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NATION • 7 SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Thursday, March 22, 2018 Mostly sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 38 | Low: 18 | Details, page 2 Committee approves community development plan By RICHARD JENKINS member Brad Matson. “pie in the sky”; whereas the lat- county’s natural and cultural in at its borders,” Matson said. [email protected] “In the past, it was goal-orient- est draft starts with all the assets resources – and doesn’t necessar- The county is required to HURLEY – The process of ed with no reference to where you the county has to offer and there- ily stop at the county’s borders. update its plan every five years developing Iron County’s Asset were coming from and, ‘Is that fore the targets are more achiev- One asset in the plan dis- and revise it every 10 years, Based Community Development (goal) realistic,’ Matson told the able. cussed during the public hearing according to Matson. strategy is nearly complete, after Daily Globe after the meeting. “This is taking into account prior to the draft’s approval was It was the time for our the Iron County Comprehensive “With the asset-based plan, you what we have and what we can the development of Copper Peak rewrite,” he said after the meet- Planning, Land and Zoning Com- start with what you have and fig- possibly do,” he said, adding he and the positive impact the ing. mittee forwarded a draft onto the ure how you can build on that hopes this change will also mean return of sky flying could have to During the meeting, he also full county board for final and can you use what you have to the plan is used more, rather Iron County’s tourism industry thanked the various people who approval. advance your goals.” than simply gathering dust on a even though the facility itself is in worked on the plan over the past The plan is a replacement of During the meeting, Matson shelf. Ironwood Township. the county’s former comprehen- said past plans would sometimes The plan includes a wide vari- “This plan from the beginning sive plan, according to committee set development goals that were ety of assets – including the has not been Iron County locked PLAN — page 5 DNR awards over FOLEY CREEK Iowa man arraigned in $500,000 to Iron Belle Ontonagon projects statewide County By JAN TUCKER news for these communi- jamadots.com n Western ties,” the DNR’s state trails ONTONAGON – An Iowa Gateway Trail coordinator, Paul Yauk, man faces seven criminal said in a news release. “The Authority gets charges in a bizarre incident Iron Belle Trail is Michi- in the Village of Ontonagon. $19,720 gan’s showcase trail; there Paul Dean Smith, 26, are so many amazing LANSING – The state of DeMoines, Iowa was places that it touches or Michigan announced the arraigned in Ontonagon Dis- passes through. As we con- latest round of grant fund- trict Court Wednesday. The tinue to build these part- ing for projects on the Iron story started with an alleged nerships and make connec- Belle Trail earlier this theft of an automobile in tions, Michigan’s trail week, including one in Iowa. He then drove to Trout users will reap the bene- Gogebic County. Creek where he got stuck and fits.” The Department of Nat- police arrested him in the The non-motorized trail ural Resources awarded a stolen vehicle Thursday, – which runs from Iron- total of $515,000 to 28 pro- March 15. Smith then report- wood to Belle Isle in jects in 18 different coun- edly gave police a false name Detroit – is expected to ties across the state Mon- and while on the way to the span 2,019 miles once day, with Western Gateway jail had a medical incident complete, according to the Trail Authority in Gogebic and was brought to the County receiving $19,720 Aspirus Ontonagon Hospital. for route planning. On Saturday March 17, Smith “This is tremendous PROJECTS — page 5 escaped from the hospital in his hospital attire. He then allegedly entered a home near the hospital and Michigan State Police asked the resident for clothes warn residents of scam WAKEFIELD – The call a phone number with- ARRAIGNED — page 5 Michigan State Police, in 24 hours. The MSP Wakefield Post released wants you to know that law information for the public enforcement will not con- regarding a new phone tact you and leave such a Bond set in Iron solicitation scheme cur- message. Scammers how- rently targeting local resi- ever usually give the victim Submitted photo County sexual dents. a sense of urgency, pre- FOLEY CREEK flows between snow-ladened banks Monday in Ironwood Callers are saying there Township. Rich Aho, who took the photo, said while the scene is pretty, it are “serious allegations shows we may have to wait a bit for spring in the Northland. Foley Creek assault case against your name” and to runs into Mud Creek from Jarvi Country in the township, he added. By RICHARD JENKINS SCAM — page 5 [email protected] HURLEY – Bond was set for a Milwaukee man in Iron District solo, ensemble competition at Luther L. Wright today County Court Monday during his initial appearance on By IAN MINIELLY is no guarantee or mini- charges related to an alleged [email protected] mum number of contes- sexual assault this summer. IRONWOOD – Luther tants or slots for state. Each Daniel Aguirre, 19, is L. Wright is hosting the element is graded indepen- charged with first-degree district Solo and Ensemble dently upon their own child sexual assault-sexual Festival today. According to skills and only those in the contact with a child under the choir teacher Lydia Matt- Class A division can quali- age of 13 and exposing a child son, judges will be on hand fy for state although each to harmful material. to rate the different soloists contestant, no matter The assault charge is a and ensembles, to include which division, is awarded Class B felony, with a maxi- ACCENT!, based on their a rating. mum potential sentence of 60 performances. Judges will The music festival is years in prison, while the award 1-4 stars after each scheduled to run from 1-8 other charge is a Class I performance, with one star p.m., with competitors felony, with a potential maxi- being the highest rating from Bessemer, Hurley, mum sentence of a $10,000 possible. A one-star rating and LLW on hand to deliv- fine and/or up to three years, comes with a second er their best and win a trip six months in prison. reward, a trip to the Wis- to state. Mattson said the Judge Patrick Madden set a consin state LLW band room on the $50,000 signature bond for competition,May 5. first floor and the choir Count 1, according to court Mattson said there is no room at 227 and room 205 records, and a $500 cash minimum number of one are going to be used for the bond for the second count. stars that must be handed competition. Each room The records show Aguirre Ian Minielly/Daily Globe out. It is possible, although will have its own judge. posted the $500 bond Tues- BRYCE KILLAM, a Luther L. Wright senior, singing “Brother Will, Brother she doubted it had Bryce Killam was seen day after signing for the larger John” Wednesday afternoon in the LLW Choir Room. Choir teacher Lydia occurred before, that upon practicing “Brother Will, bond Monday. Mattson plays piano behind Killam. Killam has worked his way up through completion of the festival the ranks and is competing in the “A” division this year so he can possibly the judges had not handed earn a trip to state. out a single one star. There LLW — page 5 ASSAULT — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly sunny — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Wednesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 103 High 32 High 66 (2012) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 10 Low -14 (1976) Wednesday none Snow depth 18 in. Obituaries ...... 7 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 136.1 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 49 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 114.5 in. Low 9 Wednesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD TEXAS BOMBINGS TODAY FRIDAYY SATURDAY SUNDAYSUNDAY MONDAY

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. t h g i night. n t At A : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what theth he air feels like on the skin. Answer: filming portions of “Friday Night Lights.” up said he always seemed smart and Officers prepared to move in for an arrest. polite. Jeff Reeb said he has lived next to When the suspect’s sport utility vehicle Conditt’s parents for about 17 years and began to drive away, they followed. described them as good neighbors. Con- Police: Maryland school shooter Conditt ran into a ditch on the side of ditt had visited his parents regularly, he the road, and SWAT officers approached. said. used his father’s handgun That’s when he detonated a bomb inside Conditt’s family released a statement say- the vehicle, Austin Police Chief Brian Man- ing they had “no idea of the darkness that GREAT MILLS, Md. ley said. Mark must have been in.” His uncle, Mike (AP) – A teenager used his Police discovered a 25-minute video Courtney, said his nephew was a “computer father’s legally-owned recording on a cellphone found with Con- geek” who was intelligent and kind. handgun in an attack ditt, which Manley said he considers a Austin was hit with four bombings inside his high school in “confession” to the bombings, It described starting on March 2. The first explosions Maryland, police said in great detail the differences among the were from packages left on doorsteps. Wednesday. bombs, he said. Then a bomb with a tripwire was placed Austin Rollins, 17, was “It is the outcry of a very challenged near a public trail. A fifth parcel bomb det- killed Tuesday morning at young man talking about challenges in his onated early Tuesday at a FedEx distribu- Great Mills High School own life,” Manley said of the recording. tion center near San Antonio. when a school resource Law enforcement officials did not imme- Rep. Michael McCaul, a Republican officer fired off a shot at diately say whether Conditt acted alone in from Austin, said Conditt’s “fatal mistake” the attacker. It was not yet the five bombings in the Texas capital and was walking into a FedEx store to mail a clear whether Rollins took suburban San Antonio that killed two peo- package because that allowed authorities his own life with his ple and badly wounded four others. to obtain surveillance video that showed father’s semi-automatic Investigators released few details about him and his vehicle, along with his license Glock handgun or was Conditt, except his age and that he was plate number. From there, investigators killed by the officer’s bul- white. Neighbors say he was home could identify the suspect and eventually let. schooled. He later attended Austin Com- track him using his cellphone. Investigators with the munity College from 2010 to 2012, accord- Police warned of the possibility that St. Mary’s County sheriff’s ing to a college spokeswoman, but he did more bombs had yet to be found. office said Rollins shot a not graduate. “We don’t know where this suspect has 16-year-old girl in a hallway In posts dated from 2012, a blogger spent his last 24 hours, and therefore we within minutes of entering Associated Press who identified himself as Mark Conditt of still need to remain vigilant to ensure that the high school. Rollins THIS UNDATED photo provided by the Willey family suburban Pflugerville wrote that gay mar- no other packages or devices have been and the girl had recently shows Jaelynn Willey. A teenager armed with a hand- riage should be illegal. He also called for left to the community,” Manley said. ended a relationship. gun shot and critically wounded Willey inside a Mary- the elimination of sex offender registra- By late afternoon, federal officials had a “All indications suggest land school on Tuesday and the shooter was killed tions and argued in favor of the death “reasonable level of certainty” that there the shooting was not a ran- when a school resource officer confronted him penalty. He listed his interests as cycling, were no more package bombs “out in the dom act of violence,” police moments after the gunfire erupted. A third student tennis and listening to music. public,” said Fred Milanowski of the U.S. said in a statement. was in good condition after he was shot. Of gay marriage, Conditt wrote: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and A 14-year-old boy who “He did a very, very captured on body camera “Homosexuality is not natural. Just look at Explosives. But authorities urged contin- was shot in the thigh was good job,” said Sharon video. Gaskill can be heard the male and female bodies. They are obvi- ued awareness just in case. released Wednesday from a Eglinton, manager of a cafe in the video giving several hospital, while the girl, Jae- in nearby Leonardtown. commands to drop the gun Officials to turn over Prince investigative files to family lynn Willey, was still fight- While investigators are before the man eventually ing for her life at a the Uni- still determining whether complies. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Prosecutors in pills containing fentanyl. But the source of versity of Maryland Prince Rollins took his own life or The Enterprise, a local the county where Prince was found dead those drugs hasn’t been determined. George’s Hospital Center. was killed by the officer’s newspaper, reports have agreed to provide his siblings with Attorneys for Prince’s siblings filed The area where the bullet, St. Mary’s County Cameron said at the time investigative documents so the family can motions earlier this year to get the investiga- shooting took place is in St. Sheriff Tim Cameron cred- that Gaskill had “used determine whether civil litigation is war- tive data, including the medical examiner’s Mary’s County, with a pop- ited Deputy First Class exemplary judgment.” ranted, according to a stipulation filed in investigation, so they could determine ulation of about 110,000. Blaine Gaskill with prevent- On Wednesday, authori- court Wednesday. whether lawsuits were merited before the The coastal swath of south- ing any more loss of life. ties said the handgun used The siblings and their attorneys must time expires to file civil claims. The statute of ern Maryland is located Cameron said Gaskill, a in the shooting was legally keep the information confidential, or could limitations could be two years in some cases. about 65 miles from Wash- six-year veteran with SWAT owned by Rollins’ father. be held in contempt of court, the agree- “That’s why we need the records,” said ington, D.C., and many team training, responded People who knew ment says. A judge hasn’t yet signed off on John Goetz, an attorney for Prince’s sib- families have military ties. within a minute and fired Rollins were trying to make it, according to court records, but that’s lings. “They should give us some guidance Attempts to reach the his weapon simultaneously some kind of sense of Tues- typically a formality when both sides agree. on who might be culpable in his death.” shooter’s family were with a final shot fired by day’s hometown horror. Prince was 57 when he was found alone Carver County Attorney Mark Metz unsuccessful. Rollins. The officer was “Never in a million and unresponsive in an elevator at his released a statement last month saying A day after the eruption unharmed. years could I have imag- Paisley Park estate on April 21, 2016. An he’d object to releasing the data, citing the of gun violence in one of Gaskill was praised a ined he would do some- autopsy found he died of an accidental ongoing investigation. Metz did not return the sleepy community’s couple of years ago for his thing like this. I was in the overdose of fentanyl, a synthetic opioid 50 a phone message seeking comment schools, the few residents handling of a confronta- car when I heard it was times more powerful than heroin. Wednesday, but the agreement filed in who ventured out amid a tion with an armed sus- him. I pulled over and Search warrants released about a year Anoka County, where the autopsy was snowstorm blanketing the pect. almost puked,” said Adlai later showed authorities searched his done, bears his signature. East Coast praised the A Maryland man was Traver, 18, who attended home, cellphone records of associates and Goetz said he expects to receive the school resource officer charged in 2016 after he Great Mills in his freshman his email accounts to try to determine how medical examiner’s autopsy investigation who responded inside of was accused of confronting and sophomore years and he got the drug. Authorities found numer- this week. He said he expects a similar 60 seconds and fired off a Gaskill with a gun at an knew all three kids ous pills in various containers around agreement to be reached next week on the shot at the attacker. apartment in an incident involved in the shooting. Prince’s home, including some counterfeit rest of the investigative files. Snyder to get bill banning antidepressant tianeptine sodium LANSING (AP) – Michi- restrictive category that can from Grand Ledge who entered the Michigan mar- In addition to the U.S., the tion would effectively gan’s Legislature passed cocaine, marijuana and sponsored the bill, after a ket over the last year.” drug is also unapproved in stomp out all legal manu- what a law enforcement opiates fall under. spate of gruesome overdos- Tianeptine sodium is an Australia, Canada and the facture, distribution and official described as the If approved by Gov. Rick es related to tianeptine atypical antidepressant United Kingdom. possession of tianeptine U.S.’s first statewide ban on Snyder, the bill would sodium scoured the Mid- that is not approved by the Wednesday’s bill sodium in the state. Recent- the antidepressant tianep- make Michigan the first land and Saginaw area in Food and Drug Administra- cleared the Senate last ly the state’s Bay Area Nar- tine sodium. state to forbid the sub- 2017. tion. It is marketed as a month and now heads to cotics Team deployed infor- House lawmakers voted stance, said Michigan State “I can’t imagine anyone supplement or research Gov. Rick Snyder’s desk for mants to sniff out a discreet 102-6 Wednesday to classi- Police legislative liaison opposing making this a chemical through unregu- approval upon a procedu- market of tianeptine deal- fy the drug as a Schedule II Sgt. Matthew Williams. His Schedule II drug,” Jones lated vendors but is often ral Senate vote Thursday. ers who operate on Face- controlled substance, plac- agency flagged the issue to said. “It’s an extremely dan- abused in high doses to Williams said the pro- book, Craigslist or even ing it in the same highly Sen. Rick Jones, a Republi- gerous drug which has just simulate opioid-like highs. posed Schedule II designa- door-to-door, he said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 3 Michigan Attorney General: Beware Briefs Washington Elementary to honor students of ‘professional fundraisers’ on phone in Jump Rope for Heart today BESSEMER – Washington School in Bessemer will be LANSING — Michigan Attorney to-door solicitation, the internet, and Annual Professional Fundraising awarding the prizes for the Jump Rope for Heart event General’s office today announced the special events. Reports. that the children took part in. Ms. Johansen, the physical publication of the 6th Annual Profes- Michigan law requires profession- education teacher will give out the awards at 2 p.m. today. sional Fundraising Charitable Solici- al fundraisers to submit certain data RECENT ENFORCEMENT Johansen also will be encouraging students and fami- tation Report. Released annually each regarding their campaigns to the ACTIONS lies to take part in the 13th Annual Brian Nasi Memorial spring, this report identifies the total Attorney General. The data includes In recent years, the Attorney Gen- Heart Run, on Saturday, May 12. amount each professional fundraiser the type of appeal conducted (mail, eral’s Charitable Trust Section has soliciting in Michigan raised, the social media, telephone, etc.), gross become a national leader in policing Regional Hospice to host Polar Plunge amount that went to the fundraiser’s receipts raised, the amount paid to deceptive charitable solicitations. Saturday charitable organization, and the the fundraiser, and the final amount In August 2016, following allega- amount the fundraiser earned in fees and percentage that went to the char- tions of solicitations fraud by the WAKEFIELD – Regional Hospice will host the 12th or other costs. ity. Professional fundraisers licensed Attorney General’s office, Wyandotte- annual Polar Plunge on Satuday at Sunday Lake in Wake- In 2017, 59 percent of funds raised in Michigan are required to report based Firefighters Support Services field. The event is planned for Satuday from 12:30 to 3:30 by professional fundraisers reporting these results, so the report includes agreed to dissolve and pay a fine. p.m. Registration and warm-up social will be held at the in Michigan went to the fundraisers. data from charities across the coun- In September 2016 Schuette Wakefield VFW. For context, the Better Business try. The report includes the results of alleged deceptive solicitations and Superior Horns & Blue Ice to present Bureau’s fundraising standard says fundraising campaigns reported to Utah-based professional fundraiser that fundraising spending should not the Attorney General during the 2017 Corporations for Character agreed to concert exceed 35 percent of the total donat- calendar year. a fine and a four-year ban. IRONWOOD – The Superior Horns and Blue Ice will ed funds. In January 2017, Schuette alleged present a concert on Saturday, March 31, at 7 p.m. at the solicitation violations against Flori- “I encourage Michigan residents to WHAT CAN YOU DO? Historic Ironwood Theatre. be generous and charitable,” said The Attorney General’s Charitable da-based Breast Cancer Outreach The 11-piece band will perform a variety of music and Attorney General Bill Schuette. “But I Trust Section continues to highlight Foundation, which agreed to a fine feature a series of guest vocalists. also encourage individuals to be wise important measures consumers can and a ten-year ban. Theatre officials point out that concert time is 7 p.m., and aware of where their money is take to protect themselves against In February 2017, Schuette settled and not what was posted in other publications. going. That is why my Charitable bogus or wasteful charities: allegations of deceptive solicitations “As of the first of the year, we’ve moved all our evening Trust Division works hard to hold Know that some telemarketers against a Dearborn-based clothing performances to 7 o’clock,” said Vic Calore, a theater vol- charities to a high standard as well as and direct-mail fundraisers keep as donation bin operator. unteer who works with programming. releasing this annual report.” much as 80 to 90 percent of your In March 2017, Schuette alleged In the last year, the Attorney Gen- donation. over 16,000 solicitation violations Mercer School artists’ reception set at eral’s office has sued, fined, or Remember that you don’t know against Illinois-based VietNow Mercer Library banned eight professional fundrais- who’s on the other end of the phone National Headquarters. VietNow later ers or charities for violating Michi- call. Giving out your credit card or agreed to penalties and to dissolve. MERCER, Wis. – The Mercer Public Library will fea- gan’s Charitable Solicitations Act. other personal information to an In July 2017, Schuette alleged ture artists from Mercer School in its latest 700 Series art unsolicited caller is unwise. thousands of violations against display in April. Remember that you can always Texas-based Healing American The 700 Series invites local artists in all mediums to WHAT IS A PROFESSIONAL share their work with the public in a month-long display. FUNDRAISER? hang up, research your own charities, Heroes and its professional fundrais- Under Michigan law, a profession- and give directly to the charity. That er. In November, the charity and The public is invited to an Artists’ Reception on al fundraiser is defined as a person or way your charity will get 100 percent fundraiser agreed to penalties, and Wednesday, April 4, from 4:30-6 p.m. Some of the fea- organization that solicits contribu- of your donation. the charity agreed to dissolve. tured student artists will be in attendance, and culinary tions on behalf of a charity in Use online banking to begin recur- In September 2017, Schuette arts students from Mercer School will provide refresh- exchange for compensation. If a char- ring monthly donations to your alleged deceptive solicitation viola- ments. ity hires its own telemarketers or favorite charities. This ensures that tions against Florida-based American Mercer School student art will be on display through other fundraising staff in-house, they your charitable donation goes direct- Veterans Foundation. In February the end of April. For more information, call the library at are not considered “professional ly to your intended charity–not to a 2018, Schuette sued the organization. 715-476-2366 or visit mercerpubliclibrary.org. fundraisers.” high-priced fundraiser. In November 2017, Schuette sued Western U.P. Board of Health to meet While hiring professional In researching charities, donors Texas-ATRS an out-of-state clothing fundraisers may be beneficial, some can use the Attorney General’s online donation bin operator, alleging over HANCOCK – The regular monthly meeting of the professional fundraisers leave little of charity search or third-party websites 300,000 violations. In March 2018, Western U.P. Board of Health will be held at 6 p.m. on the donations for the intended chari- such as Charity Navigator and ATRS agreed to a $75,000 settlement. Monday, March 26, at Western U.P. Health Department, ty, with some telemarketers pocket- GuideStar. More information, includ- Donors can defend themselves by 540 Depot Street, Hancock. ing 80 to 90 percent of the donated ing the Attorney General’s annual researching charities before giving funds. Besides telemarketing, profes- professional fundraising reports can and educating themselves regarding Iron County Human Services board meets sional fundraising is also done be found in the “Charities” section of deceptive and expensive solicitation Monday through direct mail campaigns, door- the Attorney General’s website under methods. HURLEY – The Iron County Human Services Board will meet Monday at 3 p.m. in the county board room in Hurley. The meeting is open to the public. Nicolet hosts presentation on workplace strategies Woodland to host indoor Easter egg hunt RHINELANDER, Wis. – Being positive culture they create to retain lowed by a panel discussion with IRONWOOD – Woodland Converge Church will host named a Top Workplace by the likes quality workers,” said Sandy Bishop, local employers who will share inno- an indoor Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, March 31 at the of Forbes and several other organiza- Nicolet dean of Workforce and Eco- vative employee recruitment and church between 12 and 2 p.m. Children ages 1-12 are wel- tions doesn’t happen by accident. nomic Development, which is spon- retention strategies that work for come as long as they are accompanied by a parent. Coffee Kwik Trip has that distinction. soring the event. their businesses. and pastries will also be available. Learn how the company accom- There is a cost to attend, but dis- He joined Kwik Trip in 2004. He plished that coveted feat when Kwik counted when three or more people also sits on the boards of Friends of Returned Peace Corps workers to meet Trip executive John McHugh leads a from the same organization register. Wisconsin Public Television, Trust IRONWOOD – People who have worked in the Peace presentation at Nicolet College’s Hire The fee includes breakfast. Point, National Mutual Benefit Soci- Corps in the past and have returned to the states are invit- Up event from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 McHugh is the director of Corpo- ety, Marywood Franciscan Spirituali- ed to join together for dinner Saturday at 6 p.m. at a.m., Friday, April 6, in the Nicolet rate Communications, Leadership ty Center and the Mayo Clinic Health Manny’s Restaurant in Ironwood. Theatre in the Lakeside Center on the Development, and Training for the System in La Crosse. Rhinelander Campus. LaCrosse-based company with To register and find out more Gogebic transit not operating Good Friday “Much of the company’s success 18,000 employees in more than 500 about the presentation, visit nicolet- comes from the people they hire, how stores. college.edu/hireup or call Nicolet at IRONWOOD – Gogebic County Transit will not oper- they train their employees, and the McHugh’s presentation will be fol- 715-365-4905 or 1-800-544-3039. ate bus service on Good Friday, March 30. Harlem Globetrotters make anti-bullying Community calendar presentation today DULUTH – In advance of the Harlem Globetrotters Email calendar items and Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 game in Duluth, star Zeus McClurkin will bring the community news to an Church, Ironwood. p.m., Our Lady of Peace p.m., Episcopal Church of the “ABCs of Bullying Prevention” program to Lakeview [email protected]. area74.org. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Transfiguration, Ironwood. Christian Academy. The interactive program focuses on For more information, call 906- Ironwood Carnegie area74.org. area74.org. 932-2211. Library Board of Trustees Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Action Bravery and Compassion, comprising the ABCs. Thursday, March 22 Meeting, 4 p.m.. library. EDT, Ontonagon United Wednesday, March 28 The presentation will take place at Lakeview Christian Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Methodist Church basement, Academy, 155 West Central Entrance in Duluth today at 1 EDT, Ontonagon United next to Holiday gas station, Christian Men of the p.m. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Methodist Church basement, Ontonagon. area74.org. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown noon, Ironwood Memorial next to Holiday gas station, Government Cafe, Ironwood. The presentation uses the team’s signature ball han- Building. Ontonagon. area74.org. Iron County Human Ser- Mentoring of Moms, 9- dling skills and humor – for a well – balanced presenta- Gogebic County Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous, vices Board, 3 p.m., county 10:30 a.m., Range Community tion that informs and entertains. This program was Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace board room. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Catholic Church, Ironwood. Gogebic County Road 4355. designed in coordination with the National Campaign to p.m., Watersmeet Township; area74.org. Commission, 3:15 p.m. town- Alcoholics Anonymous, Stop Violence and covers three key ways kids can help 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco ship meeting, 4 p.m. finance open meeting, noon, Salem Township. 906-667-1110. reduce bullying in their communities. Saturday, March 24 meeting, regular meeting fol- Lutheran Church, Ironwood. The Harlem Globetrotters will bring their 2018 “Amaz- Alcoholics Anonymous, lows finance meeting, Court- area74.org. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Community Pickleball house Annex, Bessemer. DOVE Support Group, ing Feats of Basketball World Tour” to AMSOIL Arena in Ironwood. area74.org. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Hurley Planning and Zon- noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Pokemon Club, ages 8 Duluth on Thursday, March 29 at 7 p.m. For more infor- School gymnasium. 715-776- ing Committee, 4:30 p.m., city Ironwood/Hurley Rotary mation, visit harlemglobetrotters.com. and up, 4 p.m., Ironwood 4588. hall. Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Carnegie Library. Community Night Meal Bessemer Township Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Open Community Dinner, Free Supper, 5-6 p.m., Apos- Board, 5 p.m., Bessemer Iron County Veterans Ser- Iron County Health closed Good Friday 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist tolic Lutheran Church, Aurora Township Hall, Ramsay. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Church, Putnam Avenue, Street, Ironwood. Mercer School Board, 5 Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- HURLEY – The Iron County Health Department will Wakefield, 906-667-0230. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Mercer K-12 School com- 2190. be closed on Friday, March 30, in observation of Good ReGeneration Youth, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, mons, Mercer, Wis. Mercer Health and Well- 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Friday. The Health Department will resume regular Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood Township ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., hours of operation on Monday, April 2. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Board, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Mercer Community Center. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Sunday, March 25 Township offices. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Center, Ironwood. Wakefield City Council, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Nicolet to show ‘The Iron Giant’ Celebrate Recovery, 6 Senior Game Day and 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., free meal followed by Lunch, 12:15 p.m., Mercer Ironwood City Commis- Government RHINELANDER – Watch the modern animated film meeting, Bessemer city hall Senior Center. sion, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Gogebic County Board, 5 “The Iron Giant” in the Nicolet College Theatre on Thurs- auditorium. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Memorial Building. p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. day, April 5 at 7:30 p.m. Directed by Brad Bird the Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., closed meeting, Salem Western U.P. Board of Thursday, March 29 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Health, 6:00 p.m., Western acclaimed film has developed a cult following since its Church, Hurley. area74.org. Mercer Health and Well- U.P. Health Department, 540 premier in 1999. Government ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Depot Street, Hancock. noon, Ironwood Memorial Downtown Ironwood Mercer Community Center. Bessemer School Board, Development Authority, 8 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Building. 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Gogebic County Veterans a.m., meeting, Conference p.m., Wesley United Methodist School library. Room 1, second floor, Memori- Church, Ironwood. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 2018 SkiDoo 600 MXZ Sport al Building, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, Tuesday, March 27 a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 ONLY 2900 actual miles Gogebic County Finance, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran p.m., Watersmeet Township; Budgeting and Auditing Church, Bessemer. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco committee, 4 p.m., court- area74.org. noon, Ironwood Memorial Township. 906-667-1110. • 600cc • New XP Chasis • Reverse • house, Bessemer. Monday, March 26 Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, Gogebic County Veterans noon, Salem Lutheran Church, • Hand & Thumb Warmers • Friday, March 23 Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Food Pantry, a.m., Ironwood Memorial Open Community Dinner, 1-1/4” Ripsaw Track 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Coffee with a Cop, 8 a.m., Building. 906-667-1110. 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Uptown Cafe. Breakfast For Your Brain, Church, Putnam Ave., Wake- 4450. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- field, 906-667-0230. SAVE! SAVE! Alcoholics Anonymous, 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior munity Center. 715-561-2695. ReGeneration Youth, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, $ Center. Alcoholics Anonymous, 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Ironwood. area74.org. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., 4,999 Iron County Mobile Food 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. area74.org. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Pantry, noon – 1:30 p.m., Iron Ironwood. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Center, Ironwood. County Recycling/Iron County Mercer Food Pantry, noon, Elk and Hound. Celebrate Recovery, 6 Forestry Parking Lot, 606-607 noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Woods and Blooms Gar- p.m., free meal followed by 3rd Ave. North, Hurley. 715- Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines meeting, Bessemer city hall 561-2695. 715-476-7655. Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. auditorium. Cloverland Motors Overeaters Anonymous, Ironwood Carnegie Life Support Group, 6:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Library Board, 4 p.m. p.m., Woodland Church, Iron- 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com Church, Wakefield. Alcoholics Anonymous/ wood. Church, Hurley. area74.org. l 4 THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Collusion true of all Trump-Russia special counsel spiracy between the campaign and Sue Mizell, Publisher Robert Mueller is authorized to Russia. investigate “any links and/or coordi- “I can’t imagine that there would Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor nation between the Russian govern- have been collusion or conspiracy ment and individuals associated with the Russians that Michael with the campaign of President Don- Flynn didn’t know about,” said Sol ald Trump.” The popular word for Byron Wisenberg, a former prosecutor with that is “collusion,” and it remains at York the office of independent counsel In Their Opinion the heart of both the Mueller and Kenneth Starr. “If you’re trying to the Senate Intelligence Committee make a collusion case and you are Catholic task investigations. (Majority Republicans Mueller, you’re trying to get someone on the House Intelligence Commit- to plead to the crime you’re trying to tee recently announced they were Manafort? And Gates? And yet none prove.” force will help unable to find evidence proving col- of them – nor Papadapoulos, either McCarthy has written much the lusion.) – has been charged with taking part same. “When a prosecutor has a While much about the Mueller in a collusion scheme. cooperator who was an accomplice address racism investigation remains unknown, we Flynn pleaded guilty to one count in a major criminal scheme, the do know the indictments he has of lying to investigators about what cooperator is made to plead guilty to Last Tuesday’s announcement of an 18-member filed and the pleas he has reached he discussed in a phone conversa- the scheme,” he wrote last Decem- task force on race and Catholic schools is a welcome with various figures in the case. tion with Russian ambassador ber. “This is critical because it step toward fighting racism in our own community. There are some – including charges Sergey Kislyak. (Investigators have proves the existence of the scheme.” The Catholic Diocese of Lansing formed the against Russia’s Internet Research always known what the two men But in the Mueller investigation, it group to make recommendations to Bishop Earl Agency, several individual Russians talked about, since the call was wire- is precisely the people who would Boyea to “better listen to and meet the needs of racial and two minor figures – that target tapped, recorded and transcribed.) most be expected to be part of a col- and ethnic minorities.” either people on the Russian side of Manafort has been charged with a lusion scheme who have not been Better late than never. the equation or those for whom daunting number of financial charged with taking part in any such Diversity is a pressing issue both locally and there are no suspicions of collusion. crimes, including fraud and tax eva- activity. nationally. But Mueller has charged three sion, relating to his work for a pro- Nevertheless, for those hoping for A protest at Lansing Catholic High School last people who were in the Trump cam- Russian political party in Ukraine. collusion, there are still some possi- October – where four football players were docked paign inner circle – former national Gates was charged with most of bilities. Mueller might lodge, or playing time as punishment for kneeling during the security adviser Michael Flynn, for- the crimes Manafort faced, but might have already lodged, addition- national anthem – brought the conversation to a mer campaign chairman Paul Man- received a deal from Mueller, allow- al charges against Flynn, Manafort or heightened level here in Greater Lansing. afort and former deputy campaign ing him to plead guilty to one count Gates. And this issue only becomes more relevant as chairman Richard Gates – all with of lying to investigators and one And there is still Carter Page, like demographics of the Catholic church continue to ties to Russia and all of whom might count of hiding profits from his Papadopoulos a sometime volunteer change. be expected to be part of a collusion work with Manafort in Ukraine. Trump adviser, who traveled to Rus- Nationwide, diversity among Catholics is increas- scheme, had one existed. Mueller Both Gates and Manafort were sia in 2016. Page has been publicly ing: A 2014 study using census data estimated 2.9 has also charged one peripheral charged with something called “con- vague about his dealings with million Catholics in the U.S. self-identify as black or hanger-on, George Papadopoulos, spiracy against the United States.” As Mueller but said recently that he has African American, according to the Center for who might conceivably have been the former prosecutor Andrew been interrogated for more than 30 Applied Research in the Apostolate at Georgetown part of a collusion scenario. McCarthy points out, “there is no hours in the last year by the execu- University. But all have faced charges and such offense in federal law as ‘con- tive and legislative branches of gov- In 1987, 85 percent of Catholics in the U.S. self- none of those charges, at least so far, spiracy against the United States.’” ernment. Perhaps Mueller is waiting identified as white. That number was down to 58 per- has involved allegations that Flynn, But Mueller’s office described their to charge him with something. Or cent in recent census data. Manafort, Gates or Papadapoulos alleged crimes that way, and some maybe someone else will be charged This is a clear demonstration the time for diversi- played a role in a scheme of collu- media commentators liked the trea- with taking part in the long-sought ty discussion, and the time to address racism, is right sion, or coordination, or conspiracy, son-ish sound of the phrase. collusion. now - and especially in our schools. or whatever it is called. And that Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to Still, it’s hard to imagine a collu- Yet even as the task force was being announced, it could tell the public something about one count of lying to investigators sion plot that never touched Flynn, drew criticism for not having immediate positions on the state of the collusion allegation about a conversation he had with a Manafort or Gates. Maybe it hap- issues facing students now. inside the Mueller investigation. Russian who wanted to create ties pened, but after more than 18 “I think you need to give us a chance,” said task To put it briefly: What kind of with the Trump campaign. months of FBI, and now Mueller, force chair Joan Jackson Johnson, a St. Thomas collusion scheme between Russia All those charges, and none alleg- investigations, it’s becoming harder Aquinas parishioner and director of Lansing’s and the Trump campaign could have ing that any of these men, some of to see how. human relations and community services depart- existed without Michael Flynn being them at the highest levels of the Byron York is chief political corre- ment. part of it? What kind of collusion Trump campaign, took part in any spondent for The Washington Examin- She’s right. Progress is slow sometimes, but steps scheme could have existed without collusion, or coordination, or con- er. like the task force are crucial. Kabbash Richards, one of the Lansing Catholic Today in history football players involved in the protest, was also named a member of the task force. He has pledged to do everything he can to make By The Associated Press sure students across the diocese get a clear explana- Today’s Highlights in History: On March 22, 1968, Presi- tion of policies moving forward. dent Lyndon B. Johnson That’s a worthy initial goal for the entire task announced that Gen. William force. C. Westmoreland, the com- With only two student representatives – from 29 mander of American forces in Catholic elementary schools and four high schools in Vietnam, would leave that post to become the U.S. Army’s the 10-county diocese – each advisory member must new Chief of Staff. Students at also be committed to seeking out and listening to all the University of Nanterre in voices. suburban Paris occupied the And the community must not decry the work of school’s administration build- ing in a prelude to massive the task force as too late. They must be given the protests in France that began opportunity to help build new foundations of accep- the following May. The first tance and equality. Red Lobster restaurant opened in Lakeland, Florida. – Lansing State Journal On this date In 1312, Pope Clement V issued a papal bull ordering dissolution of the Order of the Mike Todd, the husband of Ten years ago: Vice Presi- in the hospital. Supreme Court Thought for Today Knights Templar. actress Elizabeth Taylor, and dent Dick Cheney, visiting the nominee Neil Gorsuch In 1638, religious dissident three other people were killed Middle East, said the U.S. had wrapped up two days of Sen- “Do not the most moving moments of our lives find Anne Hutchinson was expelled in the crash of Todd’s private an “enduring and unshakable” ate questioning to glowing from the Massachusetts Bay plane near Grants, New Mexi- commitment to Israel’s security GOP reviews but complaints us without words?” Colony for defying Puritan co. and its right to defend itself from frustrated Democrats that orthodoxy. In 1978, Karl Wallenda, the against those bent on destroy- he had concealed his views — Marcel Marceau, French mime (1923-2007) In 1765, the British Parlia- 73-year-old patriarch of “The ing the Jewish state. Endeav- from the American public. ment passed the Stamp Act to Flying Wallendas” high-wire our’s astronauts embarked on Today’s Birthdays raise money from the American act, fell to his death while the fifth and final spacewalk of Composer-lyricist Stephen Letters Policy colonies, which fiercely resist- attempting to walk a cable their mission, this time to Sondheim is 88. Evangelist ed the tax. (The Stamp Act was strung between two hotel tow- attach a 50-foot inspection broadcaster Pat Robertson is repealed a year later.) The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters ers in San Juan, Puerto Rico. pole to the international space 88. Actor William Shatner is 87. In 1894, hockey’s first Stan- In 1988, both houses of station for use by the next Senate President Pro Tempore should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve ley Cup championship game Congress overrode President shuttle visitors. Jeffrey Buttle of Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, is 84. the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- was played; home team Mon- Ronald Reagan’s veto of the Canada won the men’s title at Actor M. Emmet Walsh is 83. treal defeated Ottawa, 3-1. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. Civil Rights Restoration Act. the World Figure Skating Actor-singer Jeremy Clyde is In 1929, a U.S. Coast In 1991, high school Championships in Goteborg, 77. Singer-guitarist George Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address Guard vessel sank a Canadi- instructor Pamela Smart, Sweden. Benson is 75. Writer James and phone number must be included for verification purposes. an-registered schooner, the I’m accused of recruiting her One year ago: A knife- Patterson is 71. CNN newscast- Alone, which was suspected of Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, teenage lover and his friends wielding man plowed a car into er Wolf Blitzer is 70. Composer carrying bootleg liquor, in the to kill her husband, Gregory, pedestrians on London’s West- Andrew Lloyd Webber is 70. 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: Gulf of Mexico. was convicted in Exeter, New minster Bridge, killing four peo- Sportscaster Bob Costas is 66. [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. In 1933, during Prohibition, Hampshire, of murder-conspir- ple, then stabbed an armed Singer-actress Stephanie Mills President Franklin D. Roo- Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday acy and being an accomplice police officer to death inside is 61. Actor Matthew Modine is sevelt signed a measure to to murder and was sentenced the gates of Parliament before 59. Actor-comedian Keegan- “Bouquets” column. make wine and beer containing to life in prison without parole. being shot dead by authorities. Michael Key is 47. Olympic sil- up to 3.2 percent alcohol legal. In 1992, 27 people were A northern Wisconsin man ver medal figure skater Elvis In 1941, the Grand Coulee killed when a USAir Fokker F- went on a shooting rampage, Stojko is 46. Actress Kellie For reprints or lamination services, hydroelectric dam in Washing- 28 jetliner bound for Cleveland killing two of his wife’s co-work- Williams is 42. Actress Reese contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 ton state officially went into crashed on takeoff from New ers, her divorce attorney and a Witherspoon is 42. Rock musi- operation. York’s LaGuardia Airport; 24 police officer before being shot cian Lincoln Parish (Cage the In 1958, movie producer people survived. by police; he died 10 days later Elephant) is 28.

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE / NATION THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 5 Assault The child attended the camp from June 28 to July Ontonagon 28. According to the com- From page 1 plaint, the victim told woman The charges against Cornejo the alleged inci- Aguirre stem from an dent occurred a few days sentenced alleged incident at Camp prior the the end of camp. Thunderhead in Oma in Aguirre – who was the for larceny July. victim’s cabin counselor – The Iron County Sher- allegedly asked if the boy ONTONAGON – An iff’s Department received a would like to sleep in his Ontonagon woman was report from the Milwaukee bed, according to the com- sentenced to jail time in Child Advocacy Center in plaint, as the boy was hav- the Ontonagon District November saying a 12- ing trouble sleeping. Court Monday. Deserae year-old had reported sexu- It was then the victim Gagnon, 26, of Onton- al contact had occurred, said the alleged assault agon, pleaded guilty to according to the criminal occurred, as he said larceny more than $200 complaint in the case, Aguirre made him touch and false report of a mis- while at the camp. him under the covers. demeanor. She was sen- Based on the report, the The boy said Aguirre Associated Press tenced to serve 36 days in department requested the allegedly showed him pic- IN THIS March 15, 2013, file photo, a Facebook employee walks past a sign at Face- jail with credit for six days Milwaukee Police Depart- tures of naked men on book headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif. CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted mistakes and fines and costs of ment Sensitive Crimes Twitter, which he looked and outlined steps to protect user data in light of a privacy scandal involving a $2,475. Division conduct a child away from “because it was Trump-connected data-mining firm. Zuckerberg posted on his Facebook page In an unrelated case, forensic interview with the gross,” according to the Wednesday that Facebook has a "responsibility" to protect its users' data Lillian Cooper 41, Ewen, alleged victim. complaint. pleaded guilty to three On Nov. 28, Milwaukee One of the bond condi- counts of attempted resist- Police Department detec- tions in the case is Aguirre Facebook’s Zuckerberg apologizes ing and obstructing an tive Efrain Cornejo inter- is not have contact with officer. Her sentencing on viewed the child, according unrelated minors under for ‘major breach of trust’ the charge will be April 23. to the complaint. the age of 18. Jesse Monville, White NEW YORK (AP) – Breaking five days bridge to access the data in the interven- Pine, was charged with of silence, Facebook CEO Mark Zucker- ing months. possession of metham- berg apologized for a “major breach of Zuckerberg acknowledged that there is agon Superintendent Jim phetamine. He pled not Arraigned trust,” admitted mistakes and outlined more to do. Bobula, at the March 19 guilty and a probable steps to protect user data in light of a pri- In a Facebook post on Wednesday, school board meeting, cause hearing will be held vacy scandal involving a Trump-connected Zuckerberg said it will ban developers From page 1 commended the personnel Monday. Bond of $50,000 data-mining firm. who don’t agree to an audit. An app’s and then for keys to the car for the swift action in going at 10 percent was paid. in the driveway. The resi- to all the right places with “I am really sorry that happened,” developer will no longer have access to —Jan Tucker dent put him off by saying the children during the Zuckerberg said of the scandal involving data from people who haven’t used that his wife was out with the brief lock-down. data mining firm Cambridge Analytica. app in three months. Data will also be gen- other car and took the keys At Tuesdays arraign- Facebook has a “responsibility” to protect erally limited to user names, profile pho- to both cars with her. The ment Smith was charged its users’ data, he said in a Wednesday tos and email, unless the developer signs a Projects resident was in the process with: two counts of first interview on CNN. If it fails, he said, “we contract with Facebook and gets user of calling 911 when the don’t deserve to have the opportunity approval. degree home invasion, one From page 1 State Police tracked Smith count possession with a serve people.” In a separate post, Facebook said it will release, and is about 68 from the hospital and dangerous weapon (brass His mea culpa on cable television came inform people whose data was misused by percent completed. arrived at the home. knuckles), receiving and a few hours after he acknowledged his apps. Facebook first learned of this breach Projects were eligible to Because the incident concealing stolen material company’s mistakes in a Facebook post , of privacy more than two years ago, but receive up to $30,000 for was near the Ontonagon (the vehicle), lying to a but without saying he was sorry. hadn’t mentioned it publicly until Friday. trail enhancement pro- school property and sever- police official (giving offi- Zuckerberg and Facebook’s No. 2 exec- The company said it was “building a jects, according to the al hundred children and cers a false name), escape utive, Sheryl Sandberg, had been quiet way” for people to know if their data was release, which included adults from Ontonagon from lawful custody and since news broke Friday that Cambridge accessed by “This Is Your Digital Life,” the everything from feasibility and the surrounding area use of methamphetamine. may have used data improperly obtained psychological-profiling quiz app that and environmental impact were at the school for the He was cited as a habitual from roughly 50 million Facebook users to researcher Aleksandr Kogan created and studies to signage and elementary basketball tour- offender-second. try to sway elections. Cambridge’s clients paid about 270,000 people to take part in. engineering costs for new nament, the school went Bond was set at included Donald Trump’s general-election Cambridge Analytica later obtained infor- trail segments. into a lock down. Onton- $100,000 cash or surety. campaign. mation from the app for about 50 million Facebook shares have dropped some 8 Facebook users, as the app also vacuumed The DNR received 56 percent, lopping about $46 billion off the up data on people’s friends – including applications for funding Plan decided more information company’s market value, since the revela- those who never downloaded the app or this year. was needed on options and tions were first published. gave explicit consent. This is the fourth year prices. The county will also Even before the scandal broke, Face- Chris Wylie, a Cambridge co-founder the DNR has awarded From page 1 check with the city of Mon- book has already taken the most impor- who left in 2014, has said one of the firm’s funding for Iron Belle pro- two or three years it took to treal to see if its officials tant steps to prevent a recurrence, Zucker- goals was to influence people’s percep- jects, according to the create the document. had any opinions on what berg said. For example, in 2014, it reduced tions by injecting content, some mislead- release, awarding In other action: the property – located on access outside apps had to user data. How- ing or false, all around them. It’s not clear $950,000 in grants in –The committee dis- the south side of Wiscon- ever, some of the measures didn’t take whether Facebook would be able to tell 2015-17. —Richard Jenkins cussed what surface mate- sin 77 just east of the Mon- effect until a year later, allowing Cam- users whether they had seen such content. rial should be used at the treal River – should be former Thomas service sta- used for. THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 22, 2018 tion site in the city of Mon- –The committee kept 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 treal. The county owns the the price of plat books at Supernatural “Devil’s Bar- Arrow Cayden James dis- Page Six TV Seinfeld Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of property, according to $35 for the 2018 editions, # CW KDLH gain” (TV14) (CC) covers a secret. 