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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Friday, October 11, 2019 Rain likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 59 | Low: 32 | Details, page 2 O KUN DE KUN FALLS Wineburner placed on leave pending investigation By KIM E. STROM [email protected] BESSEMER – The Bessemer Area School District’s board of education voted 5 to 2 to place Superintendent Dave Wineburn- er on paid, non-disciplinary leave pending the results of an investigation at a special board meeting Thursday. The board’s vote came after the board went into closed ses- sion citing “attorney-client privi- lege” to address the personnel issue. When the board came back to open session, board chair Beth Steiger read a statement saying an initial review of Wineburner’s performance raised concerns that merited further investiga- tion. She continued it was in the best interest of the district to move forward quickly and to hire an independent investigator to Jason Juno/Daily Globe look into the matter. THE SUNNY and warm weather this week made for good waterfall and fall color viewing, including here at O Kun de Kun Falls north After the meeting was of Bruce Crossing on Monday. That is coming to an end, though, as the season’s first snow is forecast for this weekend. adjourned, Wineburner asked why he was being put on admin- istrative leave and what those concerns were. Steiger replied that he could contact the board’s attorney. GRWA hears report on lead pipe replacement case The board’s decision comes after a special meeting on Oct. 1 By TOM LAVENTURE remove lead or galvanized water avenues left, he said. two years, he said. From what [email protected] where a concern was raised as to lines, including from the curb to The challenge for the water the engineering of the current whether Wineburner violated RAMSAY – The Gogebic the home, that were ever in con- authority is that the cost of lines indicates if there is any board policy. After reading a list Range Water Authority Board on tact with lead. replacing the residential portion lead in the system if would be of 11 directives the board had Thursday discussed the chal- “The judge ruled that the of the lines will not be covered from a gooseneck ring on and expected from Wineburner, and lenges of possibly absorbing Headlee Amendment did not by the U.S. Department of Agri- old cast iron main, he said. consequently reported he had replacement costs for residential apply,” Lawson said. “Munici- culture grants that are typically The water authority would fallen short of, Steiger comment- lines if they are contaminated palities have a choice to provide used to replace water mains in have 20 years to replace sub- ed that it was suspected he had with lead from the municipal water and they don’t have to do municipal projects, such as the standard lines, he said. That gone against board policy, but no water system. it.” Bessemer utility construction would mean replacing about 5% details were available as to how. In his report, Chuck Lawson This will require the water project, he said. There are exam- per year, he said. During the public comment of C2AE – the water authority’s authority replace service lines ples of how water utilities The positive side is that the period Thursday, eight Washing- engineering firm – said the all the way to a resident’s home around the state have been able water authority’s lead and cop- ton Elementary School teachers Michigan Court of Claims on if there was any chance it was to make up costs including long- per testing results showed very came out in support of Wineb- Thursday rejected a legal chal- ever contacted with lead, he term water billing or loans, he good results, said Jean Verbos, urner. Two of the teachers lenge to Michigan’s Lead and said. There will be another said. Copper Rule that requires cities attempt to appeal the decision The water authority will have and municipal water systems to but there are not many legal to assess all lines over the next RULING — page 5 BESSEMER — page 5 Contractor causes LITTLE GIRL’S POINT Bergland sewage spill By RICHARD JENKINS tally cut one of the township’s [email protected] pressurized sewage lines along BERGLAND TOWNSHIP – A M-64 on the west coast of Lake private contractor doing some Gogebic, several miles south of work for a resident is responsible M-28. for a sewage spill near Lake Goge- “It wasn’t a major spill,” said bic in Bergland Township Thurs- Dean Hand, the certified wastew- day. ater operator for Bergland Town- The spill happened at ship. approximately 1:30 p.m., according to a township employ- ee, when the contractor acciden- SPILL — page 5

Local veterans awarded quilts of valor Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe By KIM E. STROM 27/American Legion Auxiliary ERIC CADEAU, a regional planner with the Department of Natural Resources, talks to stakehold- [email protected] Unit 27, and the Bessemer ers about a plan to construct a groin east of Oman’s Creek at Little Girl’s Point Thursday during a BESSEMER – To be given a Women’s Club. meeting at Gogebic Community College. The groin is designed to prevent sediment from filling Quilt of Valor is an honor Earlier in the day, a quilt was in the creek’s mouth and blocking access to the Oman’s Creek boat launch. because it is not a gift, said awarded to Charles Tirpik, and Pauline Borgmen of the organiza- that evening Donna Frello tion Quilts of Valor Foundation, received the honor as well. DNR talks about Oman’s Creek project it is an award that is earned, she According Borgmen, the three By RICHARD JENKINS Resources about plans to pro- al planner working on the pro- said. layers of the quilt hold much sig- [email protected] vide a more long-term fix to the ject. Two veterans were awarded nificance. The top with its many IRONWOOD – A group of issue of sediment build up at the He praised the site for its the quilts on Thursday as part of colors stands for the many differ- Little Girl’s Point residents and creek’s mouth. popularity, its easy access to the a celebration of 100 years of ser- ent communities and individuals others who use the Oman’s “We recognize this site as one fishery off Little Girl’s Point and vice of three different local enti- that make up the country. The Creek boat launch gathered at of the most important Lake its usefulness when launching ties: The Washington Elementary filling stands for the warmth, Gogebic Community College Superior boat access sites in the School in Bessemer, the Besse- Thursday to talk with the Michi- Western U.P. – if not the entire mer American Legion Post gan Department of Natural U.P.,” said Eric Cadeau, a region- QUILT — page 5 OMAN’S — page 5 TODAY INDEX Rain likely — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-13 75 cents

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He Frick-Zielinski Funeral Home, of Health and Human Ser- ing insect repellants and has dropped nearly a half loved his and Patty’s dogs, Benji and Bessemer, is assisting the family. For vices says Tuesday that the wearing long-sleeved shirts foot of snow in northwest Lizzy. He also loved fishing on the Gile more information or to express online Nebraska, making roads Flowage, trivia, history, and Sudoku condolences, visit rangefuneralser- and highways treacher- puzzles. vices.com. ous. The National Weather See additional obitiuaries on page 7 Service says 5 inches already has been dumped on Chadron, where schools NASA administrator explains Twitter spat with SpaceX and Chadron State College HAWTHORNE, Calif. touring the company’s to launch astronauts to canceled classes for Thurs- (AP) – NASA Administra- headquarters in the international space day. The service says 3.4 tor Jim Bridenstine said Hawthorne, California. station so that the U.S. inches has accumulated in Thursday that a recent Bridenstine said NASA does not have to rely on Scottsbluff, and more is Twitter statement critical of has numerous programs Russian rockets and expected. SpaceX was a signal to all that have been in develop- spacecraft. Schools in Gordon, Hay the space agency’s contrac- ment for years. But last month Musk Springs and Hemingford tors about realistic devel- “What we’re trying to do staged a big event to show planned to delay the start opment timelines. is get back to a day where off a prototype of an unre- of Thursday classes. Bridenstine addressed we have realistic cost and lated rocket he calls the The eastbound system the issue during a press schedules. So I was signal- Starship. has brought an inch so far conference with SpaceX ing – and I haven’t done it Bridenstine tweeted to Valentine. founder Elon Musk after just to SpaceX but to all of ahead of time that the com- our contractors – that we mercial crew program is need more realism built years behind schedule and # # into the development time- NASA “expects to see the THIS DAY lines,” he said. same level of enthusiasm SpaceX is developing a focused on the investments IN HISTORY capsule under NASA’s of the American people. It’s October 11 commercial crew program time to deliver.” • 1922 First woman FBI “special investigator”, AILY LOBE Alaska Davidson, appointed D G • 1939 Albert Einstein informs FDR of the possibilities N of an atomic bomb B I G O • 1975 “Saturday Night Live” premieres on NBC with George Carlin as the host Today’s • 1981 Unknown rocker Prince opens for Rolling Stones at LA Coliseum Numbers B I are... Today’s History was sponsored by 9 21

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Whitmer encourages families to stay safe and Ontonagon board members will be pre- Conservation District sent for conversation. make a plan for Fire Prevention Month holds open house Copper Peak ONTONAGON – The celebrates 50 years LANSING – Gov. and on every level of the sturdy holders on unclut- in the home and know how public is invited to hear Gretchen Whitmer today home – as well as closed bed- tered surfaces, keeping them to use them. presentations regarding IRONWOOD – Copper proclaimed October as Fire room doors when you are at least a foot away from any- –Make sure all doors and programs available in our Peak is holding its 50th Prevention Month to help sleeping – are the best thing that can burn, includ- windows leading outside county at an open house anniversary celebration emphasize this year’s Nation- defenses against fast-moving ing curtains, bedding, furni- open easily and are not sponsored by the Onton- tonight at 6 p.m. with a al Fire Protection Association fires and can cut a family’s ture, and carpeting. blocked by clutter. agon County Conservation social preceeding the event theme: “Not every hero risk of dying in a home fire in –Have fireplaces, chim- –Sleep with the bedroom District, 5 to 6:30 pm, at 5 p.m. that features a wears a cape. Plan and prac- half,” said State Fire Marshal neys, wood stoves, and coal door closed to limit fire Wednesday Light refresh- silent auction. tice an escape.” Kevin Sehlmeyer. stoves inspected annually by spread. Closing the door ments will be served and Live music by Xtra will “I urge Michigan families Michiganders should be a professional — and cleaned before dozing can save lives be held at 7:30 p.m. to develop a home fire escape sure to check the smoke if necessary. by reducing toxic smoke lev- plan – and practice it, espe- alarms for their elderly fami- –Never leave a fire in the els and slowing down the cially in the dark, with the ly members and identify any fireplace unattended. spread of fire and smoke into entire family,” said Gov. fire hazards in their home –Use caution when using sleeping areas. DONATIONS Gretchen Whitmer. “It is and help correct them. It is space heaters; never leave –Make sure you close the vitally important to know also important to watch out them unattended, keep them bedroom door behind you if two ways out of every room for careless smoking, as at least three feet away from you escape a fire by going out in case of fire. Home fire smoking is the leading anything that can burn, and a window. This slows down escape planning saves lives.” known cause of residential place them on a hard-non- the spread of fire and smoke. Recent statistics on fire fire fatalities in Michigan flammable surface, like a “Fire can happen to you,” fatalities in Michigan indi- since 2017. ceramic tile floor. said Sehlmeyer. “With these cate that a majority of fire Here are tips to make the –Replace frayed exten- practical and essential pre- deaths happen overnight, home more fire-safe: sion cords; do not overload ventive measures, people can specifically with fires starting –Install smoke alarms on extension cords. help avoid fires in their in the living room or bed- every level of the home and –Never overload electri- homes and also be better pre- room. inside every sleeping area. cal outlets; plug only one pared if a fire does occur.” “We have as little as two –Check the alarm by heat-producing appliance The NFPA has been the or three minutes to escape pushing the test button every into an outlet at a time. official sponsor of Fire Pre- the house from the time the month. –Major appliances vention Week for more than smoke alarm sounds,” said –Never leave cooking should not be plugged in 90 years, making it the Orlene Hawks, Director of unattended. using extension cords and longest-running public the Department of Licensing –Keep the stove and plug strips. Plug appliances health and safety observance and Regulatory Affairs, in burners clean and free of directly into the wall recepta- on record. Submitted Photo which the Bureau of Fire Ser- grease while you cook to cle. Same goes with space For more information GOGEBIC MEDICAL Care Facility resident council vices is housed. “A fire avoid the potential for a heaters. about preventing fires and chairperson, Jesse Shaugar presents Lisa Kinney and escape plan can save a life small kitchen fire that can get –Clean the dryer lint staying safe, go to the NFPA Doug Hippe of the Iron Belle Wheelers with a dona- and the lives of loved ones.” out of hand quickly. screen after each load – lint official Fire Prevention Week tion from the Resident Council. Throughout the sum- “Having working smoke –Never leave candles is extremely flammable. website at fireprevention- mer the Iron Belle Wheelers brought their Duet Bike alarms in every bedroom unattended; place them in –Have fire extinguishers week.org. to the facility for residents to enjoy. The Iron Belle Wheelers are currently raising funds for a second Duet Community Calendar Bike for the community, this donation from the resi- dent council will go towards this fundraising effort.

