President Forces Sessions to Resign Whitaker, Former AG’S Chief of Staff, to Oversee Mueller Investigation

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By Devlin Barrett, investigation of Russian in- Matthew Whitaker, who though his role will be Matt Zapotosky terference in the 2016 presi- had been serving as Ses- subject to the normal re- and Josh Dawsey dential campaign. sions’ chief of staff. view process for conflicts. The Washington Post In a letter to Trump, “We thank Attorney Gen- Because Sessions was re- Sessions wrote he had been eral Jeff Sessions for his cused, the special counsel WASHINGTON — At- “honored to serve as Attor- service, and wish him well!” probe had been overseen by torney General Jeff Ses- ney General” and had Trump tweeted. “A perma- Deputy Attorney General sions resigned Wednesday “worked to implement the nent replacement will be Rod Rosenstein, who also at President Donald law enforcement agenda nominated at a later date.” has had strained relations Trump’s request, ending the based on the rule of law that A Justice Department of- with Trump, but is consid- tenure of a beleaguered formed a central part of ficial said Whitaker would ered safe in his position for loyalist whose relationship your campaign for the pres- assume authority over the the moment. Rosenstein with the president was ru- idency.” Trump tweeted special counsel probe into went to the White House on WIN MCNAMEE/GETTY ined when Sessions recused that Sessions would be re- Russian interference in the Jeff Sessions, who resigned as attorney general, was the himself from control of the placed on an acting basis by 2016 presidential election — Turn to Sessions, Page 12 first U.S. senator to back Trump’s presidential aspirations.

Trump ready to work with other side President, Dems face life under divided Congress By Catherine Lucey and Matthew Daly Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Sud- denly facing life under divided government, Presi- dent Donald Trump and congressional leaders talked bipartisanship Wednesday but then bluntly previewed the fault lines to come. Trump threatened to go after House Democrats who try to investigate him, while Rep. Nancy Pelosi said her party would be “a check and balance” against the White House. The day after midterm elections reset Washington, Trump took a victory lap at a raucous news conference that stretched to nearly 90 ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE minutes, celebrating Re- Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker and Lt. Gov.-elect Juliana Stratton thanked voters at the Roosevelt Street Orange and Green Line station on Wednesday. publican Senate wins but distancing himself from the GOP’s loss of the House. “I thought it was very close to complete victory,” Pritzker’s purse could alter Trump said, adding that he would “almost have to think about” whether he would have preferred Republicans to retain a slim majority in power dynamic with Madigan the House instead of their outright loss. Candidates — four Republicans and power centers who have one of the most powerful who embraced his message Gov.-elect’s pockets deep enough three Democrats — and not worked together be- people, if not the most “excelled,” and those who to give legislators an alternative while the two men shared fore in terms of policy and powerful, in Illinois gov- didn’t faltered, the presi- common campaign goals process, which is a whole ernment — to the point dent added, ticking off a By Rick Pearson tions emerged about how leading up to the Demo- different ballgame,” said that Rauner once be- selective list of defeated Chicago Tribune divisions of power will cratic sweep of state gov- University of Illinois polit- moaned that he, the gover- Republicans to support his work out between him and ernment Tuesday, politics ical scientist Chris nor, was “not in charge.” point. As Democratic Gov.- veteran House Speaker and policy can often di- Mooney. “Everyone wants Madigan’s power over The president said he elect J.B. Pritzker began Michael Madigan. verge. to know how they’ll work rank-and-file Democratic was interested in working working on his takeover of Pritzker will become “It’s going to be some- together.” legislators increased expo- with House Democrats but the Governor’s Mansion the seventh governor thing everybody’s going to Madigan, 76, who has nentially after voters in was ready to respond if he from defeated Republican Madigan will have served watch because now, all of a served in the House since felt he was being ill-treated. Gov. Bruce Rauner, ques- with as speaker since 1983 sudden, you have two 1971, has consistently been Turn to Governor, Page 9 As long as Republicans have controlled both houses of Congress, Democrats have been hampered in pur- Some in mayor’s orbit Turn to Congress, Page 13 gravitate to Mendoza Emanuel allies eye 30,000 more votes than ELECTION 2018 Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker and comptroller as she 22,000 more votes than NEW FACES: Underwood, eyes mayoral run Cook County Board Presi- Casten say suburban ad- dent Toni Preckwinkle, vances here to stay. Page 6 By Bill Ruthhart the chair of the county Chicago Tribune Democratic Party who was COOK COUNTY BOARD: unopposed for a third GOP strongholds lose grip Just a couple of hours term. Those results, they to blue wave. Page 6 after state Comptroller Su- contended, would bode sana Mendoza gave her well for Mendoza in a HISTORIC LOSS: Voters campaign victory speech scenario she continues to oust a judge for first time in Tuesday night, some of her explore: a run for Chicago decades. Page 7 supporters and allies of mayor. Mayor Rahm Emanuel al- Mendoza spent the last IN WASHINGTON: Demo- ready were busy pointing few months of her comp- crats prepare to scrutinize out her strong perform- troller campaign saying Trump policies. Page 10 ance in Chicago. she was focused on her Mendoza, they noted, statewide race while refus- HOUSE SPEAKER: Nancy won 85 percent of the vote ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Pelosi poised to return to in the city, drawing almost Turn to Mendoza, Page 8 Susana Mendoza won 85 percent of the vote to be re-elected as state comptroller. the position. Page 11

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John Kass Americans need sunshine after midterm elections

After the midterm elections, Americans were still trying to see past the political spin to the serious implications of it all. Did the Democrats win a short- term victory by taking the House and, with it, subpoena power allowing them to investigate and harass the White House on Russia, or even impeach President Donald Trump? Or did Republicans win a far more significant long-term victory by ex- panding power in the Senate, thanks to Democrats trying to destroy the reputation and life of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh? The Democratic strategy on Ka- vanaugh backfired. Several Senate Democrats in states that Trump won voted against confirming Kavanaugh. They lost their elections the other day. And now a larger Republican Sen- ate majority has made it easier for the GOP to add even more conservative justices to federal district courts and the Supreme Court, and the impact of those judges will be felt long after Trump or whoever follows him is ACCURACY AND ETHICS gone. That’s the discussion America Margaret Holt, standards editor should be having. But instead, the president changed the national sub- EVAN VUCCI/AP The Tribune’s editorial code of principles governs ject and served up his usual platter of President Donald Trump speaks with CNN White House correspondent Jim professional behavior and journalism standards. Every- steaming Trumpian hash. Acosta during a news conference on Wednesday in White House. one in our newsroom must agree to live up to this code of He fought with reporters at a conduct. Read it at chicagotribune.com/accuracy. White House news conference on meet with a Russian contact that time. Corrections and clarifications: Publishing information Wednesday and continued his quest reportedly offered intelligence on We deserve to know about Trump quickly and accurately is a central part of the Chicago to make CNN White House corre- Hillary Clinton. and Russia. And we deserve to know Tribune’s news responsibility. spondent Jim Acosta the preening Sir And if Whitaker makes any moves how that investigation started, and Galahad of his network. But before against Mueller’s investigation, he the political motivations. the news conference, Trump had should be hauled immediately before And we deserve to know, finally, HOW TO CONTACT US 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday quietly forced out Attorney General a Senate committee and asked tough unequivocally, what happened in 7 a.m.–noon Saturday–Sunday Jeff Sessions. questions publicly. those final days of President Barack Delivery problem? 7 a.m.–11 a.m. holidays Or go to chicagotribune.com/ Once that story broke, cable news Trump may like it if Mueller’s Obama’s allegedly oh-so-pristine and Call 312-546-7900 customerservice was able to feast breathlessly on its budget is squeezed, if his work is scandal-free administration. 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Mueller’s operating budget for sional investigations into possible It’s past time they prove it. We need investigators, lawyers and other staff abuses by the Obama Justice Depart- sunshine on all of this now. could be sliced “so low that his inves- ment, and the so-called fake Russian INSIDE tigation grinds almost to a halt.” dossier that started it all will be fin- Listen to “The Chicago Way” podcast Whitaker has also criticized ished. with John Kass and Jeff Carlin — at Almanac Business 5 Lottery Business 5 Mueller for all but “crossing a red The Democrats will kill it all off in www.wgnradio.com/category/wgn- Bridge A+E 6 Obituaries Business 5 line” in investigating Trump’s family committee, and then we’ll have to plus/thechicagoway. Comics A+E 6-7 Sudoku A+E 7 and finances. wait for some report on that oily Crossword A+E 7 Television A+E 5 But during the presidential cam- scandal from the Justice Department. [email protected] Horoscopes A+E 6 Weather A+E 8 paign, Trump’s son, Donald Jr., did But federal lawyers take an awful long Twitter @John_Kass Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 3 Say hello to a Congress that looks a lot more like the country it represents

Heidi Stevens Balancing Act

Congress suddenly looks a lot more like America. Or at least it will come January. As of Wednesday morning, a record number of women are projected to win seats in the U.S. House of Representa- tives, with CNN forecasting 96 women will claim victory in their House races — 31 newly elected, 65 as incumbents. In addition, at least 13 women won Senate seats in Tuesday’s midterms. A women’s march, indeed. Say hello to Lauren Underwood, the Democrat from Naperville who unseated four-term Republican incumbent Randy Hultgren and became the first African-American woman to win Illi- nois’ 14th District. Say hi there to Alexandria Ocasio- Cortez, who won her New York district Tuesday and, at age 29, will become the youngest woman ever in Congress. Let’s congratulate Michigan Demo- crat Rashida Tlaib and Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party’s Ilhan Omar, who will be the first Muslim women in Congress in January. It’s nice to meet Democrats Deb Haaland and Sharice Davids, the first Native American women ever elected to Congress. Haaland hails from New STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Mexico. Davids is from Kansas, and will Rep.-elect Lauren Underwood, right, who will represent Illinois’ 14th Congressional District, greets a supporter on Election Night. also be the first openly LGBTQ member of Congress from Kansas. When I think about the importance bility to think of their pregnant employ- Let’s give a shoutout to Republican These wins are ... a move of representation, I frequently go back ees too. Of course they did. But we all Rep. Marsha Blackburn, just elected as toward something, not to a moment in “Lean In,” when Sheryl have blind spots. Tennessee’s first female senator. Sandberg writes about the time she We’re informed by our experiences And say hi to Veronica Escobar and just away from it. worked at Google and realized, belat- walking through the world in our body, Sylvia Garcia, the first Latinas to repre- edly, that the company lacked parking our skin color, our gender expression, sent Texas in the U.S. House of Repre- And that something is a spots for pregnant women. Her realiza- our economic status. We can listen to sentatives. Escobar is a former El Paso tion occurred when she was, herself, and learn from the experiences of oth- County judge, and Garcia is a state sen- government that looks pregnant, battling morning sickness and ers, but that’s not always enough. ator from Houston. painfully swollen ankles and feet and We need representation. And that’s just a start. and lives a lot more like trying to rush from her car to a meeting. Google added pregnancy parking But what a beautiful start it is. the people it represents. “To this day, I’m embarrassed that I after Sandberg brought it up to her It’s tempting to look at the wave as a didn’t realize that pregnant women bosses. “Having one pregnant woman at rebuke to President Donald Trump and needed reserved parking until I experi- the top,” she writes, “made the differ- his loathsome views on women, from enced my own aching feet,” she writes. ence.” his bragging about grabbing them by the move toward something, not just away “As one of Google’s most senior women, Having more than 100 of them in genitals to the litany of reprehensible from it. didn’t I have a special responsibility to Congress will too. names — dog, horseface, pig, low IQ — And that something is a government think of this? But … it had never oc- he assigns the ones who cross him. that looks and lives a lot more like the curred to me.” [email protected] But these wins are also an embrace. A people it represents. Google’s senior men had a responsi- Twitter @heidistevens13

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Dems should go Probe of EPA urged after after both Trump, Pritzker tax returns Lake Co. cancer risk revealed Durbin calls limits. But the EPA has not The Democrats are coming updated its standards to for President Donald Trump’s for expanded reflect a long-delayed 2016 tax returns. investigation review that found ethylene With control of the House of oxide increases the long- Representatives and all that By Michael term risks of breast cancer body’s powerful committees, Hawthorne and lymphomas at ex- with the ability to file subpoe- Chicago Tribune tremely low levels. Rex W. nas and with a rarely used 1924 Under pressure from Huppke law that could give the House People living near two Durbin, Duckworth, Foster Ways and Means Committee Lake County industrial fa- and local officials near Ster- access to Trump’s returns even over his objections, cilities need to know why igenics, EPA officials vowed the odds are good that the much-sought-after docu- the Trump and Rauner ad- last week that the agency ments will become public. ministrations failed to in- will propose more stringent That should worry a number of people, including: form them about cancer regulations of the potent Trump and his family; Republicans who have risks from toxic air pollu- chemical early next year. vouched that the president is a successful business- tion, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The Trump and Rauner man and all-around above-board fellow; and, inter- said Wednesday. Sen. Dick Durbin wrote to the EPA inspector general that administrations have de- estingly, Illinois’ Democratic governor-elect, J.B. The Illinois Democrat withholding information on emissions “is unacceptable.” clined to explain why they Pritzker. urged the U.S. Environmen- failed to warn Lake County Trump blew off 40 years of precedent by refusing tal Protection Agency’s in- west suburban Willow- from pollution emitted by residents about the latest to release his tax returns during the presidential spector general to investi- brook. Vantage Specialty Chemi- national assessment of can- campaign. Given his business ties around the globe, gate the lack of action in the The elected officials cited cals in Gurnee and Medline cer risks posed by toxic air that was a decision voters should have deemed unac- northeast corner of Illinois, an ongoing Chicago Trib- Industries in Waukegan. pollution, despite evidence ceptable. And now, with his oddly supine handling of where more than 42,000 une investigation that, “Withholding this vital there are twice as many countries like Russia and Saudi Arabia, there is an people are breathing dan- among other things, republic health information people breathing ethylene urgent need to know the details of his foreign busi- gerous ethylene oxide gas vealed that President Don- from the communities … is oxide from Vantage and ness entanglements. emitted by a chemical plant ald Trump’s political ap- unacceptable,” Durbin Medline as those exposed to Democrats in the U.S. House will push hard for in Gurnee and a medical pointees at the EPA and wrote in the letter to it by Sterigenics. Trump’s tax returns, and he will undoubtedly fight products distributor in Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner’s Charles Sheehan, the EPA’s Durbin, Duckworth and back with fury. Which again raises the question: Waukegan. administration were aware acting inspector general. Democratic U.S. Rep. Brad What is it that he doesn’t want us to see? Durbin — along with two of risks posed by Sterigenics “The residents need reas- Schneider want to see a If those tax returns show the financials of a wildly fellow Democrats, U.S. Sen. in December 2017 but failed surance that the EPA has Sterigenics-level effort in successful businessman who has no conflicts of Tammy Duckworth and to warn the public for eight their best interests in mind Lake County. Illinois Attor- interest or opportunities to benefit financially from U.S. Rep. Bill Foster — re- months. and is taking the proper ney General Lisa Madigan, the office of the presidency, Trump is just the kind of quested a similar probe last On Friday, the Tribune steps to ensure the air they who sued Sterigenics last braggart who would jump up and down and wave week of the delayed federal reported that the Trump breathe is clean.” week, also is demanding an them around for all to see. and state response to cancer and Rauner administrations Federal and state officials investigation. Something’s fishy, and we’ve known this since he risks from Sterigenics, a have done nothing to cau- say emissions from Ster- first refused to release his returns as past presidents sterilization company that tion neighbors about abnor- igenics, Medline and Van- [email protected] have willingly done. emits ethylene oxide in mally high cancer risks tage are well below legal Twitter @scribeguy House committees led by Democrats have a number of mechanisms to get at Trump’s tax documents. One brought up during the It is irre- campaign is a law put in place in 1924 that addressed a sepa- sponsible ration-of-powers issue and allowed Congress to review the to the tax information of any taxpayer without the taxpayer’s consent, point of as long as it serves a legislative purpose. insanity George Yin, a professor of that we law and taxation at the Uni- versity of Virginia and a former don’t know chief of staff of the Joint Com- mittee on Taxation, wrote last more year that the law “was passed amid concerns about corrup- about ei- tion and conflicts of interest in the executive branch.” ther of He noted: “The parallels these men’s between the present-day concerns and those that contrib- finances. uted to the creation of the tax committee authority in 1924 are very close.” That should give Trump and his Republican boosters reason to sweat. It should also make our new governor and the Democrats here feel clammy. Pritzker, the billionaire, followed in outgoing Gov. Bruce Rauner’s rich-dude footsteps by not releasing his full tax returns. When Pritzker officially takes office, he will become, according to Forbes magazine, “the richest sitting politician in the country,” with a net worth of $3.2 billion. In second place is Trump, with a $3.1 billion net worth. It is irresponsible to the point of insanity that we don’t know more about either of these men’s finances. As with Trump, I find it hard to believe Pritzker is holding back his full tax returns because they might reveal something voters would find spec- tacularly awesome. ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE We know from Tribune reporting that Pritzker has Pam Levy tries out a Bird electric scooter last week during a free promotional event on The 606 park and trail system. “investments in opaque offshore tax havens — hold- ings that are more extensive than previously known.” We deserve to know more. We deserve a full picture. And if Democrats in Washington, D.C., are going to Electric-scooter firm awaits OK demand Trump’s tax returns, as they should, then Democrats here in Illinois should be doing the same with our resident billionaire boss. The key difference is that while Democrats run before it charges into Chicago the show in Springfield, they don’t have the same tools available to them as lawmakers in the U.S. By Mary Wisniewski and how the devices could sources of contention in in their yards.” House. Chicago Tribune work in Chicago, said Lilia other cities because of con- Those who have tried the I spoke with Christopher Mooney, a professor of Chacon, spokeswoman for cerns they can litter side- scooters at Bird events said political science at the University of Illinois at Chi- Wicker Park resident Business Affairs and Con- walks and pose a safety they would use them as a cago and an expert on state politics and policy, and he Justin Whitmore, 36, sumer Protection. hazard to both riders and way to get to transit or home agreed there’s no obvious mechanism state lawmak- seemed elated after he hop- The city also will meet pedestrians. from transit. ers could use to get Pritzker’s returns or compel him ped off a Bird electric scoot- with community members, Cleveland officials or- Seide Hood, 37, of Wicker to release the information. er. Chacon said. dered Bird to remove its Park, said she has already Not that I’d expect Illinois Democrats to do such a “It was fun. It was great. I City departments are equipment in August, citing signed up for the Bird app. thing. But they certainly should. They should stand didn’t die,” Whitmore said. working with the City both safety worries and a “I’d use it for commuting to up and demand transparency from the new governor “I’d definitely do it again.” Council to develop a “clear lack of city permits that the Blue Line,” she said. and withhold support for his agenda until he com- Whitmore tried a scooter framework” for the indus- allow them to be parked on Hood said she would plies. (Please stop laughing, I’m serious.) last week during a free try,” Transportation De- sidewalks. In California, probably choose scooters Truly, it’s the height of hypocrisy to say that demonstration at a park on partment spokesman scooters have been set on over bike-share service Trump should release his tax returns then turn the east end of The 606 park Michael Claffey said. fire, tossed off balconies and Divvy to avoid getting around and say Pritzker shouldn’t. They both should. and trail system. Bird “am- “In creating this frame- even dumped into the sweaty. “An electric option Mooney did say Democratic pressure on Trump bassadors” invited residents work, our top priority will ocean. This has resulted in is nice,” she said. will likely put Pritzker and Illinois Democrats in an to give the scooters a go up be the safety of everyone in some California cities ban- The speed on Bird scoot- uncomfortable position. and down the block. the right of way,” Claffey ning or limiting the services. ers is capped at 15 mph. “My feeling is that Pritzker will probably be But free rides are all scoot- said. Last week, Bird filed a The cost to unlock Bird shamed into it at some point if Trump has to do it,” er-sharing companies can of- A new city task force, lawsuit against Beverly scooters, if they were avail- Mooney said. “If Trump has to do it, it turns it into a fer in Chicago right now chaired by former U.S. De- Hills, seeking for the first able, would be $1, plus 20 big ball of wax. And, of course, any opponent of since scooters, which have partment of Transportation time to legally overturn a cents per minute of use, Pritzker would raise that same issue.” proved controversial in other Secretary Ray LaHood, also ban, according to the Los according to Bird repre- In a state that could accurately put the motto cities, are not yet permitted is looking at scooters, along Angeles Times. sentatives. “Most of Our Governors Turn Crooked!” on its li- for commercial use. with other new transporta- Emergency rooms Lime, which offered its cense plates, the release of Pritzker’s full tax returns The city’s departments of tion technology issues. around the county also have bikes in the city’s dockless should be a no-brainer. And in a country that seems Transportation and Busi- Bird and Lime, both seen a spike in scooter- bike program, proposes an increasingly OK with unqualified, super-rich ness Affairs and Consumer based in California, are related injuries, including unlocking fee for scooters of businessmen becoming powerful political figures, Protection are gathering among the companies offer- fractures, broken noses and $1 plus 15 cents per minute. the release of a politician’s full tax returns should be a data about electric scooters ing scooter-sharing pro- head trauma, according to The city recently ended requirement. before giving any company grams, which are similar to The Washington Post. its six-month dockless bike The Democrats are coming for Trump’s tax re- the go-ahead. bike-sharing programs. Whitmore said he has pilot program and is review- turns. And that’s good. But the Democrats around City officials plan to meet Both have been offering friends in San Francisco ing the results. here should be coming for Pritzker’s as well. with scooter companies in tryouts in various Chicago who either love scooters or early December to learn neighborhoods. hate them, “depending on if [email protected] [email protected] about their business models The scooters have been they use them or find them Twitter @marywizchicago Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 5

