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NTERPRISEt h e l i v i n g s t o n E Monday, June 7, 2021 •฀Livingston,฀Montana฀•฀Vol.฀115 No.฀119฀฀ $1.00 Nonprofit building financial support for new center

By Jason Bacaj Enterprise Staff Writer

The 4 Ranges Community Recreation Foundation is working with potential donors and has already secured “several commit- ments” of financial support for a new community well- ness and recreation center in Livingston. Chase Rose, principal for the Bozeman-based consult- i n g c o m p a n y B a n n a c k Group, is leading the fund- raising campaign. He

“This campaign, as you might imagine, will be one of the largest in the history of Park County and TJ Weimer, wearing a lei made of money, hugs Park High School Co-Principal Lori Dust after receiving his diploma during the graduation ceremony will likely take Sunday at Park High School. Also pictured receiving his diploma is salutatorian McCrae Wester. years, plural.” – Chase Rose, Principal for 4 Ranges Com- munity Recreation Foundation

declined to comment on the Graduation day financial commitments. He said the primary goal at this early stage in the campaign is to get a sense of how many millions the nonprofit can drum up. The commitments stem from a campaign feasibility study that surveyed about 30 key donor prospects to find out how much money they’d be willing to put into the project. As yet, Rose said, the nonprofit is not ready to make a projection for the final scale and scope of the fundraising campaign. “This campaign, as you might imagine, will be one of the largest in the history of Park County and will likely take years, plural,” Rose ABOVE: Valedictorian Kodie Vondra addresses the crowd dur- said. ing the graduation ceremony Sunday at Park High School. The campaign’s goal is to raise all the money neces- RIGHT: Mitchell Creason, center, throws his cap into the air sary to build the rec center while Angelica Crown looks on during the Park High School from private donors. Class of 2021 graduation ceremony Sunday at Park High. A feasibility study com- pleted in 2019 gave the city three preliminary options Enterprise photos by JUSTIN POST for the new rec center, rang- ing in cost from $20 million to $44 million. The most expensive option is a nearly 70,000-square- foot facility that would Court rules against immigrants with temporary status include such amenities as a 24- to 30-child licensed day WASHINGTON (AP) — A unani- been in the U.S. since the 1990s his administration, like the Trump lands where they haven’t lived in care facility, 160-person mous Supreme Court ruled Monday turned on whether people who administration, argued that current many years. community room, 35-person that thousands of people living in entered the country illegally and immigration law doesn’t permit peo- “All of these families that are aerobic dance studio, 2,000 the U.S. for humanitarian reasons were given humanitarian protec- ple who entered the country illegally established in the United States and square feet of weight lifting are ineligible to apply to become tions were ever “admitted” into the to apply for permanent residency. have lived in our communities for space, a rock climbing wall, permanent residents. United States under immigration On the other side were immigrant decades faced a very real threat,” six-lane lap pool, a Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the law. groups that argued many people said Lisa Koop, a lawyer with the 5,400-square-foot aquatic court that federal immigration law Kagan wrote that they were not. who came to the U.S. for humanitari- National Immigrant Justice Center recreation pool and two bas- prohibits people who entered the “The TPS program gives foreign an reasons have lived in the country who also teaches at Notre Dame’s ketball courts. A second country illegally and now have Tem- nationals nonimmigrant status, but for many years, given birth to law school. floor would house an indoor porary Protected Status from seek- it does not admit them. So the con- American citizens and put down In 2001, the U.S. gave Salvadoran walking and jogging track. ing “green cards” to remain in the ferral of TPS does not make an roots in the U.S. migrants legal protection to remain The facility would be built country permanently. unlawful entrant...eligible” for a Federal courts around the country in the U.S. after a series of earth- by Miles Park and would The designation applies to people green card, she wrote. had come to conflicting decisions quakes in their home country. require a complete teardown who come from countries ravaged The House of Representatives about whether the grant of TPS sta- People from 11 other countries are of Livingston Civic Center. by war or disaster. It protects them already has passed legislation that tus was, by itself, enough to enable similarly protected. They are: Haiti, A second option involves a from deportation and allows them to would make it possible for TPS an immigrant to try to obtain perma- Honduras, Myanmar, Nepal, Nicara- renovation of the Civic Cen- work legally. There are 400,000 peo- recipients to become permanent res- nent residency. gua, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, ter, as well as add-ons that ple from 12 countries with TPS sta- idents, Kagan noted. The bill faces Former President Donald Trump Syria, Venezuela and Yemen. would total about 60,000 tus. uncertain prospects in the Senate. tried to cancel the program for square feet and provide the The outcome in a case involving a President Joe Biden has said he many immigrants, stoking fear they same amenities as the most couple from El Salvador who have supports the change in the law. But could be sent back to their home- See Court, Page 5 expensive option. The third option is a roughly 40,000-square-foot aquatic center. This option includes two 25-person com- m u n i t y r o o m s , a CO2 levels hit 50% higher than preindustrial time 2,500-square-foot recreation pool, a renovation of the By The Associated Press 50% higher than the stable in, pushing greenhouse gas existing gymnasium and a pre-industrial levels of 280 levels to new records every six-lane lap pool. The annual peak of global parts per million, said NOAA year. The location of the new rec heat-trapping carbon dioxide climate scientist Pieter Tans. “Reaching 50% higher car- center isn’t set in stone, but in the air has reached anoth- Carbon dioxide levels peak bon dioxide than preindustri- City Manager Michael Kar- er dangerous milestone: 50% every May just before plant al is really setting a new does has said previously that higher than when the indus- life in the Northern Hemi- benchmark and not in a good the intent is to keep it within trial age began. sphere blossoms, sucking way,” said Cornell Universi- the recreation area next to And the average rate of some of that carbon out of ty climate scientist Natalie the skate park, softball increase is faster than ever, the atmosphere and into Mahowald, who wasn’t part fields and park. scientists reported Monday. flowers, leaves, seeds and of the research. “If we want “I’m really excited about The National Oceanic and stems. The reprieve is tem- to avoid the worst conse- being part of the effort to Atmospheric Administration porary, though, because quences of climate change, bring this to fruition because said the average carbon emissions of carbon dioxide we need to work much hard- I think it’s an asset for this dioxide level for May was from burning coal, oil and er to cut carbon dioxide AP community,” said Michael 419.13 parts per million. natural gas for transporta- The Mauna Loa Atmospheric Baseline Observatory, high McCormick, vice chairman That’s 1.82 parts per million tion and electricity far atop Hawaii’s largest mountain, samples well-mixed back- of 4 Ranges Community Rec- higher than May 2020 and exceed what plants can take See CO2, Page 5 ground air free of local pollution. reation Foundation.

