows in hopes that fewer ter the Voting Rights Act steps as a line of Black lence. We cannot allow the seemed prescient as the back and next time we of us would have to.” was signed into law, Vivian people stretched down nation or the world to ever news exploded of deadly may not be so lucky.” “He waged nonviolent urged them to act strategi- the block behind him, he forget that.” SENIOR LIVING DIRECTORY The North Shore’s longest running resource guide.

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©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. SPORTS B SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 Fall sports suspended in NE10, America East, Atlantic-10 By Mike Alongi 31. ITEM SPORTS EDITOR The NE10 and its mem- ber institutions are aim- The dominoes continue ing to provide a meaning- to tumble down as colle- ful regular season and giate athletic conferences conference championship begin to announce their experience for its fall plans for their fall se- sport student-athletes mester, with three more during the Spring 2021 conferences announcing semester, as long as a re- that they will not play turn to competition can sports this fall due to be safely executed. Ini- concerns surrounding tial plans for spring-com- the COVID-19 pandemic. petition fall sports will be The Northeast-10 Con- provided at a later date. ference, the America East The NE10 will also Conference and the At- endeavor to provide a lantic-10 Conference all regular season sched- made their plans known ule and/or conference on Friday, announcing championship experi- COURTESY PHOTO | DAVID COLT that they are postponing ence for its winter sport all fall sports. Each con- Nashawtuc Country Club’s Matthew Organisak poses with his trophy at The Kittansett Club on student-athletes during Friday after winning the 112th Massachusetts Amateur Championship. ference went about their the spring 2021 semes- postponements in a par- ter, with the intention of ticular way, with room to aligning with appropri- change things around if ate NCAA selection crite- conditions improve. ria and dates, as long as Organisak outlasts Prep alum The Northeast-10 a return to competition Conference — made up can be safely executed. of Bentley University, America East — which Franklin Pierce Univer- is made up of UMass Maccario in Mass. Amateur final sity, Assumption Col- Lowell, the University of lege, St. Anselm College, Hartford, the University By Mike Alongi uate of St. John’s Prep — able to say that my name adrenaline and the energy Stonehill College, St. of New Hampshire, the ITEM SPORTS EDITOR by a score of 2-up. This is will be on this trophy pret- up for 36 holes is tough,” Michael’s College, Adel- University of Vermont, the first state amateur ty soon,” said Organisak, said Maccario, who lives phi University, Le Moyne the University of Maine, It ended up taking all 36 win for Organisak, who a Sudbury native. “Some- in Manchester. “I’ve never College, American In- Binghamton University, holes, but when it was all represents Nashawtuc thing that I feel even bet- had to do it while playing ternational University, the University of Albany, said and done Nashawtuc in Concord and recently ter about and even more the same person. It was University of New Ha- Stony Brook University, Country Club’s Matthew graduated from Emory proud and happy about is tough and the weather to- ven, Pace University, the University of Mary- Organisak made a par on University in Atlanta. Or- that Nashawtuc Country’s day felt like we were not The College of St. Rose, land Baltimore Coun- the final hole to defeat ganisak also won the 2019 Club’s name will be on in the U.S., we had a little Southern Connecticut ty and the New Jersey Bradford Country Club’s Francis Ouimet Memorial this trophy. Every mem- bit of everything. I think State University and Institute of Technology Nick Maccario and win Tournament. He joins Pat- ber over there has always that’s probably the tough- Southern New Hamp- — announced a post- the 112th Massachusetts rick Frodigh (2018) and been so supportive and est thing was just keeping shire University — made ponement of all America Amateur Championship Ben Spitz (2006) as the they have been all week. your head in it for eight the decision to suspend East fall sport athletics at The Kittansett Club on only left-handed golfers Just to be able to put my hours.” all NE10-sponsored com- Friday. to win the Amateur since name on this is an amaz- petition and champion- Organisak defeated 2000. ing feeling.” ships through December COLLEGE, B2 Maccario — who is a grad- “It’s truly special to be “Playing and keeping the MASS GOLF, B2 Tuukka Rask one of three Vezina Trophy finalists

ASSOCIATED PRESS wins, which included a the Vezina in 2014, and 21-game stretch in which Jaroslav Halak teamed to Andrei Vasilevskiy of he went 19-0-2, and closed win the William Jennings the Tampa Bay Lightning the season going 21-5-1 Trophy in having the Bru- has been selected as a over his final 27 starts. ins allow the fewest goals Vezina Trophy finalist for the third consecutive sea- He was a first-time Vezi- this past season. son, with a shot at becom- na winner last year, and Hellebuyk went 31-21- ing the first back-to-back finished third in the vote 5 in leading goalies in winner of the NHL’s top in 2018. shots faced (1,796), saves goalie award in 12 years. New Jersey’s Martin (1,656), minutes played Winnipeg’s Connor Hel- Brodeur, in 2007 and ’08 and six shutouts. He ac- lebuyk and Boston’s Tu- was the last repeat win- counted for 31 of Winni- ukka Rask rounded out ner. peg’s 37 wins, and went the list of finalists re- Rask finished with a 26- 10-1-2 in games he faced leased on Friday follow- 8-6 record, led the NHL 37 or more shots. From PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS ing a vote by the league’s with a 2.12 goals-against Michigan, Hellebuyk is a general managers. average and finished sec- second-time Vezina final- Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask makes a save during training camp this Vasilevskiy finishedond with a .929 save per- ist after finishing second week at Warrior Ice Arena in Boston. with an NHL-leading 35 centage. Rask, who won in 2018. Finau, Palmer share early lead at Memorial as Tiger hangs on

DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — (68), who had made only him to wait until the af- Tony Finau figured he was one bogey over two rounds. ternoon to see if he would on the right track when he The way Muirfield Village make the cut. shot 59 at Victory Ranch is playing, both are im- Woods, a five-time win- last week in Utah. pressive. ner at Muirfield Village, That kind of score isn’t Among the early start- has never missed the cut happening at Muirfield ers, they had a one-shot in 17 previous times at the Village, where the greens lead over Jon Rahm (67), Memorial. are getting faster by the who has another chance “Not very good,” Woods hour. No matter. Finau to reach No. 1 in the world said. “I three-putted two took enough confidence this week for the first time holes early, and whatever from playing with his kids in his career. U.S. Open kind of momentum I was at home during a week off, champion Gary Woodland going to create, I stifled and it translated into 14 had a 70 and was two be- that early and fought it birdies over two days and hind. the rest of the day.” a share of the 36-hole lead For Tiger Woods, it was Finau elected to stay at the Memorial. a matter of hoping he gets home last week instead of Finau recovered from two more rounds. Woods playing Muirfield Village two bogeys three holes said his back felt stiff twice in a row. He won’t into his second round Fri- while warming up, and compare Victory Ranch day by making birdie on missing a pair of 3-foot- with Muirfield Village, the rest of his par 5s and ers didn’t make him feel though it inspired him. At finishing with a wedge to 2 any better. He managed one point, he was 14-under feet for a 3-under 69. two birdies and a 7-foot PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS That put him at 9-un- par save on his final three MEMORIAL, B2 Tony Finau hits from the second tee during the second round of the Me- der 135 with Ryan Palmer holes for a 76 that forced morial golf tournament, Friday in Dublin, Ohio. B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020

TODAY IN SPORTS Scenes from the 112th Mass. Amateur Championship July 18 breaks the 10-year-old world triple jump record, leaping 59 feet in the 1896 — James Foulis wins the U.S. Salamanca Provincial meet. Edwards Men’s Open golf championship at tops the previous mark of 58-11½ Shinnecock Hills, Southampton, N.Y. set in 1985 by Willie Banks of the 1927 — Ty Cobb of the Philadelphia United States. Athletics doubles off the glove of 1999 — Jean Van de Velde’s triple Harry Heilmann for his 4,000th hit. bogey on the 72nd hole sets the 1951 — Jersey Joe Walcott, at 37, stage for Paul Lawrie to become the becomes the oldest fighter to win first Scotsman to win the British the world heavyweight title with a Open in his native land since Tommy seventh-round knockout of Ezzard Armour in 1931. Lawrie, 10 strokes Charles at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. behind when the final round began, 1970 — San Francisco’s Willie Mays wins the four-hole playoff over Van de gets career hit number 3,000 off Velde and Justin Leonard, making Montreal’s Mike Wegener in the sec- birdies on the last two holes to com- ond inning. plete the biggest comeback in a 1975 — The trial of Dave Forbes, major. the first pro athlete to be indicted for 1999 — David Cone dazzles the a crime committed during play, ends Montreal Expos, throwing the 14th in a hung jury. Forbes, of the Boston perfect game in modern history to Bruins, was indicted for excessive lead the New York Yankees to a 6-0 force used on an opponent. Forbes’ victory. victim was Henry Boucha in a game 2005 — In Oklahoma City, the Unit- on Jan. 4 against the North Stars at ed States loses a tournament title Minnesota. The prosecution decides game for the first time since 1997, not to seek a retrial. falling 3-1 to Japan in the champion- 1987 — New York’s Don Mattingly ship of the inaugural World Cup of ties Dale Long’s 31-year-old major Softball. The Americans, which lost league record when he homers for to Canada earlier in this tournament, the eighth consecutive game in the lost to Australia 1-0 in the champion- Yankees’ 7-2 loss to the Texas Rang- ship game of the 1997 Superball, ers. held in Ohio. 1993 — Greg Norman shoots a 64 2010 — Louis Oosthuizen of South on the final day to set a record with Africa shoots a 1-under 71 for a sev- a 13-under 267 and wins the British en-stroke victory at 16-under 272 in Open. Norman wins by two strokes the British Open on the Old Course over defending champion Nick Faldo. at St. Andrews. Lee Westwood of 1995 — Britain’s Jonathan Edwards England finishes second. Finau, Palmer share lead going into weekend at Memorial MEMORIAL which goes in the book From B1 as a round of even par. It was anything but that. par through 16 holes un- He hit into the creek and til making a bogey on the muffed a chip for a double 17th hole and settling for his second sub-60 round bogey on the par-5 11th. away from the PGA Tour. He smoked a fairway “I don’t know how many metal to 8 feet for eagle times I’ve been 14 under on the par-5 fifth. He hit through 16 holes on a wedge to 10 feet for a pair good golf course,” Finau of birdies. He chunked a said. “But it told me I was in good form and just told wedge into a bunker and me how good I am at scor- made bogey. ing. So I think I definitely He was at 2-under 142. carried some of that right “I don’t know what it into this week, and that was,” he said. “It was a confidence I think is pret- few birdies and an eagle ty cool.” thrown in there and a few The way Muirfield Vil- lage began to look Friday, mistakes. There’s some the weekend at the Me- good in there, some medi- morial will be more about ocre and there was some hanging on than going pretty poor shots. But I low. The course is replac- battled back well.” ing all the greens after Palmer played the this week, so officials are COURTESY PHOTOS | DAVID COLT Workday Charity Open letting them go. It doesn’t Top: Matt Organisak (left) and Nick Maccario (right) each follow through on iron shots matter if they’re so fast last week at Muirfield Village and missed the during the championship round of the 112th Massachusetts Amateur Championships