Mostly sunny High: 76 | Low: 48 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Wednesday, June 12, 2013 75 cents Deputies called to quiet disturbance at mine site Iron County Sheriff’s Department Hurley Police Department responded to expected from the department today. get the answers to questions a lot of peo- n Protesters gather as deputies responded to the scene when the scene. One deputy on Tuesday described the ple want.” Gogebic Taconite set to they received a call at about 10 a.m. that Protesters had “scattered in the situation as “a mess.” The Wisconsin Department of Natu- protesters had become “highly con- woods,” by 11:15 a.m., according to the G-Tac plans to drill eight exploratory ral Resources recently approved G-Tac’s begin test drilling frontational.” sheriff department’s report, and by holes from 200 to 1,200 feet deep. request to drill, as part of the company’s UPSON, Wis. — The arrival of Some protesters have camped near noon, all was quiet. An investigation Drilling did not begin Tuesday, but offi- effort to gather information for its min- drilling equipment at the proposed site the site at which Gogebic Taconite has continued to identify the unruly cials hoped to start today. ing application. of an iron mine along the Iron-Ashland proposed to construct a large open-pit protesters. “The goal is to get through as many counties line near Upson caused quite a mine. The report did not specify what they layers of rock as possible,” said G-Tac stir Tuesday. Several deputies and members of the might be cited for. More information was spokesman Bob Seitz. “We’re trying to MINING — page 5 Harry’s restaurant SUMMER BLOOMS Depot sod granted extension party set for of liquor license Thursday By RALPH ANSAMI employees. [email protected] City attorney A. Dennis Cossi HURLEY — The Hurley City said the license could not be n Lt. Governor to Council Tuesday agreed to issue revoked until after a hearing was survey Ironwood a six-month extension of a liquor held. He said the owner could license to the owners of Harry’s appeal an unfavorable decision projects June 18 Southern Bar B Que restaurant, to circuit court. IRONWOOD — A sod party is although the business has not Cossi said if the owners “want planned for 4 p.m. Thursday at been open for more than six to get back in,” they’ll have to the Ironwood Depot. months. pay the $10,000 cost of the City manager Scott Erickson The license extension was license, instead of the $500 said Monday volunteers are granted to JHHB Holdings, LLC, renewal fee. being sought to help lay sod Harry Vorderbrug III, agent, for “We don’t want to revoke any- around the new pavilion. the business at 116 Second Ave. one’s license in the city,” Pinardi Erickson said a cook-out will N. said, but he noted the water has follow for participants. Vorderbrug said Tuesday he been turned off to the building The Depot Park improve- was told the license had been for 14 months. ments are advancing rapidly and canceled, but Mayor Joe Pinardi Vorderbrug told the council he Erickson said Lt. Gov. Brian said there must have been a mis- Calley will visit Ironwood next understanding about that Tuesday, June 18, as part of the between Vorderbrug and city Pure Michigan campaign promo- HURLEY page 5 — tional effort. The Depot Park will serve as the trailhead for a statewide non-motorized trail system. $10.85 million budget Calley will view the trail development plans and projects approved for Ironwood in the Depot Park area and will participate in a bicycle ride through town. Participants will By RALPH ANSAMI hearing. leave on the ride around 1:30 [email protected] The city’s fiscal year begins on p.m. on Tuesday from the IRONWOOD — A July 1. Jacquart Fabrics business in the $10,853,550 budget for 2013-14 The budget of $13,259,600 industrial park. that holds the line on tax mil- approved a year ago for 2012-13 “The public is welcome,” lages was approved by the Iron- was much higher because it wood City Commission on Mon- reflected grants and loans for the Cortney Ofstad/Daily Globe day. Jessieville-Norrie infrastructure MIKE GERING, city of Ironwood employee, hangs a flower basket on Suffolk Street Tuesday. The commission approved the project and other grant money. IRONWOOD — page 5 budget at its regular meeting For 2013-14, projected rev- after a public hearing was con- enues include $1,708,000 in ducted. The vote was 4-0, with property taxes and fees, Joe Cayer Jr. absent. $955,000 in state grants and “The budget process went $594,000 in rentals, fees and ser- Hurley students walk to school really well,” city finance director vices for total general fund rev- Paul Linn said. He noted the tax enues of $3,357,120. millages haven’t changed. The water and sewer fund will By CORTNEY OFSTAD The commission conducted generate more than $3.6 million [email protected] several budget workshops. HURLEY — Elementary and middle There were no comments from school students from the Hurley K-12 School the public at Monday’s budget took a different route to school Tuesday, BUDGET — page 5 participating in the school’s first Walk to School Day. Students, parents, teachers and staff members lined up at Super One parking lot in Hurley and walked west on Center Drive, FinnFest USA 2013 dressed in Hawaiian shirts, leis and other tropical garb. There was music and officers from the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Hurley Police Department escorted the to feature local talent walkers along the route. HANCOCK — Ever since her Ewen. “Everything’s good,” elementary guidance class took a trip to Michigan “When Jim, counselor Marcy Kusz said. “Buses dropped Technological University’s Rozsa who has roots kids off right in the parking lot, and we had Center about a year ago, Ewen- in nearby students from pre-kindergarten through Trout Creek fifth-grader Elise Bruce Cross- eighth grade participate.” Besonen has dreamed of per- ing, gave us a After walking, students and other partic- forming on that stage. call and asked, ipants dined on a Hawaiian-themed break- Later this month, she’ll get to we were excit- fast. Kusz hopes to hold more of these fulfill her dream — in a big way. ed,” said Brad events. She thanked local businesses and Cortney Ofstad/Daily Globe Besonen, 10, will be one of the B e s o n e n , organizations that helped make the event ELEMENTARY AND middle school students, parents, volunteers, faculty and staff participate musicians performing at the Elise’s father. possible. in the first Walk to School Day Tuesday from Super One Foods in Hurley to the K-12 School. opening ceremony for FinnFest Elise “I wasn’t really “Thanks to the Hurley PTO for providing Participants dined on a Hawaiian-themed breakfast after the walk. USA 2013 on the evening of June Besonen familiar with leis for all of the students,” Kusz said. “It 19 at the Rozsa Center in how big an was great to see faculty and staff members connect a safe route from the school to parks dents.” Houghton. Her vocal talents event it is, but when we looked participate, even high school teachers.” and a proposed regional biking trail. Michigan is working on a trail system caught the eye of festival chair- into it, we got really excited.” The event also helped raise awareness of “We would like to create a biking trail stretching from Detroit to Ironwood. Local- man Jim Kurtti, of Hancock, Elise Besonen discovered she the Safe Routes to School initiative the from Riccelli Park to the school,” Fedora ly, the goal is to expand the trail into Wis- when she performed in a chil- school district and local residents have said. “In September, we’ll be looking at dren’s choir on Christmas Eve at begun. According to Mark Fedora, chairman routes that will have the least amount of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in of the Safe Routes committee, the goal is to impact, with the shortest distance for stu- BESONEN — page 5 WALK — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Lindsey Graham, “Really it’s a debate between Cohen conceded many law- government to declassify opin- the government’s years-long col- latest attempt to soothe outrage R-S.C., a member of the Senate public safety, how far we go with makers had failed to attend clas- ions of a secret court that autho- lection of phone records and over National Security Agency Armed Services and Judiciary public safety and protecting us sified briefings in previous years rizes the surveillance. Internet usage is necessary for programs which collect billions committees, initially described from terrorist attacks versus where they could have learned “The American people have protecting Americans — and of Americans’ phone and Inter- how the NSA uses pattern anal- how far we go on the other side,” more. “I think Congress has the right to expect straight does not trample on their priva- net records. Since they were ysis of millions of phone calls said Rep. C.A. 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Director Committee. “Congress needs to est critics of the surveillance Wyden said. buying it, filing the most signifi- across the globe. of National Intelligence James debate this issue.” programs put Clapper in the Clapper’s spokesman did not cant lawsuit against the massive Several key lawmakers, Clapper has vigorously main- He said his panel and the crosshairs, accusing him of not comment on Wyden’s statement. phone record collection program including House Speaker John tained that there are strict limits Judiciary Committee would being truthful in March when he But in an interview with NBC so far. 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Scholarships will be applied to lunch rom tables, assistance for building repairs tuition upon registration. and more. “The Alumni are blessed to have received a very “We are thrilled that through such contributions nice bequest,” group member Kathy Vander Spoel from alumni we are able to help ASCA provide area said. “We want to pass this along to the ASCA.” children with a solid foundation in education,” Alumni member Fidelma (Danieli) Claunch and Vander Spoel said. her husband William Claunch left the donation to The association will hold an open house and ice the group. Fidelma, a 1943 graduate of St. cream social at the school July 13. Families will be Ambrose, grew up in Bonnie Location. able to tour the facilities and register their stu- “Through hers and William’s donation and in dents at that time. combination with other generous donations from For more information, or to register, call the alumni of St. Ambrose and Ironwood Catholic high school at 906-932-3200 or the Our Lady of Peace schools, we are able to provide the school with Catholic Parish office at 906-932-0174. Submitted photo A TEAM of college students from the Catholic Diocese of Marquette who present a religious education pro- gram, Totus Tuus, to Upper Peninsula youth, pose together. Pictured are, from left: Luke Gregory, Escanaba, Brigitte Hartges, Stephenson, Jamie Carter, Marquette, and Andrew Schwartz, L’Anse. The team will present Community calendar its program at St. Sebastian School in Bessemer next week. Email calendar items and com- Track Practice, 4-8 p.m., Gogebic Children’s Story Hour, 10 a.m., munity news to news@yourdaily- County fairgrounds, Ironwood. Marensico Public Library. Catholic education class planned globe.com. For more information, Wakefield American Legion, 5 Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 call Community Editor Michelle p.m., post, Wakefield. a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- BESSEMER — All area Catholic youth in tor of religious education at St. Sebastian Catholic Thomasini at 906-932-2211. Iron County Senior Citizens wood. area74.org. kindergarten through 12th grade are welcome to a Church. “It signifies our desire to give ourselves Association Appreciation Ban- Alcoholics Anonymous summer program, Totus Tuus, set at St. Sebastian entirely to Jesus Christ through Mary.” Today quet, 5 p.m. social hour, 6 p.m .din- Women’s Group, noon, Salem School in Bessemer from Sunday, June 16, through An elementary program for kindergarten ner, Iron County Memorial Building, Lutheran, Ironwood. area74.org. Friday, June 21. through sixth grades will be held Monday through Christian Men of the Northland, Hurley. Reservations required to Harding Club, 1 p.m., club- A team of college age students from the Diocese Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with lunch provided. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. 715-561-5062. house, Bessemer Township. of Marquette will lead attendees deeper in the faith A teen program for seventh through 12th grades Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly A.D. Johnston High School a.m., Range Community Bible membership, Aurora Club, Iron- Class of 1969 Potluck, 4 p.m., through prayer, skits, talks, games and more, a will be held Sunday through Thursday evenings Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. wood. female classmates welcome, 322 news release said. from 7:30 to 9:45 p.m. with snacks provided. Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at DOVE Bingo, 6 p.m. play; 5 p.m. Bonnie St., Ironwood. The team is spending eight weeks in parishes The cost is $20 per student or $30 per family. Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- card sales, Aurora Athletic Club, across the U.P. sharing the gospel message and Registration forms can be filled out and money paid gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Ironwood. Sunday, June 16 promoting the Catholic faith. on the first day of the program. 4450. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 “Totus Tuus, the motto of Blessed John Paul II, For more information, call Mazurek at 906-663- Creative Day Camp: Of Trea- p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., means ‘totally yours,’” said Angie Mazurek, direc- 0217. sures and Art-I-Facts, 9:30 a.m.- Hurley. area74.org. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran 3:15 p.m., with artist Arlene Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 Church, Ironwood. Schneller, Ironwood Carnegie p.m., Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Library. Registration required to 906- Iron County Republican Party p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, 932-0203. monthly meeting, 6:30 p.m., board Bessemer. area74.org. Fair seeking crafters, artisans Marenisco American Legion room, courthouse, Hurley. Monday, June 17 Flea Market, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., iHeart Youth Ministries, 7 p.m., PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. — The a news release. The Chamber is generations to come.” There is no McKenzie Park, downtown Marenis- teens to mid-20s; Lighthouse Faith Iron County Food Pantry and co. 906-787-2226. Center, Ironwood. Presque Isle Chamber of Com- especially interested in people to fee for demonstrators of “lost Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Gogebic-Ontonagon Commu- Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, Michigan Ave., Montreal, Wis. merce is seeking arts and crafts demonstrate “lost arts” like spin- arts.” nity Action Agency Nutrition 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic building. exhibitors for the 36th annual ning, butter churning, soap mak- Events scheduled during the Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Council, 10:30 a.m., Mill Street Gar- Government Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Presque Isle Country Fair, ing, quilting and more, the fair include the Last Wilderness den dining room, Bessemer. Iron County Finance Commit- area74.org. scheduled Sunday, June 30. release said. Run and Walk, a pie baking con- Alcoholics Anonymous, open tee, 8 a.m., Iron Count Courthouse. Adult Poetry Group Summer Booth space is available for “Your special talent will be test, ice cream eating contest, meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Gogebic Range Water Authori- Social, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood $40 for craft vendors and $20 for highlighted on Country Fair day canoe and “critter” races, old- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. ty Board, 6:30 p.m. Bessemer Carnegie Library. nonprofit organizations. and you will help preserve a fashioned games, a cupcake DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Township Hall, Ramsay. Bingo, card sale, 5:30 p.m., The fair encourages the most important part of our her- walk for children, a pie eating p.m. 906-932-4990. game starts, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer preservation of arts and crafts itage,” a Chamber spokesperson contest and live music through- Gogebic Range Genealogical Friday, June 14 Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. Society, 1 p.m., Historic Ironwood and provides a showcase for gift- said. “Through your efforts, per- out the day. Youth Trail Bike Ride, 6 p.m., for Depot. 906-932-3934. Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at kids 11-18, meet at Hobby Wheel, ed and skilled people to demon- haps others will be inspired to For more information, call the Iron County Veterans Service Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- strate their talents, according to carry on these special skills for Chamber at 715-686-6508. Ironwood. 906-932-3332. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Town Hall. 715-561-2190. 4450. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Bloodmobile Blood Drive, 2-5 Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Ironwood. area74.org. p.m. EDT, Asiprus Ontonagon Hos- p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Ironwood American Legion pital. 906-884-8157. Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 p.m., at the post. American Legion meeting planned Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., room 205, Luther L. Wright School, Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. MENOMINEE — American Legion state leader- continue American Legion efforts in the U.P. Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. ship and delegates from District 11 and 12 will hold American Legion Department of Michigan State Superior Bike Ride, 6:30 p.m., Flag Day Benefit and Coffee Government a summer meeting Friday and Saturday at Ameri- Commander Tom Brown, State Auxiliary President departs from Brewster’s, Ironwood. Social, 1-4 p.m., Bessemer Bessemer Housing Commis- can Legion Post 146 in Menominee. Mary Anne Yuncker and Sons of the American 906-932-2020. Woman’s Club, Bessemer City Hall sion, 8:30 a.m., executive director’s Legionnaires from the entire Upper Peninsula Legion State Commander Rodney Tolbert will Ewen-Trout Creek Booster Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. Club, 7 p.m. EDT, E-TC School. are welcome to attend the meeting, which will dis- attend. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. cuss and review the past year’s activities and For more information, contact the Michigan p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, accomplishments. Other activities include electing Legion at 517-371-4720, ext. 16, or mark@michi- Bessemer. area74.org. Saturday, June 15 new officers for the coming year and make plans to ganlegion.org, or visit michiganlegion.org. Government Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- Briefly Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. county courthouse, Bessemer. Hound Dog Hike set $10 for children and free for kids been awarded a $1.5 million fed- Thursday, June 13 IRONWOOD — The HOPE under 10. eral grant. Animal Shelter and Camp K- The event also includes kids’ The Center for Self-Sufficien- Treasure Room, 9 a.m.-noon, at Nine will present the third annu- games, food, a raffle and a bake cy provides training and employ- Iron County Food Pantry, 72 Michi- al Hound Dog Hike Parade Sat- sale. All proceeds will benefit the ment services to formerly incar- gan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- 4450. Look for These urday, June 22. National Multiple Sclerosis Soci- cerated women and youths. The ety. nonprofit group partners with Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Inserts in Today’s Participants are welcome to vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., take a 2-mile walk with their For more information, call MS schools, government agencies Society volunteer Donna and community organizations to Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Daily Globe pets starting and ending at Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Lohman at 715-354-3368. develop programs that help Camp K-Nine in Ironwood. The p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Relish strengthen families. event runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Coin show 1110. American Profile The fundraiser has a goal of The money is from the U.S. Red Hat Society Northwoods $2,500 with all proceeds to bene- RHINELANDER, Wis. — The Department of Labor. It’s part of Divas, noon, Tacconelli’s, downtown fit HOPE. 32nd annual Northwoods Coin a larger program that provided Ironwood. Reservations required to Walkers must sign a pledge Show is set for Saturday from 9 $32 million to programs in nine 906-932-5455 or 906-663-4871. Look for These Bring red hat items for silent auction. form to participate. Forms are a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cresent Ele- states. Inserts in Tomorrow’s mentary School in Rhinelander. The grants are designed to Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, available at myhopeanimalshel- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Daily Globe ter.org or campk-nine.com. Reg- Coin dealers from Michigan help former inmates overcome trauma associated with issues area74.org. Menards istration is $18 per person. and Wisconsin will host booths When Dinosaurs Roamed Our such as physical and sexual Food and door prizes will be and be available to sell, buy, Land Program, 2 p.m., Ironwood USA Weekend available following the walk. trade and give appraisals on abuse and substance abuse. The Carnegie Library. coins. programs that receive the money Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., Multiple sclerosis walk For more information, call Bill are expected to use it to help peo- The Inn Bed and Breakfast, Montre- DAILY GLOBE planned Julian at 715-277-2692. ple develop job skills and learn al, Wis. 906-663-0308. www.yourdailyglobe.com new ones. StateLine Motocross Open BUTTERNUT, Wis. — The Wisconsin program for second annual multiple sclerosis former inmates gets $1.5M walk will be held Saturday at the Butternut School. grant Registration begins at 8:30 MILWAUKEE (AP) — A Mil- a.m. followed by the walk at 9:30 waukee program that helps for- a.m. The cost is $15 for adults, mer inmates get a new start has

WATERSMEET Water/Wastewater Users Western Upper Peninsula June 18th thru June 20th our water tank will be having inspections On or about June 14, 2013, Western Upper Peninsula Man- done to assure that the quality of our water supply meets all state power Consortium will be releasing a Request for Proposals regulations and requirements for safe drinking water. At times water to seek a Contractor in providing a close-out organization- from your taps may appear cloudy so just let the water run until it is wide financial and compliance audit for the year ending June Shopping around for car insurance? clear. If you have any questions, contact the township offices at 906- 30, 2013. The audit shall be made in accordance with gener- 358-4501. Auto-Owners Insurance offers broad, flexible protection for your car and you! ally accepted government audit standards. The organization The annual “Consumer Confidence Reports” regarding the quality Choose from a variety of programs designed to fit your needs. We also have many is dissolving as of June 30, 2013. discounts available such as multi-policy, multi-car and good student discount. of drinking water for the customers of the Watersmeet water systems for the year ended December 31, 2012 are available upon request at If you are interested in receiving a copy of the RFP, please Maki Insurance Agency the Township Office, N4660 Hwy. 45, Watersmeet, MI 49969. contact Amy Fleury at (906) 789-0558 x 246 or 601 Luxmore, Ironwood, Michigan • 906-932-5387 These reports will not be mailed to the residents of [email protected]. Visit us at www.MakiInsurance.org Watersmeet Township. Equal Opportunity Employer Michigan Relay Center Sandy Mansfield, Clerk (1-800-659-3777) Auxiliary Aids & Services Available to Watersmeet Township Individuals with Disabilities Supported by the State of Michigan 4 l WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 2013 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obama to GOP: Don’t do unto me as I did to you The issue of judicial nominations causes time, slowing the other nominations. DAILY GLOBE an outbreak of hypocrisy in both political par- But of course, it’s true that Senate Repub- ties, and President Obama isn’t immune. In licans are sometimes acting out of partisan- Sue Mizell, Publisher fact, he seems to have come down with a par- ship in delaying Obama’s nominations. And ticularly bad case lately. in his Rose Garden speech, the president con- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor On June 4, the president went to the Rose ceded that his party has been guilty of that, Garden to deliver a peevish and lecturing Byron too. “I recognize that neither party has a per- speech announcing three candidates for the York fect track record here,” Obama said. U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of “Democrats weren’t completely blameless In Their Opinion Columbia. Noting that it is the president’s when I was in the Senate.” Sweeping changes in constitutional duty to nominate judges and But it’s not just Democrats. It’s Barack the Senate’s duty to provide advice and con- Obama himself. In the four years he served sent, a clearly frustrated Obama said, “Time actually made it to the bench faster. in the Senate, Obama was an enthusiastic Wisconsin budget bill and again, congressional Republicans cyni- As for the U.S. district courts, which have obstructer of Bush judicial nominations. cally used Senate rules and procedures to far more seats than the circuit courts, the According to Senate Judiciary Committee The first thing to say about the budget bill that came delay and even block qualified nominees from study found that Obama’s nominees have records, there were a total of 122 confirma- out of the state’s budget committee June 5 is that the pro- coming to a full vote. waited an average of 222 days, while Bush’s tions during Obama’s time in the Senate. cess stinks. After a 10-hour midday recess, the state Leg- “As a result,” Obama continued, “my judi- waited 156. So Obama’s picks have waited Sixty of them were approved by voice vote or islature’s finance committee convened at roughly 3:40 cial nominees have waited three times longer longer before confirmation — but nowhere unanimous consent. That left 62 roll call a.m., finishing business shortly after 6 a.m. This is no to receive confirmation votes than those of near three times as long. votes for confirmation. Sen. Obama missed way to run a state. Both parties have been guilty of pass- my Republican predecessor. Let me repeat But what about the final results? As it 13 of them — busy running for president. But ing bills “under cover of night,” but that hardly makes it that: My nominees have taken three times turns out, Obama has had a higher percent- of the 49 confirmation votes he participated better. It’s a bad system and we should demand better. longer to receive confirmation votes than age of his circuit court nominees confirmed in, he cast a “no” vote in eight: two Supreme One symptom of the dysfunction is that lawmakers those of my Republican predecessor.” during his first term than Bush did. The CRS Court nominations and six circuit court nom- pack new policies into the budget bill because the mea- Obama’s claim seemed heartfelt, but it report notes that 71.4 percent of Obama’s cir- inations. wasn’t anywhere near true. As it happens, cuit court nominees were confirmed in his In addition, Obama voted to filibuster one sure has to pass and must balance, as a requirement of the Congressional Research Service has just first term, compared with 67.3 percent in of the Supreme Court nominations, for the Wisconsin Constitution. As a result, the bill that came done a study comparing judicial nominations Bush’s first term. Samuel Alito, and also tried to derail circuit out of the powerful Joint Finance Committee, which in the first terms of several recent presi- When it comes to district judges, Bush court nominees William Pryor, Leslie South- writes state spending policies, makes a huge number of dents. Among other things, the study noted fared better, winning confirmation for 95 per- wick and Janice Rogers Brown. And he cer- changes, many of which have barely been debated: how long each president’s nominees waited cent of his nominees in his first term, com- tainly didn’t spend his time exhorting col- — Tax cuts. The committee nearly doubled the $343 from the day they were nominated to the day pared with 82.7 percent for Obama. leagues to confirm Bush nominees more million income tax cut Gov. Scott Walker had proposed in they were confirmed. Perhaps Obama has some room to com- quickly. February. It would flatten the state’s income tax brackets When it comes to the circuit courts of plain on that score, but it’s also true that So now that he’s president, no matter from five to four, putting households earning $28,650 a appeals, the level just below the Supreme there are some entirely nonpartisan reasons what he says, Obama hasn’t had it any worse year into the same category as those earning $315,460 a Court, Obama’s nominees have actually for his lower confirmation rate of district than his Republican predecessor. Indeed, year. As a result, the tax cut is heavily targeted to those moved through the Senate faster than those judges. First, Obama was far slower than when one takes away all the umbrage and who earn the most. of his Republican predecessor, George W. Bush in choosing nominees and lost a lot of unsubstantiated statistics, Obama’s Rose — School vouchers. Walker had proposed expanding Bush. The CRS study found that Bush’s first- momentum he might have had early in his Garden message to Senate Republicans was private school vouchers to poor-performing districts. term nominees waited an average of 277 days term. Second, Obama had two Supreme very simple: Don’t do unto me as I did unto Instead, the JFC plan would expand the voucher program for confirmation, while Obama’s waited 240 Court nominations in his first term, while you. statewide, but with tight caps on student enrollment — days. So not only did Obama’s nominees not Bush had none. Those tend to tie up the Sen- Byron York is chief political correspon- 1,000 students total, with not more than 1 percent of the wait three times longer than Bush’s, they ate Judiciary Committee for months at a dent for The Washington Examiner. students in any district participating. — Medicaid. The proposed budget rejects the pleas of Today in history health care administrators and advocates of the poor to at least temporarily accept the Medicaid expansion until we The Associated Press can be confident that there’s a functioning federal insur- ance exchange available to Wisconsin residents. Today is Wednesday, June 12, — Payday loans. The budget would allow these lenders the 163rd day of 2013. There are to send debts to collection after only 10 days, rather than 202 days left in the year. Today’s Highlight in History 40 days as current law states. It is hard to see why Wis- On June 12, 1963, civil rights consin needed to give more leverage to companies that leader Medgar Evers, 37, was shot already depend on predatory lending practices for their and killed outside his home in Jack- business. son, Miss. (In 1994, Byron De La This budget was completed under dramatically differ- Beckwith was convicted of murder- ent circumstances than the last two biennial budgets, and ing Evers and sentenced to life in the fact that the state’s structural deficit has largely been prison; he died in 2001.) On this Date eliminated is an important step forward. In 1776, Virginia’s colonial legis- After the massive cuts to education last time, this bud- lature became the first to adopt a Bill get increases public school spending by $150 per student of Rights. per year. That’s an important advance. It also boosts In 1898, Philippine nationalists transportation aid to counties and municipalities. These declared independence from Spain. moves will help local governments provide services we In 1920, the Republican national depend on — and also will help to protect the taxpayer convention, meeting in Chicago, nominated Warren G. Harding for from local tax hikes. president on the tenth ballot; Calvin The committee also, by the way, passed a Democrat- Coolidge was nominated for vice authored provision that would make the kringle the offi- president. cial state pastry. Bipartisanship, ladies and gentlemen. In 1939, the National Baseball The nearly $70 billion biennial budget will be debated Hall of Fame and Museum was ded- in the Assembly, likely in about two weeks, and will go to icated in Cooperstown, N.Y. In 1942, Anne Frank, a German- the Senate after that. The governor still has the power to born Jewish girl living in Amsterdam, In 1994, Nicole Brown Simpson Pablo Picasso prints, “The Painter Sportscaster Marv Albert is 72. make line-item veto changes to the budget, though with received a diary for her 13th birth- and Ronald Goldman were slashed and the Model” and “Minotaur, Singer Roy Harper is 72. Pop singer Republican control throughout the process it seems that day, less than a month before she to death outside her Los Angeles Drinker and Women,” plus two paint- Len Barry is 71. Rock singer-musi- dramatic changes are unlikely. and her family went into hiding from home. (O.J. Simpson was later ings by other artists from a museum cian John Wetton (Asia, King Crim- —Wausau (Wis.) Daily Herald, June 7 the Nazis. acquitted of the killings in a criminal in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (The works son) is 64. Rock musician Bun E. In 1956, the Flag of the United trial, but was eventually held liable in were later recovered.) Taiwan and Carlos (Cheap Trick) is 62. Country States Army was officially adopted a civil action.) China agreed to set up permanent singer-musician Junior Brown is 61. under an executive order signed by Ten years ago: U.S. fighter jets offices in each other’s territory for Singer-songwriter Rocky Burnette is President Dwight D. Eisenhower. bombed a suspected terrorist camp the first time in nearly six decades. 60. Actor Timothy Busfield is 56. In 1963, one of Hollywood’s most and troops stormed through Sunni One year ago: Attorney General Singer Meredith Brooks is 55. notoriously expensive productions, Muslim towns in Iraq, seeking Sad- Eric Holder fended off Republican Actress Jenilee Harrison is 55. Rock “Cleopatra,” starring Elizabeth Tay- dam Hussein loyalists in one of the demands that he appoint a special musician John Linnell (They Might lor, Richard Burton and Rex Harri- biggest American military assaults counsel outside of the Justice Be Giants) is 54. Rapper Grand- son, opened in New York. since the war began. Israel killed Department to look into national master Dee (Whodini) is 51. Actress In 1967, the Supreme Court, in seven Palestinians in its third rocket security leaks. Democrat Ron Bar- Paula Marshall is 49. Actress Loving v. Virginia, struck down state attack in 24 hours. Air France turned ber, who almost lost his life in the Frances O’Connor is 46. Actor Rick laws prohibiting interracial mar- the oldest of its Concordes over to Arizona shooting rampage that Hoffman (TV: “Suits”) is 43. Actor riages. the Smithsonian Institution in Wash- wounded former Rep. Gabrielle Gif- Jason Mewes is 39. Actor Michael In 1982, a crowd estimated at up ington. Academy Award-winning fords, won a special election to suc- Muhney is 38. Blues musician to 1 million people gathered in New actor Gregory Peck died in Los ceed her. Elinor Ostrom, 78, an Indi- Kenny Wayne Shepherd is 36. Actor York’s Central Park to demand a Angeles at age 87. ana University political scientist who Wil Horneff is 34. Singer Robyn is superpower freeze on nuclear Five years ago: In a stinging to date is the only woman to have 34. Actor Dave Franco is 28. Coun- weapons. rebuke to President George W. been awarded a Nobel Prize in eco- try singer Chris Young is 28. Rap In 1987, President Ronald Rea- Bush’s anti-terror policies, a deeply nomics, died in Bloomington, Ind. group MC Jay Are is 24. Actor Ryan gan, during a visit to the divided divided Supreme Court ruled that Today’s Birthdays: Banker/phi- Malgarini is 21. German city of Berlin, publicly chal- foreign detainees held for years at lanthropist David Rockefeller is 98. Thought for Today: “It is impos- lenged Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gor- Guantanamo Bay in Cuba had the Former President George H.W. sible to defeat an ignorant man in bachev to “tear down this wall.” right to appeal to U.S. civilian courts Bush is 89. Singer Vic Damone is argument.” — William Gibbs In 1991, Russians went to the to challenge their indefinite impris- 85. Songwriter Richard Sherman is McAdoo, American government offi- polls to elect Boris N. Yeltsin presi- onment without charges. Three 85. Actor-singer Jim Nabors is 83. cial (1863-1941). dent of their republic. heavily armed robbers stole two Jazz musician Chick Corea is 72.