Page 2, Livingston Enterprise Monday, June 7, 2021 BRIEFS OBITUARIES   •฀ The City of Livingston, education classes from 6:30- tunities in Park County, and store at 119 S. Second St. Robert (Bob) Blakeslee Public Works Department 7:30 p.m. from June 10 to network with community For more information, call will hold the second public July 22 at The Movement groups, leaders, businesses, 222-5335. Robert (Bob) Blakeslee of Monument, Oregon passed away meeting regarding the plan- Collaborative at 206 S. 11th elected officials and many the evening of May 10, 2021 with his family at his side. ning process for extending St. No registration is others. Applications and two •฀ The Livingston-Park Bob was born in Livingston, Montana on March 5, 1937, to sewer mains into the Green required. The next event on references are due Monday, County Public Library book- proud parents Donald and Edith (Foddness) Blakeslee. He Acres Subdivision at 5:30 6/10 will be “Healing June 14. The application is mobile will be at Arch Park joined an older sister Suzanne. They lived on the family p.m. on Tuesday, June 8. The Through Acupuncture” with available at parklocal.org/ in Gardiner on Wednesdays ranch at the base of Emigrant Peak on Six Mile Creek in the meeting will be held at the Mandy Morrow. ASPEN, community/leadership-49 or from noon to 2:30 p.m. Face Paradise Valley, Montana area. He was a graduate of Park Green Acres Subdivision LivingStronG, and The the Extension office at 119 masks are required and only County High School in Livingston and afterward he joined park, weather permitting. If Movement Collaborative is S. Third St. For more infor- one person or family is the Army Reserves and served for two years. the weather is poor, the also presenting free yoga all mation, contact 222-4156 or allowed on the bookmobile On June 7, 1958 he married Linda Burnett, and they raised meeting will be held at the summer long on Mondays at [email protected]. at a time. There is now a three children, Charlie, Debbie, and Larry on the family Livingston Civic Center. 4:30 p.m., Tuesdays at 6 drop box/holds shelf located ranch. In 1975 they moved their family to a ranch on Rudio Check the Public Works p.m., and Thursdays at 9 •฀ The Garden Corner will at the Gardiner Community Creek in Kimberly, Oregon. In 1982, they moved to Long Facebook page for updates a.m. at the band shell. Mats have a workshop at 10 a.m., Center if you are unable to Creek where he started his carpentry business, building or call 222-5667 for any are available if needed. In Saturday, June 19, at the visit the bookmobile. Call beautiful log homes before he later retired in Monument, questions. case of inclement weather, corner of Clark and Ninth 222-0862 for more informa- Oregon, where he spent his remaining years. the events will be moved to Street. The subject for this tion. Bobs first love in life was fly fishing; he was a master at •฀ The Livingston Farmers The Movement Collabora- workshop is “Garden Tips–Q the BBQ and an avid outdoorsman. He had a warm smile and Market is held from 4:30 to tive at 206 S, 11th St. & A”. There will be discus- •฀ The Livingston Model a twinkle in his eye; he was well known for his sense of 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday sions of subjects of correct Railroaders Club, located humor. He was an active member of his community, serving at the Miles Park band shell. •฀ Applications are now watering, fertilizing, culti- downstairs in the Northern on the school board and as a member of the Elks Club for Vendors offer everything available for the eighth year vating, bud drop, and garden Pacific Baggage Room of over 20 years, as well as the chairman of the Monument from local fresh veggies to of Leadership 49, a program pests. Bring your questions! the Livingston Depot Center, Senior Center. meat, eggs, hand-crafted of Montana State Universi- displays a model of the his- Bob is survived by his wife of 63 years, Linda; his chil- jewelry and apparel. There ty-Park County Extension. •฀ The Livingston Food torical 50-mile track from dren; Charles Blakeslee, Deborah (John) Cole, and Lawrence is also live music. For volun- The eight-month leadership Resource Center’s Commu- Livingston to Gardiner. The (Bonnie) Blakeslee, and his sister Suzanne (Jim) Girdler; teer, sponsor and vendor development program for nity Bakery Store is open railroaders meet Tuesdays and four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He information, call (406) 222- Park County citizens is com- Tuesday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.- and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. was preceded in death by his mother and father and his 0730, or visit westernsus- prised of immersive, day- 5:30 p.m., offering fresh and host additional hours for grandson Seth Logan Blakeslee. tainabilityexchange.org/lfm. long sessions hosted in dif- baked muffins, scones, cin- the public during the sum- A small family service will be held at a later date. Swee- ferent communities and a namon rolls, artisan breads mer from 1 to 4 p.m. on ney Mortuary of Heppner is in care of arrangements. •฀ ASPEN, in partnership group project. Participants and baguettes. Order online Thursday afternoons. For with LivingStronG and The develop leadership skills, at https://livingston-commu- other times by appointment, Movement Collaborative, is increase their knowledge nity-bakery-lfrc.myshopify. call Mike Fleming 222-1937. Alma Louise Ammerman presenting free wellness about challenges and oppor- com/collections/bread or in Alma Louise Ammerman, 93, passed away Thursday eve- ning, June 3, 2021, at Livingston HealthCare Hospital. Louise was the daughter of Harry Ammerman and Orna Brooks Ammerman. She was born July 11, 1927, in Livings- CALENDAR ton, and attended Livingston schools. Louise was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church. She was a 70+ year   member of Daughters of the Nile and the Order of the East- The Enterprise has not con- Vince Grant Hall, 1306 E. ton Christian Center, 8 a.m. Office, 6 p.m. ern Star. She was also a member of the Park County Pio- firmed if these groups are Park St. 6 p.m. •฀AA฀meeting,฀Big฀Book฀ •฀American฀Legion฀Auxilia- neers and the Secret Pals Homemakers Club. still meeting, in light of coro- •฀Knights฀of฀Columbus,฀St.฀ Study, 1306 East Park St., ry, Legion Hall, 112 N. B St., Louise is survived by two brothers, Harvey, of Libby, MT, navirus concerns. Please con- Mary’s Catholic Church, St. noon 7 p.m. and Harry B. (Leta) Ammerman, of Tennessee; two sisters, tact your local group to con- Joseph’s Hall, 7 p.m. • ฀ To b a c c o ฀ C e s s a t i o n฀ •฀ AA฀ meeting,฀ 12฀ x฀ 12฀ Helen (Earl) Frongner of Idaho, and Mary Jane Ammerman, •฀AA฀meeting,฀As฀Bill฀Sees฀ Group, Peer Solutions Drop- Group, Vince Grant Hall, of Livingston; four nephews and two nieces; and sister-in- firm events. It, Vince Grant Hall, 1306 In Center, 104 W. Clark St., 1306 East Park St., 7 p.m. law, Faye Ammerman. She was preceded in death by her East Park St., 8 p.m. 4-5 p.m. Call 222-3332. •฀American฀Legion฀Meet- parents, two brothers, Stanley and Ralph, and a sister, Hazel. Monday, June 7 •฀T.O.P.S.฀No.฀481,฀Grabow฀ ing, Gardiner Community Funeral services will be Wednesday, June 9, 2021, at 10:30 •฀Angel฀Line฀board฀meet- Building, 4:30 p.m. Center, 7 p.m. a.m., at Franzen Davis Funeral Home, 118 N. 3rd, Livings- ing, West Room, City-County Tuesday, June 8 •฀Livingston฀School฀Board,฀ •฀ Gardiner฀ Resort฀ Area฀ ton, with visitation available one hour prior to the service. Complex, 3 p.m. •฀ Wilsall฀ AA฀ meeting,฀ Park High Library, 6 p.m. District monthly meeting, Burial will follow the service at Parkview Memorial Gar- •฀Dual฀Recovery฀Anony- Shields River Lutheran •฀Last฀Word฀Toastmasters,฀ Gardiner Visitor Center, 216 dens Cemetery, followed by a reception at the Beaver Creek mous, Peer Solutions Drop- Church, no time given via Zoom, 6 p.m. Park St., 7 p.m. Community Hall. Memorials may be directed to the charity In Center, 104 W. Clark St., •฀Fly฀Fishers฀International฀ •฀ Gardiner-Park฀ County฀ •฀ Paradise฀ Valley฀ Fire฀ of the donor’s choice. Louise’s family wishes to extend a spe- 4-5 p.m. Call 222-3332. Museum, 5237 U.S. Highway Water District Board meet- Department, monthly meet- cial thank you to Mike and Chanda. •฀ Livingston฀ Women’s฀ 89 South, 8 a.m. ing, the Gardiner District ing, 7:30 p.m. Franzen-Davis Funeral Home and Crematory has been Group AA Big Book Study, •฀T.O.P.S.฀No.฀134,฀Livings- entrusted with arrangements. To view the tribute page and share condolences, visit: www.franzen-davis.com. Thomas Munro, Jr. PSC to hire director after violations Thomas Munro, Jr., 92, of Livingston, passed away on Fri- day, June 4, 2021. A graveside memorial service in honor of HELENA (AP) — Montana’s Auditors said the PSC also tation,” according to the audit, regulates monopoly utilities, Tom will be held, 10 a.m., at the Emigrant Cemetery on Sat- Public Service Commission is needs to improve its compli- which will be presented to the such as electricity and natural urday, June 12, with veteran’s honors presented by Park Post looking to hire an executive ance with state policies, Legislative Audit Committee gas. #23 American Legion. Reception will follow at the Emigrant director after an audit found ensure it is properly charging next week. A previous investigation Hall. Franzen-Davis Funeral Home and Crematory has been commissioners were over- and collecting fees from regu- Commissioners contacted found former Commissioner entrusted with arrangements. To view the tribute page and spending on travel and the lated utilities and ensure the by Lee Newspapers of Mon- Roger Koopman was the tar- share condolences, visit www.franzen-davis.com commission needed to accuracy of its accounting tana said they were told not to get of email leaks to a right- improve its financial report- records. comment on the audit until wing webcast and false police ing and its work culture, the Auditors said no one within after it is presented to law- reports made by other com- Gordon Claytor commission said in its the PSC was available to sign makers. missioners or staff. response to the audit. off on a statement saying the The PSC also plans to estab- The emails released to Gordon Claytor, 63, of Livingston, Montana, passed away The executive director will commission had provided lish agency-wide standards of Northwest Liberty News in on Sunday, June 6, 2021. A full obituary is forthcoming. be responsible for overseeing auditors with a “fair presenta- conduct to improve opera- January 2020 included Koop- Franzen-Davis Funeral Home and Crematory has been all internal administrative tion of the financial schedules tions and culture, Brown said man’s complaints about travel entrusted with arrangements. To view the tribute page and matters, including ensuring and notes, and for the design, in his written response to the spending and his perception share condolences, visit: www.franzen-davis.com . reliable financial reporting implementation and mainte- audit. that other PSC members did and compliance with laws and nance of internal controls.” The elected five-person little work, along with some policies. A posting for the job James Brown, the new Public Service Commission personal emails. says it will pay between chairman of the commission, $85,000 and $105,000, plus joined the PSC in January Meals prepared at the benefits. and thus did not work in the Senior Center, 206 S. Main St. STATE SHORTS A recent audit found some office during the financial commissioners were traveling audit, which covered two fis- Menu for june 8th-14th without documenting the cal years ending June 30, Delivery M-W-F Only. No Delivery Tues. state-related business pur- 2020. Commissioner Brad & Thurs. Those meals may be obtained the Irrigation ditch overflows, floods pose for the trip, at least one Johnson was the chairman following day. Menu subject to change. BILLINGS, . (AP) — An irrigation ditch that had been upgraded from coach to com- during the term of the audit. undergoing repairs overflowed and caused minor flooding fort class on a flight to Wash- “Because we had concerns Tuesday, June 8 Wednesday, June 9 in a Billings neighborhood, triggering a recommendation ington, D.C., and travel costs about the integrity and com- chIckEN & NOODLEs for people living in about 100 residences to temporarily were incurred without having petence of other management NOT DELIVERING relocate for safety. another commissioner sign personnel, there was no one veggies, fruit Water from the Billings Bench Water Association Canal off on the trip, as is required else at the department who Thursday, June 10 Friday, June 11 flooded into nearby streets Sunday morning but later sub- under PSC policy. could give reliable represen- sided. There were reports of property damage but no inju- NOT DELIVERING GyROs ries, Lt. Brandon Wooley said. fixin’s, tazaki, veggies, fruit Firefighters went door to door in the area asking people to evacuate. Some people left but others stayed, Wooley Monday, June 14 $5.00 donation asked said. swEET & sOuR chIckEN Currently by delivery only. The ditch carries water to farms and other water users primarily outside the city. It began to overflow after a tun- egg roll, rice, fruit Phone (406) 333-2490 nel it passes through became clogged with debris. Repre- sentatives of the water association said much greater dam- age would have occurred if they had not been able to quick- Dine in is closed Drive thru open for Pick-up ly unclog the tunnel. Explosion investigated JUNE BLIZZARD BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Officials with state and federal OF THE MONTH agencies are investigating the cause of an explosion at a fireworks factory in south-central Montana that destroyed a shipping container and was heard up to 10 miles away. Nobody was injured in the blast about 10 p.m. Thursday Girl Scouts at Next FX, south of Columbus, Columbus Fire Rescue said. “It was not a normal thing. In 13 years, I’ve never seen anything like it,” said Nick Jacobs, assistant fire chief of THIN Columbus Fire Rescue. He called the explosion “a freak occurrence.” Daniel Cramer of Enid, Oklahoma, was visiting with his MINTS parents on their porch a few miles from the fireworks fac- tory when they saw the explosion. “It was like an atomic bomb went off, the whole sky lit WE NOW HAVE A WALK-UP WINDOW! up,” Cramer told The Billings Gazette. “And, then, like 15 or 20 seconds later, we felt it. We felt the boom roll past.” Introducing our 6.79 MENU Student drowns at Canyon Every day a Sandwich Special plus Small Fry & Medium Drink HELENA (AP) — A 17-year-old Helena High School stu- Just $6.79! dent drowned over the weekend at Canyon Ferry Reservoir Don’t want to wait? 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Page 3, Livingston Enterprise Monday, June 7, 2021 Livingston Wheels Motoring Club Car Show

Crowds make their way down Livingston’s Main Street to check out the cars during the Livingston Wheels Motoring Club Car Show held Saturday. The well-attended event featured about 70 entries — “better than we could have expected,” said Dustin Fanning, an organizer for the event, after the COVID pandemic shut the show down last year.

It doesn’t get more classic than this shiny 1957 Chevrolet, parked for showing during Saturday’s event.

A sign on a vehicle during Saturday’s car show. Alan Ling, of Absarokee, stands beside his 1940 Lincoln Zephyr, a V-12, four-door luxury Sedan, Saturday during the car show. Ling said Lincoln was competing with Packards and Cadillacs when they built the Zephyr. They were “for the rich and infamous” Ling laughed as he described the car. The car sold for $2,200 in 1940. “It’s a Enterprise photos by DWIGHT HARRIMAN big, heavy car,” he said. Commenting on the back seat of the luxury vehicle, he said, “It’s better than your couch,” and a quick try on the lush bench proved him correct. Clowns used to teach landmine safety to children