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The blue wave — with the help of a lot of green — proved to be enough to knock out two veteran GOP Cook County commissioners whose suburban districts have been longtime Republican Britton Goslin strongholds. Voters ousted Commis- and other local issues. sioners Timothy Schneider Jacob Kaplan, the Cook and Gregg Goslin, whose County Democratic Party’s districts cover the north executive director, couldn’t and northwest suburbs, be reached for comment BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Tuesday night after the Wednesday. But before the Lauren Underwood thanks volunteers at her campaign headquarters in St. Charles on Wednesday. county’s Democratic Party election, he told the Trib- targeted those seats, une that the party was dumping hundreds of going all-in on the races to thousands of dollars into expand the party’s base, Underwood, Casten bask in the races and rightly bet- smooth passage of prog- ting on a political shift in ressive legislation by the that stretch of suburbia. board and groom future Schneider also serves as leaders. state Republican Party “The suburbs of Cook Democrats’ suburban wins chairman. County are not what they “Every Republican once were,” Kaplan said at Say victories in (elected leader) in my dis- the time, referring to the trict is gone — they’re all contested areas as places long-held GOP areas gone. Every one. It was that once were “hardcore not a 1-year anomaly truly a blue wave,” Goslin Republican.” said Wednesday, a day after Goslin predicts that his By Patrick M. Democrat Scott Britton un- and Schneider’s defeat O’Connell seated him in the 14th could transform the board Chicago Tribune District that includes the into a total rubber stamp north and northwest sub- for Cook County Board A day after political new- urbs. And he didn’t mince President Toni Preckwin- comers Lauren Under- words that President Don- kle, who is also the county wood and Sean Casten ald Trump sounded his Democrats’ chairman. flipped two congressional political death knell. “The That would lead to big tax districts in the Chicago minute the man was increases down the road suburbs and helped Demo- elected president two years and less oversight of the crats take over the U.S. ago, I thought, ‘Oh, this administration, he said. House, the duo contended isn’t going to be good for Not quite half of the their victories in areas long me.’” County Board, which gov- held by Republicans wer- Britton collected 54 erns a nearly $6 billion en’t a one-year anomaly. percent of the vote to budget that largely pays for “I think that our race Goslin’s 46 percent, ac- the region’s jail and court proves that what people cording to unofficial vote system as well as a vast had previously written off totals. Meanwhile Demo- public health and hospital can’t be written off any- crat Kevin Morrison tal- system, will turn over next more,” said Underwood, ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE lied about 54.5 percent of month. who upset Republican U.S. Sean Casten talks with reporters at his campaign headquarters in Downers Grove. the vote to Schneider’s There’s Britton and Kev- Rep. Randy Hultgren of 45.4 percent. Schneider in Morrison taking over Plano in the far west and “Why do I think the thanked volunteers paign. has been on the board Goslin and Schneider’s north suburban 14th Con- women won? Women are Wednesday afternoon at “Peter Roskam didn’t since 2006 and Goslin seats, respectively. And five gressional District. superheroes,” Underwood her campaign headquarters want the embrace,” Trump joined it in 1998. new Democrats also will be Casten said his victory said, as her volunteers in St. Charles, credited a said. Schneider couldn’t be joining the board. Retiring over Republican U.S. Rep. erupted into applause. robust grassroots effort and The president, however, reached for comment. Commissioner Jerry “Ice- Peter Roskam of Wheaton “Women across the country well-coordinated ground did not mention Hultgren’s The Democrats also tar- man” Butler will be re- showed the suburban 6th have seen that there’s a way game for putting the dis- loss. Nearly two weeks be- geted Republican Commis- placed by attorney Bill Congressional District an- to step forward and lead trict into the win column fore the campaign, Hult- sioner Sean Morrison, Lowry. Commissioner chored in DuPage County and there are millions ready for Democrats. It was an gren traveled more than whose district stretches John Fritchey was de- doesn’t like what it is seeing to support them. And now effort that gathered steam 300 miles south to a south- from the southwest to feated in the primary by from President Donald we’re finding that there is over months and months of ern Illinois Trump rally to northwest suburbs, but he attorney Bridget Degnen, Trump — or acquiescing that electoral success, and meetings, trips to doorsteps get a mention and brief held onto his seat. So did and Commissioner Rich- Republicans. so now we can work to- and outreach efforts that appearance onstage. fellow Republican Peter ard Boykin, an outspoken “I don’t think that the gether to make changes.” gave her campaign a “pres- Casten said he missed Silvestri of Elmwood Park, Oak Park Democrat, lost to values of the district Underwood said women ence” that engaged in the the president’s remarks on according to unofficial vote Chicago Teachers Union changed as much as the have found success in the community in a way that Wednesday because, for the totals. organizer Brandon John- Republican Party has election because they are had not been seen from first time in months, he Sean Morrison, who is son. changed,” Casten said. speaking to the issues such Democratic candidates in slept in. But when reporters not related to Kevin Morri- Commissioner Jesus “The fact that this district as universal background the area during past elec- informed him of Trump’s son, issued a low-key vic- “Chuy” Garcia, a Democrat went for Hillary (Clinton) checks for gun sales, paid tions, she said. comments, Casten was not tory note: “I look forward who won big Tuesday in 2016 but was really family leave and affordable The district was last rep- shy about saying he plans to to working with my board night in his congressional solidly Republican down child care. She said she’ll resented by a Democrat oppose the president when colleagues to move Cook race, will be replaced by the ballot says to me that continue her campaign’s fo- when U.S. Rep. Bill Foster he takes office in January. County forward in a pos- one of his aides, Alma this district is not aligned cus on health care once she won the seat in 2008. He “Congress is a coequal itive and productive direc- Anaya. with the values of Trump, takes office. She attacked lost his 2010 re-election bid branch. It has an obligation tion. Our residents deserve Health care consultant but is aligned with the Hultgren’s vote to repeal to Hultgren and now repre- to act as a check and nothing less.” Donna Miller also is ex- values of the Republican and replace the Affordable sents a district that includes balance. If the president The Cook County pected to replace Edward Party from 20 years ago. Care Act, which she said Aurora, Naperville and Joli- doesn’t like that, that’s un- Democratic Party poured Moody, a longtime political That’s not wildly different would have weakened pro- et. fortunate.” about $1 million into the operative for Democratic from my own views, tections for people like her- Underwood received When asked if he plans races in what it acknowl- House Speaker Michael frankly.” self with pre-existing con- about 52 percent of the vote to press for the president’s edged was an unprece- Madigan who has been Both Democrats ap- ditions. Hultgren respond- to 48 percent for the in- tax returns or if he supports dented effort to unseat pushing to be appointed peared at their campaign ed by repeatedly saying cumbent, according to un- the possibility of issuing Morrison, Goslin and the county’s next recorder offices Wednesday after- Underwood didn’t read or official vote tallies. Next subpoenas in connection Schneider. of deeds. noon after late election didn’t understand the bill. door, Casten received 53 with special counsel Robert During the campaign, And there’s uncertainty victory parties. The The Naperville native percent of the vote to Mueller’s investigation, Democrats hit hard at their around the job of board Roskam and Hultgren cam- and former Department of Roskam’s 47 percent, ac- Casten said “absolutely.” message that the three president, as Preckwinkle paigns declined requests Health and Human Serv- cording to unofficial elec- Asked if he planned to were out of step with — who also won on Tues- for interviews. ices staffer during Presi- tion results. support Nancy Pelosi to be voters in their communi- day — is running for mayor Underwood’s victory has dent Barack Obama’s ad- Trump loomed large in House speaker, Casten was ties, noting that Hillary of Chicago and would rocketed the 32-year-old ministration also becomes both races, and on Wednes- noncommittal. He said he Clinton soundly defeated need to be replaced if she registered nurse into the the first black woman to day he gave a live televised planned to wait to see if Donald Trump in those wins. national spotlight, part of a represent Illinois’ 14th Dis- speech listing Republican anyone else was going for it districts two years ago. wave of women and first- trict, a collection of sub- candidates across the coun- and then weigh his options. Republicans hit back that [email protected] time candidates who swept urbs, farms and small towns try who lost after keeping the election wasn’t about [email protected] Twitter @byldonovan that is 87 percent white. their distance from the [email protected] national politics and tried into Congress during this Twitter @royalpratt midterm election. Underwood, who president during the cam- Twitter @pmocwriter to shift the focus onto taxes Voters want straw ban, schools funded by marijuana revenue By Elvia Malagon eling across the city as he was advisory, meaning the plastic straws, with 55 per- sharp majority of Cook measure stems from a and Katie Galioto collected petition signa- decision won’t trigger any cent voting yes, according to County voters — 90 percent county ordinance passed in Chicago Tribune tures for two questions that immediate action. During the Chicago Board of Elec- — were in favor of a refer- 2016 that calls for employ- voters got to have a say on — the March primary election, tions. This question was endum to “strengthen pen- ees to earn one hour of paid Chicago residents want term limits for the office of 73 percent of city voters also advisory. alties for the illegal traffick- sick time for every 40 hours gun dealers to be certified Chicago mayor and an approved legalizing mari- Across the country and in ing of firearms and require worked. Nearly 86 percent by the state, a ban on plastic elected consumer advocate. juana, according to data Chicago, the use of dispos- all gun dealers to be certi- of county voters were in straws and revenue from And while those two ques- from the Chicago Board of able plastic straws has been fied by the state,” according favor of this referendum, legalized marijuana fun- tions did end up on the Elections. criticized. However, people to the Cook County clerk’s according to the Cook neled into public schools ballot, the public won’t im- Since 2015, Illinois has with disabilities have raised office. County clerk’s office. and mental health services. mediately see the results allowed limited sales of can- concerns about the ban. In Chicago, an even When residents took to because the questions are nabis for medical use, but higher percentage — 92 Minimum wage: About 80 the polls Tuesday, they got being examined in the it’s only available for people Property tax exemp- percent — of residents fa- percent of Cook County to have their say on issues courts. who have one of about 40 tions: Chicago residents vored the referendum. voters were in favor of a ranging from marijuana Here are the results of conditions such as cancer or also voted in favor of a tax Rauner last month said referendum in favor of hav- revenue — if it ever becomes questions posed to citywide fibromyalgia. Changes break for homeowners, he would veto legislation ing muncipalities match the legal in Illinois — to proper- voters: could be coming to Illinois, with 79 percent voting in that would require state county’s $13 minimum ty tax exemptions. Howev- however: J.B. Pritzker, who favor of the advisory refer- licensing of gun retailers. wage. er, many of the referendums Marijuana tax: An over- defeated Republican Gov. endum, according to the But Prtizker on the cam- The county had passed were advisory — the type of whelming majority of vot- Bruce Rauner on Tuesday election board. paign trail said he would an ordinance in 2016 that ballot measure often used ers — 88 percent — voted in night, has expressed sup- The question posed to sign the gun dealer licens- raised the minimum wage by politicians to drum up favor of revenue from the port for marijuana legaliza- voters comes after intense ing bill. to $13 an hour, but munici- support or even distract sale of marijuana being used tion. scrutiny over the process of palities were given the op- from other issues. to provide funding for Chi- assessing properties in Chi- Sick leave: Cook County tion to opt out. Chicago residents also cago Public Schools and Plastic straw ban: Most cago. voters are in favor of their likely recall photos of for- mental health services. Chicago voters think there municipality matching a [email protected] mer Gov. Pat Quinn trav- However, the referendum should be a ban on the use of Firearms trafficking: A county sick time law. The [email protected] S Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 7 Cook Co. voters oust a judge for 1st time in decades Suspended DuPage Burge-era torture. It was a “difficult cult case,” citing his ous false accounts of what and qualifications are con- Cook County voters have but necessary deci- good legal knowl- happened before eventually firmed by the election re- jurist manages not rejected a judge’s re- sion to maintain the edge base but “a mix admitting he fired the gun sults.” to win retention tention bid since 1990, elec- high integrity of the of opinions (from by accident, according to Vuckovich previously tion officials confirmed. party's values and lawyers) as to the complaint. said that “the truth will By Megan Crepeau “This puts every single mission,” the Cook whether Judge The Illinois Bar Associ- show that Judge O’Shea has and Angie Leventis judge on notice that you County Democrats’ Coghlan demon- ation did not recommend not done anything im- Lourgos need to be a little more executive director, Coghlan strates a bias in favor O’Shea for retention. proper.” Chicago Tribune connected to the communi- Jacob Kaplan, told of the prosecution.” His attorney, Adrian O’Shea was suspended ty, a little bit more respon- the Tribune at the time. Coghlan was recom- Vuckovich, said the judge after the misdemeanor For the first time in sive to the community, and Coghlan has been criti- mended for retention by the was very pleased by the charge was filed and then nearly 30 years, a Cook you need to be a little more cized for his involvement in Illinois State Bar Associ- election results. placed on administrative County judge has been conscious of the decision- the convictions of Armando ation and got a rating of “It’s an indication that duties after he was cleared voted out of office — and making and the demeanor Serrano and Jose Montanez qualified from the Chicago even though this complaint in that case. some activists are calling you have,” said Brendan for a 1993 murder. Charges Bar Association. was filed, he’s still consid- this historic loss a harbinger Shiller, an attorney who had against Serrano and Mon- Coghlan could not be ered to be a very competent [email protected] of more judicial scrutiny to worked toward Coghlan’s tanez were dropped in 2016 reached for comment and well-qualified judge, Twitter @crepeau Wednesday. which he is,” Vuckovich [email protected] come. ouster. at the request of prose- Twitter @angie_leventis Judge Matthew Coghlan Shiller is board president cutors; their convictions In neighboring DuPage said. “If anything, his ability needed at least 60 percent of Judicial Accountability were obtained in part on the County, O’Shea earned of voters to support his bid PAC, which campaigned on testimony of a witness who nearly 70 percent of the vote for retention, but he fell social media to recanted in 2004, claiming to retain his seat by a wide short on Election Day, gar- #DumpCoghlan. controversial former Chi- margin. DONATE YOUR CAR nering about 52 percent. Coghlan, a former Chi- cago police Detective Rey- Just last month, Illinois’ Another judge, Patrick cago firefighter, was elected naldo Guevara fed him the Judicial Inquiry Board Wheels For Wishes O’Shea, won retention in to the bench in 2000 after 13 story. Coghlan was a prose- lodged a complaint against DuPage County despite be- years as a Cook County cutor on the case. O’Shea, claiming that he ing suspended from the prosecutor. He was as- Ahead of Tuesday’s elec- misled authorities about fir- Beneﬁting bench and the subject of a signed to the Criminal Divi- tion, the Chicago Council of ing a gun into his neighbors’ ® pending judicial disci- sion in 2006. Lawyers rated Coghlan “not apartment and attempted to Make-A-Wish Illinois plinary board complaint. . The judge had come qualified,” noting that he retaliate against two female Coghlan, the Cook under fire from advocacy twice rejected a defendant’s employees who made what County judge, had been the groups, professional organi- bid for a hearing into investigators deemed “sub- target of sustained criticism zations and even the Cook whether he was tortured stantiated” claims of sexual in the run-up to Tuesday’s County Democratic Party, into a false murder confes- harassment against him. election, coming under which in September voted sion by officers connected O’Shea was ultimately scrutiny for his involvement against recommending to Burge, the notorious ex- cleared of a misdemeanor in a wrongful conviction Coghlan — a step it had not police commander. charge stemming from the case and for the way he taken in at least the past 40 The council called Cogh- alleged gun incident, but handled claims of Jon years. lan’s retention bid a “diffi- officials said he gave numer-

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Johnson filed a motion “Are you holding me in played by victim against minors, including defense attorney’s client is The burden of proof is still calling Toppel’s request a contempt?” Johnson asked. rights attorneys Johnson’s client. the defendant. The prose- ours. It doesn’t shift to the “fishing expedition” be- “Until further notice, Johnson began repre- cutor’s client is the state. victim.” cause he did not seek specif- yes,” Howard said. By Annie Sweeney senting one alleged victim — The victim is separate from The blowup in Howard’s ic records. She also said Johnson was handcuffed Chicago Tribune now an adult — after Bena- those other two, and they courtroom last week oc- Toppel failed to state why and taken into custody by vides’ lawyers recently re- need someone.” curred after Neil Toppel, an the records were relevant or sheriff’s deputies. An attorney who would quested that prosecutors The American Civil Lib- assistant public defender even “what the records are, Attorneys from Johnson’s not disclose a private con- disclose mental health re- erties Union has been an who represents Benavides, what agency they are from, employer, the Chicago Alli- versation with a client — an cords for any treatment she outspoken opponent of the filed a motion calling on what the dates of service the ance Against Sexual Ex- alleged victim of a sexual might have undergone after laws, saying they risk erod- prosecutors to disclose “any victim went to.” ploitation, quickly came to assault — was held in con- the alleged assault. ing defendants’ rights to and all mental health re- According to a transcript the courthouse and won her tempt of court last week by a In Illinois, the demand defend themselves. cords” for the alleged vic- of the hearing Friday, the release on her own recogni- Cook County judge and for victims’ rights, including In a telephone interview tim. clash between the judge and zance within two hours. ordered taken into custody. notice of court dates and the Wednesday, Cook County In the motion, Toppel Johnson happened after The legal point in con- The incident cast a spot- right to make victim impact State’s Attorney Kim Foxx said he sought the records Howard sought answers on tention — whether the de- light on the little-known statements, dates back dec- said she could not discuss because the victim had what counseling the victim fense has any right to mental and relatively new role ades. Benavides’ case, but she made “inconsistent state- had undergone. health records — could be at played by victim rights at- After a successful 2008 confirmed that her office ments” about her allega- A prosecutor told How- the forefront again Thurs- torneys who are allowed California ballot initiative to has referred criminal cases tions of abuse. ard she didn’t know details day, when Johnson has been under Illinois law to repre- strengthen the rights of to victim rights attorneys “Any further inconsistent — only that the victim re- ordered to return to How- sent victims during criminal crime victims, Illinois and because of the unique advo- statements made by (the ceived some sort of treat- ard’s courtroom. proceedings to ensure their other states followed suit. cacy role they can provide. victim) to a mental health ment 10 years after the Johnson said she intends rights are protected. The Rights of Crime Victims “We are there and moti- provider would be relevant alleged assault, according to to continue to stand her Danielle Johnson, the at- and Witnesses Act, amended vated by what happened to to Mr. Benavides’ defense,” the transcript. ground on both her motion torney who was handcuffed in Illinois in 2015, guarantees the individual victim, but we the motion said. Howard then turned to and that she will not discuss and taken into custody for a that victims be given their represent the people,” she Mental health records are Johnson for the informa- conversations with her cli- couple of hours last week at own attorney to argue on said. generally protected from re- tion. ent. the Leighton Criminal their behalf in criminal cases. Foxx said she doesn’t lease under Illinois law, but “I am unable to do so, “My role is ensuring vic- Court Building, is scheduled “They have a right to view the role of the victim Toppel argued that the your honor,” Johnson said. tims get heard,” she said. to return to court Thursday protection ... and the best rights attorneys as in con- judge should privately re- “Because any conversations “They have these rights. I’m before the same judge who person to argue that is their flict with the rights of de- view the records to protect with my client (are) pro- there to argue (on their held her in contempt. own lawyer,” said Meg fendants. Benavides’ constitutional tected by attorney-client behalf ). And I get attorney- Judge Carol Howard is Garvin, director of the Na- “The defendant carries rights and to determine privilege.” client privilege.” presiding over the case of tional Crime Victim Law all the same constitutional whether “the privileged in- “Take her in the back,” Fernando Benavides, who Institute. “Everyone else in rights as they did before,” formation (is) relevant and Howard responded. “Case is [email protected]