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CLASSIFIED/LEGAL ADVERTISING Larry Holcombe Becky Torro Award Winning Newspaper ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS USPS 269-980 Gary Pennington Bill Westerman Published daily Monday - Saturday CIRCULATION (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Marissa Casari 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 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 2013 l 5 Mining AREA Record

the LCO Harvest Camp, POLICE REPORTS From page 1 described as a peaceful group City of Ironwood The Ironwood Public Safety Seitz said the drilling will that was not involved in “earlier Department received a Friday com- take “a number of weeks,” as it shenanigans.” “depends on the depth of the hole plaint from a local business owner The second group was identi- about fraudulent checks being and hardness of the rock.” fied as the Action Camp, out of passed on the company’s name, all Seitz said there is a group of the Ashland area. The location of for $2,531. protesters camping on county the Action Camp was not deter- The bank was able to stop pay- land, organized by the Lac mined by officers. ment on the checks across the Courte Oreilles tribe near Hay- “I understand they’re trying to country, according to the report. ward. keep things peaceful,” Seitz said. On Monday, a Wyoming resident Sheriff’s department reports “A peaceful protest is their right said he received one of the checks for an item he had listed on indicated there were two factions and I support that, but we have Craigslist and it looked suspicious, of protesters near the site on the right to do what the state has Tuesday afternoon, referred to as so he didn’t attempt to cash it. approved us to do.” He was able to furnish the names of two men he had been advised to contact and the address of one of them turned out to be at a cemetery. Hurley Gogebic County On Monday at 9:15 p.m., a traffic stop on U.S. 2, near Ramsay Road, yielded an arrest of a passenger, Silver St.; Dawn’s Never Inn, 29 Tommy James Anderson, 48, 709 From page 1 Silver St.; Iron Horse Inn, 322 might reopen the business. He Celia Street, Ironwood, for open Silver St.; Spider’s, 219 Silver intoxicants in a motor vehicle, said he’s working with his broth- St., and The Munch, 201 Silver according to a Gogebic County ers and no firm decision has been St. Sheriff’s Department report. made. In other business Tuesday, ——— Selling the business would be the council learned it received a Powderhorn Road will be closed another option. failing grade from the Depart- Submitted photo Wednesday from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m. After the six-month period, ment of Natural Resources in an ELISE BESONEN, 10, sings while her father, Brad Besonen, plays the guitar. Elise will perform at the opening so that workers can install a new the council will decide whether annual wastewater collection ceremony for FinnFest USA 2013 in Houghton June 19. culvert, according to a release from the Gogebic County Road Commis- to start license revocation pro- system report. sion. ceedings against Harry’s. The city’s grade dropped from The council granted 36 liquor Iron County, Wis. a D to an E, and street superin- Besonen At least two mailboxes were licenses for a year on Tuesday. tendent Mark Bluse said that blown apart in the County FF area of Council members agreed a let- didn’t stand for excellent. Mercer, according to an Iron County ter of warning will be sent to City employee Gary Laguna well. Ontario Sheriff’s Department report. Larry C. Allen, of the Rehab, 113 said the city failed because it From page 1 “For our families, being part of 2009 — an Alaskan cruise A County FF resident reported at Second Ave. S., because the tav- again did not produce a collection enjoyed the stage the first time FinnFest is a big deal,” Brad 2008 — Duluth, Minn. 2:25 p.m. Tuesday that two kids, ern has received two citations for possibly teens, on bikes put fire- system manual the DNR has she performed with her father, said. “My mother-in-law was a 2007 — Ashtabula, Ohio serving minors within six works in her mailbox and they been seeking. who is the music teacher for Linna, and in my family there 2006 — Naselle, Wash. and months from Hurley police. destroyed the mail. Laguna said the DNR assess- Ewen schools. are Besonens and Puumalas. Astoria, Ore. The city will take action to A deputy took photos of the mail- ment relates to 2012 and did not “It’s just fun singing on stage. We’re definitely a Finnish-Amer- 2005 — Marquette revoke the Rehab liquor license if box and debris, and an expended include sanitary system over- I am really happy and excited,” ican family.” 2004 — Lake Worth, Fla. firecracker was found in the box. another citation is issued by flows this spring because of said Elise. The Besonens will be joining 2002 —Minneapolis The second report came from police, council members agreed. flooding of the Montreal River. “When she was 2, she was on hundreds of Finnish Americans 2001 — Philadelphia residents of Lameka Road at 5:41 Hurley-Jaralam, Laura Kac- He said there was only one over- stage with me at a talent show,” and people from Finland at the 2000 — Toronto p.m. Tuesdsay. They said the mail- sir agent, was granted a liquor flow cited by the DNR for 2012.. Brad said. “And every year since, FinnFest, centered at Finlandia 1999 — Seattle box was damaged around 4 p.m., license for the Indiana Hospitali- Laguna said the DNR gave she’s been part of our local talent University in Hancock June 19- 1998 — Portland, Maine. after they got their mail for the day. ty’s Residents Inn, the former Deputies were also seeking any city clerk Linda Ryskewecz a shows.” 23. 1997 — Minot, N.D. Hurley Inn that has been information on other mailboxes that grade of A for the city’s financial At the FinnFest opening cere- The opening ceremony will be 1996 — Marquette reopened under new ownership. may have been damaged in that handling of wastewater matters. mony, Elise will be singing a solo at 7 p.m., June 19 at the Rozsa 1995 — Portland, Ore. Hurley-Jaralam was also grant- general area, since the cases would Council members agreed the of “Sunnuntaiaamuna,” or “On Center. Seating is limited to reg- 1994 — DeKalb, Ill. ed a motel permit and restaurant involve federal offenses. street department should create Sunday Morning,” with one verse istered FinnFest guests. Register 1993 — Thousand Oaks, Calif. ACCIDENT registration, one of 33 issued by the manual the DNR is seeking. in English, and one in Finnish. at finnfestusa2013.org, or call 1992 — Duluth, Minn. Gogebic County the council. In other business, the council: It’ll be her first time singing in 906-487-7560. 1991 — Lake Worth, Fla. Charles Joseph Semo Jr., 39, Other motel permits were —Learned Shawn Swanson any language other than FinnFest is an annual event 1990 — Hancock E5809 Airport Road, Ironwood renewed for Harmel’s Bear Den has been hired as a summer English, but she says she’s up for that dates back to 1983 and has 1989 — Seattle Township, hit a deer on Powderhorn and the Silver Street Motel. employee with the street depart- the challenge. been hosted at locations across 1988 — Newark, Del. Road on Monday. The council granted eight His vehicle sustained damage to ment. “It’s different,” she said, “but the country. 1987 — Detroit adult entertainment licenses to the left front bumper, grill, and blink- —Set the next council meeting it’s really exciting and is a big Last year it was in Tucson, 1986 — Berkeley, Calif. lower block taverns. The city er assembly, according to the GCSD for July 16, rather than the nor- opportunity.” Ariz. The year before that, it was 1985 — Hancock restricts the adult licenses to the report. mal July 9 date. Elise’s parents, Brad and in SanDiego. 1984 — Fitchburg, Mass. lower block. —Discussed the possibility of Jacky, are excited for their Prior to that, it was held in: 1983 — Minneapolis Beer garden permits were Lottery purchasing a new fire truck with daughter and for the festival as 2010 — Sault Ste. Marie, granted to Beer Barrel, 210-212 fire chief Darrell Petrusha. Tuesday Michigan Budget Midday Daily 3: 0-6-1 Midday Daily 4: 2-1-7-8 Walk Daily 3: 9-9-0 Daily 4: 1-6-6-9 Fantasy 5: 01-08-15-28-38 mills; library fund — .9658 mill; In approving the budget, com- From page 1 Keno: 05-08-10-14-15-18-19-26-29-35-37-41-42-44- what they saw. police-fire pension — 6.5 mills; missioners agreed they will not 46-52-59-64-68-71-78-79 From page 1 and the major and local street Wisconsin “It’s great to see kids, parents Memorial Building renovation charge this year for the use of the SuperCash: 08-14-21-28-35-36 consin. funds will see revenues of around — 2 mills; civic center — 1 mill. new pavilion at Depot Park, but Badger 5: 05-17-19-20-31 and teachers participating in $1.1 million. “We’re just working from this,” Andresen said. “This is a The equivalent of 1.9414 mills there will be a $75 deposit fee Daily Pick 3: 7-7-7 Wakefield to Kimball on our A facade grant brings in is levied against the C-2 zoned that will be returned to the Daily Pick 4: 1-0-4-5 model for great behavior.” $600,000 and a housing grant Multi-state end,” Fedora said. “Hurley, Mon- For more information on Safe downtown commercial district to depositor after use of the build- Mega Millions: 15-40-45-50-53, Mega Ball: 28 treal and Kimball are on board. $286,000. finance the Downtown Ironwood ing. Routes to School, contact Fedora Millages stay at 29.6658. They This is also part of the Iron at 715-561-5389. Development Authority. County recreation plan, as well.” include: general fund — 19.2 Will Andresen, of the Iron County University of Wisconsin- Extension office, has been apply- ing for grants to fund the project. So far, funds of have been achieved for the Michigan side to Notice of Public Hearing access railroad grades and pave portions of the trail. In Wisconsin, decisions on on Increasing grants won’t be announced until the fall of 2014. Property Taxes “Hopefully, we will then be able to start construction in fall The City Council of the City of Bessemer will hold 2015,” Fedora said. a public hearing on a proposed increase of .033 As for Walk to School Day, mills in the operating tax millage rate to be levied both Fedora and Andresen liked in 2013. The hearing will be held on Monday, June 17, Ironwood 2013 at 5:00 p.m. at Bessemer City Hall, 411 S. Sophie Street. The date and location of the meeting to take From page 1 Erickson said. action on the proposed additional millage will be On New Year’s Day 2011, Cal- announced at this public meeting. ley, now 36, was sworn in as the nation’s youngest lieutenant If adopted, the proposed additional millage will governor. Born in 1977, Calley graduat- increase operating revenues from ad valorem ed from Ionia High School and property taxes .1905% over such revenues gener- earned a bachelor’s degree from ated by levies permitted without holding a hearing. Michigan State University and an MBA from Grand Valley If the proposed additional millage rate is not State. He and his wife, Julie, approved the operating revenue will increase by have been married since 1996 1.265% over the preceding year’s operating rev- and live in Portland with their three young children. enue. —Ralph Ansami The taxing unit publishing this notice, and identi- fied below, has complete authority to establish the number of mills to be levied from within its author- ized millage rate.