BOZEMAN (AP) — A Boze- the character, “No, don’t do The in-person performanc- “It doesn’t cost much to man-based performer and that!” es and workshops that smile at your neighbor,” she nonprofit leader with a pen- In this instance, the mes- Clowns Without Borders has said. chant for red noses has part- sage is not to touch an historically conducted were While many organizations nered with a land mine safe- unknown object, stay on a also impacted by the pan- were able to move their ty group to create videos, well-worn path and to go tell demic. work online, that wasn’t GIFs and games to educate an adult, Shafer said. “The pandemic has been always an option for Clowns children on the dangers of The groups are in a testing hard,” Shafer said. “My work Without Borders, with many landmines. phase to determine the best is gathering groups of people of its audiences not having Naomi Shafer, a Bozeman ways to deliver the informa- who don’t know each other easy access to the internet, resident and executive direc- tion in each of the countries. and creating a sense of com- Shafer said. tor of Clowns Without Bor- They have made different munity.” Clowns Without Borders ders, is part of an interna- versions of games and vid- In those communities and MAG have collaborated tional team of performers eos to see what is most effec- there can be a lot of trauma a handful of times since and educators creating land- tive for the target audience, so Shafer’s goal for in-person 2014. Most recently the U.S. mine safety videos in four primarily 13- to 18-year-old events and workshops is for chapter partnered with the countries. boys. They’re rolling it out in people to be able to make Lebanon-based Clown Me In Clowns Without Borders, a a phased process in each eye contact with each other to teach mine safety messag- nonprofit that performs in AP country for the year and will and to be “open to a positive es through a series of live refugee camps, conflict This photo shows performers under and atop a tree near begin comparing the results interaction.” performances in Myanmar. zones and natural disaster San Miguel, El Salvador, in 2016. between the countries in sites around the world, is November, Shafer said. working with the Mines “We’ve been doing work- Advisory Group to create Clowns Without Borders per- games effective, they’re shops with the MAG staff to online content to reach audi- formers to create education- aiming for that feeling you learn what’s funny and ences after in-person events al programs that are interac- get when watching a scary what’s not working,” she were halted due to the pan- tive and geared toward chil- movie, when you want to tell said. demic. dren, Shafer told the Boze- Mines Advisory Group is a man Daily Chronicle. humanitarian and advocacy MAG estimates that half of organization that works the victims of landmines and around the world to find and unexploded bombs in the remove landmines and unex- world are children. ploded bombs. Children are naturally The two organizations curious. While that’s a beau- have partnered to create cul- tiful quality, it can be dan- turally informed videos in gerous in areas that are Mosquito spraying in the Park County Mosquito Control Iraq, Lebanon, Somalia and known to have landmines, District will begin June 14, 2021 and will continue until Vietnam. Shafer said. approximately September 15, 2021 or until all available tax The groups aim to reach “How do we teach this over 9 million people with essential information with- funds are exhausted. the digital messages in the out shutting down their four countries, said Shafer, sense of being kids and Spraying will be done Monday through Thursday evenings each week who is also a teacher with exploring?” she said. between 9:30 pm and 1:30 am under the following conditions: 1. Ambient temperature is at or above 50 degrees F. 406 Cirque. One of the best ways for 2. Wind speed is below 10 miles per hour. With the pandemic, the children to learn something 3. It is not raining. Mines Advisory Group had is to make it age-appropri- to limit its in-person mine ate, fun and based on empa- If any of these conditions are not met, spraying will not be done on that education programs. The thy, Shafer said. particular evening. Spraying will be done again on the next scheduled day. partnership will utilize To make the videos and

pinion Monday, June 7, 2021 Page 4, Livingston Enterprise O The antidote to today’s shrill political dogma WASHINGTON — Rutgers University’s ple are racist.” of the 14th Amendment’s guarantee of equal water, so such curtsies to current fashion do chancellor and provost, who are weather- In California, indoctrinators posing as protection of the laws. As “equity” eclipses not matter as much as historical documents vanes in human form, lack the courage of educators say that insisting on “getting the equality as the Democratic Party’s aspira- do. When the highest court begins prettify- their convictions, which they also lack. right answer” perpetuates the fiction of tion, the infantilization of minorities as per- ing yesterday’s opinions to conform to First, on May 26, they “objectivity” and “white manent wards of government has become today’s ideological delicacies, the question announced themselves “sad- supremacy culture in the the policy of the party of “caring.” becomes: When will today’s pandemic of dened” and “greatly con- mathematics classroom.” The The unceasing torrent of political procla- nonsense stop? cerned” about recent anti- U.S. Education Department mations from people whose politics are not Perhaps when the nation is rescued by the Semitic violence. Soon, how- urges school districts to use germane to their vocations raises a ques- human capacity for boredom. In 1982, the ever, they crouched into the some of the $200 billion cov- tion. Why do people who have nothing intel- sociologist and philosopher Robert Nisbet academic bureaucrat’s gush- Syndicated id-19 relief funds for “antira- ligent to say insist on proving this? The wrote: and-grovel mode because columnist cist therapy for White educa- urgent question, however, is whether the “Many an evil dogma, doctrine, or other Rutgers’ Students for Justice tors.” A Madison, Wisconsin, ideologies of the speakers, and the sensitivi- intellectual continuity has in the end been in Palestine objected. The high school invites parents to ties of their anticipated auditors, have pro- undone, not by assault, but by boredom on two officials promptly agreed GEORGE WILL participate in a segregated duced a new etiquette: Politeness is under- the part of its victims. A secret weapon that their first statement, by discussion of “police brutali- stood as genuflection at approved political against the Soviet Union and the Marx- failing to “communicate sup- ty and violence,” one Zoom altars. Today, verifiable truth is just one Leninist creed is the stupefying boredom port for our Palestinian community,” did not link for White parents, one for “Parents of option among many, with a standing inferior that this creed induces in the minds of the serve the university’s “beloved community” Color.” to any ideological agenda that the truth second and third generations brought up as “a place where all identities can feel vali- What starts on campus does not stay inconveniences. under it.” dated.” Rutgers’ president then denied that there. The flag of Black Lives Matter, a Last month, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Because today’s dogmas are amplified by their second statement was an apology. It political movement unenthusiastic about the Sotomayor deliberately misquoted — actual- ubiquitous media, their life spans from birth was headlined “An Apology.” nation, is given privileged status to fly at ly, expurgated — one of Justice Thurgood to boring can perhaps be compressed into a This episode, illustrating academia’s U.S. embassies. And so on, and on, and on. Marshall’s opinions. In her opinion for the few years rather than generations. Tedium familiar compound of vanity, mendacity and A glimmer of good news is that the U.S. court in an immigration case, she quoted is the result when the nation is hectored by cowardice, was not startling. It followed the Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit has from a 1987 Marshall opinion in which he shrill claims that something (formerly, capi- University of California Press, which was ruled unconstitutional the provision of the referred to the rights of an “alien,” the term talism and the class struggle; today, “sys- displeased with Israel’s response to Hamas’ $28.6 billion Restaurant Revitalization used in the statute at issue. She replaced temic racism”) explains why everything is rockets, proclaiming “Solidarity and Sup- Fund’s that grants racial preferences to this word with “noncitizen,” in brackets. It dreadful. The bores, tuned out by their port for Palestinians in their Fight for Lib- minority-owned small restaurants. The bad has become impermissible in journalism to intended audience, might become akin to eration.” And a Brandeis University dean, news, which is more discouraging than the refer to someone who is residing indefinite- audible wallpaper — there, but no longer who is White, notifying the world, which had good news is encouraging, is that this provi- ly in the country illegally as an illegal immi- noticed. Bores will, however, always have not sought her opinion, that “all White peo- sion was enacted 153 years after ratification grant. Journalism, however, is written on the consolation of tenure. Washington & Lee won’t change its name

As Confederate monuments um. An annual Founders Day topple and sensibilities start event will be discontinued. to change, one institution is The board’s memorandum sticking with tradition. included a list of laments and Despite pressures from regrets: repudiation of rac- within and without, the Wash- ism and racial injustice; ington and Lee University regret for the school’s “past Board of Trustees has voted veneration of the Confedera- 22-6 to keep its 151-year-old cy and its role in perpetuat- n a m e . T h e d e c i s i o n , ing ‘The Lost Cause’ myths announced Friday in a that sustained racism” and regret “that the university itself owned human beings and benefited from their forced labor and sale.” That sounds like an apology that was too long coming. It is Syndicated also a blueprint for substan- columnist tive changes the school prom- ises to make, including rais- ing $160 million to fund the KATHLEEN PARKER education of students regard- less of financial circumstanc- es. That means that a school lengthy memo to “The W&L that has generally served a community,” followed 11 well-to-do White population is months of deliberations that investing in a more diverse included surveys, letters and student body. listening sessions involving That said, the school was faculty, students, alumni and under tremendous pressure parents. from a collection of donors The memo recognized why that essentially threatened to some would think a name close their checkbooks if the change was overdue and name was changed. Opposing appropriate. The university the name change doesn’t was originally named for make anyone a racist. It does President George Washington underscore the value of tradi- in recognition of his 1796 gift tion and history. As an alumni to keep then-named Liberty parent, I was agnostic; as a About critical race theory Hall Academy alive. Robert journalist, I could understand E. Lee’s surname was added both sides. I recently moder- As a longtime professor, I sciences without taking race American institution, and the children of the power upon his death in 1870 while ated a panel at the College of find it quite strange that an into account. maybe every white person, elite? serving as president of Wash- Charleston in South Carolina academic approach that has I have never considered is racist. Unconscious discrimina- ington College — not for his about monuments, memorials been discussed for at least myself a member of the Most of us, in our personal tion can take the form of leadership of the Confederate and institutions that honor as long as I’ve been teaching “critical legal studies” lives and in the institutions qualifications that white Army, the university said, but people who, notwithstanding is only now making its way movement that tore Har- we run, try very hard not to applicants are more likely to for his work restoring the any worthy contributions, into the political debate. vard Law School apart in my be racist -- or sexist, for that have, or of subjective evalu- school following the war. were also slaveholders. My Just last week, former early years as an academic, matter. To be sure, there are ations that tend to favor cer- Some 2,000 alumni have panelists, who rallied to the Vice Presi- a n d t h e still plenty of people who tain groups of applicants, or called on the school to change cause of civil discourse, were d e n t M i k e “crits” never are explicitly and conscious- even the unconscious ten- its name, mostly because of a diverse group of thinkers: Pence, in an counted me ly racist, and sure of their dency of most of us to favor Lee’s role in defending the Post columnist Jonathan e f f o r t t o a s o n e o f rightness. Students certain- people just like ourselves. It Confederacy; so have a Capehart, political commen- reclaim his t h e i r o w n . ly need to be taught that can take the form of laws majority of current faculty. tator Michelle Bernard, Real- stake to Don- But Derrick that is something to be that have a disproportion- Other alumni were well ClearPolitics Washington ald Trump’s Syndicated Bell, cited by ashamed of. ately harsh impact on oth- arrayed against any change. bureau chief Carl M. Cannon, base, gave a columnist many as the But the larger problem in ers: As an example, for What no one disputes is that and Charleston attorney and s p e e c h i n f a t h e r o f our society, the one we all decades, the law provided the school is steeped in histo- historian Robert N. Rosen. New Hamp- critical race need to grapple with, is the harsher sentences for crack ry, for good and ill. As devil’s advocate, I won- shire not only SUSAN ESTRICH theory, was a extent to which unconscious cocaine, which is often used Changing the name would dered if there isn’t some val- i n v o k i n g friend and bias affects each of us and by Blacks, than for white have had ramifications ue to preserving heritage and Tr u m p b u t c o l l e a g u e , many of the institutions we cocaine, the drug of wealthy beyond immediate gratifica- history, even if it makes us denouncing the teaching of with whom I agreed com- run. whites. tion. Our nation’s original sin uncomfortable. Bernard’s so-called critical race theo- pletely on the need to reex- How is it that the power Students need to study — slavery — certainly can’t response: “Exactly what heri- ry, claiming that young chil- amine all of our disciplines elite in America remains racism if we are ever to be repaired by symbolic ges- tage are you trying to pre- dren are being taught “to be for conscious and uncon- overwhelmingly white and move past it. And that tures alone. This seems to serve?” When I asked Cape- ashamed of their skin color.” scious bias based on race. male, as it has been since means confronting bias -- have been the thinking hart if there were any space And across the country, That is true of gender as the first such studies? both the old-fashioned dis- behind W&L’s plan, also just for empathy toward people Republicans desperate for well, which is what my work Would we have moved crimination that is easy to announced, to alter some of who want to honor their Con- some new wedge issue that on rape has focused on. sooner and more vigorously condemn and the more mod- its other traditions, habits federate forebears’ valor — if will divide Americans (the Terms like “systemic rac- for reform of the criminal ern unconscious bias that and artifacts, including not the cause for which they way gay marriage used to) ism” have been wrongly justice system if the majori- Pence and his party would removing the two generals’ fought — he laughed, thanked have settled on critical race defined to mean that every ty of those in prison were like to pretend away. images from its diplomas — me for the easy question, and theory, and transgender while making more substan- said, “No.” girls trying to play girls tive changes to increase Cannon said W&L should sports, as their best hope. diversity. “We are making return to being called Wash- Nothing like targeting Letters Policy changes,” the board said, “to ington College because, transgender girls and Black remove doubt about our sepa- though both namesakes were academics to tell you where The Enterprise welcomes letters to ration from the Confederacy slaveholders, Lee was also a the Republican Party is the editor expressing opinions on any and the Lost Cause.” traitor. 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Page 5, Livingston Enterprise Monday, June 7, 2021 FDA approves much-debated Alzheimer’s drug WASHINGTON (AP) — Govern- medication, aducanumab, will be duct a follow-up study to confirm as millions more baby boomers the final answer,” said Dr. Richard ment health officials on Monday marketed as Aduhelm and is to be benefits for patients. If the study progress further into their 60s and Hodes, director of the National approved the first new drug for given as an infusion every four fails to show effectiveness, the 70s. Institute on Aging, which wasn’t Alzheimer’s disease in nearly 20 weeks. FDA could pull the drug from the Aducanumab (pronounced “add- involved in the Biogen studies but years, disregarding warnings from Dr. Caleb Alexander, an FDA market, though the agency rarely yoo-CAN-yoo-mab”) helps clear a funds research into how Alzheim- independent advisers that the adviser who recommended against does so. protein called beta-amyloid from er’s forms. “Amyloid is an impor- much-debated treatment hasn’t the drug’s approval, said he was Biogen said the drug would be the brain. Other experimental tant but not the only contributing been shown to help slow the brain- “surprised and disappointed” by priced at approximately $56,000 drugs have done that before but factor.” destroying disease. the decision. for a typical year’s worth of treat- they made no difference in Patients taking aducanumab saw The Food and Drug Administra- “The FDA gets the respect that it ment, and said the price would not patients’ ability to think, care for their thinking skills decline 22% tion said it granted approval to the does because it has regulatory be raised for four years. Most themselves or live independently. more slowly than patients taking a drug from Biogen based on results standards that are based on firm patients won’t pay anywhere near The pharmaceutical industry’s placebo. that seemed “reasonably likely” to evidence. In this case, I think they that amount thanks to insurance drug pipeline has been littered for But that meant a difference of benefit Alzheimer’s patients. gave the product a pass,” said coverage and other discounts. The years with failed Alzheimer’s just 0.39 on an 18-point score of It’s the only drug that U.S. regu- Alexander, a medical researcher at company said it aims to complete treatments, representing billions cognitive and functional ability. lators have said can likely treat the Johns Hopkins University. its follow-up trial of the drug by in research costs. The FDA’s And it’s unclear how such metrics underlying disease, rather than The FDA’s top drug regulator 2030. greenlight Monday is likely to translate into practical benefits, manage symptoms like anxiety and acknowledged “residual uncertain- The non-profit Institute for Clini- revive investments in therapies like greater independence or abili- insomnia. ties” surround the drug, but said cal and Economic Review said that previously shelved by drugmakers. ty to recall important details. The decision, which could impact Aduhelm’s ability to reduce harm- “any price is too high” if the drug’s The new medicine is made from The FDA’s review of the drug has millions of older Americans and ful clumps of plaque in the brain is benefit isn’t confirmed in follow- living cells that will have to be giv- become a flashpoint in longstand- their families, is certain to spark expected to help slow dementia. up studies. en via infusion at a doctor’s office ing debates over standards used to disagreements among physicians, “The data supports patients and Some 6 million people in the U.S. or hospital. evaluate therapies for hard-to- medical researchers and patient caregivers having the choice to and many more worldwide have Researchers don’t fully under- treat conditions. On one side, groups. It also has far-reaching use this drug,” Dr. Patrizia Cavaz- Alzheimer’s, which gradually stand what causes Alzheimer’s but groups representing Alzheimer’s implications for the standards zoni told reporters. She said FDA attacks areas of the brain needed there’s broad agreement the brain patients and their families say any used to evaluate experimental carefully weighed the needs of for memory, reasoning, communi- plaque targeted by aducanumab is new therapy — even one of small therapies, including those that people living with the “devastat- cation and basic daily tasks. In the just one contributor. Evidence sug- benefit — warrants approval. But show only incremental benefits. ing, debilitating and deadly dis- final stages of the disease, those gests family history, education and many experts warn that green- The new drug, which Biogen ease.” afflicted lose the ability to swal- chronic conditions like diabetes lighting the drug could set a dan- developed with Japan’s Eisai Co., Under terms of the so-called low. The global burden of the dis- and heart disease may all play a gerous precedent, opening the did not reverse mental decline, accelerated approval, the FDA is ease, the most common cause of role. door to treatments of questionable only slowing it in one study. The requiring the drugmaker to con- dementia, is only expected to grow “This is a sign of hope but not benefit.