Friday. the grass dies because Bottom: Nick Maccario poses with his second place medal at The Kittansett Club. they’re being ripped up, cut. Instead of staying in anyway. Ohio, he went home to That began to show even Texas to work with swing on a calm, still morning. coach Randy Smith, and Brooks Koepka ap- Organisak edges out Maccario in peared to hit a solid bun- he found a fix to whatever ker shot from right of the was holding him back. 16th green until it rolled “One little, small flaw in out a few feet past the my back swing,” Palmer Mass. Amateur Championship hole, and then a few more said. feet until it was off the He also did some work green and resting against the score up. A par on the birdie on the ninth to take a clutch birdie to keep on the greens with Steve MASS GOLF the collar of rough. That From B1 16th hole gave Organisak a 3-up lead to the back himself alive in the tour- wasn’t his biggest prob- Stricker, and Palmer feels a 1-up lead, but Maccario nine. Another birdie on nament. Only 1-down, good enough about his lem. Koepka dumped a The first 18 holes were was able to take the 18th the 10th gave Organisak a Maccario missed the fair- shot in the water on his chances on the weekend. evenly-matched, with both hole to keep things all even 4-up lead once again. way on the par-5 18th and final hole at No. 9 and Stricker didn’t do too players battling the rainy, at the halfway point. Maccario fought back struggled to advance his made double bogey for a badly, either. The 53-year- windy conditions for the The second 18 got off to with back-to-back pars on second shot more than 75. old Ryder Cup captain first few hours. Organisak a rough start for Macca- the 12th and 13th holes to 100 yards. Meanwhile, Or- That put him at 3-over rio, allowing Organisak to cut the deficit in half and ganisak striped a driver had a 67 and was at 4-un- jumped out to an early 147, same as Woods, and rush ahead to a big lead. gain some momentum. right down the middle of 2-up lead after two holes, he had to wait to see if he der 140, along with Jim After earning points on the But Organisak wouldn’t the fairway and was just but Maccario quickly made the cut. Furyk, who turned 50 two first, second, fifth and sixth back down either, making short and left of the green Rory McIlroy shot 72, months ago and shot 68. fought back and had a 2-up holes, Organisak took a huge par saves on both with his second shot. Mac- lead of his own after eight 4-up lead and looked to the 15th and 16th holes to cario’s third shot ended holes. Organisak made a potentially run away with keep Maccario from get- up over the green, and Bengals’ AJ Green birdie on the par-4 ninth the tournament. ting any closer. he missed both his birdie hole to cut Maccario’s lead But Maccario wouldn’t On the 17th hole -- and par attempt to settle to just 1-up at the turn. back down. A par on the which played directly for a bogey. Organisak The score remained there seventh and an eagle on into the wind -- Maccario chipped up onto the green signs franchise until the 13th hole, when the eighth for Maccario flighted a low shot onto and took his two putts Organisak made a birdie cut the deficit in half be- the green from nearly to make par and win the tender on the 375-yard par 4 to tie fore Organisak made a 160 yards out and made championship. CINCINNATI (AP) — teaming with quarterback Receiver A.J. Green signed Andy Dalton, the Bengals NE-10, America East, Atlantic-10 his one-year, $17.9 million made a clean break follow- contract Friday after the ing a 2-14 finish. Quarter- deadline passed for agree- back Joe Burrow went to all suspend fall sports ing to a long-term deal Cincinnati with the first with the Cincinnati Ben- overall pick in the draft. gals. COLLEGE support will be permitted ty, Saint Louis University and institutional proto- The club used its fran- The Bengals then took From B1 at each institution’s dis- and Virginia Common- cols that would assure the chise tag on Green, who Clemson receiver Tee Hig- cretion in adherence with wealth University -- has safety of student-athletes, missed all last season gins — who patterns his competition and champi- NCAA rules and local and made the decision to post- staff and the campus com- with an ankle injury. game on Green’s — in the onships for the duration of state health and safety pone all fall sports until munity. If COVID-19 risk Green wanted a multiyear second round. the first semester. guidelines. at least mid-September. levels do not improve, the deal to stay in Cincinnati Dalton was released and The conference will The Atlantic-10 Confer- The conference and in- teams and student-ath- but said he wouldn’t hold signed with Dallas. develop plans for a com- ence -- made up of UMass stitutional leadership letes will continue train- out if the club used the tag Green’s presence gives petitive structure in the Amherst, the University have agreed to a “look-in ing and practicing while to keep him around for an- Burrow a deep receiving second semester and will of Rhode Island, David- window” mid-September, attending classes and son College, the Univer- allowing for a potential- prepare for a spring 2021 other year. group that includes Tyler identify a working group to begin studying this im- sity of Dayton, Duquesne ly truncated competitive competitive schedule. The Bengals could try to Boyd, who caught 90 pass- negotiate a multiyear deal mediately. University, Fordham schedule amongst con- The league intends es for 1,046 yards and five at the end of the 2020 sea- Athletics activities and University, George Ma- ference opponents if the to conduct a competi- son. Green has said he’d touchdowns last season student-athlete services son University, George COVID-19 risk has sub- tive schedule for the fall like to finish his career in with Green sidelined. The for fall sports including Washington University, stantially been reduced. sports in the 2021 spring Cincinnati, where he holds Bengals return running but not limited to train- La Salle University, the The reinstatement of con- semester. Details on the many of the franchise’s re- back Joe Mixon, who ran ing, practice, strength University of Richmond, ference competitions fol- rescheduling of contests ceiving records. for 