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Chicago, said it’s only natural opening bell, trailing markets in Nasdaq -36.82 Sprint Nextel gained 17 cents, that investors feel a little ner- Associated Press Asia and Europe, which were rat- composite or 2.4 percent, to $7.35 after vous after such a sharp rise in Comcast Corp. CEO Brian Roberts gestures as he speaks during The tled when the Bank of Japan 3,436.95 Japan’s Softbank raised its offer long-term interest rates. For Cable Show 2013 convention in Washington Tuesday. TV was sup- decided not to take any new steps Standard & for the company. Softbank’s total starters, they’re just not used to posed to everywhere by now, including smartphones and tablets, -16.68 watchable anytime, anywhere. But four years into the industry’s effort, to spur growth in the world’s Poor’s 500 bid for the country’s third-largest it. Many investors have grown third-largest economy. 1,626.13 phone carrier is now valued at used to seeing rates head steadi- network executives readily admit: TV isn’t everywhere. The promise of The news out of Japan added $21.6 billion, still short of the ly lower over the past 30 years. “TV Everywhere” has been a key strategy in the pay TV industry’s fight to questions surrounding global Russell -11.22 $25.5 billion offered by Dish Net- “It’s an adjustment period,” to retain customers in the face of challenges from online video 2000 providers like Netflix. central banks, investors said. 981.45 work. Ablin said. “You want a stronger U.S. markets have been shaken Overseas, the Bank of Japan economy, OK, but that’s coming by speculation that the Federal NYSE diary voted on Tuesday to stick to its with higher interest rates. Most Reserve will start curtailing its current bond-buying program, people in the business have Advanced: 418 own bond-buying program in the disappointing those who had never encountered that.” Executives admit TV coming months. Declined: 2,700 expected the bank to widen its In government bond trading, “There’s just a lot of uncer- effort. Japan’s Nikkei stock index the yield on the 10-year Treasury tainty,” said Dan Greenhaus, Unchanged: 63 lost 1.5 percent. note touched a 14-month high of chief global strategist at the bro- Major stock markets in 2.29 percent before heading back not yet everywhere Volume: 3.3 b kerage BTIG in New York. “Peo- Europe also slumped. Germany’s down to 2.18 percent in late trad- ple are worried about the Fed. Nasdaq diary DAX dropped 1 percent and ing, according to Tradeweb. WASHINGTON (AP) — TV as many shows online because They’re worried about a spike in France’s CAC-40 lost 1.4 percent. That’s down slightly from 2.21 was supposed to be everywhere they don’t want to spend too Advanced: interest rates. And then Japan 650 The world’s biggest central percent late Monday. by now — watchable anytime, much for rights without knowing says it’s finished for now.” Declined: 1,834 banks have bought trillions of The dollar fell sharply against anywhere, on your smartphone they can make their money back. The Dow Jones industrial dollars worth of bonds in recent the Japanese yen, sliding to or tablet. But four years into the So, viewers can’t reliably find average dropped 116.57 points to Unchanged: 104 years, pressing long-term inter- 96.22 yen from 98.70 yen late industry’s effort, network execu- their favorite shows online and 15,122.02. That’s a decline of 0.8 est rates down in an attempt to Monday. tives readily admit: TV isn’t don’t use the services much. Volume: 1.6 b percent. It fell as much as 152 AP encourage borrowing and spend- In commodities trading, crude everywhere. That also makes TV Every- points in the first hour of trad- ing. In the U.S., the Fed buys $85 oil fell 39 cents to $95.38 a barrel The promise of “TV Every- where seem inferior to online ing, climbed back by midday and billion in bonds each month. in New York. Gold dropped $9 to where” has been a key strategy video services such as Netflix, then sank in the afternoon. 10 industry groups in the index With plenty of signs the U.S. $1,377 an ounce. in the cable and satellite TV which has a smaller range of The Standard & Poor’s 500 dropped, led by banks and ener- economy is improving, many on The Nasdaq composite fell industry’s fight to retain cus- fresh content but makes those index fell 16.68 points to close at gy companies. The S&P is now Wall Street expect the Fed will 36.82 points to 3,436.95, a drop of tomers in the face of challenges shows available on multiple 1,626.13, a loss of 1 percent. All down 0.3 percent for the month. start cutting back this summer. 1 percent. from online video providers such devices, whether inside the home as Netflix. or not. The knowledge that their With TV Everywhere, cus- content is available truly every- tomers who pay for packages where makes the extra monthly Google snaps up Waze to add to mapping service with hundreds of television chan- fee of $8 a small price to pay. nels are supposed to be able to Currently, most network SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — speculation as Waze flirted with the bidding for Waze, which is weren’t disclosed, but The Asso- watch them on mobile devices shows that are made available Google is buying online mapping potential buyers interested in its based in Israel but also main- ciated Press confirmed the sale and computers as well for no on mobile devices through TV service Waze in a $1.03 billion rapidly growing service. Waze tains a Palo Alto, Calif., office price with a person familiar with extra charge. That perk is meant Everywhere are watchable only deal that keeps a potentially blends elements of a social net- near all three of the Silicon Val- the negotiations. The person, to make pay TV packages seem through a viewer’s own home valuable tool away from its rivals work into its maps to produce ley giants. who spoke on condition of more worthwhile and keep cus- wireless network — not at a while allowing it to gain technol- more precise directions and more “We evaluated many options anonymity, was not authorized tomers from defecting. friend’s house, not at a bus stop, ogy that could improve the accu- reliable information about local and believe Google is the best to discuss the matter. Google Yet many rights deals still not at church. racy and usefulness of its own traffic conditions. partner,” Waze CEO Noam isn’t expected to disclose the haven’t been worked out. More Sometimes, a network’s shows popular navigation system. Google Inc. is believed to have Bardin wrote in a Tuesday blog price until it discusses the trans- important, audience measure- will be available that way only to The acquisition announced trumped two of its fiercest foes, post. action in a formal regulatory fil- ment firms have been slow to customers of certain pay TV Tuesday ends several months of Facebook Inc. and Apple Inc., in Financial terms of the deal ing. count viewing on mobile devices, operators. so advertisers have been reluc- Adding to the confusion, both tant to pay as much for commer- pay TV providers and individual cials on phones and tablets com- networks offer their own apps. More Americans quit jobs, a sign of confidence pared with television sets. The ones from the providers, “We either don’t get any cred- such as Xfinity from Comcast, WASHINGTON (AP) — More Overall hiring also picked up Openings had reached a five-year over the past two years. it at all, or if we do get credit it’s offer hundreds of channels, but Americans are quitting their in April, though not as dramati- high in February and remain Most workers quit their jobs at a fraction of what we would only in the home. Ones from indi- jobs, suggesting many are grow- cally. Employers filled 4.4 mil- nearly 7 percent higher than a when they have a new position or have gotten if they first watched vidual networks allow for view- ing more confident in the job lion jobs in April, a 5 percent year ago. feel confident that they can find it live on the TV,” Ron Lam- ing elsewhere, but only if the market. increase from March. Hiring fell Still, the growth in hiring and one quickly. And when they do, it precht, NBCUniversal’s execu- provider has reached a deal with The Labor Department said in March and April’s level was quits provides more evidence of a opens up more opportunities for tive vice president for digital dis- that network. Tuesday that the number of peo- below February’s. dynamic job market that is mak- other Americans, including the tribution, said during a panel at It’s a perplexing situation for ple who quit their jobs in April The report offered a reminder ing slow but steady strides. It fol- unemployed. The Cable Show, an industry networks, much less consumers. jumped 7.2 percent to 2.25 mil- that the job market is far from lows Friday’s May employment Janet Yellen, vice chair of the conference this week. “Explain to a consumer why lion. That’s just below February’s healthy. The number of available report, which showed the econo- Federal Reserve, has said the This gap in ad revenue has they can get TNT in the home level, which was the highest in 4 jobs slipped fell 3 percent to a my added a net 175,000 net jobs Fed is monitoring data on quits created a kind of chicken-and- and they can watch a basketball ½ years. seasonally adjusted 3.75 million. last month. That’s roughly in line and overall hiring for signs that egg scenario. Networks and pay game but they can’t get it out of with the average monthly gain the job market is improving. TV providers aren’t able to offer the home,” said Jeremy Legg, vice president of Time Warner Inc.’s Turner Broadcasting. “We need to satisfy that.” Marcien Jenckes, general 509 W Lead St. manager for Comcast Corp.’s Bessemer, MI 49911 cable TV services, said that all pay TV providers big and small (906) 364-2610 have to increase their mobile offerings for customers to really notice. “Ubiquity is important,” he said. Computer Repair Several TV networks are turn- ing on live TV feeds for out-of- home viewing on phones and Web Design/Hosting tablets, but the offering is still patchy. Last month, The Walt Home Networking Disney Co. made live TV viewing of ABC-affiliated TV stations Cell Phone Repair available on its Watch ABC app, but only in New York and Philadelphia at first. It has plans to expand that to the six other [email protected] stations it owns, along with 13 other stations owned by Hearst in the coming months. Live view- www.eclipsetechservice.com ing on the app is restricted to those with a pay TV subscrip- tion. Disney, which also owns NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING ESPN, already has made live TV viewing available on other apps ON PROPOSED such as Watch ESPN. Turner’s TBS and TNT are set 2013-2014 BUDGET to host live feeds on mobile devices out of the home starting PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Monday, June 17, 2013 this summer, Legg said, but only at 4:30 in Wakefield, Michigan, the Board of Education of for Comcast subscribers at first. the Wakefield-Marenisco School District will hold a public Executives from Univision, hearing to consider the district’s proposed 2013-2014 NBCUniversal and Fox all said budget. they wanted to start live feeds of TV programming to mobile The Board may not adopt its proposed 2013-2014 budget devices within the next 12 until after the public hearing. A copy of the proposed 2013- months. 2014 budget including the proposed property tax millage Yet another hurdle to that rate is available for public inspection during normal plan is the acquisition of sports business hours at 715 Putnam Street, Wakefield, Michigan. rights. Fox, for example, would like to The property tax millage rate proposed to be levied to offer live football games on support the proposed budget will be a subject of this mobile devices, but its negotia- hearing. tions with the National Football This notice is given by order of the Board of Education. League might not be complete in time for kickoff this fall, said Margaret Lynott Mike Biard, vice president of Secretary News Corp.’s Fox Networks. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 2013 l 7 In Tribute

Darin Michael Annonson WAKEFIELD, Mich. — Darin Michael Annonson, of Wake- field, passed away one day before his 51st birthday on June 10, 2013. Darin fought a courageous battle for many years against his illness. Darin worked in the tree service industry and several odd jobs until he was no longer physically able to. He loved living in the Upper Peninsula’s vast outdoors, as he very much enjoyed hunt- ing and fishing. He was also an accomplished cook that so enjoyed the ability to bless others with his gift. He also loved riding his Harley and ATV with his many friends. We will miss his sense of humor and his compassion for others. It was a joy for him to help and serve his family and friends. Through all that he faced with his illness, he rarely com- plained. He will be deeply missed by all those Darin Michael who were privileged to know him and love him. Annonson He was preceded in death by his father, 1962 — 2013 Richard; a daughter, Leanne; his brothers, Kevin, Marty, Dale, Ryan and Gregory; and his grandparents, Ida Sjoblom Berg and Grace Annonson. Darin is survived by his mom, Margie Sjoblom; sister, Lynn Osier (Donnie); niece, Nina; nephew, Jacob; his special auntie, Katie Perttunen/Daily Globe Mary Marten; and numerous relatives. THE GOGEBIC Range Band performs it’s first concert of the season at Longyear Park in Ironwood Tuesday night. A good-sized crowd brought A memorial service will be held at Cornerstone Christian chairs to sit and listen on a nice early summer evening. Church in Ramsay on Saturday, June 15, with visitation at 10 a.m. and the service starting at 11 a.m. A luncheon will immediately follow in the church fellowship hall. The family would like to thank the many that have reached out to Darin and made a difference in his life. Midwest drivers to see lower gas prices LANSING (AP) — The worst may be over according to experts. commitment to investigating high prices. Patricia Jean Nichols for drivers in the upper Midwest who have “You just have one refinery issue after Anton Fellinger, who lives near Detroit in been grappling with the highest gasoline another. As they’re coming back on, that Macomb County’s Washington Township, RIPON, Wis. — Patricia Jean Nichols, 76, of Ripon, passed prices in the continental U.S. should be a big thing,” said Phil Flynn, chief finds the high pump prices particularly acute away on Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012, at home with her family by Analysts said one major Illinois refinery is energy analyst at Price Futures Group in with his 2008 Chevrolet Silverado. her side. back online and another big one in Indiana is Chicago. “My blood boils every time I put gas in it,” Graveside services will be held Saturday, June 15, at 3 p.m. on track to ramp up production again soon. AAA said Michigan’s average price of a he said. “I’m biting the bullet right now, but at St. Mary’s Cemetery in Hurley. The refineries’ ongoing maintenance — gallon of unleaded regular gas was $4.20 on if this continues I might pull the trigger and Range Funeral Service and Crematory is in charge of local which led to reduced supply and higher Tuesday, topped only by Hawaii and well get something that gets me 30 miles per gal- arrangements. prices — are the primary culprits for the above the national average of $3.63 per gal- lon.” surge at the pump. lon. Motorists in Illinois, Indiana and Wis- Fellinger, who drives about 18 miles to “On balance I think the worst is over,” consin were paying above $4 on average, work, found a more economical mode of Tom Kloza, chief oil analyst at while drivers in Ohio were shelling out transport on Tuesday: his motorcycle. But GasBuddy.com, said Tuesday. $3.90. that option is limited in northern states such 16 houses spruced up with grant Exxon Mobil’s refinery in Joliet, Ill., was With many people preparing to hit the as Michigan. His saving grace on days he offline longer than expected, he said. Assum- road for their summer vacations, public drives the Silverado is a local gas station that IRONWOOD — The Ironwood The project was originally ing there are no hiccups with BP’s plans to anger over the high price of gas is building in offers free car washes for customers who buy City Commission Monday scheduled to end on Dec. 31, soon restart a crude unit at its refinery in Michigan. One Republican lawmaker is at least eight gallons of gas. wrapped up the 2009 Norrie 2012, but it was extended for six Whiting, Ind., prices could drop below $4 a drafting a bill designed to entice construction “I’ve just been racking up the free car housing rehabilitation project by months because of adverse gallon within weeks throughout a five-state of a new refinery in the state and Democrats washes,” he said. “I might as well get some- conducting a public hearing. weather. region stretching from Wisconsin to Ohio, are questioning the state attorney general’s thing out of it.” The city received a grant The