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DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, December 4, 2019 Few snow showers yourdailyglobe.com | High: 28 | Low: 22 | Details, page 2 Wisconsin man SNOW MUCH FUN gets prison for Marenisco home invasion By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] BESSEMER – A Wisconsin man will serve more than six years in prison for his role in a 2018 home invasion in Marenis- co Township after he was sen- tenced in Gogebic County Cir- cuit Court Tuesday. Brandon Scott Luter, 32, of New London, Wis., was sen- tenced to between 6 years, 6 months and 20 years in prison for first degree home invasion and between 2 and 5 years in prison for receiving and conceal- ing stolen property. The two sentences will be served at the same time. “The offense is of a very seri- ous nature – perhaps one of the more serious crimes this court has seen, involving not only a breach of a person’s safety and security in their own home, but something terrifying, threaten- ing (and) causing physical Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe injuries to the victim of a serious A CITY of Hurley Department of Public Works crew clears snow downtown along U.S. 51 Tuesday morning. nature,” Circuit Judge Michael Pope said, prior to imposing the sentence. “Something that was, frankly, just horrific that these individuals engaged in this type of conduct.” Sheriff says weather warnings Luter pleaded guilty to the two charges in September as part of a plea that had charges of armed robbery, conspiracy to resulted in fewer mishaps commit armed robbery, unlawful imprisonment and possessing a By TOM LAVENTURE storm of Nov. 27-28, he said. The calls most- the storm likely kept people safely off the firearm while committing a [email protected] ly involved cars in the ditch and downed roads during the worst part of the storm.” felony dismissed Tuesday. The HURLEY, Wis. – The Iron County Sher- power lines, he said. The number of reported calls to law agreement also required Prose- iff’s Department responded to multiple Deputies responded to eight weather- enforcement by people being stuck does not cutor Nick Jacobs to recommend weather-related events during the two winter related calls during the second storm, he reflect the actual amount of assistance that a sentence at the low end of the storms on the week of Thanksgiving, accord- said. Most of these calls were also cars in the deputies provided during these storms, he state’s recommended guidelines ing to a statement Tuesday from Sheriff Paul ditch, he said. said. During the first storm there were of 6 years, 6 months in prison to Samardich. “The fact that the worst part of the (sec- deputies tied up for three hours shutting over 10 years in prison for the “The best thing that saved us over the ond) storm hit the area overnight on Satur- down U.S. 2 near Clement Road in Saxon home invasion charge. weekend was the fact that the storm was day may have reduced the number of people until a semi truck that had jackknifed was Jacobs reiterated Tuesday the broadcast a week in advance and with the traveling in the poor conditions and as such, cleared. plea agreement was reached with delay of the storm actually getting here,” resulted in fewer calls,” Samardich said. “The Deputies also stood by where power lines the consent of the victim in the Samardich said. advanced warning of the storm’s severity Deputies responded to approximately 15 from meteorologists, along with advisories calls for service that were related to the first from law enforcement against travel during INVASION — page 5 WEATHER — page 5 Troopers concerned about scams By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] WAKEFIELD – The Michigan State Police say they are con- cerned about a recent rise in area residents falling victim to scams. People most often call law P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe enforcement about a possible DURING THEIR Tuesday evening meeting, members of the Wakefield Township Board of Trustees listen as Chairman John Cox, cen- scam, and they should, said Det. ter, addresses them. From left are Trustee Jerry Niemi, Treasurer Joan Dalman, Cox, Clerk Mandy Lake and Trustee Jim Spencer. Sgt. Glenn Gauthier of the MSP Wakefield Post. Unfortunately, more people recently are calling Wakefield board discusses snowmobile noise complaints after having been scammed for hundreds or thousands of dol- By P.J. GLISSON cles. division residents. “that’s when it’s the worst.” lars, he said. [email protected] According to Township Cox reported to the board Trustee Jerry Niemi said sub- “We get quite a few calls from WAKEFIELD – Snowmobile Supervisor John Cox, that’s that Indianhead officials are division residents need to have citizens regarding scams,” Gau- season in Gogebic County start- because “trail can” exhausts, working on a cost estimate of the problem resolved because thier said. “People from all walks ed on Sunday, and it is expected which increase the racket, are signs to be placed at each end of there are no options to reroute of life and all education levels to start in Iron County on Thurs- popular with certain riders, the subdivision. He said the snowmobile trails to a different have been unfortunate victims.” day at 8 a.m. especially the younger crowd. signs will alert riders that the geographical area. It is heartbreaking to see peo- That means drivers of such Cox said noise has become a area will be subject to “noise Cox added that it also might ple being scammed for substan- machines have months of riding serious issue for the Apache enforcement” rulings. be possible to abate the prob- tial amounts of money, he said. ahead until trails close in the Drive subdivision, which is next The supervisor said the lem to some degree by encour- People are losing life savings and spring. to Big Snow Resort’s Indianhead Michigan Department of Natural aging high snow banks to act as even taking out loans because of On Tuesday evening, howev- Mountain in the township. Resources also will send person- sound buffers near the subdivi- scams, he said. er, members of the Wakefield A snowmobile trail next to nel, as needed, to crack down on sion. “We listen to what their story Township Board of Trustees the subdivision attracts drivers people disturbing the peace. Supervisor Steve Hamilton, is,” Gauthier said. “But it’s too were reminded not everyone at all hours of the night, and Cox said it is especially appreciates the noise associated some of them are causing regu- important to have DNR moni- with the operation of these vehi- lar complaints of noise from sub- tors during holiday seasons as NOISE — page 5 SCAM — page 5 TODAY INDEX Few snow showers — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Tuesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 101, No. 12 High 30 High 59 (1998) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 20 Low -16 (1972) Tuesday .5 in. Snow depth 20 in. Obituaries ...... 7 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 56.5 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 25 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 42.9 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low 16 Tuesday 0.07 in. l 2 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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Democrats, they argue, $ “The evidence that we putting his interests above just want to undo the 2016 17,500 have found is really quite the nation. election. overwhelming that the Based on two months of For Republicans falling president used the power investigation sparked by a in line behind Trump, the DHS may require US citizens of his office to secure polit- still-anonymous govern- inquiry is simply a “hoax.” ical favors and abuse the ment whistleblower’s com- Trump criticized the trust American people put plaint, the report relies House for pushing forward be photographed at airports in him and jeopardize our heavily on testimony from with the proceedings while security,” Intelligence Com- current and former U.S. he was overseas, a breach DALLAS (AP) – Federal He said a recent data of their desire to expand mittee Chairman Adam officials who defied White of political decorum that officials are considering breach at Customs and the use of biometrics, Schiff, D-Calif., told The House orders not to appear. traditionally leaves parti- requiring that all travelers Border Protection shows which they say could iden- Associated Press. The inquiry found that san differences at the – including American citi- that Homeland Security tify potential terrorists and “It was a difficult deci- Trump “solicited the inter- water’s edge. zens – be photographed as can’t be trusted with the prevent fraudulent use of sion to go down this road, ference of a foreign govern- House GOP Leader they enter or leave the information. travel documents. because it’s so consequen- ment, Ukraine, to benefit his Kevin McCarthy called on country as part of an iden- Facial recognition is Homeland Security tial for the country,” he reelection,” Schiff wrote in Democrats to end the tification system using being tested by several air- announced the possibility said. But “the president the report’s preface. In impeachment “nightmare.” facial-recognition technolo- lines at a number of U.S. of expanding biometrics to was the author of his own doing so, the president He said, “They’re concerned gy. airports. American citizens U.S. citizens in a recent, impeachment inquiry by “sought to undermine the if they do not impeach this The Department of are allowed to opt out of brief filing. A spokesman repeatedly seeking foreign integrity of the U.S. presi- president they cant beat him Homeland Security says it being photographed, for U.S. Customs and Bor- help in his election cam- dential election process, and in an election.” expects to publish a pro- although a 2017 audit by a der Protection, part of paigns.” endangered U.S. national The report will lay the posed rule next July. Offi- federal watchdog agency Homeland Security, said Schiff added: “Ameri- security,” the report said. foundation for the Judicia- cials did not respond to found that few U.S. travel- there would be a chance for cans need to understand When Congress began ry Committee to assess requests for more details. ers exercised that right – the public to comment on that this president is investigating, it added, potential articles of Critics are already rais- barely more than one per any change in regulations. putting his personal politi- Trump obstructed the inves- impeachment, presenting a ing objections. flight. In a November 2018 cal interests above theirs. tigation like no other presi- history-making test of Sen. Edward Markey, D- Federal law requires report, Homeland Security And that it’s endangering dent in history. political judgment with a Mass., said Tuesday he will Homeland Security to put said facial recognition is the country.” Along with revelations case that is dividing introduce legislation to into place a system to use the best biometric In a statement, White from earlier testimony, the Congress and the country. block the plan and prohib- biometrics to confirm the approach at borders it U.S. citizens from being identity of international because it can be done forced to provide facial- travelers. Government offi- quickly and “with a high Lingering snowstorm wreaks havoc on Boston commute recognition information. cials have made no secret degree of accuracy.” The BOSTON (AP) – A long- travel and closing schools. downtown Boston station. agency said privacy risks lasting snowstorm hit The wintry weather that The 23-year-old Melrose “are mostly mitigated.” Pho- much of New England at moved into the region Sun- resident still had a few tos used to match Ameri- the height of the morning day night brought more more stops, a transfer and cans to their identities are commute Tuesday and con- than 2 feet of snow to parts another subway ride to deleted within 12 hours, tinued to hang around for of upstate New York, west- look forward to. So, as pas- according to the report. most of the day, snarling ern Massachusetts and Ver- sengers were being shuf- mont on Tuesday, accord- fled off the train and out of ing to tallies from the the station, Franco pulled # # National Weather Service. out her phone to dash off THIS DAY Boston and other an email to her colleagues. coastal communities in “At this point, I’m just IN HISTORY Massachusetts, Rhode going to turn around and December 4 Island and Connecticut head back home,” she said. saw less than 6 inches of “I didn’t want to go in • 1843 Manila paper (made from sails, canvas snow, but its arrival just today anyway.” and rope) patented in Massachusetts before the rush hour com- The rest of the work • 1927 Duke Ellington opens at the Cotton Club in mute could hardly have week is expected to be Harlem been worse. slightly colder than nor- At one point, a jack- mal, with temperatures in • 1945 Senate approves US participation in knifed tractor-trailer the Boston-area hovering United Nations blocked all southbound around the mid-30 • 1976 Actress Elizabeth Taylor (44) marries for the lanes on Interstate 95 just degrees, according to the 7th time to politician John Warner (49) south of Boston, causing National Weather Service. backups. Parts of New England The Boston region’s might also see light rain or Today’s History was sponsored by much-maligned transit sys- even snow Friday night. tem also lived up to its rep- Tuesday’s snowstorm utation, with mechanical was related to the system problems, power outages, that pummeled parts of the Liquor Store and other equipment fail- West and Midwest over the Hwy. 51, Hurley, Wisconsin 715-561-3252 ures causing delays on long Thanksgiving week- multiple lines and frustrat- end. Duluth, Minnesota, BLACK BOX ing commuters. got over 21 inches of snow, Hamm’s & Leigh Franco was about and blizzard conditions Wines Hamm’s an hour into her ride to her closed major highways in 3.0L Light job in Cambridge when her Wyoming and Colorado. 30pk subway train started spew- In New England, scores $ 99 everyday $ 49no deposit ing smoke and sparks of school districts closed 16 low prices 11 cans before breaking down in a for a second straight day. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019 3 Boulder Junction prepares ERWIN TOWNSHIP for December ‘Art in the Library’ exhibit BOULDER JUNCTION, an international gymnastic Quilt Show; Destin, Wis. – The Boulder Junc- judge and served 16 years Quilt Show; Ladies of Lakes tion Public Library wel- on the United States execu- Quilt Show in Minocqua; comes the public to view tive board for the National and Boulder Junction their December “Art in the Association of Women’s Library Art Show. Glennes Library” exhibit. The Gymnastic Judges. Moving and her daughter, Mikii Lea Library selected Mary Van six times with husband Opahle, were honored to Grinsven and Glennes Greg’s career at John Deere, have a month long “Mother Youngbauer who are both she was able to share her Daughter” Exhibit at the award-winning quilters who love of quilting with many Portage Museum in 2008. call Boulder Junction others in various parts of Glennes’ quilts have “home.” Their fiber art the U.S. and Canada. received many awards for quilts will be on display in Mary is currently a mem- excellence, as well as one of the Reading Room, above ber of a local quilt group her quilts being selected to the photocopier and in the called the “Material Girls” be used in an American Children’s Area during regu- and enjoys quilting in the Quilters Society Quilt Calen- lar library hours. Northwoods. She also leads dar. Glennes is currently an Mary Van Grinsven the artistic efforts at St. active member of Ladies Of P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe JUST BEFORE A rush of customers, Joy (Hautanen) Pelissero, secretary-treasurer of began quilting in 1983 Anne Church in Boulder The Lakes Quilt Guild the Erwin Township Historical Society, straightens up plates of delectable treats at when a friend asked if she Junction and can be found which meets the 1st & 3rd last Saturday’s bake and wreath sale for the society. The event was at the Erwin wanted to take a beginning volunteering in several orga- Tuesday of the month at Township Hall. quilt class together. Starting nizations in our community. Hiawatha Estate Center in with baby quilts and then Glennes Youngbauer has Woodruff. quilts for every bed in her been quilting for 30 years; Applications are being Briefs house, quilting blossomed however, she has been accepted for future monthly into a lifelong love of fabric, sewing since age 8. She has “Art in the Library” Garbage service Ordering will start at approaches, the Aspirus color and design. In the enjoyed creating quilted exhibits. The application schedule shifts for noon at the Elk and Hound Ironwood Auxiliary invites early 90’s, Mary began to items for her home, friends, form is available in the Christmas Restaurant in Ironwood. the public to participate in teach quilt classes and by gift items and charitable library or on the library For more information, the annual lighting