1,137 yards and caught and conditioning, athlet- St. Bonaventure Univer- lowing the look-in window and championships will be After nine years of Green 35 passes for 287 yards. ic training and academic sity, St. Joseph’s Universi- would require medical announced at a later date. SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B3 NATION Mask debate ensnares Trump as Kemp battles Atlanta By Jeff Martin several notches this week, suit and calling out Trump any travel, White House Op- and Ben Nadler leading to tough talk from for landing in Atlanta with- erations collaborates with ASSOCIATED PRESS both the governor and Atlan- out wearing a mask. the Physician to the Presi- ta Mayor Keisha Lance Bot- “I pointed out that Donald dent and the White House ATLANTA — Georgia’s toms on Friday, who accused Trump violated that order Military Of ce, to ensure governor and the mayor of President Donald Trump of when he landed at our airport plans incorporate current its largest city accused violating the city’s mask re- and did not wear a mask,” she CDC guidance and best prac- each other of playing quirement. said. She declined to say that tices for limiting COVID-19 politics Friday amid an On Wednesday, Kemp is- Trump was behind Kemp’s exposure to the greatest ex- escalating ght over sued an executive order that lawsuit but said the presi- tent possible.” face masks intended to explicitly voided local mask dent “was violating the rules A spokeswoman for Kemp reduce the spread of the requirements. That same day, of our city in just a blatant said the lawsuit had no con- coronavirus. Trump arrived in Atlanta disregard for the science.” nection with Trump’s visit. The battle over masks for a visit without wearing a The White House said the Georgia has had more than in a state with rapidly mask. Then Thursday, Kemp president and all who get 135,000 con rmed cases of rising cases of COVID-19 sued the city of Atlanta to close to him get tested. the virus, though experts say erupted into a public ght block it from enforcing a mask “The President takes the that many more people are as Atlanta and more than a mandate and other rules re- health and safety of every- likely infected but never test- dozen other cities and coun- lated to the COVID-19 pan- one traveling in support of ed. At least 3,130 people have ties de ed Republican Gov. died in Georgia after con- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS demic. himself and all White House Brian Kemp and issued local Bottoms stuck to her guns operations very seriously,” tracting the virus. The state Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp looks on orders requiring masks be in an interview Friday on White House spokesman has seen a sharp increase in during a coronavirus brie ng at the worn in public spaces. CBS “This Morning,” ques- Judd Deere said. “When pre- con rmed cases and in hos- Capitol Friday in Atlanta. The dispute ratcheted up tioning the timing of the law- paring for and carrying out pitalizations in recent weeks. Texas death toll hits record 174, schools get OK for virtual classes By Paul J. Weber istration have demanded ASSOCIATED PRESS that schools fully reopen right from the start, call- AUSTIN, Texas — Tex- ing for new guidance from as on Friday gave pub- federal health of cials lic schools permission to and slamming schools keep campuses closed for that want to bring stu- more than 5 million stu- dents back for only a few dents well into the fall days a week. as the state scrambles to Texas’ largest teachers contain one of the largest organization dismissed resurgences of the corona- Friday’s announcement virus in the country. as underwhelming, saying California also issued it is based on an arti cial strict guidance that deadline. makes it unlikely that “Educators, students many schools will resume and their parents need FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS in-person instruction this assurance that school U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth fall, raising the likelihood buildings will not be re- Bader Ginsburg speaks during a discussion on of empty classrooms in opened until it is safe to the 100th anniversary of the rati cation of the the country’s two biggest PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS do so. Right now, with 19th Amendment at Georgetown University states despite President Jose na Median wears a mask as she cleans a the pandemic still rag- Law Center in Washington. Donald Trump’s demands classroom at Wylie High School in Wylie, Texas. ing across Texas, we don’t that schools welcome know when that will be,” back students at the start had students returning to Houston, where school Texas State Teachers As- of the school year. sociation President Ovid- Justice Ginsburg classrooms by August or leaders concerned about The changes in Texas ia Molina said in a state- September as rushed and the surge of COVID-19 were announced hours ment. before the state set a reckless. cases have postponed the The Texas Education says cancer has new daily record for virus Under the new guide- rst day of classes until Agency said students who deaths, with 174, and re- lines, Texas schools could after Labor Day. are not equipped for vir- ported more than 10,000 hold online-only instruc- “The health & safety of tual learning, particularly con rmed new cases for tion for up to the rst students, teachers & par- those whose families lack returned, but a fourth consecutive day. eight weeks of the school ents is the top priority,” reliable internet access or It also follows a backlash year, potentially pushing a Republican Gov. Greg Ab- a computer, will still be from teachers and par- return to campus in some bott tweeted shortly after entitled to on-campus in- she won’t retire ents who criticized Tex- cities until November. the announcement. struction once the school as’ earlier timeline that That includes Dallas and Trump and his admin- year begins. By Mark Sherman but the fact that her dis- and Jessica Gresko ease took so long to recur ASSOCIATED PRESS from her initial pancreat- ic cancer surgery in 2009 Pentagon bans Confederate ag WASHINGTON — Jus- and previous treatments tice Ruth Bader Ginsburg “suggests that it’s not said Friday she is receiv- been