targeted area was Norrie through the state for $200,000, Location, extending two blocks plus $43,900 for administration, on either side of Alfred Wright and so far 15 homes have been Boulevard. That area was select- rehabilitated. One more house is ed to coincide with an infrastruc- Conservative activists oppose Snyder’s re-election nearing completion, as the city ture improvement project. has used up almost all of the There was no public comment LANSING (AP) — A group of expanding Medicaid to adults case that this Medicaid compo- win the GOP nomination and housing grant funds. on the housing program Monday. tea party and conservative making up to 133 percent of the nent is the financially responsi- coast to victory over Democrat “This has been a great pro- The public hearing was a activists said Tuesday that they poverty level — $15,300 a year ble and smart thing to do while Virg Bernero in November. ject,” said city clerk Karen Gul- requirement by the state. would oppose Republican Gov. for an individual — a major also being the right thing to do, It is unknown if a Republican lan. —Ralph Ansami Rick Snyder’s expected re-elec- component of the federal health both short- and long-term for will challenge Snyder in 2014. tion bid because he has pushed care law taking effect Jan. 1. Michiganders and our state’s Many Democrats have coalesced to expand Medicaid coverage to The plan would provide cover- economy and health status,” behind former U.S. Rep. Mark 2 Canadians caught with $59,000 in bras at US border nearly a half-million adults in age to 470,000 Michigan adults spokeswoman Sara Wurfel said. Schauer of Battle Creek as their DETROIT (AP) — U.S. border agents say they caught a Canadian Michigan. by 2021 if the state accepts. “What’s being proposed is a gubernatorial candidate. woman and her teenage daughter trying to cross the border with “It is with careful considera- A revised bill that could be unique Michigan-centric plan $59,000 hidden in their bras. tion that we decide on a course voted on Wednesday in a GOP- that protects our state’s taxpay- The Detroit Free Press and The Windsor Star say a complaint was of action that is, in our view, controlled House committee ers and small businesses while In Memory of filed Tuesday in Detroit federal court against a 51-year-old woman. politically problematic, but would make 320,000 more ensuring coverage for our vul- The complaint says border agents detained Moura El-Asmar and nonetheless a forthright answer adults eligible for government- nerable citizens.” Roland James her 16-year-old daughter at the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel on their way to a governor who will not listen funded health insurance in She said the governor has to his base: Conservatives 2014, but it would require a demonstrated consistently that Anderson to Detroit Metropolitan Airport for a flight to visit relatives in who passed away 1 year ago Lebanon. should not help this governor waiver from the federal govern- he does not shy away from tough Agents found $15,300 in El-Asmar’s purse. A pat down found “a get re-elected,” Jen Kuznicki, ment for the state to receive fed- issues and “focuses on solving Sometimes it’s dark, bulky mass” in her bra that led to the pair’s hidden cash. Presque Isle Republican Party eral funds for it. While Republi- problems, not politics or polls.” Sometimes it’s fair chairwoman, wrote in an open can lawmakers blocked Snyder’s “Whether the governor is The Windsor-area woman is charged with cash smuggling and Yet when I go home at night lying to a federal agent. Her daughter isn’t charged. letter signed by 32 other people, plan to expand Medicaid as part described as a ‘quirky’ Republi- A message seeking comment was left for a possible relative in including some of Michigan’s of the next state budget, some can, a ‘liberal’ Republican or a Nobody’s there Windsor. better-known tea party leaders. are willing to support an expan- ‘moderate’ Republican, he Wishing the next wind that blows in The advocates said the final sion if low-income adults pay for should at least respect the will Will bring you back to me again straw was Snyder asking U.S. some of their out-of-pocket costs, of the people in his own state, Till then remembering Snyder signs extension of claims tax, other bills Health and Human Services are incentivized to be healthier the platform and people in his Just makes me want to cry, Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to and if savings make up for own party,” activists wrote in LANSING (AP) — Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has signed legisla- Hello’s the word before goodbye tion continuing a 1 percent tax on health insurance claims that helps visit Michigan to discuss Medi- potential extra costs to the the letter. pay for medical insurance for 1.9 million low-income residents. caid expansion legislation. Sny- state. In 2010, Snyder — a political We had it all between the Hello The tax took is due to expire at year’s end. The measure signed der and the Republican leaders Snyder, who has not yet novice at the time — watched as And the final goodbye Tuesday extends collection of the tax through 2017. of the House and Senate sent a announced his 2014 re-election his four primary opponents I can’t forget what we had then. letter to Sebelius May 29 bid, did not back down from his attacked each other and split The law doesn’t address the problem that the tax is bringing in Love you always, $130 million a year less than expected. If legislators don’t find a long- requesting that she meet with stance Tuesday despite the tea the party’s conservative voters. them. party resistance. He was able to draw on enough wife, Helmi; Jimmy & Becky; term fix, Michigan could lose $400 million federal Medicaid match. Lee; Jill & Gerry; Snyder also has signed legislation letting judges assign GPS teth- Snyder is one of nine GOP “As an (accountant), Gov. moderate Republicans, indepen- ering devices to defendants on bail for assaultive crimes. Other new governors to support or accept Snyder knows there’s a strong dents and even Democrats to Danny & Theresa; laws target liquor or Lottery sales licenses of stores engaged in food Also the Grandchildren and stamp fraud and assign duties of local election canvassing boards to Great Grandchildren, county canvassing boards. Walker comfortable with slow expansion of vouchers they all knew Grandpa “Jim” loved them so much MILWAUKEE (AP) — Gov. to come back and make the case statewide and impose enrollment Michigan Senate votes to block sale of Detroit art Scott Walker said Tuesday he to expand beyond what we’re limits everywhere except in Mil- From the love poems was comfortable with expanding doing initially throughout the waukee and Racine. of Rod McKuen LANSING (AP) — The Michigan Senate has voted to prohibit sell- Wisconsin’s school voucher pro- rest of the state will be largely ing the Detroit Institute of Arts’ collection to help with the city’s gram slowly, and he also stands dependent on what the public financial crisis. by the agreement he and Repub- sees,” he told members of School A bill approved 24-13 Tuesday says Michigan art institutes must lican lawmakers reached about Choice Wisconsin, a pro-voucher 2011 CHEVY TAHOE LT 4X4 adhere to the American Alliance of Museums’ code of ethics. 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8 l WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 2013 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Bill to revamp military justice faces uphill fight WASHINGTON (AP) — dominated culture and eradicate able.” recent report that as many as ommended in April by Defense ed offenses and requires Ambitious legislation to stanch sexual assaults is driving sup- Hagel assured Leahy that 26,000 military members may Secretary Chuck Hagel and is enhanced training for all mili- the growing number of sexual port for substantive changes. changes will be made to deal have been sexually assaulted last backed by Dempsey, the service tary and civilian attorneys assaults in the armed forces by The chairman of the Senate with sexual assaults in the ser- year, up from an estimated chiefs and many members of involved in sex-related cases. overhauling the military justice Judiciary Committee said Tues- vices and specifically mentioned 19,000 assaults in 2011, based on Congress. Gillibrand’s legislation also system faces an uncertain future day at a separate hearing that a specially appointed panel that an anonymous survey of military The House legislation also includes provisions from other due to vigorous objections from Congress is considering stripping would be meeting in two weeks to personnel. While the number of would require that anyone found sexual assault prevention bills. It senior Defense Department lead- the military of its authority to consider reforms. sexual assaults that members of guilty of rape, sexual assault, requires all the military branch- ers and key members of Congress prosecute sexual assault cases “There are going to have to be the military actually reported forcible sodomy or an attempt to es to provide any victims with a who are concerned the proposed and shifting the responsibility to changes made. There will be rose 6 percent to 3,374 in 2012, commit any of those offenses special military lawyer who changes go too far. state prosecutors. changes made,” Hagel said. “But thousands of victims were still receive a punishment that would assist them throughout Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., as we make those changes and unwilling to come forward includes a dismissal from mili- the process, a measure first The bill crafted by Sen. told Defense Secretary Chuck work with the Congress on this, despite new oversight and assis- tary service or a dishonorable offered by Sens. Patty Murray, Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., Hagel and Army Gen. Martin we need to be as sure as we can tance programs aimed at curbing discharge. D-Wash., and Kelly Ayotte, R- cleared an important hurdle Dempsey, the chairman of the be that the consequences that the crimes, the report said. The House legislation elimi- N.H. Tuesday when the Senate Armed Joint Chiefs of Staff, that the sta- will come from whatever deci- By week’s end, the House is nates the five-year statute of lim- It also has a measure crafted Services personnel subcommittee tus quo is unacceptable. sions made by the Congress to scheduled to vote on its version of itations on trial by court-martial by Sens. Amy Klobuchar, D- that she chairs approved the Leahy said that while the pro- make those kinds of adjustments a defense policy bill that would for sexual assault and sexual Minn., and Lisa Murkowski, R- measure. But the legislation posal is controversial, it would that we need to make — and you take away the power of military assault of a child. It also estab- Alaska, requiring that substanti- must get through the full com- send a message to commanders know I agree with that in many commanders to overturn convic- lishes the authority for military ated sex-related offenses be mittee and its chairman, Sen. that doing “things as they’ve ways — that they’re thoughtful.” tions in rape and assault cases. legal counsel to provide legal noted in the personnel records of Carl Levin, D-Mich., has sig- always been done is not accept- The Pentagon estimated in a The change was initially rec- assistance to victims of sex-relat- the offenders. naled his intent to offer an alter- native that would mute the most aggressive reforms in Gilli- brand’s bill. Gillibrand’s legislation would remove commanders from the process of deciding whether seri- ous crimes, including sexual mis- conduct cases, go to trial. That 2009 TOYOTA RAV4 AWD 2010 HONDA CRV EX-L AWD judgment would rest instead Red, 34,927 miles. Gray. with seasoned trial lawyers who $ $ have prosecutorial experience 17,999 #15116Q 18,999 #14520A and hold the rank of colonel or above. Her bill would take away a commander’s authority to con- vene a court-martial. That responsibility would be given to new and separate offices outside the victim’s chain of command. But Levin and other lawmak- 1998 FORD MUSTANG ers, echoing fears voiced by the 1999 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE 2005 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2004 CADILLAC DEVILLE 2005 YAMAHA ROYAL STAR 4x4 Gold. Red. Gray. Black, 13,579 miles. Joint Chiefs of Staff, believe that Gold. cutting commanders out of the $ $ $ $ $ #14363Q 4,999 #15052A #14940S 5,577 #14471B 5,999 #14309Z legal process would undermine 3,988 5,388 their ability to enforce good order and discipline within the ranks. “Commanders ought to have and use the tools that are the most effective in terms of chang- ing climate and affecting the behavior of people in their units, 2005 FORD FREESTAR 2000 DODGE DAKOTA 2007 FORD TAURUS SE 2006 FORD FOCUS ZX4 2006 PONTIAC TORRENT AWD Green. and that’s to have available to Blue. CREW CAB 4x4 Blue. 4x4 Tan. Silver. them the power to send to a $ $ $ $ $ #15068Q #14457B #15133Q 6,999 #14743A #15070Q court-martial,” Levin said Mon- 5,999 6,288 6,999 7,999 day. The Armed Services Commit- tee is scheduled to meet Wednes- day to vote on the provisions that 1 will be included in a sweeping owner defense policy bill for the 2014 2006 FORD FOCUS ZX4 2006 CHEVY IMPALA 2006 CHEVY COBALT LS fiscal year that Oct. 1. 2008 DODGE CALIBER SE 2003 GMC SONOMA 4x4 Red. Blue. Red. Black. Red. Levin’s alternative, which has $ $ $ $ bipartisan support, would #14717B #15046R #15164Q $ 7,999 7,999 8,375 #15127Q 8,899 #14927L require a review by an individual 8,499 higher in the chain of command if a commander decides not to prosecute a sexual assault case. 1 It would make it a crime to retal- owner iate against victims who report a sexual assault and relieve com- 2003 FORD F-150 XLT 2007 CHRYSLER PACIFICA TOURING 2006 DODGE CHARGER SX 2007 CHEVY IMPALA LS 2006 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT 4x4 manders of their responsibilities EXT. CAB 4x2 Black. AWD Silver. Blue. Gray. 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THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 2013 l 9 ALL-CONFERENCE SPORTS Seniors 3 Devils, 2 honored on Midgettes on Scorched Heat melt in San Antonio Indianhead softball First SAN ANTONIO (AP) — From in the postseason. Team big 3s to Big Three, the Spurs “We got what we deserved,” baseball squad had it all in the NBA Finals’ rau- Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. ASHLAND, Wis. — Three cous return to San Antonio. “I didn’t even recognize the team ASHLAND, Wis. – Four area Ironwood players and two from Danny Green made seven of that was out there tonight.” seniors, three from Hurley and Hurley were named to the All- the Spurs’ finals-record 16 3- Duncan shot 3 of 13 for nine one from Ironwood, were hon- Indianhead Conference softball pointers, Tim Duncan had 12 points, his worst performance ored on the All-Indianhead Con- First Team recently. points and 14 rebounds, and the ever in his 25 NBA Finals games, ference baseball team. Ironwood seniors Kaitlyn Spurs clobbered the Miami Heat in the Heat’s 103-84 victory Sun- Hurley’s Mike Saari and Iron- Tollstam and Kassi Huotari 113-77 on Tuesday night to take day. Tony Parker wasn’t much wood’s Travis Mylly were both along with junior Payton Aho 2-1 lead in the series. better, shooting 5 of 14 and com- selected to the First Team, were both named to the First Green scored 27 points and mitting five turnovers, and which included all seniors except Team. Hurley seniors Sam Ofs- Gary Neal made six 3-pointers Manu Ginobili admitted after- for Drummond sophomore Jor- tad and Athena Butkiewicz while scoring 24 as San Antonio ward the veteran trio had to play dan Miller. joined them on the First Team. went 16 of 32 from behind the well for the Spurs to win. Hurley seniors Grant Innes Two Midgettes and a Red arc, rolling to the third-biggest They were fine, but the lesser- and Cole Kivisto both were Devil made the Second Team — victory in finals history. knowns were better. named to the Second Team. Hurley junior Dana Brown and Duncan bounced back from Parker and Ginobili combined Brad Giesregen of conference sophomore Brittany Czarnecki his worst game ever in the finals, for 14 assists, but the bigger champion Drummond was along with Ironwood senior Tiah and the Spurs’ combination of story was the guys who had named Coach of the Year. Pusakulich. fresh faces and old reliables dom- never played on this stage Hurley finished the season in Ironwood’s Noel Aho was inated the NBA’s winningest before. second place in the conference. named Coach of the Year. team before an eager crowd that — Neal, who went undrafted Ironwood was tied for fifth. Ironwood and Hurley shared All-Indianhead Conference hadn’t seen the finals here since after playing for LaSalle and the conference title as both First Team 2007. Towson, then playing overseas Tyler Long, Solon Springs, senior teams finished at 6-2. “It shouldn't be a surprise,” for three seasons in Italy, Spain Jacob Tomlinson, Washburn, senior All-Indianhead Conference Jordan Miller, Drummond, sophomore First Team said Spurs coach Gregg Popvich. and Turkey. Ryan Schick, Drummond, senior Payton Aho, Ironwood, junior “These are the last two teams —Green, who had been cut Lee Jokinen, Mellen, senior Kaitlyn Tollstam, Ironwood, senior Mike Saari, Hurley, senior Kassi Huotari, Ironwood, senior standing. I don’t think either one multiple times — including by Ben Best, Drummond, senior Sam Ofstad, Hurley, senior of them is going to get down if James’ Cavaliers — and now has Travis Mylly, Ironwood, senior Athena Butkiewicz, Hurley, senior they have a bad night.” the shot to stick. Joe Androsky, Solon Springs, senior Christina Wickingson, Drummond, senior Second Team Valerie Garay, Solon Springs, senior The Spurs were as good as —Leonard, the draft-night Grant Innes, Hurley, senior Bethany Best, Drummond, senior fans remembered in the old days, trade acquisition from San Diego Cole Kivisto, Hurley, senior Jessica Holderness, Solon Springs, senior shutting down LeBron James State who played the NBA’s four- Elijah Zakovec, Mellen, sophomore Second Team Cody Carlson, Washburn, senior Tiah Pusakulich, Ironwood, senior until they had built a huge lead time MVP to a stalemate. Brett Olson, Washburn, senior Allison Carrier, Washburn, senior late in the third quarter. Mike Miller made all five 3- Jordan Carlson, Washburn, sophomore Erin Crowell, Washburn, junior Jeff Ludzak, Drummond, senior Caitlyn Sarow, Mellen, senior James finished with 15 points pointers and scored 15 points for Thomas Peters, Mellen, junior Dana Brown, Hurley, junior and 11 rebounds, but missed 11 the Heat, who broke open Sun- Zach Nigh, Mellen, senior Brittany Czarnecki, Hurley, sophomore of his first 13 shots against the day’s game and seized momen- Coach of the Year Alicia Jensen, Solon Springs, junior Brad Giesregen, Drummond Brea Campy, Mellen, senior excellent defense of Kawhi tum in the series with a 33-5 run Final standings Coach of the Year Leonard, who had 14 points and in the second half. Drummond ...... 