Mayor’s “We knew — at least I did — that allies eye she was seri- Mendoza ously thinking about running. eyeing run So I don’t think Mendoza , from Page 1 it’s a problem.” ing to rule out a run for — Ald. Daniel Solis, 25th mayor in the wake of Eman- uel’s decision in September to drop his bid for a third take, O’Connor said, it was term. Now, with the comp- not being more upfront troller race behind her and early on and simply con- petitions on the street seek- firming she was considering ing to get her name on the a mayoral run. O’Connor ballot for the Feb. 26 city said that would have align- election, Mendoza will have ed her more with Preckwin- to announce soon whether kle’s approach, but he said it she will move forward with also was understandable a campaign to run the na- that Mendoza wouldn’t tion’s third-largest city. want to distract from the In less than two weeks, rest of the statewide ticket some of the 16 already- by publicly eyeing Emanu- declared candidates will be- el’s seat. gin submitting their peti- Veteran Ald. Daniel Solis, tions, with the final dead- 25th, said he expects Men- line to do so just a week ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE doza to get in the race. He later. Susana Mendoza celebrates her re-election as state comptroller in Chicago on Tuesday even as she eyes a run for mayor. said he doesn’t think re- Sources familiar with cording the “Mendoza for Mendoza’s behind-the- “I’m considering a run former Obama White women of organized labor.” pressure from the beverage mayor” snippet while run- scenes maneuvering say she for another office and have House chief of staff Bill At the same election cele- lobby and disgruntled tax- ning for comptroller will has long been laying the taken steps to prepare for Daley, the brother and son bration Tuesday night, payers. resonate much with voters. groundwork for a mayoral that should I choose to of two former mayors. Some Preckwinkle declined to Mendoza served as Chi- “I think people realize campaign. Mendoza had move forward but I have not of Emanuel’s contributors comment on the possibility cago’s city clerk from 2011 we’re in the season of poli- called numerous potential made any formal decisions,” and top labor supporters, of a Mendoza campaign. until 2016, when she won tics and people are trying to donors and union leaders Mendoza said in a state- however, still could end up Preckwinkle’s allies, special election for state sabotage other people,” So- telling them she intended to ment after the video leaked. aligned with Mendoza, who though, already have begun comptroller against Leslie lis said. “And we knew — at run in an effort to keep Part of Mendoza’s may- has been a favorite among to privately point to Men- Munger, whom Rauner ap- least I did — that she was them on the mayoral side- oral consideration has in- the city’s major trade doza’s Springfield voting pointed to the office after seriously thinking about lines until after Tuesday’s cluded tapping the services unions that were instru- record, which they argue Comptroller Judy Baar running. So I don’t think it’s election, sources con- of an Emanuel ally to help mental in Emanuel’s re- has been at odds with prog- Topinka died in 2015. a problem.” firmed. her navigate the decision — election bid four years ago. ressive pushes for criminal As for Mendoza’s pos- The optics of winning “She has not been shy,” political strategist Becky In her victory speech justice reform. sible mayoral bid, Emanuel one office and immediately one of the sources said. “She Carroll, who served as chief Tuesday night, Mendoza Mendoza backers and al- wanted no part of that ditching it to seek a bigger has actively been running Chicago Public Schools didn’t spend much time lies of the mayor, however, conversation Tuesday, de- one won’t go over well with for mayor for weeks now.” spokeswoman in the may- looking forward to a four- were quick to point out that clining to address the pos- some Chicagoans, predic- A second source agreed, or’s administration and ran year term as comptroller. the comptroller pulled sibility at a City Council ted Southeast Side Ald. Sue saying Mendoza was reach- an Emanuel-aligned super Instead she reviewed her more votes Tuesday in Chi- news conference. And after Sadlowski Garza. ing out to Emanuel allies PAC as part of his bid for a experience serving as a fis- cago than Preckwinkle, de- soaking in the spotlight at “I like Susana Mendoza, and donors within 48 hours second term in 2015. cal check on Republican spite the County Board Pritzker’s rally Tuesday but I’d like to see her stay in of the mayor’s announce- In a brief statement, Car- Gov. Bruce Rauner while president not having an night, Mendoza went dark Springfield, because she is ment that he would not seek roll said she and Mendoza highlighting her life experi- opponent. Mendoza reeled Wednesday with no public making a difference there,” re-election. The sources, in- have been “lifelong friends.” ences, including playing in 696,596 votes compared schedule. said Sadlowski Garza, 10th. cluding two who have spo- If Mendoza were to run for competitive soccer, that with Preckwinkle’s 674,357, At City Hall, however, the “Running for one office, ken directly with Mendoza mayor, Carroll said, she helped her develop a repu- according to unofficial re- speculation continued as with one foot on one side in the aftermath of Emanu- “would gladly serve as one tation she has cultivated as a sults. aldermen and aides mused and one foot on the other, I el’s decision, spoke on the of her advisers,” but she political fighter. Unlike Mendoza, Preck- about whether Mendoza know a lot of people I’ve condition of anonymity in stopped short of confirming Mendoza took the stage winkle’s race was not fea- would follow through on heard from — this is not my order to relay the private any role in helping the to “Eye of the Tiger,” a tured at the top of the ballot, her prematurely released opinion — but they feel interactions. comptroller prepare for a Survivor song famous for and voters are not always as mayoral announcement. deceived.” Mendoza was not avail- mayoral bid. being featured in the boxing motivated to vote in an They also offered opinions Sadlowski Garza, who able for comment Wednes- Carroll’s involvement movie “Rocky III.” Soon uncontested race. on whether pivoting from has yet to back a candidate day, but a spokesman said and some of Emanuel’s al- after she thanked her 83- Still, the Chicago returns Tuesday’s victory directly for mayor, said she’s worked she had not set a timeline to lies pointing to Mendoza’s year-old mother, “the origi- show Preckwinkle trailed into a race for mayor would with Mendoza in the past announce a decision on a Chicago numbers Tuesday nal Susana Mendoza,” three other down-ballot un- hurt her with voters at all. and described her as “awe- mayoral run. The former night are the most notice- whom she called the “the opposed county officials. “I don’t really see her some” and “great.” But with Chicago city clerk and state able tea leaves yet that some only person who tells me Cook County Sheriff Tom turning around and running 16 candidates already run- representative already had of the top policy and politi- what to do. Period.” She also Dart, County Clerk nomi- for mayor as difficult. Presi- ning, she said it probably been considering a run seri- cal aides in the mayor’s orbit gave a nod to her late father nee Karen Yarbrough and dent Preckwinkle just won, would be best if Mendoza ously enough to record vi- are starting to gravitate and an appeal to labor County Treasurer Maria and she’s running. If that’s sat this one out. deo clips for possible may- toward a Mendoza candi- unions whose support she Pappas all pulled at least acceptable, I’m sure it will “The mayoral race, as my oral campaign ads, includ- dacy. would seek in a mayoral 30,000 more votes than be acceptable for Susana,” son likes to say, is a burning ing a seven-second snippet Many in Emanuel’s reli- run. Preckwinkle. said longtime Ald. Patrick clown car,” Sadlowski Garza that leaked last week. Ad- able network of big-money “I’m the daughter of a The lower total could in O’Connor, 40th, who serves said. “How many people visers said Mendoza re- donors, however, largely Teamster pipe fitter, and I’ll part reflect a lack of enthu- as Emanuel’s City Council can we get in there?” corded clips saying she was have kept their powder dry always be my father’s siasm from some voters in floor leader. “The timing is running for mayor while and made no financial com- daughter,” Mendoza said. the wake of Preckwinkle’s tight, but this is an unusual Chicago Tribune’s John filming comptroller ads, so mitments, sources said, “It’s been my honor to stand controversial 2016 enact- election season for mayor of Byrne contributed. she would be ready to move while a few have started to up to Gov. Rauner and his ment of a sweetened bever- the city of Chicago. We’ve quickly should she decide to break for onetime U.S. sick quest to destroy the age tax that was repealed never had one like this.” [email protected] run for mayor. Commerce Secretary and hardworking men and last year under political If Mendoza made a mis- Twitter @BillRuthhart

Single vote separates candidates in north suburban race By Ted Gregory after her predecessor Nick Provisional ballots — located — an estimated Neither candidate re- Chicago Tribune Sauer’s abrupt resignation, those cast by voters whose 2,200 mail-in ballots are sponded to emails and garnering 25,106 votes. Her eligibility is in question — outstanding, County Clerk phone messages seeking A north suburban state- Democratic opponent Mary will continue to be evaluat- Carla Wyckoff said comment Wednesday. house race where one vote Edly-Allen’s total stands at ed and, where found valid, Wednesday afternoon. Walsh’s appointment to Walsh Edly-Allen separates the two candi- 25,105. counted until 14 days after Countywide, there were the seat came shortly after dates might not be decided Walsh is the wife of radio the election. Mail-in ballots about 1,000 provisional bal- Sauer resigned following a or parts of the Barrington for two weeks. host and former U.S. Rep. are still arriving, and those lots cast, though Wyckoff Politico report of claims that area, Lake Zurich, Long Election Day for the 51st Joe Walsh; Edly-Allen is a postmarked by Election said she was unsure how he had shared nude photos Grove, Libertyville and District seat ended with bilingual educator. Day will also be counted. many of those were in the of an ex-girlfriend on social Mundelein. Republican Helene Miller The race now will hinge In Lake County — where 51st District. The clerk said media. Sauer called the Walsh, who was appointed on remaining provisional all but one of the 51st the final counts should be claims “a distraction.” [email protected] to the position in August and mail-in ballots. District voting precincts are announced by Nov. 20. The district includes all Twitter @tgregoryreports Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 9 New power dynamic looms in state Governor, from Page 1

1980 approved Pat Quinn’s populist-inspired Cutback Amendment to the state constitution, trimming the size of the Illinois House by a third, requiring election in single-member districts and giving Democratic and Republican legislative leaders unprecedented ability to enforce discipline. The power stemmed from massive amounts of campaign money the leaders received to dole out, or withhold, from re-election-seeking lawmakers depending on whether they followed dic- tates. But in Pritzker, who with Tuesday’s election became the nation’s wealthiest politician, according to Forbes, rank-and-file Democratic lawmakers now may find an alternative to Madigan’s control over campaign purse strings if a dispute arises between the two. One veteran House Democrat, who asked not to be identified to risk alienat- ing Madigan, said the money factor with Pritzker as governor is “certainly something that we’re looking at” if there’s a need to choose sides. ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE In addition, Madigan’s Newly elected Gov. J.B. Pritzker thanks voters for their support at the Roosevelt Street Orange and Green Line CTA station in Chicago on Wednesday stature has weakened if only because Rauner has spent millions of dollars over the past four years in an effort to personalize Illinois’ ills Pritzker names transition team, including ex-Gov. Edgar by making the speaker a villain. By Rick Pearson donor and adviser to Mayor tor of the social service organiza- soured on Edgar. Edgar had One new suburban Chicago Tribune Rahm Emanuel, former state tion La Casa Norte, as one of publicly questioned the gover- House Democrat elected Comptroller Dan Hynes and several co-chairs. nor’s strategy in the state’s his- Tuesday, Anne Stava-Mur- Democratic Gov.-elect J.B. Marty Nesbitt, a close friend, Pritzker’s decision to name toric budget impasse and ray of Naperville, cam- Pritzker wasted little time after his donor and adviser to former Carrigan as a co-chair, with no Rauner’s constant attempts to paigned on a pledge not to Tuesday defeat of Republican Gov. President Barack Obama. business executives or organiza- villainize Democratic House vote for Madigan as speaker. Bruce Rauner and announced Pritzker’s campaign manager, tions represented at an equivalent Speaker Michael Madigan. In the aftermath of the members of his transition team, a Anne Caprara, will serve as chief level on the transition team, During the 2018 campaign, election, Madigan’s state group that includes former Re- of staff for the administration. carries political symbolism. Edgar offered Pritzker private Democratic Party organiza- publican Gov. Jim Edgar. Jesse Ruiz, the president of the Pritzker was heavily backed by advice. tion issued a memo saying In addition to naming his Chicago Park Board, will serve as organized labor to combat Rauner The transition team also an- the “Rauner Republican running mate, Lt. Gov.-elect Juli- the transition’s legal counsel. and the Republican’s pro-busi- nounced that people interested in playbook of attempting to ana Stratton as chair of the Others on the transition team ness, union-weakening agenda. positions with the new adminis- make the entire 2018 elec- transition team, Pritzker included include state Rep. Christian Edgar served previously on tration could apply online at tion a referendum on in his transition efforts Illinois Mitchell of Chicago, the executive Rauner’s transition team after the www.jbandjulianatransition.com. Speaker Madigan, to dis- AFL-CIO President Mike Carri- director of the state Democratic 2014 election that saw the Repub- tract from Republicans’ gan, GCM Grosvenor CEO Party, as senior adviser, and Sol lican defeat Democratic Gov. Pat [email protected] record, is a failure.” Michael Sacks, who has been a Flores, founding executive direc- Quinn. Rauner, though, had Twitter @rap30 “Of the dozens of Illinois Republicans that ran on a platform tying their opponent to Speaker Madigan, going to make sure, that I’m the speaker by talking pub- said he believed that “And the most important and Martin Nesbit, a close nearly every one lost. Some working together with the licly, said the new and though an election re- thing is that we’ve got to be friend, donor and adviser to attempts were hateful, oth- leaders on the Senate and returning House members turned his party to single- optimistic and work on the former President Barack ers laughable,” the memo House side on what I think “if beholden at all, are be- party rule in Springfield, things that are priorities for Obama. said, adding, “but after the are the most important pri- holden to the speaker.” “Democrats don’t always working families — every Edgar served previously votes have been counted, orities for the state,” he said. “Even where he’s gotten agree with one another but day think about how do we on Rauner’s transition team the tactic was a clear fail- Madigan spokesman some dollars from J.B., it’s I do think there is a com- put some dollars back in after the 2014 election that ure.” Steve Brown said he did not been the speaker who has mon view among Demo- their pocket either by rais- saw the Republican defeat Pritzker, a billionaire heir “anticipate that scenario” directed them. There’s no crats that working families ing wages, the jobs that Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn. to the Hyatt hotel fortune, where rank-and-file Demo- evidence that J.B. wants to have not been put first they’ve got or more impor- Rauner, though, later acknowledged he has had cratic lawmakers would be get into the detail with during the last four years tantly creating jobs so that soured on the former gover- his differences with Madi- forced to choose allegiance. individual members and and we’ve got to make sure there’s competition for la- nor. gan on some progressive Brown based that on suc- control them or maneuver that they’re back in charge bor,” he said. Edgar had publicly ques- issues in the past and that he cessful campaign coordina- them through campaign do- in this state.” On Wednesday, Pritzker tioned Rauner’s strategy in expects disagreements in tion between the Pritzker nations. He had a chance to With its election and began assembling his new the state’s historic budget the future — though he and Madigan camps. do that and didn’t,” the control of government, administration, which will impasse and his constant doesn’t foresee serious dif- Pritzker’s cash — as well longtime legislator said. Pritzker acknowledged a take office Jan. 14, by an- attempts to demonize ferences arising. as self-funding his gover- “There’s all kinds of ways need for the Democratic nouncing members of his Madigan. “I think there are things nor’s campaign to allow a governor can get into Party to deliver to voters — transition team, a group During the 2018 cam- that I disagree with the unions to devote dollars to hearts and minds,” the legis- including making difficult that included former Re- paign, Edgar also offered speaker about that are prog- Democratic General As- lator said of the power and decisions in a state with publican Gov. Jim Edgar. private advice to Pritzker ressive. I certainly worked sembly races — resulted in leverage that can be exerted myriad financial difficulties In addition to naming his and remained publicly neu- hard to pass marriage election wins that boosted by a state chief executive. including a massive public running mate, Lt. Gov.-elect tral in the general election. equality and I’m not sure Madigan from a majority of That was a point echoed employee pension debt, a Juliana Stratton, as chair of Pritzker’s campaign that was a high priority for 67 seats to at least a veto- by Mooney, who added as multibillion-dollar backlog the transition team, manager, Anne Caprara, him until we were able to proof majority of 71 seats in well that a governor’s lever- of overdue bills to providers Pritzker included in his will serve as the adminis- get the votes put together. the House and advanced age also includes being able of state services and slow transition efforts Illinois tration’s chief of staff. Jesse There are other things that I Senate President John to control state budget ap- economic growth. AFL-CIO President Mike Ruiz, the president of the would say the speaker may Cullerton’s already veto- propriations and offer, or “There are real hard Carrigan; GCM Grosvenor Chicago Park Board, will not have been ahead of the proof majority. withhold, spending for things for us to address, but CEO Michael Sacks, who serve as the transition’s le- curve on that I will be,” Another loyal House projects or grants to assist I also know that we have the has been a donor and ad- gal counsel. Pritzker told the Tribune. Democrat with close ties to an individual legislator’s ability to address those if we viser to Mayor Rahm “But I also think we’re Madigan, who did not want district. work together,” the incom- Emanuel; former state [email protected] going to make sure, I’m to risk his relationship with For his part, Pritzker ing governor said. Comptroller Dan Hynes; Twitter @rap30