of the 2000, was also teaching donations including many website at boulderjunction- IRONWOOD – The res- call Miriam at 906-667- Tree of Love and Celebra- color theory classes and made for Season of Life Hos- library.org/. If you have any idential garbage service in 0116. tion Tree, offering the pub- accepting commissioned pice Care Home. questions about the Art in Ironwood during the week lic an opportunity to work. Once every bed was Glennes has displayed the Library exhibits, the of Christmas will be Aspirus reschedules remember a loved one, covered (with a few extras in her quilts in American Quil- application process or the delayed one day, an official Tree of Love thank a special person, or the closet), Mary turned ters Society, Paducah; Ky Library’s Artwork policy, said. The schedule will ceremony celebrate an accomplish- toward creating art quilts Quilt Show; Rosemont, Illi- please email the library at return to normal the fol- ment from the previous and useful gifts for family nois Quilt Show; Quilt Expo [email protected] lowing week. IRONWOOD – The year. and friends. in Madison, Wisconsin; lib.org or call the library at Aspirus Ironwood Auxil- The trees will be lit at Professionally, Mary was Marshfield, Wisconsin 715-385-2050. Red Hats Society to iary has rescheduled its the Aspirus Ironwood Hos- meet Tree of Love lighting cere- pital. The community is mony Sunday at 4 p.m., welcome to attend and IRONWOOD – The Red after being postponed due Fall seat belt enforcement Hats Society will hold its refreshments will be pro- to inclement weather last vided monthly luncheon, Thurs- week. day, Dec. 12. Call 906-932-7627 for results released As the holiday season more information. LANSING – With “Motorists need to Safety Administration. ‘’ creators plan Michigan’s October Click It remember that buckling Buckling up can reduce the or Ticket enforcement cam- up is the easiest thing risk of serious injury or paign now complete, pre- they can do to reduce traf- death by 45 percent. In Navajo version of popular video liminary reports indicate fic fatalities and injuries Michigan, 192 people By RUSSELL CONTRERAS interest in the Navajo lan- Shark Dance “ video has gar- law enforcement officers on Michigan roads,” said killed in traffic crashes in Associated Press guage among the tribe’s nered more than 4 billion from 96 police depart- Michael L. Prince, direc- 2018 were not wearing a ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. young generation, Smart- views on YouTube. ments, sheriff offices, and tor of the Michigan Office seat belt. (AP) – Creators of the popu- Study marketing manager “Baby Shark” has been Michigan State Police posts of Highway Safety Plan- The Click or Ticket lar video “Baby Shark,” Kevin Yoon said in an around for a few years, but in 36 counties conducted ning (OHSP). “Our goal is effort is funded through whose “doo doo doo” song email. took the world by storm last was played at the World “We’re happy to play a year when the song and 7,227 traffic stops resulting to save lives, not write federal highway safety Series in October and has role in raising awareness of video went viral with the in 2,108 seat belt and child tickets. Remember to grants and coordinated been a viral hit with toddlers and preserving a language nursery-school set, with lit- restraint citations between buckle up every trip, by the OHSP. Michigan around the world, are devel- that’s in danger of vanishing tle kids imitating the hand- Oct. 17 and Halloween. every time, every passen- law requires drivers, front oping a version in Navajo. through what we do best – clapping dance that went In addition to issuing ger.” seat passengers, and pas- , a of the creating fun, stimulating along with the video. seat belt violations, officers Seat belt use in Michi- sengers age 15 and South Korea company content to provide entertain- Books, plush toys, and during the Click It or Tick- gan stands at 94.4 percent, younger in any seating SmartStudy, announced last ing learning experiences to other merchandise inspired et campaign issued 1,199 higher than the national position to be buckled up. week it is working with the children worldwide,” Yoon by the song became hot-tick- speeding citations, made seat belt use rate of 89.6 Children must be in a car Navajo Nation Museum in said. et items for the holidays and nine alcohol-and-drug- percent in 2018, according seat or booster seat until Window Rock, , to The Navajo Nation is the the “Baby Shark” tour was create a new version of the largest Native American soon hatched. related arrests, and 38 to the statistics from the they are eight years old or widely popular tune about a reservation in the U.S. The A second North Ameri- other felony arrests. National Highway Traffic 4’9”. family of sharks. Navajo word for shark is lóó can leg of the “Baby Shark” The move comes after hashkéhé, which translates concert tour is launching in Drake is Spotify’s most steamed artist of the decade SmartStudy has translated to “angry fish.” March. the tune of the viral video in The company is seeking During the World Series, NEW YORK (AP) – Spotify announced Ariana Grande and 19 languages, including voice actors to portray the fans Drake is the king of Tuesday that Drake has Eminem round out the Top English, Chinese, Japanese, roles of Baby Shark, adopted “Baby Shark” as the streaming: the rapper has been streamed 28 billion 5. Sheeran’s “Shape of Korean, German, Arabic, Mommy Shark, Daddy team’s rally song. been named Spotify’s times in the last 10 years. You” was the most- and Bahasa-Malay. Shark, Grandma Shark, and has a “Baby most-streamed artist of the Ed Sheeran came in sec- streamed song of the The company hopes its Grandpa Shark. Shark” cartoon series in the decade. ond, while Post Malone, decade. latest project will spark The original “ Baby works. Community Calendar HOLIDAY BAZAAR NORTHERN GREAT LAKES VISITOR CENTER Email calendar items and Club, 7 p.m., Bessemer City Ironwood. EST, Ontonagon United community news to Hall DDA room. Alcoholics Anonymous, Methodist Church basement, Saturday, December 7th [email protected]. People for Peace, 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian next to Holiday gas station, 10am-2pm HUGE For more information, call 906- EST, Episcopal Church of Church, Hurley. area74.org. Ontonagon. area74.org. Savings in 932-2211. Ascension, 501 Houghton St., Knights of Columbus Alcoholics Anonymous, Gift Shop Ontonagon. Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace 55 VENDORS Wednesday, Dec. 4 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 ness meeting, OLOP Parish , Ironwood. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, hall, Ironwood. area74.org. Hand crafted Items FREE Admission Gogebic-Ontonagon Ironwood. area74.org. 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Mary St., Besse- area74.org. mer. Chamber Singers Con- p.m., Wesley United mer. Methodist Church, Ironwood. IMPACT Life Support Knights of Columbus 4th cert, 7 p.m., Our Lady of Degree Pere Menard Assem- Peace Catholic Church, Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Ironwood. bly 471, 6 p.m. business wood. Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 meeting, OLOP Parish hall, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Church, Bessemer. Bessemer Women’s area74.org. 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com l 4 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Fraud at education Sue Mizell, Publisher This year’s education scandal saw Lawyers titled “Study Finds College parents shelling out megabucks to Students Remarkably Incompetent” Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor gain college admittance for their cites a study done by the American children. Federal prosecutors have Institutes for Research that revealed charged more than 50 people with that over 75% of two-year college participating in a scheme to get their students and 50% of four-year col- children into colleges by cheating on Walter E. lege students were incapable of com- In Their Opinion entrance exams or bribing athletic Williams pleting everyday tasks. About 20% coaches. They paid William Singer, a of four-year college students demon- Slow down on college-prep professional, more than strated only basic mathematical abil- $25 million to bribe coaches and ity, while a steeper 30% of two-year university administrators and to college students could not progress Commerce Drive change test scores on college admit- It’s clear that high schools confer past elementary arithmetic. NBC Slow down on Commerce Drive in Marquette tance exams such as the SAT and diplomas that attest that a student News reported that Fortune 500 Twp. ACT. As disgusting as this grossly can read, write and do math at a companies spend about $3 billion Just because you can drive relatively fast doesn’t dishonest behavior is, it is only the 12th-grade level when, in fact, most annually to train employees in “basic mean you should. tiny tip of fraud in higher education. cannot. That means most high diplo- English.” Marquette Township officials are formally According to the Bureau of Labor mas represent fraudulent docu- Here is a list of some other actual requesting a traffic speed and engineering study of Statistics, in 2016, only 37% of white ments. But when high school gradu- college courses that have been Commerce Drive, a busy corridor between Werner high school graduates tested as col- ates enter college, what happens? To taught at U.S. colleges in recent Street to Wright Street, from the Marquette County lege-ready, but colleges admitted get a hint, we can turn to an article years: “What If Harry Potter Is Real?” Road Commission and the Michigan State Police. 70% of them. Roughly 17% of black by Craig E. Klafter, “Good Grieve! “Lady Gaga and the Sociology of The township board believes current speeds on high school graduates tested as col- America’s Grade Inflation Culture,” Fame,” “Philosophy and Star Trek,” Commerce are “hazardous to pedestrians and bicy- lege-ready, but colleges admitted published in the Fall 2019 edition of “Learning from YouTube,” “How To clists,” citing an increase in commercial, residential 58% of them. Academic Questions. In 1940, only Watch Television,” and “Oh, Look, a and educational development that increased the A 2018 Hechinger Report found, 15% of all grades awarded were A’s. Chicken!” The questions that imme- number of ingress/egress points and traffic conges- “More than four in 10 college stu- By 2018, the average grade point diately come to mind are these: tion. dents end up in developmental math average at some of the nation’s lead- What kind of professor would teach A lot of development is located along the aptly and English classes at an annual cost ing colleges was A-minus. For exam- such courses, and what kind of stu- named Commerce Drive. They include the township of approximately $7 billion, and ple, the average GPA at Brown Uni- dent would spend his time taking community center, fire department, Thomas The- many of them have a worse chance versity (3.75), Stanford (3.68), Har- such courses? Most importantly, atres, Marq-Tran and the Safe Routes to School path- of eventually graduating than if they vard College (3.63), Yale University what kind of college president and ways along and intersecting the corridor. went straight into college-level class- (3.63), Columbia University (3.6), board of trustees would permit class- All this means more traffic. es.” University of California, Berkeley es in such nonsense? According to Michigan Public Act 447, a speed According to the National Confer- (3.59). The fact that unscrupulous par- limit should be determined by an engineering and ence of State Legislatures, “when The falling standards witnessed at ents paid millions for special favors safety study, and by the 85th percentile speed of free- considering all first-time undergrad- our primary and secondary levels from college administrators to enroll flowing traffic under ideal conditions of a section of uates, studies have found anywhere are becoming increasingly the case their children pales in comparison highway rounded to the nearest multiple of 5 mph. from 28 percent to 40 percent of stu- at tertiary levels. “Academically to the poor educational outcomes, The speed study conducted by the road commis- dents enroll in at least one remedial Adrift: Limited Learning on College not to mention the gross indoctrina- sion determined the 85th percentile speed on Com- course. Campuses” is a study conducted by tion of young people by leftist pro- merce Drive to be 37.8 mph. When looking at only community Professors Richard Arum and Josipa fessors. Currently, there is no posted speed limit on Com- college students, several studies have Roksa. They found that 45% of Walter E. Williams is a professor of merce, but people are allowed to travel up to 55 mph. found remediation rates surpassing 2,300 students at 24 colleges showed economics at George Mason University. Commerce Drive isn’t exactly a four-lane highway, 50 percent.” Only 25% of students no significant improvement in “criti- To find out more about Walter E. so 55 mph probably is a tad fast, especially when who took the ACT in 2012 met the cal thinking, complex reasoning and Williams and read features by other there are curves on the road. You might get to your test’s readiness benchmarks in all writing by the end of their sopho- Creators Syndicate writers and cartoon- destination along Wright Street a bit quicker coming four subjects (English, reading, math more years.” ists, visit the Creators Syndicate web- from Commerce, but is the loss of safety worth it? and science). An article in News Forum for page at creators.com. The township’s request is being considered by the MSP and MCRC, who will make the ultimate decision regarding the speed limit. Today in history We believe this issue needs to be addressed for the safety of motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists. By The Associated Press Being proactive is important in this situation, as Today’s Highlights in History we’d hate for someone to be injured because of a too- On Dec. 4, 1978, San Fran- fast speed limit. cisco got its first female mayor – The Mining Journal as City Supervisor Dianne Feinstein was named to replace the assassinated George Moscone. On this date Legislators In 1783, Gen. George Washington bade farewell to his Continental Army officers at Michigan Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Fraunces Tavern in New York. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, 373-0850, email: GregMarkka- In 1867, the National P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI [email protected]. Grange of the Order of Patrons 48909, phone 517-373-3400, Wisconsin of Husbandry, also known as online: michigan.gov/whitmer. Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East The Grange, was founded in Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- State Capitol, Madison, WI Washington, D.C., to promote Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office 53702, phone 608-266-1212, the interests of farmers. Building, Washington, DC 20510, online: evers.wi.gov. In 1875, William Marcy phone 202-224-4822, online: Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., Tweed, the “Boss” of New York stabenow.senate.gov. 328 Hart Senate Office Building, City’s Tammany Hall political organization, escaped from jail Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., Washington, DC 20510, phone and fled the country. 724 Hart Senate Office Building, 202-224-5323, online: ronjohn- In 1918, President Washington, DC 20510, phone son.senate.gov. Woodrow Wilson left Washing- 202-224-6221, online: Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- ton on a trip to France to attend peters.senate.gov. Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office the Versailles Peace Confer- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, R- Building, Washington, DC 20510, ence. Watersmeet, 414 Cannon phone 202-224-5653; online: In 1942, during World War House Office Building, Washing- baldwin.senate.gov. II, U.S. bombers struck the Ital- ton, DC 20515, phone 202-225- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- ian mainland for the first time their own investigations of the of people wound through the Cannon is 83. Actor-producer 4735, online: Ashland, 126 South, State Capi- with a raid on Naples. Presi- Iran-Contra affair. Capitol Rotunda to view the Max Baer Jr. is 82. Actress bergman.house.gov. tol, P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI dent Franklin D. Roosevelt In 1995, the first NATO casket of former President Gemma Jones is 77. Rock State Sen. Ed McBroom, R- 53707, phone 608-266-3510, ordered the dismantling of the troops landed in the Balkans to George H.W. Bush; former musician Bob Mosley (Moby Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Senate online: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- Works Progress Administration, begin setting up a peace mis- Sen. Bob Dole steadied himself Grape) is 77. Singer-musician Building, P.O. Box 30036, Lans- ate/25/bewley. which had been created to pro- sion that brought American sol- out of his wheelchair to salute Chris Hillman is 75. Musician ing, MI 48909, phone 517-373- State Rep. Beth Meyers, D- vide jobs during the Depres- diers into the middle of the his old friend and one-time Terry Woods (The Pogues) is 7840, online: SenEMc Bayfield, 409 North, State Capi- sion. Bosnian conflict. rival. On Instagram, Kevin Hart 72. Rock singer Southside [email protected]. tol, P.O. Box 8953, Madison, WI In 1965, the United States In 1996, the Mars Pathfind- revealed that he’d been chosen Johnny Lyon is 71. Rock musi- State Rep. Greg Markka- 53708, 608-237-9174, online: launched Gemini 7 with Air er lifted off from Cape Canaver- to host the 2019 Academy cian Bob Griffin (formerly with nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 House legis.wisconsin.gov/ Force Lt. Col. Frank Borman al and began speeding toward Awards; he would step down as The BoDeans) is 60. Rock the red planet on a 310 million- host by week’s end following an singer Vinnie Dombroski Office Building, P.O. Box 30014, assembly/74/meyers. and Navy Cmdr. James A. Lovell aboard on a two-week mile odyssey. (It arrived on outcry over previous anti-gay (Sponge) is 57. Actress Marisa Letters Policy mission. (While Gemini 7 was Mars in July 1997.) tweets, and the ceremony Tomei is 55. Actress Chelsea in orbit, its sister ship, Gemini Ten years ago: President ended up taking place with no Noble is 55. Actor-comedian 6A, was launched on Dec. 15 Barack Obama began putting host. The National Hockey Fred Armisen is 53. Rapper The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters on a one-day mission; the two the finishing touches on a fresh League Board of Governors Jay-Z is 50. Actor Kevin Suss- should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve spacecraft were able to ren- job creation proposal, telling a unanimously approved adding man is 49. Actress-model Tyra the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- dezvous within a foot of each community college crowd in Seattle as the league’s 32nd Banks is 46. Country singer Lila lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. other.) Allentown, Pennsylvania, “I still franchise, with play set to begin McCann is 38. Actress Lindsay Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address In 1980, the bodies of four consider one job lost one job in 2021. State University Felton is 35. 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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019 5 Scam A legitimate lottery does not ask scams come from outside the country Bessemer boards someone to pay a processing fee it’s almost impossible to prosecute, before paying out winnings, he said. he said. It’s often not even possible to discuss plans, successes From page 1 The Michigan State Lottery would trace the computer’s IP (internet pro- late usually when they are sending offer a winner a lump-sum or a grad- tocol) address. By RICHARD JENKINS ing or expanding the vari- [email protected] money.” ual payout option and then withhold There are also scams on social ous projects the groups People fall victim to a scam by taxes from the payout, he said. media, he said. The scammer will BESSEMER – The have been developing over thinking it is an opportunity to “There is no processing fee,” Gau- take time to get to know someone to boards, commissions, com- the years. These included become financially independent, he thier said. gain trust before attempting to scam mittees and councils that the DDA updating the city said. Other scams use intimate infor- When someone thinks they are them for money. This again is where run the city of Bessemer banners along U.S. 2 as mation gathered from social media or going to get millions, they are willing they will often utilize Moneygram at a gathered Tuesday night to some have become worn or other sources to scam people through to send thousands, he said. They local . discuss their efforts over damaged, the planning worry by falsely claiming that a rela- make hundreds of calls hoping to Sometimes the scammer will use the past year and what they commission continued to tive needs bond money to get out of find someone who will believe the access from permission or through hope to accomplish in update ordinances and jail. scam, he said. an email virus to freeze up someone’s 2020. Bessemer’s master plan Others scams attempt to intimi- “We want to get it out there that computer and then demand money “I think it went well,” and various groups work- date people by falsely claiming to be these lottery scams are going around to gain control again. Mayor Adam Zak told the ing on a trailhead behind law enforcement or a government and if you have any questions, just Other scams present themselves Daily Globe after the meet- city hall for the non-motor- agency with a claim about outstand- call the Wakefield Post and ask before as legitimate software companies and ing. “A lot of the ideas ized Iron Belle Trail. ing taxes or a warrant and to pay sending any money,” Gauthier said. contact someone telling them they expressed here will be Other ideas included money to avoid going to jail. Other scams target people who have a computer virus. They ask the great for Bessemer, and it getting additional holiday Whether using information to use online selling platforms like person to allow remote access to their seems like everybody, in lights around the the gain trust or concern, or using coer- Craigslist, eBay and Facebook, he computer and then confidential some facet … talked about downtown and the city’s cion to instill fear, these will some- said. The scammer sends a check to information such as account informa- the same things amongst Ethnic Commons as part of times work to get people to some- an individual for an amount far in tion and password lists. themselves. Now it’s a mat- the effort to draw visitors thing they wouldn’t normally do and excess of the asking price and then If people listen closely to these ter of trying to get together traveling along U.S. 2 into not realize it’s a scam until it’s too asks the seller to cash the check, keep scams they give clues that they are and make it happen.” the downtown. late, he said. their portion and return the excess not legitimate, he said. Representatives of the Along with providing “Sometimes, even when I tell them cash with the item purchased. The “Obviously if some stranger tells city council, planning com- the various updates and it’s a scam they won’t believe me,” people running the scam will often you that your computer has a virus in mission, downtown devel- goals, the groups dis- Gauthier said. “It takes time to come have the excess money sent by wire your computer and they don’t have opment authority, parks cussed ways they could around.” transferred at a nearby Walmart. access to your computer, it’s a lie,” and recreation commission join forces and help each Lately there have been area resi- When the seller does this and the Gauthier said. “That’s why they want and the Be Bessemer sub- other. dents who have been victimized by check bounces the bank holds the you to allow them into your computer.” committee discussed what Possible partnerships versions of the opportunity scam, he seller responsible for the funds that When receiving a call from some- projects their respective included marketing efforts said. These usually involved a too- were already sent back to the scam- one claiming to be from a legitimate bodies have been working highlighting various plan- good-to-be-true message in an ming buyer, he said. company, the first thing to do if you on and what they hoped to ning commission initia- attempt to make someone think they Individuals or groups use call lists have an account or card with them is accomplish in the new tives and using the little will get rich, he said. that sometimes contain confidential to hang up and call the number you year. free libraries – small struc- “This last one had someone repre- information to target specific demo- know to be real from the account “Tonight was a way of tures throughout the com- senting them self as Publishers Clear- graphic populations, such as the information and ask if they contacted getting everyone together munity filled with books ing House, which is a legitimate orga- senior citizens, he said. The technolo- you, he said. to discuss what we have that are free to take – to nization, and asking them to send gy has improved to make the call “Never give out any information been up to in 2019 and our also house information money to claim money,” Gauthier said. appear as a local number. over the phone unless you have verified goals for 2020, just so we about where attractions are “They are calling it a processing fee.” When phone, internet or mail who you are speaking with,” he said. can see how the various in Bessemer and other committees and council information about the city. Noise snowmobile noise should Authority. Lottery can work together,” said Zak also brought up the not exceed 88 decibels at The board will meet City Manager Charly possibility of having the 13 feet. Violating the sound next with the Wakefield Tuesday Loper. groups periodically appear From page 1 level ordinance can result Township Planning Com- Michigan Among the efforts over at council meetings to keep president of the Gogebic in fines of more than $200 mission on Dec. 10 at 4 Poker Lotto: JH-QS-5C- 6D-3S the past year were the the council informed of the Range Trail Authority, will or even snowmobile p.m. The township’s pend- Midday Daily 3: 5-4-9 DDA’s marketing efforts projects so the council can alert snowmobile drivers to impoundment. ing master plan will be the Midday Daily 4: 1-1-7-4 and facade work; the plan- if possible. any trail issues, including In other business, board topic of discussion. The Daily 3: 5-6-4 ning commission’s work Loper was optimistic Daily 4: 1-8-5-2 situations of law enforce- members voted to appoint next regular meeting of the Fantasy 5: 01-06-10-17-32 on tiny houses, storage about the progress made at ment. Trustee Jim Spencer to the board will be on Jan. 7, Keno: 06-07-12-18-30-31- containers and accessory the meeting, saying she The DNR states that Gogebic Range Water 2020 at 5:30 p.m. 33-40-42-43-44-46-54-57-60- structures in different dis- thought it featured some 62-64-67-69-71-78-80 ume during storms – asking questions tricts; and the parks and great discussions and Weather Wisconsin recreation committee’s showed the importance of ranging from loss of electrical and All or Nothing: 02-05-07- focus on little libraries, continued cooperation. downed power lines to road conditions 08-09-11-12-14-15-17-18 From page 1 and for other vehicles in distress, he said. SuperCash: 07-12-23-24- beautifying downtown, This is the second year 32-33, Doubler: N and adding attractions to the city has held this meet- were down to ensure safety until the utili- All these people need service and the Badger 5: 04-09-10-12-24 the city’s parks. ing, according to Loper, ties technicians arrived to clear the haz- emergency dispatch operators are the Daily Pick 3: 9-8-1 Much of the talk of the and she hopes it continues ard, he said. “unsung heroes” in coordinating all of Daily Pick 4: 8-9-6-8 “Storms tie up a lot of services just for future focused on continu- as an annual event. those calls, he said. Multi-state safety itself,” he said. “A lot of those calls “Dispatch fields hundreds of additional Mega Millions: 23-43-60- don’t make the books.” calls a day and they are often overlooked 63-69, Mega Ball: 19, Megapli- Invasion Court documents refer- There is a heavy emergency call vol- in situations like this,” he said. er: 2 ence silver and gold bars and coins being taken dur- WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 4, 2019 From page 1 ing the home invasion. 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 case and asked for the 6 Luter also testified at Riverdale (N) ’ (TVPG) Nancy Drew “The Path of Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- year, 6 month sentence. his plea hearing he sold # CW KDLH (CC) Shadows” (N) ’ (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ The charges against some “pre turn-of-the-cen- Survivor (N) ’ (TVPG) (:01) SEAL Team “Kill or S.W.A.T. “School” ’ Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James % Luter stem from a Decem- tury” coins stolen during CBS WJMN (CC) Cure” (N) ’ (TV14) (TV14) (CC) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden ber 2018 home invasion the home invasion to an 87th Annual Christmas in Rockefeller Center The (:01) Making It “Best KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers & NBC KBJR ’ ’ near Lake Gogebic. 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PREMIUM l 6 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Report links Giuliani with top Republican on intel panel WASHINGTON (AP) – A new get Ukrainian officials to investi- that he and other Republicans tious”and the State Department Budget, and eight calls with a report from Democrats compil- gate the son of Trump’s potential have criticized Schiff for failing to issued a statement calling it a White House number. ing evidence on impeachment Democratic challenger, Joe Biden. disclose his staff’s early contact “fabrication.’’ One of Giuliani’s calls with revealed contact between Presi- Parnas and Fruman had key roles with the whistleblower whose “Solomon was not working the White House was 4 minutes, dent Donald Trump’s personal in Giuliani’s quest. complaint triggered the impeach- alone,’’ the report said, citing “a 53 seconds, and another was 3 attorney Rudy Giuliani and Cali- The records show that Parnas ment inquiry. coordinated effort by associates minutes, 15 seconds. Later that fornia Rep. Devin Nunes, the top and Nunes were in frequent con- Joseph Bondy, a lawyer repre- of President Trump to push these night, the State Department Republican on the intelligence tact last April, when Giuliani was senting Parnas, said on Twitter false narratives publicly, as evi- phoned Yovanovitch and abrupt- committee. publicly calling for an investiga- that Nunes should have recused denced by public statements, ly called her home because of The report released Tuesday tion of Biden. himself from the impeachment phone records, and contractual “concerns” from “up the street” at includes phone records obtained House Intelligence Chairman hearings. Parnas has been pro- agreements.’’ the White House. from AT&T and Verizon that Adam Schiff, who sparred with viding documents to the Intelli- After Solomon published an The phone contacts continued show Giuliani also was in fre- Nunes during public impeach- gence committee in compliance article critical of Yovanovitch on throughout the summer. On Aug. quent contact with the White ment hearings, said he was going with a subpoena, according to April 7, phone records show 8, Giuliani connected with the House and with Lev Parnas, a to “reserve comment” on the the report. numerous calls between Giuliani, White House Situation Room Giuliani associate who is under Republican’s appearance in the The call records show Giu- Parnas, Nunes and Solomon. For switchboard for 42 seconds and indictment on charges of using report. But he added that, while liani, Nunes and Parnas were in instance, on April 10, Giuliani then again for 1 minute, 25 sec- foreign money to make illegal Trump was “digging up dirt” on frequent contact with John and Nunes talked on three short onds, the report said. The same campaign contributions. Prose- Biden, “there may be evidence Solomon, then a columnist for calls in rapid succession, followed day, he texted several times with cutors said the donations by Par- that there were members of the Washington news outlet The by a text message, and ending a number associated with the nas and Igor Fruman, another Congress who were complicit in Hill. Solomon published a series with a nearly 3-minute call. Later White House. Democrats were Giuliani associate with Ukraine that activity.” of opinion pieces criticizing then- that day, Parnas and Solomon unable to identify the official ties, were made while the men Schiff said it may be the role of U.S. Ambassador Marie had a 4-minute, 39-second call. associated with the phone num- were lobbying U.S. politicians to others to investigate further, but Yovanovitch, including a false The report also shows exten- ber. That same afternoon, some- oust the U.S. ambassador to did not elaborate. allegation that Yovanovitch had sive contact between Giuliani and one using a telephone number Ukraine. Nunes declined to comment. made “disparaging remarks” the White House. On April 24, associated with the White House Giuliani, who has said he Democrats also faulted Nunes about Trump. Yovanovitch, who Giuliani had three phone calls Office of Management and Bud- knew nothing about illegal cam- for failing to disclose his contacts testified during impeachment with a number associated with get called Giuliani for nearly 13 paign donations, was trying to with Giuliani and Parnas, noting hearings, called the claim “ficti- the Office of Management and minutes.