Email calendar items and ments community room, 10:30- Oma Town Board, 6 p.m., wood, 9-10 a.m.; Our Lady of community news to 10:45 a.m.; Fairview Apart- Town Hall. Peace Catholic Church parking The United Methodist Women of [email protected]. ments community room, 10:50- Tuesday, Oct. 15 lot, 10:30-11:15 a.m.; Mill For more information, call 906- 11 a.m Trace Apartments west parking Wesley United Methodist Church 932-2211. Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Gogebic-Ontonagon lot, 11:35-11:45 a.m.; Mill Trace Friday, Oct. 11 Bessemer Housing Communi- Community Action Agency Apartments east parking lot, ty, community room, 906-667- food commodity distribution 11:45-11:55 a.m.; Wildwood FALL FEST 0469. for seniors, Pioneer Park Apartments community room, Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Iron County Food Pantry, Apartments tenants only, Iron- 12-12:15 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12 • 1pm-3pm 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Center. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- at the Wesley UMC Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- 4450. IRONWOOD/HURLEY 500 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Little Finland NFAF board Ironwood. meeting, 10 a.m., Little Fin- Mercer Food Pantry, land. ROTARY CLUB Crafts, Baked Goods, White Elephant Items noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Alcoholics Anonymous, Dessert & Coffee while you shop Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 715-476-7655. Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous/ Overeaters Anonymous, Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Annual ANCE WAY OMESTIC IOLENCE an Church, Ironwood. Church, Wakefield. D A D V area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. p.m., Our Lady of Peace EST, Ontonagon United Catholic Church, Ironwood. Disco Ball Methodist Church basement, area74.org. next to Holiday gas station, Rose Sale Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Sponsored By: DOVE, Inc. Ontonagon. area74.org. monthly membership, Aurora Oct. 14 thru Nov. 1 Alcoholics Anonymous, Club, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, October 19, 2019 Catholic Church, Ironwood. EST, Ontonagon United area74.org. Methodist Church basement, Fresh Cut Roses Wakefield VFW - 6:00pm–11:00pm Saturday, Oct. 12 next to Holiday gas station, per dozen Ontonagon. area74.org. $ 00 $20.00 for Single Adults Union Station Food Government 20 Pantry and Northern Food Gogebic-Iron County Air- $35.00 for Couples ONLY Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. airport. Contact any Ironwood / Hurley Rotary Member MUSIC – FOOD – CASH BAR – 50/50 Alcoholics Anonymous, Bessemer Township or by phone: 932-4430 or 932-0410 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, 70’s Attire Contest Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ramsay. All proceeds go to support local schools and youth activities! Community Pickleball Ironwood Township Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Available for pickup at School gymnasium. 715-776- offices. 4588. Wakefield City Council, Lutey’s Flower Shop Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 5:30 p.m., City Hall. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood City Commis- and Greenhouse Ironwood. area74.org. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial 101 S. Mansfield St. - Ironwood, Michigan Building. Sunday, Oct. 13 Bessemer Downtown November 7 - 8 - 9 Development Authority, 5:30 Pickup until noon on Sat., Nov. 9 Union Station Food p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Pantry and Northern Food Marenisco Township Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Board, 6 p.m., township hall. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Community Pickleball Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School gymnasium. 715-776- 4588. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 LAND O’ LAKES, WISCONSIN p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Monday, Oct. 14

Gogebic-Ontonagon Community Action Agency food commodity distribution for seniors, GOCAA, 100 S. Mill St., Bessemer, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Wakefield VFW, 9- 9:30 a.m.; Sunset Manor Apartments community room, 9:40-9:55 a.m.; Riverview Apartments parking lot, 10- 10:15 a.m.; Hillcrest Apart- l 4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE No favorite for 2020 There’s lots of good news for the but he isn’t as compelling verbally. ... Sue Mizell, Publisher Democrats these days. There is starting to be a real fear that Opposition to President Trump is he cannot hold his own in the Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor surging. In the latest Washington debate against Donald Trump.” Post poll, 58% support the start of That fear was reflected in Biden’s impeachment proceedings and 49% Steve faltering fundraising performance in favor removing Trump from office -- Roberts the third quarter, raising only $15 including almost 1 in 5 Republicans. million -- fourth among Democratic In Their Opinion In a Monmouth poll, 57% say it’s candidates. The vacuum created by DNR finally able to time for “someone else” to be presi- Biden’s vulnerability has been filled dent; Quinnipiac reports that 54% mainly by Warren, who outraised will “definitely not” support Trump’s Biden by almost $10 million and has get back to science reelection. among women voters. caught him in some national polls. But the eventual outcome is far At the heart of Trump’s problem She might be inspiring, but she is Today we’ll give a shout out to climate change. from certain. Politics always comes is his seriously flawed and erratic far from moderate, and that’s why a Or, at least, to studying it and its potential impact down to a choice between two actual character. Ron Brownstein in The Warren candidacy petrifies many on Wisconsin’s water, air and land and game candidates. And the leading Atlantic concludes that about 10% of Democrats. As a Harvard law profes- resources. Democrats would all carry sizeable Trump voters from 2016 like his eco- sor, she is the perfect foil for The change we’re talking about is in the political burdens into the battle against nomic policies but loathe his person- Trump’s constant harangues against climate at the state Department of Natural Resources, Trump, a ruthless and relentless ality, and that the president faces snobbish coastal elites. And as a the state agency most responsible for overseeing campaigner completely capable of “significant headwinds” in winning doctrinaire liberal, she espouses those resources and developing policies to shape energizing his supporters while evis- back those supporters next year. In policies -- from a Green New Deal to Wisconsin’s future. cerating his opponents. the Post poll, 3 out of 5 voters say abolishing private health insurance -- After years of downplaying climate change study, Since World War II, the Trump does not uphold “adequate that can drive away moderate, blue- dismantling the state agency’s science bureau and Democrats have elected only four standards for ethics in government.” collar Democrats, especially in Penn- staff cuts under the administration of former Gov. presidents not already in office: Can Democrats take advantage of sylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan. Scott Walker and state Republican legislative leaders, Kennedy, Carter, Clinton and these gaping weaknesses? The These states gave Trump his victory good science and environmental research has been Obama. All fit a clear profile: They answer is a resounding “maybe.” The in 2016 and could prove pivotal taken out of the back closet at the DNR. were young (an average age of 47), three leading contenders for the again next year. In a memo to all staff last month, DNR Secretary and they hit a political sweet spot, nomination -- Joe Biden, Bernie Darrin Kelly, president of the Preston Cole called climate change “one of the defin- combining moderate policies with Sanders and Elizabeth Warren -- are Allegheny County Labor Council ing issues of our time” and said the state agency will inspiring personalities. all in their 70s, and Sanders’ recent near Pittsburgh, told the Associated once again focus on climate adaptation research and No one in the vast field of Demo- heart attack highlights the risk of an Press, “This country is still made up communication as well as working to lessen the dam- cratic candidates fits that winning aging nominee. (Of course, Trump is of a very strong middle-of-the-road age. formula, at least not yet. Someone 73.) More seriously, Biden has been voice.” And he fears the leftward “The DNR is entrusted to protect the people’s could still fill that void before the a deeply disappointing candidate. lurch of the Democrats, led by War- resources and as a result we need to recognize the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 3, or emerge He checks the moderate box, but ren and Sanders. “Speaking strictly factors that drive change and must plan accordingly,” a surprise winner from the early pri- evokes little of the excitement or from a western Pennsylvania point Cole told staff. “From shifting weather patterns, maries, but clearly one of the oldest energy that’s essential for a winning of view, I find it to be troubling ... I increases in average temperature, higher frequency adages in politics could come back campaign. In short, he resembles the really do,” he said. and intensity of rainfall to heavier snowfalls, the to bite the Democrats: You can’t beat wrong Clinton: too much Hillary, Someone has to capture the impacts of climate change directly impact Wiscon- Somebody with Nobody. not enough Bill. White House next year. But right sin.” Trump has plenty of problems of Alan Feirer, the Democratic chair- now, all the leading possibilities Cole’s initiative was underscored by Dreux Water- his own. He has totally failed to man in Iowa’s Madison County, told have far more liabilities than assets, molen, chief of the DNR’s environmental analysis expand his core base of support, the Post that Biden is “a known and no one can be counted the bureau, who said understanding the changing cli- which hovers around 37%, and has quantity (who) appeals to middle- favorite. mate is essential to the agency’s stewardship of pub- not even tried very hard. In a CNN class voters” and then added: “But Steven Roberts can be contacted by lic resources. survey, only 36% said he “deserves” boy, he’s old. That shouldn’t be a email at [email protected]. “It would not be prudent to stock cold-water fish a second term, while 3 in 5 said no, problem, and you don’t like to say it, COPYRIGHT 2019 STEVEN AND in habitats that are not going to be cold water. That a figure that jumps to two-thirds COKIE ROBERTS would not be a good use of resources. It would not make sense to plant trees that in 50 years are not going to be in their range.” Today in history Cole and Watermolen are not alone in their views that government needs to assess climate change and By The Associated Press its potential impacts. The U.S. military, at the direc- Today’s Highlight in History tion of Congress, released a report earlier this year On Oct. 11, 1986, President warning that scores of military bases faced signifi- Ronald Reagan and Soviet cant risks from climate change – including problems leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev opened two days of talks con- with rising sea levels for coastal bases, increasingly cerning arms control and severe weather, droughts and floods that pose a human rights in Reykjavik, Ice- national security threat. And new research shows land. that climate change is reducing performance of mili- On this date In 1809, just over three tary aircraft. Rises in heat and humidity mean mili- years after the famous Lewis tary aircraft will not be able to carry as much payload and Clark expedition ended, or travel long distances without refueling. Meriwether Lewis was found We won’t get into the debate here today whether dead in a Tennessee inn, an climate change is man-caused or the result of natural apparent suicide; he was 35. In 1906, the San Francisco fluctuations over long periods of time, but there is no Board of Education ordered question that changes in our environment could pose the city’s Asian students segre- far-ranging problems for cities, the military – and for gated in a purely “Oriental” our natural world and its resources. school. (The order was later rescinded at the behest of To adapt and address those issues requires knowl- President Theodore Roosevelt, edge of the potential impacts and our options – and who promised to curb future for that we must rely on good science and studies to Japanese immigration to the chart the course. United States.) We welcome Secretary Cole’s initiative to put sci- In 1910, Theodore Roo- sevelt became the first former entific study and discussion back on the front burn- U.S. president to fly in an air- er to protect the state’s natural resources. plane during a visit to St. Louis. –The Journal Times In 1958, the lunar probe Pioneer 1 was launched; it harassing her; Thomas re- to the U.S. Capitol. A 22-hour the hurricane brought flash failed to go as far out as appeared before the panel to attack on Pakistan’s army flooding to North Carolina and planned, fell back to Earth, and denounce the proceedings as headquarters in Rawalpindi Virginia. A rocket carrying an burned up in the atmosphere. a “high-tech lynching.” ended with nine militants and American and a Russian to the Today’s Birthdays In 1968, Apollo 7, the first In 1992, in the first of three 14 others dead. 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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 5 AREA / STATE Wisconsin kids could run lemonade stands under bill passed MADISON, Wis. (AP) – A bill that would allow children to legally run lemonade stands in Wis- consin is headed to Gov. Tony Evers. The Assembly passed the bill on Thursday. It would allow minors to run lemonade stands on pri- vate property without a permit and without fear of running afoul of the law, which has happened in some states. The bill would limit Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe sales to $2,000 of lemon- THE BESSEMER Area School District board voted 5 to 2 on placing Superintendent Dave Wineburner on non-disciplinary leave pending an ade a year, however. That investigation. Pictured left to right are board members: Eric Stanislawski, Jim Partanen, Beth Steiger, Bob Berg, Annette Lillie, and Tara Gra- translates to 8,000 cups at ham. Present and not pictured are board member Dick Matrella, secretary Susan Raykovich and Dave Wineburner. 25 cents each. Children Bessemer He’s written grants, and has done talk to. Do not leave us alone up students and has helped me to chal- would be barred from sell- more with our school than any- there. We need a leader and who lenge myself. Thank you,” she said. ing any potentially haz- ardous food, such as raw one...he has stepped in many times we want is Dave Wineburner.” Alan Tulppo, the superinten- meat and egg salad. From page 1 to help with (difficult) students. Megan Wilson also spoke. “Mr. dent of the Gogebic—Ontonagon The bill passed the Sen- addressed the board directly. It’s such a privilege to have him Wineburner is really helping this Intermediate School District, will ate earlier this week. Evers’ “On behalf and in support of there. I know we’ve had some year getting us information on stu- serve as interim superintendent spokeswoman Melissa Bal- Mr. Wineburner, we are all here issues, but things are much better dents. He comes in and gets things for the district, according to dauff says the governor saying he’s done those things. The now,” lead teacher Diana Hansen done. He’s even come into the class- information presented at the plans to sign the measure atmosphere is wonderful here. said. “We should be the ones to room and made connections with meeting. into law.