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Dalton David Morrison WAUSAU – Samee Vukelich and Tylor Morrison of Ironwood are parents of a son, Dalton David, born March 10, 2018, as Wausau Aspirus Hospital. Dalton weighed 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was 18.5 inches long at birth. Cody Daniel Breese, Jr. WOODRUFF, Wis. – Andrea Johnson of Lac du Flam- beau and Cody Breese of St. Germain are parents of a son, Cody Daniel Breese, Jr., born March 9, 2018 at Howard Young Medical Center. Cody weighed 7 pounds, 1.2 ounces and was 19 inch- es long at birth. Cody joins his siblings William Bruno and Aanimakii Renee. Grandparents are Patrick Johnson, Sr. and Cassandra Johnson of Lac du Flambeau and Daniel and Janet Breese of St. Germain. Matonich honored with leadership award FLINT – ROWE Profes- tee at Michigan Technolog- sional Services Chairman ical University. of the Board John D. The American Council Submitted photo Matonich, received the Ver- of Engineering Companies THE WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO School District Student Council helped support the Leukemia and Lymphoma non B. Spalding Leader- of Michigan is the voice of Society by sponsoring a “Pennies For Patients” drive during March. The Student Council collected $500 in ship Award from the Amer- Michigan’s engineering change. Pictured, from left first row: Emma Augenstein, Carlee Yon, Allison LaRock, Ella Lynott, Zoe Kanto and ican Council of Engineer- industry. Council members Kara Dums; second row: Kayla Londo, Briar Sordahl, Olivia Jackson, Julia Tarro, Nyah Hewitt, Braelyn Lynott, ing Companies of Michi- – numbering more than and Hailey Hautala. gan. The Marenisco resi- 100 firms throughout the dent is a Bessemer native state – are engaged in a and owner of a business wide range of engineering, located in Bessemer, JDM architectural and survey- Nothing says spring in Michigan like picnic WoodWorks, LLC. ing works to propel the Matonich was recog- state’s economy and nized due to his outstand- enhance and safeguard ing leadership roles in Michigan’s quality of life. tables ‘peeking’ through feet of snow ACEC/M, several other sur- ROWE’s headquarters is veying and engineering in Flint; additional offices NEWBERRY (AP) – The calendar sized picnic table still completely its picnic tables are hardly covered industry organizations, are located in Lapeer, Mt. might tell us it’s officially spring. buried in snow. Included is the cap- while others are completely buried in and the community. He Pleasant, Farmington Hills, But you may find it difficult to tion, “Happy first day of spring. No snow, regardless, the photo has retired as ROWE’s chief Lansing, Grayling, and the convince visitors to one of Michigan’s flowers, but the picnic tables are proven to be quite popular with executive officer in 2016, tri-cities area in Michigan Upper Peninsula state parks that win- peeking out of the snow.” Michiganders with a sense of humor. his employer of 35 years. and Myrtle Beach, South ter is over. According to park staff, it’s a The photo has more than 540 likes He is continuing in several Carolina. To illustrate that parts of Michigan whole 17 inches to the top of the and 840 shares. community leadership ROWE is a full-service still have a long way to go before the bench and about 30 inches to the top Muskallonge State Park is a 217- roles, including serving as professional firm specializ- lakes warm up and the flowers begin of the table, which means there’s still acre park situated between the shores a commissioner of the ing in civil engineering, to bloom, Muskallonge Lake State a whole lot of snow in some parts of of Lake Superior and Muskallonge Gogebic County Road land surveying, aerial pho- Park in Newberry shared a photo to the U.P. It isn’t all that bad though. Lake. Located 28 miles northwest of Commission and a mem- tography/mapping, land- celebrate the first day of spring on Other picnic tables are visible in the Newberry in Luce County, the area is ber of the Surveying Cur- scape architecture, and Tuesday, March 20. photo and they aren’t covered at all. well known for its forests, lakes and riculum Advisory Commit- community planning. The comical photo shows a full- Park staff indicated that some of streams. WWII veteran to receive Congressional Gold Medal for covert intelligence missions GRAND RAPIDS (AP) — The Carpetbaggers, the Then the plane would drop missions involved secretly cratic Leader Nancy Pelosi the Office of Strategic Ser- Keith Cole is a World War description given the either supplies, or people, airdropping supplies at and Ryan are expected to vices members was very II veteran who was part of group, would fly on a plane from a hole in the back of night to resistance fighters take part in the ceremony. restricted and the Carpet- secret wartime missions that did not have markings. the plane. in occupied Europe. Cole said he thinks the baggers could not talk to the that he described as not It was painted a matte black Cole’s bombardment Founded by General recognition is unusual, but spies. Cole said they had no “normal.” so it would not reflect light group and the spies and William J. Donovan, a he is pleased to have been idea what they would be His group, the 492nd as it traveled into Axis-occu- saboteurs they dropped medal of honor recipient, selected. He described his dropping off a spy to do. Bombardment Group, took pied countries. were all part of the Office the Office of Strategic Ser- experience in the war as He said by the end of part in covert operations as The plane would fly at of Strategic Services. vices organized, trained, “interesting, but we were the war the group had used part of the forerunner to 400 feet to stay under the The Office of Strategic supplied, and fought in the just doing our job on a day- 77,000 parachutes to drop the CIA. German radar, and the Services was the forerun- war throughout Europe to-day basis.” things from the plane and Cole, 93, of Hudsonville, group would only fly on ner of the CIA and during and Asia and played a deci- Decorated World War II over 500 spies, both men and the other members of moonlit nights. That way the war called upon the sive role in the United vet celebrates 100th birth- and women, had been the group are set to be hon- they could see the resis- U.S. Army Air Forces to States’ victory over Axis day with special guest dropped. ored Wednesday, March 21 tance fighters on the conduct special operations forces, according to a news After and during the Cole said he expected in Washington, D.C. They ground signaling to them from the United Kingdom, release from U.S. House war, they just followed the eight or nine living mem- will receive the Congres- with flashlights, Cole said. according to the National Speaker Paul Ryan’s office. rules and did not talk to bers would be present for sional Gold Medal, the If the flashlights sig- Museum of the U.S. Air The ceremony is sched- anyone about what they the Congressional Gold highest civilian honor the naled the correct code, the Force website. uled for 3 p.m. Wednesday did, he said. Everything Medal ceremony out of the United States can give. plane would circle around. The majority of Cole’s in Emancipation Hall. Sen- they did was coded and initial thousands that used ate Majority Leader Mitch clandestine. to serve in the organiza- McConnell, House Demo- Communication among tion. Abelman Clothing It’s a hit! Milwaukee Brewers re-enact & Footwear ‘The Sandlot’ scene in video

PHOENIX (AP) – Even before the start with his friends in an empty lot and the of the season, the Milwaukee Brewers have baseball history they learned. their first hit. “We had a blast doing it,” said catcher Milwaukee released a 2-minute, 35-sec- Stephen Vogt, who played the role of the ond video celebrating the 25th anniver- portly Hamilton “Ham” Porter. “It’s pretty sary of the movie “The Sandlot” last week- cool to hear from people that they enjoyed end, featuring Brewers players dressed as it, and that’s kind of why we did it, was to characters from the film reciting the make people smile and make people movie’s lines. laugh.” Hank, the dog who is Milwaukee’s mas- Caitlin Moyer, the Brewers’ director of cot, played The Beast – a ferocious dog in new media, said Vogt helped direct. the movie that the kids were frightened of “He really took ownership of it,” Moyer when they went to retrieve home run balls. said. “He was that passionate about the Hank is a cuddly white mixed-breed movie.” whom the Brewers adopted as a pup dur- Outfielder Christian Yelich, acquired #1007024 ing spring training in 2014. from Miami during the offseason, played #2280 “It’s probably my all-time favorite base- the true baseball talent in the movie, • King Toe • Waterproof Pittsburg ball movie,” said infielder Eric Sogard, Benny “The Jet” Rodriguez. Other Brewers • Composite Toe • Waterproof • Steel Toe who with the spectacles he often wears in the video included outfielder Brett was asked to play the role of Michael Phillips, pitchers Chase Anderson, Josh “Squints” Palledorous. “Anytime that Hader and Jeremy Jeffress, catcher Jett movie’s on, I love watching it. Squints, Bandy and utility player Hernan Perez. man, I play wearing glasses, so I feel like “Obviously remembering the lines was that nickname has been thrown around at pretty hard at the time. It makes you me every once in a while.” appreciate actors,” Yelich said. “Acting is “The Sandlot” is about an adult remi- hard, I don’t think our acting was great but niscing on his younger days playing ball we had a lot of fun with it.” Land bank OKs Detroit’ s proposal for state fairgrounds property

J149 K185 DETROIT (AP) – The city of Detroit Detroit’s City Council must approve the • Thermal lined • Heavyweight wants to buy 142 acres at the old Michigan city’s purchase. • Zip Front • Zip Front #92671 Fairgrounds site for redevelopment. The council already has approved Hooded Hooded Boondock 8” The Michigan Land Bank Fast Track Detroit’s 2018-19 budget which calls for Authority board on Wednesday approved $4 million to cover up-front costs for the $ 99 $ 99 • Waterproof • Composite Toe SALE 69 SALE 39 selling the property to Detroit for $7 mil- land. 327 S. Sophie St., Bessemer, MI 49911 lion. The remaining amount would be paid STORE HOURS: In a separate deal, ex-NBA star Earvin once the property is developed. (906) 663-4411 or (800) 313-4776 Mon-Thurs 9-5; “Magic” Johnson’s Magic Plus LLC devel- The state fair was held at the site from SHOP US ONLINE AT Fri 9-6:30; Sat 9-5; opment company is buying about 16 acres 1905 through 2009. Then-Gov. Jennifer www.abelmanclothing.com Sunday Closed from the land bank for just over $29,500 Granholm approved cutting state funding per acre. after years of declining attendance. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / NATION THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 7 Obituaries Northeast gets clobbered with George R. Kerkes fourth snowstorm in 3 weeks OMA, Wis. – George R. Kerkes, 83, of Oma, NEW YORK (AP) – passed away at home on March 17, 2018 after a long Spring kicked off with a illness. He was born on Feb. 2, 1935 to Ann and wallop of wintry weather Gazy Kerkes. along the East Coast as the He attended St. Ambrose Grade School and grad- fourth nor’easter in three uated from St. Ambrose High School in 1953. He weeks rolled in with the served with honor in the U.S. Navy and the Michi- potential for a foot of snow gan National Guard. After graduating from North- Wednesday. land College in 1967, he taught ele- The first full day of the mentary education at local schools season included scenes of snow falling on blooming for over 30 years. On Feb. 24, 1968 daffodils in suburban he married the former Patricia Philadelphia, New Yorkers Williams at St. Ambrose Church twisting to fix blown-out and she survives him. umbrellas, tractor-trailers A very kind and compassionate stuck on snowy highways man, he loved his family and being and kids making their first with them. He especially enjoyed snowman of spring. weekends at “The Cabin” on “I want warm! I’m done Chaney Lake and family fishing George R. with the cold,” said Yana vacations at Cisco Lake Resort. Kerkes Damoiseau, a pedestrian in Survivors include his wife, a 1935 — 2018 New York City. Airlines canceled more son Mark and his wife Amber than 4,000 flights, an esti- Associated Press Kerkes of Wakefield, Mich., and a mated 15,000 customers SNOW STICKS to a statue of a man sitting on a park bench as a worker shovels a daughter Jennifer at home. Also lost power from West Vir- light snowfall Wednesday, in Baltimore. A spring nor’easter targeted the Northeast surviving are brothers, James ginia northward, and on Wednesday with strong winds and a foot or more of snow expected in some Kerkes and Thomas Kerkes, sis- school districts throughout parts of the region. ters-in-law Marge Kerkes and Mar- Veteran the Northeast called off lene Kerkes, Sue, Caruso and Sally classes ahead of the storm. latest to come off the ger of mudslides on slopes into the Northeast. Virginia Kinsly as well as many other relatives and friends. At least two traffic deaths assembly line in the North- burned by recent wild- reported more 240 traffic He was preceded in death by his parents, broth- were reported in New Jer- east since March 2. Many fires. accidents since midnight. ers, John, Joseph and William Kerkes and nephews sey and on New York’s people’s tolerance for win- In New Jersey, some In West Virginia, more Michael Kerkes and Greg Kerkes, and sister-in-law Long Island. try weather was already streets were flooded along than 6,000 customers were Up to 8 inches of snow worn thin, after repeated the shore, including one in without power in the after- Lynn Kerkes. had fallen in some power outages and lots of Point Pleasant Beach where noon. Visitation for George will be on Monday, March Philadelphia suburbs by white-knuckle driving. a pair of ducks cruised New York Gov. Andrew 26, from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic midafternoon, and 13 inch- “I didn’t think I’d still back and forth through an Cuomo declared a state of Church, 404 Iron Street in Hurley. Mass of Christian es outside Allentown, need to keep storm stuff in intersection where a plastic emergency for New York Burial will be on Monday at 11 a.m. at the church Pennsylvania. New York my car in late March, but garbage can bobbed in the City and its suburbs and with Fr. Frank Kordek, O.F.M. officiating. had at least 5 inches ahead what are you going to do?” waves. said 5,500 utility workers McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home of Ironwood is of the evening commute Wilson Collins, of Toms More than 1,200 flights and 300 National Guard assisting the family with arrangements. For more and braced for a total of 6 River, New Jersey, said as in the New York City area members were standing by. information and to express condolences, please visit to 12. Forecasters said he checked his car trunk to alone were canceled, with a The state also sent genera- mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com. Boston could get 6 inches make sure he had a shovel, ripple effect on air travel tors, light towers, plows as the storm moved into a blanket and other emer- around the country. On the and salt to areas that have New England. gency items. “I just hope ground, Amtrak scaled already endured multi-day, Carol Jean Holmes “Winter will not relent,” this is finally it.” back service on the North- storm-related power out- said Pancho Ortega, who On the other side of the east corridor between ages this month. ERWIN TOWNSHIP, Mich. – Carol Jean Holmes, was clearing the sidewalk country, a storm brought Washington and Boston, Cuomo said he was told 77, of Erwin Township, passed away on March 21, outside his soon-to-open heavy rain to California, and some states banned the utilities were better pre- 2018 after a brief illness. Carol was born on April restaurant in Philadelphia. and tens of thousands of trucks from major high- pared this time. 12, 1940 in Painsedale, to Jack and Lena (DeForge) “I don’t like the shoveling people in Santa Barbara ways. “We have had assur- Wenberg. part. I’m ready for it to and Ventura counties were The storm also unload- ances,” he said. “Frankly, She was a 1958 graduate of Luther L. Wright kind of go away.” ordered to flee their ed snow on Virginia and I’m not satisfied with the High School. On Aug. 30, 1958 she married Jack The storm was just the homes because of the dan- West Virginia as it pushed assurances.” Holmes and they recently celebrated 59 years of marriage. Carol enjoyed spending time with her Vatican media chief resigns over doctored letter scandal family, especially her grandchildren and great- VATICAN CITY (AP) – The head doctrine-minded, theology-heavy just weeks after Francis dedicated grandchildren. She also loved her dogs and cats, of the Vatican’s communications papacy. his annual media message to berry picking at her home in Ewin and gardening. department resigned Wednesday Vigano didn’t read the whole let- denouncing “fake news” and the She was a member of Our Lady of Peace Catholic after he mischaracterized a private ter, and omitted the part where Bene- intentional distortion of informa- Church in Ironwood and volunteered at the blood letter from