14-0 Noel Aho, Ironwood 12 rebounds. The Spurs seized it right back, Hurley ...... 8-4 Final standings Mellen ...... 7-5 Hurley ...... 6-2 Associated Press Game 4 is Thursday here, improving to 18-7 in the finals, Solon Springs ...... 7-5 Ironwood ...... 6-2 MIAMI HEAT’S LeBron James falls to the floor as he goes after a loose where the Heat are 3-22 in the the best winning percentage of Ironwood ...... 5-6 Solon Springs ...... 6-4 Washburn ...... 5-6 Drummond ...... 5-5 ball against San Antonio Spurs’ Manu Ginobili during the first half of regular season and so far zero Bayfield ...... 2-12 Mellen ...... 3-5 Game 3 Tuesday in San Antonio. wins and one really bad beating Butternut ...... 0-14 Washburn ...... 0-8 NBA — page 10 Rask, Crawford take center stage in Stanley Cup Finals CHICAGO (AP) — Corey Crawford taste of the Stanley Cup turned into much approach of the Bruins and Blackhawks, dence in his ability. I think it’s just nice to General manager Peter Chiarelli, who was in the stands when Patrick Kane more for two of the most important play- and it’s no coincidence that each team is see now him getting the recognition that officially took over the team a couple slammed home the goal that secured the ers for this series. seeking to become the first franchise with he deserves. weeks after the Rask deal, said it’s his Stanley Cup for the Chicago Blackhawks Sure, it’s nice to win a championship. two Stanley Cups in the salary cap era. “The consistent play that we’ve had understanding that the Bruins decided in 2010. It’s just a little sweeter when you’re on the After a slow and steady climb, Rask game in, game out, it’s been that way they wanted Rask instead of center Jiri A year later, Tuukka Rask was just a ice at the very end. and Crawford have been the best goal- from the beginning of the year. We know Tlusty in the deal. practice player when Tim Thomas led the “Once you’ve seen it, and not being on tenders in the league during this year’s we’re going to get a great performance “There was a lot of discussion at both Boston Bruins to the title. the ice, I think everybody would like to playoffs. Crawford leads the NHL with a from him every night.” ends about it,” Chiarelli said. “It was Fast forward to Wednesday night at have that chance someday,” Rask said. 1.74 goals-against average, just ahead of While Chicago drafted Crawford in the decided that it would be Rask from the United Center, and Crawford and “For me, it came pretty early after our win Rask (1.75 GAA). second round a decade ago, Rask was a Boston’s end. I think they tried to come Rask will be in goal when the Blackhawks and I’m just trying to make the most out “It’s a process for goalies, I think,” said first-round selection for the Toronto back and maybe flip that, consider the host the Bruins in Game 1 of the Cup of it and enjoy myself.” Blackhawks general manager Stan Bow- Maple Leafs in 2005. Boston got him in a finals. The rise of Rask and Crawford is a tes- man, one of Crawford’s biggest supporters trade for goalie Andrew Raycroft a year It’s been a long road, but that little tament to the patience and steady over the years. “We’ve always had confi- later. NHL — page 10 McCarthy likes Golf history for Woods Packers’ sense of urgency is all about results ARDMORE, Pa. (AP) — The GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — It wouldn’t have been much of photo of Ben Hogan hitting his 1- Following second-round playoff a photo if he missed. iron into the 18th green at Merion losses in consecutive seasons, Woods had to go 91 holes that in the 1950 U.S. Open is among Green Bay Packers coach Mike week. He had to make another the most famous in golf history, McCarthy has seen a different birdie on the 18th hole of the play- capturing the pure swing of one of look to his team this offseason. off to go extra holes before finally the greatest players when the “Frankly, I feel this — and beating Rocco Mediate. pressure of a major championship I’ve thought it since I came back “I think there was a lot of peo- was at its peak. in April; it started in the weight ple pulling for Tiger,” said Rory Instead of marveling at the room — this team has a different McIlroy, who was 19 at the time, swing, Tiger Woods thought more edge to it, a higher sense of a rookie on the European Tour about the results. urgency than I can recall,” who failed to qualify for the U.S. “That was to get into a playoff,” McCarthy said Tuesday. Open. “He was playing on a bro- Woods said Tuesday, sounding “I don’t know how to sit down ken leg pretty much, so I was def- more like a golf historian than the and measure it and put it on a initely pulling for Tiger. It was No. 1 player in the game. “Got scale each year. Maybe it’s my probably one of the best perfor- about 40 feet and still had some higher sense of urgency.” mances golf has ever seen, if not work to do. It’s a great photo. But Indeed, according to quarter- sport in general.” it would have been an all right back Aaron Rodgers, that atti- Hard as it might have been to photo if he didn’t win. He still had tude adjustment starts at the believe that day, it also was the to go out and win it the next day.” top, with McCarthy. last major Woods won. Hogan managed to lag the long “I think Coach is doing it and He had one more chance at a Associated Press putt to about 4 feet and quickly he’s leading by example. I think major after his season-ending knocked that in for his par to join he set the tone when we came MILWAUKEE BREWERS right fielder Logan Schafer (22) and center fielder Carlos Gomez (27) can’t reach a knee surgery, losing a two-shot a three-way playoff, which he won back in April, and he set the tone game-winning two-run home run ball hit by Miami Marlins right fielder Giancarlo Stanton in the eighth lead to Y.E. Yang in the 2009 the next day over Lloyd Mangrum when we came back in May off inning in Miami, Tuesday. The Marlins defeated the Brewers 5-4. PGA Championship. After two and Tom Fazio. Of his four U.S. our break,” Rodgers said. darks years brought on by the col- Open titles, that meant the most lapse of his marriage and more “We sat down, we talked ARLINS REWERS MilwaukeeM 5, BMiami 4 to Hogan because he proved he about the direction of the OTAs injuries to his left leg, he had at Stanton homers to give ab rhbi ab rhbi could win just 16 months after a least a share of the 36-hole lead in and what we did last year didn’t Aoki rf 4000Pierre lf 4110 Segura ss 4120Lucas 3b 4000 horrific car accident that nearly work and what we’d like to see. I two majors last year, and he had CGomz cf 4100Stanton rf 4112 killed him. On battered legs, an outside shot at the Masters in think you have to give him cred- Marlins win over Brewers ArRmr 3b 3001Ozuna cf 4110 Hogan had to play the 36-hole it for the schedule and the tempo Lucroy c 3001Morrsn 1b 3121 April going into the final round. MIAMI (AP) — Milwaukee’s sharp. Stanton was looking for LSchfr lf 4000Dietrch 2b 2112 final, followed by the 18-hole and setting the direction. He’s Majors don’t come as easily as Jim Henderson wishes he could that one pitch. I left it up,” Hen- Weeks 2b 3110Hchvrr ss 3010 playoff. they once seemed to for Woods, done a good job with that, and YBtncr 1b 3111Mathis c 3010 have one pitch back Tuesday derson said. “Knowing the fact that he went the guys just follow his lead.” WPerlt p 1010JaTrnr p 2000 though he never looked at them night: The one he threw to Gian- Stanton hit his first three Gennett ph 0001Qualls p 0000 through the accident and then After winning the Super Bowl that way. carlo Stanton. homers in the two games before McGnzl p 0000Dobbs ph 1000 came out here and played 36 and “It wasn’t ever easy,” he said. after the 2010 season, the Pack- Axford p 0000Cishek p 0000 Stanton hit his first homer suffering a strained hamstring Hndrsn p 0000 18, that’s awfully impressive,” ers have lost in the divisional “I felt it was still difficult because since coming off the disabled list, on April 29. He went on the dis- Totals 29 454Totals 30 585 Woods said. round in the past two seasons. the major of the majors, three of a two-run drive with two outs in abled list the following day and Milwaukee 000 101 200 —4 In some small way, Woods can In 2011 after a 15-1 regular Miami 030 000 02x —5 the four always rotated. It was the eighth inning that lifted the was activated Monday. E—Ja.Turner (1). DP—Milwaukee 2, Miami 1. LOB— relate. season, they lost at home as the always on a new site each and Miami Marlins to a 5-4 victory “If you throw him a slider, you Milwaukee 3, Miami 2. 2B—Morrison 2 (2). 3B—Y.Betan- Five years ago, Woods tried to every year. Augusta was the only NFC’s No. 1 seed to the eventual court (1). HR—Stanton (4), Dietrich (6). SB—Segura 2 over the Brewers. have to throw it out of the zone.” play the U.S. Open with the liga- Super Bowl champion New York (19). S—W.Peralta, Gennett. SF—Lucroy. one you could rely on from past The loss snapped Milwaukee’s Brewers manager Ron Roenicke IP HRER BB SO ments shredded in his left knee Giants 37-20. experiences. A lot of majors that I four-game winning streak. said. “He’s a good breaking ball Milwaukee and a double stress fracture in his won were on either the first or Then last January, the Pack- W.Peralta 65 3 3 1 1 With Juan Pierre on first fol- hitter.” Mic.Gonzalez H,6 1/3 10 0 0 1 lower left leg. The USGA pub- ers couldn’t stop 49ers quarter- second time I’d ever seen it.” lowing a one-out infield single on It appeared the Brewers were Axford H,10 2/3 00 0 0 1 lished a book called ‘Great Woods won four majors on back Colin Kaepernick and the Henderson L,2-2 BS,1-10 12 2 2 0 3 the eighth pitch, Stanton con- headed toward victory after scor- Moments of the U.S. Open,” and 49ers. He rushed for 181 yards Miami courses he had never played — nected on a first-pitch slider from ing twice in the seventh to grab a Ja.Turner 75 4 3 2 6 the photo it selected for the cover and two touchdowns in San Medinah for the 1999 PGA Cham- Henderson (2-2). It was his 4-3 lead. Yuniesky Betancourt Qualls W,2-0 10 0 0 0 0 showed Woods arching his back pionship, Valhalla for the PGA Francisco’s 45-31 win. Cishek S,7-9 10 0 0 0 0 fourth home run this year. tripled in a run to tie it before and pumping his fists after mak- After the loss to the 49ers, WP—Ja.Turner 2. Championship the following year, Henderson gave credit to scoring the go-ahead run on Umpires—Home, Lance Barrett; First, Lance Barks- ing a 12-foot birdie putt on the Bethpage Black in the 2002 U.S. Stanton. pinch-hitter Scooter Gennett’s dale; Second, Gary Cederstrom; Third, Vic Carapazza. T—2:26. A—13,110 (37,442). 72nd hole at Torrey Pines to get Open and Royal Liverpool for the “I felt like my stuff was pretty suicide squeeze. into a playoff. 2006 British Open. PACKERS — page 10 sports061213_Layout 1 6/11/13 11:33 PM Page 2

10 l WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 2013 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE SCOREBOARD ABC Raceway finally starts season ASHLAND, Wis. — It took included Pat Beeksma of Iron- Rivord, Superior; Pat Cook, Washburn. four tries, but ABC Raceway wood in the six-cylinders and WISSOTA Super Stocks All Times EDT Hurley golf fundraiser set for June 23 Feature: Curt Myers, Cameron; Ken Truscott, Green- Hockey East Division finally opened the season Satur- Ken Truscott of Greenland in the land; Nick Oreskovich, Mason; Randy Spacek, Phillips; W L Pct GB day night after a soggy spring. WISSOTA Super Stocks. Dave Flynn, Superior; Shawn Rivord, Superior; Cory Boston 40 26 .606 — HURLEY — The second annual youth/adult golf During the course of the 15- On Saturday, the Northern Casari, Montreal; Shawn McFadden, Ashland; DJ Keeler, STANLEY CUP FINALS New York 37 26 .587 1½ tournament, a fundraiser for the Hurley golf team, will Superior; Dave Elliott, Minocqua; Charlie Anderson, Iron- All Times EDT Baltimore 37 28 .569 2½ race program, fans were treated Vintage Stockcar Racers group (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) be held on Sunday, June 23, at Eagle Bluff Golf Club. wood; Greg Kuklinski, Ironwood; Don Muzzy, Ironwood, Tampa Bay 35 29 .547 4 to a thrilling three-wide pass for will make its annual visit to the MI. Boston vs. Chicago Toronto 28 36 .438 11 The tournament is a two-person scramble that Wednesday, June 12: Boston at Chica- WISSOTA Midwest Modifieds Central Division the win, strong performances by ABC Raceway for the “Turn Back go, 8 p.m. starts at 10 a.m. Age divisions are: 6-11, 12-15, 16-18 Feature: Mike Truscott, Chippewa Falls; Cole Spacek, W L Pct GB Saturday, June 15: Boston at Chicago, and an open division. three other drivers, and the the Clock” program. 