Judge overturns Ca.’s 32-year ban on assault weapons, draws on 2nd amendment

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A decision and is a slap in the face to state from acquiring a range of fire- federal judge has overturned Cali- the families who’ve lost loved ones arms for lawful purposes, including fornia’s three-decade-old ban on to this weapon,” Newsom said in a self-defense,” the state contended in assault weapons, calling it a “failed statement. “We’re not backing down a court filing in March. experiment” that violates people’s from this fight, and we’ll continue Similar assault weapon restric- constitutional right to bear arms. pushing for common sense gun laws tions have previously been upheld U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez that will save lives.” by six other federal district and of San Diego ruled on Friday that Bonta called the ruling flawed and appeals courts, the state argued. the state’s definition of illegal mili- said it will be appealed. Overturning the ban would allow not tary-style rifles unlawfully deprives California first restricted assault only assault rifles, but things like law-abiding Californians of weapons weapons in 1989, with multiple assault shotguns and assault pistols, commonly allowed in most other updates to the law since then. state officials said. states and by the U.S. Supreme Assault weapons as defined by the But Benitez disagreed. Court. law are more dangerous than other “This case is not about extraordi- “Under no level of heightened firearms and are disproportionately nary weapons lying at the outer lim- scrutiny can the law survive,” used in crimes, mass shootings and its of Second Amendment protec- Benitez said. He issued a permanent against law enforcement, with more tion. The banned ‘assault weapons’ injunction against enforcement of AP resulting casualties, the state attor- are not bazookas, howitzers, or the law but stayed it for 30 days to Steve Sposato, who lost his wife in a shooting, holds an automatic rifle ney general’s office argued, and bar- machine guns. Those arms are dan- give state Attorney General Rob as Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., left, then San Francisco Mayor Gavin ring them “furthers the state’s gerous and solely useful for military Bonta time to appeal. Newsom, second left, and Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., right, look on at a important public safety interests.” purposes,” his ruling said. “Instead, Gov. Gavin Newsom condemned news conference in San Francisco, on June 29, 2004. A surge in sales of more than 1.16 the firearms deemed ‘assault weap- the decision, calling it “a direct million other types of pistols, rifles ons’ are fairly ordinary, popular, threat to public safety and the lives used for legal reasons. Good for both home and battle,” the and shotguns in the last year — modern.” of innocent Californians, period.” “Like the Swiss Army knife, the judge said in his ruling’s introduc- more than a third of them to likely The judge said despite California’s In his 94-page ruling, the judge popular AR-15 rifle is a perfect com- tion. first-time buyers — show that the ban, there currently are an estimat- spoke favorably of modern weapons bination of home defense weapon That comparison “completely assault weapons ban “has not pre- ed 185,569 assault weapons regis- and said they were overwhelmingly and homeland defense equipment. undermines the credibility of this vented law-abiding citizens in the tered with the state.

Carbon dioxide, from Page 1 emissions and right away.” to try to keep climate carbon dioxide on top of the el and other activity by “Carbon dioxide going up en only 42 years, from 1979 Climate change does more change to below what’s con- Hawaiian mountain Mauna about 7%, earlier studies in a few decades like that is to 2021, to increase carbon than increase temperatures. sidered dangerous levels. Loa in 1958, and he has con- show. But that was too small extremely unusual,” Tans dioxide by that same It makes extreme weather — The one-year jump in car- tinued the work of charting to make a significant differ- said. “For example, when amount. storms, wildfires, floods and bon dioxide was not a the now famous Keeling ence. Carbon dioxide can the Earth climbed out of the “The world is approaching droughts — worse and more record, mainly because of a Curve. stay in the air for 1,000 last ice age, carbon dioxide the point where exceeding frequent and causes oceans La Nina weather pattern, Scripps, which calculates years or more, so year-to- increased by about 80 parts the Paris targets and enter- to rise and get more acidic, when parts of the Pacific the numbers slightly differ- year changes in emissions per million and it took the ing a climate danger zone studies show. There are also temporarily cool, said ently based on time and don’t register much. Earth system, the natural becomes almost inevitable,” health effects, including Scripps Institution of Ocean- averaging, said the peak in The 10-year average rate system, 6,000 years. We said Princeton University heat deaths and increased ography geochemist Ralph May was 418.9. of increase also set a record, have a much larger increase climate scientist Michael pollen. In 2015, countries Keeling. Keeling’s father Also, pandemic lockdowns now up to 2.4 parts per mil- in the last few decades.” Oppenheimer, who wasn’t signed the Paris agreement started the monitoring of slowed transportation, trav- lion per year. By comparison, it has tak- part of the research.

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Page 6, Livingston Enterprise Monday, June 7, 2021 Jeff Bezos riding his own rocket in July, joining first crew to fly