retired Pope Benedict XVI, dict objected to one of the authors in tion. Francis has frequently chided bank in Ironwood. then had a photo of it digitally manip- the volume because he had been a journalists for only giving half of She will be sadly missed by her husband Jack, ulated and sent out to the media. longtime critic of Benedict and St. the story. children: Mark (Sherri) Holmes of Erwin, Mike A week after The Associated Press John Paul II. A press release sent out In his resignation letter dated (Christine) Holmes of Erwin, grandchildren: Jason exposed the doctored photo, Pope by Vigano’s office only contained March 19, Vigano said he wanted to William (Sandra) Holmes of Kronenwetter, Wis., Francis accepted the resignation of Benedict’s words of praise for Francis step aside so that his presence Courtney Holmes of Ironwood and Hope Holmes of Monsignor Dario Vigano and named and the book initiative, without men- “wouldn’t delay, damage or block” Nebraska, great-grandchildren: Annalena, Sawyer, his deputy to run the Secretariat for tioning that he hadn’t even read the Francis’ reform of the Vatican’s com- Communications for now. But Fran- books and had no plans to. munications operations. Colton, Rayna and Jacob, brother John (Pat) Wen- cis kept Vigano on in the department The AP reported that the photo- He didn’t acknowledge that he had berg and sister Nancy Varlesi, and many other rela- in a lesser capacity, indicating that he graph of the letter that accompa- misrepresented Benedict’s letter or tives and friends. doesn’t believe the problem was all nied the press release had digitally doctored the photo, saying only that She was preceded in death by her parents, a still- that grave. blurred out the lines where Bene- he realized that his actions – despite born son James Holmes, and a stillborn brother The so-called “Lettergate” scandal dict began to explain that he didn’t his intentions – had created contro- John David Wenberg. erupted last week when Vigano read have time to read the books and versy and destabilized the communi- At the family’s request, private services will be aloud part of a private letter from wouldn’t comment on them, as cations reform. held at Riverside Cemetery of Ironwood. Benedict at a book launch for a Vati- requested by Vigano. The photo In his own letter accepting the res- For more information and to express condo- can-published, 11-volume set of manipulation violated basic photo- ignation, Francis said he was remov- lences, please visit books about Francis’ theology. journalism ethical standards that ing Vigano reluctantly and praised mckevittpatrickfuneralhome.com. McKevitt-Patrick Marking Francis’ fifth anniversary forbid such distortion, especially him for his humility and willingness as pope, Vigano had held up Bene- when it misrepresents the content to work for the good of the church. Funeral Home of Ironwood is assisting the family dict’s letter as a sign of the continuity of the image. He asked Vigano to stay on in the with arrangements. between the two popes, to blunt crit- The scandal embarrassed the communications secretariat in the The family would like to thank the staff and nurs- ics who complain that Francis’ Vatican and led to accusations that new position of “assessor,” which in es of Westgate Nursing Home of Ironwood for the mercy-over-morals papacy represents the pope’s own communications Vatican offices usually amounts to care given to Carol. a theological break from Benedict’s office was spreading “fake news,” the No. 3 spot. 2nd high bond set in Stoneman Douglas-related case Police release video of fatal FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) – crash by Uber self-driving SUV A relatively high bond was imposed Wednesday in a case involving a stu- TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) – “I suspect preliminari- dent who brought a knife to Marjory Video of a deadly self-driv- ly it appears that the Uber Stoneman Douglas High School, one ing vehicle crash in subur- would likely not be at day after the same judge set a ban Phoenix shows a fault in this accident, $500,000 bond for the brother of the pedestrian walking from a either,” Moir told the shooting suspect for trespassing at darkened area onto a street Chronicle. the school. just moments before an The Arizona Republic Broward County Judge Kim There- Uber SUV strikes her. also quoted the police chief sa Mollica ordered 18-year-old Jordan The lights on the SUV as saying the crash was Salter held on $12,500 bond after she didn’t illuminate 49-year- “unavoidable” based on an brought a knife with a 2-inch (5-cen- old Elaine Herzberg on initial investigation and a timeter) blade to the school. Authori- Sunday night until a sec- review of the video. ties arrested her after a confrontation ond or two before impact, Moir didn’t respond to a raising questions about call and email Wednesday with another student Tuesday in the Associated Press whether the vehicle could from The Associated Press school cafeteria. ZACHARY CRUZ, center, the brother of the Florida school shooting sus- have stopped in time. seeking comment. Sgt. The SunSentinel reports that pect, is displayed in a monitor via closed circuit television from the main The video shows the Ronald Elcock, a Tempe Salter attorney Brian Reidy called the jail as he as he makes his first appearance on charges of trespassing on human backup driver in police spokesman, high bond “out of control” and the grounds of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Tuesday at the the SUV looking down declined to comment “ridiculous” at a hearing and blamed Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. A judge set an until seconds before the Wednesday on the chief’s it on fear from last month’s school unusually high $500,000 bond on Tuesday and imposed a host of other crash. The driver looked views on who is at fault in shooting that killed 17 people. restrictions. “I don’t know when we all hit the up and appeared startled the crash. fear button when everything is such use clear backpacks provided by the state constitution. A state panel on during the last moment of The crash Sunday an absolute emergency,” Reidy told district. Wednesday rejected several proposed the clip. night in Tempe was the the judge. Runcie’s letter says every public restrictions on procedural grounds. A The footage released first death involving a full Also Wednesday, Florida Gov. school in the county will be reduced majority of the Florida Constitution Wednesday by police came autonomous test vehicle. Rick Scott ordered the state’s high- to a single entry for visitors by the Revision Commission voted that the a day after Tempe Police The Volvo was in self-driv- way patrol to station eight troopers at start of 2019. Runcie also noted that gun control measures were out of Chief Sylvia Moir told a ing mode with a human Marjory Stoneman Douglas High the county would receive $8.5 million order and couldn’t be considered newspaper that the SUV backup driver at the School to bolster security there. from the state to post at least one under commission rules. likely wouldn’t be found at wheel when it struck Scott’s office said the troopers will school resource officer in every Elsewhere, several media organi- fault. Herzberg, police said. arrive Thursday morning. school and $6 million to expand men- zations including The Associated The San Francisco Uber immediately sus- Broward County Superintendent tal health services next school year. Press asked a judge to determine if Chronicle quoted Moir pended all road-testing of Robert Runcie sent a letter to families Meanwhile, Florida residents additional surveillance video from saying that it would have such autos in the Phoenix Wednesday outlining security mea- won’t get a chance to vote this fall on the school shooting should be been difficult to avoid the area, Pittsburgh, San Fran- sures that include students having to adding gun control restrictions to the released. collision. cisco and Toronto. l 8 THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Lawmakers release huge budget; big military, domestic boosts Saccone concedes WASHINGTON (AP) – Con- gap measure may be needed to who have been living in the Unit- worthy of these patriotic young gressional leaders finalized a ensure federal offices aren’t hit ed States illegally since childhood, people,” said House Minority Pennsylvania sweeping $1.3 trillion budget bill with a partial shutdown at mid- but whose deportation protec- Leader Nancy Pelosi. Wednesday that substantially night Friday when funding for the tions are being challenged in The emerging plan removes a US House boosts military and domestic government expires. court after Trump tried to end the much-debated earmark protecting spending but leaves behind young Negotiators have been working Deferred Action for Childhood money for a rail tunnel under the race to Lamb immigrant “Dreamers,” deprives for days – and nights – on details Arrivals program, or DACA. Hudson River. The item was a top President Donald Trump some of of the bill, which is widely viewed Democrats temporarily shut priority of Trump’s most powerful HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – his border wall money and takes as the last major piece of legisla- down the government earlier this Democratic rival, Senate Minority Republican Rick Saccone con- only incremental steps to address tion likely to move through year as they fought for that protec- Leader Chuck Schumer of New ceded defeat to Democrat gun violence. Congress in this election year. tion. But the issue only rose to a York, but Trump vowed to veto the Conor Lamb on Wednesday As negotiators stumbled Lawmakers in both parties sought discussion item when Trump bill over the earmark. Under the night in a closely watched toward an end-of-the-week dead- to attach their top priorities. made a late-hour push for a deal legislation, the project would special election in Pennsylva- line to fund the government or Two of the biggest remaining in exchange for $25 billion in bor- remain eligible for funding, how- nia, more than a week after face a federal shutdown, House issues had been border wall funds der wall funds. ever, and a Schumer aide said it the end of a remarkable race Speaker Paul Ryan dashed to the and a legislative response to gun Instead, Trump is now poised was likely to win well more than that has shaken GOP confi- White House amid concerns violence after the clamor for to win $1.6 billion for barriers half of the $900 million sought for dence ahead of the November Trump’s support was wavering. action following recent school along the border, but none of it for the project this year. midterm elections. The White House later said the shootings, including the one in the new prototypes he recently The core purpose of the bill is Lamb, 33, claimed the seat president backed the legislation, Parkland, Florida. visited in California. Less than to increase spending for military by about 750 votes in a even as some conservative Repub- On guns, leaders tentatively half the nearly 95 miles of border and domestic programs that have Republican-held district that licans balked at the size of the agreed to tuck in bipartisan pro- construction, including levees been sharply squeezed under a President Donald Trump won spending increases and the rush visions to bolster school safety along the Rio Grande in Texas, 2011 agreement that was sup- by almost 20 percentage to pass the bill. funds and improve compliance would be for new barriers, with posed to cap spending. It gives points just 16 months ago. Talks continued into Wednes- with the criminal background the rest for repair of existing seg- Trump a huge budget increase for Lamb, who struck a moderate day evening before the 2,232-page check system for firearm pur- ments. the military, while Democrats tone during the race and was text was finally released. chases. The bill states that the In one win for immigrant advo- scored wins on infrastructure and backed by the district’s influ- “No bill of this size is perfect,” U.S. Centers for Disease Control cates, negotiators rejected other domestic programs that ential labor unions, beat Sac- Ryan said. “But this legislation and Prevention can do research Trump’s plans to hire hundreds of they failed to get under President cone, a state lawmaker who addresses important priorities on gun violence, though not new Border Patrol and immigra- Barack Obama. had compiled one of the most and makes us stronger at home advocacy, an idea Democrats tion enforcement agents. That largesse has drawn oppo- conservative voting records in and abroad.” pushed. “We are disappointed that we sition from some fiscal conserva- Pennsylvania’s Legislature. Leaders still hoped to start vot- But there was no resolution for did not reach agreement on tives and could make passage a Lamb also benefited from ing as soon as Thursday. A stop- Dreamers, the young immigrants Dreamer protections that were potentially tricky process. what Pittsburgh-area Democrats called the party’s most energized White House electorate they had ever seen, Video: Officers yelled ‘gun’ before shooting unarmed man increasingly driven by an anti-Trump fervor. facing questions On Twitter, Lamb said he SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) – Two about Trump’s had just gotten off the phone officers yelled for a suspect to show past with Saccone and congratu- his hands then shouted “gun, gun, lated him “for a close, hard- gun” moments before fatally shooting WASHINGTON (AP) fought race.” the man who turned out to be – Haunted by Russia Republicans considered unarmed, audio from body camera and beset by internal seeking a recount request or a footage released Wednesday by strife, Donald Trump’s lawsuit to contest the result, Sacramento police shows. White House is also even as vote-counting over the Footage from the body cameras increasingly being past week continued to pad and an overhead helicopter does not forced to confront allega- Lamb’s lead. If there is no clearly depict what the man, who was tions from the presi- challenge, Lamb could be only holding a cellphone, was doing dent’s past, as an adult sworn in after April 2, when in the moments before the police film star, a former Play- the last of the four counties in fired on Sunday night. The shooting boy model and a one- the district expects to finish happened in the backyard of the time “Apprentice” con- certifying the result. man’s grandparent’s home, where he testant press court cases. The seat became open in was staying. The police did not find a In court, on social October when eight-term gun at the scene. media and with upcom- Republican Rep. Tim Murphy The Sacramento Police Depart- ing television interviews, resigned amid a scandal in ment said the man, who was black, these women are making which it emerged that the anti- was seen breaking into at least three allegations about abortion lawmaker had asked a vehicles and later into a neighbor’s Trump’s past sexual woman with whom he was hav- home. The break ins were first report- Associated Press exploits. And while pre- ing an extramarital affair to get ed by a 911 call also released by the SEQUITA THOMPSON, recounts the horror of seeing her grandson vious accusations have an abortion when he thought police. Stephan Clark dead in her backyard after he was shot by police in Sacra- not derailed the thrice- she might be pregnant. The police said deputies in the mento, Calif. Tuesday. Relatives, activists and Sacramento officials are married businessman, Locally, the outcome has a helicopter saw the man break a questioning why police shot at an unarmed black man 20 times, killing now they are surfacing short-term effect. neighbor’s sliding glass door before him, when he turned out to be holding only a cellphone in his grandpar- in the context of the ris- The district is dissolving jumping a fence. The helicopter video ents’ backyard. ing #MeToo movement. under a court-ordered redraw does not show the alleged break-in. It The White House of Pennsylvania’s 18 congres- picks up as the man is running unclear from the helicopter and body na Manni, said Wednesday as the has little to say publicly sional districts, leaving Lamb through a backyard and climbing camera video exactly how many shots family gathered in his grandparents’ about the accusations, to seek the nomination to over a fence into a neighboring prop- were fired. Police previously said the home. which are only likely to challenge three-term Republi- erty. It shows him looking into a officers fired 20 shots. “He was at the wrong place at the get louder. can Rep. Keith Rothfus in a truck in the driveway. The department had said he wrong time in his own backyard?” Former Playboy newly drawn district west of The helicopter, flying over the advanced toward the officers holding Clark’s grandmother, Sequita model Karen McDougal Pittsburgh that is considered house, then loses sight of the man. It an object extended in front of him. Thompson, told The Sacramento Bee claims she had an affair a toss-up. Saccone is running briefly shows him in the backyard as The officers thought he was pointing . “C’mon now, they didn’t have to do with Trump in 2006. She in a new, more Republican the police are running up the drive- a handgun, police said. that.” filed a lawsuit in Califor- district in Pennsylvania’s way along the side of the house. Authorities have not released the The department could not say nia this week seeking to southwest corner that retains “Show me your hands – gun!” one man’s name but a woman who said how many times Clark was hit, and invalidate a confidential- much of the territory he and officer yells, according to the body she was his fiancee identified him as the coroner’s office was not releasing ity agreement with a Lamb campaigned in for the camera footage. It is dark outside and Stephon Alonzo Clark, 22, the father information until his relatives were company that owns the last four months. a flashlight from one body camera of her two sons, ages 1 and 3. The notified. The department said the two supermarket tabloid Nationally, Lamb’s win briefly shows the backyard, but the shooting has ignited questions by rel- officers have been with Sacramento National Enquirer. highlights Democratic poten- man is not visible. “Gun, gun, gun,” atives, activists and others after it police for two and four years, but “This is not someone tial and Republican vulnera- one of the officers yells before they turned out he was holding only a cell- each has four years’ previous experi- who signed a hush bilities ahead of the fall cam- begin shooting. phone. ence with other law enforcement agreement and regrets paign with the GOP trying to The helicopter footage shows “We’re mourning right now and agencies. Both are on paid adminis- it,” McDougal’s attor- defend its majorities in Clark collapsing as they shoot. It’s so we need our time to mourn,” Sale- trative leave. ney, Peter Stris, said. Congress.