CPD moves to fire Rialmo in 2015 shooting that killed 2 By Dan Hinkel other allegations, the cer. In July he was acquitted Chicago Tribune charges accuse him of fail- of misdemeanor charges ing to requalify to carry a stemming from a December The Chicago Police De- Taser electric shock device. 2017 bar fight — captured partment has officially Last December, the Civil- on video — in which he moved to fire Officer Robert ian Office of Police Ac- punched two men in the Rialmo for a 2015 shooting countability, which investi- face. Rialmo successfully that killed a 19-year-old gates police shootings, claimed self-defense in the who was carrying a baseball found Rialmo’s actions un- criminal case, but the city bat and a 55-year-old by- justified and recommended has yet to announce the stander. that he be fired. But John- results of a disciplinary in- The move Wednesday son determined that the vestigation into the inci- will kick off hearings before officer was justified in dent. the Chicago Police Board in shooting an armed assailant A trial over the LeGrier one of the most divisive who presented a serious family’s lawsuit ended in police shootings in recent threat. Under city rules, that confusion in June as jurors city history. Rialmo shot left one Police Board mem- unanimously voted to JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Quintonio LeGrier as he ber to decide whether the award the family just over Chicago police Officer Robert Rialmo, center, shown during a break in his July 2018 trial approached officers with a case would go before the $1 million but contradicted over a bar fight, faces dismissal over an on-duty double fatal shooting in 2015. baseball bat after a domestic full body. In April, board their verdict by ruling that disturbance at the West member Eva-Dina Delgado the officer reasonably be- that the attempt to fire his McDonald 16 times more the shooting. Union Presi- Side home of the teen’s decided that Johnson did lieved he had to fire to client would fail. than a year earlier, killing dent Kevin Graham de- father on the morning after not clear the bar to dispose protect himself. The judge “Every time there’s been him. The footage has clined to comment, citing Christmas three years ago. of the case and that it would negated the verdict, though a fair hearing and all the sparked protests and politi- the organization’s policy of Rialmo also accidentally have to be reviewed by the the jury foreman has said evidence has been pre- cal upheaval ever since, and not commenting to the shot neighbor and bystand- full board. the panel had intended to sented, he wins,” Brodsky Van Dyke was convicted last Tribune. er Bettie Jones. Department spokesman award the money to the said. month of second-degree Rialmo has been on paid The charges by Superin- Anthony Guglielmi said family. The shooting took on murder and 16 counts of desk duty but will now be tendent Eddie Johnson do Wednesday that Johnson’s Just before the civil trial, added significance as it aggravated battery in a his- suspended without pay not mention LeGrier but position on the case had not the city reached a $16 mil- came the month after May- toric verdict by a Cook while he faces the charges allege that Rialmo fired changed. lion settlement with Jones’ or Rahm Emanuel’s office County jury. before the Police Board, without reasonable belief The case is one of several family. was forced to release video Rialmo’s union, the Chi- Guglielmi said. that the force was neces- high-profile disciplinary Rialmo’s attorney, Joel of Officer Jason Van Dyke cago Fraternal Order of sary, killing Jones. Among matters involving the offi- Brodsky, said Wednesday shooting teenager Laquan Police, has defended him in [email protected] 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 NATION & WORLD House takeover a challenge to Trump Dems preparing to work exit surveys from defeated, while Sen. Bill CNN. Independent women Nelson, D-Fla., his re-elec- scrutinize policies, voted for Democratic candi- tion in doubt, said his race start investigations dates by a 17-point margin was proceeding to a re- after narrowly supporting count. By Philip Rucker, Republicans in 2014. And Democrats kept two Matt Viser, Elise white women, a reliable hotly contested Senate seats Viebeck and Isaac voting bloc for the GOP, in West Virginia and Mon- Stanley-Becker split their votes evenly be- tana and picked up one in The Washington Post tween the two parties this Nevada, where Democratic year, after favoring Republi- Rep. Jacky Rosen prevailed WASHINGTON — cans by 14 points in 2014 over Republican Sen. Dean Democrats seized control of and by 19 points in 2010. Heller. the House while Republi- Voters under 30 also fa- Rosen, who by early cans held the Senate on vored Democrats this year Wednesday was the lone Tuesday in a national refer- by a 35-point margin over Democratic challenger to endum on President Don- Republicans, compared beat a Republican incum- ald Trump that drew record with an 11-point margin in bent in the Senate, cast her numbers of voters to the 2014, the polls found. victory as a counterpoint to polls and opened the door The Democrats’ new the racist and anti-Semitic to tougher oversight of the House majority was also rhetoric that had marked White House over the next propelled by a record num- the closing days of the two years. ber of female candidates. midterm campaign. The dramatic conclusion JOSHUA ROBERTS/BLOOMBERG NEWS Women hold 84 House Two of the liberal move- of the most expensive and Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, said he would challenge House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, seats, but that share is proj- ment’s greatest hopes for consequential midterms in below, for the minority leader position. The Democrats retook the House on Tuesday. ected to expand to 100 or this election cycle, Demo- modern times fell short of more when all results are crats Stacey Abrams and delivering the sweeping re- to the party’s focus on House GOP leadership tallied. Across the country, Andrew Gillum, struggled pudiation of Trump wished health care issues. She said elections are scheduled for 277 women were on the to overcome some of the for by Democrats and the Democrats have a “respon- Nov. 14. ballot Tuesday for Congress most overt racial attacks “resistance” movement. sibility for oversight” but On Tuesday, Republicans and governorships, an un- since the civil rights era and But Democrats’ takeover said committees’ efforts won hotly contested Senate precedented number that make history as the first in the House still portended would not be “scattershot.” races in Indiana, Missouri, included 210 House candi- black governors in Georgia serious changes in Wash- Jockeying for House North Dakota, Tennessee dates. and Florida, respectively. ington, as the party pre- leadership positions began and Texas, with Trump’s Overall, the party picked While Gillum conceded pared to block Trump’s in earnest Wednesday, racially charged warnings up at least seven governor- to Republican Ron DeSan- agenda and investigate his though lawmakers are not about undocumented im- ships, performing well tis, a Trump ally, Abrams personal finances and po- due back in Washington migrants and demonization across much of the upper told supporters she would tential ties to Russia. until next week. of Democrats appearing to Midwest and even in Kan- not concede to Republican An immediate post-elec- Pelosi is widely consid- help withstand the “blue sas, where Laura Kelly was Brian Kemp while the race tion change to Trump’s ered to be the front-runner wave” the GOP once feared. elected governor over was too close to call. Cabinet came Wednesday ZACH GIBSON/BLOOMBERG to retake the speaker’s gav- But Democrats — pro- Trump’s handpicked candi- If each candidate earns when Attorney General Jeff House Democrats are el, though dozens of Demo- pelled by a rejection of date, Kris Kobach. less than 50 percent of the Sessions resigned at the prepared to launch investi- cratic candidates had called Trumpism in the nation’s In Wisconsin, Democrat vote, they would go head- president’s request. Trump, gations of Trump and to for new leadership during suburbs and from women Tony Evers bested Gov. to-head in a December run- who said to expect staff closely scrutinize his poli- the campaign. and minority voters espe- Scott Walker, once a Repub- off election. changes after the midterms, cies on immigration, educa- On the Republican side, cially — notched victories in lican star who ran for presi- Former President Barack had repeatedly eviscerated tion and health care. House Freedom Caucus areas that just two years ago dent in 2016. Walker sur- Obama congratulated Sessions’ performance. But they are wary of Chairman Jim Jordan of helped send Trump to the vived a hard-fought recall Democrats for “electing Democrats have gained immediately pursuing im- Ohio said in an interview White House. vote in 2012 and was re- record numbers of women more than the 23 House peachment, concerned that with Hill.TV that he would Women played a pivotal elected in 2014, only to be and young veterans of Iraq seats needed to win a major- such a move would under- challenge Rep. Kevin Mc- role in Democratic victo- denied a third term by the and Afghanistan, a surge of ity. But some other key races mine lawmakers who rep- Carthy of California for the ries. state schools superintend- minority candidates and a remained too close to call, resent districts that Trump role of minority leader. The The Democratic Party ent. host of outstanding young including the Senate con- won in 2016. move, while expected, won their support by 19 But Democrats were dis- leaders.” tests in Arizona and Florida At her own news confer- underscored conservatives’ points, the largest margin in appointed elsewhere. “The more Americans and the gubernatorial ence, House Minority desire to expand their the history of midterm exit Sens. Joe Donnelly of who vote, the more our matchup in Georgia. Re- Leader Nancy Pelosi, D- power within the GOP con- polling, compared with Indiana, Heidi Heitkamp of elected leaders look like publicans appeared to lead Calif., credited the Demo- ference after a bruising their margin of four points North Dakota and Claire America,” Obama said in a in all three Wednesday. cratic victory in the House election. in 2014, according to net- McCaskill of Missouri were statement Wednesday. Acts of hate stretch from coast to coast Critics link current political atmosphere to rise in hate crimes By Collin Binkley deep and permanent emo- feeding the anxiety of the Associated Press tional wounds. current political moment, There have been dozens and that anxiety is prompt- Kevyn Perkins stopped of recent examples of the ing fear and promoting re- cold when he saw the let- kind of hatred that smol- sentment and “all the worst ters scrawled on the door to ders without ever reaching impulses.” his dorm: “N----- go back” it national attention. “We’re living in a mo- said, inked in messy red An Indiana woman was ment where hate crimes are marker. arrested last week after on the rise,” Greenblatt said. JEAN PIERI/PIONEER PRESS First he was blinded by leaving a racist letter di- “We need more than ever confusion. Then rage. rected at African-American for our leaders to ratchet Assistant professor Aura Wharton-Beck, left, clasps hands with freshman Kevyn Perkins All he could think about neighbors, urging them to back the rhetoric. People before a recent protest over a racial slur at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn. was dropping out, finding a leave the neighborhood be- feel like they’re on edge new school, escaping for cause black people weren’t across the country.” in activity by white suprem- California, Davis, blaming campus that was sold to him good. welcome. President Donald acist groups since Trump Jews for allegations of sexu- by college officials. “I thought maybe I don’t As early voting started in Trump’s critics have ac- took office. al assault that were made The incident led to a belong here. So I called my North Carolina, a black Re- cused him of fanning the At the College of the Holy against Justice Brett Ka- student protest that brother and I said, ‘pick me publican volunteer was ac- flames with his divisive Cross in central Massachu- vanaugh. Several Jewish prompted the school to can- up,’ ” said Perkins, 19, a costed with slurs and had a political rhetoric — some- setts, a student was beaten groups on campus wrote a cel class for a town hall freshman at the University gun pulled on him at a thing the president pushed in an assault that officials letter demanding a stronger meeting discussing racial of St. Thomas, a private and polling place, leading to one back against recently. say was motivated by the response from the school’s tensions on campus. mostly white school in St. man’s arrest. The president put the victim’s sexual orientation. administration, saying Jews Since he found the note Paul, Minn. “He said that’s An Uber passenger in blame back on reporters for No one has been arrested in on campus have faced Oct. 19, Perkins has become what they want you to do — Colorado was arrested after “creating violence” with he connection with the crime. mounting prejudice in re- more withdrawn, he said, you have to stay there and threatening his Middle has called “fake news” sto- Students at DePauw Uni- cent years. less outgoing. And although stay strong.” Eastern driver and chasing ries. versity in Indiana reported “Anti-Semitism is very he decided to stay at St. Often overlooked amid him down the street be- Several cases happened four separate cases of hate real and alive on our cam- Thomas, he’s left to wonder the recent intense spasms of cause police said he “hated on college campuses, which speech in October. In three, pus,” the letter said. “Jewish who on campus felt such hatred — 11 dead in Pitts- all brown people.” strive to reflect the nation’s racial and homophobic students should not have to hatred for him, and why. burgh synagogue, two Afri- Violent clashes broke out diversity but sometimes at- slurs and threats were be scared of walking on “I’m already the odd one can-Americans gunned in New York City after a tract its intolerance. yelled from cars passing by campus. Students are out, and the words, the down in a Kentucky grocery speech by the founder of a At more than 40 colleges, campus. In another case, a choosing not to openly hatred behind it really made store, 13 mail bombs sent to far-right group, leading to racist flyers or stickers were threat with the N-word was identify as Jews through me mad,” he said. “Degrad- prominent Democrats — three arrests. found posted on campus in found in an elevator on our clothing.” ing someone based on the are nearly daily flashes of Anti-Defamation League October, according to the campus. For Perkins, the red let- color of their skin, I just hate that are no less capable CEO Jonathan Greenblatt Anti-Defamation League, Anti-Semitic posters ap- tering marred the image of couldn’t understand why of leaving their victims with said xenophobic rhetoric is which has reported a surge peared at the University of the friendly, welcoming someone would do that.” Girl Scouts file lawsuit against Boys Scouts over name change By Tom McElroy use terms like scouts or but niche services with lim- Scouts said it was reviewing Associated Press scouting by themselves in ited utility and appeal,” the the lawsuit “carefully.” connection with services complaint said. In May, the Boy Scouts, NEW YORK — The Girl offered to girls, or to re- The Girl Scouts is among the program for 11- to 17- Scouts of the United States brand itself as ‘the Scouts.’ ” a number of major youth year-olds, announced it of America filed a trade- “Such misconduct will organizations in the nation would change its name to mark infringement lawsuit not only cause confusion seeing declines in member- Scouts BSA in February. against the Boy Scouts of among the public, damage ship in recent years due to The parent organization America for dropping the the goodwill of GSUSA's competition from sports will remain the Boy Scouts word “boy” from its flagship Girl Scouts trademarks, and leagues and busy family of America, and the Cub program in an effort to erode its core brand iden- schedules. The organiza- Scouts, its program serving attract girls. tity, but it will also margin- tion argued that only it has children from kindergarten In the complaint filed alize the Girl Scouts Move- “the right to use the Girl through fifth grade, will also Monday in Manhattan fed- ment by causing the public Scouts and Scouts trade- keep its title. The organiza- eral court, the Girls Scouts to believe that GSUSA's mark with leadership de- tion has started admitting claim the program “does not extraordinarily successful velopment services for girls into the Cub Scouts, ELAINE THOMPSON/AP have a right under either services are not true or girls.” and Scouts BSA begins ac- Patches cover the back of a Girl Scout's vest. The Girl federal or New York law to official ‘Scouting' programs, In a statement, the Boy cepting girls next year. Scouts is suing the Boy Scouts for dropping the word “boy.” Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 11 Pelosi Massachusetts upholds poised law on transgender rights From pot to felons, to lead voters faced array of ballot measures House By David Crary Associated Press President calls YURI GRIPAS/BLOOMBERG NEWS NEW YORK — In the veteran lawmaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is confident she will be House first statewide referendum a ‘smart woman’ speaker when the new Congress convenes in January. on transgender rights, Massachusetts voters on By Lisa Mascaro when the new Congress heads a trio of septgenarian Tuesday beat back a repeal Associated Press convenes in January. She leaders, with Democratic attempt and reaffirmed a said simply: “Yes, I am.” Whip Steny Hoyer and 2016 law extending nondis- WASHINGTON — Vili- Yet ascent of the Cali- Assistant Leader Jim crimination protections to fied by Republicans on the fornia Democrat is no- Clyburn, who have held transgender people, includ- campaign trail, Rep. Nancy where near guaranteed. power since the last time ing their use of public CARLOS OSORIO/AP Pelosi emerged Wednesday Many younger House Democrats took back the bathrooms and locker Michigan became the 10th state to allow recreational use as President Donald Democrats, including some House majority, in 2006. rooms. of pot, while North Dakota defeated a similar initiative. Trump’s preferred choice of the newly elected, have Each is poised to move up a Voters in 37 states con- to become speaker of the pledged to vote against her. slot. sidered an array of intrigu- House, arriving on Capitol They are reluctant to shout Democrats who want ing ballot measures Tues- ald Trump's administra- posals. Hill with an air of inevi- the name “Pelosi” when the new leadership have been day. tion. A minimum wage in- tability after leading her cameras zoom in during whispering about it for Michigan voters made “When transgender crease was approved in two party back to the majority. the first roll call of Con- weeks, and Wednesday, their state the first in the rights are being threatened states. An Arkansas mea- The Democratic leader gress, fearful of the attack several Pelosi opponents Midwest to legalize recre- nationally, we absolutely sure will raise the wage is positioned to return to ads that will be launched announced their intent to ational marijuana by pass- must preserve the rights we from $8.50 an hour to $11 the speaker’s office after against them. run for the top posts. ing a ballot measure that have secured at the state by 2021; Missouri's will Democrats took back the As Trump and Pelosi “I’ve been saying for a will allow people 21 or level,” said Carol Rose, exe- gradually raise the $7.85 House in Tuesday’s extended overtures across long time that the Demo- older to buy and use the cutive director of the minimum wage to $12 an midterm elections. Already Pennsylvania Avenue, they cratic Party leadership is in drug. A similar measure American Civil Liberties hour. the only woman to have also shadowboxed around dire need of change,” wrote was defeated in North Da- Union of Massachusetts. Proposals to change the held the job, she would also the new dynamic created Rep. Filemon Vela of Texas, kota, meaning there are Civil rights activists also redistricting process so it's become one of the few by the House’s ability to one of two who wants to now 10 states that allow scored a major victory in potentially less partisan lawmakers to reclaim the probe the president’s busi- run for the No. 3 job of chief recreational use of pot. Florida, where voters ap- were approved in Col- gavel after losing it. ness dealings and his ad- vote-counter. Missouri became the 31st proved a ballot measure orado, Michigan and Mis- Pelosi is a “smart wom- ministration. The president Another Democrat, Rep. state to approve the medi- that will enable more than 1 souri. A similar proposal an,” Trump said during a warned Democrats not to Diana DeGette of Colorado, cal use of marijuana, while million ex-felons to regain was on the ballot in Utah. nearly 90-minute press push too hard with their also jumped into the whip’s Utah was considering that their voting rights. That Medicaid expansion was conference at the White investigations, or he would race. step. could alter the future elec- another multistate topic, on House, and someone with smack back even harder; Three others announced “Western and North- tion landscape in the na- the ballot because Republi- whom he hopes to engage Pelosi vowed that they their runs for assistant eastern states have led the tion's most populous swing can-led legislatures refused in “beautiful bipartisan- would conduct responsible leader, the new No. 4 post, way on legalizing marijua- state. The Florida amend- to take advantage of ex- ship” and deal-making. It oversight. including Rep. Ben Ray na, but the victory in Michi- ment exempts those con- panded coverage offered was a role reversal from The two have reasons to Lujan of New Mexico, gan powerfully demon- victed of sex offenses and under President Barack just days ago, when he cooperate. Both want to chairman of the campaign strates the national reach of murder. With the vote in Obama's health care law. warned voters of her “radi- score legislative wins to committee who helped this movement,” said Maria Florida, most felons will Nebraska and Idaho voters cal” agenda. She “de- bring to voters ahead of the lead his colleagues to the McFarland Sanchez- automatically have their approved measures to ex- served” to become speaker 2020 election. They talked majority. Moreno, executive director voting rights restored pand Medicaid health cov- again after winning the on election night about No one has mounted a of the Drug Policy Alliance, when they complete their erage to tens of thousands House, Trump said doing an infrastructure serious challenge to Pelosi, who questioned how long sentences or go on proba- of low-income residents; a Wednesday, adding that he package and lowering and some are reluctant to the federal government tion. similar measure was on the looked forward to doing “a health care costs. take on the first female could resist the legalization Floridians also approved ballot in Utah, while a tremendous amount of leg- Pelosi is likely to win speaker after an election wave. a measure aimed at phasing Montana measure would islation” once power in first-round voting later this that brought a record num- The outcome in Massa- out greyhound racing in the raise tobacco taxes to ex- Congress is divided be- month to become leader, ber of women to the polls chusetts was a huge relief state, the last stronghold of tend an existing expansion. tween a Democratic House when she needs half of and to the House. to LGBT-rights activists, the sport in the country. A number of initiatives and Republican Senate. House Democrats to sup- “ ‘Thank you for return- who feared that a vote to In all, 155 statewide ini- dealt with criminal justice At the Capitol, in the port her. But becoming ing us to the majority. Now repeal the 2016 law would tiatives were on the ballot or victims' rights. In Ohio, stately Rayburn Room — speaker requires a majority we want to say goodbye’? prompt a wave of similar across the country. Most voters defeated a proposal named after the last of the full House, 218 votes, That’s very difficult,” said efforts to roll back protec- were drafted by state legis- to make drug possession a speaker who returned to and her slim majority — Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va. tions in other states. Al- latures, but 64 resulted misdemeanor in an effort the office — Pelosi was now at 222 — leaves her “But the math is very diffi- ready, some protections at from citizen-initiated cam- to reduce the state prison asked if she was confident little cushion. cult for her, and it’s ines- the federal level are under paigns, including many of population and divert any she would become speaker It’s not just her. Pelosi capable.” threat from President Don- the most eye-catching pro- savings to drug treatment.