(AP) — Jeff Bezos will with the capsule reaching an ride his own rocket into altitude of 66 miles (106 kilo- space next month, joining meters). Before liftoff, a the first crew to fly in a mock crew strapped into the Blue Origin capsule. capsule for practice, then T h e A m a z o n f o u n d e r hopped out, paving the way announced Monday he will for the upcoming flight with launch July 20 from Texas passengers on board. along with his firefighter The company’s launch and brother Mark. Also making landing site is in remote the 10-minute up-and-down west Texas, 120 miles south- hop will be the highest bid- east of El Paso and close to der in a charity auction. the Mexican border. After Bezos is stepping down as the capsule separates, the Amazon’s CEO on July 5 — rocket lands upright, to be just 15 days before liftoff — used again. The capsule, also to spend more time on his reusable, descends under space company as well as parachutes. his newspaper, The Washing- For its first crew launch, ton Post. His stake in Ama- the company chose the 52nd zon is currently worth $164 anniversary of the Apollo 11 AP billion. AP moon landing by Neil Arm- Soviet war veteran David Dushman, 92, center, speaks to “To see the Earth from Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos speaks at the Amazon re:MARS strong and Buzz Aldrin. It people holding Ukrainian flags as he attends a wreath lay- space, it changes you. It convention, in Las Vegas. on Sunday. also used a space anniversa- ing ceremony at the Russian War Memorial in the Tiergar- changes your relationship ry in May to announce an ten district of Berlin, Germany on May 8, 2015. with this planet, with online auction for a seat on humanity. It’s one Earth,” tourism business. The com- Branson also plans to launch the flight — the 60th anni- Bezos, 57, said in an Insta- pany has yet to start selling aboard his own rocket later versary of the first U.S. Last of Soviet soldiers who gram post. “I want to go on tickets to the public or even this year, after one more test spaceflight by Mercury this flight because it’s a to announce a ticket price flight over New Mexico. astronaut Alan Shepard, for thing I’ve wanted to do all for the short trips, which SpaceX’s Elon Musk — who’s whom the rocket is named. liberated Auschwitz dies at 98 provide about three minutes transported 10 astronauts to my life. It’s an adventure. The current high bid is BERLIN (AP) — David deported there from all over It’s a big deal for me.” of weightlessness. The cap- the International Space Sta- $2.8 million. The auction will sule can hold six people, tion and already sold private Dushman, the last surviving Europe, were murdered by Bezos said he invited his conclude Saturday, with the Soviet soldier involved in the the Nazis at Auschwitz- younger brother — his best each with their own large flights — has yet to commit winning amount donated to window. The company hasn’t to a spaceflight. liberation of the Nazi death Birkenau between 1940 and friend — to share the jour- Club for the Future, Blue camp at Auschwitz, has died. 1945. ney and make it even more said who might occupy the Blue Origin successfully Origin’s education founda- remaining three seats on the completed the 15th test He was 98. Dushman earlier took part “meaningful.” tion. Nearly 6,000 people The Jewish Community of in some of the bloodiest mili- The flight will officially debut passenger flight. flight of its reusable New from 143 countries have tak- Virgin Galactic’s Richard Shepard rocket in April, Munich and Upper Bavaria tary encounters of World kick off Blue Origin’s space en part in the auction. said Sunday that Dushman War II, including the battles had died at a Munich hospi- of Stalingrad and Kursk. He tal on Saturday. was seriously wounded three “Every witness to history times but survived the war, GOP aims to revive Fauci attacks after email trove released who passes on is a loss, but one of just 69 soldiers in his WASHINGTON (AP) — Dr. Anthony new president. So far, Biden has source of the virus. saying farewell to David 12,000-strong division. Fauci has been a political lightning rod enjoyed widespread job approval, In one email, from Feb. 1 of last year, Dushman is particularly His father — a former mil- since the early days of the pandemic, buoyed by the public’s broad backing Kristian Andersen, a researcher at the painful,” said Charlotte Kno- itary doctor— was mean- lionized by the left and villainized by of his handling of the pandemic, which Scripps Research Institute, wrote to bloch, a former head of Ger- while imprisoned and later the right. 71% of Americans support, according Fauci, the longtime director of the U.S. many’s Central Council of died in a Soviet punishment But with the release of a trove of to a recent Associated Press-NORC National Institute of Allergy and Infec- Jews. “Dushman was right camp after falling victim to Fauci’s emails this past week, Republi- Center for Public Affairs Research tious Diseases, about ongoing efforts to on the front lines when the one of Josef Stalin’s purges. cans’ political attacks on the nation’s poll. decipher the origin of the novel corona- National Socialists’ machin- After the war, Dushman top government infectious-diseases Fauci, who has a security detail virus. e r y o f m u r d e r w a s helped train the Soviet expert have gone into overdrive. because of ongoing threats and who did At the time, the lab leak hypothesis destroyed.” Union’s women’s national On conservative news channels, Pres- not respond to a request for comment was largely dismissed by experts. It has As a young Red Army sol- fencing team for four ident Joe Biden’s pandemic adviser has for this story, has repeatedly defended recently gained traction, though the ori- dier, Dushman flattened the decades and witnessed the been baselessly pilloried as a liar who his work, saying he received thousands gins of the virus remain unknown. forbidding electric fence attack by eight Palestinian misled the American people about the of emails and has never ruled out any “The unusual features of the virus around the notorious Nazi terrorists on the Israeli team origins of COVID-19 to protect the Chi- theory. make up a really small part of the death camp with his T-34 at the 1972 Munich Olym- nese government. There’s no evidence “I still believe the most likely origin genome (0.1%) so one has to look really tank on Jan. 27, 1945. pics, which resulted in the of wrongdoing, but Republican calls for is from an animal species to a human, closely at all the sequences to see that He admitted that he and deaths of 11 Israelis, five of his resignation have grown louder, as but I keep an absolutely open mind that some of the features (potentially) look his comrades didn’t immedi- the Palestinians and a Ger- have demands for new investigations if there may be other origins of that, engineered,” Andersen wrote. He said ately realize the full magni- man policeman. into the origins of the virus. there may be another reason, it could he and his colleagues “all find the tude of what had happened Later in life, Dushman vis- “Given what we know now, I don’t have been a lab leak,” Fauci said Thurs- genome inconsistent with expectations in Auschwitz. ited schools to tell students know how anyone can have confidence day on CNN. from evolutionary theory. But,” he add- “Skeletons everywhere,” about the war and the hor- that he should remain in a position of The doctor’s newly released emails, ed, “we have to look at this much more he recalled in a 2015 inter- rors of the Holocaust. He public trust and authority,” said Repub- which span the early days of the pan- closely and there are still further analy- view with Munich newspa- also regularly dusted off his lican Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri, a demic and were obtained by BuzzFeed ses to be done, so those opinions could per Sueddeutsche Zeitung. military medals to partici- potential presidential hopeful who is News and The Washington Post, show still change.” “They stumbled out of the pate in veterans gatherings. calling for Fauci’s resignation and a no evidence of any kind of coverup By the next month, it turned out, they barracks, they sat and lay “Dushman was a legend- full congressional inquiry. about the origin of the virus. Indeed, had. He and his colleagues published an among the dead. Terrible. ary fencing coach and the The political moves by Republicans many of the discussions reflect the sci- article in Nature Medicine in which We threw them all of our last living liberator of the represent a new effort to find a reliable ence at the time. But Republicans, they concluded that it was “improbable canned food and immediate- Auschwitz concentration foil in the first few months of the Biden including former President Donald that SARS-CoV-2 emerged through labo- ly drove on, to hunt fascists.” camp,” the International administration, as they have struggled Trump, have seized on the emails as ratory manipulation of a related SARS- More than a million peo- Olympic Committee said in a to turn public sentiment against the proof of a conspiracy to obscure the CoV-like coronavirus.” ple, most of them Jews statement.

Polio: When vaccines and re-emergence were just as daunting CINCINNATI (AP) — The era. They are sharing their got on the bandwagon, and we’ve expected them to,” says parents were very scared of,” COVID-19 outbreak. But he COVID-19 pandemic and the memories with today’s young- basically it was eradicated in Joaniko Kochi, director of says Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, and Senate Minority Leader distribution of the vaccines er people as a lesson of hope the United States.” Adelphi University’s Institute now 74. “My dad was a big Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky that will prevent it have sur- for the emergence from COV- In the late 1940s and early for Parenting. “We adapt, and baseball fan, but very careful Republican who overcame a faced haunting memories for ID-19. 1950s, before vaccines were our children will have skills not to take me into big crowds childhood case of polio, and Americans who lived through Clyde Wigness, a retired available, polio outbreaks and strengths and resiliencies ... my Dad’s friend thought his others of that time remember an earlier time when the coun- University of Vermont profes- caused more than 15,000 cases that we didn’t have.” son caught it at a Cardinals the importance of developing try was swept by a virus that, sor active in a mentoring pro- of paralysis each year, with While today’s children game.” vaccines and of widespread for so long, appeared to have gram, recently told 13-year- U.S. deaths peaking at 3,145 in learned to stay at home and A 1955 newspaper photo sur- inoculations. no cure or way to prevent it. old Ferris Giroux about the 1952. Outbreaks led to quaran- attend school remotely, wear faced recently showing DeW- Martha Wilson, now 88 and a They were children then. history of polio during their tines and travel restrictions. masks when they went any- ine becoming one of the first student nurse at Indiana Uni- They had friends or class- weekly Zoom call. Families Soon after vaccines became where and frequently use second-graders in Yellow versity in the early 1950s, mates who became wheel- and schools saved coins to widely available, American hand sanitizer, many of their Springs, Ohio, to get a vacci- remembers the nationwide chair-bound or dragged legs contribute to the “March of cases and death tolls plum- grandparents remember nation shot. His future wife, relief when a polio vaccine with braces. Some went to Dimes” to fund anti-polio meted to hundreds a year, childhood summers dominated Fran Struewing, was a class- was developed after years of hospitals to use iron lungs efforts, he recalled, and the then dozens in the 1960s. In by concern about the airborne mate who got hers that day, work. She thinks some people they needed to breathe. Some nation celebrated successful 1979, polio was eradicated in virus, which was also spread too. Sixty-six years later, they today don’t appreciate “how never came home. vaccine tests. the United States. through feces. Some parents got the COVID-19 vaccination rapidly they got a vaccine for Now they are older adults. “As soon as the vaccine “So really, what I would love banned their kids from public shots together. COVID.” She doesn’t take for Again, they find themselves in came out, everybody jumped for people to be reassured swimming pools and neighbor- DeWine, a Republican, has granted returning to the kind what has been one of the hard- on it and got it right away,” about is that there have been hood playgrounds and avoided drawn criticism within the of safer life that allows for est-hit age groups, just as they recounts Wigness, 84, a native lots of times in history when large gatherings. state and his own party for his planning a big family reunion were as children in the polio of Harlan, Iowa. “Everybody things haven’t gone the way “Polio was something my aggressive response to the around Labor Day. Paul lasts against Mayweather in exhibition MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. sions, has said he will not the head and rights to the NEWS OUTSIDE (AP) — Floyd Mayweather Jr. return to competitive boxing. body. outclassed YouTube personal- Instead, he will continue to “He used his weight and the BUBBLE ity Logan Paul but couldn’t tap into the pay-per-view tried to tie me up,” May- stop him inside the distance. market with exhibitions like weather said. Mayweather and Paul his event with Paul. Earlier, former Cincinnati boxed an eight-round exhibi- Post-fight punch stats Bengals wide receiver Chad Share your stories and events with us. tion Sunday night at Hard showed Mayweather com- Johnson boxed a four-round Rock Stadium. With the bout fortably ahead on total and exhibition against multi-com- We want to hear from you. not being scored, no winner power shots. bat sport veteran Brian Max- was declared. After the fight, Paul cele- well. Like the Mayweather- Event? 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Sports Page 7, Livingston Enterprise Monday, June 7, 2021 Pulisic scores in extra time, US beats Mexico 3-2 DENVER (AP) — Christian and it could have been a lot little bit when it takes long Pulisic lifted a trophy for the worse.” for the ref to decide whether second time in eight days, Horvath, who a week earli- it’s a PK or not,” McKennie this time his first for the er played his first interna- said, “and he didn’t lose his United States. tional match since March head. He went with his gut Ethan Horvath, back in 2019, entered in the 69th min- and his instinct and his train- Colorado for the first time in ute, seven minutes after ing.” three or four years, expected starting U.S. goalkeeper Horvath waited to the last to watch the game from the Zack Steffen fell to the moment and dived right to bench and found himself sav- ground, clutching his left bat away the penalty by Mex- ing Andrés Guardado’s penal- knee, after coming off his ico’s captain. ty kick — in the 124th min- line in what seemed to be a “It’s been a tough season ute! routine manner to grab a for him, and to come have a T h e f i r s t C O N C A C A F through pass from Héctor performance like that in his Nations League final turned Herrera that was too far for hometown was the stuff that on an injury and not one or Uriel Antuna . storybooks write about,” Ber- two but three video reviews. “If you’re on the bench as a halter said. “This is the perfect way to keeper, you don’t expect to The U.S. survived an end the year,” Pulisic said come in the game,” said the extended 11 minutes of stop- after his penalty kick in the 25-year-old Horvath, who had page time following the sec- 114th minute led the United about 20 family and friends ond extra period and beat States over Mexico 3-2 Sun- at the match. Mexico in a competitive day night in frantic finale of Jesús Corona put 11th- match for the first time since the first CONCACAF Nations ranked Mexico ahead 62 sec- 2013 following a stretch of League. onds in after a sloppy give- three losses and a draw, gain- Or as U.S. coach Gregg away by defender Mark AP ing confidence ahead of the Berhalter put it: “One of the McKenzie, whose poor pass The United States celebrates a 3-2 win against Mexico in extra time in the CONCACAF start of World Cup qualifying classic, odd U.S.-Mexico into Corona’s path in the U.S. Nations League championship soccer match, Sunday. in September. games.” penalty area allowed the “We’re a young side and we A testy match that was Mexican to break in alone on kick hit a post. half to four in the back. Lozano was given a yellow need to learn how to win,” stopped for about three min- Steffen. Diego Lainez gave Mexico Pulisic, fresh off of win- card for arguing after the Berhalter said. “It’s also utes in second-half stoppage El Tri appeared to go up 2-0 a 2-1 lead in the 79th, one ning the Champions League decision. about the fight and spirit. .. time because of discrimina- in the 24th minute on a head- minute after entering, when with Chelsea on May 29, Pulisic sent the ball to the They really showed the heart tory fan chants at Empower er by an unmarked Héctor he cut inside from Tim Ream made the decisive move upper corner past the left of champions.” Field also was marred by Moreno, but a video review and beat Horvath. McKennie when cut inside the penalty arm of goalkeeper Guillermo Notes: Honduras beat Cos- American attacker Gio Rey- disallowed it for offside after tied the score three minutes area in the 108th minute and Ochoa for his 16th interna- ta Rica 5-4 on penalty kicks na getting hit on the face by Panamanian referee John later with a header from was pulled down by Carlos tional goal. after a 2-2 draw in the third- a thrown object following Pitti consulted VAR. Reyna’s corner kick for his Salcedo. Pitti again did not make a place match. Costa Rica Pulisic’s goal. Reyna, a son of former seventh goal. Pitti did not initially signal call in the 119th minute when goals from Joel Campbell in “Total lack of respect for U.S. captain Claudio Reyna, By then Berhalter had a penalty but consulted a vid- Luis Romo’s header went off the eighth minute and Fran- what’s happening on the field tied the score in the 27th changed tactics. He started eo review and then pointed to the left arm of McKenzie, cisco Calvo in the 85th, and and all effort that both teams minute with his third inter- five defenders that included the spot. Mexico coach Tata whose arm was perhaps only Honduras got goals from are putting into the game,” national goal. The 18-year- Sergiño Dest as a wingback, Martino appeared received slightly outstretched. Anoth- Edwin Rodriguez in the 48th Berhalter said. “I think he’s old kicked in a rebound a formation that could morph red card, apparently for put- er lengthy wait for a video and Alberth Elis in the 80th. going to be OK, but he did after Weston McKennie’s into a 4-3-3, then switched ting a hand on an official dur- review followed. take something to the head, header from Pulisic’s corner midway through the second ing the review, and Hirving “It plays with your head a Serena Williams loses at French Open; Roger Federer withdraws PARIS (AP) — Serena Williams “When I was small, of course, I up with 19 unforced errors and only turns 40 in September. Roger Feder- was watching her matches on TV. So 15 winners. er hits that milestone the month many Grand Slams,” Rybakina said. “I’m so close. There is literally a before. No one knows how many Against Williams, whose right point here, a point there, that could more French Open appearances thigh carried a heavy tape job, change the whole course of the each will make, and this year’s tour- Rybakina hit big, flat serves. She match,” Williams said. “I’m not win- nament ended for both on Sunday. dealt with, but managed to steady, ning those points. That, like, literal- Williams fell way behind and her nerves. She even produced the ly could just change everything.” could not put together a comeback occasional return winner off Wil- Since winning the 2017 Australian against a much younger and less- liams’ speedy and spectacularly Open while pregnant for her most experienced opponent in the fourth gifted serve, breaking her five recent major singles title — No. 23 round at Roland Garros, losing 6-3, times, including in the next-to-last set a record for the professional era 7-5 to Elena Rybakina — who wasn’t game. — Williams has come close to tying even born when the American made “I knew that the serve was going Margaret Court’s all-time mark of her tournament debut in 1998. to be difficult for me to return. 24. That includes four runner-up Asked whether that might have She’s powerful, but I was ready,” finishes at Grand Slam tourna- been her last match at the clay- Rybakina said. “Then, after few ments, most recently against Bian- court major, Williams responded: points, I felt ... comfortable.” ca Andreescu at the 2019 U.S. Open. “Yeah, I’m definitely not thinking Rybakina said she followed her But since then, Williams has been about it at all. I’m definitely think- coach’s strategy of sending shots to beaten twice in semifinals, and once ing just about other things, but not Williams’ backhand side and trying each in the third and fourth rounds. about that.” to stay away from her forehand. Last year at the French Open, she Her defeat came hours after Every time Williams appeared as withdrew before the second round, Federer withdrew, saying he needed if she might turn things around, she citing an injured left Achilles. to let his body recover ahead of could not quite get the momentum Federer, meanwhile, never had Wimbledon after a long third-round fully in her favor. pulled out of a Grand Slam tourna- victory that ended at nearly 1 a.m. Down a quick break in the second ment once he had started competing on Sunday. set, she got to 2-all. Williams then in it until now. Wimbledon — which Federer has was down 4-3 in the second set but Rybakina next will meet Anasta- won eight times and Williams seven AP pulled even again when Rybakina sia Pavlyuchenkova with a semifi- — begins June 28. United States Serena Williams plays a return to Kazakhstan’s Elena sailed a forehand well wide to get nal berth on the line; they’re play- “I’m kind of excited to switch sur- Rybakina during their fourth-round match on day 8 of the French Open broken. ing doubles together and are sched- faces,” Williams said. “Historically tennis tournament at Roland Garros in Paris on Sunday. In the next game, Williams gave uled to play a third-round match in I have done pretty well on grass.” away the opening point when, near that event Monday. Pavlyuchenkova She has won 23 Grand Slam sin- the baseline, she failed to get out of advanced with a 5-7, 6-3, 6-2 victory week after Naomi Osaka pulled out, 2016. gles titles; Federer has won 20. the way of a shot from Rybakina over two-time Australian Open citing a need for a mental health Rybakina is a 21-year-old from They are two of the sport’s greatest that was flying long. Williams champion Victoria Azarenka. break. Kazakhstan who is ranked 22nd. and most popular players, so it was smiled ruefully and leaned over, The other quarterfinal on that Williams has won the French This was just the seventh Grand quite a blow to the tournament, its resting and propping herself up side of the women’s draw is going to Open three times. But the American Slam appearance for Rybakina — TV partners and tennis fans to see with her racket. be Paula Badosa against Tamara hasn’t been past the fourth round in and the first time she ever made it both gone from the French Open Repeatedly one sort of mistake or Zidansek. Neither has been this far Paris since she was the runner-up in so much as past the second round. field one after the other — and a another undid Williams. She ended at a major tournament, either.