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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK – MON.-THURS. 11AM; FRI.-SUN. 10AM YUKON 51 Hwy 51 • Hurley, WI 54534 • 715-476-2204 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 9 Elite defense enables Michigan to win ugly ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) – Escape artists When Jordan Poole's long 3- Michigan, Texas A&M pointer dropped through the net for Michigan, a whole lot of clash in West Region unsightly shooting beforehand LOS ANGELES (AP) — No. 3 was forgotten. seed Michigan (30-7) vs. No. 7 It's been that kind of season seed Texas A&M (22-12) Sweet 16, West Region; Los for the Wolverines, who are win- Angeles; 7:37 p.m. ET on Thurs- ning without much concern for day. aesthetics. BOTTOM LINE: The Wolver- It was just 14 months ago that ines escaped by one point against Houston in the second round, one Illinois center Maverick Morgan of three one-point victories this sea- said, somewhat accurately, that son. "We've had a lot of good Michigan had been a "white-col- breaks this year," coach John Beilein said. "I've been with teams lar team traditionally" – but you that were really good teams that won't find many people saying had a lot of bad breaks." The that about the Wolverines this Aggies are coming down from the high of knocking off defending season. Michigan struggles at national champion North Carolina times from beyond the arc, and in their previous game on Jordan the free-throw line has been a Poole's 3-pointer. nightmare. Yet here the Wolver- STREAKING: Michigan is riding an 11-game winning streak, with its ines are, preparing to play in the last loss coming Feb. 6 at North- Sweet 16 for the fourth time in six western. years. FROM D-III to D-I: Michigan's Duncan Robinson is believed to be "I think we take pride in our the first Division III player to trans- defense. We have that grit – more fer to a Division I school and so than maybe teams before," receive a major scholarship. He guard Muhammad-Ali Abdur- helped Williams College finish as Associated Press D-III national runner-up in 2013. Rahkman said. "We have that MICHIGAN HEAD coach John Beilein speaks during a news conference Wednesday in Los Angeles. The fifth-year senior is a captain for mindset that we're going to Michigan faces Texas A&M in a regional semifinal on Thursday. the Wolverines who started their defend people and stop them. It's first 18 games before going to the tana and took over 5 ½ minutes the foul line. But Simpson has they believe that they're going to bench and earning Big Ten Sixth not always going to be, we're Man of the Year honors. making a whole bunch of 3s and to make a field goal against Hous- been perhaps Michigan's most win and that's what you've got to LAST TIME: The Aggies last things like that. We have to win ton. important player, a defensive pest have this time of year." played in a Sweet Sixteen two Michigan still won comfort- who did a good enough job on After making it past Houston, years ago in Anaheim, California, the game on the defensive end." where they lost to Oklahoma 77-63. Watching Michigan win with ably against Montana, 61-47 . Houston's Rob Gray that the Michigan is suddenly the highest- They have never reached the Elite defense is a bit disorienting. It's Against the Cougars, it was 64-63 Wolverines were able to advance. seeded team remaining in its Eight in school history. like if Tom Osborne or one of on the buzzer beater by Poole. Houston and Montana both entire half of the bracket. If the QUOTABLE: "Life today for these kids is so much about high- those option coaches showed up The Wolverines finished that shot under 40 percent from the Wolverines can return to the level lights and not about substance. one year with an offense that game 8 for 30 from 3-point range. field. they reached in winning the Big That's the biggest challenge with all averaged 500 yards passing. "Everybody could execute bet- Michigan's matchup Thursday Ten Tournament, they'll be tough of us right now ... is handling that ter," Beilein said. "We've got to with seventh-seeded Texas A&M to beat. type of hype that goes to the kids. For a decade under John It's the end of the world on any little Beilein, the Wolverines could put give credit where credit is due. could be another battle of attri- Michigan was more impres- thing. No, it's not. Just continue on. on an offensive clinic, with smart We played two good defensive tion. The Aggies have held oppo- sive offensively in that tourna- Keep being persistent and things passing, sharp outside shooting teams." nents to 40 percent from the field ment, and if big man Moe Wagn- and hardly any turnovers. Michi- In the past, Beilein's best on the season. er can stay out of foul trouble, their opponents. gan still tries to operate the same teams at Michigan were led by "You've seen a lot of grit from that would do a lot to help the In fact, smothering teams with way, but the shooting has been dynamic offensive players like both of these teams," Texas A&M Wolverines out of their offensive great defense is probably Michi- hit-or-miss this season. That was point guards Trey Burke and Der- coach Billy Kennedy said. "We've funk. But even if Michigan strug- gan's Plan A at this point. certainly true in the team's first rick Walton. This year's point been able to make some tough gles to score, the Wolverines have "There are 16 teams left, and two NCAA Tournament games, guard, Zavier Simpson, has an plays against some really difficult an impressive backup plan, given you're in for a ballgame," Beilein awkward-looking outside shot teams and Michigan, I like their when the third-seeded Wolver- how effectively they are stopping said. "I think our defense has ines fell behind 10-0 against Mon- and an even stranger routine at energy. They hit a big shot and traveled well." Dollar Bay faces tall TOP SHOOTERS task in state semifinal By BRYCE DEROUIN Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) EAST LANSING – No one in the U.P. knows what it’s like to face Southfield Christian better than Adam Mercier. He’s game planned against the Eagles’ athleticism and size, watched hours of film and is the last Class D coach to defeat the downstate power. This Friday will mark the one-year anniversary since Seth Polfus’ game- winning layup in double overtime of the state semi- finals propelled the North Central Jets past South- field 84-83. Since then, Southfield Christian has been on a tear, including a postseason where the Eagles have won by an average of 39 points per game (84-35). Now, No. 2 Dollar Bay will take its shot at the No. 1 ranked team in the state tonight at 5:30 p.m. EDT in Submitted photo another semifinal matchup THREE UPPER Peninsula girls competed at the Elks Regional Hoop Shoot in Ango- at the Breslin Center in la, Ind., over the weekend against Ohio and Indiana state champions. From left, East Lansing. Emma Besonen of Ewen-Trout Creek finished first in the age 10-11 group (22 of 25 “Southfield’s a little dif- free throws), Mallory Leece of Westwood was first first in ages 12-13 (24 of 25) and ferent beast this year,” Bree Besonen of Ewen-Trout Creek was third in ages 8-9 (17 of 25, losing by one Mercier said. “In a way, we shot). Leece also won the outstanding shooter award at the event. Emma Besonen kind of awoken them; and Leece will shoot at the national finals in Chicago on April 21. might have taken them by surprise last year. I don’t Jason Juno/Daily Globe think a team will be taking DOLLAR BAY’S Jaden Janke, above, celebrates a ROUNDUP them by surprise this year. Cedarville foul committed against teammate Jacob Iacono, below, in Tuesday’s state quarterfinal win. “They seem really moti- Lions sign TE Luke Willson and Titans and had 20 tackles. He previously vated this year. Looking at school kids.” tive on the boards. But you DT Sylvester Williams played for four seasons for the Denver their scores from this sea- SC is led by the senior can’t give the ball back to Broncos, who drafted him 28th overall in son, you can tell their ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) – The Detroit Bryce Washington (21.6 them after a bad decision. 2013 out of North Carolina. Williams was focus is there.” Lions have signed tight end Luke Willson, points per game) and When you turn it over a key player for Denver's Super Bowl-win- The most striking thing adding a potential starter in place of Eric junior Harlond Beverly (16 against them, it’s a two-on- ning team two years ago. He has 114 career about SC is its athleticism. Ebron, and bolstered their defensive line ppg). Both players have one for a dunk.” tackles, including six sacks, in 59 starts The team runs, jumps and by adding Sylvester Williams. Division I offers, with And the Eagles can and 75 games overall. plays at a pace that’s never Detroit addressed needs on both sides Washington receiving 10, shoot. Even from a few feet seen in the U.P. SC gets out of the ball with the moves Wednesday. including Central Michi- behind the 3-point line, Tigers announce injury to in transition, throws down Willson has 89 career catches for 1,129 gan and Pittsburgh, while Beverly, Washington and another pitching prospect transition dunks with rela- yards with 11 touchdowns in 72 games, all Beverly has received offers senior guard Caleb Hunter tive ease and defends with with the Seahawks. He has 13 catches for DETROIT (AP) – Another top pitching from powers such as have quick and accurate a quickness that forces 154 yards and one score in the playoffs, prospect for the Detroit Tigers is dealing Michigan State, Ohio State, releases. teams into mistake after including two receptions when Seattle with an injury. Xavier and Missouri. In order to combat SC’s mistake. routed Denver in the Super Bowl four The team announced Wednesday that “You’re just hoping they athleticism, Mercier “There’s nothing that years ago. right-hander Matt Manning, a first-round become one-dimensional attempted a 2-3 zone in the can simulate the amount Seattle drafted the former Rice stand- draft pick in 2016, has an oblique strain. and have a few quick pos- first half despite using of athleticism that they out in the fifth round in 2013. Wilson is The Tigers say Manning will rest until he is sessions,” Mercier said of zone for “about 1 percent will put on the court,” from LaSalle, Ontario, which is on the pain free and then resume his throwing defending SC’s leading of the season” before the Mercier said. “You can banks of the Detroit River. program. He is expected to be in extended duo. Washington had 23 semifinal matchup. But game plan watch film, but The Lions opened free agency by mak- spring training for a couple weeks before points in the loss to North here the Jets were, coming until you tip it up and get ing a major move last week, cutting ties joining Class A West Michigan. Central and Beverly had out in a 2-3 zone due to the on the big floor, nothing with Ebron instead of paying him $8.25 On Monday, the team announced that 22. “When they have quick potential matchup issues prepares you. You gotta do million this season. right-hander Franklin Perez, who was possessions, they’re not as SC posed. a lot of comparison of Detroit didn't re-sign Haloti Ngata and acquired last year in the trade that sent efficient – one shot, one The Eagles were not players you play, and try to Williams potentially fills the void. Justin Verlander to Houston, is expected to pass type of possessions, get kids in the mindset He started 11 games and was a reserve miss at least three months because of a lat where they’re not as effec- that they are still high in four games last year for the Tennessee strain . BLUE BOLTS — page 10 l 10 THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard March Madness moves

At Lexington, Ky. MILWAUKEE (120) Fla., 1:05 p.m. NJCAALocal Division Schedule II Women’s Oregon State (25-7) vs. Baylor Middleton 9-17 2-2 23, Antetok- Detroit vs. Philadelphia at Clear- National Championships (33-1), 6:30 p.m. ounmpo 5-9 2-3 12, Henson 4-5 2-2 water, Fla., 1:05 p.m. At Harrison, Arkansas Louisville (34-2) vs. Stanford (24- 10, Bledsoe 7-15 4-8 19, Terry 2-6 Miami vs. Houston at West Palm on to the Sweet 16 Thursday, March 22 10), 9 p.m. 0-0 6, Parker 9-15 2-2 20, Maker 2- Beach, Fla., 1:05 p.m. Bryant and Stratton (#10) vs. Regional Championship 4 0-0 4, Zeller 1-3 0-0 2, Jennings 1- N.Y. Yankees vs. Minnesota at By JOHN MARSHALL Sunday, March 25 1 0-0 3, Brown 3-4 0-0 7, Snell 1-4 Fort Myers, Fla., 1:05 p.m. party and have two NCAA Tournament Gogebic (#14), 9 a.m. CDT AP Basketball Writer Harcum (#16) vs. Ancilla (#9), 11 Semifinal winners, Noon 0-0 2, Muhammad 6-8 0-0 12. Totals Tampa Bay vs. Toronto (ss) at wins despite playing without All-Big 12 a.m. 50-91 12-17 120. Dunedin, Fla., 1:07 p.m. Union County (#13) vs. Cecil Men’sAll Times NITEDT L.A. Clippers382633 30 — 127 Colorado vs. Oakland at Mesa, The opening weekend of the NCAA forward Dean Wade (foot). He's expected (#12), 1 p.m. Quarterfinals Milwaukee 24 33 26 37 — 120 Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Tournament was not madness. It was to return. Cape Fear (#6) vs. Northark, 3 Tuesday, March 20 3-Point Goals_L.A. Clippers 15- Kansas City vs. Milwaukee at p.m. Penn State 85, Marquette 80 30 (Rivers 5-9, Teodosic 4-5, Harris Phoenix, 4:05 p.m. straight bonkers. Florida State. Taking down No. 1 Monroe (#1) vs. Illinois Central Mississippi State 79, Louisville 56 3-5, L.Williams 2-6, Johnson 1-4, San Diego vs. Cleveland at A No. 16 seed knocked off a No. 1 for Xavier can't be taken lightly and neither (#8), 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 21 Thornwell 0-1), Milwaukee 8-26 Goodyear, Ariz., 4:05 p.m. Owens (#4) vs Mesa (#5), 8 p.m. Western Kentucky 92, Oklahoma (Middleton 3-5, Terry 2-6, Brown 1- Toronto (ss) vs. Pittsburgh at the first time in 136 tries. Two No. 1s can the Seminoles. Wednesday results State 84 1, Jennings 1-1, Bledsoe 1-4, Maker Bradenton, Fla., 6:05 p.m. Owens, 82 vs. Union County, 64 Utah 67, Saint Mary's 58, OT 0-1, Antetokounmpo 0-1, Snell 0-3, Washington vs. N.Y. Mets at Port failed to get through to the Sweet 16 for ___ Mesa, 73 vs. Cecil, 73 Semifinals Parker 0-4). Fouled Out_None. St. Lucie, Fla., 6:10 p.m. the first time since 2004 and the fourth TOP PLAYERS Macomb, 77 vs. Kankakee, 60 At Madison Square Garden Rebounds_L.A. Clippers 47 (Jordan Cincinnati vs. Texas (ss) at Sur- Highland, 77 vs. Cape Fear, 59 New York 22), Milwaukee 33 (Henson 7). prise, Ariz., 9:05 p.m. time overall. Marvin Bagley III, Duke. A lottery pick Northark, 61 vs. Kirkwood, 65 Tuesday, March 27 Assists_L.A. Clippers 26 (L.Williams Chicago White Sox vs. Arizona at Defending national champion North next year, he could help the Blue Devils Penn State (24-13) vs. Mississip- 8), Milwaukee 33 (Bledsoe 8). Total Scottsdale, Ariz., 9:40 p.m. Michigan Boys pi State (25-11), 7 or 9:30 p.m. Fouls_L.A. Clippers 16, Milwaukee Texas (ss) vs. Seattle at Peoria, Carolina, gone. Loyola-Chicago and it cut down the nets this year. Western Kentucky (27-10) vs. 20. A_17,916 (18,717). Ariz., 9:40 p.m. StateAll SemifinalsTimes EDT super scout nun, Sister Jean, in. Jalen Brunson, Villanova. The national Utah (22-11), 7 or 9:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs vs. San Francisco Breslin Center, Championship All TimesNHL EDT at Scottsdale, Ariz., 10:05 p.m. Michigan State University And that was just the beginning. The player of the year contender has teamed Thursday, March 29 EASTERN CONFERENCE L.A. Angels vs. L.A. Dodgers at Class A - March 23 Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. Glendale, Ariz., 10:05 p.m. regional round is up next. Whatever's cra- with Mikal Bridges to form an unstop- Warren DeLaSalle (19-7) vs GP WLOTPts GF GA x-Tampa Bay7350 19 4104264 205 Clarkston (24-1) - Noon zier than bonkers, that's what we can pable duo. Women’s NIT x-Boston 72 45 1710100240 186 Transactions Holland West Ottawa (24-2) vs All Times EDT BASEBALL Toronto 73 43 23 7 93 246 208 probably expect. Devonte Graham, Kansas. Need a big Novi (17-8) - 2 pm Third Round American League Washington 73 42 24 7 91 229 217 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Class B - March 23 Thursday, March 22 Here's what to look for: bucket, scoring, defense – whatever it Pittsburgh 74 42 27 5 89 243 225 Signed RHP Alex Cobb to a four- Benton Harbor (25-1) vs River Purdue (20-13) at Indiana (19- Columbus 74 41 28 5 87 210 206 year contract. Designated RHP Jose ___ takes, the Jayhawks' senior guard pro- Rouge (23-1) - 5:30 pm 14), 7 p.m. Philadelphia74 37 2512 86 222 220 Mesa Jr. for assignment. Optioned New Haven (26-0) vs Grand James Madison (23-10) at West THE TEAMS vides it. New Jersey 73 37 28 8 82 219 221 RHP Hunter Harvey to Bowie (EL). Rapids Catholic Central (23-2) - Virginia (23-11), 7 p.m. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Florida 71 37 27 7 81 219 218 7:30 pm Fordham (24-9) at Virginia Tech Assigned LHP Richard Lovelady; Villanova. The No. 1 Wildcats have Jevon Carter, West Virginia. Built like Carolina 73 31 3111 73 197 232 Class C - March 22 (20-13), 7 p.m. RHPs Kevin Lenik, Glenn Sparkman N.Y. Rangers7332 33 8 72 211 236 that look, the one they had winning the an NFL fullback, he can shut down who- Detroit Edison PSA (15-10) vs Duquesne (25-7) at St. John's and Josh Staumont; Cs Nick Dini N.Y. Islanders73313210 72 235 263 Grand Rapids Covenant Christian (18-14), 7 p.m. and Parker Morin and INFs Cody 2016 title. ever you put in front of him. The match- Detroit 73 27 3511 65 189 228 (22-4) - Noon Georgia Tech (20-13) at Alabama Asche, Erick Mejia and Ryan Montreal 74 26 3612 64 185 237 Kansas. The other No. 1 still left looks up with Villanova's Brunson could be the Monroe St. Mary Cathlic Central (19-13), 8 p.m. O'Hearn to minor league camp. Ottawa 72 26 3511 63 199 251 (25-0) vs Maple City Glen Lake (23- Michigan State (19-13) at South NEW YORK YANKEES — pretty good, too. best of the Sweet 16, if not the entire tour- Buffalo 73 23 3812 58 173 240 Optioned INF-OF Tyler Austin; OF 2) - 2 pm Dakota (28-6), 8 p.m. TCU (21-12) at New Mexico (25- WESTERN CONFERENCE Billy McKinney; and RHPs Ben Duke. Blueblood Blue Devils are back nament. Class D - March 22 Heller and Giovanny Gallegos to Dollar Bay (26-0) vs Southfield 10), 9 p.m. GP WLOTPts GF GA in the Sweet 16. Zach Norvell Jr., Gonzaga. The player x-Nashville 72 48 1410106236 178 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Christian (21-4) - 5:30 pm Friday, March 23 Vegas 73 47 21 5 99 248 200 SEATTLE MARINERS — Hillsdale Academy (24-2) vs UC Davis (27-6) at Kansas State Michigan. The highest seed left on the known as "Snacks" has been feasting on Winnipeg 73 44 1910 98 242 190 Claimed LHP Dario Alvarez off Buckley (20-5) - 7:30 pm (18-15), 8 p.m. waivers from the Chicago Cubs and San Jose 73 41 23 9 91 225 201 left side of the bracket, the No. 3 Wolver- NCAA Tournament opponents. optioned him to Tacoma (PCL). Minnesota 73 41 24 8 90 227 210 NCAA Men’s All TimesNBA EDT TEXAS RANGERS — Placed ines are on a roll. Keenan Evans, Texas Tech. He makes Colorado 73 40 25 8 88 236 210 Tournament EASTERN CONFERENCE RHP Ronald Herrera on the 60-day All Times EDT Anaheim 74 38 2412 88 210 197 Gonzaga. Don't count the Zags out for the Red Raiders go. WLPct GB DL. Released C Curt Casali. EAST REGIONAL x-Toronto 53 19 .736 — Los Angeles74 40 27 7 87 212 186 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — another Final Four trip – they're playing ___ At TD Garden x-Boston 48 23 .676 4½ St. Louis 73 40 28 5 85 203 194 Acquired RHP Sam Gaviglio from Boston that well and have confident freshman KEY PLAYERS Cleveland 42 29 .592 10½ Dallas 74 38 28 8 84 212 201 Kansas Cit for a player to be named Regional Semifinals or cash considerations. Designated Philadelphia 40 30 .571 12 Calgary 75 35 3010 80 204 226 Friday, March 23 LHP Matt Dermody for assignment. Zach Norvell Jr. on their side. Tyus Battle, Syracuse. He's been carry- Indiana 41 31 .569 12 Edmonton 73 32 36 5 69 208 234 Villanova (32-4) vs. West Virginia National League Washington 40 31 .563 12½ Chicago 74 30 35 9 69 209 228 West Virginia. Getting through Press ing the Orange, but may need some help (26-10) PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Miami 39 33 .542 14 Arizona 73 25 3711 61 179 231 Purdue (30-6) vs. Texas Tech Traded 2B Eliezer Alvarez to Texas Virginia and Jevon Carter will take met- for them to advance. Milwaukee 37 34 .521 15½ Vancouver 73 25 39 9 59 187 240 (26-9) for cash. Detroit 32 39 .451 20½ NOTE: Two points for a win, one tle. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Kentucky. Of Regional Championship BASKETBALL Charlotte 31 41 .431 22 point for overtime loss. Top three Sunday, March 25 National Basketball Association Texas A&M. The Aggies' up-and-down all the Wildcats' talented freshman, the 6- New York 26 46 .361 27 teams in each division and two wild ATLANTA HAWKS — Signed G Semifinal winners Chicago 24 47 .338 28½ cards per conference advance to Jaylen Morris to a multiyear con- season is trending the right direction at 6 guard has been the go-to player in SOUTH REGIONAL Brooklyn 23 49 .319 30 playoffs. tract. At Philips Arena the right time. March. Orlando 21 50 .296 31½ Tuesday's Games MILWAUKEE BUCKS — Signed Atlanta Atlanta 21 50 .296 31½ Columbus 5, N.Y. Rangers 3 G Brandon Jennings to a second 10- Kentucky. The youngest team in bas- Moe Wagner, Michigan. The German Regional Semifinals Washington 4, Dallas 3 WESTERN CONFERENCE day contract. Thursday, March 22 N.Y. Islanders 4, Pittsburgh 1 FOOTBALL WLPct GB ketball is long, athletic and, as usually is big man has a multi-dimensional game Kansas State (24-11) vs. Ken- National Football League y-Houston 57 14 .803 — Edmonton 7, Carolina 3 tucky (26-10) ATLANTA FALCONS — Agreed the case with Coach Cal's teams, playing and creates match-up problems. y-Golden State 53 18 .746 4 Florida 7, Ottawa 2 Nevada (29-7) vs. Loyola of to terms with TE Logan Paulsen on Portland 44 27 .620 13 Detroit 5, Philadelphia 4, SO its best basketball late in the season. Caleb and Cody Martin. The transfer Chicago (30-5) a one-year contract. Oklahoma City 43 30 .589 15 Tampa Bay 4, Toronto 3 Regional Championship DETROIT LIONS — Signed TE Texas Tech. The Red Raiders are in the twins can do a little of everything, pro- San Antonio 42 30 .583 15½ Winnipeg 2, Los Angeles 1, OT Saturday, March 24 Luke Willson and DT Sylvester New Orleans 42 30 .583 15½ Colorado 5, Chicago 1 Sweet 16 for the first time since 2005 and viding the Wolf Pack with a tough-to- Semifinal winners Williams. Minnesota 41 31 .569 16½ Vegas 4, Vancouver 1 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Re- MIDWEST REGIONAL may not be done. defend 1-2 punch. Utah 40 31 .563 17 New Jersey at San Jose signed CB Pierre Desir and OT-G At CenturyLink Center Omaha Denver 39 33 .542 18½ Wednesday's Games Jack Mewhort. Omaha, Neb. Clemson. Shoot like they have so far, Matt Haarms, Purdue. He is going to L.A. Clippers 38 33 .535 19 Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Regional Semifinals L.A. Lakers 31 39 .443 25½ Arizona at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Signed DT Xavier Williams. it's going to be tough to stop these high- be the key for the Boilermakers to Friday, March 23 Sacramento 23 49 .319 34½ Boston at St. Louis, 8 p.m. MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed Kansas (29-7) vs. Clemson (25- LS Nick Dooley, K Kai Forbath and scoring Tigers. advance with Isaac Haas injured. Dallas 22 49 .310 35 Anaheim at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. 9), TE Josiah Price. Waived LB Shaan Memphis 19 52 .268 38 Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 3 Purdue. The Boilermakers found a Gabe DeVoe, Clemson. "Bobby Buck- Duke (28-7) vs. Syracuse (23-13) Washington. Phoenix 19 53 .264 38½ Arizona 4, Buffalo 1 Regional Championship NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — way to beat Butler without Isaac Haas. ets" has been filling it up in March. x-clinched playoff spot St. Louis 2, Boston 1, OT Sunday, March 25 Re-signed WR Matthew Slater. y-clinched division Anaheim 4, Calgary 0 Taking down Texas A&M might be a little ___ Semifinal winners OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed Tuesday's Games Thursday's Games WEST REGIONAL LB Emmanuel Lamur. more difficult if he can't find a brace the NUMBERS Toronto 93, Orlando 86 N.Y. Rangers at Philadelphia, 7 At STAPLES Center HOCKEY Boston 100, Oklahoma City 99 p.m. National Hockey League Los Angeles NCAA is OK with. 0_Perfect brackets picked through the Minnesota 123, L.A. Clippers 109 Arizona at Carolina, 7 p.m. NHL — Fined Tampa Bay F Regional Semifinals New Orleans 115, Dallas 105 Florida at Columbus, 7 p.m. Steven Stamkos $5,000 for a dan- Chicago-Loyola. The Ramblers first weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Thursday, March 22 Atlanta 99, Utah 94 Tampa Bay at N.Y. Islanders, 7 gerous trip against Toronto D Mor- Florida State (22-11) vs. Gonza- wrecked brackets across the country and That UMBC victory over Virginia made Detroit 115, Phoenix 88 p.m. gan Rielly during a March 20 game. ga (32-4) Houston 115, Portland 111 Washington at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. ARIZONA COYOTES — Named are rambling into the Sweet 16 with a 98- sure of that. Texas A&M (22-12) vs. Michigan Edmonton at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Mike Berry vice president, corporate Wednesday's Games (30-7) partnerships. year-old nun on their side, so don't count 5.31_Average seed of the Sweet 16 Cleveland 132, Toronto 129 Toronto at Nashville, 8 p.m. Regional Championship SOCCER Philadelphia 119, Memphis 105 Vancouver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. them out. teams, highest since 2000 (also 5.31). Saturday, March 24 Major League Soccer Charlotte 111, Brooklyn 105 Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 p.m. Semifinal winners FC DALLAS — Traded F-M Shaft Nevada. Coach Eric Musselman has 9_Number of the top 16 seeds gone Miami 119, New York 98 Vegas at San Jose, 10 p.m. Friday's Games Brewer to Los Angeles FC for a Denver 135, Chicago 102 2019 fourth-round draft pick and done a superb job his third season in from the bracket so far. NCAA Women's Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Basketball L.A. Clippers 127, Milwaukee 120 general allocation money. New Orleans 96, Indiana 92 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. NEW YORK CITY FC — Signed Reno and could spoil the Ramblers' run. 21_Years since Clemson last reached Anaheim at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. TournamentAll Times EDT San Antonio 98, Washington 90 D Joe Scally. Vancouver at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Syracuse. Those complaints about the the Sweet 16. ALBANY REGIONAL Thursday's Games TORONTO FC — Re-signed M Boston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Regional Semifinals Memphis at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Victor Vazquez to a multiyear con- Orange getting into the field of 68 dissi- 30_Wins by Chicago-Loyola, most in Saturday's Games Saturday, March 24 Philadelphia at Orlando, 7 p.m. tract extension. Vegas at Colorado, 3 p.m. National Women's Soccer pated quickly with wins over TCU and school history, including the 1963 At Albany, N.Y. Detroit at Houston, 8 p.m. Calgary at San Jose, 4 p.m. League South Carolina (28-6) vs. Buffalo L.A. Lakers at New Orleans, 8 Michigan State. national championship team. Chicago at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. WASHINGTON SPIRIT — (29-5), 11:30 a.m. p.m. Buffalo at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Claimed F Tiffany Weimer off Kansas State. The Wildcats crashed 31_3-Pointers made by Villanova in its UConn (34-0) vs. Duke (24-8), 2 Utah at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Detroit at Toronto, 7 p.m. waivers. p.m. Atlanta at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Maryland-Baltimore County's dance first two games. Arizona at Florida, 7 p.m. COLLEGE Regional Championship Friday's Games Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. AMERICAN ATHLETIC CON- Monday, March 26 Denver at Washington, 7 p.m. FERENCE — Promoted chief finan- Washington at Montreal, 7 p.m. Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Indiana, 7 p.m. cial officer Eric Ziady to senior asso- Carolina at Ottawa, 7 p.m. SPOKANE REGIONAL Brooklyn at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. ciate commissioner/CFO. game plan, we made the For one, Mercier believes St. Louis at Columbus, 7 p.m. Blue Bolts Regional Semifinals Minnesota at New York, 7:30 ARIZONA — Announced fresh- Nashville at Minnesota, 8 p.m. decision based on person- the Blue Bolts can’t get in a Saturday, March 24 p.m. man C Deandre Ayton will enter the Los Angeles at Edmonton, 10 At Spokane, Wash. Phoenix at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. NBA draft. nel and how we matched track meet with SC. p.m. Notre Dame (31-3) vs. Texas Miami at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. BUFFALO — Named Mark Alnutt athletic director. From page 9 up defensively, trying to “That’s one thing we A&M (26-9), 4 p.m. Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 p.m. Spring Training DETROIT — Announced junior F Utah at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. All Times EDT stay out of foul trouble and stressed heavily over the Oregon (32-4) vs. Central Michi- Kameron Chatman declared for the fazed, knocking down 8 of gan (30-4), 6:30 p.m. Boston at Portland, 10 p.m. Wednesday's Games Boston 8, Tampa Bay 3 NBA draft. 18 attempts from 3 for a help on rebounding, but years is controlling tempo Regional Championship Atlanta at Golden State, 10:30 CINCINNATI — Fired women's Houston 8, Washington 3 Monday, March 26 p.m. basketball coach Jamelle Elliott. 30-21 halftime lead. Of the the biggest thing was foul and taking good shots,” Semifinal winners, 9 p.m. Saturday's Games St. Louis 13, Miami 6 CUMBERLAND (TENN.) — KANSAS CITY REGIONAL Minnesota at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Philadelphia 7, Toronto 7 Named Chris Elliott defensive coor- players still on the team trouble … We went man in Mercier said. “That’s going Second Round Chicago at Detroit, 7 p.m. Chicago Cubs 5, Texas 1 dinator. this year from the North the second half after we to be the key for Dollar Regional Semifinals Phoenix at Orlando, 7 p.m. Milwaukee (ss) 4, Oakland 3 LOUISVILLE — Fired men's bas- Friday, March 23 L.A. Lakers at Memphis, 8 p.m. San Diego 4, Chicago White Sox ketball coach David Padgett. Central game, Beverly had were kept out of foul trou- Bay, and (Devin) Schmitz At Kansas City, Mo. New Orleans at Houston, 8 p.m. 3 MISSOURI STATE — Named five of those 3s, while ble and kept them from will be the key for it, settle N.C. State (26-8) vs. Mississippi Charlotte at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Atlanta 3, Detroit 2 Dana Ford men's basketball coach. State (34-1), 6:30 p.m. Minnesota 3, Pittsburgh 1 NORTH CAROLINA — Named offensive rebounding.” guys down, control tempo. Robert Gillespie assistant football Washington had two and UCLA (26-7) vs. Texas (28-6), 9 Clippers-Bucks, Box N.Y. Yankees 9, Baltimore 4 L.A. CLIPPERS (127) coach. So how does Dollar Bay It’ll be a lively game. They p.m. Johnson 2-9 2-2 7, Harris 6-14 3- Kansas City 12, Cleveland 8 Hunter added one. San Francisco vs. Arizona at N.C. STATE — Announced it will Regional Championship 3 18, Jordan 9-13 7-12 25, Rivers 8- pull off the upset against might have to control their Scottsdale, Ariz., 9:40 p.m. grant a release to men's basketball “It was something we Sunday, March 25 17 1-2 22, Teodosic 5-8 1-2 15, Seattle 7, Milwaukee (ss) 4 C Omer Yurtseven so he can pursue discussed the night of the the team downstate emotions a bit, otherwise Semifinal winners, 7:30 p.m. Thornwell 1-2 0-0 2, Dekker 2-2 2-2 Thursday's Games a professional career or transfer. LEXINGTON REGIONAL 6, Harrell 6-10 1-1 13, Evans 0-0 0- Atlanta vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, WAKE FOREST — Announced quarterfinal game,” Merci- reporters called the “surest you’re going to run out of Regional Semifinals 0 0, L.Williams 6-11 5-5 19. Totals Fla., 1:05 p.m. junior men's basketball G Keyshawn team to win a state title?” gas.” Friday, March 23 45-86 22-29 127. Boston vs. Baltimore at Sarasota, Woods is leaving the program. er said. “Finalizing our Jordan, Clippers beat Bucks after Giannis leaves with injury MILWAUKEE (AP) – Their father, said his team showed high fourth quarter until Milwaukee playoff hopes fading after a energy from the outset. clawed close late. A layup by Mid- deflating loss a night earlier, the The Clippers shot 60 percent dleton and Thon Maker's dunk Los Angeles Clippers were des- and used a late 13-0 run to take a off a turnover cut the lead to four perate for a win. 38-24 lead after the first quarter. with 1:14 remaining. Rivers then "We've got to be one team, one Jordan had 14 points and 10 nailed a contested 3-pointer from unit and play with high energy rebounds in the quarter. the corner with the shot clock and compete," Austin Rivers said. "The first seven minutes of winding down to extend the lead "Let's play harder than the other basketball was as well as we've to seven. team." played all year," Rivers said. The Bucks got no closer than DeAndre Jordan had 25 points Khris Middleton paced Mil- five in the final minute. and 22 rebounds, Rivers scored waukee with 23 points. Jabari