growing rapidly,” he in a way to avoid Trump’s wrath ing chemotherapy for a re- said. currence of cancer, but has “She’s above average in By Lolita C. Baldor Confederate  ags, mon- no plans to retire from the many ways.” and has done ASSOCIATED PRESS uments and military base Supreme Court. remarkably well with all names have become a na- The 87-year-old Gins- her treatments so far, Ve- WASHINGTON — Af- tional  ashpoint in the burg, who has had four nook said. “There’s no rea- ter weeks of wrangling, weeks since the death of earlier bouts with can- son to think she would die the Pentagon is banning George Floyd. Protesters de- cer including pancreatic imminently.” displays of the Confed- crying racism have targeted cancer last year, said her Asked earlier this week erate  ag on military Confederate monuments in treatment so far has suc- about a possible opening installations, in a care- multiple cities. Some state ceeded in reducing lesions on the court before the fully worded policy that of cials are considering on her liver and she will election, White House chief doesn’t mention the word taking them down, but they continue chemotherapy of staff Mark Meadows ban or that speci c  ag. face vehement opposition in sessions every two weeks said the president would The policy, laid out in a some areas. “to keep my cancer at bay.” act quickly if any opening memo released Friday, Army Gen. Mark Milley, “I have often said I would were to arise. Meadows was described by of cials chair of the Joint Chiefs of remain a member of the commented after news as a creative way to bar Staff, said in a statement Court as long as I can do that Ginsburg had left the the  ag’s display without that the American  ag is the job full steam. I remain hospital after receiving openly contradicting or the symbol of the Consti- fully able to do that,” Gins- treatment for an infection, angering President Don- tution that service mem- burg said in a statement which she said Friday was ald Trump, who has de- bers swore to protect. He issued by the court. unrelated to the cancer. fended people’s rights to added, “Each of us must Ginsburg, who was ap- “I can’t imagine if he had display it. create (and) maintain an pointed by President Bill a vacancy on the Supreme Signed by Defense Sec- environment of cohesion Clinton in 1993, is the Court that he would not retary Mark Esper on across the Joint Force. One senior liberal justice on a very quickly make the Thursday night, the memo way to do that is to always court that leans conserva- appointment and look for lists the types of  ags that honor our American Flag.” tive by a 5-4 margin. Her the Senate to take quick may be displayed at mil- According to a Defense departure before the elec- action,” Meadows said, itary installations. The Department of cial fa- tion could give President adding that he didn’t want Confederate  ag is not miliar with the matter, Donald Trump the chance any comment to be seen among them — thus bar- the decision not to name to shift the court further as wishing Ginsburg “any- ring its display without a speci c prohibited  ag to the right. thing but the very best.” singling it out in a “ban.” was to ensure the policy Ginsburg’s history with Senate Majority Leader Details of the policy were would be apolitical and cancer goes back more Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., rst reported by the AP. could withstand potential FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS than 20 years. In addition has said that if there were “We must always remain legal challenges based on A man wears a Confederate  ag while walking to being treated without to be a vacancy on the court focused on what uni es us, free speech. The of cial with others in Marion, Va. surgery for a tumor on during this year’s election our sworn oath to the Con- said that the White House her pancreas last year, cycle, the Republican-con- stitution and our shared is aware of the new policy er educational programs. Berger said. she also underwent sur- trolled Senate would likely duty to defend the nation,” and that it takes effect im- The Marine Corps has Military commands in gery for colorectal cancer con rm a nominee selected Esper’s memo states. “The mediately. already banned the Con- South Korea and Japan in 1999, pancreatic cancer by Trump.  ags we  y must accord Trump has  atly reject- federate  ag. Gen. David quickly followed suit. The in 2009 and lung cancer in Ginsburg said she was December 2018. with the military imper- ed any notion of chang- Berger, the commandant new policy does not affect disclosing her cancer treat- atives of good order and Dr. Alan Venook, a pan- ing base names and has of the Marine Corps, di- or rescind those bans. ment now because she is discipline, treating all our defended the  ying of the creatic cancer specialist at satis ed “that my treat- rected his commanders in The other three military people with dignity and Confederate  ag, saying it’s the University of Califor- ment course is now clear.” early June to remove pub- services were all moving respect, and rejecting di- a freedom of speech issue. nia, San Francisco, who is Venook said the chemo- visive symbols.” According to Esper’s lic displays of the Confed- to enact similar bans, but not involved in Ginsburg’s therapy drug Ginsburg said Acceptable  ags listed in memo, the display of un- erate battle  ag. That  ag, they paused when Esper care, said that “clearly, she is getting, gemcitabine, the memo include the U.S. authorized  ags — such which some embrace as a made it known he wanted she’s got incurable dis- is one that’s often used. Im- and state banners,  ags as the Confederate ban- symbol of heritage, “car- a consistent policy across ease now” because of the munotherapy, which Gins- of other allies and part- ner carried during the ries the power to in ame the whole department. spread to her liver. burg’s statement said she ners, the widely displayed Civil War — is acceptable feelings of division” and Now they will instead is- On average, patients tried unsuccessfully, has POW/MIA  ag and of cial in museums, historical ex- can weaken the unit cohe- sue this new policy to their with advanced pancreatic not worked well for pancre- military unit  ags. hibits, works of art or oth- sion that combat requires, troops and employees. cancer live about a year, atic cancer, Venook said. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