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Study: But optimistic veyed, additional inter- about personal lives views were conducted with members of this age cohort to ascertain what By Isaac was troubling young peo- Stanley-Becker ple. The results show that The Washington Post the country’s youngest adults are the most likely of More than two-thirds of all generations to report Americans are stressed poor mental health, while about the future of the also more likely to seek out country, according to the professional help for psy- American Psychological chological difficulties. Association’s annual Teenagers and young “Stress in America” survey. adults are worried about In a survey of 3,458 high-profile issues that American adults — con- have dominated national ducted in August across headlines, such as gun vi- age groups and in all 50 olence and sexual assault. states — 69 percent said the Seventy-five percent of this direction of the country age cohort said mass shoot- caused them significant ings were a significant stress. That marks a rela- source of stress, with 72 tively steep increase from percent being afraid specif- the share of people, 63 ically of school shootings. percent, who felt this way Only slightly fewer millen- ZACH GIBSON/GETTY last year. nials had similar feelings. Police stand outside the Department of Justice in Washington. Attorney General Jeff Sessions was ousted Wednesday. The report, released in The survey revealed a October, came out before notable difference between the midterm elections, the young and old Americans final weeks of which were when it came to stress Trump forces Sessions to resign marked by violence. about sexual harassment “The environment is and assault. Sessions, from Page 1 “Congress must now in- ney, R-Utah, tweeted that it elections, and friends urged very toxic,” Arthur C. Ev- More than half of those vestigate the real reason for was “imperative” Mueller’s him to quit and consider ans, the CEO of the Ameri- surveyed in Generation Z Wednesday afternoon for this termination, confirm work be allowed to contin- running again for a Senate can Psychological Associ- said reports about sexual what an official said was a that Acting Attorney Gen- ue unimpeded. seat in Alabama. Still, some ation, said in an interview misconduct were a signifi- prescheduled meeting. eral Matthew Whitaker is A spokesman for senior leaders at the Justice with The Washington Post. cant source of stress. Just Though Sessions’ re- recused from all aspects of Mueller’s office declined to Department were shocked He added that concern 39 percent of adults shared moval was long expected, the special counsel’s probe comment. to hear the news Wednes- about the state of the coun- this sentiment. the installation of Whitaker and ensure that the Depart- A person close to Ses- day. try cut across party lines. While young Americans sparked fears that the presi- ment of Justice safeguards sions, who spoke on the Sessions received a “A majority of Demo- report high stress levels dent might be trying to the integrity of the Mueller condition of anonymity, phone call Wednesday crats, Republicans and In- related to the national po- exert control over the spe- investigation,” said Rep. Eli- said the attorney general from White House chief of dependents see it that litical climate, they are the cial counsel investigation jah Cummings, D-Md., the shared the president’s frus- staff John Kelly — before way,” Evans said. “People least likely to vote. Just led by Robert Mueller. ranking member of the tration with the pace of the the president held a news don’t believe current politi- over half of those ages 18 to A legal commentator be- House Committee on Over- Russia inquiry, and wished conference to discuss the cal environment is getting 21 said they planned to vote fore he came into the Jus- sight and Government Re- that it had been completed. midterm election results — better and may in fact be in the November elections, tice Department, Whitaker form. But Sessions also thought telling him the president getting worse.” markedly below the 70 had mused publicly about Sen. Mark Warner of that by staying in the job, he wanted Sessions to resign, While respondents wer- percent average across all how a Sessions replace- Virginia, the ranking had protected the investi- an administration official en’t asked specifically generations. ment might reduce Democrat on the Senate gation’s integrity, the per- said. about President Donald Mueller’s budget “so low Intelligence Committee, son said. In the long run, Sessions sought to stay Trump, Evans said, unpre- that his investigation grinds said in a statement, “No one Sessions is convinced that on the job at least until the dictability and uncertainty MORE FOR to almost a halt.” is above the law and any the country will be better end of the week, according magnify stress. 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NEW YORK — Even before the setbacks of the midterm elections for Re- publicans, when the party was better positioned to advance its agenda by controlling all three branches of the U.S. government, some on the right were working to cement change by amending the Constitution. And to the mounting alarm of others on all parts of the spectrum, they want to by- pass the usual process. They’re pushing for an unprecedented Constitu- tional convention of the states. While opponents are afraid of what such a convention would do, supporters say it is the only way to deal with the federal government’s overreach and ineptitude. “They literally see this as the survival of the nation,” said Karla Jones, director of the federalism task force at the conservative American Legislative Exchange LIBRARY OF CONGRESS/AP Council, which represents George Washington presides at the signing of the U.S. Constitution in Philadelphia on Sept. 17, 1787. state lawmakers and offers guidance and model legisla- lar or identical wording? intended for a time like this, on a possible convention they see as a stacked deck But convention oppo- tion for states to call a The U.S. Supreme Court when the federal govern- and portrays the coast-to- that has helped the GOP get nents have always feared convention under the Con- may have to decide whether ment gets out of control and coast emergence of resolu- an unfair advantage. But that once one has been stitution’s Article V. the threshold of states has when the Congress won’t tions on the issue “a game of with more red states than launched, it could tear up Among the most fre- been reached and, ulti- deliver to the people what Whack-a-Mole.” blue ones, it seems an un- the Constitution in all sorts quently cited changes be- mately, the parameters of a they want,” said Mark “This is the most danger- likely path to abolishing the of ways. ing sought: amendments convention and the rules Meckler, a tea party leader ous idea in American poli- Electoral College, re-engi- What’s to stop a conven- enforcing a balanced fed- delegates would be gov- who now heads Citizens for tics that most people know neering apportionment of tion from passing an abhor- eral budget, establishing erned by. Self-Governance, which nothing about,” she said. the Senate or otherwise rent affront to the Founders, term limits for members of A bill introduced in the runs the Convention of Nancy MacLean, a Duke devising a democracy they like an outright ban on Congress, and repealing U.S. House last year would States Project calling for an University historian and au- believe is more reflective of Muslims? Klarman asks. the 17th Amendment, direct the National Archives Article V convention. thor of “Democracy in the American public’s “It’s a dangerous route which put the power of to compile all applications Legislation promoted by Chains: The Deep History views. and an unpredictable one,” electing the Senate in the for an Article V convention. the group calls for a conven- of the Radical Right’s In that view, it’s baffling said Laurence Tribe, anoth- hands of the public instead Some believe enough tion focused on the federal Stealth Plan for America,” to some observers that con- er Harvard University con- of state legislatures. states have already passed government’s budget and views the prospect of an servatives are the ones stitutional law expert. For the past 229 years, Article V resolutions, point- power, and term limits for Article V convention with pushing a convention. Jones said such fears are constitutional amendments ing to votes over the years office holders. It has passed fear: the next chapter of “I don’t know what ex- “misguided” and that “so have originated in Con- across the country on a 12 states and one legislative decades of work on the far actly they’re unhappy with. many stopgaps” would pre- gress, where they need the variety of potential amend- chamber in another 10. right transforming the judi- When I look at the current vent a “runaway” conven- support of two-thirds of ment topics. Others con- The Convention of States ciary and supporting cases politics, it seems to me tion. both houses, and then the tend the highest possible Project says 18 other states that go on to make broad things for them are going In fact, while some con- approval of at least three- current count of states is 28 are considering the mea- constitutional points, all really well,” said constitu- servatives have voiced the quarters of the states. — the number of states with sure. while suppressing votes and tional law professor greatest support for a con- But under a never-used existing resolutions on the Meckler, like other back- gerrymandering districts. Michael Klarman of Har- vention, others strongly op- second prong of Article V, most common convention ers of a convention, believes “The ultimate project,” vard University. “They’re pose it. amendments can originate topic, a balanced budget there’s no reason why it MacLean said of conserva- already getting what they At an October hearing in in the states. Two-thirds of amendment. Others point can’t be limited in scope. tives, “is to transform our want from the Supreme Harrisburg, Pa., Kim Stolfer states — currently, 34 — to lower total counts based Others aren’t so sure. Four primary rules book, which Court. Gerrymandering is of the gun rights group must call for a convention at on states that have passed states that previously had is the Constitution.” fine. Unlimited money in Firearms Owners Against which three-fourths of near-identical resolutions. passed resolutions calling There are proponents of politics is fine. The Elector- Crime told lawmakers that states approve of a change. Regardless, proponents for a convention have since an Article V convention on al College is OK. Voter the push for a convention The particulars of such a of a convention believe they rescinded them, often citing the left who see it as a purges, photo ID laws are “scares the dickens out of convention, though, are not have momentum on their wariness over a “runaway” possible way to overturn the OK. So I don’t know exactly me.” laid out. Do the states have side more than any other convention. Citizens United campaign what they’re looking for.” Andy Schafly of the con- to call for a convention on time in American history. Karen Hoberty Flynn, finance decision, pass the It’s not the first time a servative Pennsylvania the same topic? Must they “That second clause of president of Common Equal Rights Amendment convention has been pro- Eagle Forum called a con- pass resolutions with simi- Article V was specifically Cause, has sounded alarms and otherwise address what posed. vention “a Pandora’s box.” Dems also get a Trump warning

Congress, from Page 1 cans should set aside parti- Pelosi spoke with Trump said of Coffman, before sanship to work together. and McConnell after the turning on Utah’s Mia Love, suing any significant probes On legislative prospects, Democrats’ victory. Mc- whose race remained too of Trump and his adminis- Trump said he could work Connell said Wednesday close to call. tration, and he made it clear with Democrats on issues that the two had discussed “Mia Love gave me no he expects the Senate to such as taxes, infrastructure how they might “find a way love and she lost,” Trump follow that course. and health care, saying it forward” in a divided Con- said. “They can play that “really could be a beautiful, gress. The White House news game,” he said of possible bipartisan type of situation.” As for congressional ac- conference was also punc- House Democratic investi- Some House Democrats tion the rest of this year, he tuated by Trump’s escalat- gations, “but we can play it have threatened to use the said he could not imagine ing attacks on the media. better, because we have a subpoena power they will taking up immigration and The president repeatedly thing called the United gain to investigate Trump acknowledged that the flashed his temper as he States Senate.” and administration actions. Democratic House and Re- insulted several reporters On Capitol Hill, Republi- But, he warned, he will publican Senate were likely by name, interrupted their can Senate leader Mitch respond in kind and govern- to go their separate ways questions, ordered some to McConnell said Democrats ment will suffer. when it comes to the legisla- sit down and deemed one must decide how much He said Democrats have tive agenda inquiry about his embrace “harassment” they want to “nothing, zero,” on him. “The one issue that of the description “nation- pursue against Trump, Shortly thereafter, how- Leader Pelosi and I dis- alist” to be “racist.” while suggesting there ever, it was announced that cussed this morning where His back-and-forth with could be limited opportuni- Attorney General Jeff Ses- there could be a possible CNN reporter Jim Acosta EVAN VUCCI/AP ties to work across the aisle. sions had been forced out. bipartisan agreement over Trump’s hard-line im- The White House news conference was punctuated by Pelosi, expected to run His departure followed 18 would be something on migration rhetoric grew es- President Donald Trump’s escalating attacks on the media. for a second stint as speaker months of criticism and infrastructure, but there pecially heated, with when Democrats take the insults from Trump, who could be a lot of other Trump labeling the report- one point told the woman, said it was on those grounds House majority in January, had appointed him but ob- things,” McConnell said. er a “very rude person” and “Pardon me, ma’am.” Acosta’s press pass was be- said the party has “a respon- jected to Sessions’ stepping Trump was quick to dis- saying the outlet “should be The White House sus- ing suspended “until fur- sibility to seek common aside from the Russia probe tance himself from losing ashamed of itself” for em- pended Acosta’s press pass, ther notice.” ground where we can.” rather than guiding it. GOP House members who ploying him. a move thought to be un- On Twitter, Acosta re- But she added, “Where Democrats are expected had been critical of his Following a lengthy ver- precedented. sponded to Sanders’ state- we cannot, we must stand to investigate Trump’s busi- heated rhetoric, citing Flor- bal back-and-forth, a female On Wednesday night, ment with, simply: “This is a our ground.” ness dealings, his Cabinet’s ida Rep. Carlos Curbelo and White House intern at- press secretary Sarah Huck- lie.” By turns combative and conduct and his campaign’s Colorado Rep. Mike Coff- tempted to take the micro- abee Sanders accused conciliatory, Trump said possible ties to Russia, man, among others. phone away from Acosta. Acosta of “placing his hands The Washington Post con- Democrats and Republi- among other issues. “Too bad, Mike,” Trump Acosta held onto it and at on a young woman” and tributed. Legal troubles no barrier for candidates By Meagan Flynn seats Tuesday night. All ran in solid red terri- opponents have lunged at The Washington Post They include Rep. Dun- tory. Though each candi- every opportunity to re- can Hunter, R-Calif., in- date won their race by mind voters that jail time Historically speaking, dicted on federal charges of single-digit margins as of could be in their futures. campaigning while out on wire fraud and accusations early Wednesday, their vic- “Republicans, Democrats bail on felony charges has he funded a luxurious life- tories highlight the polariz- and independents know proven to be a surefire way style with campaign dona- ing political climate in that it’s time to put country to lose an election, with tions; Rep. Chris Collins, which criminal investiga- before party and reject a some notable exceptions. R-N.Y., indicted on federal tions into elected officials Congressman who’s out on But this campaign cycle, insider trading charges; and are frequently met with bail,” Collins’s opponent felony indictments ap- Texas Republican Attorney more sympathy among sup- Nate McMurray said in an peared little more damag- General Ken Paxton, in- porters than scorn. Oct. 29 statement. ing than TV attack ads as dicted on felony securities All three candidates have “If Paxton can’t follow three Republican candi- fraud charges in state court, denied wrongdoing and the law, how can he enforce dates facing an assortment accused of lying to friends characterized the indict- it?” read one an ad from SANDY HUFFAKER/GETTY of fraud charges squeaked and potential investors ments against them as polit- Paxton’s challenger, Justin Rep. Duncan Hunter takes pizzas to campaign workers. past their Democratic op- about his financial stake in a ically motivated “witch Nelson. Hunter won despite facing federal charges of wire fraud. ponents to hang onto their tech company. hunts,” as their Democratic None of it worked. 14 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 Germany won’t mark centenary of WWI Post-war era turned German republic, the 80th The horrific legacy of the anniversary of the brutal Holocaust and the mass sour with rise of Nazi-era pogrom against destruction of World War II Nazis, fascism Jews known as Kristall- simply overshadows every- nacht (Night of Broken thing else in Germany, said By David Rising Glass), and the 29th anni- Daniel Schoenpflug, a histo- Associated Press versary of the fall of the rian at Berlin’s Free Univer- Berlin Wall. sity’s Friedrich-Meinecke- BERLIN — German Almost as an after- Institute. His new book, “A Chancellor Angela Merkel thought, parliament notes World on Edge,” explores MICHAEL PROBST/AP will mark the 100th anni- there’s also art exhibition in the immediate aftermath of A field of graves belonging to WWI soldiers in the main cemetery in Frankfurt, Germany. versary of the end of World the lobby called “1914/1918 the war through individual War I on French soil, and — Not Then, Not Now, Not perspectives. now viewed through the zis and right-wing national- man Bishops Conference at German President Frank- Ever.” “One can’t reduce it to prism of Hitler and the ists were able to garner the Berliner Dom cathedral. Walter Steinmeier will be in More than just being on the simple fact that one Holocaust, in the immedi- support by pushing the And in addition to Ger- London for a ceremony in the losing side of World War country won the war and ate postwar period there “stab-in-the-back” myth, man officials taking part in Westminster Abbey with I, it’s what came next that is the other lost,” Schoenpflug actually was a time of utopi- which held that Germany’s events in London and Paris, Queen Elizabeth II. really behind Germany’s said. “Germany is a country anism, with movements civilian leaders sold out the the Foreign Ministry said But while Germany’s lack of commemorative that draws practically its promoting idealistic visions army by agreeing to the Nov. they and their British leaders visit the capitals of events. entire national narrative out of peace and democracy, 11 surrender. counterparts have worked its wartime enemies, at For Germany, the Nov. 11 of the defeat of 1945” — and Schoenpflug said. “There was a war of together to coordinate the home there are no national armistice did not mean not the defeat of 1918. Yet on the other side of dreams, a clash of utopias” ringing of church and secu- commemorations planned peace like it did in France By contrast in Turkey, the political spectrum, uto- between the right and the lar bells around the world for the centenary of the Nov. and Britain. The war’s end which was also on the pianism on the right also left, Schoenpflug said. on Nov. 11 to mark the war’s 11 armistice that ended the gave rise to revolution and losing side in World War I, gave birth to fascism, he Although there aren’t any centenary. four-year war that left 17 street fighting between far- the war’s end produced a said. national commemorations “The bells will ring at million dead, including left and far-right factions. It similar collapse of the Ot- And as initial euphoria in Germany marking the midday to commemorate more than 2 million Ger- also brought an end to the toman empire and a war of over the end of World War I war’s end, individual events the more than 17 million man troops. monarchy, years of hyperin- independence, but also gave faded, hopes for the future are planned, including an victims of World War I and Next week, the German flation, widespread poverty rise to Mustafa Kemal Ata- quickly gave way to feelings exhibition at the German as a call for understanding parliament is holding a and hunger, and helped turk, who founded the mod- of resentment at the repara- Historical Museum in and reconciliation across combined commemoration create the conditions that ern Turkish republic. tions and conditions im- Berlin. A special World War borders,” the ministry said. of the 100th anniversary of brought the Nazis to power In Germany, even though posed on Germany by the I religious service is also the declaration of the first in 1933. the end of World War I is victorious powers. The Na- being organized by the Ger- Museum honors lives of military veterans New institute’s goal: Show life before, during, after service By Julie Carr Smyth Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Step lightly between two facing mirrors at a first-of- its-kind museum honoring and celebrating the experiences of military veterans, JOHN MINCHILLO/AP and it takes your breath Tom Moe, who was a prisoner of war with the late Sen. away. Behind and in front John McCain, walks through the new museum. of you, as far as the eye can see, are folded flags. You are standing mid- tions, we’ve just had anoth- buildings of 2018. stream among the tidy tri- er tragedy in Pittsburgh, Congress also has taken SEAN KILPATRICK/THE CANADIAN PRESS angles of past and future, let’s remember that basi- note. In June, the facility Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologizes Tuesday on behalf of Canada for turning away the men and women who cally this is a good place, a was designated the nation’s Jewish refugees fleeing Germany in 1939, in the House of Commons in Ottawa, Ontario. gave and will give their welcoming place, a warm veterans memorial and mu- lives in service to the place. We’re all one team, seum. United States. This remem- one family, and let us bring Glenn is among dozens brance gallery is basked in ourselves together again of veterans famous and Canadian prime minister sprays of color arranged on and set aside these terrible obscure whose stories — at the windows, like stained incidents that are so con- turns, poignant, intimate, glass, in the patterns of taminating our society at or inspiring — are shared sorry for anti-Semitism military service medals. this moment.” throughout the building. Developers of the $82 The museum is neither a His son, David, said dur- Country refused for not apologizing sooner.” “Canada and Canadians million, 53,000-square-foot war memorial nor a tradi- ing Saturday’s opening that Since taking office, will continue to stand with National Veterans Museum tional military museum, his father’s training taught 900 Jews fleeing Trudeau has delivered sev- the Jewish community and and Memorial, which said Amy Taylor, chief op- him to value the lives of Germany in 1939 eral high-profile apologies, call out the hatred that opened late last month on erating officer of the Co- others at least as much as so many that he’s faced the incited such despicable Columbus’ downtown lumbus Downtown Devel- his own. By Emily Rauhala very Canadian charge of acts,” he said. “These tragic riverfront, seek to inspire opment Corp., which Another featured veter- The Washington Post apologizing too much. Crit- events ultimately attest to and educate visitors with spearheaded the effort. an is Tom Moe, a former ics wonder what work it the work we still have to this and other inventive The goal is to show veter- state veterans’ services di- OTTAWA — It started as does, who benefits and do.” interactive displays. ans’ individual lives before, rector under Republican an apology for a shameful whether saying “sorry” is In May 1939, just months It shows military fam- during and after they serve. Ohio Gov. John Kasich who chapter in Canadian his- ever really enough. before the outbreak of war, ilies cleaved and reunited, it “It’s a narrative journey spent more than five years tory and ended with an But coming in the wake an ocean liner left Europe visually visits young and, while artifacts are here as a prisoner of war in urgent call to fight anti- of what may be the deadli- with more than 1,000 pas- recruits aboard military and we have them, they’re Vietnam. Semitism here and now. est attack on Jews in sengers on board, including vessels, it tells love stories, only here to advance the Moe downplayed his On Wednesday, Canadi- American history, at a time 907 German Jews. The it mourns wrenching story,” Taylor said. “So it’s own experience during a an Prime Minister Justin when anti-Semitic memes boat made it to Cuba, but losses. All this is done not like, oh, I’m here to see recent visit to the museum, Trudeau made a long- and conspiracy theories are the Jewish refugees were through state-of-the-art the original ‘Star-Spangled instead focusing on his wife planned apology for the bursting into the populist not allowed to disembark. interactive graphics, shift- Banner’ flag. No, you’re — who worked and raised government’s 1939 decision mainstream, his remarks The United States later ing photo images, docu- here to learn a story and their daughter alone while to turn away the M.S. St. felt urgent. turned them away. mentary-style videos, oral maybe an ice cream carton he was imprisoned — and Louis, an ocean liner carry- The apology connected With the ship days from history interviews and helps tell that story, or a on a “special friend” me- ing more than 900 German past to present, showing Halifax, the Canadian gov- other engaging approaches. drum helps tell that story.” morialized at the museum, Jews fleeing Europe. how the hate that animated ernment decided not to Gen. Colin Powell, the The project, conceived the late Sen. John McCain. His speech, just over a Canada’s treatment of Jew- help. The boat was sent former secretary of state in 2012 and constructed “John and I lived next week after the massacre at ish refugees is still in- back to Europe and 254 of and chairman of the Joint over nearly three years, was door to each other in Tree of Life synagogue in grained in contemporary those on board died in the Chiefs of Staff, serves as the vision of Ohio native Hanoi,” he said. “Although Pittsburgh, showed how politics Canada, the U.S. Holocaust. honorary chairman of the John Glenn, the late mili- we couldn’t tap on the wall, anti-Semitism shaped Can- and elsewhere. Canada’s rejection of the museum’s board of advis- tary hero, astronaut and there was a walkway be- ada’s response to Jewish Trudeau said 17 percent St. Louis was not an iso- ers. U.S. senator who died in tween our rooms and some refugees fleeing Germany. of all hate crimes in Canada lated incident. When it He said during opening 2016. Taylor calls the muse- months, probably over a “Today, I rise in this target Jewish people. came to Jewish immigra- ceremonies that by delving um a “labor of love” to year, we spent waggling our House of Commons to is- “Holocaust deniers still tion, Canada’s policy at the into what inspires veterans Glenn and the veterans fingers under the door and sue a long overdue apology exist,” he said. “Anti-Semi- time was “none is too to serve, the nation can committee he convened to passing by a door and to the Jewish refugees Can- tism is still far too present. many.” begin to heal. plan a site to memorialize saying nice things, like, ada turned away,” he said in Jewish institutions and “Of all the allied coun- “They represent the “ordinary Americans doing ‘Cheer up,’ and so forth.” Ottawa. neighborhoods are still be- tries, Canada would admit rainbow that is America, extraordinary things.” The museum also re- “We used our laws to ing vandalized with swas- the fewest Jews between the strength and goodness The structure’s sweep- members those who don’t mask our anti-Semitism, tikas.” 1933 and 1945. Far fewer of America,” he told the ing concrete arches have come home. A quiet, 2.5- our antipathy, our resent- He condemned the at- than the United Kingdom crowd hunkered down drawn attention by design- acre grove whose waterfall ment. We are sorry for the tacks in Pittsburgh as a and significantly less per against cold and rain. “And, ers, as well. Architectural is visible from the museum callousness of Canada’s re- “heinous anti-Semitic act capita than the United in this day when we’re Digest dubbed the museum foyer is meant for reflection sponse. And we are sorry of violence.” States,” Trudeau said. having trials and tribula- one of the most anticipated and remembrance. Doughnut customers step up, fill hole to help owner of shop By Allison Klein It started a few weeks wife, 63, in the afternoon Donut City responded in a Chhan are “humble, smiling City in 1990, and have been The Washington Post ago, when customers once all the doughnuts were big way. They started show- people.” happy small-business own- started noticing that some- sold and the shop was clean, ing up in the dark, ordering Rogers said she and all of ers since. It’s been about two weeks thing was amiss. he said. dozens of doughnuts and her friends started to spread When Stella Chhan ini- since customers have been Every day for the past 28 That’s all it took. croissants. the word to go to the shop tially fell ill a few weeks ago, arriving at Donut City in years, the friendly husband- “Days went by and I just By 6 a.m., there’s often a early and buy doughnuts. he said, she couldn’t speak Seal Beach, Calif., starting at and-wife owners — Stella couldn’t get it out of my line to the door. “I was like, ‘Wait, that’s and had trouble moving. 4:30 a.m. to buy dozens of and John Chhan — have head,” customer Dawn Cav- “We’re done for today. my doughnut store,’ ” Rog- Now she’s talking some and doughnuts. stood behind the counter iola told the Orange County Sold out about a half-hour ers, 47, said. “We posted and can sit down on her own. On Monday, the shop selling their freshly made Register. “So I thought, if ago,” Chhan said in a tele- reposted — and every day During the phone call, he sold out at 7:30 a.m.— hours breakfast treats. enough people would buy a phone interview at about 8 I’ve been down there the paused to tell several cus- before its usual 2 p.m. clos- But then one day, Stella dozen doughnuts every a.m. Monday. line has been to the door.” tomers he was sold out. ing time. Chhan wasn’t there. morning, he could close “A lot of people come in As John Chhan cleaned Then he turned his atten- Customers say the When customers in- early and go be with his and buy three, four, five up his store Monday morn- tion back to the call and doughnuts are delicious. quired, John Chhan, 62, wife.” dozen,” he said. ing, he said he would finish emphasized how thankful But that’s not why told them she had suffered Caviola posted the idea Jenee Rogers said she’s up and then head over to see he is for his customers. “I so they’ve been waiting in line an aneurysm Sept. 22 and on the neighborhood mes- been a regular customer for his wife. He said the two appreciate it,” he said. “I just to buy them in recent was recovering in a nursing sage board Nextdoor, and the past 20 years. came from Cambodia in the can’t say enough thank you weeks. home. He would go visit his neighbors and fans of She said John and Stella late 1970s, bought Donut and thank you.” Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 15