DIFFICULT DRAW 22 and made a key late 3-pointer, Parker added a season-high 20 in Rivers is convinced that the and the Clippers beat the Mil- 30 minutes, the most he's played Bucks will be a tough matchup in waukee Bucks 127-120 on since rejoining the team in early the playoffs, assuming Antetok- Wednesday night. February after recovering from a ounmpo returns to full strength. Milwaukee lost All-Star for- second ACL tear in his left knee. "Their record doesn't show it, ward Giannis Antetokounmpo to Antetokounmpo, who had 37 but if I'm in the East, I don't think a sprained ankle in the first half. points in a loss at Cleveland on anyone would look forward to He appeared to get hurt when he Monday, had 12 points before playing them," Rivers said. "That tripped over teammate Shabazz departing. will be a hard series with whoev- Muhammad under Milwaukee's "He's our main guy," Middle- er they end up playing." basket. He stayed in the game for ton said. "We missed the atten- BRADLEY CENTER a brief period, but hobbled tion he creates on the offensive FAREWELL around the court while grimac- end. We're a team, though, so With the Bucks set to move ing. He went to the locker room when he goes out we can't give into a new arena next season, with about four minutes remain- up. We know what we can do as a Rivers made what was likely his ing in the second quarter and did team and tonight we just didn't last visit to the Bradley Center. not return. do it." When asked if he had any fond Bucks coach Joe Prunty said The Bucks trailed by seven at memories, Rivers was far from after the game that the team did- the half. Playing without Antetok- emotional: "No. We lost a series n't have an update on Antetok- Associated Press ounmpo, the deficit grew to 14 by here to the Bucks when we were ounmpo's condition. LA CLIPPERS' Tobias Harris shoots past Milwaukee Bucks' John the end of the third quarter as the the favorite when I was with the Lou Williams scored 19 points Henson during the first half Wednesday in Milwaukee. Clippers built a 97-83 lead. Los Hawks. Other than that, I don't and Tobias Harris had 18 for Los Angeles shot 6 of 10 from 3-point remember any at all. I played in night. ering. No more questioning each Angeles, which had a players- range in the quarter. The Mecca. I have some good "We aren't going to go out like other and the coaches." only meeting after its 123-109 The Clippers maintained a memories there, but not many this," Rivers said. "No more bick- Coach Doc Rivers, Austin's loss to Minnesota on Tuesday double-digit lead for most of the here." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Shifting attitude on gratitude Dear Annie: I’m in my late 30s. I’ve read the many letters you’ve printed about how thank-you notes have gone the way of the dodo. I have a different angle on this com- plaint. Let me preface this by saying that I am not perfect in this realm. It took my wife Dear and me forever to get around to sending Annie thank-you notes after our wedding, and I think that most of the readers who have weighed in are expecting too much. others. His family needs to insist he see his That said, I am noticing a trend of giv- doctor, accompanied by a family member, ing no thanks at all. When I get a gift or to discuss this. I am a retired internist, and someone does a favor for me, I send I often had to deal with this difficult prob- thanks via email or text (though I realize lem. This was often scheduled as a “check that a handwritten note or a phone call up” to avoid alarming the elderly patient. would be better). That’s all I expect myself, Discussion of driving abilities and tests DEFLOCKED but some of my peers don’t even text a of memory, spatial orientation, reflexes thank-you when I give them something. I and executive functioning can be done in find that very annoying. the office. Almost all states have laws I used to chalk up this thank-you note requiring or allowing physicians to report issue to laziness, but I’m beginning to impaired or potentially impaired drivers. agree with your readers who say that grat- Going beyond having the DMV test his itude is trending down. It’s disturbing. It driving abilities, which might lead to his takes next to no time to shoot off a quick license being revoked, I would encourage “Thanks for that!” on your smartphone. the family to disable or remove his car. – You’re Welcome Simply taking his keys away is not enough. Dear You’re Welcome: Laziness is the One of my wily elderly patients simply had enemy of gratitude, and reading your letter MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM the car towed and the ignition system I have to agree that it seems to have the replaced. upper hand in a big way. Thanks to tech- This is a very contentious problem in nology, it’s easier than ever to be self- my experience, because it means a loss of absorbed and unappreciative of others; to independence, and often, a move to an do whatever’s convenient. assisted living facility or the home of a But the good news is that gratitude is family member. These were some of most also the enemy of laziness. Fight the good difficult discussions I had with patients fight by looking for ways to be more and family, but they were necessary for the thankful in your own life every day. Per- safety of the patient and the public haps you will be a positive influence on because of the high risk of accidents. your friends. In the meantime, I’d stop – Retired Oregon Internist sending them presents. Redirect your gen- BORN LOSER Dear Retired Oregon Internist: You’re erous energy toward charitable causes or right. In my response, I should have been loved ones who will really appreciate it. more emphatic about the importance of Dear Annie: Your advice to Granddad’s getting her grandfather a medical evalua- Girl about speaking to him about his driv- tion. Thank you for sharing your exper- ing abilities fell far short. This man very tise. likely has early dementia, as evidenced by Send your questions for Annie Lane to his geographic disorientation. 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The Federal gan Asset Management, Reserve raised interest said stocks usually do well rates, as investors expect- when rates are rising, but ed, and said it could raise only up to a point. rates at a quicker pace next “If interest rates are ris- year. ing from a low level, there’s Stocks traded higher more optimism about the DAILY GLOBE early in the day and economy, and that general- jumped after the Fed ly is a more positive thing,” Classifieds announced its decision. he said. That’s the case In Print & Online! The Dow Jones industrial right now, but with an average climbed 250 important difference: the www.yourdailyglobe.com points, but gave it all up as economy has been growing new Fed Chairman Jerome for almost a decade, and Powell addressed interest rates have been To place an ad, reporters. At the end of historically low for the call 906-932-2211 trading it wobbled and whole time. ended lower. The dollar Kelly added that the Fed or email classifieds@ weakened and bond yields and the government need yourdailyglobe.com turned lower. Yields had to be careful to focus on risen earlier in the after- smooth growth, as the Daily Globe North 03-22-18noon. recent tax cuts will dump SUDOKU m Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle K 5 2 The Fed said the U.S. some short-lived stimulus based on a 9x9 grid with several given n K J economy and the job mar- into the economy. o numbers. The object is to place the 7 6 4 3 p Q J 10 9 ket continued to improve “The overall effect of the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares West Eastover the last two months. It tax cut is to deliver another so that each row, each column and m J 10 9 8 m 7 6 3 still expects to raise inter- keg to a keg party at 2 each 3x3 box contains the same n 8 7 5 4 2 n 10 9 6 est rates three times this a.m.,” he said. “The party is number only once. The difficulty level o o A 8 J 10 9 year, and said it might raise probably going to go a little of the Conceptis Sudoku increases p K 2 p A 6 5 3 from Monday to Saturday. South rates three more times next longer but the hangover is m A Q 4 year instead of two. going to be worse.” n Answer to previous puzzle A Q 3 Brent Schutte, the chief Nine of the ten biggest o K Q 5 2 investment strategist for gainers on the S&P 500 p 8 7 4 Northwestern Mutual were energy companies. Dealer: South Wealth Management, said Some of the biggest gains Vulnerable: Both Powell is trying to tell Wall went to Marathon Oil and South West North East 1NT Pass 3NT All Pass Street what the Fed’s plans Anadarko Petroleum. are without worrying Benchmark U.S. crude Opening lead: ?? investors too much. He rose $1.63, or 2.6 percent, said stocks dropped after to $65.17 a barrel in New Powell said rates might rise York. Brent crude, used to What rules in higher than the Fed price international oils, a no-trump kingdom? expects. added $2.05, or 3 percent, “The market will have to to $69.47 a barrel in Lon- By Phillip Alder get to know Jerome Powell don. AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss a little bit and will have to General Mills, the William Shakespeare, in Act 5, test his credibility as Fed maker of Cheerios cereal, Scene 4 of “Richard III,” has the chairman,” he said. “I Yoplait yogurt and other king shout, “A horse, a horse! My PRACTICING NPS AND PAS kingdom for a horse!” would imagine the bar is packaged foods, plunged What is the horse that rules our higher for him in the short- after its third-quarter kingdom of no-trump? In this deal, er term because he is not a results were hurt by rising MUST COMPLETE RIGOROUS what should West lead against three no-trump, and what happens after trained economist,” unlike freight and commodity EDUCATION that? Janet Yellen and other pre- costs. The company also It was a simple, quantitative decessors. cut its annual profit out- auction. South rightly did not worry by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. about his club weakness, and North Small and mid-size com- look. The stock dropped just went for the nine-trick game. panies climbed. Energy $4.42, or 8.9 percent, to Hello again, dear readers, and weeks prior to graduation (with Medicine is more team-ori- In no-trump, length rules. So, West companies led the way as $45.51, and companies welcome to another edition of a passing grade), or you don't ented today than ever before. should lead the heart eight, not the oil prices jumped for the including Kellogg, J.M. our ongoing conversation. graduate with that class (extra "Also, more and more aca- spade jack. South starts with six top tricks: We're very happy that, a little pressure!). Once the exit exam demic medical centers have second day in a row. Home- Smucker and Post Hold- more than a year into our col- is passed, the NP has to take three spades and three hearts. He builders advanced follow- ings also fell. residency programs in oncol- will hope to establish three more umn, we continue to hear from state boards to actually be- ogy, surgery, cardiology and winners in the minor suits, but that ing a report that sales of After early losses, Face- you. How are your New Year's come licensed." other fields of medicine for necessitates losing the lead thrice. previously occupied homes book rose $1.24 to resolutions faring thus far? If Sandra, an Advanced Practice PAs, so they can get advanced The result is determined by the increased in February. $169.39. The stock fell 9 you have any success stories, Registered Nurse (APRN) in training." number of tricks that the defenders or thoughts on how to stay (or can bank before declarer has nine. Cereal and packaged foods percent Monday and Tues- Kansas, points out that a Mas- We thank all the nurse practi- get back) on track, we'd love to It is normal for South to take the companies slumped after day following reports a ter of Science is, in fact, the tioners and physician assis- first trick on the board and to lead a hear them. minimum educational require- General Mills reported ris- data mining firm working tants who took the time to write club. Now East must be on the ball, ing expenses and cut its for President Donald -- We've received a lot of feed- ment for a nurse practitioner: regarding the column. One winning with his ace and leading back on the column about "In our state, NPs will no longer thing the letters had in common a second heart. That leaves West annual profit forecast and Trump’s campaign took with two entry cards, the diamond nurse practitioners (also re- be able to enter practice with a was a deep passion for medi- airlines skidded after data from the accounts of ferred to as NPs) and physician ace and club king. With one he master's degree," Sandra cine and an even deeper con- can dislodge declarer’s last heart Southwest said its revenue 50 million Facebook users assistants (also known as wrote. "Entry into practice will cern for the patients you treat. stopper, and with the second entry is suffering as it cuts fares without their permission. PAs). Several letter-writers cor- require a doctorate, usually a We agree with you that the he can cash two heart tricks to to compete with other com- Authorities in Britain and rected our use of an apostro- DNP -- Doctorate of Nursing practice of medicine is a call- defeat the contract. East-West take phe in referring to the two hearts, one diamond and two panies. the U.S. launched investi- Practice. In addition to the un- ing, and we are both proud and The S&P 500 index slid gations into Facebook’s profession of physician assis- dergraduate nursing degree, honored to be your colleagues. clubs. tant. It may seem trivial but in Note that if East fails to put the 5.01 points, or 0.2 percent, handling of user data. NPs have hands-on nursing For readers who want to learn club ace, West will win the trick and fact there's a crucial difference practice prior to going on to ad- more about these specialties, continue with a second heart. Now, to 2,711.93. The Dow Jones Facebook stock is down between "physician's assistant" vanced practice, which re- visit the American Association though, South can play on diamonds industrial average lost 12.5 percent from the all- and "physician assistant," and quires hundreds of hours of of Nurse Practitioners at to dislodge West’s last entry and 44.96 points, or 0.2 per- time high it set Feb. 1. it's about autonomy. A physi- take nine tricks. clinical training." aanp.org and the American cent, to 24,682.31. The Social media companies cian assistant is a clinician in Finally, note that an initial spade And Rich, a physician assistant Academy of Physician Assis- her or his own right. We regret lead establishes only one long card, Nasdaq composite fell Twitter and Snap also in Massachusetts, wrote to say tants at aapa.org. (and won't repeat) the error. so three no-trump makes. 19.02 points, or 0.3 per- regained a portion of their NPs and PAs are integral to the (Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an -- In that same vein (and in the © 2018 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS cent, to 7,345.29. The Rus- recent losses. Adding to functioning of most hospitals internist and assistant profes- same column) we neglected to sell 2000 index of smaller Snap’s woes, its stock fell and medical centers: sor of medicine at UCLA fully state the educational re- companies gained 8.90 last week after pop star "Many NPs and PAs work in Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is BRIDGE quirements to become a nurse ICUs, often seeing the most an internist and primary care points, or 0.6 percent, to Rihanna called on her fans practitioner. complex patients, so this work physician at UCLA Health.) PHILLIP1,579.30. to delete the Snapchat app Vicki, whose daughter is a NP, is not just left to doctors. As COPYRIGHT 2017 Bond prices edged after an ad for game that filled in the details: any new resident in the ICU will THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS ALDERlower. The yield on the 10- made jokes about her "Nurse practitioners must have tell you, it's an experienced OF HARVARD COLLEGE DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL year Treasury note assault in 2009 by her a Master of Science in nurs- ICU nurse who helps guide in- UCLICK FOR UFS declined to 2.88 percent then-boyfriend Chris ing," she wrote. "At the Univer- experienced interns and resi- 1130 Walnut, from 2.90 percent Tuesday. Brown. Snap apologized sity of Memphis, the NP must dents through the ICU, and Kansas City, MO 64106; take an exit exam about four likely other rotations as well. 816-581-7500 It had risen as high as 2.93 for the ad. l 14 THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM

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