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Page 8, Livingston Enterprise Monday, June 7, 2021 India to provide free vaccines to all in major policy shift (AP) — India’s federal government was mounting on his government to surge in infections could be more will provide free coronavirus shots speed up vaccinations and ensure severe and said the administration to any adult starting later this month equity. Last week, the Supreme will build new oxygen production and take back control of the coun- Court called the previous vaccination facilities and expand the capacity of try’s vaccination drive, marred by policy “arbitrary and irrational.” intensive-care units. delays and shortages, Prime Minister India has administered just over In the coastal state of Maharash- Narendra Modi announced Monday. 222 million vaccinations so far and tra, home to the financial hub of The changes reverse a policy less than 5% of the country’s popula- Mumbai and one of the worst-hit launched in April which tasked tion has been fully inoculated. states, malls, movie theaters, restau- states and the private sector with Meanwhile, businesses in two of rants and offices reopened in dis- vaccinating those between the ages India’s largest cities were reopening tricts where the test positivity rate of 18 and 44. The federal government as part of a phased easing of lock- has fallen below 5%. The state’s huge will now procure 75% of all vaccines down measures in several states now rail network will, however, remain directly from the manufacturers and that the number of new infections in closed for the public. provide them to the states for free, the country is on a steady decline. Other Indian cities also started to while the remaining 25% will be pur- India’s capital, New Delhi, allowed gradually lift lockdown rules. chased by the private sector. businesses and shops to reopen with After registering a peak of more Under the earlier policy, the feder- limited hours on Monday and its Met- than 400,000 new cases a day in May, al government gave free shots to ro, which serves the city and adjoin- new infections and deaths have people above 45 years of age and ing areas, resumed operation at 50% declined and the government hopes front-line workers, leaving states capacity. Last week, authorities in the reopening could resuscitate an and private hospitals to administer the capital allowed some manufac- economy that grew at only a 1.6% inoculations to those between 18 and turing and construction activity to annual rate in the January-March 44. resume. quarter. Although most states vaccinated “Now the corona situation is under On Monday, new infections fell to those in this age group for free, they control. The economy must be AP their lowest point in two months. were competing for doses with the brought back on track,” New Delhi A farmer waits for customers at a wholesale market on the outskirts of The 100,636 cases added in the past private sector. Experts say vaccine Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said Arayagraj, in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, India, on June 5, 24 hours pushed India’s total to near- makers reaped more profits by sell- on Sunday. 2021. ly 29 million, second only to the Unit- ing at a higher price to the private The strict lockdown measures had ed States. The Health Ministry said sector, causing many states to scram- been in place since April at the start many parts of the country. is still spreading unchecked through 2,427 more people died in the previ- ble for supplies. of a devastating surge in infections Some health experts fear the India’s villages, where testing and ous 24 hours, driving the overall toll Modi’s announcement in a national- that lasted well into May and over- restrictions are being eased too soon medical care are limited. to 349,186. Both figures are believed ly televised speech came as pressure whelmed health care facilities in and there are concerns that the virus Kejriwal warned that any new to be vast undercounts.

France fines Google for abusing ‘dominant’ ads position Harris says leaders need to