NEWS BRIEFING Pompeo Staff and news services meeting with North Korean ‘Faithful Patriot’ name for show envoy delayed of force at border is dropped SEOUL, South Korea — A meeting between Secre- WASHINGTON — The tary operation may ulti- tary of State Mike Pompeo Pentagon has directed U.S. mately take instead. and a senior North Korean military commanders to A Pentagon spokesman envoy has been delayed, stop calling the deploy- said that simply referring throwing stalemated di- ment of active-duty troops to the military operation plomacy over the North’s to the southern border as “border support” is a nuclear weapons into fur- “Operation Faithful Patri- “more accurate descrip- ther uncertainty. ot,” a name derided by tion” because the Depart- The State Department critics as overtly political ment of Homeland Securi- said in a short statement while President Donald ty is overseeing it. Wednesday the officials Trump played up the mis- The news was first re- would meet later “when sion in stumping for Re- ported by The Wall Street our respective schedules publican candidates. Journal, which said the permit.” The decision was ac- directive was issued by North Korea and the knowledged Wednesday Defense Secretary Jim MLADEN ANTONOV/GETTY-AFP United States are trying to but it was not immediately Mattis’ office on Election 1941 remembered: Russian guardsmen in Moscow on Wednesday mark the anniversary revive stalled diplomacy clear what name the mili- Day. when the Red Army paraded past the Kremlin to battle Nazi troops in World War II. meant to rid the North of its nuclear weapons. There was much talk of the possibility of success Aid delivered to thousands following a meeting in Trump administration finalizes June between President stranded in Syrian camp Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong BEIRUT — The U.N. The nearly 50,000 peo- birth control opt-out policy Un, but in the months and the Syrian Arab Red ple stranded in the desert since there has been little Crescent on Wednesday had received no aid since WASHINGTON — A court battle. tighter rules on Affordable to quiet skeptics who be- completed a desperately January. At least four peo- day after Republicans ex- Under former President Car Act plans that cover lieve the North will never needed aid delivery to ple have died in the past panded their Senate major- Barack Obama’s health care abortion. The administra- give up weapons it has displaced Syrians in a re- month because of malnu- ity, the Trump adminis- law, most employers must tion said those changes are described as necessary to mote desert camp near the trition and limited access tration on Wednesday fi- cover birth control at no intended to ensure that counter a hostile U.S. border with Jordan. to medical care. nalized a policy change that charge as a preventive serv- taxpayer-provided subsi- Fadwa Abed Rabbou Syria and its ally Russia allows some employers ice for women. Accommo- dies for health insurance Baroud, of the U.N. Office have blamed U.S. troops with religious or moral dating religious objections are not used to pay for of the Resident Coordina- stationed nearby for not objections to opt out of has been a sticking point for abortions. In Cameroon: The 79 tor, said the delivery to the providing security for aid providing no-cost birth years. The vast majority of em- students kidnapped by un- Rukban camp included a shipments, allegations the control for female workers. President Donald ployers offer birth control identified gunmen from a month’s worth of food, as Americans deny. Jordan The new regulations Trump’s administration benefits through their school in Cameroon last well as medicine, clothes closed the border over from several federal agen- has broadened narrower health plans. Large compa- weekend have been re- and vaccinations. security concerns. cies apply mainly to reli- exemptions and work- nies whose stock is sold to leased, but two of the gious organizations, non- arounds that Obama per- investors won’t be eligible three staff members ab- profits and small busi- mitted, moves favored by for the opt-out, and neither ducted with them are still nesses. Women’s rights social conservatives who will governmental employ- being held, said an official groups already suing the are staunch supporters of ers. at the church near the Poland blocks far-right march, administration over an ear- the president. It’s unclear how many regional capital of Ba- will hold inclusive event lier version of the opt-out Also on Wednesday, the women will be affected by menda where the students vowed to continue their administration proposed the new policy. ages 11 to 17 were brought. WARSAW, Poland — government, which has The mayor of Warsaw on been trying not to alienate Wednesday banned radi- far-right voters but then cal Polish nationalists faced the strong possibil- Dead brothel owner wins assembly seat in Nevada In Brooklyn: A jury of from marching on the ity that the main news seven women and five 100th anniversary of Po- from Poland on its centen- On Monday, the Nevada Hof, the owner of several him beating Democrat men was finalized land’s independence due nial would have been brothel owner Dennis Hof legal brothels who gained Lesia Romanov with 63 Wednesday at a federal to security concerns. The about extremists or even was laid to rest in a lipstick- notoriety from appearing percent of the vote. courthouse for the U.S. move prompted Polish violence. red casket strewn with on the HBO series “Cat- His victory, however, trial of Mexican drug lord leaders to quickly draw up At last year’s march, roses. A floral arrangement house,” was found unre- was not unexpected. The Joaquin “El Chapo” Guz- plans for an inclusive some marchers carried approximating the silhou- sponsive and not breathing sprawling district is reliably man. Guzman has pleaded march Sunday that could racist and anti-Islamic ettes of two mating rabbits at the age of 72 on Oct. 16, conservative, and under not guilty to charges of be embraced by all citi- banners calling for a marked his grave. four months after winning state law, candidates who overseeing a drug cartel zens. “White Europe” and dis- The next day, he was the Republican primary for are elected posthumously known for violence. It was a significant played white supremacist elected to the Nevada State his district. On Tuesday, are replaced by another Opening statements be- about-face for the populist symbols. Assembly. unofficial results showed member of their party. gin Tuesday. 40%OFF

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directors of content John P. McCormick , Editorial Page Editor Jonathon Berlin, Amy Carr, Phil Jurik, Marie C. Dillon , Deputy Editorial Page Editor Joe Knowles, Todd Panagopoulos, Marcia Lythcott Founded June 10, 1847 , Associate Editor, Commentary George Papajohn, Mary Ellen Podmolik, Margaret Holt , Standards Editor Elizabeth Wolfe EDITORIALS Rebuilding the shell-shocked Illinois GOP House Speaker Michael Madigan, with Republicans not only lost the governor’s lengers — Sens. Neil Anderson of Andalu- here have no choice but to unite and re- an open spigot of resources from billion- office. They lost every statewide race in- sia and John Curran of Downers Grove, build. Taxpayers deserve a two-party, aire Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker, regained his cluding attorney general; their rising along with Reps. Mark Batinick of Plain- more balanced government. Outside the 71-seat supermajority in the Illinois House hopes for their candidate, Erika Harold, field, Tom Morrison of Palatine, Tom Chicago area, voters overwhelmingly and might increase that number once final fell short as she lost to Democrat Kwame Demmer of Dixon, Grant Wehrli of supported the GOP. The map is red. But election results from Tuesday are deter- Raoul. Those legislative results further Naperville, to name a few — will have to the population density of Chicago and its mined. At least two suburban seats were weakened them. And they’ll have no lever- retread this party. And they’ll have to do it surrounding, Democrat-leaning suburbs too close to call Wednesday morning but age over a new redistricting map that without worrying about the next election. overwhelm the numbers across the rest of could be Democratic pickups. Democrats will draw and which will set Don’t go weak. Go big — that is, as big as a the state. It’s a long-standing frustration of Democrats in the state Senate, already the stage for more winnable Democratic minority party can go. Give the people of residents who live outside the metro area. commanding a supermajority, picked up districts for 10 more years. Illinois fresh ideas for fixing this state’s But for a relative few (but populous) blue one and perhaps two more seats. Demo- government and economy. counties, Illinois would be a crimson state. crats barnstormed once-safe GOP districts What’s an Illinois Republican Party to The Democrats won resoundingly in The GOP can have its comeback. The in the western suburbs and put two Re- do? Recoil and tremble? Or unite and Illinois due in large part to anti-President process will be a grind. Given the lingering publicans on a tightrope. Results are still rebuild? Donald Trump sentiment that invigorated hard feelings between conservatives and out. Here’s the first step: Mend the fracture turnout, not just for statehouse races but the more moderate establishment, even It is, then, a rough morning to be an between establishment and conservative for congressional contests too. Two subur- agreeing on leadership post-Rauner will be Illinois Republican. Republicans — Rauner supporters and ban Republicans, Peter Roskam of the 6th grueling. But the infighting that has pitted Gov. Bruce Rauner conceded his race those who backed his primary opponent, District and Randy Hultgren of the 14th Republicans against one another needs to early in the evening, thanking voters and Rep. Jeanne Ives — and begin the rebuild- District, lost their seats Tuesday night. And stop. urging unity. “This is a time to unite. This ing process. Find common ground and due to draining population, the state of On Tuesday, that intramural acrimony is a time for us to put aside partisan politics bury old grudges. Coalesce around new, Illinois is likely to lose at least one congres- within the GOP helped the Democrats. to move forward together as citizens of fresh leadership in the House and Senate. sional seat during the next remap process. But Tuesday is history. Republicans, Illinois to create a better future for our The talent is there. House and Senate stop the self-destruction. Unify. Rebuild. children and grandchildren.” members who managed to fend off chal- If they want to rebound, Republicans Start now. TRUMP AND THE DEMS AS 2020 ROARS INTO VIEW

What was the biggest surprise of this election in which Democrats won control of the U.S. House? Maybe that Pres- ident Donald Trump is still planning to visit France this weekend for a World War I commemoration, instead of trav- eling to a battleground state for a political rally. No, it’s not too soon to be thinking about 2020. Because you know Trump is gaming out re-election strategies right now, just as Rep. Nancy Pelosi, among other Democratic leaders, is contemplating how her party can retake the presidency and Senate.

You weren’t hoping to take a breather from politics, were you? This next stage of competition will play out on multiple levels. Soon, some of the Democrats who’ve been popping up in Iowa and New Hampshire will join U.S. Rep. John Delaney, D-Md., as announced presidential challengers. That surely will fire up Trump, who loves campaigning at least as much as governing. Meanwhile in Washington, expect that every day will be a struggle for control of the government — and the political narrative. With their House victories, Democrats are no longer strictly the voice of opposition in D.C. Chances are any major legislation passed during the second half of Trump’s term — can Americans even hope for legislative solutions in a grid- locked capital? — will require cooperation from Democrats. Maybe there will be no such cooperation, which some in the party would see as SCOTT STANTIS capitulation. Along with their majority position, preview of their emerging approach as look back fondly at that era. holding the governorships (and thus House Democrats will gain oversight he reacted to the news that Attorney levers of power) in Florida and Ohio, powers, including the ability to launch General Jeff Sessions had resigned at Trump won’t go there of his own arguably the two most crucial swing investigations and demand documents Trump’s request. Nadler, likely to chair volition. The self-described “counter- states in a presidential election. — on Russian interference in elections, the House Judiciary Committee, said he puncher” is most energized when he’s On Wednesday and beyond, America relations with Saudi Arabia, the admin- wants to know more about the impact berating foes and stirring up dust. It’s an is just as divided as it was before Tues- istration scandal du jour. That could of Sessions’ departure on the Mueller ugly act that doesn’t always work. day’s election. But with that flip of make life difficult for Trump. investigation. “We will be holding peo- Trump, after all, failed to keep Republi- House control and with lingering divi- Here’s what Rep. Gerald Connolly of ple accountable,” Nadler warned. Given cans in charge of the House. That was sions in both major parties, everything Virginia, the top Democrat on the over- a binary choice of legislate or investi- mainly because he incited aggrieved is amped up. sight subcommittee on governing oper- gate, we’re guessing that Connolly and Democrats to support their candidates. Is that a reason for Americans to ations, told Bloomberg: “It’s not like Nadler would choose the latter. But while Trump lost the House despair? Not at all. There’s work to be we’re going to go drunk-crazy with There’s widespread belief that di- battle, he didn’t lose the war. His presi- done as well as progress to be protected. subpoenas. But it may seem that way vided government is positive for the dency did not succumb to a blue wave The economy is going great guns; em- because we are coming off a two-year country because it nudges the parties to of opposition. Republicans appear to ployers are hiring. Trump and the drought of no subpoenas.” So not drunk compromise. “Bipartisanship,” they have increased their clout in the Senate, Democrats may dislike each other, but on power, but maybe a little tipsy. used to call it, like back in 1986 when which means they’ll likely keep con- they can’t engage in fisticuffs 24/7. Both President Ronald Reagan signed a tax firming Trump’s judicial nominees. will want to show voters they know On Wednesday, Rep. Jerrold Nadler reform act sponsored by Democrats. They also won a number of important how to run the country. of New York gave Americans another Americans of a certain temperament races for governor; they pivot to 2020 Because the race to 2020 is on.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING Today, the United States has the most powerful econo- The key to America’s success lies in its unique toleration Britain, railroads had to make strange loops to avoid an- my in the world: With less than 5 percent of the world’s for “creative destruction,” the destabilizing force described cient settlements. In America, they could carve a straight population, it still accounts for almost a quarter of global by the economist Joseph Schumpeter in 1942. Creative line from “Nowhere-in-Particular to Nowhere at All,” as GDP. America has the world’s highest standard of living destruction reallocates society’s resources from less pro- the Times of London put it in 1874. apart from a handful of countries with small populations, ductive pursuits to more productive ones — from spinning The U.S. has sometimes paid a heavy price, both aes- such as Qatar and Norway. It also dominates the industries jennies to factories, for example, or from horse-and-bug- thetically and economically, for rapid development, but that are inventing the future — intelligent robots, driver- gies to motorcars. ... unlike its European peers, it has avoided chronic stagna- less cars, life-extending drugs. The fact that 15 of the Consider the sheer size of the U.S., which has allowed it tion. world’s top 20 universities are based in the U.S., according to suck in millions of immigrants and construct continent- Alan Greenspan and Adreian Wooldridge, to the QS World University Ranking, suggests that it is spanning companies. It has also allowed the country to “The American Growth Machine” well-placed to dominate the ideas economy. ... shift relatively easily from one industry to another. In Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 17 PERSPECTIVE