Oman’s nity,” Cadeau told the Daily tingency fund. above the lake surface. Globe after the meeting. “It The design shown Cadeau asked whether was really great feedback, Thursday will extend users of the Oman’s Creek From page 1 they really understand the approximately 150 feet out facility would prefer the smaller crafts. issues.” into Lake Superior and will construction of the groin He said the DNR has The meeting was need- be located east of the creek or whether resources completed 95% of the ed, according to Cadeau, as mouth, with its centerline should be devoted to other design for a groin that is recent changes in the located east of the boat site improvements – such intended to stop the west- design have increased the launch’s pit toilet. as additional lighting, ward movement of sedi- costs considerably. “The footprint of this parking or improved ment along the coastline Cadeau said recent groin is quite large. It’s 60 kayak-canoe access to the Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe MYRON RE of Marty's Goldenaires fills out several from filling in the creek soil borings showed there feet at its base, but … the creek. cards for the celebration of 100 years of service Thurs- mouth and blocking access was an additional six feet crest at the top of it is only With most in atten- day evening. The Washington Elementary Schools, to the Oman’s Creek boat of loosely compacted soil 12 feet wide,” Cadeau said. dance optimistic about the the Bessemer Woman's Club and the Bessemer Amer- launch. below where the groin is “It’s intended to be that big groin’s potential, Cadeau ican Legion Post 27/American Legion Auxiliary Unit A groin is primarily planned, increasing the because it side slopes. … said after the meeting con- 27 all started in 1919 and were recognized. designed to stop sediment amount of material need- That way, when wave ener- firmation of the project’s movement rather than cre- ing to be dredged from gy impacts it, instead of funding could come within Quilts and the comfort it is meant ate calm water and thus two feet to eight feet. This impacting it bluntly it’s the next month, with per- to give, she said. isn’t necessarily built to the extra cost, along with going to ride up it and dis- mitting possibly being The presentation of the same height as a jetty, cost of the additional sipate that energy up. completed within the next From page 1 quilts was a small part of breakwall or other similar material to bring the “It helps protect that 120 days. comfort and peace the the 100-year celebration fes- structure. groin above the water groin from failure from He said the construc- giver hopes to bestow on tivities. During the event The purpose of Thurs- level, increased the cost severe storms.” tion would likely take the receiver, and the back- 100 cards to veterans were day’s meeting was to touch of the project from rough- He said the groin was most of a boating season ing is the strength of the being filled out. The singing base with the community ly $1.1 million to designed to withstand a and could start as early as quilt and represents the of the National Anthem by and ensure the groin con- $1,921,915. 25-year wave event, which next year. strength of the recipient the choir of Bessemer Area struction is still a priority Of this total cost, he called the industry stan- Additional comments and those who have sup- Schools preceded both quilt for those who use the DNR $1,557,530 is for the con- dard. Anything more on the project and site in ported him or her. presentations. And each facilities at Oman’s Creek. struction of the groin, with durable would likely have general can be sent to The three-tiered mean- organization celebrating “I would say it was great an additional $189,666 for become cost prohibitive, Cadeau over the next two ing of the layers goes fur- 100 years of service dialogue between the DNR other shoreline protection Cadeau said. weeks by emailing ther - honor for service, the received tribute certificates and the users, the commu- and $174,719 in a 10% con- It will likely sit five feet [email protected]. fact that freedom is not free commemorating the event. 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By MELISSA RAYWORTH Mothe rarely uses white windows. Even if we’re just Associated Press for a laundry room, aiming doing laundry, she says, Doing laundry is a rela- for a cozier vibe. “We can enjoy a little light. tively boring task. But it If there are colors you We can enjoy a view.” doesn’t have to be done in love but think are too a drab, boring room. bright for other rooms, Strategic storage With a few strategic Flynn suggests using them Don’t forget to add a few changes, even a small laun- in your laundry room. It’s tall cabinets for things like dry room can become a also a great place for pat- brooms or ironing boards, space that’s appealing to be terns that seem too much Mothe says. And she in and can double as a for a living room or bed- thinks it’s worth investing room for other activities room. Wallpaper’s a good in high-quality counter- too. way to do that. tops. “Laundry rooms don’t “Nine times out of 10,” A detail like that, she need to be a space that we Flynn says, “I find that sim- says, can “make a differ- Submitted Photo apologize for anymore,” ply adding wallpaper to a ence between the regular A WIDE front porch, large windows (with chic shutters), and board and batten sid- says New York-based interi- laundry room or laundry laundry and the luxury ing deliver loads of curb appeal to this farmhouse design. See more images online or designer Deborah Mar- closet instantly makes it one.” at eplans.com/collection/house-of-the-week tin. feel more inviting.” If your laundry room Here, Martin and two If you’re updating the also includes open shelv- other designers — HGTV’s floor, Martin suggests cre- ing, Martin suggests stor- Stylish modern farmhouse Brian Patrick Flynn and ating a cheerful space with ing items in apothecary Miami-based Raquel an interesting tile design. jars or large Mason jars. Mothe, of Mothe Design — “They’re a nice option to catches eye with French offer advice on turning a Helpful details store stray things like col- basic laundry room into a Martin and Mothe both lar stays, misplaced but- space you love. advise including a really tons or even detergent door entryway large sink in a laundry pods,” she says. “There’s Location, location room. And Martin suggests no reason we can’t put our This fresh modern Other highlights we images and details. Especially in older adding a drain in the floor. detergent in something farmhouse offers an open love: the cozy fireplace in At eplans.com/collec- homes, one of the least “We never plan for acci- pretty.” layout and outdoor living the great room, walk-in tion/house-of-the-week, convenient things about dents, but accidents hap- But do add plenty of (note the multiple sets of pantry, and the cool mud- you can view previously the laundry room is pen,” she says. closed storage, since much French doors connecting room area (with lockers). featured plans, browse where it is — often far Martin also recom- of what you may be storing the main living area to the To build this home, you other specialty collections, from where laundry gets mends built-in bins or bas- probably isn’t especially rear porch). can order a complete set of or use our search filters to generated. kets for separating clothes. attractive, Flynn says. 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If Norwegian Maple have heard of Crimson For a less subtle identi- you see pale hairs there, Compound this dense King, a variety with deep fier, look at a maple’s fruit, you’ve got a sugar maple shade with extreme fecun- red leaves, but you’ve sure- the “airplane” familiar to leaf in hand. dity, tolerance to pollu- ly seen it. There are also everyone. The two wings The easiest way to tell tion, and the ability to varieties with yellow- of a Norway maple seed these two maples apart is grow under a wide range splashed leaves (Leopoldi) spread at almost a 180 by leaf color. During the of light and soil condi- or narrow, upright growth degree angle from each growing season, Norway tions, and we have — as habit (Columnare), or red other, while those of a maple’s leaves are dark government officials leaves and narrow, upright sugar maple hang down green, much darker than might put it — a situation. growth habit (Crimson together at a much nar- those of sugar maple. Norway maple is an Sentry). rower angle. And in autumn, when invasive plant that has Maples that are too Norway maple leaves do escaped from cultivation Is it a sugar or Norway young to flower are harder finally turn color, it’s just to displace sugar maple mapel? to tell apart, but you can yellow — pretty to some and shade to death spring Fecundity and winged do it by looking at the people, but sickly looking wildflowers such as seeds have made Norway leaves. Start by cutting the to me. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 7 Obituaries Rally time: Trump aims to make Jean Chouinard impeachment a political asset IRONWOOD, Mich. – On Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2019, Jean Chouinard passed away at the age of 59. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – President Donald Trump Jean was born on June 14, 1960 in Ironwood to sought to convert the Palma and James Chouinard. A few short para- impeachment investigation graphs will never capture the depth of compassion in Washington into a polit- and love in her heart. She was the definition of self- ical asset on the campaign less, consistently sacrificing her trail, telling supporters at needs for the well-being of others the first of three reelection without a whisper of complaint, rallies over the next eight always focused on the positive. days that Democrats want She worked as a waitress for the to “erase” their vote by majority of her life, enjoying mak- removing him from office. ing her customers smile and taking The Thursday night rally in Minneapolis was great pride that they followed her the first since Democrats to wherever she worked. Her love began proceedings two for animals was evident in the weeks ago to remove him many helpless dogs and cats that Jean from office. It served as a she brought home to wrap in her Chouinard proving ground for the 1960 —2019 love, sparing no expense to make president as he tries to use the impeachment inquiry sure they lived a full and happy life. A frequent trav- Associated Press eller to local casinos when time allowed. to energize supporters for SUPPORTERS OF and protesters against President Trump interact outside Target Above all, her love for family was her center, his 2020 campaign. Center in Minneapolis, Minn. on Thursday. always looking forward to the next time we were all “They want to erase together. your vote like it never exist- claimed that he is the vic- protesters outside. Trump home of Rep. Ilhan Omar, ed,” Trump said. “They Jean is preceded in death by her three children, tim of a “coup,” although was joined by Vice Presi- the Somali-American law- want to erase your voice impeachment is a constitu- dent Mike Pence, who had maker whom Trump often Joseph, Bradley and Samantha; and three grandchil- and they want to erase your tional process, and accused a separate schedule of holds up as a symbol of dren, Violet, Graham and Evan. future.” Democrats of trying to appearances in the state the liberal shift in her No service will be provided. He added, “The undo the 2016 election. Trump is trying to tip his party. Condolences or donations can be sent to 222 Democrats’ brazen attempt White House officials way next year. Trump has tweeted that West Pewabic Street, Ironwood MI 49938. to overthrow our govern- expected Trump to echo Pence told the crowd Omar should “go back” to ment will produce a back- those themes in Minneso- that Democrats have spent her home country if she Board strips Little Rock teachers’ lash at the ballot box the ta, much as he tried to the last three years trying wants to criticize the Unit- union bargaining power likes of which they have paint himself as the victim to “overturn” the 2016 ed States, and Trump sup- never ever seen before in during special counsel result. “Now, Minnesota, porters broke into chants LITTLE ROCK, Ark. voted to return local con- the history of this country.” Robert Mueller’s Russia it’s our time to fight for of “Send her back!” at a (AP) – The Arkansas Board trol of Little Rock’s schools The rally, scheduled investigation. him,” he said. rally this summer in of Education on Thursday to a board that will be elect- before House Speaker Polls show Americans’ Trump fell about 45,000 North Carolina. Both inci- stripped the collective bar- ed in November 2020. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., support for removing him votes short of beating dents drew widespread gaining power of the Little The 23,000-student dis- announced the impeach- from office has ticked up Democrat Hillary Clinton condemnation from other- Rock teachers’ union, trict has been under state ment investigation, came at since House Democrats statewide in 2016. He has wise stalwart Trump sup- sparking fears of a strike control since January 2015, a pivotal moment for launched the impeachment had staff in the state since porters, who called the even as the panel backed when it was taken over Trump. His campaign strat- inquiry. June building a network to chants racist and urged off a plan that critics said because of low test scores egy is focused on motivat- His GOP allies have turn out supporters next the president to condemn would be a return to a at several schools. ing his core supporters, launched a countrywide November. them. racially divided system 62 The head of the teach- rather than trying to win campaign to try to reverse “We are going to win Some lawmakers, years after the integration ers’ union said its member- over a diminishing number that trend and inflict politi- this state,” Trump said including Senate Majority of Central High School. ship will likely meet next of undecided voters, and cal pain on vulnerable Thursday. Leader Mitch McConnell, A packed auditorium week to discuss the next the resonance of his appeal Democrats who are sup- Attacks on the “social- R-Ky., and some of the pres- chanted “shame” at the moves and didn’t rule out to the faithful may deter- porting the House investi- ist” wing of the Democratic ident’s closest outside board as it adjourned after the possibility of a strike. mine his second-term gation. Party are the heart of advisers privately warned abruptly passing a propos- Little Rock’s schools are chances. Both Democrats and Trump’s plan to hold onto Trump about the damage al to no longer recognize out on Friday. Trump has lashed out in Republicans are tuned in to the Rust Belt and become those chants could inflict the Little Rock Education “I’m disappointed with acerbic tweets and public the symbolism of the the first Republican presi- on the GOP, according to Association as the district’s the decisions they made statements at Democrats, moment. dential candidate to carry four Republicans close to bargaining agent when the today,” Little Rock Educa- the media and even some The rally at Target Cen- Minnesota since Richard the White House who were union’s contract expires tion Association President Republicans as impeach- ter, the city’s basketball Nixon in 1972. not authorized to publicly Oct. 31. The move came Teresa Knapp Gordon said ment has dominated the arena, drew thousands of But the state has addi- discuss private conversa- shortly after the panel after the votes. national headlines. He has supporters as well as tional significance as the tions.