ROSE IS ROSE / PAT BRADY

GARFIELD / JIM DAVIS BIG NATE / LINCOLN PEIRCE

ARLO AND JANIS / JIMMY JOHNSON

HERMAN / JIM UNGER ZIGGY / TOM WILSON

THE BORN LOSER / ART AND CHIP SANSOM

CROSSWORD DEAR ABBY Neighbor sues neighbor over botched bathroom renovation DEAR ABBY: We were fantasy about my having friendly with our next- Dear Abby is written by Abigail a breadwinner husband door neighbor, who owned and being a trophy wife a contracting company, Van Buren, also known as Jeanne with perfect kids. and we hired him to ren- Phillips, and was founded by her It’s not that she won’t ovate our bathroom. At mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact get to be a grandmother. the time, we thought he She already is, but my did a wonderful job. It Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. sister isn’t perfect, and I looked beautiful. Unfor- Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. don’t like that Mom wish- tunately, he didn’t set the es me to be what the rest tub correctly, and a slow of my siblings couldn’t be. leak was happening un- Also I can tell the idea of derneath it. Three years say the couple will move, hiring a lawyer to repre- my being bisexual makes later, our kitchen ceiling but if they don’t, can you sent you in court, consider her queasy. She is still in came down. We had to give us any advice on reporting the husband to denial. pay $10,000 to repair the how to deal with this if the Better Business Bu- What can I do when she damage, and the entire we choose not to refile a reau and the state con- says things like she can’t tub and shower had to be lawsuit? He knows he tracting license board. If wait until I have a hus- removed and redone. completed this part of the you do, it may save another band or a kid of my own, We talked with our job wrong, but his wife family from experiencing or when she makes the neighbor about it, and he won’t let him do the right the frustration and mone- same irritating face seemed apologetic, but thing. I’m blown away by tary loss you have. whenever anything about after speaking with his the lack of ethics from anyone’s sexual orienta- wife, who is a lawyer, he people we regarded as DEAR ABBY: I feel tion is mentioned? told us our options are to friends. They have now like I do better on my cut ties with the entire own. I don’t want kids, I LIKES IT SOLO IN “eat it” or sue him. We did TEXAS sue him. circle of friends in our don’t want a husband, neighborhood over this. The case was dismissed and I don’t want commit- DEAR LIKES IT: Be- prior to trial on a technical- THE RIGHT THING ment. I have accepted cause you have told your ity, and the judge suggest- IN THE EAST that I’m better by myself, mother repeatedly that ed we refile with a lawyer. but my mother, who is re- marriage and parenthood We had tried to represent DEAR THE RIGHT ligious, is still convinced aren’t what you want, ourselves in small claims THING: Do not blame only that I will want a kid one when she brings it up, court, and the judge said the wife for what happened; day. She feels she “knows” change the subject. Do not it’s difficult to do when the her husband is her willing this, even though I have allow her to make you feel opposing side has a lawyer. partner. They are equally told her many times that guilty for wanting to live I have so much anger and ethically challenged, not to I wouldn’t be able to han- your life the way you see resentment toward them mention shameless, so don’t dle a husband or children. fit. It is YOUR life, not that when I see them my count on them moving any I have done my best to hers, and you were not heart pounds. time soon. grin and bear it, but I feel put on this earth to fulfill Our other neighbors Because you are reluc- guilty for disappointing her fantasy or make up are on our side. They all tant to incur the expense of her by not fulfilling her for your sister’s deficits. BRIDGE

Get to 10 before they can take four When you are in a suit contract, Declarer had two spades, two hearts, start by checking losers. But if you one diamond and three clubs in top can do it in a timely fashion, count tricks. (If West had fewer than three winners as well. On about 20% of clubs, the contract was hopeless.) deals, checking winners will point That was a total of eight. How about you in the right direction more clearly trying to get two more by ruffing los- than worrying about losers. ers? In today’s deal, South was in four Right — after the top trumps, South hearts. He won the first trick with cashed his high spades, ruffed a dummy’s diamond ace and cashed spade on the board and took the the two top trumps, but East discard- three club winners. Then declarer led ed a spade. How should declarer his last spade. What could West have have continued? done? In the auction, North made a Nothing! If he pitched a diamond, transfer bid, then offered his partner South would have ruffed on the a choice of games. South, with 4-3- board for his 10th winner. But when 3-3 distribution, was tempted to opt West ruffed, declarer discarded a for three no-trump, but was worried diamond and had to get one more about diamonds. (Here, three no- heart trick. trump ought to be defeated.) Where did the defense’s fourth South saw four losers: two hearts trick go? At trick 13, West had a high and two diamonds. But before throw- trump and East had the diamond ing in the towel, he counted winners. jack. Two winners took one trick. SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B5 TV BEST BETS EVENING TV LISTINGS SATURDAY’S TV JULY 18, 2020 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 Saturday, July 18 tine … without entering their homes. BROADCAST STATIONS Bring on the surveillance cameras! 