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He married the “love of his life,” found sleeping behind the Dorothy Pole, on May 13, 1967, at wheel of his SUV. the Lutheran Church in Bruce Johnson, 59, released a Crossing. He was employed by the statement through his U.S. Forest Service at the J.W. attorney a day after Mayor Toumey Tree Nursery in Lori Lightfoot fired him for Watersmeet until retirement. Ike “ethical lapses,” just weeks was a past member of the Ameri- before he was set to retire. can Legion Post 494 of Trout Creek She said an inspector gen- eral’s report, which hasn’t and the Trout Creek Fire Depart- been released publicly, ment. revealed he misled her and Ike enjoyed hunting and fishing. Earl L. “Ike” the public about the cir- He enjoyed mentoring and taking Kersten 1940 — 2019 cumstances of that evening care of his grand kids. He especial- and showed “flawed deci- ly enjoyed making them toys, they sion-making.” were very important to him. He Two Chicago newspa- Associated Press was a friend to everyone, there pers published reports IN THIS Nov. 7 file photo, Mayor Lori Lightfoot speaks as Chicago Police Superin- were never any strangers. Monday night that seem to tendent Eddie Johnson announces his retirement after more than three years lead- Ike is survived by his wife, contradict Johnson’s public ing the department in Chicago. Mayor Lightfoot fired Police Supt. Eddie Johnson Dorothy; a daughter, Cammie Veteran account in which he Monday, due to his “ethical lapses.” blamed an issue with his (Robert) Garrison of Trout Creek; medication, saying he felt The Sun-Times reported people of Chicago,” John- Tom Needham, said Tues- a son, Richard (Darcy) Kersten of Yucaipa, Calif.; lightheaded while driving that Johnson, who is one of son said in the statement. day that the former police two brothers and a sister, Bill (Maureen) Kersten of home and fell asleep after the most recognizable fig- “I acknowledge that I made chief would not have com- Watersmeet, LeLand (Carol) Kersten of Escanaba, pulling over. Lightfoot said ures in Chicago, was drink- a poor decision and had a ments beyond his state- and Linda (Dave) Chernick of Escanaba; 12 grand- he’d told her he had “a cou- ing for hours with a female lapse of judgment on the ment. children; 20 great-grandchildren; along with many ple of drinks with dinner.” member of his security night of October 16. That Lightfoot fiercely criti- nieces, nephews and extended family. One of the newspapers, detail at a downtown was a mistake and I know cized Johnson Monday for Besides his parents, Ike was preceded in death by the Chicago Sun-Times, restaurant and that sources that.” a series of ‘’intolerable” a daughter, Shannon; and a great-granddaughter, reported that multiple told the paper that restau- Johnson said he has “no actions, at a City Hall news McKensie. employees are under inves- rant video shows the two interest in fighting a battle” conference, including lying kissing repeatedly. The for his reputation after to her and public about Cremation will take place. tigation for an alleged cover-up the night Johnson Chicago Tribune reported three decades with the that evening. She said an A celebration of life will be held at the Trout was found asleep in his that the inspector general’s police department. inspector general’s report, Creek American Legion Post 494, on Saturday, Dec. vehicle and the next day. investigation includes “Reputations are not which includes video evi- 7, at 11 a.m. Rev. Douglas Silsby will officiate. Mili- Department spokesman video showing Johnson built in a day and not dam- dence, showed a different tary rites will be accorded by the OCVA. Ike’s family Anthony Guglielmi said he drinking for hours with a aged in a day either,” he account. She declined to will receive relatives and friends from 10 a.m. until did not know what the woman at a Chicago Board said. “I will simply rely on discuss it. the time of service. A luncheon will immediately fol- inspector general is investi- of Trade building restau- the reputation for integrity “While at some point, low. gating but that the inspec- rant. Both newspapers that I think I have earned the inspector general’s Cane Funeral Home of Bruce Crossing is assist- tor general’s office has not attributed the information during my long career, report may become public ing the family. requested any member of to sources they didn’t iden- with the faith that we and those details may be the department’s com- tify. should all be judged by the revealed, I don’t feel like it For reprints or lamination services, mand staff or any officers “One thing I want every- entirety of our lives and not is appropriate or fair to Mr. one to know is this: I did on what happened on our Johnson’s wife or children contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 be relieved of their police powers or that any other not intentionally mislead worst days. to do so at this time,” Light- action be taken. or deceive the Mayor or the Johnson’s attorney, foot said. Most Marines won’t face criminal trials in California probe CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. (AP) – The announcement follows the gled into the United States, docu- Most of the Marines who were ruling of a military judge earlier this ments say. labeled as criminals in front of their year that it was illegal for the military About three weeks later, nearly colleagues at Camp Pendleton after a to arrest and accuse the Marines in two dozen Marines were pulled out human smuggling probe won’t go to front of their peers. of a battalion formation of 800 court, the Marine Corps announced The case stems from the U.S. Bor- troops at Camp Pendleton and some Tuesday. der Patrol arrest of two Marines in were accused of being criminals in Six Marines have pleaded guilty to July in a car near the Mexico border. front of their unit. The unit’s leaders various charges in courts-martial but A federal complaint said three Mexi- called them “a cancer” and “bad 13 will be dealt with administratively can migrants who came into the Marines,” defense attorneys said. and allowed to leave the service, country illegally were sitting in the Sixteen Marines accused of while only four still face criminal back seat of the black BMW driven human smuggling were handcuffed cases, according to a statement from by one of the Marines. and marched away. Another eight the 1st Marine Division, which is The three migrants told authori- Marines suspected of drug offenses based at the Southern California ties that they were from Mexico and were removed from the formation camp. had agreed to pay $8,000 to be smug- and some were taken to the brig.

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He houses should hold far singer-songwriter, isn’t also probes the morality of lower standing for would- only inspired by fellow giving, how much is be donors. musicians. expected of each of us, and “Once we had a long Simon is an admirer of addresses criticism on walk along the beach in the author-philosopher whether philanthropy is Melbourne,” Simon Peter Singer, the longtime simply a way for the rich to explains, “and I said, ‘So if Princeton University pro- improve their images and we went down the list of fessor whose “The Life You maintain power. what you would say is the Can Save” has been a guide “If you ask me, ‘Should most important places to for Simon and others look- there be an economic sys- make your contribution, in ing for ways to donate tem in which nobody that way of thinking you money. becomes a billionaire,’ I would say that a donation Singer has completed a would say yes,” Singer says. to the Metropolitan Muse- new edition of the book, “But if you say, ‘In the um of Art would really be which comes out this week, world as it is, is it immoral at the bottom of the list.” and Simon is helping with for people to be a billion- “Close to it, anyway,” the promotion. He read a aire,’ I would have to say Singer says. chapter for the audio edi- no, because I know people “I said, ‘I disagree with tion and sat with Singer who are giving away – like that,’” Simon recalls. “I recently for an Associated Warren Buffett – most (of think that while we have Press interview. “I’m very their money). I think that’s an obligation to raise the comfortable with Peter’s perfectly reasonable.” Associated Press lowest up to a point where way of thinking,” Simon Simon, 78, and Singer, THIS PHOTO shows singer-songwriter, Paul Simon, left, and author-philosopher they are being treated explains. 73, spoke at Simon’s mid- Peter Singer during an interview in New York to promote the new edition of humanely, we also have an In “The Life You Can town Manhattan office Singer’s book “The Life You Can Save.” obligation to honor the Save,” first published in suite, in a room that show- creativity of what humans 2009, Singer is both high- cases Simon’s successes Australia, where he saw iar with Peter, with his warm, sometimes teasing do at the highest level. minded and pragmatic. He and passions, including Simon perform decades work, and I introduced rapport (“I can’t say it was That’s also an expression considers the obligations shots of Simon with histor- earlier. myself and then we said, a real page turner,” Simon of humanity.” we have to each other and ical figures such as Nelson They met in 2005, when ‘Let’s get together.’” says jokingly about “The “It’s not that I don’t how to expand our com- Mandela and the Dalai Singer was among the hon- “You and (Simon’s wife) Life You Can Save”), strong value, of course, the cre- passion for those we know Lama. He and Singer are orees at a Time magazine Edie (Brickell) came to din- enough that they can differ ativity of humanity, and to people we’ve never met. both world citizens who gala for the world’s “100 ner,” Singer adds. “Then we over what Simon calls some of the great works In the book and on might share stories about most influential people.” met when you were in Aus- Singer’s “hierarchal priori- that have been achieved. www.thelifeyoucansave.org the Amazon forest or East “I went up to Peter,” tralia.” ties.” Singer believes that, And I’m glad that they’re , he lists specific organiza- Timor, or Singer’s native Simon recalls. “I was famil- Simon and Singer have a with so many urgent prob- preserved,” Singer answers. Billionaire faces $58 million damage award in sex harassment case (AP) – office. in favor of another woman, Billionaire Alki David was David plans an appeal. awarding her $650,000 in hit with more than $58 In a statement Monday, he compensatory damages million in damages after a denied the claim and and $4.35 million in puni- jury found him liable for accused the judge of block- tive damages. battery, sexual battery and ing witnesses who would In 2016, she alleged sexual harassment against have exonerated him. David put his hands on her a former employee in the “This trial proves that throat and pushed her latest lawsuit targeting the not only is the system bro- chair into a wall, among Associated Press owner of several media ken. It’s in a state of emer- other claims. According to FROM LEFT; Tai Shani, Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Helen Cammock and Oscar Muril- companies, the plaintiff’s gency. It’s an emergency for her lawsuit, David told her lo, after being announced as the winners for the 2019 Turner Prize at Dreamland attorney said. employment law, for busi- that he needed to buy sup- Margate, in London, Tuesday. Jurors on Monday ness and innovation in the plies for his “rape room,” awarded $50 million in state of California,” the the Times reported. In first, Turner Prize for art goes to all 4 finalists punitive damages to statement said. David faces two addi- Mahim Khan, a former pro- David is heir to a Greek tional lawsuits; a suit filed LONDON (AP) – The Shani – had not met before helped make stars of potter duction assistant who Coca-Cola bottling fortune. in 2016 was settled out of prestigious Turner Prize they were shortlisted for Grayson Perry, shark pick- worked at his Los Angeles- He heads several media court. for art has been awarded to the prize earlier this year, ler Damien Hirst and “12 based firms, attorney Glo- firms, including FilmOn David has disputed the – everyone. but had since “formed a Years a Slave” director ria Allred said. Networks, Alki David Pro- reports of sexual miscon- All four of the artists real creative and ethical Steve McQueen. The same panel last ductions Inc. and Holo- duct, saying, “I never chosen as finalists won this bond.” But it has also been crit- week awarded $8.25 mil- gram USA Networks Inc. touched any of these year’s award after they “It’s not four winners. icized for rewarding lion in compensatory dam- It was the third verdict women.” wrote to the jury and asked It’s one winner, and it’s the impenetrable conceptual ages. this year against David, who David remained bel- to be treated as a collective, four of them as a collec- work and often sparks Khan alleged in her law- has been accused of inap- ligerent, defiant and dis- prize organizers said Tues- tive,” he said. debate about the value of suit that in 2014 David propriate behavior by for- ruptive throughout his day during a ceremony at All four of the artists modern art. thrust his pelvis into her mer employees, according multiple trials in Los Ange- the Turner Contemporary explore political terrain. The surprise Turner face and simulated oral to the . les County Superior Court, gallery in Margate, south- Cammock has delved into result follows a contentious sex. Allred disclosed the A jury in April awarded according to the newspa- east England, the civil rights movement decision by jurors of this name of her client in a another employee $11.1 per. Artists Lawrence Abu in Northern Ireland, Shani year’s Booker Prize for fic- news release. million. She said he fired He frequently erupted Hamdan, Helen Cammock, created a feminist science tion to split the award “I hope the punitive her after she refused to in profanity-laced out- Oscar Murillo and Tai fiction world, Murillo is between two writers, Mar- damages verdict sends a have sex with him. She bursts while mocking his Shani said that, at a time influenced by the history garet Atwood and Bernar- message to Alki David to later agreed to a reduction accusers and their attor- when the world is divided, of his native Colombia and dine Evaristo. The move never, ever think of violat- in compensatory damages. neys, earning him nearly they wanted “to make a col- Hamdan interviewed for- was widely criticized in the ing another woman’s Punitive damages $10,000 in sanctions; he lective statement in the mer inmates of a notorious publishing industry as body,” Khan said in a state- remained at $8 million. was ejected from the court- name of commonality, mul- Syrian prison for a sound watering down the impact ment provided by Allred’s Last month a jury found room on several occasions. tiplicity and solidarity – in installation. of the award. art as in society.” Usually the Turner Prize Farquharson said the Entertainment Briefs Jury president Alex Far- winner receives $32,000 Turner Prize had “broken quharson said award and the runners-up the mold” before, with Eilish, Lizzo, Lil Nas Taylor & His All-Star Band Nebres will be joined by judges agreed unanimous- $5,000. This year the four recent winners and nomi- X named 1st Apple will make a comeback to a diverse group of young ly to the request. artists can divide the nees including architects Music Award Fenway Park. leads. Farquharson, director $40,000 prize pot however and human-rights winners The singer-songwriter