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Speaking Thursday at the White House, Matthew Albence called the Septem- ber ruling an example of “judicial overreach” that threatened public safety. Following Albence was Associated Press a Texas sheriff who sug- EL PASO WALMART mass shooter Patrick Crusius is arraigned Thursday in the gested the ruling would 409th state District Court with Judge Sam Medrano presiding. Crusius, 21, from require releasing jailed Allen, Texas, stands accused of killing 22 and injuring 25 in the Aug. 3, mass shoot- immigrants who were ing at an East El Paso Walmart in the seventh deadliest mass shooting in modern “drunks” and would “run U.S. history and third deadliest in Texas. Crusius entered a not guilty plea along- over your children,” a com- side his attorneys Mark Stevens and Joe Spencer. ment that was immediately denounced by advocates. U.S. District Judge El Paso mass shooting suspect Associated Press André Birotte Jr. barred ICE IMMIGRATION AND Customs Enforcement Director from issuing requests Matt Albence, right, accompanied by sheriffs from pleads not guilty in 22 deaths known as “detainers” around the country including Tarrant County, Texas based solely on database EL PASO, Texas (AP) – nesses at the scene of the arrest. Sheriff Bill Waybourn, left, speaks in the Briefing searches considered to be Room at the White House in Washington, Thursday. The 21-year-old man massacre, so almost every- It also includes the FBI’s unreliable. The ruling charged with capital mur- body in the city of about “manifesto analysis” – a applies to states that do not the U.S. illegally. they are because the laws der in the fatal shooting of 700,000 knew somebody likely reference to a racist explicitly authorize civil Citing ICE’s data, around citizenship are so 22 people at a Walmart in affected by the shooting. screed railing against an immigration arrests using Birotte wrote that 42 complicated,” he said. El Paso, Texas, pleaded not The first judge assigned influx of Hispanics into the detainers. detainers between May President Donald guilty Thursday during a to the case recused herself U.S. that authorities have ICE cross-checks jail 2015 and February 2016 Trump – as well as his top brief initial hearing. because she knew one of said Crusius posted online rosters around the U.S. were explicitly lifted officials and allies – has Police have said Patrick the people killed in the before the shooting. with federal databases that because the person was a long assailed judges who Crusius of Dallas con- attack. The lead prosecutor Meanwhile, the Crusius track people’s nationality citizen. Nearly 800 detain- have ruled against his fessed to the Aug. 3 mass said his sister also was in legal team appealed for and immigration status. ers out of almost 13,000 administration’s efforts to shooting and that he target- the Walmart during the open minds as they present When it detects that a per- issued during that time restrict immigration and ed Mexicans. Some two- attack and that the gun- their portrait of Crusius. son is unauthorized to be were withdrawn because ramp up arrests and depor- dozen people survived the man walked right by her. “There are two sides to in the U.S., ICE will issue a the person was a citizen tations. attack with injuries, and Crusius fled the scene this story,” said Mark detainer asking the agency “or otherwise not subject Jennie Pasquarella, a two of them remain in the of the shooting in his car Stevens of San Antonio, to hold the person until he to removal,” the judge lawyer with the American hospital, hospital officials but turned himself in less lead defense attorney. “... or she can be taken into wrote. Civil Liberties Union of said. than an hour later, accord- We’ll ask everybody, media immigration custody. Asked about the deten- Southern California, which Crusius walked into the ing to police. His arrest and everybody else, to Advocates say relying tion of Americans, Albence helped bring the lawsuit, courtroom wearing a dark warrant says he declared: keep an open mind until on electronic databases said he could not speak said the ruling was “critical suit, white shirt and glass- “I’m the shooter.” you hear both sides of the alone to issue detainers is about ongoing litigation. to protecting the rights of es. He was sworn in, In documents filed story, what comes out in unreliable because they “Many times, individu- everyone” and ensuring waived the reading of his Thursday, the El Paso pros- the courtroom.” often have erroneous data als that we come across that ICE does not subject indictment and pleaded ecutor notified the court Joe Spencer of El Paso, and can lead to falsely that are United States citi- people to baseless arrests not guilty. The entire hear- that he had shared evi- assistant defense attorney, accusing people of being in zens don’t even know that and detention. ing lasted less than three dence with the defense on said he and Stevens “are minutes. Sept. 27. That evidence morally opposed to the Around 80 members of includes police and FBI death penalty” and that Enbridge offers at least $24 the public crammed into interviews with Crusius, they “will use every breath the courtroom on the top data from his cellphone, we have to try to save million to settle tribe pipeline suit floor of the El Paso County records from the Dallas- Patrick’s life.” He added Courthouse to witness his area schools he attended that the El Paso communi- ASHLAND, Wis. (AP) – Enbridge Ener- da. first appearance. A handful and tens of hours of ty needs closure and heal- gy has offered the Bad River Band of Lake Wisconsin Public Radio News reports wiped away tears as Cru- footage captured by Wal- ing, “and the quickest way Superior Chippewa at least $24 million to that Enbridge is offering $12 million to sius pronounced his plea. mart security cameras to get closure and healing settle a lawsuit the tribe filed to shut down settle claims over expired easements on Among the crowd was a around the time of the is not through seeking the and remove the Line 5 pipeline from its tribal land and $10 million that would delegation from the Mexi- shooting, according to death penalty.” reservation in northern Wisconsin. follow startup of a new Line 5 route out- can Consulate. Eight Mexi- court records. Crusius is being held But tribal leaders say their position side the reservation. Calgary, Alberta- can citizens were killed in In documents filed without bond in an El Paso against the pipeline remains unchanged. based Enbridge would also pay the tribe the attack and most of the Thursday, the El Paso pros- jail. He has been on suicide Line 5 carries up to 540,000 barrels of oil $2 million annually until the pipeline’s victims had Hispanic last ecutor notified the court watch since shortly after and natural gas liquids each day from operation is no longer in use on the reser- names. Among the dead that he had shared evi- his arrest. Superior, Wis., to Sarnia, Ontario in Cana- vation. was a German citizen who dence with the defense on lived in Ciudad Juarez, Sept. 27. That evidence Mexico. includes police and FBI A bailiff had asked the interviews with Crusius, court to remain quiet and data from his cellphone, warned against outbursts. records from the Dallas- Local prosecutors have area schools he attended said they will seek the and hours of footage cap- death penalty. Federal tured by Walmart security authorities are weighing cameras around the time of capital murder and hate the shooting. The court crime charges. The Depart- records also included med- ment of Justice has called ical images taken from the shooting an act of shooting victims, and jail domestic terrorism. mail and phone calls There were 2,000 wit- involving Crisius after his

Arrested Florida men campaigned to oust US envoy to Ukraine WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal prosecutors say two Florida businessmen tied to Rudy Giuliani lever- aged a flurry of GOP polit- ical donations in a cam- paign to force the removal of U.S. ambassador to Ukraine as part of a con- spiracy with an unnamed Ukrainian official who wanted her gone. An indictment unsealed Thursday against Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman alleges their push to oust Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch was aided by laundered for- eign money. A year before she was recalled to Wash- ington, prosecutors say Giuliani’s fixers lobbied for her ouster in a Capitol Hill meeting with an unnamed congressman who was promised $20,000 in campaign donations. Rep. Pete Sessions, a Texas Republican who lost his reelection bid last year, said Thursday he could not confirm whether he is the congressman in the indictment. He denied any wrongdoing. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 9 Ironwood, Solon tie for 1st at Washburn WASHBURN, Wis – Ironwood and Solon Springs tied for first place MERCER’S in Thursday’s cross coun- ZOE try boys race at Wash- Botes, burn. left, Both teams finished swings as with 43 points. Hurley Hurley’s took fourth. David Collins Shanaya led the Devils in third and Fleig, and Eli Talsma paced Hurley in Kylee seventh. Hewitt, The Hurley girls were right, third with Solon Springs defend first in that event. Macken- Thursday zie Backman was third to night at lead Hurley and Sienna the Hur- Hollenbeck took eighth ley K-12 for Ironwood. School. The Indianhead Con- ference championship Jason Juno/ meet is back here next Daily Globe Thursday. Results Boys Team: 1. Ironwood 43, 1. Solon Springs 43, 3. Washburn 55, 4. Hur- ley 77, 5. South Shore 130. Top 10: 1. Sam Borchers, Wash- burn, 17:22.3; 2. Owen Dickenson, Solon Springs, 17:31; 3. David Collins, Ironwood, 18:40.2; 4. Andy Lazorik, Mellen, 19:27.7; 5. Noland Burchfield, Solon, 19:35.6; 6. Victor Hart, Wash- burn, 19:46.6; 7. Eli Talsma, Hurley, 19:51.1; 8. Sawyer Stengard, Iron- wood, 19:51.7; 9. Aaron Pfister, Solon, 20:02.4; 10. Aidan Graser, Ironwood, 20:03. Ironwood: 12. Blaze Hollenbeck, 20:09.5; 14. Alexzander Korpela, Mercer wins in a sweep at Hurley 20:19.7; 16. Tyler Smith, 20:29.6. Hurley: 15. Sabastian Yaeger HURLEY – Mercer got through its home- just too much in the end. Torkelson had 33 assists. Klopatek, Ava Barton 20:26.4; 19. Cameron Schuelke 21:21.4; 20. Mason Genisot 21:38.4; coming week without even a set loss, but coach “I just think their experience is one of those and Haley Allen each had two aces. 21. Taylor Kloehn, 21:38.6. Robyn Schoeneman probably isn’t eager to qualities that makes them difficult to definitely “There were some raelly good things,” coach Girls watch the Tigers’ Thursday night sweep of Hur- beat,” Hurley coach Aaron Bender said. Schoeneman said. “We very rarely have to play Team: 1. Solon Springs 34, 2. Washburn 46, 3. Hurley 59, 4. Mellen ley again. “They’re a good team. They’re well coached. through adversity, they did that tonight. They 83. “It certainly wasn’t a very pretty win,” she They have a program that’s existed for quite had to play through some tough times and they Top 10: 1. Sofia Borchers, Wash- burn, 22:02.3; 2. Jade Miller, Solon said of the , 25-11, 25-14, 25-17 victory. “This is some time. Teams can play with them and I did it, that’s good.” Springs, 23:59.7; 3. Mackenzie Back- homecoming week. Everything under the sun is think we showed we can play with them. We Shanaya Fleig had four kills and two blocks man, Hurley, 24:12.9; 4. Abby Lahti, distracting them, so to be able to play that poor- even had early leads on them in the third set. to lead Hurley. Sam Leoni and Courtney Corul- South Shore, 24:28.7; 5. River Macrum, Washburn, 24:32.3; 6. Lily ly … we’re very fortunate. Get this week over We hurt ourselves when we make the silly and lo both had two kills. Kylee Hewitt and Darian Truchon, South Shore, 24:35.4; 7. with and we’ll get back to business.” simple mistakes, things that we really could Bender had a kill and a block. Bender and Allie Nordskog, Solon Springs, Schoeneman said coming in they couldn’t control a lot more and that cost us.” Nicole DiGiorgio each had five assists. 24:37.9; 8. Sienna Hollenbeck, Iron- wood, 24:48.2; 9. Nona Thompson, take an opponent lightly in their quest to win Aubrey Schoeneman led Mercer with 17 “I think we held back,” Bender said. “There Solon Springs, 24:48.2; 10. Kelsey the Indianhead Conference title without a loss kills. Ava Barton had eight kills, Zoe Botes had were opportunities we could have hit the ball a King, Hurley, 25:10.6. Hurley: 14. Hanna Leoni, 27:09.3; and Hurley continued its improved play. six on a “great night,” coach Schoeneman said, little bit better, but it’s getting there. Things are 25. Kelsey Krall, 31:45.1; 26. Brianna “Hurley played well, they hustled and they Jessica Klopatek tallied three and KD Knipp coming together for us.” Rowe, 31:59.8. blocked, they’ve come a long way this season,” had two. Hurley (8-13) hosts Bessemer and Wake- Ironwood: 20. Anna Buerger, 29:40.1; 22. Melissa Anderson, she said. Ava Barton had 17 digs, Sam Barton had 15 field-Marenisco Monday at 5:45 p.m. 30:00.8; 27. Brianna Rowe, 31:59.8. The Indianhead Conference leaders were and Molly Hohner finished with four. Ella Mercer (27-5) goes to Butternut Tuesday. Pioneers to host Shell Lake for homecoming By JASON JUNO regardless of the opponent [email protected] or possible weather.” MERCER, Wis. – Mer- Rain and snow are in cer-Butternut is preparing the forecast on what looks for its final home game of to be a cold day for home- the season as Shell Lake coming. comes to town Saturday “Homecoming is a great afternoon. thing for our school,” At 6-1, Shell Lake is Schoeneman said. “It is a ranked sixth in the state in celebration of the schools, this week’s 8-player poll. students and the communi- They beat Siren and North- ties.” wood in close games earlier The Pioneers are com- this season. They are ing off a 38-22 victory over Shell Lake (6-1) at ranked eighth and ninth, Winter-Birchwood. Mercer-Butternut (2-5), respectively. Kobe Hiller rushed for Saturday, 1 p.m. That makes four top 10 132 yards on 24 carries Trae Schultz intercepted a teams on Mercer-Butter- and three touchdowns to pass. nut’s schedule along with lead the Pioneers. Jacob “We played well on all Bruce, which is 10th. Schmidt totaled 76 yards sides of the ball,” Schoene- “They are a good foot- on 17 carries and he scored man said. “Our defense ball program, with good one touchdown. was physical and forced coaches,” Pioneers coach Schmidt led Mercer-But- multiple turnovers. We Matt Schoeneman said of ternut with 13.5 tackles, all were successful on our Shell Lake. “We need to but one of which were solo kickoffs and returns.Our show up ready to play foot- tackles. Schmidt and Ryan offense came together and ball and play our game Losh each had two sacks. we were able to put togeth- er a couple of drives.”