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West Division Kevin Eder of Ashland, Wis., 1/2 miles south of Ashland on x-Saturday, June 22: Boston at Chica- Sox (Sale 5-4), 8:10 p.m. Arizona 5, L.A. Dodgers 4 Six-Cylinders W L Pct GB go, 8 p.m. N.Y. Yankees (P.Hughes 3-4) at Oak- San Diego 7, Atlanta 6 won the WISSOTA Modifieds, Wisconsin 13 and one mile west Feature: Dale Coddington, Hayward; Pat Beeksma, Texas 38 26 .594 — x-Monday, June 24: Chicago at Boston, land (Straily 3-2), 10:05 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Curt Myers of Cameron, Wis., on Butterworth Road. For race- Ironwood; Tyler Hudack, Ashland; Tiffany Hudack, Ash- Oakland 38 27 .585 ½ 8 p.m. Houston (Lyles 3-1) at Seattle (Bonder- Pittsburgh 8, San Francisco 2 land; Tad Bretting, Ashland; Forrest Schultz, Ashland; Seattle 28 37 .431 10½ took the WISSOTA Super Stocks, day information, call 715-682- x-Wednesday, June 26: Boston at man 1-1), 10:10 p.m. Miami 5, Milwaukee 4 Ron Hmielewski, Ashland; Scott Ovaska, Marengo; Bill Los Angeles 27 38 .415 11½ Chicago, 8 p.m. Thursday’s Games St. Louis 9, N.Y. Mets 2 Mike Truscott of Chippewa Falls, 4990, or visit abcraceway.com. Anderson, Wakefield; Tyler Vernon, Ashland; Zach Houston 22 43 .338 16½ N.Y. Yankees at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. Cincinnati 12, Chicago Cubs 2 Wis., won the WISSOTA Mid- Results Pagels, Marengo; DeJay Mihalek, Ashland; Adam Traa- Basketball Monday’s Games Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Minnesota 3, Philadelphia 2 WISSOTA Modifieds holt, Ashland; Jonathan Popp, Iron River; Jim Anderson, Baltimore 4, L.A. Angels 3 Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Colorado 8, Washington 3 west Modifieds, Dale Coddington Feature: Kevin Eder, Ashland; Curt Myers, Cameron; Mason; Jeremy Lindquist, Ashland. Boston 10, Tampa Bay 8, 14 innings Toronto at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Arizona at L.A. Dodgers of Hayward, Wis., won the six- Al Uotinen, Superior; Steve Stuart, Ashland; Dean Pure Stocks Texas 6, Cleveland 3 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Atlanta at San Diego cylinders and Nick Nye of Ash- Yrjanainen, Lake Nebagamon; Jeff Spacek, Phillips; Feature: Nick Nye, Ashland; Chad Carlson, Superior; INALS Kansas City 3, Detroit 2 Wednesday’s Games Ken Tody Jr, Ashland; Jeff Crhistman, Superior; Matt Der- NBAAll Times F EDT Brian Mikkonen, Iron River; Ross Lightner, Washburn; Chicago White Sox 10, Toronto 6 NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati (Leake 5-3) at Chicago Cubs land was first in the pure stocks. agon, Ashland; Chris Johnson, South Range; Brandle (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) East Division Steve Lavasseur, River Falls; Bill Byholm, Glidden; Jody Seattle 3, Houston 2 (T.Wood 5-4), 2:20 p.m. Pupp, Ashland; Matt Flint, Highbridge; Rita Anderson, San Antonio 2, Miami 1 WLPct GB Local runner-up finishers Bellefeuille, Duluth, Minn.; Scott Hudack, Ashland; Tuesday’s Games Atlanta (Maholm 7-4) at San Diego Superior; Tim Carbon, Highbridge. Thursday, June 6: San Antonio 92, Atlanta 39 25 .609 — George Dalbeck, Ironwood; Paul Niznik, Medford; Rick Baltimore 3, L.A. Angels 2 (Volquez 4-5), 3:40 p.m. Miami 88 Washington 31 32 .492 7½ Tampa Bay 8, Boston 3 San Francisco (Zito 4-4) at Pittsburgh Sunday, June 9: Miami 103, San Anto- Philadelphia 31 34 .477 8½ Cleveland 5, Texas 2 (Liriano 4-2), 7:05 p.m. nio 84 New York 23 36 .390 13½ option that the 49ers used to Detroit 3, Kansas City 2 Milwaukee (Figaro 0-0) at Miami Packers Tuesday, June 11: San Antonio 113, Miami 19 45 .297 20 beat them, but also emphasized Minnesota 3, Philadelphia 2 (Slowey 2-5), 7:10 p.m. Miami 77 Central Division Toronto 7, Chicago White Sox 5, 10 St. Louis (S.Miller 7-3) at N.Y. Mets increasing takeaways, especially Thursday, June 13: Miami at San Anto- WLPct GB innings (Gee 4-6), 7:10 p.m. nio, 9 p.m. St. Louis 42 22 .656 — ald and Greg — which we will, it forcing more fumbles. N.Y. Yankees at Oakland Philadelphia (Cloyd 2-2) at Minnesota Sunday, June 16: Miami at San Anto- Cincinnati 39 26 .600 3½ From page 9 Houston at Seattle (Pelfrey 3-6), 8:10 p.m. will be an adjustment — but we And with the addition of two nio, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh 38 26 .594 4 Wednesday’s Games Washington (Ohlendorf 0-0) at Col- Rodgers expressed concerns on big-name running backs in the x-Tuesday, June 18: San Antonio at Milwaukee 26 38 .406 16 know we have an opportunity to L.A. Angels (Williams 4-2) at Baltimore orado (J.De La Rosa 7-3), 8:40 p.m. Miami, 9 p.m. Chicago 25 37 .403 16 his weekly radio show in Mil- step up and we have beliefs in draft — second-rounder Eddie (Hammel 7-4), 12:35 p.m. Arizona (Corbin 9-0) at L.A. Dodgers x-Thursday, June 20: San Antonio at West Division Detroit (Verlander 8-4) at Kansas City (Ryu 6-2), 10:10 p.m. waukee about the tone he got what we can do.” Lacy of Alabama and fourth- Miami, 9 p.m. (Shields 2-6), 2:10 p.m. WLPct GB Arizona 36 28 .563 — Thursday’s Games from the team in the two seasons There’s also the belief that the rounder Johnathan Franklin of Boston (Aceves 2-1) at Tampa Bay St. Louis at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Baseball (Archer 1-1), 7:10 p.m. Colorado 35 30 .538 1½ after the Super Bowl victory. Packers had Super Bowl-caliber UCLA — McCarthy said that the San Francisco 33 30 .524 2½ Cincinnati at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Cleveland (U.Jimenez 4-4) at Texas Washington at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. The Packers’ practices that teams each of the past two years running game will improve, (Tepesch 3-5), 8:05 p.m. San Diego 30 34 .469 6 Los Angeles 27 36 .429 8½ San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. have been open to reporters have and failed to deliver. which would help Rodgers and Philadelphia (Cloyd 2-2) at Minnesota Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday’s Games appeared more spirited than past “Guys know there’s a short the aerial game. offseason workouts, in part window for a team to be as good “We’ll be better, I promise you Duncan hit a pair of three because there is greater competi- as we are,” Nelson said. “You’ve that,” McCarthy said of the run NBA throws and another basket, and tion on the roster. got to make the most of those game. “You can write that down. after a jumper by Neal, he threw Several familiar names left (years) and that’s by winning In big letters.” this late in the season since a long outlet to Leonard for a during the offseason — wide championships. We know we’ve Whether their renewed sense From page 9 1997, and fans couldn’t wait to dunk that made it 40-30. receiver Greg Jennings signed a been close. We know we’ve had of urgency leads to an improve- any team with 20 or more games. have the Spurs back. They sang Neal’s 3 made it 43-32, but free-agent deal with the Min- the team, but came up short.” ment and another Super Bowl A brief flurry by James had and danced and clapped around Miller hit a pair of 3-pointers in a nesota Vikings, receiver Donald In an effort to avoid that same berth remains to be seen, but Miami within 15 after three the concourse and in their seats, 12-1 run that tied it at 44 with 37 Driver retired and veteran defen- fate, the Packers have made McCarthy insists the team is in a quarters, but Neal, Green and as if their favorite rock band had seconds in the half, the Heat sive leader Charles Woodson was some changes. McCarthy recon- good place with the opening day Leonard combined on a 13-0 run returned for a concert. appearing set to go into the half released — leaving voids that figured his offensive line, taking of training camp 45 days away. to open the fourth, Green’s 3- And they were thrilled to see with momentum. But Parker must be filled in the locker room four starters and moving them to “You learn from your past pointer making it 91-63. the Duncan they recognized from drilled a 3 from the corner, and and on the field. four new positions. experiences,” McCarthy said. “All of my teammates and his first 24 finals appearances. after Green blocked James’ shot, “There’s a lot of guys here that Now, they’ll line up with “Every team is different, every Pop. They do a great job of He got right on the board in the Spurs rushed it up for a 3- have things to prove,” said wide Bryan Bulaga at left tackle, Josh year is different, every challenge encouraging me. They continue this one, with a short jumper 20 pointer by Neal that fell at the receiver Jordy Nelson, who along Sitton at left guard, T.J. Lang at that we’ll face will be different. to tell me to shoot the ball. They seconds into the game. The buzzer, the reserve guard point- with James Jones and Randall right guard and Marshall New- There are opportunities to look continue to tell me whenever I’m Spurs, who had played from ing back toward his defenders Cobb will lead the receiving house at right tackle. back to the past that will help us open, to let it fly,” Green said. behind most of the series, had a before the Spurs headed to the group. The defensive coaches not only encounter and conquer those The NBA hadn’t made its way 24-20 lead after making 11 of 18 locker room with a 50-44 advan- “You can look at James and spent much of the offseason challenges that are in front of along San Antonio’s River Walk shots in the first quarter. tage. (me) and Randall. Everyone’s working on solving the read- us.” going to talk about missing Don- Lions QB Stafford: Focusing on football, not negotiation ALLEN PARK (AP) — after Detroit drafted him No. 1 Broyles made the most of more Matthew Stafford vows to stay overall in 2009 and gave him opportunities to play — catching focused on football while his $41.7 million in guarantees as six passes for 126 yards against agent and the Detroit Lions part of a six-year contract worth Houston — until he tore a liga- negotiate a deal that would keep as $78 million. ment in his right knee to end his him under contract deep into the After playing in just 13 games rookie season that started with decade. over two seasons, he flourished him recovering from torn liga- Even if talks break down and in his first full year with 41 TD ment in his left knee. Stafford goes into the season passes while completing 64 per- Stafford acknowledged being with one year left on his contract, cent of his attempts and throw- surprised to see Broyles lining up he insisted there won’t be dis- ing 16 touchdowns. and running routes as often as he tractions. He stayed on the field last sea- did during the first of a three-day “I don’t play this game to get son, but his passing percentage minicamp. contracts,” he said Tuesday. “I dipped as did his TD passes (20) “I think it was kind of a last- play this game to win games.” while he threw one more inter- minute decision,” Stafford said. He didn’t do much of that last ception. “I think he felt pretty good and year. “Matt’s not happy with last he made some plays, which is a The Stafford-led Lions lost year,” Lions coach Jim Schwartz positive sign for us.” their last eight games, plummet- said. “None of us were happy “We saw some of that late in ing to a 4-12 record. with last year, but you also can’t the year before he got hurt. He’s Stafford threw more intercep- overreact.” a guy who can be a chain-mover tions and had less than half as Detroit didn’t make drastic and be explosive.” many touchdown passes last moves to invest a lot in a wide Stafford has spent much of year as he did in 2011, when he receiver to play alongside super- this offseason splitting time led the Lions to the playoffs. star Calvin Johnson because the between his home in suburban Those facts were pointed out by team hoped Nate Burleson and Detroit and team headquarters, Associated Press people trying to figure out what Ryan Broyles could bounce back after working out and rehabili- KANSAS CITY Royals’ Alcides Escobar (2) is tagged out by Detroit Tigers second baseman Omar Infante (4) went wrong in what was expect- from season-ending injuries. tating injuries elsewhere in pre- during the fifth inning at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., Tuesday. Umpire Paul Nauert, back, looks ed to be a promising season for Although the regular season is vious years. to make the call. Escobar was out trying to stretch a single. him and the franchise. a few months away, both He has looked back to analyze “It’s impossible not to hear it Burleson and Broyles look like the previous season, seeing when Scherzer wins 9th in a row; Tigers beat Royals just because I watch ‘SportsCen- they’ll be ready to contribute it was good to take chances with KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Valverde struck out Billy But- ter’ like everybody else. I’m a when the games count. They ran passes and when it wasn’t while IGERS OYALS person, too,” he said. “It’s not the routes, made hard cuts and the losses piled up after climbing Max Scherzer won his ninth ler looking on a full-count pitch. Detroit T 3, RKansas City2 straight decision, and the Detroit Butler was ejected by plate ab rhbi ab rhbi main fuel. The main fuel for me caught passes in traffic during to .500 midway through the sea- Dirks lf 3011AGordn lf 3010 is, I want to keep progressing in non-hitting team drills Tuesday. son. Tigers beat Kansas City 3-2 to umpire Jordan Baker for arguing Tuiassp ph-lf 1010Hosmer 1b 4000 snap the Royals’ six-game win- the call. Valverde then retired TrHntr rf 5000S.Perez c 4010 the right direction. I want to be a Burleson was limited to six “It was a total, learning expe- ning streak on Tuesday night. Lorenzo Cain on an infield popup MiCarr 3b 2110EJhnsn pr 0000 great quarterback. I want to be games last season because he rience just because it was a Fielder 1b 5010BButler dh 3000 able to help this team win. broke his right leg, but shows no tough year,” Stafford said. “You Scherzer became the first and David Lough on a grounder VMrtnz dh 3111L.Cain cf 4000 Tigers starter to begin the season to preserve the victory. JhPerlt ss 4000Lough rf 4111 “The only way I am going to be signs of being hurt. have to find a way to battle Avila c 3000Mostks 3b 3110 9-0 since Vern Kennedy in 1938 Wade Davis, who is 1-5 in his able to do that is if I let nothing “He’s ready to go,” Stafford through it.” Infante 2b 4130Getz 2b 2000 get in my way and concentrate said. “He looks great. That’s been NOTES: Lions S Louis Delmas (left knee) was among by pitching seven sharp innings. past 10 starts, departed in eh D.Kelly cf 2021AEscor ss 3011 on what I’m supposed to concen- a big plus, having him healthy the players relegated to watching teammates go through He limited the Royals to three seventh after giving up Omar AGarci ph-cf 2010 drills because of a “longer-term” injury, according to Totals 34 3 11 3 Totals 30 252 hits and two runs, while striking Infante’s third hit. Davis permit- trate on and get better at what I going into this offseason helps us Schwartz. ... Schwartz declined to say much about RB Detroit 010 010 010 —3 need to get better at.” keep our stride and going into Jahvid Best (concussions) who hasn’t played since Oct. out six and walking two. ted two runs on eight hits, while Kansas City 000 020 000 —2 16, 2011. “He’s still on our roster,” Schwartz said. “He’s Aaron Crow (2-2), who was a striking out five and walking DP—Kansas City 2. LOB—Detroit 10, Kansas City 4. Stafford struggled to stay the right direction.” not here for minicamp.” E-mails seeking comment were 2B—Tuiasosopo (5). HR—Lough (1). SB—A.Gordon (2), healthy in his first two years During last season’s slide, sent to Best and his agent, Tony Fleming. college teammate of Scherzer’s at one. E.Johnson (9). S—Getz. SF—V.Martinez. Missouri, took the loss after Tim Collins replaced Davis IP HRER BB SO Detroit pitching out of a bases loaded and allowed an 0-2 single to Scherzer W,9-0 732226 game to another level in the play- ly get himself into I think too jam in the seventh. pinch hitter Avisail Garcia and Benoit H,8 110002 NHL offs. He shut down high-scoring many bad situations.” Crow hit Miguel Cabrera with walked Matt Tuiasosopo on five Valverde S,9-11 110001 Pittsburgh in the Eastern Confer- Antti Niemi, another Finnish Kansas City a pitch to start the eighth. Cabr- pitches to load the bases. W.Davis 6 2/3 82215 ence finals, allowing just two goals goalie who is good friends with era advanced to third on Prince Crow was summoned to face Collins 010010 From page 9 and recording a .985 save percent- Rask, was in net when the Black- Crow L,2-2 111111 other guy, who is a good player in age in a sweep. hawks won the title in 2010. But Fielder’s single to right on a full Torii Hunter and struck him out J.Gutierrez 2/3 10000 count and scored on Victor Mar- on four pitches to end the inning. K.Herrera 2/3 00010 Carolina now. Eventually they The impressive performance he signed with San Jose in the tinez’s sacrifice fly to left. That Don Kelly’s single in the sec- Collins pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. said no and the deal was done.” against the Penguins included 53 ensuing offseason while Chicago HBP—by Crow (Mi.Cabrera). WP—Crow. It certainly worked out for the saves in Game 3, giving Patrice worked through salary cap issues. was the first run allowed by the ond scored Martinez with the Umpires—Home, Jordan Baker; First, Dana DeMuth; Kansas City bullpen in 21 first Detroit run. Infante scored Second, Paul Nauert; Third, Doug Eddings. Bruins. Bergeron enough time to net the The Blackhawks then signed innings. on Andy Dirks’ fielder’s choice T—3:08. A—16,493 (37,903). Rask took over after Thomas winning goal in the second over- Marty Turco to start in goal, and time of a 2-1 victory. planned to have Crawford serve as Jose Valverde struggled in the ground out in the fifth. at 2-all. decided to take a year off. Once the 26-year-old Finn got off to a “He’s just, I think, fundamen- the backup. Those plans eventual- ninth inning for his ninth save in Lough homered, his first in NOTES: OF Austin Jackson went 1 for 3 with a strike- out and an RBI and played five innings in center field in great start, the mercurial Thomas tally a good goalie,” Boston ly fell apart and Crawford earned 11 opportunities. the majors, off Scherzer (9-0) to his second rehab game with Triple-A Toledo. Jackson is was traded to the New York defenseman Andrew Ference said the starting nod. He won at least Salvador Perez led off with a lead off the bottom of the fifth. on the disabled list with a pulled left hamstring, but could Islanders. after the Bruins arrived in Chica- 30 games in each of his first two single and Elliot Johnson ran for Alcides Escobar singled home be activated Friday. “We have to make sure he’s ready to hit up here,” Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. “We’ll The 6-foot-2 Rask helped the go on Tuesday. “As far as position- seasons in a regular role, and then him and stole second on the first Mike Moustakas with the second have to see where his timing is. Hopefully he’ll have no Bruins finish second in the North- ing and his style, he has a very went 19-5 with a career-best 1.94 pitch. run of the inning to tie the score issues physically.” east Division, then raised his consistent style, so he doesn’t real- GAA this year. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 2013 l 11 DEFLOCKED Woman concerned about friend’s child support