Nebres’ Prince, Tanner of the Tate Britain gallery they wish. researchers. is set to headline at the Quirk, is half-Chinese. in London, said the four Named for 19th-century He said innovating had LOS ANGELES (AP) – home of the Boston Red- Sophia Thomopoulos, who artists – Beirut-based Ham- landscape painter J.M.W. “kept the Turner Prize Billie Eilish will be the first sox on June 21 with will also play Marie, is half- dan and London artists Turner, the award was dynamic and surprising recipient of the Apple Grammy Award-winning Korean, half-Greek. Cammock, Murillo and founded in 1984 and and not ossified.” Music Award for global singers Brandi Carlile and Sophia’s Prince will be artist of the year, one of Shawn Colvin opening the played by Kai Misra-Stone, three honors for the pop show. who is half-South Asian. singer. Taylor grew up in Mas- Apple announced Mon- sachusetts and North Car- Weinstein expected day that Eilish’s “When We olina and had attracted back in court this All Fall Asleep, Where Do enough admirers by the week for bail We Go?” has been named late 1960s to get signed to hearing album of the year. Eilish the Beatles’ Apple label. and her brother Finneas NEW YORK (AP) – will also receive songwrit- NYC Ballet casts Imminent changes to New er of the year honors. first black Marie in York’s criminal justice sys- Eilish will perform a ‘The Nutcracker’ tem are forcing Harvey live-streamed concert from Weinstein back into court Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) – The a month before his sexual THIS COMBINATION photo shows Walt Disney Co. chief executive Bob Iger, from the Steve Jobs Theater at New York City Ballet’s pro- assault trial is set to start. left, actress Cicely Tyson and actor/producer Seth MacFarlane who will be inducted Apple’s campus in Cuperti- duction of “The Nutcrack- Weinstein is due to into the Television Academy’s Hall of Fame. no, California, beginning at 6:30 p.m. PST on er” has cast a black dancer appear Friday at a bail Wednesday. to play Marie for the first hearing necessitated by Cicely Tyson, Seth MacFarlane joining TV Hall of Fame Lizzo has been named time. changes that go into effect the breakthrough artist of Jan. 1. LOS ANGELES (AP) – Cicely Tyson, and performer, is a five-time Emmy winner the year. reports Charlotte Nebres Weinstein has pleaded Seth MacFarlane and Walt Disney Co. for his animated series “Family Guy.” Lil Nas X’s “Old Town will star in this year’s ren- not guilty to raping a chief executive Bob Iger will be joining the Iger became CEO of Disney in 2005, Road” is the company’s dition of the company’s woman in a Manhattan Television Academy’s Hall of Fame. and during his tenure the company pick for song of the year. production, which started hotel room in 2013 and Geraldine Laybourne, who helped cre- acquired Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm and 21st The company says its in 1954 performing a forcible sex ate the Nickelodeon channel and co- Century Fox and launched the new Disney album and song of the year Nebres is a student at act on a different woman founded Oxygen Media, and veteran TV Plus streaming service. honors are determined by the School of American in 2006. His trial is sched- director Jay Sandrich also were Frank Scherma, chairman and CEO of streams on its Apple Music Ballet. Her mother’s family uled to start Jan. 6. announced Tuesday as inductees. San- the academy that organizes the Emmy service. Other awards are is from Trinidad and her He is free on $1 million drich’s credits include “The Mary Tyler Awards, said the five individuals’ “remark- determined by Apple father’s family is from the bail and maintains that Moore Show” and “The Golden Girls.” able contributions” continue to shape the Music’s editorial team. . any sexual activity was Tyson won three Emmy Awards over TV industry. The 11-year-old Nebres consensual. her nearly seven-decade acting career, Lucille Ball, Walter Cronkite, Bob James Taylor & His says she remembers being The new changes including two trophies for 1974’s “The Hope, Shonda Rhimes and Ron Howard All-Star Band to inspired by Misty include eliminating bail Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman” and are among the nearly 150 people who have perform at Fenway Copeland becoming the for nonviolent felonies and one for 1994’s “Oldest Living Confederate been inducted in the Hall of Fame since its first African-American Park accelerating the timetable Widow Tells All.” start in 1984. The newest group will be female principal at Ameri- for prosecutors to give evi- MacFarlane, a writer, director, producer honored at a Jan. 28 ceremony. BOSTON (AP) – James can Ballet Theater. dence to the defense. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019 9 Speedgirls, Nimrods begin with losses DOLLAR BAY – Bessemer lost by one in their season opener, 39-38, at Dollar Bay in Copper Mountain Confer- ence basketball Tuesday night. The Speedgirls trailed 17-14 at the half and 26-21 after three quarters and nearly came back to win. “Things started happening late in the game for us,” Bessemer coach Joy Smith said. “The girls had an amaz- ing comeback to make it a fight. We’ve been off a week due to cancelations because of the weather and that played a big factor in our first half. “I’m not disappointed at all. Once we get caught up with what we need to do in practice, we are going to be just fine.” Kailyn Fingeroos led Bessemer with 17 points. Bessemer (0-1, 0-1) goes to Wakefield-Marenisco Thursday night. Bessemer — Natalie Stone 2, Izzy Novascone 1, Bella McGehsick 8, Kailyn Fingeroos 17, Naomi Aili 4, Maggie Matonich 6. FTs: 10-17. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: Matonich. 3-pointers: Fingeroos 2, Stone 1. Dollar Bay — Kendra Kangas 1, Molly Myllyoja 2, Ashley Datto 9, Kaylee Cavis 7, Lexie Turner 3, Tatiana Luoma 8, Maggie Gaunt 9. FTs: 5-11. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Cavis 1, Gaunt 1. Bessemer 5 14 21 38 Dollar Bay 8 17 26 39 – – – WATERSMEET – Watersmeet lost its season opener 71-33 in Copper Mountain Conference action to Jeffers Tuesday night. The Jets couldn’t miss in the first half as they took a 41- 12 lead into halftime. Marissa Nordstrom and Miranda Heinonen combined to score 20 points on five 3s in the first half. “We just couldn’t get out to them on the 3-point line,” Watersmeet coach Brent Besonen said. “They share the ball well and move well. They are a very balanced team. When you go into the locker room down by 29 at the half, you have to dig deep to come out fighting.” Annabelle Besonen led the Nimrods with 25 points. “Annabelle definitely carried us,” coach Besonen said. “I was glad to see her step and play like I know she is capable of doing.” The Nimrods offense didn’t mesh with some lineup changes caused by illness, injury and missed practices, he said.. Watersmeet (0-1) continues a tough week with a visit Jason Juno/Daily Globe to Ontonagon Thursday before Ewen-Trout Creek comes IRONWOOD’S MCKENZIE Boyd goes to the basket as Wakefield-Marenisco’s Alyssa LaMaide defends Tuesday to town Friday. night in Wakefield. Boyd led all scorers with 16 points. Jeffers — Brooke Heinonen 7, Keena Larson 2, Brenna Hill 4, Linnae Heinonen 7, Marissa Nordstrom 14, Dayna Johnson 7, Olivia Anderson 9, Wendy Jurmu 2, Miranda Heinonen 11, Myra Pennala 8. FTs: 8- 18. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Heinonen 3, Nordstrom 2, Heinonen 2. Watersmeet — Katrina Lemery 2, Annabelle Besonen 25, Ontionna Brunk 2, Serena Poler 1, Hailey Pallin 3. FTs: 8-17. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Besonen 1. Jeffers 20 41 53 71 Devils win opener at W-M Watersmeet 7 12 26 33 By JASON JUNO [email protected] No. 10 Duke dominates No. IRONWOOD – 11 Michigan State, 87-75 Whether it’s the other team’s best defender or EAST LANSING, Mich. trouble maintaining. some sort of junk defense, (AP) – Vernon Carey had Winston had 12 points Ironwood’s McKenzie Boyd 26 points, 11 rebounds on 4-of-14 shooting. Xavier will be the focus of atten- and three blocks to help Tillman, perhaps wearing tion throughout the season. No. 10 Duke dominate No. No. 23 for the last time Tuesday night, it was 11 Michigan State in an 87- because Draymond Wakefield-Marenisco’s Car- 75 victory Tuesday night. Green's jersey was retired lee Yon and she held the The Blue Devils (8-1) by Michigan State at half- All-U.P. Second Team junior looked like one of the top time, scored 20 points and to three first-half points. teams in the country and Marcus Bingham added But Boyd didn’t really force not a rebuilding one a 13. the issue either and when week after losing at home Matthew Hurt had 10 that changed in the third to Stephen F. Austin. points for Duke, which got quarter, Ironwood’s lead Duke guard Tre Jones 11 from Joey Baker and 10 went from three at the half scored 20 points, matched from fellow reserve Javin to 18 going into the fourth. a career high with 12 DeLaurier. Boyd scored 10 of her assists and made three BIG PICTURE game-high 16 points in the steals as part of a defensive Duke: Carey and Jones third as the Red Devils effort that forced 14 looked like the type of stars went on to win Tuesday turnovers. the team can build around night’s season opener 59- The Spartans (5-3) went to be one of the best teams 34. into the game "a little frag- in the country. “I just told her she has to ile," according to coach Michigan State: Izzo has be the one that creates Tom Izzo, and they looked a lot of work to do, trying things for herself,” Iron- out of sync and over- to rally a team that has wood coach Angela Ruot- matched. been reeling since Win- sala said. “The first half, I Duke went on an 8-1 ston's brother died last thought she was hiding a run midway through the month. little bit more and the sec- first half to build a double- POLL IMPLICATIONS ond half, she showed what digit cushion and led 45-29 The Blue Devils will she can do. She can get her- at halftime. likely get a boost in next self open.” Cassius Winston made week's poll, while the Spar- Ironwood also found a 3-pointer to pull the Spar- tans will continue to fall some other offensive pro- tans within eight early in from their No. 1 ranking in duction as their second the second half. the preseason. scoring option, Caitlyn Carey answered the UP NEXT Mylly, missed the game surge with a three-point Duke: Plays at Virginia with a twisted ankle. play and a layup to restore Tech on Friday night. Promising freshman guard a double-digit advantage Michigan State: Hosts Alaya Ruotsala had 14 the Blue Devils had no Rutgers on Sunday night. points and junior Maddie Vaughn scored eight of her 14 points in the first half. Griffin, Pistons pound Cavs Freshman Savannah Hannu tallied eight points. 127-94 for 1st winning streak Ruotsala attacked the (AP) – The Detroit Pistons are suddenly on basket and ran the show at a roll. times in a strong debut. Blake Griffin scored 24 points, Andre Drummond had 17 “She played tough, she points and 14 rebounds, and the Pistons routed the Cleve- didn’t play intimidated, land Cavaliers 127-94 Tuesday night to win consecutive which as freshmen, you games for the first time this season. never know how they’ll The Pistons thumped San Antonio 132-98 on Sunday and come out,” coach Ruotsala put together another dominant performance, shooting 54% said. “But both her and and hitting 18 of 35 3-point attempts. Savannah came out as "We're building it, we're getting better," coach Dwane freshmen very confident Jason Juno/Daily Globe Casey said. "We're not there yet, but we're getting closer." and very tough on the floor IRONWOOD’S ALAYA Ruotsala puts up a shot Tuesday night in Wakefield. She Griffin played just 24 minutes and was 8 of 13 from the along with all of our team. scored 14 points in her first game. field, including 6 of 7 from deep. Drummond played 31 min- Maddie Vaughn came out utes as Detroit's starters were on the bench for the fourth tough.” a center (of attention) and switches on her and she to play a little better defense quarter. Ironwood will take as these other girls are step- was able to take advantage against Alaya. But she’s a Griffin scored 16 points in the first quarter with four 3- much scoring as it can get ping up to the challenge of those.” special player, too – she’s pointers. The 6-foot-10 forward missed training camp and from the supporting cast as and that’s what we need,” The Cardinals are young quick, she’s aggressive.” the first 10 games of the season with a hamstring injury. defenses focus on Boyd. Ruotsala said. and they only suited up six Ironwood (1-0) goes to "He didn't have an exhibition season, so he's still getting This effort against W-M Yon led W-M with 13 players. South Shore Tuesday night. his sea legs under him and is playing his way back into shape," Casey said. should give them the confi- points despite being tasked “It’s not an excuse, but W-M (0-1) hosts Bessemer Griffin was called for traveling after Detroit won the open- dence they can do that, with defending Boyd all just one girl had varsity Thursday night. Ironwood — Savannah Hannu 8, McKenzie ing tip but hit a 3-pointer a minute into the game. whether it’s being forced to night. experience (Yon). There “Carlee Yon did a great were some butterflies,” Boyd 16, Laney Osterholm 2, Alaya Ruotsala 14, "I don't think we've called the first play of the game for me carry the scoring load or Maddie Vaughn 14, Anna Buerger 5. FTs: 7-12. job defensively on McKen- Tweiten said. “Nyah Hewitt all season, but that's OK," he said with a smile. "It's not how helping to free Boyd. Fouls: 9. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Boyd 2. I really get into it. I just do my thing and take what they give “That’s what we need to zie Boyd,” W-M coach Chris at times was able to get to W-M — Alyssa LaMaide 1, Nyah Hewitt 6, Enola Miskovich 2, Carlee Yon 13, Macie Ahonen 4, Julia me." be able to do – spread our Tweiten said. “Then the sec- the basket, she’s got to fin- ond half, they were able to ish, she drew some fouls. Taaro 8. FTs: 7-12. Fouls: 8. Fouled out: None. 3- Detroit hit 10 3-pointers in the first half and built a 57-38 points out – because we pointers: Yon 3. free her up a little bit more, Julia Taaro got off to a lead, a margin that steadily grew and reached 35 in the know that McKenzie will be Ironwood 11 21 43 59 fourth quarter. they had some defensive shaky start, but she started W-M 10 18 25 34 l 10 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