some of this opportunity and valuable Wisconsin forward time." Micah Potter must sit Wisconsin opens the season Nov. 5 against Saint Mary's in Sioux Falls, South out semester Dakota. MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The NCAA has Phillies fire manager Gabe denied a request for junior forward Micah Kapler in hyped season gone Potter to play during the fall semester after wrong transferring from Ohio State two days before the season opener last November. PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Gabe Kapler The 6-foot-9 Potter, who has not com- took the fall for the Philadelphia Phillies. peted in regular-season games since the He was fired Thursday, nearly two 2017-18 season, will be eligible to play weeks after a disappointing finish to a sea- beginning Dec. 21 against Milwaukee. son of big expectations highlighted by Jason Juno/Daily Globe Potter dealt with ankle injuries his first Bryce Harper's arrival. IRONWOOD’S CAITLYN Mylly, right, tries to swing it past a Mellen player during two years. The Ohio native appeared in 59 Kapler went 161-163 in two years, his Thursday night’s match at John Krznarich Gym in Ironwood. games with 16 starts for the Buckeyes, team unable to deliver following its offsea- averaging 4.1 points and 2.8 rebounds son spending spree. Philadelphia finished Ironwood falls to W-M wins at Chassell while shooting 46%. 81-81, its first nonlosing season since 2012. "Several years ago, I promised our loyal CHASSELL – Wakefield-Marenisco "I'm disappointed in the decision from Mellen fans that I would do everything in my won in five games at Chassell Thursday the NCAA," Potter said Thursday in a state- power to bring a world championship team IRONWOOD – Ironwood gave away a night, 26-24, 15-25, 20-25, 25-21, 15-10. ment released by Wisconsin. "I tried to to our city. I will never waver from that two games to none lead and fell to Mellen The Cardinals never trailed in the fifth stay at Ohio State through a coaching commitment," Phillies managing partner Thursday night in Indianhead Conference game at the end of a back-and-forth night. change, but ultimately felt it was in my John Middleton said in a statement. volleyball. “I think we were just able to wear them best interest to find a new opportunity. In "I have decided that some changes are The 19-25, 10-25, 25-23, 25-14, 17-15 down enough at the end of the fourth set,” doing so, I have already sat out a full sea- necessary to achieve our ultimate objective. loss was the Red Devils’ fourth five-game W-M coach Jessica Novascone said. “They son of competition. I don't understand Consequently, we will replace our manag- loss in the last two weeks. have a lot of tall girls up there, some really why I am being punished additionally for er. I am indebted to Gabe for the steadfast “We won the first two games easy, I good blockers and some girls who had doing what is encouraged of a student-ath- effort, energy and enthusiasm that he think we got complacent,” Ironwood coach some really strong serves and hit pretty lete. The penalty of a third semester to brought to our club, and we are unques- Lisa Fechter said. “We’re struggling finish- consistently on the outside. We struggled what I have already sat out seems unjust." tionably a better team and organization as ing games.” to find momentum.” Badgers coach Greg Gard agreed. a result of his contributions." Caitlyn Mylly led Ironwood with seven Carlee Yon led W-M with 15 kills and "Micah has done everything asked of a The Phillies were only two games kills, Aundrea Stengard and Megann Gras- 22 digs. Kayla Londo had 11 kills, four student-athlete, including sticking it out behind in the NL wild-card standings after so each had five and Madison Sterbenz aces and nine digs. Cloe Bachand had 10 for an entire season with a new coaching beating Atlanta on Sept. 18 but lost eight of and Laney Osterholm each tallied four. kills, five aces and two digs. Enola staff at Ohio State and he has acclimated the next nine, including a five-game sweep Maddie Vaughn had 25 assists. Stengard Miskovich had 37 assists, two aces and remarkably well to our academics and our at Washington. They finished eight games added four aces and Madison Huotari had two digs. campus," he said. "It feels unfair to ask him behind Milwaukee for the second wild card three. W-M (7-1, 6-0) goes to Hurley to play to sit three semesters. Student-athletes and 16 behind the first-place Braves in the Ironwood (6-12, 1-7) goes to Mercer the Northstars and Bessemer Monday. have such a limited window to compete as Wednesday. it is, it's a shame that he is being denied NL East. l 10 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Aaron Holiday. Signed G Walt Philadelphia at Orlando, 6 p.m. 2:25; Mantha, DET, (delay of game), All TimesNFL EDT Lemon Jr. Maccabi Haifa at Minnesota, 8 19:34. AMERICAN CONFERENCE SACRAMENTO KINGS — p.m. Shots on Goal_Detroit 15-11- East Named Craig Slaunwhite head of 8_34. Montreal 12-12-11_35. WLTPct PF PA performance, Tommy Brice and Ais- All TimesNHL EDT Power-play opportunities_Detroit New England 6001.000 190 48 ling Toolan physical therapists, Wes EASTERN CONFERENCE 1 of 2; Montreal 1 of 3. Buffalo 410.800 90 70 Bohn advance scout and Alexander Atlantic Division Goalies_Detroit, Bernier 2-0-0 N.Y. Jets 040.000 39 101 Sigua director, media relations. Pro- GP WLOTPts GF GA (35 shots-33 saves). Montreal, Price Miami 040.000 26 163 moted Teena Murray vice president, Buffalo 4301718 11 1-1-1 (33-30). South health and performance, Greg Strat- Boston 33006 7 4 A_21,302 (21,288). T_2:31. WLTPct PF PA ton director of scouting, Melanie Detroit 4310614 11 Referees_Wes McCauley, Corey Houston 320.600 131 110 Stocking director, team travel and Tampa Bay 4211518 13 Syvret. Linesmen_David Brisebois, Indianapolis 320.600 113 115 logistics, Mark Toyoda director, bas- Toronto 5221519 20 Pierre Racicot. Jacksonville 230.400 111 118 ketball administration, Analise Lang- Montreal 4112415 18 Tennessee 230.400 98 76 ford basketball facility operations Florida 31202 914 Postseason manager, Robbie Lemons manager North Ottawa 30300 815 AllBaseball Times EDT of basketball administration, Akachi WLTPct PF PA Metropolitan Division WILD CARD Baltimore 320.600 161 123 Okugo player development manager GP WLOTPts GF GA Tuesday, Oct. 1: Washington 4, Cleveland 230.400 92 122 and Michael Martinez media rela- Carolina 4400817 11 Milwaukee 3 Pittsburgh 140.200 99 114 tions coordinator. Washington 5212615 16 Wednesday, Oct. 2: Tampa Bay Cincinnati 050.000 80 136 FOOTBALL Philadelphia 22004 8 3 5, Oakland 1 West National Football League N.Y. Rangers2200410 5 DIVISION SERIES CHICAGO BEARS — Signed QB WLTPct PF PA Pittsburgh 4220411 10 (Best-of-5) Tyler Bray. Kansas City 410.800 148 113 N.Y. Islanders31 20 2 7 8 American League NEW YORK GIANTS — Waived Oakland 320.600 103 123 Columbus 31202 714 Houston 3, Tampa Bay 2 L.A. Chargers230.400 103 94 QB Alex Tanney. Signed RB Austin New Jersey 40222 920 Friday, Oct. 4: Houston 6, Tampa Denver 140.200 90 106 Walter off the practice squad. WESTERN CONFERENCE Bay 2 NATIONAL CONFERENCE OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed Central Division Saturday, Oct. 5: Houston 3, East WR Marcell Ateman. Released WR GP WLOTPts GF GA Tampa Bay 1 WLTPct PF PA J.J. Nelson. Signed G Lester Cotton St. Louis 4301714 11 Monday, Oct. 7: Tampa Bay 10, Philadelphia 320.600 141 111 Sr. to the practice squad. Nashville 4310619 14 Houston 3 WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Dallas 320.600 131 90 Winnipeg 5320619 17 Tuesday, Oct. 8: Tampa Bay 4, Associated Press N.Y. Giants 240.333 111 160 Placed WR Jehu Chesson on IR. Colorado 22004 9 5 Houston 1 Washington 050.000 73 151 Signed WR Jester Weah to the prac- Dallas 4130210 12 Thursday, Oct. 10: Houston 6, DETROIT RED Wings' Andreas Athanasiou, right, shoots against Montreal Canadi- South tice squad. Promoted Phil Rauscher Chicago 20200 7 9 Tampa Bay 1 to offensive line coach. Named ens goaltender Carey Price in Montreal Thursday. WLTPct PF PA Minnesota 30300 614 N.Y. Yankees 3, Minnesota 0 New Orleans 410.800 115 116 Aaron Stamn offensive assistant Pacific Division Friday, Oct. 4: N.Y. Yankees 10, Carolina 320.600 129 107 coach. GP WLOTPts GF GA Minnesota 4 Tampa Bay 230.400 147 148 HOCKEY Edmonton 4400818 12 Saturday, Oct. 5: N.Y. Yankees 8, Atlanta 140.200 102 152 National Hockey League Anaheim 43106 9 5 Minnesota 2 Red Wings end 9-game skid North ANAHEIM DUCKS — Signed C Vegas 3210412 6 Monday, Oct. 7: N.Y. Yankees 5, WLTPct PF PA Benoit-Olivier Groulx to a three-year Calgary 31113 9 9 Minnesota 1 contract. Green Bay 410.800 119 93 Los Angeles 3120211 17 National League SAN JOSE SHARKS — Reas- Detroit 211.625 97 95 Vancouver 3120210 8 Washington 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 signed F Jonny Brodzinski to San against Montreal with 4-2 win Chicago 320.600 87 69 San Jose 5140210 21 Thursday, Oct. 3: L.A. Dodgers 6, Minnesota 320.600 112 73 Jose (AHL). Arizona 20200 1 3 Washington 0 West WINTER SPORTS NOTE: Two points for a win, one Friday, Oct. 4: Washington 4, L.A. MONTREAL (AP) – Claude Julien feels With the score tied 2-2 in the second WLTPct PF PA AUSTRIAN ANTI-DOPING point for overtime loss. Top three Dodgers 2 his Montreal Canadiens have simply not period, Mantha scored the eventual win- San Francisco4001.000 127 57 LEGAL COMMITTEE — Announced teams in each division and two wild Sunday, Oct. 6: L.A. Dodgers 10, Seattle 410.800 133 118 former cross-country skier Johannes cards per conference advance to Washington 4 been sharp enough to start the season. ner on the power play at 15:38. L.A. Rams 320.600 146 134 Duerr, who was expelled from the playoffs. Monday, Oct. 7: Washington 6, The Canadiens lost 4-2 to the Detroit Helm nearly doubled Detroit's lead Arizona 131.300 100 138 2014 Sochi Olympics for the use of Wednesday's Games L.A. Dodgers 1 Thursday's Games EPO, was banned for life for his Buffalo 5, Montreal 4, OT Wednesday, Oct. 9: Washington Red Wings in their home opener on with three minutes left in the game, but New England 35, N.Y. Giants 14 alleged role in a doping network in Philadelphia 4, New Jersey 0 7, L.A. Dodgers 3, 10 innings recent years. Sunday's Games Vancouver 8, Los Angeles 2 St. Louis 3, Atlanta 2 Thursday night, Montreal's third defeat in Price stopped him on the breakaway. Carolina vs Tampa Bay at Lon- COLLEGE Thursday's Games Thursday, Oct. 3: St. Louis 7, a week. Glendenning put the contest away with an don, UK, 9:30 a.m. NCAA — Ordered Mary Hardin- Detroit 4, Montreal 2 Atlanta 6 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Baylor to vacate its 2016 Division III Pittsburgh 2, Anaheim 1 Friday, Oct. 4: Atlanta 3, St. Louis The Canadiens were coming off a 5-4 empty-net goal with 58 seconds remain- New Orleans at Jacksonville, 1 national championship and 29 victo- Tampa Bay 7, Toronto 3 0 overtime loss in Buffalo on Wednesday. ing. p.m. ries over the 2016-2017 seasons Edmonton 4, New Jersey 3, SO Sunday, Oct. 6: Atlanta 3, St. Houston at Kansas City, 1 p.m. because football coach Pete Fre- St. Louis 6, Ottawa 4 Louis 1 "We have to find that sharpness if we're The Canadiens struggled to clear their Washington at Miami, 1 p.m. denburg let a player use his car for Winnipeg 5, Minnesota 2 Monday, Oct. 7: St. Louis 5, going to win some hockey games," Julien own crease for much of the game and it Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. more than 18 months. Nashville 6, Washington 5 Atlanta 4, 10 innings Seattle at Cleveland, 1 p.m. FORDHAM — Named Vladimir San Jose 5, Chicago 4 Wednesday, Oct. 9: St. Louis 13, said. "Physically, we need a break. Mental- cost them. San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 Makatsaria volunteer assistant Calgary at Dallas Atlanta 1 men's tennis coach and Max Dar- p.m. Boston at Colorado LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP ly, we need to sharpen up. We'll do a little Helm opened the scoring with his first rington student volunteer assistant Atlanta at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. Vegas at Arizona SERIES men's tennis coach. bit of video tomorrow and see if we can't goal of the season at 13:33 of the first. Tennessee at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Friday's Games (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) MASSACHUSETTS — Signed Dallas at N.Y. Jets, 4:25 p.m. Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. American League sharpen the guys up a little bit. After Price misplayed the puck behind his women's basketball coach Tory Pittsburgh at L.A. Chargers, 8:20 Anaheim at Columbus, 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees vs. Houston "They (Detroit) forced errors and took net, Helm scored on a rebound to give p.m. Verdi to a two-year contract exten- N.Y. Islanders at Carolina, 7:30 Saturday, Oct. 12: N.Y. Yankees Open: Buffalo, Indianapolis, sion through the 2023-24 season. p.m. at Houston, 8:08 p.m. (Fox or FS1) advantage of them. We're making a lot of Detroit the lead. Chicago, Oakland RUTGERS — Named T.J. Saturday's Games Sunday, Oct. 13: N.Y. Yankees at mistakes and they're costing us." A faceoff win by Phillip Danault in the Monday's Games Thompson director of basketball Edmonton at N.Y. Rangers, 1 Houston, 8:08 p.m. (Fox or FS1) Detroit at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. administration. p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15: Houston at Anthony Mantha scored his sixth goal offensive zone led to Armia's equalizer Thursday, Oct. 17 NBA Preseason Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 4 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Fox or FS1) Kansas City at Denver, 8:20 p.m. All Times EDT Nashville at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16: Houston at of the season and Detroit snapped a nine- with 53 seconds left in the period. The Sunday, Oct. 20 Wednesday's Games Toronto at Detroit, 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (Fox or FS1) game losing streak against Montreal. Finnish winger has three goals in his last Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Detroit 124, Dallas 117 Florida vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nas- x-Thursday, Oct. 17: Houston at Houston at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Washington 137, Guangzhou sau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 7 N.Y. Yankees (Fox or FS1) "Just my confidence right now," said two games. Arizona at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Long-Lions 98 p.m. x-Saturday, Oct. 19: N.Y. Yan- Mantha, trying to explain his early-season The Red Wings regained the lead 30 Oakland at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Miami 108, Charlotte 94 Columbus at Carolina, 7 p.m. kees at Houston (Fox or FS1) L.A. Rams at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Orlando 97, Atlanta 88 New Jersey at Boston, 7 p.m. x-Sunday, Oct. 20: N.Y. Yankees success. "My linemates are feeding me seconds later when Bertuzzi scored his Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. Milwaukee 133, Utah 99 Winnipeg at Chicago, 7 p.m. at Houston (Fox or FS1) properly and right now it's going in so I third of the year on a nice feed from Dylan Jacksonville at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. New Orleans 127, Chicago 125 St. Louis at Montreal, 7 p.m. National League San Francisco at Washington, 1 Thursday's Games Washington at Dallas, 8 p.m. St. Louis vs. Washington just need to keep shooting. Larkin behind the red line. p.m. Houston 118, Toronto 111 Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8:30 Friday, Oct. 11: Washington L.A. Chargers at Tennessee, Brooklyn 114, L.A. Lakers 111 p.m. (Sanchez 11-8) at St. Louis (Mikolas "Obviously they had our number," said Mantha and Bertuzzi have combined 4:05 p.m. Oklahoma City 110, New Zealand Arizona at Colorado, 9 p.m. 9-14), 8:08 p.m. (TBS) Mantha, who is the grandson of Canadi- for 10 of Detroit's 14 goals this season. Baltimore at Seattle, 4:25 p.m. Breakers 84 Calgary at Vegas, 10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12: Washington New Orleans at Chicago, 4:25 Maccabi Haifa at Portland Philadelphia at Vancouver, 10 (TBD) at St. Louis (Wainwright 14- ens great Andre Pronovost. "We came out The teams traded power-play goals in p.m. Phoenix at Sacramento p.m. 10), 4:08 p.m. (TBS) strong and Bernier played unreal in net. the second period. Philadelphia at Dallas, 8:20 p.m. Denver at L.A. Clippers Sunday's Games Monday, Oct. 14: St. Louis (Fla- Open: Tampa Bay, Cleveland, Minnesota at Golden State Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. herty 11-8) at Washington (TBS) We're happy about our performance." The Canadiens tied the score at 4:34 Carolina, Pittsburgh Friday's Games Vegas at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15 St. Louis at Darren Helm, Tyler Bertuzzi and Luke when Jeff Petry's shot bounced off the end Monday, Oct. 21 Boston at Orlando, 7 p.m. Calgary at San Jose, 10 p.m. Washington (TBS) New England at N.Y. Jets, 8:15 Chicago at Indiana, 7 p.m. x-Wednesday, Oct. 16: St. Louis Glendenning also scored for the Red boards, back over the net and into the p.m. Cleveland at Detroit, 7 p.m. Red Wings- at Washington (TBS) Philadelphia vs. Charlotte at Win- Wings, who have three wins in four games crease where Domi batted it in. Mantha DetroitCanadiens211—4 Sums x-Friday, Oct. 18: Washington at Transactions ston-Salem, N.C., 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL Montreal 110—2 St. Louis (TBS) this season. scored with the man advantage 11 min- American League Washington at New York, 7:30 First Period_1, Detroit, Helm 1 x-Saturday, Oct. 19: Washington CHICAGO WHITE SOX — p.m. (DeKeyser, de la Rose), 13:33. 2, at St. Louis (TBS) Defenseman Danny Dekeyser had two utes later. Named Frank Menechino hitting Utah at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Montreal, Armia 3 (Danault, Drouin), WORLD SERIES assists and Jonathan Bernier made 33 NOTES: Jonathan Drouin registered coach. Milwaukee at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 19:07. 3, Detroit, Bertuzzi 3 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) National League Saturday's Games (DeKeyser, Larkin), 19:37. Penal- Tuesday, Oct. 22: National saves on 35 shots. one point in all four games this season. ... MIAMI MARLINS — Re-signed L.A. Lakers vs. Brooklyn at Shen- ties_None. League at American League (Fox) Joel Armia and Max Domi scored for It was the first of a four-game homestand pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr. zen, 7:30 a.m. Second Period_4, Montreal, Wednesday, Oct. 23: NL at AL and first base coach Trey Hillman. Phoenix at Portland, 8 p.m. Domi 2 (Petry, Tatar), 4:34 (pp). 5, (Fox) the Canadiens, who were playing the sec- for the Canadiens. ... Montreal defense- Announced third base coach Fredi Sunday's Games Detroit, Mantha 6 (Hirose, Cholows- Friday, Oct. 25: AL at NL (Fox) ond game of a back-to-back following a 5-4 men Cale Fleur and Brett Kulak were Gonzalez will not be retained. Cleveland at Boston, 3 p.m. ki), 15:38 (pp). Penalties_Mantha, Saturday, Oct. 26: AL at NL (Fox) PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Melbourne United at L.A. Clip- DET, (high sticking), 2:57; Nemeth, x-Sunday, Oct. 27: AL at NL (Fox) overtime loss in Buffalo. Carey Price healthy scratches. Fired manager Gabe Kapler. pers, 3:30 p.m. DET, (tripping), 5:16; Suzuki, MTL, x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: NL at AL BASKETBALL New Orleans at San Antonio, 4 (slashing), 14:22. (Fox) stopped 30 of 33 shots. UP NEXT National Basketball Association p.m. Third Period_6, Detroit, Glenden- x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: NL at AL Detroit had not won in regulation time Red Wings: Home against the Toronto INDIANA PACERS — Exercised Chicago at Toronto, 6 p.m. ing 2 (Filppula), 19:02. (Fox) contract options on F TJ Leaf and G Milwaukee at Washington, 6 p.m. Penalties_Folin, MTL, (elbowing), in Montreal since 2007. Maple Leafs on Saturday. Patriots force 4 turnovers, beat Rays can't beat 3 aces, finally Giants 35-14 to reach 6-0 FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) – Under coach Bill Belichick, the Patriots have made a habit of besting young fold in ALDS vs Astros quarterbacks. They can add Giants rookie Daniel Jones to that list. HOUSTON (AP) – All season long, Astros also won the 2015 AL wild-card 43,418 at Minute Maid Park. Tom Brady had two touchdown runs and moved ahead it seemed inevitable. game at Yankee Stadium. "Energy was so great all night," of Peyton Manning for second place on the NFL's all-time Yankees-Astros for the American The Rays beat Oakland in the AL Cole said. "They deserved a hat tip." passing yards list as New England pulled away for a 35-14 League pennant. wild-card game, then won Games 3 After winning an MLB-best and victory over the New York Giants on Thursday night. "It's the matchup that we wanted," and 4 against the Astros to extend franchise-record 107 games in the reg- The reigning Super Bowl champion Patriots also Houston shortstop Carlos Correa their first playoff run since 2013. ular season, the Astros were deter- returned a blocked punt for a touchdown and forced four said. "It's the matchup that everybody But facing Cole, the Rays were in mined not to suffer the same fate as turnovers, including a fumble return for a score, to move to wants to watch. It's must-see TV right trouble – especially after Altuve, Alex the Dodgers, winners of 106 games, 6-0 for the first time since time since 2015. there. So everybody is going to be tun- Bregman and the Astros scored four who were ousted from the playoffs by Brady finished 31 of 41 for 334 yards and an intercep- ing in. It's going to be fun." times in the first against Tyler Glas- the wild-card Nationals on Wednes- tion. Julian Edelman had his second straight 100-yard Houston made it happen Thursday now, who said afterward it was pretty day night. receiving game, catching nine passes for 113 yards. Jones night as Gerrit Cole pitched another obvious he was tipping pitches. Houston had been outscored 14-4 had three interceptions on the night, finishing 15 of 31 for playoff masterpiece and the Astros "You get a taste of this, you want to in the last two games, but looked 161 yards. jumped to a quick lead, turning back keep going," Rays manager Kevin sharp at home, where it went 60-21 in New England has now won 19 straight games against a the Tampa Bay Rays 6-1 in the decid- Cash said. "Today we kind of got out- the regular season. first or second-year quarterback, the longest such streak in ing Game 5 of their AL Division powered. Outpowered on the mound A day after the Cardinals scored a NFL history. Series. and obviously at the plate." postseason-record 10 runs in the first "It was kind of an odd game, anytime you get three On deck, the heavyweight Cole followed his 15-strikeout gem inning of a 13-1 win over the Braves, scores in the game that are non-offensive touchdowns," matchup so many fans were anticipat- in a Game 2 win with another over- the Astros scored four runs fast. Now Belichick said. "That's kind of a season's worth and it all ing: Jose Altuve and the 107-win powering effort. The right-hander, it wasn't nearly as big as what St. happened in one game." Astros against Aaron Judge and the who was drafted by the Yankees out of Louis did, but after the Astros were The Patriots did it without running back Rex Burkhead, 103-win Yankees. Game 1 is Saturday high school but didn't sign, improved shut down at Tropicana Field, it was who missed his second straight game with a foot injury. night in Houston – the Astros won to 18-0 in his last 24 starts. just as huge for them. Receiver Phillip Dorsett was inactive with a hamstring four of seven meetings this season. "This team is special, and the rea- "It shows a lot of character," Hous- issue. During the game, receiver Josh Gordon injured his "This is two incredible powerhouse son that we're special is because dif- ton general manager Jeff Luhnow said. left knee trying to make a tackle after a fumble recovery. teams," Houston ace Justin Verlander ferent guys step up every single night," "Because if we hadn't gotten up early I "Guys just kind of filled in," Brady said. "We knew we said. "We'll find ourselves in the mid- Bregman said. "Yeah, if one guy goes think it would have been a different weren't gonna have Phillip tonight. ... Then Josh got hurt. dle of the ring here in a couple of days off we're probably going to win. Gerrit ballgame the way they have their Just kind of dealing with kind of what everyone else deals and we'll be going at it." went off twice this series." relievers lined up and ready to go. I'm with this time of year. Lots of injuries and attrition and so After fellow aces Zack Greinke and Cole topped the majors with 326 glad it wasn't a one-run game. Getting forth. But was a good win." Verlander were unable to close out the strikeouts this season, led the AL with four early mattered a lot." Despite struggling to move the ball for most of the game, scrappy Rays on the road, Cole made a 2.50 ERA and posted 20 wins, one The Astros will make their seventh New York (2-4) had the ball trailing 21-14 with 8:43 left in sure Houston moved on. Given a 4-0 behind Verlander for most in the big appearance in an LCS and are the first the fourth quarter. cushion in the first inning, he domi- leagues. He tried to stick to what got team to reach the ALCS three seasons Jones completed a pass to running back Jon Hilliman, nated through the eighth, striking out him this far and not alter his approach in a row since the Detroit Tigers did it who was hit in the backfield by Patriots linebacker Jamie 10 and allowing just two hits. on Thursday night even though the from 2011-13. Collins, forcing a fumble. Kyle Van Noy recovered, sprinted "I'm just going to treat it like it's the stakes were so much higher. Altuve's shot gave him 11 postsea- 22 yards and stretched the ball to the pylon for the touch- next game, man," said Cole, who grew "You're not naive to the situation son homers to pass Chase Utley for down. up a Yankees fan. "I mean, we know you're in, but you can't afford to treat most all-time by a second baseman. It was part of an error-filled game by both offenses. that they're obviously very talented, it any different," he said. Cole extended his major league Like the Patriots, the Giants were missing some of their and it's going to be a dogfight." The 29-year-old struck out the first record by striking out at least 10 bat- playmakers. Running back Saquon Barkley sat a third Michael Brantley and Altuve put two batters in the eighth before Willy ters for the 11th straight game, a straight game because of a sprained right ankle, tight end the finishing touches on this victory, Adames grounded out to end Cole's stretch where he's fanned 135. Evan Engram sat with a knee injury and receiver Sterling hitting back-to-back home runs in the night. Cole pitched a 1-2-3 third but did- Shepard was in the concussion protocol. eighth. The Astros advanced to their "I don't know if anybody can get n't strike anyone out in the frame, end- As a result, both teams had issues executing and hang- third straight ALCS, and are aiming better than that," Adames said. "He ing a streak of 73 consecutive innings ing onto the ball. for their second World Series crown was unbelievable last start, and today with at least one strikeout. The streak, Jones was confused at times by the Patriots' coverages, in that span. was still the same." which dated back to Aug. 1, was the contributing to his turnovers. And Brady, in addition to his Houston beat the Yankees in a Cole beat his chest once before longest such streak since 1961, best- interception, had a fumble that was returned for a touch- seven-game ALCS on the way to its walking to the dugout to a huge ova- ing the second-best stretch by 33 down. first championship in 2017. The tion from the rowdy sellout crowd of innings. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Sharing the title of Grandma Dear Annie: I’ve been divorced for a long time. My ex-husband, “Joe,” is living with “Sue.” She is the one who broke us up. I don’t care about that part anymore; she can have him. I’m upset because my granddaughter got married recently, and they gave Sue a Dear corsage, too. When I saw them give it to Annie her, I said to myself, “What the heck?” My other daughter was with me and she said, “Get over it, Ma.” I was hurt but said noth- ago, and just decided to sell it. And now he ing. just tossed me away. Do I have any rights? After the wedding, when they were tak- ing pictures, they said, “Let’s have the – Left Behind grandparents.” Sue walked up with my ex. Dear Left Behind: By default, unmar- Again, I said nothing. ried couples don’t have any rights to each My ex is not married to Sue, even other’s property. Unless you two had draft- THE PAJAMA DIARIES though they have been together for a long ed a property agreement, I’m afraid you’re time, which is why my other daughter said out of luck here. she got the flowers. Does sleeping with Additionally, according to the legal Grandpa make you Grandma? These are resource Nolo, “In most states, neither my granddaughters. I birthed their moth- unmarried partner is entitled to receive ers. I gave up my weekends to babysit the any alimony-type support after a breakup granddaughters. I picked them up from unless there is proof of a clear agreement day care and took them to my house until someone could pick them up. I was always to provide post-separation support.” there. Do I have to share my title of Grand- I am sorry that your 25-year relation- ma with Grandpa’s girlfriend? – Am I ship has come to an end. In time, you’ll Wrong feel more set free than tossed away. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM Dear Am I Wrong: Love is not a finite Dear Annie: This is in response to “Still resource. That your granddaughters show Missing My Sweetheart,” whose friends love to Sue does not mean they care any don’t ask her how she’s doing. When I lost less for you. my mother several months ago, I found it The fact is that this isn’t about you vs. very annoying when friends and relatives Sue or even you vs. your ex. Whether or would ask how I was doing. How, I won- not you think it’s fair, they are both going dered, am I supposed to put into tiny, little to be a part of your children’s and grand- children’s lives. Now it’s for you to decide words the indescribable pain, loss and how you’ll behave. I suggest you try out sorrow that I was experiencing – especial- being the bigger person. You might be ly in a way that the other person would amazed how much better you feel. understand? To be honest, it was exhaust- BORN LOSER And remember, Sue is not the one who ing, and I came to dread seeing a loved one broke you up: Give your ex-husband the approaching me with that look of sympa- credit for that. thy, knowing they were about to ask, “How Dear Annie: I have been living with the are you?” – D. same guy for 25 years. We have a 22-year- Dear D.: People struggle with what to old daughter together. I am listed as a say to someone who is grieving, and that dependent on his taxes. I have not worked often leads to stilted, uncomfortable con- a job since our daughter was born. (Well, versations. Thank you for sharing your at least not a job in the sense of getting a paycheck). insights. I am so very sorry that you lost This man promised me marriage and your mom. even proposed, but never went through Send your questions for Annie Lane to ALLEY OOP with actually planning a wedding and get- [email protected]. ting married. He bought a condo 10 years COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM TODAY’S HOROSCOPE Give everyone a sample of Jan. 19) — A change will help GEMINI (May 21-June 20) what you are capable of doing. you see your personal situa- — Don’t be fooled by what oth- If you stand tall and are toler- tion clearly. 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Associated Press CHINESE VICE Premier Liu He accompanied by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, left, and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, greets the media before a minister-level trade meetings at the Office of the United States Trade Representa- tive in Washington, Thursday. Trump says US-China trade talks are ‘going very well’ WASHINGTON (AP) – and pressures foreign losing, and so has the glob- President Donald Trump companies to hand over al economy,” said Myron offered an upbeat assess- trade secrets as part of a Brilliant, head of interna- ment of U.S.-China trade sharp-elbowed drive to tional affairs at the U.S. talks and said he would become a world leader in Chamber of Commerce. meet at the White House advanced industries such Brilliant, who spoke on Friday with the leader as robotics and self-driv- with both delegations of the Chinese negotiating ing cars. before the meetings, team. Under Trump, the Unit- sounded optimistic about Expectations were low ed States has slapped tar- the chances of progress, that the negotiations would iffs on more than $360 bil- noting that Beijing has do much to resolve a 15- lion worth of Chinese stepped up purchases of month trade battle that is imports and is planning to U.S. soybeans in a goodwill weighing on the global hit another $160 billion gesture. He said he hoped a economy. Dec. 15. That would extend productive meeting would But as the first of an import taxes to virtually persuade the Trump expected two days of talks everything China ships to administration to call off or wrapped up Thursday, the United States. China postpone plans next Tues- Trump told reporters at the has hit back by targeting day to raise tariffs on $250 White House, “We’re doing about $120 billion in U.S. billion of Chinese imports very well ... We’re going to goods, focusing on farm from 25% to 30%. see them tomorrow, right products. “We all know we can’t here, and it’s going very The high cost of the tar- afford a further escalation well.” iffs and uncertainty over of the trade war,” Brilliant Chinese Vice Premier when and how the trade said. Liu He is leading the dele- war will end have taken an Still, Beijing has been gation in the 13th round of economic toll, especially reluctant to make the kind negotiations with U.S. on manufacturing compa- of substantive policy Trade Representative nies. A private survey last reforms that would satisfy Robert Lighthizer and week found that U.S. facto- Washington. Doing so like- Treasury Secretary Steven ry output had dropped to ly would require scaling Mnuchin. its lowest level since 2009, back the Chinese leaders’ The world’s two biggest when the economy was in aspirations to technologi- economies are deadlocked the grips of a deep reces- cal dominance they see as over U.S. allegations that sion. crucial to their country’s China steals technology “Both sides have been future prosperity. California utility faces gripes over deliberate blackouts

LOS ANGELES (AP) – Even as the winds gusted dangerously as forecast, California’s biggest utility faced hostility and second- guessing Thursday for shutting off electricity to millions of people to pre- vent its equipment from sparking wildfires. Gov. Gavin Newsom criticized Pacific Gas & Electric, and ordinary cus- tomers complained about Ask the inconveniences caused by the unprecedented blackouts that began Wednesday, with many wondering: Did PG&E go The too far in its attempt to ward off more deadly fires? Could the utility have been more targeted in deciding Doctors by Elizabeth Ko, M.D. & Eve Glazier, M.D. whose electricity was destroyed thousands of “I’m telling you as a turned off and when? homes, and run up tens of plain human being, there is PG&E, though, suggest- billions of dollars in claims no wind, there is no heat,” RESTRICT RED MEAT TO AN ed it was already seeing the that drove the company he said. “We never saw wisdom of its decision into bankruptcy. something like this where OCCASIONAL SPLURGE borne out. Gusts topping The fire danger spread they just decide to shut off 75 mph raked the San to Southern California on the power, but on the other Dear Doctor: I've always heard last February, analyzed how group than in the white meat Francisco Bay Area, and Thursday as raging winds side – preventing is a good that it's the saturated fat in red each of 113 volunteers re- and vegetal groups. relatively small fires broke moved down the state. thing, but it’s creating a lot meat that leads to a heart at- sponded to three different Researchers also discovered tack. But now I'm reading that diets. The diets, which the vol- that the red meat diet inter- out around the state amid a Southern California Edi- of frustration.” it has something to do with the unteers followed for four fered with the kidneys' ability to bout of dry, windy weather. son shut off electricity to But in powered-down gut? Does that mean probi- weeks, used either red meat, excrete TMAO. That kept the “We have had some pre- about 12,000 people just Oakland, Tianna Pasche otics will make it OK to eat white meat from poultry, or circulating levels of the poten- liminary reports of damage outside Los Angeles, with said: “If it saves a life, I’m steak, which my wife and I just non-meat products such as tially damaging bacterial to our lines. So we’ll have wider blackouts possible. not going to complain love? legumes, nuts and grains as a byproduct high. The good to repair those damages A blaze ripped through about it.” Dear Reader: You're referring source of protein. Every as- news is that a month after they before we can safely ener- a trailer park in Calimesa, a Faced with customer to a study published earlier this pect of the meals, from portion stopped eating a diet rich in year that found a connection size to ingredients to prepara- red meat, both blood and urine gize the line,” spokesman city about 65 miles east of anger, PG&E put up barri- between a diet heavy in red tion methods, was uniform and levels of TMAO had fallen sig- Paul Doherty said. Los Angeles, destroying cades around its San Fran- meat and a marked increase in highly controlled. The volun- nificantly. The researchers Because of the danger- more than a dozen homes. cisco headquarters. A cus- a certain compound produced teers followed the three differ- speculated that the metabolic ous weather in the forecast, The cause of the fire was tomer threw eggs at a by gut bacteria, which has ent diets in random order. pathways suggested by this PG&E cut power Wednes- not known, but it was not PG&E office in Oroville. been linked to an increased Only the red meat diet resulted study might account for why day to an estimated 2 mil- in an area where power And a PG&E truck was hit risk of heart attack and stroke. in increased levels of TMAO, the Mediterranean diet, which lion people in an area that had been cut. by a bullet, though author- That byproduct is trimethy- both in the blood and in the is low in red meat, is associ- lamine N-oxide, also referred urine. The majority of volun- ated with lower risk of heart at- spanned the San Francisco Many of those affected ities could not immediately to as TMAO. In earlier studies, teers following the red meat tack and heart disease. Bay Area, the wine country by the outages, which say whether it was targeted. researchers uncovered a link diet had levels of TMAO that Since the study shows that red north of San Francisco, the could last as long as five Sumeet Singh, PG&E’s between elevated levels of measured two to three times meat causes the gut bacteria agricultural Central Valley days, were not so sure vice president of communi- TMAO in the blood and the de- higher than volunteers who to produce potentially harmful and the Sierra Nevada about the move. ty wildfire safety, urged velopment of arterial plaque, were getting their protein from compounds, your idea about foothills. By Thursday, the Sergio Vergara, owner of people to be kind to work- which can block blood vessels white meat poultry or vegetal taking probiotics as protection number of people in the Stinson Beach Market, situ- ers out in the field, saying and lead to heart disease. sources. In some cases, the won't actually work. However, The study you've been reading levels of TMAO in blood and if it's only as an occasional dark was down to about ated on scenic Highway 1, the employees and contrac- about, which was published in urine were as much as 10 splurge, it's probably fine for 1.5 million. on the Pacific Coast just tors “have families that live the European Heart Journal times higher in the red meat you to have that juicy steak. PG&E cast the black- north of San Francisco, in your communities.”

Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an internist and associate professor of medicine at UCLA Health. outs as a matter of public operated the store with a “Let’s just ensure their Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is an internist and assistant professor of medicine at UCLA Health.) safety, aimed at preventing propane generator so his safety as well, as they are (Send your questions to [email protected], or write: Ask the Doctors, c/o Media Relations, UCLA Health, 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite 350, Los Angeles, CA, 90095. the kind of blazes that have customers could have cof- doing this work in the Owing to the volume of mail, personal replies cannot be provided COPYRIGHT 2019 UCLA HEALTH killed scores of people over fee, milk, meat and frozen interest of your safety,” DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYNDICATION 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106 816-581-75008 the past couple of years, meals. Singh said. l 14 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM As Trump abandons Kurds, Israel worries how dependable he is JERUSALEM (AP) – For Trump’s decision to break the past three years, Israeli with decades of U.S. policy Prime Minister Benjamin and recognize Jerusalem as Netanyahu has bet heavily Israel’s capital. He moved on President Donald the American Embassy to Trump and been rewarded the contested holy city, with major diplomatic enraging the Palestinians. gains in exchange for his Trump also withdrew warm embrace of the U.S. from the international leader. nuclear deal with Iran – an But the U.S. pullback agreement that Israel had from northeastern Syria, derided as weak and inef- essentially abandoning its fective. He defended Israel Kurdish allies, has called from its many critics at the that strategy – and United Nations, and, early Trump’s reliability as a this year, recognized friend – into question. In Israel’s annexation of the particular, there are grow- Golan Heights, captured ing fears that Israel’s arch- from Syria in the 1967 enemy Iran could be Mideast war. emboldened by what Netanyahu routinely appears to be an increas- boasts that Trump is the Associated Press ingly hands-off American best friend that Israel has IN THIS Feb. 4, file photo, an election campaign billboard shows Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, policy in the region. ever had in the White right, and U.S. President Donald Trump in Jerusalem. Hebrew on the billboard reads: “Netanyahu is a different “The Israelis had House. But things have league.” thought of Trump as a spe- begun to change since he cial U.S. leader very much failed to win reelection in Concerns have only group. Trump has defend- U.S. remain strong and the some of Israel’s traditional in tune with their view of April and was forced to deepened following a ed the move by saying the country is more than capa- backers in the Democratic the region,” said Dan hold a second, inconclu- series of moves in which United States should not be ble of defending itself. Party and the overwhelm- Shapiro, who was former sive vote last month. Trump backed away from “fighting and policing” in “We will always remem- ingly liberal Jewish Ameri- U.S. President Barack During the first cam- possible military con- the Middle East. But it ber and implement the can community and caused Obama’s ambassador to paign for the April race, frontations. In June, he reportedly caught Israeli basic rule that has guided friction with allies in Israel. “Now they’re com- Trump embraced called off a planned attack officials off guard. us: Israel will defend itself, Europe. ing to terms with the cold Netanyahu’s candidacy and against Iran in response to The fear is that Trump’s by itself, against any “From Jerusalem’s per- hard reality that his isola- made little secret of his the shooting down of an actions, or lack thereof, threat,” Netanyahu said at spective, it is another warn- tionist instincts and his support, inviting the Israeli American drone. Trump could encourage Iran to a memorial ceremony ing sign that this president chaotic, impulsive decision leader to the White House also decided against mili- step up what Israel sees as Thursday for soldiers – until recently presented making can actually be when he announced his tary action in response to aggressive and hostile killed in the 1973 Mideast as Israel’s greatest friend very damaging to their recognition of the Golan an alleged Iranian attack activity in Syria, Lebanon war. “The Israeli military is ever in Washington – can’t interests.” Heights annexation. on Saudi oil facilities last and Iraq. prepared to preempt any be trusted,” said Amos It is a surprising turn of But during the do-over month, saying he did not “The main image is a threat, defensively and Harel, a commentator in events for Netanyahu, who race, Trump kept his dis- want war. very weak U.S. that does offensively, with crushing the Haaretz daily. “Again, has been one of Trump’s tance. And after Netanyahu Then, this week, he not help its allies. It deserts strength.” one must wonder whether strongest supporters on the last month failed for a sec- abruptly withdrew U.S. its allies,” said Eytan But while officials have too much reliance hadn’t international stage. ond time to win a parlia- troops from Kurdish areas Gilboa, an expert on U.S.- stopped short of openly been placed on Trump, at That alliance yielded a mentary majority in in northeastern Syria, Israel relations at Israel’s criticizing Trump, the the cost of Netanyahu dis- wealth of dividends for national elections, Trump clearing the way for a Turk- Bar-Ilan University. American pullback from tancing himself far from Netanyahu during the first appeared to play down the ish invasion aimed at Israeli officials declined Syria has pushed some to the Democrats and under- few years of the Trump friendship. “Our relations crushing the Kurds, Ameri- to comment about Trump’s question Netanyahu’s close mining traditional biparti- administration – perhaps are with Israel, so we’ll see ca’s allies in the fight decision in northern Syria alliance. That support has san support in Washington none so striking as what happens,” he said. against the Islamic State but said relations with the had the effect of alienating for Israel.” US to hand over to Turkey presses Syrian assault Iraq IS members as thousands flee fighting evacuated from Syria AKCAKALE, Turkey BAGHDAD (AP) – The tants in court, including (AP) – Turkey pressed its U.S. will hand over to Iraqi some French foreign air and ground assault authorities nearly 50 nationals. against U.S.-allied Kurdish Islamic State members Before the Turkish forces in northern Syria on who were transferred from assault began, there were Thursday for a second day, Syria in recent days, two already fears that Kurdish- pounding the region with Iraqi intelligence officials led forces could divert airstrikes and an artillery said Thursday. forces from guarding IS bombardment that raised The officials said the IS prisoners or might not be columns of black smoke in members were expected to able to secure them at a a border town and sent be handed over by Friday. time when IS leader Abu panicked civilians scram- They spoke on condition of Bakr al-Baghdadi made a bling to get out. anonymity because they point of calling on follow- Amid the fierce fighting, were not authorized to ers to free captured fight- residents fled with their brief the media. ers. There are over two belongings loaded into The move comes after dozen detention facilities cars, pickup trucks and Turkey began a military in northeastern Syria. motorcycle rickshaws, offensive into northern After the Turkish offen- while others escaped on Syria against U.S.-backed sive began, concerns that foot. The U.N. refugee Kurdish-led fighters of the some facilities may be agency said tens of thou- Syrian Democratic Forces struck in the fighting or sands were on the move, who are holding more than abandoned by guards and aid agencies warned 10,000 IS members. Those heightened fears the pris- that nearly a half-million include some 2,000 for- oners would not remain people near the border eigners, including about secured. were at risk. 800 Europeans. President Donald It was a wrenchingly It wasn’t immediately Trump said Wednesday Associated Press clear why the 50 IS fighters that some of the “most familiar scene for many PEOPLE RUN to take cover after mortars fired from Syria, in Akcakale, Turkey, would be transferred to dangerous” IS members who had fled the militants Thursday. An Associated Press journalist said at least two government buildings Iraq, but the group’s self- had been moved, but he of the Islamic State group were hit by the mortars in Sanliurfa province’s border town of Akcakale and at least declared caliphate once provided no details. Trump only a few years ago. two people were wounded. There were casualties sprawled across a large said before the assault on both sides: Turkish offi- swift criticism from Repub- ter Mevlut Cavusoglu said cars on the road and a 1- part of both Iraq and Syria. began that Turkey would cials in two border licans and Democrats in the military intends to kilometer-long queue of Since the IS was defeated be responsible for all IS provinces said mortar fire Congress, along with many move 19 miles into north- cars,” said Murad Hassan, earlier this year, Iraq has fighters in the area, though from Syria killed at least national defense experts, ern Syria and that its a Syrian Kurd from held IS captives in secure it wasn’t clear how that six civilians, including a 9- who say it has endangered operation will last until all Qamishli. prisons and tried IS mili- would be implemented. month-old boy and three not only the Kurds and “terrorists are neutral- A Kurdish-led group girls under 15. On the Syri- regional stability but U.S. ized.” and Syrian activists said an side, seven civilians and credibility as well. The Syr- More than a dozen that despite the bombard- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING eight Kurdish fighters have ian Kurdish militia was the columns of thick smoke ment, Turkish troops had been killed since the opera- only U.S. ally in the cam- rose in and around the Syr- not made much progress THE BROWNFIELD tion began, according to paign that brought down ian town of Tel Abyad, one on several fronts. Their REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY activists in Syria. the Islamic State group in of the offensive’s first main claims could not be inde- OF GOGEBIC COUNTY The Turkish offensive Syria. targets. Turkish officials pendently verified. was launched three days Trump warned Turkey said the Kurdish militia Turkish President Recep REGARDING ADOPTION OF A after U.S. President Donald to act with moderation and has fired dozens of mortars Tayyip Erdogan said 109 BROWNFIELD PLAN Trump opened the way by safeguard civilians. But the into Turkish border towns, “terrorists” were killed, a PURSUANT TO AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH pulling American troops opening barrage showed including Akcakale. reference to the Syrian Kur- ACT 381 OF THE PUBLIC ACTS OF THE STATE from their positions near little sign of holding back: As the shelling intensi- dish fighters. He did not OF MICHIGAN OF 1996, AS AMENDED PLEASE the border alongside their The Turkish Defense Mili- fied, cars packed with civil- elaborate, and reports from TAKE NOTICE that the Gogebic County Brownfield Kurdish allies. tary said its jets and ians crowded a bridge link- the area did not indicate Redevelopment Authority (GCBRA) will hold a Pub- At a time when Trump artillery had struck 181 tar- ing Syria and Iraq. anything remotely close to lic Hearing on Tuesday, the 29th day of October, 2019, faces an impeachment gets so far. “When we came, there such a large number of at 4:30 p.m., Central Standard Time in the Conference inquiry, the move drew Turkish Foreign Minis- were about four lanes of casualties. room within the County Courthouse, 200 N. Moore Street, Bessemer Michigan, to receive public comment 2 Nobel literature prize winners expose Europe’s fault lines on a Brownfield Redevelopment Plan which includes STOCKHOLM (AP) – Nobel which awards the literature prize. the 2006 funeral of former Serbian therein the property located at 508 South Moore Street, Prizes for literature were awarded Yet if prize organizers hoped to get leader Slobodan Milosevic, who at City of Bessemer, Gogebic County, Michigan. The Thursday to two writers enmeshed in through this year’s awards without the time was facing war crimes following legal parcel is included in the “eligible prop- Europe’s social and political fault controversy, they will likely be disap- charges, calling him “a rather tragic erty”: Parcel ID Number: 2751-12-501-000 lines: a liberal Pole who has irked her pointed. man.” The Brownfield Plan, is available for public inspec- country’s conservative government The Swedish Academy called Handke – who once called for the tion at the County Brownfield Redevelopment Au- and an Austrian accused by many lib- Handke “one of the most influential Nobel Prize to be abolished – said he thority Office (Treasurer’s Office), located at 200 erals of being an apologist for Serbian writers in Europe” and praised his was “astonished” to receive the litera- war crimes. work for exploring “the periphery ture award. North Moore Street, Bessemer, Michigan 49911. All The rare double announcement – and the specificity of human experi- “I never thought they would aspects of the plan are open for discussion at the pub- with the 2018 prize going to Poland’s ence.” choose me,” Handke told reporters lic hearing. Olga Tokarczuk and the 2019 award But the 76-year-old author has outside his home in suburban Paris. FURTHER INFORMATION may be obtained from to Austria’s Peter Handke – came long faced criticism for his vigorous “It was very courageous by the the Brownfield Redevelopment Authority of Gogebic after no literature prize was awarded defense of the Serbs during the 1990s Swedish academy, this kind of deci- County at (906) 663-4517. last year due to sex abuse allegations wars that devastated the Balkans as sion,” he added. “These are good peo- that rocked the Swedish Academy, Yugoslavia disintegrated. He spoke at ple.” Dated: October 8, 2019