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Local, On demand Only $9.99/month SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 THE DAILY ITEM B7 INTERNATIONAL Taliban make big changes ahead of expected talks with Kabul By Kathy Gannon see what greater victories ASSOCIATED PRESS can be won? “ Surprisingly, the shuffle ISLAMABAD — The Tal- also sidelined senior Tal- iban have put the son of the iban leader Amir Khan movement’s feared founder Muttaqi, removing him in charge of their military from the negotiating com- PHOTO | NICOLE HESTER/MLIVE.COM/ANN ARBOR NEWS VIA AP wing and added several mittee. Seen as close to powerful figures to their neighboring Pakistan, his U.S. Attorney General William P. Barr speaks negotiating team, Taliban removal could limit Paki- at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in officials said. The shake-up, stan’s influence and but- Grand Rapids, Mich., Thursday. one of the most significant tress their position with in years, comes ahead of Kabul, which is deeply expected talks with Kabul suspicious of Islamabad. China says it’s not aimed at ending decades of Already a deputy head of war in Afghanistan. AP FILE PHOTO the movement, the sudden As head of a newly united trying to replace Afghanistan’s Taliban delegation arrive for the appointment of the son of military wing, 30-year-old Mullah Mohammed Omar Mullah Mohammad Yaqoob agreement signing between Taliban and U.S. officials in Doha, Qatar. as the Taliban military U.S., won’t be bullied brings his father’s fiercely chief reportedly ruffled uncompromising reputa- feathers among members BEIJING (AP) — China sponse to a speech Thursday tion to the battlefield. necessary for the opening Even as Khalilzad chas- isn’t seeking to confront by U.S. Attorney General stages of talks,” said An- tised increased insurgent of the leadership council, Equally significant is the who had not been consult- or replace the United William Barr in which he drew Wilder, vice presi- attacks on Afghan securi- addition of four members ed. Yaqoob, however, met States as the world’s top cautioned American busi- dent of the Asia Program ty forces, he said the Tali- of the insurgent group’s with the council and won technological power, but ness leaders against promot- at the Washington-based ban had been true to their leadership council to the over the dissenters, said will fight back against ing policies favorable to Bei- U.S. Institute of Peace. word not to attack U.S. 20-member negotiating the Taliban officials. “malicious slander” and jing. He asserted that China “If you want to see the and NATO troops. team, Taliban officials told “Yaqoob’s appointment attacks from Washington, at the beginning of the coro- glass as half full, this “No American has lost The Associated Press. appears to be, at least in a foreign ministry spokes- navirus pandemic had not his/her life in Afghanistan The shuffle, overseen strengthened Taliban dele- part, an effort by Mullah person said Friday, re- only dominated the market by Taliban leader Mullah gation could be interpreted to Taliban violence. Re- Akhundzada to shore up sponding to a litany of re- for protective gear, exposing Hibatullah Akhunzada, is as a sign that the group is gional relations have im- oversight of battlefield op- cent accusations from the American dependence on meant to tighten his con- planning to engage in seri- proved,” he tweeted. erations at a key moment Trump administration. Beijing, but had also hoard- trol over the movement’s ous discussions,” he said. The Taliban have ... as the insurgents ramp Hua Chunying said Chi- ed supplies and blocked pro- military and political arms, When the U.S. signed stepped up their military up violence to strengthen na’s chief concern is im- ducers from exporting them the officials said on condi- the deal with the Taliban activity against Afghan their negotiating position proving the livelihoods of to countries in need. tion of anonymity because on Feb. 29, after more government forces since in preparation for poten- its citizens and maintaining Barr also accused hack- they were not authorized than a year and a half of Yaqoob’s appointment in tial peace talks with the global peace and stability, ers linked to the Chinese to discuss the inner work- negotiations, it was tout- May, a sign the militants Afghan government,” said despite what critics say is government of targeting ings of the Taliban. ed as Afghanistan’s best under his leadership may Michael Kugelman, dep- an increasingly aggressive American universities and Analysts say the shake- chance at peace in four see battlefield wins as up- uty director of the Asia foreign policy that looks to businesses to steal research up could be good news decades of war. It was also ping their leverage at the Program at the Washing- expand Chinese influence related to coronavirus vac- for negotiations with the seen as a road map for the negotiating table. ton-based Wilson Center. in the military, technology, cine development, level- Afghan political leader- withdrawal of U.S. troops “I can see a lot of rea- In recent weeks, hopes economic and other spheres. ing the allegation against ship, and a sign of how from Afghanistan, ending sons for the Taliban to be have been raised of a July “As an independent sov- Beijing hours after West- seriously the Taliban are America’s longest war. pushing the envelope — start to negotiations but ereign state, China has the ern agencies made similar taking this second — and On Monday, four-and-a- perhaps as a negotiation the Taliban and the Kabul right to safeguard its own claims against Russia. perhaps most critical — half months since the sign- tactic, but equally likely government have become sovereignty, security and “The People’s Republic of step in a deal Washington ing, chief U.S. negotiator as a means to test U.S lim- bogged down in the final development interests, to China is now engaged in an signed with the insur- and peace envoy Zalmay its,” said Daniel Markey, a release of prisoners, a defend the achievements economic blitzkrieg — an gents in February. Khalilzad tweeted that “a senior research professor prerequisite for the start made by the Chinese peo- aggressive, orchestrated, “I’d say it appears to be key milestone in the imple- at Johns Hopkins Univer- of negotiations. Taliban ple with hard work, to re- whole-of-government (in- a positive development mentation of the U.S.