GEORGETOWN — Announced Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. LocalWednesday, Schedule Dec. 4 TransactionsBASEBALL G James Akinjo and F Josh LeBlanc Thursday's Games College Basketball American League have been removed from the men's Philadelphia at Washington, 7 GCC at Mesabi Range, women, KANSAS CITY ROYALS — basketball team. p.m. 5; men, 7 Named Mitch Maier director of base- IOWA STATE — Agreed to terms Denver at New York, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 5 ball operations. with football coach Matt Campbell Houston at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Girls Basketball OAKLAND ATHLETICS — on a one-year contract extension Phoenix at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Bessemer at Wakefield-Marenis- Agreed to terms with LHP Jake through 2025. Friday's Games co, 6:30 Diekman on a two-year contract and JACKSONVILLE — Announced it Brooklyn at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Baraga at Ewen-Trout Creek, RHP Jordan Weems and OF Dillon is discontinuing its football program. Indiana at Detroit, 7 p.m. 7:30 EST Thomas on minor league contracts. Orlando at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Watersmeet at Ontonagon, 7:20 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Michigan-Louisville Denver at Boston, 8 p.m. Golden State at Chicago, 8 p.m. EST Agreed to terms with RHP Anthony No. 1 LOUISVILLEBox 58, Minnesota at Oklahoma City, 8 Friday, Dec. 6 Bass on a one-year contract. No. 4 MICHIGAN 43 p.m. Boys Basketball National League MICHIGAN (7-1) Mellen at Mercer, 7:15 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Livers 1-9 0-0 3, Teske 6-18 5-8 Washington at Miami, 8 p.m. Girls Basketball Named Steve Sanders assistant 18, Wagner 2-6 0-0 5, Brooks 0-6 2- L.A. Clippers at Milwaukee, 8:30 Hurley at South Shore, 7:15 general manager. 2 2, Simpson 4-11 1-3 9, Johns 1-3 p.m. Ewen-Trout Creek at ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Pro- 0-0 2, Castleton 1-1 0-0 2, Bajema Sacramento at San Antonio, 8:30 Watersmeet, 6:30 moted Patrick Elkins to major league 0-0 0-0 0, Wilson 0-1 0-0 0, Nunez p.m. Mellen at Mercer, 5:45 internal player strategist, Tony Fer- 0-0 0-0 0, DeJulius 0-3 2-2 2. Totals L.A. Lakers at Portland, 10:30 College Basketball reira manager/player development, 15-58 10-15 43. p.m. Fond du Lac Tribal at GCC, Emily Wiebe to manager/player LOUISVILLE (8-0) Pistons-Cavaliers women, 5; men, 7 development and performance and Nwora 9-23 3-5 22, Sutton 1-3 2- Saturday, Dec. 7 Joseph Quezada to manager/inter- 4 4, Enoch 5-10 1-2 13, Perry 2-4 0- DETROIT (127)Box College Basketball national operations. 0 4, McMahon 1-8 1-2 4, Igiehon 0- Snell 1-2 0-0 2, Griffin 8-13 2-2 Central Lakes at GCC, women, 1; SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — 0 0-0 0, Slazinski 0-0 0-0 0, 24, Drummond 7-15 3-4 17, Brown men, 3 Agreed to terms with LHP Tyler M.Williams 1-3 0-0 2, Johnson 0-1 4-6 0-2 9, Kennard 3-9 0-0 8, Doum- Monday, Dec. 9 Anderson on a one-year contract. 0-0 0, Nickelberry 0-0 0-0 0, Kimble bouya 1-3 0-0 2, Maker 1-1 0-0 2, Boys Basketball BASKETBALL 1-5 3-4 5, Williamson 2-3 0-1 4. Morris 5-8 0-0 12, Wood 4-4 0-0 8, Wakefield-Marenisco at Repub- National Basketball Association Totals 22-60 10-18 58. Rose 6-12 0-1 12, Frazier 1-2 0-0 2, lic-Michigamme, 6:30 ATLANTA HAWKS — Trans- Halftime_Louisville 28-18. 3-Point Galloway 5-8 0-0 14, Mykhailiuk 5- Hurley at South Shore, 7:15 ferred G Brandon Goodwin to Col- Goals_Michigan 3-19 (Teske 1-4, 11 2-2 15. Totals 51-94 7-11 127. Watersmeet at Chassell, 6:20 lege Park (NBAGL). Livers 1-4, Wagner 1-5, Brooks 0-1, CLEVELAND (94) Ontonagon at Ewen-Trout Creek, Women's NBA Wilson 0-1, Simpson 0-2, DeJulius Osman 4-6 1-2 10, Love 3-7 0-0 7:30 EST WASHINGTON MYSTICS — 0-2), Louisville 4-19 (Enoch 2-5, 8, Thompson 4-11 2-4 10, Garland Bessemer at Jeffers, 6:20 Promoted player development Nwora 1-5, McMahon 1-5, Perry 0-1, 3-8 1-1 7, Sexton 8-16 6-7 22, McK- Girls Basketball assistant Asjha Jones to assistant Sutton 0-1, M.Williams 0-2). Fouled innie 1-4 0-0 2, Nance Jr. 3-7 0-0 7, Bessemer at Hurley, 7:15 coach. Out_None. Rebounds_Michigan 38 Henson 1-3 0-0 2, Zizic 1-3 0-0 2, Tuesday, Dec. 10 NBA G League (Teske 10), Louisville 44 (Nwora Clarkson 4-10 0-0 10, Dellavedova Boys Basketball AGUA CALIENTE CLIPPERS — 12). Assists_Michigan 6 (Simpson 1-2 0-0 2, Knight 0-1 0-0 0, Porter Jr. Bessemer at Ironwood, 7:15 Traded the returning player rights to 3), Louisville 8 (Kimble 3). Total 5-11 0-0 12. Totals 38-89 10-14 94. Girls Basketball G Demarcus Holland and a 2020 Fouls_Michigan 14, Louisville 16. Detroit 32 30 35 30 — 127 Ironwood at South Shore, 7:15 third-round draft pick to Texas for G A_21,674 (22,090). Cleveland 28 18 22 26 — 94 Ewen-Trout Creek at Chassell, Xavier Rathan-Mayes. 3-Point Goals_Detroit 18-35 (Grif- 7:30 EST FOOTBALL Duke-Michigan St. fin 6-7, Galloway 4-7, Mykhailiuk 3- Wakefield-Marenisco at Onton- National Football League 8, Morris 2-3, Kennard 2-5, Brown 1- No. 10Box DUKE 87, agon, 7:20 EST CAROLINA PANTHERS — Fired 2, Snell 0-1, Rose 0-2), Cleveland 8- No. 11 MICHIGAN ST. 75 Watersmeet at Lake Linden- coach Ron Rivera. Promoted sec- 27 (Love 2-2, Porter Jr. 2-4, Clark- Hubbell, 6:20 ondary coach Perry Fewell to interim DUKE (8-1) Moore 0-1 0-0 0, Hurt 4-8 0-0 10, son 2-7, Osman 1-3, Nance Jr. 1-3, Bayfield at Mercer, 7:15 head coach and quarterbacks coach Dellavedova 0-1, Henson 0-1, McK- College Basketball Scott Turner offensive coordinator. White 3-4 0-0 7, Carey 8-16 9-12 26, Jones 6-13 6-8 20, Baker 5-6 0-0 11, innie 0-2, Sexton 0-2, Garland 0-2). Itasca at GCC, women, 5; men, 7 Reassigned offensive coordinator Fouled Out_None. Norv Turner to special assistant to Robinson 0-0 0-0 0, DeLaurier 5-5 0-0 10, O'Connell 0-1 0-0 0, Gold- Rebounds_Detroit 46 (Drummond All TimesNFL EST the head coach. 14), Cleveland 39 (Thompson 14). CINCINNATI BENGALS — wire 1-3 1-2 3. Totals 32-57 16-22 AMERICAN CONFERENCE 87. Assists_Detroit 33 (Rose 9), Cleve- East Waived WR Damion Willis. Activat- land 16 (Nance Jr. 5). Total ed WR John Ross III from IR. MICHIGAN ST. (5-3) W LTPct PF PA Henry 1-2 0-1 2, Bingham 4-6 3-3 Fouls_Detroit 16, Cleveland 11. New England10 20.833 322 145 CLEVELAND BROWNS — A_17,504 (20,562). Jason Sutherland/Upbeat Sports Released DE Chris Smith. Released 13, Tillman 9-14 2-2 20, Watts 1-7 2- Buffalo 930.750 257 188 4 4, Winston 4-14 3-3 12, Brown 3-7 N.Y. Jets 480.333 204 280 S A.J. Howard from the practice All TimesNHL EST EWEN-TROUT Creek's Paige Berglund elevates for a layup against Calumet Tues- squad. Signed DT Justin Zimmer 1-1 8, Hall 3-8 3-5 9, Marble 1-1 0-0 Miami 390.250 200 377 2, Kithier 1-2 0-2 2, Loyer 0-0 1-2 1, EASTERN CONFERENCE day in Calumet. South from Atlanta's practice squad and Atlantic Division DE Trevon Young to the practice George 1-1 0-0 2, Ahrens 0-0 0-0 0. W LTPct PF PA Totals 28-62 15-23 75. GP WLOTPts GF GA Houston 840.667 293 271 squad. Boston 28 20 3545 101 65 DENVER BRONCOS — Signed Halftime_Duke 45-29. 3-Point Tennessee 750.583 276 234 Goals_Duke 7-15 (Hurt 2-3, Jones Florida 27 13 9531 96 97 Indianapolis 660.500 261 257 QB Brett Rypien to the practice Buffalo 28 13 10 5 31 85 83 squad. 2-5, Baker 1-1, White 1-2, Carey 1- Jacksonville 480.333 220 292 2, O'Connell 0-1, Goldwire 0-1), Montreal 28 12 10 6 30 93 98 Panthers drop 1st game DETROIT LIONS — Signed LB North Michigan St. 4-16 (Bingham 2-3, Toronto 29 13 12 4 30 94 98 WLTPct PF PA Jason Cabinda from the practice Tampa Bay 25 13 9329 91 81 squad and WR Victor Bolden to the Winston 1-3, Brown 1-4, Henry 0-1, Baltimore 10 20.833 406 219 Tillman 0-1, Hall 0-2, Watts 0-2). Ottawa 27 11 15 1 23 69 84 Pittsburgh 750.583 236 225 practice squad. Detroit 30 7 20 3 17 63 119 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_Duke Cleveland 570.417 246 272 33 (Carey 11), Michigan St. 31 (Hall, Metropolitan Division of season in Calumet Claimed RB Tyler Ervin off waivers Cincinnati 1 11 0 .083 179 298 Tillman 8). Assists_Duke 22 (Jones GP WLOTPts GF GA West from Jacksonville. Washington 28 19 4543 104 83 By JASON SUTHERLAND HOUSTON TEXANS — 12), Michigan St. 21 (Winston 7). E-TC’s press, began to get the ball in quickly WLTPct PF PA Total Fouls_Duke 21, Michigan St. N.Y. Islanders2618 6238 77 63 Kansas City 840.667 348 265 Released TE Jerell Adams from the Philadelphia28 16 7537 91 79 Upbeat Sports practice squad. Signed LB Nate Hall 16. Technicals_Michigan St. coach and try to run the floor. This led the Pan- Oakland 660.500 237 324 Tom Izzo. A_14,797 (16,280). Carolina 28 16 11 1 33 88 78 Denver 480.333 198 237 to the practice squad. Pittsburgh 27 14 9432 93 78 CALUMET – Calumet's young players thers to back out of the press, but they were L.A. Chargers480.333 244 241 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — N.Y. Rangers2613 10 3 29 84 87 All TimesNBA EST are bound to make mistakes. That's what not without a few tricks of their own. Beso- NATIONAL CONFERENCE Placed WR Chester Rogers on IR. Columbus 27 11 12 4 26 68 84 EASTERN CONFERENCE East Signed WR Chad Williams from the New Jersey 27 9 14 4 22 69 101 comes with being new to varsity basketball. nen had her team swinging the ball around Atlantic Division W LTPct PF PA practice squad and WR Malik Henry WESTERN CONFERENCE Dallas 660.500 310 236 to the practice squad. WLPct GB But against Ewen-Trout Creek, the new faces in the backcourt quicker, which led to some Toronto 15 5 .750 — Central Division Philadelphia 570.417 274 284 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — GP WLOTPts GF GA on the Calumet Copper Kings learned how faulty rotations in Calumet's defense. Nei- Washington 390.250 173 290 Waived CB Breon Borders. Signed Boston 14 5 .737 ½ Philadelphia 15 6 .714 ½ St. Louis 29 18 5642 90 75 N.Y. Giants 2 10 0 .167 230 339 CB Parry Nickerson from the prac- Winnipeg 28 17 10 1 35 82 77 to overcome those mistakes and close out a ther team was especially efficient on the South tice squad and RB Paul Perkins to Brooklyn 10 10 .500 5 New York 4 17 .190 11½ Colorado 26 16 8234 97 75 game. They defeated E-TC 49-47 in their first offensive end with these adjustments, but W LTPct PF PA the practice squad. Dallas 29 15 11 3 33 76 73 Southeast Division y-New Orleans1020.833 298 248 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed RB Minnesota 28 13 11 4 30 83 88 game of the season. the Panthers were able to outscore Calumet Tampa Bay 570.417 340 346 Kalen Ballage on injured reserve. WLPct GB Miami 15 5 .750 — Nashville 27 12 10 5 29 89 88 Oddly enough, the beginning of the game 11-8 in the quarter to cut the deficit to eight Carolina 570.417 280 320 Claimed RB Zach Zenner off Chicago 27 10 12 5 25 74 85 Atlanta 390.250 260 323 waivers from Arizona and WR Orlando 9 11 .450 6 saw the Copper Kings looking like a pol- heading into the final period. Charlotte 8 14 .364 8 Pacific Division North receiver Trevor Davis off waivers GP WLOTPts GF GA W LTPct PF PA from Oakland. Waived S Montre Washington 6 13 .316 8½ ished team that was in midseason form. Within all of the commotion of the now Atlanta 5 16 .238 10½ Edmonton 29 17 9337 91 84 Green Bay 930.750 289 255 Hartage. Arizona 29 16 9436 82 69 Central Division The pressure coach Matt Laho is known fast-paced game, it was the perimeter defense Minnesota 840.667 319 242 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed Vegas 30 15 11 4 34 91 85 Chicago 660.500 212 208 LB Reshard Cliett to the practice W L Pct GB for bringing showed up early, forcing the of the Copper Kings that made the difference Milwaukee 18 3 .857 — San Jose 28 15 12 1 31 82 91 Detroit 381.292 280 315 squad. Vancouver 28 13 11 4 30 92 84 Panthers into stressful situations from their down the stretch. E-TC held a significant size West NEW YORK JETS — Placed LB Indiana 13 7 .650 4½ Detroit 8 13 .381 10 Calgary 29 13 12 4 30 73 86 W LTPct PF PA C.J. Mosley on IR. Claimed S Ben- Anaheim 28 12 12 4 28 75 84 2-2-1 press. On four consecutive posses- advantage with Abbie LeGault and Grace Seattle 10 20.833 329 293 nett Jackson off waivers from Balti- Chicago 7 14 .333 11 Cleveland 5 15 .250 12½ Los Angeles28 11 15 2 24 72 93 sions, the E-TC guards crossed the half-court Witt in the post, but the Calumet guards San Francisco1020.833 349 183 more. NOTE: Two points for a win, one WESTERN CONFERENCE L.A. Rams 750.583 283 250 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — point for overtime loss. Top three line into what appeared to be an opening, were able to keep the ball out of their hands Southwest Division Arizona 381.292 255 351 Waived WR Mack Hollins. Signed G teams in each division and two wild y-clinched division Sua Opeta from the practice squad WLPct GB only to be trapped on the intersection of the while still being effective against All-UP Dallas 14 6 .700 — cards per conference advance to Thursday's Games and DT Kevin Wilkins to the practice playoffs. sideline and half court. guard Elise Besonen. Besonen finished with Chicago 24, Detroit 20 squad. Houston 13 6 .684 ½ San Antonio 7 14 .333 7½ Monday's Games Buffalo 26, Dallas 15 PITTSBURGH STEELERS — Vegas 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 “We do a good job [with the press],” Laho 12 points, but four came from free-throw New Orleans 26, Atlanta 18 Released C Patrick Morris. Activat- Memphis 6 14 .300 8 New Orleans 6 15 .286 8½ Buffalo 7, New Jersey 1 said. “They rotated well, stuff that looked attempts while she earned every Sunday's Games ed C Maurkice Pouncey and placed N.Y. Islanders 4, Detroit 1 Northwest Division Baltimore 20, San Francisco 17 him on the exempt/commissioner St. Louis 4, Chicago 0 open, the offense tries to get there and then she scored. Even though she was able to get Green Bay 31, N.Y. Giants 13 permission list. WLPct GB Denver 13 4 .765 — Anaheim 4, Los Angeles 2 all of the sudden it’s not. They ended up get- into the paint frequently, the defense caught Tennessee 31, Indianapolis 17 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh 20, Cleveland 13 Waived PK Chase McLaughlin. Utah 12 9 .571 3 ting themselves caught in a trap on the side- up and forced her to take difficult shots. Minnesota 10 9 .526 4 Montreal 4, N.Y. Islanders 2 Cincinnati 22, N.Y. Jets 6 Released OL Will Holden from the Boston 2, Carolina 0 Tampa Bay 28, Jacksonville 11 practice squad. Signed WR Chris Oklahoma City 8 11 .421 6 line.” Calumet was getting defensive stops, “[Perimeter defense] was one thing that Portland 8 12 .400 6½ Minnesota 4, Florida 2 Miami 37, Philadelphia 31 Thompson to the practice squad. Arizona 4, Columbus 2 Pacific Division but they were lacking in converting those we did good with,” Laho said. “We didn’t do Washington 29, Carolina 21 TENNESSEE TITANS — Waived Vegas 4, New Jersey 3 W L Pct GB L.A. Rams 34, Arizona 7 C Hroniss Grasu. Claimed CB Philadelphia 6, Toronto 1 opportunities, at least in the early stages of so good on the help side defense, but we did Kansas City 40, Oakland 9 Tremaine Brock off waivers from Ari- L.A. Lakers 17 3 .850 — L.A. Clippers 15 6 .714 2½ Tampa Bay 3, Nashville 2, OT the game. The Copper Kings took a 4-3 lead a great job of keeping their bigs from scoring Denver 23, L.A. Chargers 20 zona. Winnipeg 5, Dallas 1 Houston 28, New England 22 Canadian Football League Phoenix 9 10 .474 7½ midway through the quarter, but quickly a lot of points. The flip side of that is that Sacramento 8 11 .421 8½ Ottawa at Vancouver Monday's Games WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Washington at San Jose Seattle 37, Minnesota 30 Signed WRs Devin Lucien and Golden State 4 18 .182 14 scored 11 points to take a five-point lead into we’ve got to do a better job of letting their Monday's Games Wednesday's Games Thursday, Dec. 5 ArDarius Stewart and RB James Colorado at Toronto, 7 p.m. the second quarter. The two familiar faces guards get to the rim.” Dallas at Chicago, 8:20 p.m. Williams to futures contracts. Philadelphia 103, Utah 94 Phoenix 109, Charlotte 104 St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. from a season ago in Elli Djerf and Marybeth Midway through the final frame though, Sunday, Dec. 8 HOCKEY Ottawa at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. Washington at Green Bay, 1 p.m. National Hockey League Atlanta 104, Golden State 79 Indiana 117, Memphis 104 Washington at Los Angeles, 10 Halonen began to take advantage of the Calumet began to get cold from the floor. E- Indianapolis at Tampa Bay, 1 NHL/NHLPA — C Matt Stajan p.m. p.m. announced his retirement. Milwaukee 132, New York 88 turnovers, scoring a combined 12 points in TC backed out of its press to try to quell the Chicago 113, Sacramento 106 Thursday's Games San Francisco at New Orleans, 1 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Reas- Arizona at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. that frame alone. fast-break points that the Copper Kings were p.m. signed LW Max Jones to San Diego Tuesday's Games Detroit 127, Cleveland 94 Vegas vs. N.Y. Islanders at Nas- Carolina at Atlanta, 1 p.m. (AHL). Recalled LW Max Comtois sau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 7 For the Panthers, their early miscues left enjoying, leading to some forced shots out of Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. and D Josh Mahura from San Diego. Orlando 127, Washington 120 Dallas 118, New Orleans 97 p.m. coach Jacky Besonen exasperated. She felt as the offensive end. The youth of Calumet Denver at Houston, 1 p.m. BUFFALO SABRES — Assigned N.Y. Rangers at Columbus, 7 Baltimore at Buffalo, 1 p.m. F Curtis Lazar to Rochester (AHL). Miami 121, Toronto 110, OT if her team was able to run the floor, but just began to show, with many shots being Houston at San Antonio p.m. Miami at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. DETROIT RED WINGS — Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Assigned LW Taro Hirose and RW L.A. Lakers at Denver was unable to get out of their own way at rushed off one or two passes. When those Portland at L.A. Clippers Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. L.A. Chargers at Jacksonville, Filip Zadina to Grand Rapids (AHL). Colorado at Montreal, 7 p.m. times, especially in the first half. shots did not fall, the Panthers were able to 4:05 p.m. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Fired Wednesday's Games Golden State at Charlotte, 7 p.m. San Jose at Carolina, 7 p.m. Pittsburgh at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. coach John Hynes. Named Alain Winnipeg at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. “Shooting and turnovers killed us convert at the other end, eventually getting Tennessee at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. Nasreddine interim coach and Peter Milwaukee at Detroit, 7 p.m. Phoenix at Orlando, 7 p.m. Buffalo at Calgary, 9 p.m. tonight,” she said. “Thirteen turnovers, that’s the score to 43-40 with under four minutes Kansas City at New England, Horachek assistant coach. Friday's Games 4:25 p.m. WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Brooklyn at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. not a ton, but you want it lower than that. We to go. Miami at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Seattle at L.A. Rams, 8:20 p.m. Traded F Chandler Stephenson to Montreal at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. had some really dumb ones in the first half, Monday, Dec. 9 Vegas for a 2021 fifth-round draft Indiana at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. “I think our mental toughness was good,” Memphis at Chicago, 8 p.m. Arizona at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 8:15 pick. Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9 p.m. especially against their doubles.” Besonen said. “We were getting beat, so we p.m. COLLEGE Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Utah, 9 p.m. Washington at Anaheim, 10 p.m. The second quarter saw E-TC begin to just said get back, let’s not worry about [the crack the Calumet code in spurts, with the press] right now because we are giving them Panthers bringing an extra body into the layups, we can’t give them layups. They kept No. 1 Louisville tops No. 4 Michigan backcourt against the press. That in turn working hard and came back from an 11- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) – a sex scandal and the Louisville answered the spread out the Copper King defense, allow- point deficit.” Louisville players and coach school's involvement in a Wolverines' 6-0 spurt that ing for whoever brought the ball up to sneak With the Copper Kings holding a 49-43 Chris Mack cared more federal corruption investiga- got them to 30-26 with a 10- through the gap of the double team. With a lead with a minute to go, Laho had seen about protecting the basket tion of college basketball. 0 run keyed by six points press of their own, the Panthers were able to enough. He called a time-out, and could be against Michigan than Players seem more and a couple of pivotal keep the game within striking distance for heard imploring his girls to take more time defending their new perch focused on building on it. rebounds from Nwora, who most of the frame. off of the clock. atop the rankings. "Our season's not over tied his season high on the Then, Djerf and company took away any “When I was talking to them on the Fulfilling that priority yet," Cardinals guard boards. momentum that E-TC had scrounged up by bench, I think there was a minute left and we helped the Cardinals suc- Lamarr Kimble said. "No. "That's really been a big going on a 12-3 tear in the later stages of the had three possessions where I think we ceed in their season debut 1's just a number. We're focus for us, being strong on first half, resulting in a 33-22 advantage spent all of four seconds on offense,” he said. as the nation's No. 1 team. going to continue to get bet- D," Nwora said. going into the second half. Djerf scored all of “It was like, 'Ok girls, understand where we Jordan Nwora had 22 ter." The Cardinals also kept her 13 points in the first two quarters, mak- are, where we’re at in the game right now. points and 12 rebounds, As for Mack, he was most the Wolverines and first- ing her presence known with her - You’re up six points and there is a minute on and Louisville held No. 4 satisfied with how his team year coach Juwan Howard ing and passing. She would finish with 13 the clock. Get into the offense, work some- Michigan to a season-low denied just about every- from adding another top-10 points, 12 rebounds and two assists on the thing, find the open shot and burn a little 26% shooting mark for a 58- thing Michigan attempted upset to the ones that night, picking up where she left off from last clock.' ” 43 victory Tuesday night in while passing or shooting, helped them enter the Top season – she frequently led the team in With the Panthers drawing the score to its first game since returning holding the Wolverines to 25 and match Kansas rebounding. Though her assists may not 49-47 off a steal by Kate Borseth, the Copper to No. 1. just better than half their (1989) for the biggest jump have been as high as she is accustomed to, Kings needed to possess the ball and grind The Cardinals (8-0) shot scoring average (82.4 points from being unranked in the her play helped set up Halonen in the out the clock. Although that did not happen, just 37% but their defense per game). That mattered on 70-year history of the poll. offense that showcased how special this duo Paige Berglund’s desperation 3-point attempt stifled Michigan (7-1) much a night when baskets were "Give them credit," can be. Halonen would finish with a team was errant, and Calumet was able to escape of the night as they earned a nearly as hard to come by Howard said. "They do a high 15 points. an early season loss. signature victory in the Big for the Cardinals. great job of defending. “Elli is really the heartbeat of this team,” “We started strong. It's that first game Ten/ACC Challenge one day "The story of the game Unfortunately, they did a Laho said. “She never wants to come off the though,” Laho said. “You’re not quite men- after claiming the top spot was just our defensive effort, good job of keeping us out floor, when we need something offensively tally there yet. Going through a little bit of in the AP Top 25 for the first from the beginning of the of the paint." she’s going to help create it. And then any- adversity or when they got a little bit of pres- time in six years. Though game all the way through," Jon Teske had 18 points time there is a loose ball or a rebound, she’s sure and frustration, they just started mak- their second-year coach has Mack said. "We probably and 10 rebounds for the gonna fly all over to get to it. And then Mary- ing some bad basketball decisions. Overall, downplayed rankings, the played 38½ minutes as Wolverines, who were seek- beth is a heck of a player, she just glides to they were able to overcome that and be able win was significant for a good a defense as we can ing their first victory over a the rim. She’s just got to stay confident to ride it out until the end, but we gotta be program he has guided back play, outside of maybe the No. 1 team since beating because when she’s hitting, she’s lights out.” stronger than that.” into the national champi- first minute of the second Duke 81-73 at home on Dec. The second half saw both teams make Calumet (1-0) will travel to Iron Moun- onship discussion following half." 13, 1997. adjustments that changed the overall tone of tain on Thursday. Ewen-Trout Creek (0-1) the game. The Copper Kings, to counteract hosts Baraga on the same night. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Best to leave drama at door Dear Annie: My husband and I are plan- ning a big party to celebrate our 25th wed- ding anniversary. Sadly, two sisters are all but ruining the event. They are both close friends of mine, but they are feuding with each other. I did not send out online invites but rather traditional paper invita- Dear tions. Through the grapevine, I heard they Annie are both inquiring about whether the other was invited. We just want a peaceful, fun party and worked for me. I was able to control my do not want to get dragged into their fight. mind and make adjustments in my life. How can I avoid their turmoil? It is already Not that my marital unit understood, casting a shadow on our party. – Sister agreed or cared. Squabble It’s tough when our emotions rip us Dear Sister Squabble: Congratulations away from our minds. Knowing the value on 25 years of marriage! That is no easy THE PAJAMA DIARIES feat, and it’s a wonderful thing to be cele- of being able to use your mind and act on brating. Hopefully, it will be a drama-free your thoughts is a powerful tool. I highly evening. 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The lack of a trade deal Cleveland-Cliffs 10.7% “We’re running out of before the year ends could lower after the iron-ore time and the markets are mean the market is in for a miner said it will pay $1.1 finally woken up to ‘Hey, turnaround from a strong, billion for steel maker AK   there’s a risk out there and record-setting November. Steel. U.S. steel producers maybe things aren’t going The S&P 500 had its best have struggled since the   to be all good after all,’” month since June with a Trump administration put said Randy Frederick, vice 3.4% gain because of cool- a 25% steel tariff into place       president of trading & ing trade tensions and opti- last year. Domestic  derivatives at Charles mism that a resolution to demand has slumped as oil     Schwab. the dispute was near. and gas drillers pull back The S&P 500 index fell Two days of deflated on purchases of steel pipe.  20.67 points, or 0.7%, to hopes has already sent the The price for hot rolled    3,093.20. The Dow Jones S&P 500 about 1.5% lower steel has slid almost 30%   Industrial Average lost and the tech-heavy Nasdaq this year. AK Steel rose 280.23 points, or 1%, to has slipped 1.7%. 4.2%. 27,502.81. The index was December is a typically Lands’ End vaulted 21%    briefly down 457 points. solid month for the stock after the clothing maker     The Nasdaq dropped market, with the S&P 500 reported surprisingly good 47.34 points, or 0.6%, to making gains regularly fourth-quarter earnings 8,520.64. The Russell 2000 since the last recession and raised its profit fore- index of smaller company ended in 2009. Last year, cast for the year. stocks gave up 4.95 points, though, fears about a reces- Benchmark crude oil or 0.3%, to 1,602.63. sion and rising interest rates rose 14 cents to settle at Pressure has been build- hurt the major indexes. $56.10 a barrel. Brent ing on Washington and Technology stocks led crude oil, the international Beijing to complete what the losses Tuesday. The standard, slipped 10 cents Trump has called a limited sector is highly sensitive to to close at $60.82 a barrel. “Phase 1” deal before the twists in the trade dispute Wholesale gasoline fell 1 new tariffs on Chinese because many of the com- cent to $1.56 per gallon. goods kick in Dec. 15. panies rely on China for Heating oil declined 1 cent “We’re less than two sales and supply chains. to $1.88 per gallon. Natu- weeks away from new tar- Apple slumped 1.8% and ral gas rose 11 cents to iffs that will be implement- Intel fell 2.8%. $2.44 per 1,000 cubic feet. ed on a bunch of consumer Bank stocks also suf- Gold rose $15.90 to goods that have never had fered heavy losses as $1,478.20 per ounce, silver tariffs on them, and I think investors headed for the rose 29 cents to $17.13 per that’s when the consumer safety of bonds and pushed ounce and copper fell 2 really starts to feel the yields lower. Banks rely on cents to $2.61 per pound. pain,” Frederick said. higher bond yields to The dollar fell to 108.57 Wall Street is also charge more lucrative inter- Japanese yen from 108.98 weighing the potential for est rates on mortgages and yen on Monday. The euro an expanded series of trade other loans. The yield on strengthened to $1.1082 disputes. On Tuesday, the 10-year Treasury fell from $1.1078. Google co-founders step down as execs of parent Alphabet SAN FRANCISCO (AP) systems, phones and smart the Alphabet structure or – The co-founders of speaker hardware. the work we do day to day,” Google are stepping down Yet Google has been fac- he wrote. “I will continue as executives of its parent ing pressure from privacy to be very focused on company, Alphabet, ending advocates over its collec- Google and the deep work Computer Services Snow Removal Snowplowing a remarkable two decades tion and use of personal we’re doing to push the during which Larry Page information to target adver- boundaries of computing and Sergey Brin shaped a tising. It also faces allega- and build a more helpful FAHRNER startup born in a Silicon tions that it abuses its dom- Google for everyone.” CLOVERLAND SNOWPLOWING Valley garage into one of inance in search and online Alphabet – an umbrella the largest, most powerful advertising to push out corporation that the two – and, increasingly, most rivals. created in 2015 – still MOTORS RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • Pick-up Trucks feared – companies in the Google is the subject of boasts Google as its central world. antitrust inquiries from fixture and key moneymak- • Loaders Earthwork Sundar Pichai, who has Congress, the Department er. But it’s also made up of • Dump Trucks been leading Google as of Justice and a contingen- what are known as “other To Serve Your Snow CEO for more than four cy of states in the U.S. and bets,” or longshot projects. FAHRNER Removal Needs! years, will take on addi- from European authorities. That includes drone com- Licensed & Insured tional duties as Alphabet’s The company has also pany Wing and self-driving EXCAVATING Front End CEO, the position held by faced harsh criticism about car firm Waymo. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Call Ken Page. The company isn’t the material on its services. Page and Brin, in • Site Prep • Driveways Loaders filling Brin’s position as Its video streaming busi- announcing the news Tues- • Road Building (906)364-4468 president. ness, YouTube, was fined day, said the company has • Land Clearing • Culverts Plow Trucks Page and Brin started $170 million to settle alle- “evolved and matured” in • Ponds & Pond Cleaning Google soon after they met gations it improperly col- the two decades since its • Tree & Stump Removal • Snow Plowing & Leave the • Leaky Basement Repair as Stanford University lected personal data on founding. Both promised • Water & Sewer Lines Removal Snow to Joe! graduate students in 1995. children without their par- to stay active as board • Roto Rooter • Banks Pushed Back What began as a way to ents’ consent. members and sharehold- • Licensed Septic Tanks & catalog the growing inter- Longtime tech analyst ers. Systems Installed • Driveways Widened SAARI net has now become one of Tim Bajarin of Creative “Today, in 2019, if the * Retaining Walls Snowplowing the most influential com- Strategies doesn’t expect company was a person, it • Sand • Gravel • Topsoil panies in the world. much to change with the would be a young adult of • Crack Sealing • Hot Mix WE HAUL SNOW! Never too early to Google dominates online executive shuffle. And if 21 and it would be time to • Asphalt Patching plan for your snow • Reground Asphalt *Commercial & Residential* search and digital advertis- anything does, he said, it leave the roost,” they wrote removal needs! • Carpentry *Reasonable Rates* ing and makes the world’s will be due to government in a blog post. Licensed & Insured most widely used operat- regulation. Page and Brin, both 46, No job too BIG or SMALL! ing system for smart- Pichai assured employ- both have been noticeably Call Ken Residential & Commercial phones, Android. It’s hard ees in an internal email absent from Google events (906)364-4468 to make it through a whole that his new job wouldn’t in the past year. Both 906-932-1202 (715)360-1224 day without using one of mean he was taking a step stopped making appear- Google’s services – rang- back from Google. ances at the weekly ques- (715)561-2560 ing from online tools to “I want to be clear that tion-and-answer sessions [email protected] email, cloud computing this transition won’t affect with employees. l 14 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2019 STATE / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM teacher at Waukesha South. Ager said her hus- Wisconsin officers band restrained the stu- dent until the resource offi- cer arrived. At some point, another officer entered the room on front lines in 2 and shot the student who refused to drop the weapon. As school shootings student shootings have become more fre- quent, gun rights advocates OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) – a constant in the wake of and gun control advocates Wisconsin high school school shootings across the have sparred over how best resource officers have country. But rarely have to respond to them. Sup- found themselves on the armed resource officers porters of gun restrictions front lines in two student been able to prevent a have argued that putting shootings in the past two shooting. more guns in schools does days, underscoring how An estimated 43% of little to prevent shootings police in schools can face public schools have armed and just puts students at life-or-death situations and officers on campus, accord- greater risk. likely adding to the debate ing to a survey by the Last year, for example, over the best ways to National Center for Educa- armed guards at three respond to school threats. tion Statistics. The survey high-profile school shoot- An Oshkosh Police covered the 2015-2016 ings – Marshall County Department resource offi- school year, the most High School in Benton, cer shot a 16-year-old stu- recent year surveyed. That Associated Press Kentucky; Majory Stone- dent Tuesday after the boy figure doesn’t include SARAH ROGSTAD, right, hugs Morgan Rogstad, grade 9, after being reunited at the man Douglas High School stabbed him in the officer’s schools with armed private Tipler Middle school reunification center on Tuesday, in Oshkosh, Wis. Earlier, in Parkland, Florida; and office at Oshkosh West security guards or teachers police responded to an officer invloved shooting at Oshkosh West High School Santa Fe High School in High School. A day earlier, and administrators who after an armed student confronted a school resource officer. Texas – were unable to a resource officer at carry guns. stop those shootings. In Waukesha South High The U.S. Department of advanced school policing ends and illegal conduct student once. It’s unclear Parkland, the school’s School helped clear stu- Justice has adopted best course NASRO provides begins. The state guide- how many times the officer resource officer remained dents out of a classroom practices for resource offi- within a year of completing lines also suggest officers may have fired. outside rather than enter after a 17-year-old student cers from the National the basic course. They also receive training in child At Waukesha South the building to engage the pointed a gun – it turned Association of School should complete bi-annual development, restraint High School, 80 miles (130 shooter and try to stop it. out to be a pellet gun – at Resources. Those guide- training on how lone offi- policies and de-escalation kilometers) south of But gun-rights advo- another student’s head. lines call for resource offi- cers should handle threats strategies. Oshkosh in suburban Mil- cates believe having more Another police officer cers to serve as police offi- and assailants. It’s not clear what led to waukee, the student appar- armed educators and law entered the room and shot cers as well as teachers and No Wisconsin laws spell Tuesday’s stabbing at ently grew angry with enforcement in schools will the student. No one in mentors. out any special require- Oshkosh West High another student and point- help stop a shooter from either incident suffered life- NASRO recommends ments for resource officers School, which has 1,700 ed a pellet gun at the other going on a rampage. threatening injuries. such officers have three or restrictions on their students. Police Chief Dean student. The school’s On Tuesday, U.S. Sen. “Today’s tragic event years of experience and weapons. But the state Smith said only that the resource officer helped Ron Johnson, a Republi- shows that trained school says they should be willing Department of Justice has officer and the student got clear students from the can, praised the officers in resource officers can save to engage with students adopted best practices sim- into an “altercation” in the classroom. Oshkosh and Waukesha. lives,” Oshkosh Superin- and have excellent commu- ilar to NASRO’s recommen- officer’s office, the student Linda Ager told the Mil- “This confirms that tendent Vickie Cartwright nication skills. They dations, calling for officers stabbed the officer with an waukee Journal Sentinel action can – and should – said at a news conference. should complete a school- to work with schools on edged weapon – Smith that the Waukesha shoot- be taken to mitigate harm The debate about the based policing course the extent of their duties, declined to elaborate – and ing happened in the class- and limit casualties when role of armed teachers or before being assigned to the skills they need, and the officer opened fire with room of her husband, Brett weapons are brought into police in schools has been the beat and complete an where school discipline his 9 mm pistol, hitting the Hart, a special education school,” Johnson said. WHAT CAN BE SAVED Bloomberg: I ‘regret’ impact of police tactics on minorities JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – ately against minorities. Michael Bloomberg Before the meeting, expressed regret on Tues- Lumumba, an African day for the impact his American Democrat who hard-line policing tactics leads a majority-black city, had on minorities during mentioned Bloomberg’s his time as New York City apology and said he was mayor and pledged during “grateful (the mayor) a meeting with advocates acknowledged that wasn’t of reform to focus on crim- the proper course of inal justice if elected presi- action.” dent. Bloomberg’s focus on “One of the things I criminal justice reform – look back and regret is that and the Mississippi setting we were too late in seeing for the discussion – under- the negative impact that scores the challenges con- our policies to save lives fronting his unorthodox were having on day-to-day campaign for president. As lives,” Bloomberg said after a late entry into the race, meeting with a group of the 77-year-old Bloomberg

Associated Press criminal justice reform is eschewing the traditional IN THIS Wednesday, Oct. 23 photo, Ian Bartoszek, right, and Ian Easterling carry a 14-foot, 95-pound, female advocates that included focus on early primary Burmese python out of an upland habitat in Naples, Fla. A male python fitted with a radio transmitter implant Jackson Mayor Chokwe states and instead cam- led them to the female a couple yards from an upscale housing development. Antar Lumumba and a paigning mostly across number of previously states that hold their pri- Guardians And so when Florida that, as much as any, tracts are being converted incarcerated individuals. maries in March, in hopes became a state in 1845, one altered the Everglades’ to store and clean water for Bloomberg, who served of making a play for a rash of the Legislature’s first course. That year, a hurri- use when and where it is as mayor from 2002 to of delegates. He’s also From page 7 acts was to pass a resolu- cane overwhelmed a dike needed. 2013, launched his Demo- emphasized his change of adopted in 2000, new data tion asking Congress to at Lake Okeechobee – the Perhaps the biggest step cratic presidential cam- heart on stop and frisk about the pace of climate survey the “wholly value- Everglades’ 730-square- toward that end so far is paign with an apology for since the very start of his change have called into less” Everglades “with a mile “liquid heart” – caus- the re-engineering of Tami- his embrace of stop-and- campaign, an implicit question how much of the view to their reclama- ing a deluge that killed ami Trail, the east-west frisk policing tactics, acknowledgement that he Everglades can ever be tion.” 3,000 people. The resulting highway that essentially which give police wide lati- might face challenges in restored. Beginning in earnest 143-mile, 30-foot-high Her- has acted as a dike through tude to detain individuals winning over black voters “I tend to think that during the 1880s, a host of bert Hoover Dike now the heart of the Everglades suspected of committing a and progressives because everything can be saved,” entities set about draining nearly completely sur- since the 1920s. Since crime and have been found of some of his more contro- says Fred Sklar of the the swamp. They dug rounds the lake, perma- 2013, workers have elevat- to be used disproportion- versial policies as mayor. South Florida Water Man- canals carrying nutrient- nently severing its connec- ed 3.3 miles of the road- agement District, which laden water that altered the tion to the park. way, allowing water to flow Ex-Bumble Bee CEO convicted monitors and runs much of salinity of coastal estuaries Scientists estimate that freely into Shark River in tuna price-fixing conspiracy the Everglades’ infrastruc- and caused toxic algae more than 650 billion gal- Slough, historically the ture. “Restored is another blooms. They seeded the lons of fresh water a year deepest and wettest part of SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Prosecutors said Lis- question.” wetlands from the air with once flowed south into the Everglades. – The former CEO of Bum- chewski conspired with Today, we understand a thirsty, paper-barked Aus- what is now the national “We’re starting to see ble Bee Foods was convict- others in the industry to that natural systems like tralian tree called melaleu- park. Today, that flow is the vegetation respond, ed Tuesday for his part in a eliminate competition by the untouched Everglades ca. The vast custard apple about 280 billion gallons. and we’re getting more of canned tuna price-fixing setting prices for canned provide enormous benefits forest that girded the lake’s Now, some of the same those marsh grasses, more conspiracy involving the tuna from November – water filtration, nurseries southern shore was canals and levees and of those open water industry’s top three com- 2010 until December for fish and other wildlife, torched. And peat soils that pumps that helped drain sloughs,” says Stephen panies, federal prosecutors 2013. protection from storm had accumulated over the Everglades are being Davis, a senior ecologist said. Lischewski’s attorney, surges, even carbon thousands of years dried used to try to save them. with the Everglades Foun- A jury in San Francisco John Keker, didn’t immedi- sequestration. But to 19th- up and blew away, causing Alongside the Everglades dation. “I’m very confident found Christopher Lis- ately respond to a request century Floridians, all that the ground to shrink 6 feet Agricultural Area, the that we can restore this chewski guilty after a four- for comment. water – and the mosquitos in some places. 700,000-acre checkerboard ecosystem. And by restora- week trial, the U.S. Depart- Bumble Bee Foods itself and reptiles it harbored – And still, the tinkering of sugar cane and winter tion, I mean enhancing the ment of Justice said in a agreed to pay a $25 million represented an impedi- continued. vegetable fields south of functionality of what release. He had pleaded fine after pleading guilty to ment to progress. It was an event in 1928 Lake Okeechobee, huge remains.” not guilty. price fixing in 2017. Court declines to intervene in upcoming Tennessee execution

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – suaded to create a “new, previ- method selected by three out of husband. about Hall’s actions may have Two days before a Tennessee pris- ously unrecognized procedure the five past death row inmates This omission, Hall’s attorneys reminded the juror about the oner’s scheduled execution, the based on the facts of this case.” put to death since Tennessee argue, deprived the 53-year-old abuse by her former husband, state’s Supreme Court has denied “While the Court has previ- started resuming executions in Hall of a fair and impartial jury – the judge wrote that the juror request for more time to consider ously created procedures to fill August 2018. a right protected in both the Ten- said any “hatred” she had toward the possible bias of a juror who otherwise procedural voids ... due Hall’s attorneys contend that nessee and U.S. constitutions. Hall was “fleeting and did not helped hand down the original process makes no such demand their client was deprived of his However, earlier this month, a affect her going forward.” death sentence decades ago. in this case,” the court ruled. “Mr. constitutional rights because the Tennessee judge ruled that Hall The Supreme Court agreed The state’s top justices ruled Hall is unlikely to convince the juror – simply known as “Juror failed to prove the juror was prej- with Poole, ruling that “the juror Tuesday that 53-year-old Lee Hall appellate courts to otherwise A”– acknowledged she had failed udiced against him. did not attempt to deceive the had exhausted his previous grant relief on this issue.” to disclose during jury selection Hamilton County Criminal court or counsel and that any opportunities to appeal his case Hall is scheduled to die Thurs- nearly 26 years ago that she had Court Judge Don Poole deter- nondisclosure was unintention- and the high court was not per- day in the electric chair. It’s a been raped and abused by her ex- mined that while the testimony al.”