PARIS (AP) — Google is deployed more broadly, some being fined 220 million euros of them globally, Gomri said. restore hope in Guatemala ($268 million) by France’s The French authority’s GUATEMALA CITY (AP) In Guatemala, the coun- antitrust watchdog for abus- investigation was prompted — Vice President Kamala try’s widespread corruption ing its ‘dominant’ position in by complaints from Rupert Harris on Monday empha- will loom over the discus- online advertising. Murdoch’s News Corp., sized the need to restore sions, even as Harris seeks Practices used by the French newspaper group Le hope for residents of North- new agreements with Giam- search engine giant to sell Figaro and Belgium-based ern Triangle countries in mattei to help stem the ads “penalize Google’s com- Rossel La Voix. Le Figaro lat- order to address the spike in migration. petitors” along with publish- er withdrew its complaint. increase in migration from Nongovernmental organi- ers of mobile sites and appli- U.S. tech giants have been the region as she faced the zations placed Guatemala’s cations, the Competition facing intensifying scrutiny first major test of her diplo- widespread corruption at Authority said Monday. It is in Europe and elsewhere matic skills on a three day the top of their list of con- the responsibility of a com- over their business practic- foreign trip meant to stem cerns before Harris’ visit. pany with a dominant market es. Germany became the lat- migration to the U.S. from Last month, two lawyers position to avoid undermin- est country to launch an those countries. who are outspoken critics of ing its competition. investigation of Google, Her comments came at Giammattei’s administra- Google, based in Mountain using stepped up powers to the start of her bilateral tion were arrested on what View, California, did not dis- scrutinize digital giants. meeting with Guatemalan they say were trumped-up pute the facts and opted to The German competition President Alejandro Giam- charges aimed at silencing settle after proposing some watchdog said Friday that it mattei Monday morning. them. changes, according to a pre- was examining whether con- She plans to address every- The selection of judges pared statement from the tracts for news publishers thing from vaccine sharing for Guatemala’s Constitu- Competition Authority. using Google’s News Show- to corruption in the region. tional Court, its highest, The head of the authority, AP case, a licensing platform But in her opening remarks, was mired in influence ped- Isabelle de Silva, said the A woman walks past the logo for Google at the China launched last fall, include she emphasized the need dling and allegations of cor- decision was unprecedented International Import Expo in Shanghai, on Nov. 5, 2018. “unreasonable conditions.” for both leaders to act to ruption. Giammattei picked in the way that it delved into European Union regulators improve the situation on the his chief of staff to fill one the complex algorithmic auc- for publishers to make the gy, notably the platform have also charged Apple with ground for Guatemalans, of the five vacancies. When tions that power Google’s most of their advertising known as Google Ad Manag- stifling competition in music whom she said don’t want to Gloria Porras, a respected online display advertising space,” de Silva said. er. She wrote that commit- streaming, accused Amazon leave their homeland but force against corruption, business. Google France’s legal ments made during negotia- of using data from indepen- are forced to by poor living was elected to a second The fine, along with director, Maria Gomri, said tions would “make it easier dent merchants to unfairly conditions. term, the congress con- Google’s commitment to in a blog post Monday that for publishers to make use of compete against them with “Hope does not exist by trolled by Giammattei’s par- changing its practices, “will Google has been collaborat- data and use our tools with its own products. They are itself, it must be coupled ty refused to seat her. make it possible to re-estab- ing for the past two years other ad technologies.” informally investigating with relationships and trust, “Corruption really does lish a level playing field for with the French watchdog on After tests in the months Google’s data practices for it must be coupled with tan- sap the wealth of any coun- all players, and the ability issues related to ad technolo- ahead, changes will be advertising purposes. gible outcomes in terms of try, and in Central America what we do as leaders to is at a scale where it is a convince people that there large percentage of GDP is a reason to be hopeful across the region,” said spe- about their future and the cial envoy Ricardo Zúñiga, future of their children,” who joined Harris in the she said. meeting with Giammattei. Harris also said the fact “We see corruption as one she chose Guatemala and of the most important root Mexico for her first over- causes to be dealt with.” seas trip was a “reflection Besides her meeting with of the priority President Giammattei on Monday Biden placed on this morning, Harris will partic- region.” She said the two ipate in a roundtable with nations are “interconnected Guatemalan community and and interdependent” and it’s civil society leaders, and in “our collective interest she’ll meet with young inno- that we work together.” vators and entrepreneurs, AP Their meeting came as including a number of Two women embrace at a monument outside the former Kamloops Indian Residential School where flowers, cards and the Biden administration is female entrepreneurs. stuffed animals have been left as part of a growing makeshift memorial to honor the 215 children whose remains have expected to announce new In addressing the root been discovered buried near the facility, Friday. anti-trafficking and smug- causes of migration, Harris gling measures, and hopes has laid out an approach to deliver new anti-corrup- centered on creating better Pope voices ‘pain’ over Canadian deaths, doesn’t apologize tion measures Monday as opportunities and living VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis ted that physical and sexual abuse was Trudeau on Friday blasted the church well, according to a senior conditions in the region on Sunday expressed his pain over the rampant in the schools, with students for being “silent” and “not stepping up,” administration official who through humanitarian and discovery in Canada of the remains of beaten for speaking their native languag- and called on it to formally apologize and spoke on the condition of economic aid. She’s focused 215 Indigenous students of church-run es. to make amends for its prominent role in anonymity to preview many of her public events residential schools and pressed religious Ground-penetrating radar was used to his nation’s former system of church-run announcements before they and listening sessions and political authorities to shed light on confirm the remains of the children at Indigenous residential schools. have been made public. before this visit on work “this sad affair.” But he didn’t offer the the Kamloops Indian Residential School He noted that when he met with Fran- Harris is visiting Guatema- with civil society organiza- apology sought by the Canadian prime in Kamloops, British Columbia, last cis at the Vatican in 2017, he had asked la and Mexico as part of her tions and international busi- minister. month. The school was Canada’s largest him to “move forward on apologizing” role in dealing diplomatical- nesses, which her aides say Francis, in remarks to faithful gath- such facility and was operated by the and on making records available. But, ly with the irregular migra- is an acknowledgement that ered in St. Peter’s Square, also called on Catholic Church between 1890 and 1969. Trudeau said, “we’re still seeing resis- tion to the U.S., and she will the work of improving the the authorities to foster healing but “I am following with pain the news that tance from the church, possibly from the meet with Mexican Presi- situation in the region can- made no reference to Prime Minister arrives from Canada about the upsetting church in Canada.” dent Andrés Manuel López not be done by its govern- Justin Trudeau’s insistence, two days discovery of the remains of 215 chil- Chief Rosanne Casimir of the Obrador on Tuesday. ments alone. earlier, that the Vatican apologize and dren,” Francis said in his customary Sun- Tk’emlups te Secwepemc First Nation in take responsibility. day noon remarks to the public. British Columbia has said her nation From the 19th century until the 1970s, “I join with the Canadian bishops and wants a public apology from the Catholic more than 150,000 Indigenous children the entire Catholic Church in Canada in Church. The Missionary Oblates of Mary were forced to attend state-funded Chris- expressing my closeness to the Canadian Immaculate, which ran nearly half of tian schools, the majority of them run by people traumatized by the shocking Canada’s residential schools, has yet to Roman Catholic missionary congrega- news,’’ Francis said. release any records about the Kamloops tions, in a campaign to assimilate them “This sad discovery adds to the aware- school, she also said. 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The military trapped in the wreckage,” said Umar and rescuers and villagers worked deployed troops, engineers and helicop- Tufail, a police chief in the district. The North of Big Timber throughout the day to search crumpled ters to assist. death toll steadily rose through the day, on Otter Crk. Rd. cars for survivors and the dead. At around 3:30 a.m., the Millat reaching at least 45, according to (406) 932-4195 Cries for help pierced the night as Express train derailed and the Sir Syed Abdullah. passengers climbed out of overturned Express train hit it minutes later, said Abdullah said the chances of finding Mon.-Sat. 9-5:30 Closed Sunday or crushed rail cars, and continued to Usman Abdullah, a deputy commission- any survivors from the badly destroyed echo throughout the day at the scene in er of Ghotki. It wasn’t immediately coach were diminishing, but said light- www.blakenursery.com the district of Ghotki, in the southern clear what caused the derailment, and ing was being brought in so the rescue province of Sindh. Heavy machinery the driver of the second train said he work could continue even during the arrived to cut open some cars, and more braked when he saw the disabled train night, if needed.

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Page 11, Livingston Enterprise Monday, June 7, 2021 Q&A Teach cat tricks? Here’s how Q: I want to teach my cat some Nix chicken kisses tricks. What’s an easy one to start with? to avoid illness A: Contrary to popular opinion, Numbers Tell the Story • Don’t kiss your chicks! Backyard cats take well to training, and one of pet chickens are snuggly, but it’s not the easiest tricks to teach is “down.” Reports claim many ‘pandemic pets’ a good idea to interact with them In fact, you can teach it while you close up. Kissing or hugging chick- and your cat are lounging around. are being returned to shelters. Is it true? ens, especially by young children, Start in an area where your cat By Kim Campbell Thornton is risky behavior that can lead to already likes to nap, such as the sofa Andrews McMeel Syndication salmonella infection. A notice from or your bed. When you see her lying the Centers for Disease Control and down or moving into a down posi- Prevention links 163 cases of illness tion, use a clicker (fearfreehappy- or the past year, people have been gloomily and 34 hospitalizations in 43 states to homes.com/clicker-training-basics) predicting that pets adopted during the to mark the behavior, and reward Fpandemic would be dumped back in close contact with backyard poultry. her with a treat. If you don’t have a shelters when people’s lives started returning According to the CDC, illness can be transmitted by touching backyard clicker, use your voice (fearfreehap- to normal. Let’s run the numbers. pyhomes.com/clickerless-how-to- poultry — or anything in their environ- Organizations such as Shelter Animals Count ment — and then touching the mouth train-your-pet-without-one), saying, and Pethealth collect and publish data from “Good!” followed by a treat. or food, ingesting salmonella germs in The click or the verbal marker more than 1,900 shelters nationwide. Last year the process. Wash hands thoroughly help your cat identify what you saw a substantial decrease — more than 20% — with warm water and soap after han- want her to do, and the treat helps in the number of animals coming into shelters dling chickens. her associate that behavior with across the country, says Brent Toellner, senior good things. director of national programs for Best Friends As she begins to move into a rest- Animal Society. ing position, give a cue — “down” “We tracked it all last year, and then when we — and mark it with a word (“good!”) compared that versus the annualized number or a click. Immediately follow with a reward. The cue helps your cat from our national dataset, which is about 3,600 Shelter Animal Foothills to learn the name of the desired shelters, their numbers held pretty true to what Unless they have special needs, and behavior. Pairing the cue with the we were seeing across the country,” he said. sometimes even if they do, many shelter action of lying down teaches her to Shelter intake started increasing this April. associate the word, the action and But the numbers of pets coming into shelters pets are finding homes quickly. the reward. are below what they were in April 2019, the last have reported, and I have heard from a majority With consistent training, your cat statistically normal year before the pandemic. of organizations that they have not seen this will learn the connection between either.” Backyard poultry such as chick- cause (lying down) and effect (get- Julie K. Levy, the Fran Marino professor of shelter medicine education at the University of In Santa Fe, New Mexico, intake has been ens and ducks can carry salmo- ting a treat). Repeating the sequence nella germs. Florida, says perceptions of the numbers can down about 25% during the pandemic, although of giving the cue, marking the • A guinea pig named Samantha behavior and rewarding it sends be deceptive. it is beginning to increase again, says Santa Marie Buckaroo is doing well after the message that lying down is an “I think some of the confusion has arisen Fe Animal Shelter Executive Director Jennifer chemotherapy for cancer of the lymph action worth performing. because adoption percentages might be up, Steketee, DVM. nodes. Sam, as she’s known, gets Increase the length of time your but because intake was down so much, the “Interest in adoption has been strong lots of petting and treats before treat- cat remains in a “down” by reward- absolute numbers of adoptions and the absolute throughout the last 15 months, although our ment begins. When she’s not receiv- ing her intermittently as she main- tains the position. To let her know numbers of returned adoptions are still well actual adoption numbers are down a bit when ing medical care, Sam enjoys snug- it’s OK to move, teach a release below 2019, even continuing into this current compared to 2019,” she says in an email. “That gling and attending Zoom classes word, such as “free.” year,” she says. is more a function of having fewer animals to with her human mom. So far, her Keep training sessions short — At Calaveras Humane Society in Angels Camp, adopt out and some restrictions in place that lymph nodes appear to be reduced in one to five minutes — and offer California, adoptions have not decreased, and limited our adoption processes than lack of size, and she’s enjoying good quality ample rewards to keep her inter- fewer pets are being relinquished. interest. Despite everyone’s fears that we would of life. It’s rare for guinea pigs to be ested. Find more tricks to teach cats treated for lymphoma, so it’s not yet “Now that we’ve fully reopened with some see a surge in adoption returns post-pandemic, clear how long Sam will survive, but at fearfreehappyhomes.com/3-easy- COVID-19 precautions in place, the intakes on that has not been our experience. In fact, our tricks-to-teach-your-cat. her owners hope that what is learned — Dr. Marty Becker dogs are way down,” says executive director adoption return rate has decreased from 8.3% from her treatment will help other Do you have a pet question? Send it Dee Dee Drake. “We have had zero returns from (year-to-date) in 2019 to 7.5% (year-to-date) animals in the future. to [email protected] or adoptions during the COVID-19 period. The in 2021.” • We can often tell when our animals visit Facebook.com/DrMartyBecker. demand is still super-high to adopt, and places In a tweet, the Kansas Humane Society in are happy, but do they actually laugh? that we’ve transferred pets from in the past Wichita reports, “We are not seeing any higher In certain mammals, vocalizations About Pet Connection don’t need us to because they’re able to do their number of returns or intakes due to people greatly resemble laughter. Recently, a Pet Connection is produced by a team of pet care own adoptions easily right now.” returning to work.” Its 2021 intake and adoption team of researchers, whose work was experts headed by “The Dr. Oz Show” veterinar- published in the journal Bioacoustics, ian Dr. Marty Becker, founder of the Fear Free Intakes are down and adoptions are up at numbers are similar to those in 2019. organization and author of many best-selling pet Foothills Animal Shelter in Golden, Colorado. “When you look at the data, both from Shelter identified 65 species that appeared to care books, and award-winning journalist Kim laugh during play. Most were mam- Campbell Thornton. Joining them Local stray and owner surrenders have Animals Count and from Pethealth, you see is behavior consultant and lead mals, but they also included some animal trainer for Fear Free Pets decreased at the shelter, which has an overall nationally that returns are down over 2019 both birds. Sounds of playful laughter Mikkel Becker. Dr. Becker can live release rate of 95%. in total numbers and in percent of adoptions,” were made by most primate species, be found at Facebook.com/ DrMartyBecker or on Twitter at “Demand for adoptions continues to be strong, Levy says. “It’s common for 5% to 10% of including vervet monkeys, chimpan- DrMartyBecker. Kim Campbell and we, along with the majority of rescues adoptions not to work out because it’s not the zees, gorillas and baboons; rats; and Thornton is at Facebook.com/ dolphins; as well as two bird species: KimCampbellThornton and and shelters in Colorado, transfer in animals right match. So far, the usual trends are playing on Twitter at kkcthornton. to meet the public demand,” says executive out, and adopters are being just as thoughtful kea parrots and Australian magpies. Mikkel Becker is at Facebook. director Connie Howard. “We have not seen and committed as they always have been about — Dr. Marty Becker, Kim Campbell com/MikkelBecker and on Thornton and Mikkel Becker Twitter at MikkelBecker. any increase in returns as some media outlets acquiring a new pet.” –––––––––––– Pet Connection is brought to you by ther Stafford Animal Shelter: www.staffordanimalshelter.org –––––––––––– Weather Page 12, Livingston Enterprise Monday, June 7, 2021 Livingston Area 5-Day Forecast National Weather Tonight Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Forecast map for June 8, 2021