-Tal- sity’s School of Advanced spokesman Zabihullah fuse any bullying and in- deed, whole-of-society) cam- because the Taliban are iban agreement” had been International Studies. Mujahid told the AP on justice against China, and paign to seize the command- creating a delegation that reached as American troop “So far, the Trump ad- Friday that the Taliban to fight back against mali- ing heights of the global seems more senior and numbers dropped to 8,600 ministration looks like reject government efforts cious slander and attacks economy and to surpass the more broad-based than from about 12,000 and five it is heading for the exit, to substitute prisoners by the U.S. against China,” United States as the world’s they’ve used to date, or bases were closed in Af- no matter what. Why not from the originally negoti- Hua said at a daily briefing. preeminent technological than might be strictly ghanistan. ratchet up the violence to ated list for the exchange. Her comments came in re- superpower,” Barr said. Elbows? Masks? Presents? Let this divisive EU summit begin! By Raf Casert bourg Prime Minister Xavi- recover, the leaders are con- ASSOCIATED PRESS er Bettel almost turning sidering a 750-billion-euro it into an elbow duel. But recovery fund and at the BRUSSELS — At the there was no mistaking his same deciding on a 1.1-tril- start of one of the most good nature since he had lion-euro, seven-year bud- daunting and divisive “Moien!” — the Luxembour- get. With 27 leaders coming summits in recent histo- gish for “Good morning!” — in with diverse demands ry, the atmosphere among printed on his mask. the two-day summit might the European Union lead- The apparently carefree not even be enough to settle ers was downright giddy. mingling and schmoozing their differences. Blame the coronavirus disguised the reason they That magnitude was pandemic. With all kinds had all gathered in a cav- what made the moment of masks, social distancing ernous Brussels meeting of lightness at the start of rules, and new ways of greet- room instead of holding the summit Friday morn- ings, some of the leaders rev- their summit by videocon- ing so special. eled in the novelty of it all as ference: The issues they are Summit host and Euro- they met in person for the grappling with are so his- pean Council President AP FILE PHOTO first time since February. toric and divisive they need Charles Michel was first German Chancellor An- People gather to protest at the site of the former Tuam home for unmar- to look one another in the in the room, and was soon gela Merkel, so often a ried mothers in County Galway, Ireland. eye, and have face-to-face bumping elbows with study in gravity at such talks as they negotiate. Borissov and others as they meetings, was all merri- Since the pandemic hit arrived. European Parlia- ment when she saw Bul- Europe early this year, the ment President David Sas- Vatican indicates support to garian Prime Minister EU has seen an unprece- soli first went for a zen-like Boyko Borissov with his dented recession with the bow but soon got his elbow mask slipped. With her economy of the 27-nation out like his chums did. exhume babies at Irish home face drawn in fake shock EU contracting by 8.3% European Commission and horror, she pointed at this year, according to the President Ursula von der By Nicole Winfield less has been campaigning eral other mother and baby his exposed nose to show latest predictions. Around Leyen crossed her arms ASSOCIATED PRESS since 2014 to give the ba- homes where unwed moth- he had committed a seri- 135,000 of its citizens have across her chest. Merkel bies a dignified burial af- ers, orphans and children ous COVID-19 faux pas. died from the disease. clasped her hands togeth- VATICAN CITY — The ter she tracked down the whose parents couldn’t care Other leaders were trying To make sure the hardest er as a greeting. Soon they Vatican has indicated its death certificates for near- for them were housed. out various versions of the hit nations can bounce back were elbow bumping each support for a campaign ly 800 children who died It was part of a process of elbow bump, with Luxem- and the bloc as a whole can other too — and others. to provide a proper Chris- at the home in the town reckoning in overwhelm- tian burial for hundreds of Tuam, north of Galway, ingly Roman Catholic of babies and toddlers by but couldn’t find corre- Ireland to come to terms first exhuming their bod- sponding burial records. with a history of abuses in ies from the grounds of a Catholic-run institutions, Catholic-run Irish home Excavations of the site for unwed mothers. in 2017 showed “signifi- including the shunning The Vatican’s ambassa- cant quantities of human and shaming of unwed dor to Ireland, Archbish- remains” in a 20-chamber mothers, many of whom op Jude Thaddeus Okolo, underground structure were pressured into giving said in a July 15 letter to near a decommissioned up babies for adoption. the amateur Irish histori- sewage tank. DNA analy- The commission is only an behind the campaign sis confirmed the ages of looking into burial ar- that he shared the views the dead children ranged rangements at the homes. of the archbishop of Tuam, from 35 weeks gestation It said in its most recent Ireland, Michael Neary. to 3 years and were buried interim report more than Neary has said it was a chiefly in the 1950s. a year ago that it still “priority” for him to re-in- The Tuam home, which couldn’t understand why ter the babies’ bodies in was run by the Sisters the babies and young chil- consecrated ground. If the of Bon Secours order of dren buried outside the Irish government refuses Catholic nuns, closed in one in Tuam were handled to authorize the exhuma- 1961. in such an “inappropriate tions, Neary promised to Based on Corless’ re- manner.” The commission PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS bless the ground where search, the Irish govern- said local Galway author- they were originally bur- ment instituted a commis- ities bore “particular re- German Chancellor Angela Merkel, left, speaks with Bulgaria’s Prime ied. sion of inquiry in 2015 into sponsibility” since they Minister Boyko Borissov during a round table meeting at an EU summit Historian Catherine Cor- the Tuam facility and sev- owned the home. in Brussels, Friday. B8 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2020 REAL ESTATE

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