Dear Annie: I have a friend tions. who has a divorced daughter However, I believe that since with two children. The ex-hus- we’re both adults and have been band has a good job with the together for so long, it’s our right government. My friend is very to sleep together. Who’s wrong? strapped for money and sends as — Sleeping Alone much as she can to the daugh- Annie’s Dear Sleeping: You are. ter. The daughter claims the ex- Mailbox These are his parents, and this husband does not pay child sup- is their camping trip. You not port regularly. only should abide by their rules, I feel the daughter should go of wages. But talking to my but you should show them the to his employer about the child friend is like talking to a wall. kind of respect your boyfriend is MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM support. There are laws about The new wrinkle is, the ex- showing by giving their sensitiv- this. But my friend and her husband is about to remarry. I ities a priority when in their daughter both believe this might have known this guy since he presence as their guests. cause him to lose his job. Then was a teenager, and he is a fine Dear Annie: I’d like to agree there would be no money coming man. I don’t, however, have the with “Encino, Calif.,” who needs at all. I disagree. I don’t believe a handicapped parking spot you can be fired for garnishment same warm feelings toward my friend’s daughter. Is there some even though her disability is not way I can look into her claim visible. about the child support without I am an amputee. In the win- YOUR causing trouble? My friend is ter, no one can see my prosthesis about to lose her house, and I under my pants. I can walk HOROSCOPE don’t think she should be giving faster than a lot of people with away her money to her daugh- two good legs, but I periodically BORN LOSER ter. get a sore “leg” and have fallen I realize this is none of my several times. So I legally park business, but watching the effect in the handicapped spot. I have this has on my friend breaks my never had anyone openly direct heart. — Just Concerned a nasty comment toward me, but I sure have had my share of BERNICE Dear Concerned: We cannot BEDE OSOL caution you enough to stay out dirty looks. Someone once of this. The mother may suspect “reminded” me that I was in a her daughter is not telling her handicapped spot, so I lifted up Your Birthday the truth and wants to give her my pants leg. That shut him up. Wednesday, June 12, 2013 the money anyway. The daugh- I would like to tell people that ter may be perfectly honest just because we don’t look dis- The aspects indicate that you about the child support, render- abled doesn’t mean we are not. are likely to be exposed to an ing your high opinion of the ex- Things beyond our control have ALLEY OOP unusually high number of big husband unwarranted. And happened to us. Also, to those of breaks in the year ahead. Be sure you who park in the handi- that you’re ready to capitalize on there could be other things going capped spaces “just for a them. on of which you are unaware. If GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — If the daughter is not receiving minute” to drop something off: I you’re not careful, instead of mag- child support, she can take the once had to cross a snow-covered nifying your virtues and minimizing matter to the courts. We under- parking lot in a wheelchair your faults, you’re more likely to stand your concern, but no good when the handicapped spaces amplify some of the less attractive can come from your snooping were full of people without prop- aspects of your personality. around. er stickers or license plates. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Dear Annie: My boyfriend Shame on you! — Michigan Since certain endeavors that usual- and I have been dating for three Girl ly come easy to you could be years. This summer, we are Annie’s Mailbox is written fraught with unforeseen complica- planning to go camping with his by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy tions, you had better allow plenty of FOR BETTER OR WORSE family. They are religious and Sugar, longtime editors of the time to maneuver and recoup. have strict morals, so my Ann Landers column. Please LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Don’t boyfriend says he will not sleep email your questions to annies- allow serious matters to become in the same tent with me. He [email protected], or write boring or oppressive, but don’t dis- miss them with a chuckle, either. argues that since they invited us to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators Find the middle ground. on their camping trip, we should Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Her- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — If abide by their rules and expecta- mosa Beach, CA 90254. your optimism turns out to be unfounded, disappointment will naturally follow. Don’t let others mislead you into believing a too- DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD rosy portrayal of things. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Don’t depend too heavily on Lady FRANK & ERNEST Luck to fulfill your ambitions. Unless you show her that you’re working hard to achieve your desires, she is likely to direct her efforts elsewhere. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — There is a strong possibility that you will be more prone to focus on the details than on the big picture. Try to keep your perspective. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — You will likely be inclined to tempt the fates in areas where you know the odds are stacked against you. This is foolish — listen to your GET FUZZY common sense. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Usually, you’re a pretty shrewd horse trader, yet today you could knowingly make an agreement that benefits the other party much more than it does you. Tread carefully. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — If you should happen to make a mistake in your work, don’t try to hide it. If you do, it could lead to unanticipated complications. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Temporarily postpone purchasing a BEETLE BAILEY luxury item if it doesn’t fit comfort- ably within your budget. That article will still be there when your wallet is fat enough to handle it. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — For the sake of warding off every- one who could interfere with your work, you might promise to do something that you know to be impossible. Lying would be a bad idea. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Most of your boasts and exaggera- tions will ring hollow, with no one believing you. You’d be better off ZITS telling it like it is.

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ONTONAGON — The Onton- days, Thursdays and Fridays sent “Beauty and the Beast” agon Theater of Performing Arts from 10 a.m. to noon each day. July 19-22, directed by Dana will offer a youth theater school Students ages 5 to 18 are wel- Brookins and Damian Ernest. Submitted photo starting Tuesday, June 17, at 10 come and tuition is $25 per stu- Space is limited to 20 stu- NORTHWOODS CHRISTIAN Academy students perform for parents and friends during the school’s spring a.m. at the theater. dent. dents. To reserve a spot, call concert and kindergarten graduation May 22 in Hurley. Pictured are, from left: Sierra Wood, kindergarten Classes will be held Tues- The youth theater will pre- Brookins at 907-765-2029. graduates Weston Mateas, Isaac Niemi and Emily Leiphart, Luca Villanueva and Elijah Sprague. Pine Mountain Music Festival comes to Ironwood

IRONWOOD — The Historic Ironwood Theatre will host a concert Saturday at 7:30 p.m. as part of the Pine Mountain Music Festival. “Revue of Revues: Highlights from Seasons Past” features the fes- WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO tival’s four resident opera artists and a special guest artist. Favorites SCHOOL fifth graders perform a include music by many popular songwriters including Cole Porter, short play during the final week Irving Berlin, Edith Piaf and more. DePuit will be joined by U.P. of school while their classmates musicians Patrick Quimby on cello and Carrie Dlutkowski on violin. watch. Pictured are, from left: Tickets are available at the HIT box office, by phone at 877-746- Kaitlyn Lemerond, Logan Hamel, 3999 and at the door. Sara Wasielewski, Gage Delich “Pine Mountain Music Festival produces superb classical music in and Cloe Bachand. Michigan’s Upper Peninsula,” said Jeni Edwards, operations and Submitted photo marketing manager for PMMF. Each June and July, the festival pre- sents a season of classical music in Dickinson and Marquette coun- ties, the Keweenaw Peninsula and in other communities in the cen- tral and western Upper Peninsula and northeast Wisconsin. For more information, visit pmmf.org or call 888-309-7861. Newest fine-art paper source: UW-Stevens Point

Crystal Theatre details summer season STEVENS POINT, Wis. (AP) sin and to at least six states. He — Stevens Point’s newest paper said the French paper is typical- CRYSTAL FALLS — The Crystal The- and amuse” an audience Sunday, June 30, Glenn Leonard Hitsville Live is sched- production company could rival ly made in molds, but River- atre in Crystal Falls has released its 2013 according to a news release. The quartet, uled Sunday, Aug. 25. Leonard, former lead French fine art paper makers. Point paper uses the paper sci- summer schedule. based in Milwaukee, performs doo-wop and singer of The Temptations, will lead a cast For a year, University of Wis- ence department’s paper mak- The 2013 “Gem of a Season” kicked off early rock ‘n’ roll. of musicians in reviewing the sights and consin-Stevens Point students ing machine. He said it is the June 1 with a performance by theater Detour will take the stage Sunday, July sounds of Motown. have been producing RiverPoint fastest student-run paper organist Jim Riggs. He accompanied the 14, to perform bluegrass including “heart- The season concludes Sunday, Sept. 1, Paper, a high-quality fine art maker in the country and can World War I silent film “Wings” on the the- felt originals, focused harmonies and lively with “Red White and Blue Ragtime paper. The paper is the product produce 8,000 to 10,000 sheets ater’s Moller pipe organ in recognition of instrumentals,” the release said. Review.” Dick Kroeckel will play the the- of a collaboration between the of paper a day. Memorial Day. Bill and Kate Isles will perform with fid- ater’s Steinway concert grand piano with paper engineering and science He said cotton fibers, water The Westerly Winds Big Band will per- dler Loy Larson on Sunday, July 28. The and fine arts departments, as and sizing, a glue-like substance form Sunday, June 16. The group of 18 program blends folk, jazz, old-time favorites Dave Wickerham on the Moller pipe organ in a “popular ragtime repertoire,” the well as the Wisconsin Institute that binds the fibers together, instrumentalists and vocalists from the and new originals. for Sustainable Technology, or are mixed in a solution. The Marquette area will play swing tunes from Elvis tribute artist Tony Rocker will per- release said. For more information, including ticket WIST, Stevens Point Journal machine spreads the solution the ‘30s and ‘40s, along with more recent big form Sunday, Aug. 11, with the five-mem- Media reported. into sheets that are run through details, visit thecrystaltheatre.org or call band numbers. ber Comeback Special Band to play memo- Bob Erickson, professor of mesh webs until a dry, solid 906-367-4072. Four Guyz in Dinner Jackets will “charm rable hits from the King of Rock ‘N’ Roll. printmaking at UWSP, said the sheet of paper is produced. idea to produce fine art paper RiverPoint paper is thick, off emerged about three years ago white and 100 percent cotton. when he asked professors in the Erickson said they hope to paper engineering and science use the Monoprint residency Winfrey giving $12M to new African-American museum department if they could make that ends tonight to showcase paper similar to the expensive the paper. Most of the 12 artists WASHINGTON (AP) — fine art paper imported from from across the United States Oprah Winfrey is giving $12 mil- Europe. and one from South Korea have lion to a museum being built on “We’re trying to design paper been using the RiverPoint paper Washington’s National Mall for primarily artists to use in for their projects. that will document African- printmaking, painting and Danielle Wyckoff, an artist American history, officials said drawing,” he said. from Kendall College of Art and Tuesday. Erickson said creating a Design in Grand Rapids, Mich., The media mogul and former paper usable in a variety of art said she has used the paper talk-show host previously gave forms was the difficult part. The heavily to make her prints. She $1 million to the National Muse- trick was figuring out how much soaks each sheet in water for um of African American History sizing to put in the paper. He about 30 minutes before apply- and Culture, and the museum said good fine art paper should ing several layers of ink. She says her $13 million total contri- be strong enough to withstand said colors transfer to the paper bution is its largest to date. As a drawing and other abrasive art really well. result, the museum’s 350-seat forms while also being able to “It’s not hard to find paper theater will be named after Win- absorb ink and paint. that’ll hold up,” she said. “But frey, who is also a member of its “To find a paper that is a gen- the price is what gets me excit- advisory council. eral use paper for a lot of art ed.” Construction on the $500 mil- medias is a difficult thing to do,” Imported paper can cost $5 to lion museum began in early he said. $6 per sheet, but RiverPoint 2012. When it’s finished in 2015, In May 2012, after three or sells paper for $2.75 a sheet. the museum will be the 19th four attempts, Erickson said the “We think we’re in a good Smithsonian museum. The U.S. paper science department had value for money range,” Fowler government is providing half of developed a paper very close to said. the funding. To date, about $140 the kinds imported from He said profit from paper million has been raised in pri- Associated Press Europe. He said students start- sales is used to maintain and vate funds. THIS PHOTO taken June 2 shows the under-construction Smithsonian National Museum of African American ed to market the paper outside update the paper machine. “I am deeply appreciative of History and Culture in Washington, Oprah Winfrey is giving $12 million to a museum being built on the of the university this spring. Wyckoff said the more local- those who paved the path for me National Mall that will document African-American life. Students in Design Center, a ized aspect of RiverPoint also is and all who follow in their foot- student-run professional design appealing. steps. By investing in this muse- n’t be surprised if she was one story of African-American histo- held the body of 14-year-old studio, created a brochure and “Having someone make good um, I want to help ensure that day on the stage of the theater ry from slavery to the post-Civil Emmett Till, whose 1955 mur- logo for RiverPoint. Students quality paper near me is impor- we both honor and preserve our that will bear her name. War period, the civil rights era, der in Mississippi for whistling debuted the paper at Print: tant,” she said. culture and history, so that the The museum is also in talks the Harlem Renaissance and the at a white woman helped spark MKE, the 2013 Southern Shawn Ganther, a recent stories of who we are will live on with Winfrey to acquire memo- 21st century. the civil rights movement. Graphics Council International graduate of UWSP from the for generations to come,” Win- rabilia from her career, Bunch Some of the highlights of the The museum’s most recent Conference in Milwaukee. Clark County community of frey said in a statement released said. He said he’d love to have a collection include a lace shawl big acquisition was a South Car- WIST Director Paul Fowler Chili, said he’s been using the by the museum. microphone used on her televi- owned by abolitionist Harriet olina slave cabin dating to the said since that conference in paper in class for almost two Lonnie Bunch, the museum’s sion show to add to the muse- Tubman; a Jim Crow-era segre- 19th century. The cabin from March, RiverPoint has filled years for charcoal drawings and director, said that Winfrey has um’s collection of over 22,000 gated railroad car; slave rebel- Edisto Island was disassembled about 20 orders for 30-inch by print making. been very involved in the muse- objects. lion leader Nat Turner’s Bible; in May in preparation for its 20-inch sheets. He said ship- “It’s really durable and it um’s creation and that he would- Those objects help tell the and the glass-topped casket that move to the museum. ments have gone across Wiscon- doesn’t rip,” he said.