Partly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Few Showers Mostly Sunny Precip Chance: 5% Precip Chance: 15% 51 82 50 86 52 75 42 76 46 Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds: 8-14 mph E 8-15 mph E 7-17 mph SSE 10-21 mph SSW 13-15 mph SW Livingston Outlook Montana Weather Tonight, expect partly cloudy skies with an overnight low of 51. East wind 8 to 14 Libby Cut Bank Havre Glasgow mph. The record low temperature for 41/78 43/68 47/78 53/85 tonight is 30 set in 1946. Kalispell Great Falls 45/73 49/76 Sidney 54/88 Livingston Statistics Missoula Lewistown As recorded through yesterday. 49/76 Glendive 46/78 Helena For latest weather updates: www.UpdatedWx.com/LE Temperatures 49/76 57/90 .High . . . .yesterday ...... 71...... Butte ...... Tomorrow Wednesday Tomorrow Wednesday LIVINGSTON .Low . . . .yesterday ...... 44...... 46/74 ...... Miles City City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx 51/82 Billings .Record ...... high ...... 90 . . in. . 1977...... 59/93 Anchorage 54 45 sh 55 46 cl Los Angeles 71 59 pc 77 57 pc Bozeman 57/85 .Record ...... low ...... 30 . . in. . 1943...... Atlanta 84 69 sh 86 70 t New York 82 70 t 87 71 t 52/81 Red Lodge Broadus Precipitation (as of 4 p.m.) Boston 92 71 t 87 64 t Phoenix 99 75 s 103 76 pc West 51/74 59/95 .Yesterday ...... 0.00" ...... Chicago 80 67 t 76 66 t Salt Lake City 90 65 pc 93 56 s Yellowstone .Month . . . . . to. . date...... 0.12" ...... Shown is tomorrow's weather. Temperatures are Dallas 90 74 t 92 75 mc Seattle 66 50 sh 67 49 sh 45/76 .Normal ...... for. . .month ...... 0.62" ...... tonight's lows and tomorrow's highs. Denver 94 58 s 93 60 s Washington, D.C. 90 72 sh 91 73 sh .Year . . . .to . .date ...... 5.52" ...... Tomorrow Wednesday Tomorrow Wednesday Legend: Wx-weather, s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, cl-cloudy, sh-showers, .Normal ...... year. . . . to. . date...... 6.21" ...... City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx City Hi Lo Wx Hi Lo Wx t-thunderstorms, ra-rain, fl-flurries, rs-rain/snow, sn-snow, i-ice, w-windy, R-Record. .Average ...... Humidity ...... 45% ...... Belgrade ...... 82 . . .48 . . . mc . . . 86. . . . 49 . . . pc Havre 78 52 t 81 53 sh .Barometer ...... (noon)...... 29.83" ...... (falling) ...... Billings ...... 85 . . .56 . . . mc . . . 92. . . . 58 . . . s Helena 76 51 t 80 50 sh Wind Sock Bozeman 81 50 mc 85 51 pc Kalispell 73 49 mc 69 47 sh Peak gust for Butte 74 46 t 73 45 t Lewistown 76 50 mc 82 51 sh last 24 hours: Dillon 80 46 sh 79 45 pc Miles City 93 61 t 90 65 s 43 mph Glasgow 85 58 t 86 60 pc Missoula 78 51 mc 73 47 sh (Recorded at Glendive 90 62 t 89 63 s Sidney 88 61 t 86 60 sh Mission Field) Great Falls 76 51 t 78 50 sh W. Yellowstone 76 43 mc 79 44 s Yellowstone River Sun and Moon Moon Phases Depth...... (at . . Carter's . . . . . Bridge)...... 6.81. . . . ft...... Sunset ...... tonight...... 9:09...... p.m...... New ...... First...... Full ...... Last. . . . .Current ...... flow...... 14,500...... ft3/sec...... Sunrise ...... tomorrow ...... 5:33...... a.m...... 106 S. Main Street, Livingston ð Mon-Sat 10-6 ð Sun 11-3 .77-year ...... average...... 13,700...... ft3/sec...... Moonrise ...... tomorrow ...... 4:33...... a.m...... Temperature ...... 48...... Moonset ...... tomorrow ...... 7:45...... p.m...... 6/10 ...... 6/17 ...... 6/24 ...... 7/1 . . . 406-333-2412 ð [email protected] High court won’t review men-only draft registration law WASHINGTON (AP) — Liberties Union’s Women’s in combat. Two years later, The Supreme Court on Mon- Rights Project, who had the department said all mili- day said it won’t take up a urged the court to take up tary roles would be open to case that asked it to decide the issue, said that requiring women without exception. whether it’s sex discrimina- men to register imposes a Just last year, a congres- tion for the government to “serious burden on men sional commission concluded require only men to register that’s not being imposed on that the “time is right” to for the draft when they turn women.” extend the obligation to reg- 18. Men who do not register ister to women. Sotomayor In a statement, three jus- can lose eligibility for stu- pointed to that report in not- tices said Congress is weigh- dent loans and civil service ing Congress is studying the ing whether to change the jobs, and failing to register issue. Military Selective Service is also a felony punishable The Biden administration Act, which requires men but by a fine of up to $250,000 had urged the justices not to not women to register for and five years in prison. But take the case and to let Con- the draft. They said that was Tabacco Mar said the male- gress instead tackle the a reason for the court not to only requirement does more issue. Administration law- take the case. than that. yers wrote in a brief that any “It remains to be seen, of “It’s also sending a tremen- “reconsideration of the con- course, whether Congress dously harmful message that stitutionality of the male- will end gender-based regis- women are less fit than men only registration require- tration under the Military to serve their country in this ment ... would be premature Selective Act. But at least particular way and converse- at this time” because Con- for now, the Court’s long- ly that men are less fit than gress is “actively consider- standing deference to Con- women to stay home as care- AP ing” the issue. gress on matters of national givers in the event of an Army 1st Lt. Shaye Haver, center, and Capt. Kristen Griest, right, pose for photos with other The case is National Coali- defense and military affairs armed conflict. We think female West Point alumni after an Army Ranger school graduation ceremony at Fort Ben- tion For Men v. Selective cautions against granting those stereotypes demean ning, Ga., on Aug. 21, 2015. Service System, 20-928. review while Congress both men and women,” said actively weighs the issue,” Mar, who represents the distinctions in cases about Justice Sonia Sotomayor National Coalition For Men other areas of the law. Many wrote in a statement for her- and two individual men chal- of those cases were brought self, Justice Stephen Breyer lenging the law. by the founding director of and Justice Brett Kavana- Even if the draft is never the ACLU’s Women’s Rights ugh. used again, retaining the Project, Ruth Bader Gins- The question of whether men-only requirement sends burg, who became a justice it’s unconstitutional to a “really damaging mes- in 1993. REACH require men but not women sage,” she said. The last time the high to register could be viewed A group of retired senior court considered the Mili- as one with little practical military officers and the tary Selective Service Act, impact. The last time there National Organization for then-Justice William the 406 was a draft was during the Women Foundation were Rehnquist explained that the Vietnam War, and the mili- among those that had urged purpose of registration “was Print tary has been all-volunteer the court to take the case. to prepare for a draft of since. But the registration The issue of who has to combat troops.” He said that requirement is one of the register for the draft has because women could not few remaining places where been to the court before. In serve in combat, the law was Your business can have an ad this size federal law treats men and 1981, the court voted 6-3 to not unlawful sex discrimina- in print in 63 different Montana newspapers... women differently, and wom- uphold the men-only regis- tion that violated the Consti- en’s groups are among those tration requirement. At the tution. arguing that allowing it to time, the decision was some- But military policy has stand is harmful. thing of an outlier because changed. In 2013, the .00 Ria Tabacco Mar, the direc- the court was regularly Department of Defense lift- for only $406 tor of the American Civil invalidating gender-based ed the ban on women serving You'll reach 400,000 potential new customers 2 arrested in Ca. road rage killing of 6-year-old with the Statewide Display Advertising Program. SANTA ANA, Calif. 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Marcus Anthony Eriz, 24, she responded with a hand ing justice served.” We work with partner and Wynne Lee, 23, were gesture and the car slipped The arrests came a day detained Sunday outside a in behind her and someone after the memorial service JOIN MONTANA’S EFFECTIVE newspapers and the home in Costa Mesa south of inside fired a shot through for Leos, who was remem- Statewide Online Advertising Program (SOAP) Montana Newspaper Los Angeles, the California the rear of her car. bered as a child with a vocab- Association to send your mes- Highway Patrol said in a A reward offered for infor- ulary beyond his years who statement. mation leading to an arrest exuded warmth and tender- sage statewide from right here. “They are expected to be had grown to at least ness. charged with murder,” a $500,000, Southern California “He gave us such joy, giv- , Contact your Ad Rep at the highway patrol news release News Group reported. ing us purpose to our life. I 250000 said. It wasn’t known Mon- “On behalf of Border Divi- felt so honored to be Aiden’s IMPRESSIONS FOR Enterprise for details. (406) 222-2000 day if they have attorneys sion Chief Omar Watson, and mommy,” his mother, Joanna • who could speak on their the Santa Ana Area, we are Cloonan, said during the ser- , [email protected] behalf. deeply grateful for the pro- vice Saturday. $1 499 Aiden Leos was fatally shot fessionalism and tireless Eriz and Lee were being in the abdomen on May 21 commitment of our investi- held in an Orange County jail while seated in the back seat gators who have worked on for lack of $1 million bail of a car driven by his mother, this case from day one to each, online jail records Joanna Cloonan in the city of find those responsible for show. Their relationship was Orange. Aiden’s death,” California not immediately known.