CORY MORSE/GRAND RAPIDS PRESS Howard “Cowboy” Wooldrige, a retired police detective, awaits election results Tuesday in Lansing, Mich. The state voted to legalize recreational marijuana. The growing consensus for legal marijuana

allow pot to be legally consumed in vide banks some assurance that they growing number of other States to some circumstances to 33, according could handle the accounts of legiti- decide for themselves how to safe- to the Drug Policy Alliance, plus mate marijuana suppliers without guard the health and welfare of their Washington, D.C. being prosecuted. citizens,” Clarence Thomas wrote in Pro-pot candidates also did well But as soon as he was installed as his dissent. “If Congress can regulate Tuesday. Illinois elected a governor, attorney general, die-hard prohib- this under the Commerce Clause, then Steve Chapman J.B. Pritzker, who favors allowing itionist Jeff Sessions reversed course. it can regulate virtually anything.” recreational cannabis. So did Connect- He ordered prosecutors to fully en- Neither party is consistent on mat- The United States remains starkly icut (Ned Lamont), Maine (Janet force federal laws reflecting “Con- ters of federalism. But this is the rare divided between red and blue, with Mills), Minnesota (Tim Walz) and gress’ determination that marijuana is occasion when Republicans could Republicans and Democrats each New Mexico (Michelle Lujan Gr- a dangerous drug and that marijuana enlist Democrats in curbing Washing- registering some gains and some set- isham). The winner in Wisconsin, activity is a serious crime.” ton’s meddling in matters that can be backs in the elections. But on one Tony Evers, has said he is “not op- Does Congress really still believe handled perfectly well at the state important issue, a national consensus posed” to it and would like a statewide that? This ought to be an issue on level — deploying a concept that libe- is emerging that transcends party and referendum to settle the issue. which the two parties can come to- rals might find attractive under Presi- ideology. America is becoming Weed Cannabis has already run away with gether — not on whether marijuana dent Trump, Senate Majority Leader Nation. the contest for public favor. In 2000, should be legal but on whether states Mitch McConnell and Justice Brett On Tuesday, Michigan became the according to the Pew Research Center, should be allowed to make their own Kavanaugh. 10th state, along with the District of only 31 percent of Americans sup- choices. Last year, Republican Sen. Republicans might also gain politi- Columbia, to decide to legalize mari- ported legalizing recreational pot. Rand Paul of Kentucky joined with cally from eliminating the federal role. juana for purely recreational use. A Today, 62 percent do. Democratic colleagues Cory Booker of Taking a more moderate position on a quarter of Americans will live in states But even in states where cannabis is New Jersey and Kirsten Gillibrand of matter that millions of people regard that let them get stoned without fear legal, it isn’t. Federal law still bans New York to propose ending the fed- as no business of politicians could of the constable. weed, with penalties that include eral prohibition on medical cannabis. soften their image among independent The states include not only reliably prison time even for mere users. Sick The conservative Tenth Amend- voters. Passing an important measure crunchy Oregon and Massachusetts people smoking it to relieve chronic ment Center regards the federal law as with bipartisan support would dem- but two that went for Donald Trump pain, muscular dystrophy or epilepsy, an unconstitutional usurpation of state onstrate that the 2018 election results in 2016 — Alaska and Michigan. They in faithful compliance with their state sovereignty. It was Georgetown pro- didn’t prevent our lawmakers from range from the East Coast to the West laws, are not exempt from prose- fessor Randy Barnett, a darling of the getting anything useful done. and from the first in population, Cali- cution. conservative Federalist Society, who in I can just imagine it happening. And fornia, to the 49th, Vermont. The Under Barack Obama, the Justice 2004 argued before the Supreme no, I’m not high. others are Colorado, Maine, Nevada Department adopted a hands-off Court that the federal government had and Washington. policy toward states with permissive no right to stop individuals from grow- Steve Chapman, a member of the Trib- Then there are the states that allow policies. Then-Attorney General Eric ing pot for personal use. une Editorial Board, blogs at www marijuana to be used for medical Holder issued directives instructing He lost the case, but the court’s .chicagotribune.com/chapman. needs. On Tuesday, Missouri and Utah U.S. attorneys to defer to state laws on most conservative justice agreed with — Utah! — voted to join the club. That medical and recreational cannabis. him. “Our federalist system, properly [email protected] brings the total number of states that The administration also tried to pro- understood, allows California and a Twitter @SteveChapman13

OP-ART JOE FOURNIER 18 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 PERSPECTIVE

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Hope soars in Illinois, but What’s next? OK Mike Madigan, it’s up to you now. The votes are counted. Democrats hold all the political power in Illinois. You have your political dream team in place. fear scores nationwide My question is this: What will you do now? Will you push forward the more tax, more spend agenda of the past decades and watch the continued exodus of residents and businesses from our state? Or will you finally seek sensible spending, tax and pension reforms, reasonable balanced budgets, and measured regula- tory and business reforms that encourage Eric Zorn employers and Illinois taxpayers to stay in Illinois, invest in our communities and Hope — or foolish optimism, if you will schools, and believe in a strong financial — hit a home run in Illinois on Tuesday future for our state? with the election of a sunny Democratic Show us how one-party rule doesn’t billionaire as governor along with signifi- need to mean more of the same. Use this cant gains and impressive wins for Demo- consolidation of power to achieve work- crats up and down the ballot. able compromises with all constituents in The results were a rebuke to incumbent our state legislature and lead the effort Republican Bruce Rauner, who frequently toward positive change and fiscal health talked down Illinois in comparing it unfa- for our state. You no longer have anyone vorably to surrounding states, and to the blocking your agenda. Please make it be fear and division sown by President Don- one that brings good to all Illinoisans, not ald Trump. just those on the political left. We will be Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker’s victory speech better as a state when we set party aside was stuffed with metaphors about beacon and work toward a stronger fiscal future fires, inner lights and the hills and waves for all of us. of history. In one particularly florid pas- — Nancy Wulkan, Chicago sage, he praised young people “who see the rust on old ideas and dare to scare the dogma out of those who mistake tradition A disgraceful vote for truth.” The most disturbing thing for me He wrapped up with a promise to lead about this year’s election is that over 25 the fight “for health care for everyone; for percent of my neighbors voted for a neo- well-paid teachers and a quality education Nazi. While incumbent Democrat Dan for our kids; for equal pay for equal work; Lipinski easily defeated the Republican for a criminal justice system that is truly candidate Arthur Jones in the Illinois 3rd just; for environmental policies that are Congressional District, I am appalled that based on science; for a responsible state Jones received even one vote. budget; for gun safety laws that protect This isn’t hyperbole. Jones is a former our families; for jobs at a living wage; for member of the American Nazi Party and strong labor unions; for a state that wel- ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE an outspoken Holocaust denier. He brags comes immigrants; and for the truth.” Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker’s message worked in Illinois, and Democrats also took the U.S. of attending racist and white supremacist The last two items in particular were House. But other results seemed to vindicate President Donald Trump’s rhetoric. events. His political symbol is an elephant digs at Trump, whose frenzied and dis- representing the GOP draped with a honest campaigning in the lead-up to poisoned and polarized the nation in ways was, for once, nondelusional. Confederate flag. With all the finger- Tuesday’s national midterm elections too numerous to list, picked up what looks Back to Illinois, Pritzker and the Demo- pointing that this candidate or that focused on ginning up anxiety about vi- like three Senate seats and can certainly crats will have no whipping boys and girls elected official promotes racist, fascist or olent migrant hordes streaming across our tell himself that incivility and mendacity to blame should hope strike out — in par- totalitarian ideals, Jones stands out as the southern border and falsely reassuring were the way to go. ticular should the state’s dismal financial real McCoy. those with existing medical conditions Tuesday wasn’t a home run for Trump, condition fail to improve. To complete the No one needed to vote for Jones. The that the GOP would protect their access to but it was a solid single — a slightly better humiliation of Rauner’s defeat and to Republican Party rightfully distanced low-cost insurance. than expected result that included some underscore the fecklessness of his reign, itself from him, and, if you did not want to And although Pritzker’s message unexpected Republican wins in guberna- House Speaker Michael Madigan, whom vote for Lipinski, there were two more worked in Illinois (hammered home by an torial races and left him in some ways Rauner spent four years and tens of mil- conservative candidates that voters could unprecedented expenditure of campaign stronger. lions of dollars impugning and accusing have written in. Still over 55,000 of my cash) and Democrats once again have He now has enough of a vote cushion in and blaming for every evil from Zion to neighbors in the Chicago area chose to their paws on all the levers of power here, the Senate that he could probably install Cairo, appears at this writing to have re- vote for Jones, and we should be ashamed the returns nationally seemed to vindicate on the federal bench former Judge Jea- gained his veto-proof legislative super- of this. His vote tally serves as a stark Trump’s dark messaging and rhetorically nine Pirro, a particularly sycophantic Fox majority. reminder that there are Americans who slashing style. News Channel commentator. This will fill a minority of you with are willing to forget our nation’s struggles Yes, Democrats picked up more than And, if I may offer one more glass-less- despair, not hope. Granted. Even under- with the very dark policies that he pro- the 23 seats in the U.S. House of Repre- than-half-full assessment of the national stood. The Democrats had similar locks on motes. sentatives — including two key seats in outcome, Trump now has a Democratic power before Rauner was elected in 2014 — Peter Okkema, La Grange Illinois — to take control of that chamber. House to run against, assuming he seeks and didn’t exactly turn Illinois into a shin- But it was hardly the 63-House-seat re-election in 2020. Every nutty idea or ing beacon on the wavy hills of history, or “shellacking” that President Barack outlandish appropriation of his that the whatever. Rock bottom Obama took in the 2010 midterms, his House fails to advance, and every sub- Voters here told us rather resoundingly I would like to thank the Chicago Trib- first, when the voting public was restive poena served on him as the House mounts that they believe this time it will be differ- une for all it has done to educate the because he was trying to give everyone investigations of him and his adminis- ent. But as Pritzker admires the ball sailing citizens of Illinois about the ramifications affordable health care and invest in an tration, will be one more grievance for him over the fence, let’s remember this is still of their votes. Based on the election re- economic stimulus to drag the nation out to air and one more excuse to offer when, batting practice, and the game hasn’t even sults, it appears more people are satisfied of the worst financial disaster since the inevitably, the nation’s fortunes take a begun. with the high taxes and corruption that Great Depression. turn. are the foundation of this state than I Obama also lost six seats in the U.S. Trump’s tweet late Tuesday, “Tremen- [email protected] thought. Senate that year, whereas Trump, who dous success tonight. Thank you to all!” Twitter @EricZorn The goods news is that the election results will accelerate the state’s path to hitting a fiscal bottom, so perhaps Illinois could one day rise. In the meantime, this taxpayer will be paying lower taxes in another state in the near future. Good Congratulations, Democrats, luck, Illinois, and enjoy what you voted for. — Stan Stec, Orland Park now it’s time to get to work Perpetual campaigns Our political election process has be- obvious to anyone who was paying atten- for newcomers of all races and back- come continuous. No longer do we an- tion: Even though his name wasn’t on the grounds to work hard and contribute to nounce a winner and get on with the ballot, this election was a referendum on American prosperity, stand in stark con- promises made. We just toss the results his presidency. He hoped his endorse- trast to President Trump’s repeated use of aside and start to strategize about the ments would have long coattails, which immigrants and their families as objects of next time we go to the polls. Even after they probably did. fear and loathing. these contentious midterm elections, we Clarence Page But, while most of his endorsed Senate We saw that in his closing arguments at have no satisfaction in those who won or candidates survived, which was expected rallies last weekend. A day after the Labor disappointment in those who lost. In- Dear Democrats: Congratulations. You since a number of them were in safe seats, Department’s glowing report of 250,000 stead the drumbeat begins for 2020. had your big chance in this week’s he had conceded that the Republican jobs added to the economy in October, When can we start to solve our prob- midterm elections to blunt President House majority probably would be a Trump decided — against the pleas of lems? When does the work that our poli- Donald Trump’s demagoguery, and you goner — and it was. Turnout by Demo- House Speaker Paul Ryan, according to ticians so vigorously promised actually didn’t totally blow it. cratic voters increased by double digits in Politico — to continue attacking the mi- begin? This will all fall on deaf ears if we That’s not a small thing. Sure, you’re many districts compared to the midterms grant caravan of mostly Honduran ref- do not see some work being done. So get disappointed that you didn’t win more of 2014. ugees slowly making their way across to it now! Senate seats or more governors’ mansions. The result is a new Congress that will Mexico to seek asylum status in this coun- — Sue Atkenson, Palos Park But you won a majority of the House. You be younger, more female and more ethni- try. expanded representation by women and cally and racially diverse than ever. Why? As Trump told the Montana rally people of color. You can now take charge Among the new winners is Lauren on Saturday, he needed to talk about the Our sacred right of House committees and their subpoena Underwood, a Democratic nurse from “crisis” at the border to really fire up his This country has to come to grips with power. Naperville who has never held elected base. “I can only go for four or five min- voter suppression. Suppression is mani- I don’t know whether Rep. Maxine office before but unseated four-term utes with that (economic) stuff,” he said, fest in many areas of this country in the Waters, a California Democrat and one of Republican incumbent Randy Hultgren to “and then the crowd says, ‘We love you,’ form of waiting in line for hours on end in Trump’s favorite punching bags in his win a seat in the U.S. House from Illinois’ and then they start dwindling off.” order to vote, purging voter rolls, closing rally speeches, can or will use the chair- 14th Congressional District. No wonder Trump’s supporters appre- polling locations, using broken machines, manship of the House Financial Services Two other Midwestern districts elected ciate how he “tells it like it is.” Most tradi- reducing early voting hours, creating Committee, for which she is next in line, Muslim women to Congress for the first tional presidents would accentuate the unnecessary and onerous restrictions to subpoena the president’s tax returns, time. Michigan Democrat Rashida Tlaib positive, as Ronald Reagan famously did. relative to ID rules and so very much which he refuses to release. But, ah, isn’t it and Ilhan Omar, the Minnesota Demo- But to Donald Trump, no pitch is too more. pretty to think she will? cratic-Farmer-Labor Party’s nominee, will dangerously inflammatory or divisive to It’s in the best interest of everyone to What is certain for now is the check represent their strongly Democratic dis- use in firing up his crowd. get rid of this scourge called voter sup- that Democrats can provide on at least tricts. Omar will also be the first Somali- President Trump has been leading our pression. Voting is a sacred right for all, some of Trump’s wretched excesses, for American woman in Congress. diverse country down a dangerous path of and unless we demand that voter sup- which he has been enabled by his fellow Democrats also elected the first Native division with his presidency, unfortu- pression is eliminated, we will not truly partisans. American woman to Congress, Sharice nately enabled by his fellow congressional have a fully democratic system. Those include funding for his border Davids, who unseated Kansas Republican Republicans. In such circumstances, the — Dick Flesher, Orland Park wall, which is too expensive and unneces- Kevin Yoder, and Deb Haaland of New opposing party, supported by the voters, sary, and more tax cuts, which would Mexico, who replaces Democratic Rep. has not only an opportunity but a duty to deepen a national debt that has already Michelle Lujan Grisham, who vacated the push back. For online exclusive letters go to grown by a trillion dollars on his watch. seat to run for governor. www.chicagotribune.com/letters. Send They can bring real oversight of the In Texas, victories by Veronica Escobar Clarence Page, a member of the Tribune letters by email to executive branch and clean up the carni- and Sylvia Garcia will make them the first Editorial Board, blogs at www.chicago [email protected] or to val of corruption generated by scandal- Latinas from the Lone Star State to go to tribune.com/pagespage. Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, 160 ized members of the president’s Cabinet the House. N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, IL and his own family. Victories like these, well within this [email protected] 60601. Include your name, address and Trump acknowledged a reality that was nation’s tradition of offering opportunities Twitter @cptime phone number. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 19 PERSPECTIVE

We won! So, what’s next for House Democrats?

By Raja Krishnamoorthi ties for bipartisan cooperation, the newly Democratic House Voters across the United States must be willing to do its duty made a collective decision Tues- under the Constitution — even in day to put Democrats in charge the face of President Trump and of the U.S. House of Representa- Republican opposition. As a tives. This is the first time since member of the House Oversight 2010 that Democrats have been and Government Reform Com- entrusted with a House majority. mittee for the past two years, I The question now is what have been frustrated with the Democrats should do with this House GOP’s refusal to perform new responsibility. the constitutional role of Con- What we should not do is to gress as a check and balance on react like Senate Republican the executive branch. From the leader Mitch McConnell did on downgraded top-secret security the cusp of the Republican wave clearance of Jared Kushner, of 2010. McConnell famously President Donald Trump’s son- announced that his top priority in-law and White House adviser, was to ensure President Barack to ethical lapses in various exe- Obama’s failure. As a party, and cutive agencies, evidence of for our country, Democrats must potential corruption and self- do better than that. dealing needs to be explored. The Republican Party remains Perhaps, in the new world of a in control of both the U.S. Senate split Congress, some Republican and the White House for the next colleagues will join in a serious two years. This means that in and responsible effort at over- order to deliver on our promises, sight. Democrats can and should find Let me be clear: I believe an potential areas of agreement immediate move by the new with our Republican colleagues House to impeach the president and President Donald Trump. would be a mistake. We should When they had total control of allow special counsel Robert the federal government during Mueller to complete his investi- the past two years, Republicans gation and review the results and focused on a highly partisan recommendations to determine agenda of repealing the Afford- appropriate action. One thing the able Care Act and passing a huge new, Democrat-led House should tax cut whose benefits flowed do from day one is to protect that overwhelmingly to special inter- investigation and end the highly ests and the very wealthy. Con- partisan efforts to undermine or gressional Republicans did not discredit it. seek nor obtain Democratic votes While we await the conclusion for either of these measures of the Mueller investigation, the because they didn’t need the business of the country must go votes. (Nevertheless, repeal of MARK WILSON/GETTY forward. This week’s election Obamacare did fail due to oppo- results provide the opportunity sition from a handful of Republi- in a bipartisan ceremony. This suit of a more partisan agenda. macare are doomed to failure. for a Washington reset. If Presi- can senators, including the late means millions of Americans The new House Democratic The new Congress should turn dent Trump is the deal-maker he John McCain.) who don’t a attend four-year majority should encourage the instead to reducing health care claims to be, now is the time to Contrast this with last year’s college will still have the chance president to revisit it. A long- costs and protecting access for look for those areas where we bipartisan effort to rewrite the to obtain the skills and knowl- overdue investment in our roads, more Americans. One potential can find agreement. Let’s dem- federal law governing skills- edge to build a prosperous career bridges, airports and other capi- pursuit is bringing down the high onstrate that Washington can put based education, also known as and live a middle-class life. tal needs would produce millions cost of prescription drugs. Presi- partisanship aside and deliver career and technical education, There are several areas where of jobs while strengthening our dent Trump has identified this as some wins for Americans. which had not been revised since similar bipartisan cooperation is national economy for the long a personal priority. Perhaps this 2006. The bill, which I intro- possible over the next two years. term. could be combined with an effort Raja Krishnamoorthi, D-Schaum- duced with my Republican col- High atop that list is rebuilding A second area for cooperation to strengthen health care in areas burg, represents the 8th Congres- league G.T. Thompson of Penn- our nation’s crumbling infra- is improving our health care that have been plagued by multi- sional District of Illinois, which sylvania, passed both houses of structure. President Trump cam- system. With a Democratic ma- ple hospital closings in recent includes Chicago’s west and Congress unanimously and was paigned on that issue in 2016, but jority in the House, future Re- years. northwest suburbs. He was resigned into law by the president he largely abandoned it in pur- publican efforts to repeal Oba- While we look for opportuni- elected to a second term Tuesday. Happy Thanksgiving GOBBLE UP OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR! • Tub To Shower • Walk-In Tub Conversions • Easy To Clean, No • Tub & Wall System More Mold Or Mildew • Shower & Wall System

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Thursday, November 8, 2018 | Section 2 BUSINESS

ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE A shopper leaves the Target store in Morgan Park on Tuesday. Target said it is standing by the decision to close its Morgan Park and Chatham stores. Target stands by ‘difficult decision’ South Side stores will spokesman for Mayor Rahm city said is expected to include Target said the decision fol- city, Jackson said. Emanuel. a Target. The Minneapolis- lowed an annual review of its “They don’t put money in, close despite city’s Emanuel has spoken with based retailer has not publicly stores’ performance. The and they’re setting the store up plea to reconsider Target’s CEO at least five times announced plans for a store at stores selected for closure saw to fail,” she said. since the company notified the that location. “multiple years of decline and Caroline Connors, executive By Lauren Zumbach city of its plans the day before Emanuel said the executive underperformance,” spokes- director of the Morgan Park Chicago Tribune the closures were announced order is meant to ensure “if woman Jacque DeBuse said. Beverly Hills Business Associ- publicly, and he has offered you’re going to be a Chi- That surprised shoppers at ation, said she has mixed feel- City officials are scrambling millions of dollars in tax incre- cagoland store, you’re in all the Morgan Park store, who ings about potential incentives to get Target to reconsider its ment financing assistance, said parts of Chicago.” said it had seemed popular, to help keep the South Side decision to close two South Collins, who declined to com- “Do I think this will solve especially given its convenient stores open. Side stores early next year, ment on details of the city’s everything? No,” he said. “Do I location just off Interstate 57. “I hate to see a big vacancy, offering the retailer millions of offer. think it tightens up the ship? Kenya Lewis, 51, said the store but at the same time, I really dollars in incentives to keep On Wednesday, Emanuel Absolutely.” was busy enough that lines feel that our small businesses the stores open. signed an executive order that For customers, Target’s de- would build up at checkout. add so much more to our But Target, which last week would keep developers seeking cision to close convenient big- “If you’re going to say (it was neighborhoods,” Connors said. announced plans to close TIF money for retail projects box stores in their neighbor- underperforming), show me Still, she understands the stores in the Morgan Park and from getting incentives if one hoods was especially hard to the numbers,” said Lewis, of appeal of a national retailer like Chatham neighborhoods, said of their large tenants is plan- stomach as they’ve seen the Hyde Park. Target and said the store ap- it is standing by its “difficult ning to close stores in another chain expand elsewhere in the News that the Chatham peared to have been popular decision” — one that has been part of the city. city. store was struggling wasn’t as with neighborhood residents. met with criticism from shop- The move was in response to “They’re closing the only shocking to Jackson. The store Meanwhile, U.S. Rep. Bobby pers and local officials alike. Target’s announcement, two this far south, but they’re opened in 2002, about six years Rush, D-Chicago, who last The city is still trying to get Collins said. The City Council every 10 blocks on the North earlier than the Morgan Park week criticized the retailer’s Target to change its mind, recently approved $13 million Side,” said Tasha Jackson, 42, location, and feels run-down decision to close the stores, though officials recognize it’s a in assistance for a shopping who was shopping at the Chat- compared with more upscale long shot, said Adam Collins, a center in Albany Park that the ham store Wednesday. Target stores elsewhere in the Turn to Target, Page 3 Tuesday’s midterm elections good for wine, liquor sales By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz ports for Election Day since 2013, Chicago Tribune based on blood alcohol content levels collected by its smartphone Watching the high-stakes elec- app. The company has found tion returns Tuesday may not have thatblood alcohol levels are typi- been good for stress levels, but it cally 50 percent higher compared was good for alcohol sales. with an average Tuesday, said Booze delivery services, which spokeswoman Stacey Sachs. have proliferated in recent years, Results from Election Day wer- reported notable bumps in orders en’t available Wednesday, but on as Chicagoans sat glued to their average, the blood alcohol content JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE TVs during one of the most hotly levels are .065 percent for Election South Shore Hospital, pictured, and Mount Sinai Hospital earned F anticipated midterms in recent Day, nearing the .079 percent grades for safety in a new report by the Leapfrog Group. The hospi- memory. average for Super Bowl Sunday, tals say this is related to their decisions not to submit data. goBooze, a division of the on- Sachs said. The legal blood alcohol demand convenience store deliv- LARA HATA/GETTY level for driving in most states is ery service goPuff, saw a 25 Watching the high-stakes election .08 percent. Illinois hospitals percent increase in alcohol sales in returns Tuesday may not have Some bricks-and-mortar liquor Chicago compared with an aver- been good for stress levels, but it stores also experienced an Elec- age Tuesday, with a surge in wine was good for alcohol sales. tion Day sales bump. and vodka orders between 8 p.m. Sales were up 35 percent at improve in safety and 11 p.m., said spokeswoman Liz Tuesdays. Still, that was less than Garfield’s Beverage in the Wicker Romaine. the 8 percent increase in orders Park/Bucktown neighborhood Those customers paired Bare- nationally. Spirit orders rose 30 compared with a normal Tuesday, centage of their hospitals that foot Pinot Noir, Dark Horse Rose, percent, suggesting people felt about the same increase the shop 2 Chicago facilities earned A’s. Hospitals that earn Tito’s vodka and Goose Island 312 inclined to reach for the hard stuff, saw during the 2016 presidential still receive F’s from high marks often tout them to beer – the top sellers Tuesday – while wine was up 13 percent. election, said general manager attract patients. with Flamin' Hot Cheetos, Act II Orders for beer decreased. Sam Mullen. Leapfrog Group Hospitals don’t automatically Butter Popcorn and Laffy Taffy, Liquor delivery service Drizly The store is across the street get a grade of F if they don’t Romaine said. Between 11 p.m. said orders were up 7 percent in from a polling station, so it got By Lisa Schencker submit data. and 1 a.m., ice cream and water Chicago compared with a typical many new customers sporting “I Chicago Tribune The group awarded A’s to orders peaked. Tuesday, in line with the national Voted” wristbands, some of whom about 39 percent of Illinois At Foxtrot, orders were up 13 average, with most locals ordering told Mullen they hoped their Two Chicago hospitals serv- hospitals, up from about 35 percent on Election Day com- red wine and whiskey. purchase was celebratory but ing many low-income patients percent of hospitals in the pared with the prior Tuesday. Other cities saw much more worried it could go the other way. got F’s in patient safety, a new spring. The state ranks 13th in Most people were buying bottles dramatic spikes, with alcohol de- There was more sparkling alco- report shows, even as the state the nation for safety, up from of wine and pints of ice cream, said liveries up 26 percent in Washing- hol purchased than usual and, he improved its overall ranking. 15th in the spring. co-founder Taylor Bloom. ton, D.C., 35 percent in Seattle and was surprised to find, a lot of Mount Sinai and South Shore “We’re really excited that Illi- Bloom noticed that the com- 53 percent in Tampa Bay, Fla., higher-end wine. hospitals said their failing grades nois is moving up the ranks and pany sold more bottles of Rough according to Drizly. The Election Day alcohol were related to their decisions we’re taking this seriously,” said Day Cabernet Sauvignon than Still, people weren’t as thirsty as bump, while welcome for booze not to submit data to the non- Cheryl Larson, president and usual, “so perhaps that name they were during the 2016 presi- purveyors, is still modest. New profit Leapfrog Group. Twice a CEO of the Midwest Business resonated with how people were dential election, when Drizly’s Year’s Eve, Fourth of July, and the year, the nonprofit grades hospi- Group on Health, which works feeling going into the evening,” he alcohol orders surged 70 percent days leading up to Christmas tals on 28 measures of safety, with Leapfrog in Illinois each said. nationally. remain by far the favored occa- including hand hygiene, inten- year. Saucey’s orders from Chicago For some, Election Day has sions for alcohol purchases. sive care unit physician staffing, At least six Illinois hospitals customers rose 12 percent on turned into a drinking holiday. bedsores and falls. States are Election Day compared with aver- Breathalyzer maker BACtrack has [email protected] then ranked based on the per- Turn to Hospitals, Page 3 age sales over the prior five been releasing consumption re- Twitter @alexiaer 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 Wells Fargo error led to 545 foreclosures By Renae Merle steps but has yet to win over in distress deserves better,” Washington Post many lawmakers, including said Alys Cohen, staff attor- Democrats who have called ney for the National Con- Wells Fargo has ac- for its chief executive, Tim sumer Law Center. “Why knowledged that, due to a Sloan, to testify again about don’t we know more about calculation error, it had the bank’s actions. The how this happened? And improperly foreclosed on bank is also under orders where are the regulators 545 distressed homeown- from the Federal Reserve ensuring that homeowners ers after they asked for help not to grow any bigger that get fully compensated?” with their mortgages. its current $2 trillion in Wells Fargo initially dis- Overall, 870 homeown- assets until it addresses its closed the problem in Au- ers were denied help they various problems. gust and said it would set qualified for — with more In this case, Wells Fargo aside $8 million, or about than half losing their homes said an internal review $12,800 per customer, to afterward, Wells Fargo said. found that the bank had address the problem. But The acknowledgment is denied help to hundreds of on Tuesday it increased the sure to increase pressure on homeowners after fees number of people it be- the San Francisco-based charged by foreclosure at- lieves were affected after bank, which has been strug- torneys were improperly conducting an expanded gling to repair its image used when the bank deter- review. A “substantial ma- after a series of missteps. It mined whom to offer mort- jority” of the borrowers has already paid more than gage help. The problem have already been con- $1 billion in fines to various began in 2010 and wasn’t tacted and will be offered regulators for opening up corrected until last April, “remediation,” the bank sham accounts people the bank said. said. didn’t want and improperly “It is really astounding The bank did not say repossessing thousands of that it has taken so long to how much more money, if cars. find these problems and it is any, it expects to set aside to Wells Fargo has repeat- not at all clear that this is compensate the additional CHRISTOPHER DILTS/BLOOMBERG NEWS edly apologized for its mis- the end of it. A homeowner borrowers. Wells Fargo said a majority of the borrowers will be offered “remediation.” ‘Net neutrality’ fight carries on How once-obscure conservative group The Federalist Society. notion became a ISPs haven’t done hot-button issue themselves any favors in appealing to the con- By Mae Anderson sumer. They’ve long had a Associated Press reputation for bad service and high prices. Unlike the NEW YORK — For a high-profile support for fundamentally nerdy sub- net neutrality, the opposi- ject, net neutrality is push- tion was limited to being a lot of political but- hind-the-scenes lobbying. tons. Nonetheless, the FCC The latest salvo is over a rolled back the net-neu- California law that re- trality rules last December stores a ban on cable, on a 3-2 party-line vote. wireless and other broad- The decision took effect in band providers from im- June. peding people’s ability to On Monday, the use their favorite apps and Supreme Court declined services. to hear appeals from the The federal govern- broadband industry to ment had rescinded that strike down a lower court ban, and the Trump ad- ruling in 2016 that was in ministration is seeking to favor of net neutrality. block California’s effort as That effectively shut an imposition on federal down an appeal that had prerogatives. CHARLES KRUPA/AP already become moot Though net neutrality Net neutrality has taken on much larger social and political dimensions from being just an insight into efficiently. when the FCC rolled back started off more than a the rules. But the fight is decade ago as an insight equipment and controlled now at Columbia Uni- and apps of their choosing. The debate created likely to drag on. into how to make net- what channels are shown versity, coined the term Nor could they charge strange bedfellows: Sup- Several tech companies works work most effi- on TV. With an end-to- “net neutrality” in 2003 to Netflix and other video port for net neutrality including Mozilla and ciently, it has taken on end network like the inter- argue for government services extra to reach comes from many of the Vimeo are challenging the much larger social and net, the types of equip- rules that would prevent viewers more smoothly. same people who are also FCC’s rollback decision in political dimensions lately. ment, apps, articles and big internet providers Once President Donald critical of the data-sucking a federal appeals court. The issue has emerged as video services permitted from discriminating Trump took office, net tech giants who benefit That’s separate from the an anti-monopoly rallying are limited only to imagi- against technology and neutrality became one of from it. challenge to the California point and even a focus for nation. services that clashed with his first targets as part of Yet on net neutrality, law, on hold until the tech “resistance” to the Trump And the internet sub- other aspects of their busi- broader government de- these tech companies got companies’ lawsuit is re- administration. sequently grew like no- ness. Allowing such dis- regulation. The FCC to be the “good guy,” siding solved. Oral arguments in “Any time the cable body’s business — largely crimination, he reasoned, chairman he appointed, on the side of the younger the tech companies’ case companies and the Trump because it wasn’t anyone’s would choke off innova- Ajit Pai, made rollback a “digital first” generation are expected in February. administration are on one business. tion. top priority. and consumer groups call- Oregon, Washington side, it looks good for But as internet use ex- Big telecommunica- And thus net neutrality ing for more protection. and Vermont have also companies to be on the panded, so did the power tions companies, on the became political. No matter that these com- approved legislation re- other side,” Boston Law of the big companies that other hand, argue that As a vote loomed for panies are keeping their lated to net neutrality. School professor Daniel offer internet service to they should be able to months, the once-obscure own business interests at And a Democratic take- Lyons said. the masses. It became control the pipes they concept was debated end- heart, as a net-neutrality over of the House in Tues- But the idea hasn’t al- clear that they could — built and owned. lessly on talk shows and rollback could mean day’s midterm elections ways been political or par- and sometimes would — The Federal Communi- online chats. Big-time higher costs for access to could revive efforts to en- tisan. Net neutrality traces restrict what people did. cations Commission sub- Hollywood producer the “pipes.” act net neutrality into fed- back to an engineering The Associated Press scribed to the principle of Shonda Rhimes tweeted a Politicians glommed on eral law, though Trump maxim called the “end-to- found in 2007 that Com- net neutrality for over a link to a story about saving to the debate to appear would likely veto any such end principle,” a self-regu- cast was blocking or slow- decade and enshrined that net-neutrality on her life- consumer friendly. attempts. lating network that put ing down some file-shar- as specific rules in 2015 style website. Actor Mark “No politician will ever “Net neutrality is only control in the hands of end ing. AT&T blocked Skype under Chairman Tom Ruffalo urged people to lose votes by supporting the fifth round of a 12- users rather than a central and other internet-calling Wheeler, an Obama ap- contact members of Con- net neutrality,” said Gus round boxing match,” authority. services on the iPhone pointee. Among the rules: gress by tweeting, “Long Hurwitz, law professor at Wedbush Securities Man- Traditional cable-TV until 2009. Broadband companies live cute dog videos on the University of Nebraska aging Director Dan Ives services required special Law professor Tim Wu, couldn’t block websites YouTube! #RIPinternet.” and a member of the said.

Boeing issues warning after Lion Air plane crash False sensor readings experienced erroneous in- Indonesian authorities been declared safe to fly. put from one of its AOA would provide Boeing with On Wednesday, the Indo- might be a factor in (Angle of Attack) sensors,” information from the pilot nesian transportation safety jet’s final moments said Boeing in the state- who flew with the problem- committee said it would ment. A misreading in the atic sensor so that could be re-create the flight to see By Timothy sensor can cause the plane shared with other airlines in what role the possibly mal- McLaughlin and to dive suddenly. case they faced similar diffi- functioning sensor may Stanley Widianto Indonesian investigators culties, Nurcahyo Utomo, have played in the crash. The Washington Post said Wednesday that an an accident investigator The re-creation will be AOA sensor on the jet was with the National Trans- done at Boeing’s facilities in JAKARTA, Indonesia — replaced the day before the portation Safety Commit- Seattle and will replicate Airplane manufacturer doomed flight, on Oct. 28, tee, said. the flight’s path and jour- Boeing said Wednesday when a pilot flying the same The Boeing 737 Max 8 ney. that it has issued a bulletin aircraft on a different route, jets are among the manufac- Experts have been puz- to airlines worldwide warn- from Bali to Jakarta, re- turer’s newest models, and zled at what could have ing of erroneous readings ported problems with it. have been snapped up by caused the almost-new jet from flight-control soft- The pilot on the crashed airlines in booming aviation to go down in clear skies, ware on its planes, after an RONY ZAKARIA/BLOOMBERG NEWS Lion Air flight had asked markets, including Indone- unlike other major airplane almost-new Lion Air jet- All 189 people on board the 737 Max 8 were killed when the shortly after takeoff to re- sia and India. More than disasters in which weather liner crashed into the sea Lion Air jetliner crashed into the sea after takeoff Oct. 29. turn to the airport in Ja- 200 of such planes are in or older jets were major soon after takeoff, killing karta, but lost contact with service around the world, factors. The data from the the 189 people on board. angle of the plane and the plane increased in speed air traffic controllers after- billed as the most advanced flight recorder and Boeing’s Boeing, which is assisting alerted flight crews of the before nose-diving into the ward. of the popular 737 jets. statement have provided in an investigation into procedure they have to fol- Java Sea 13 minutes later. At a news conference The two Indonesian air- the first clues, but rescuers what went wrong in the low. Indonesian investigators Wednesday in Jakarta, acci- lines that fly the Boeing 737 continue to search for the Oct. 29 crash of one of its The bulletin from Boeing have recovered the plane’s dent investigators showed Max 8 planes, national device that records voices in new 737 Max 8 jets, said it was the first indication that flight data recorder, which reporters the AOA sensor carrier Garuda Airlines and the plane’s cockpit. That issued a bulletin Tuesday as an error with the aircraft’s showed that the plane’s that was removed from the Lion Air, which operates 10 recorder is expected to pro- “part of its usual process.” systems may have caused airspeed indicator malfunc- aircraft Oct. 28. The small of these planes, both de- vide a fuller picture to The bulletin informed problems for the Lion Air tioned on its last four flights. black cylinder with a fin clined to comment on the investigators of the Lion Air airline operators on what to flight, which took off from “The Indonesian Na- that protrudes from the side bulletin. Indonesian offi- flight’s final moments. do if they receive false Jakarta. Instead of a smooth tional Transportation Safe- of the aircraft near the cials say that all 11 such Search operations con- readings from flight-control takeoff, the plane’s altitude ty Committee has indicated cockpit was wrapped in a aircraft have been tested for tinue in the Java Sea off the software that measures the fluctuated dramatically, and that Lion Air Flight 610 clear plastic bag. airworthiness and have coast of Jakarta. Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 3 Study: Renters losing ground sidelined it in favor of com- The analysis “helps with Research, Ehrlich and Uni- Owners 4 times parisons between the “1 understanding the causes versity of Illinois econo- wealthier than percenters” and the other and consequences of differ- mists David Albouy and 99 percent. They had to. ences in the distribution of Yingyi Liu write that be- average in U.S. Many data sets don’t in- total household wealth cause housing is a basic clude an individual’s hous- across time and across need and an expense that By Andrew Van Dam ing or business ownership countries,” Kasy said. Those can’t be avoided, price in- The Washington Post status, for reasons of avail- differences arise when peo- creases hit poor Americans ability or privacy. ple use their savings to hardest. They find “in- In the United States Without those identifi- make up for missing or creases in the relative price more than almost any- ers, researchers can mea- inefficient public pension of housing have increased where else, wealth and insure only wealth distribu- systems, higher education real income inequality by 25 come are concentrated tion in terms of the wealth opportunities, housing and percent since 1970.” among business owners itself. health care. Housing costs have risen and landlords. And that James Davies, an econo- Fessler says social re- 40 percent more than the club, blessed by capitalism, mist at Canada’s Western lationships reveal how prices of other goods since is becoming increasingly University whose work on wealth levels and wealth 1970, Albouy, Ehrlich and difficult to join. international wealth mea- uses interact. Liu found. Business owners and surement spans four dec- A renter might use her The share of renters who landlords tend to be about ades, observed that large- wealth to fund retirement, spent more than half of four times as wealthy as the KRISZTIAN BOCSI/BLOOMBERG NEWS scale stock ownership per- while a business owner their income on housing average American. That’s Renters tend to be in the bottom 40 percent of wage earn- forms a similar function as might use her wealth for doubled between 1970 and more than almost any other ers. The top 5 percent are likely to own businesses or rentals. owning rental properties or technology, machinery or 2011. country included in a new businesses. If Fessler and even influence by making Past performance is no study. split households into three are most likely to be renters. Schurz had taken equities political donations or run- guarantee of future results, On the other end of the groups. Homeowners, The top 5 percent are most into account, the differenc- ning for office. as they say, but homeown- spectrum, renters in the whose primary wealth is likely to own businesses or es between the United “It is not the same to save ership has traditionally pro- United States tend to have also their primary resi- rental properties. The au- States and other countries for an emergency, or to pelled people up the ladder about an eighth as much dence, form the bulk of the thors found this polariza- would probably have been accumulate wealth in order from renting to owning to wealth as the average middle and upper-middle tion has increased since larger. to exercise power in soci- selling things to renters and American. class. 1962. Davies said the share of ety,” said Schurz, Fessler’s customers of their own. In the recent working Business owners and In every country Fessler business owners and land- co-author. “When re- A 2016 study by sociolo- paper, Austrian central landlords — about 15 per- and Schurz studied, home- lords across countries is searchers only measure the gists Alexandra Killewald bank economists Pirmin cent of U.S. households — owners’ wealth hovers near similar enough to make him distribution of net wealth of Harvard and Brielle Bry- Fessler and Martin Schurz tend to be among the the national average. The think the measure leaves between households, they an, now of Rice University, used a long-running U.S. wealthiest. Their wealth is biggest gaps are between unexplained a significant risk overlooking these dis- confirmed this. After con- wealth survey and its newer typically used to generate those who own businesses proportion of international tinctions.” trolling for other factors, European counterpart to additional income. and rental properties and variations in inequality. University of Michigan they wrote, “each year of compare wealth across con- Those who pay to rent their customers and ten- Understanding how economist Gabriel Ehrlich homeownership between tinents. their residences — about 35 ants. ownership of real estate and said the underlying in- 1986 and 2008 is associated It’s one of the first such percent of households — In terms of wealth, that financial assets differs equality squares with his with about $4,400 more in comparisons to look at and whose wealth is typi- gap is widest in the United across levels of wealth helps understanding of the gulf midlife wealth.” wealth in terms of what cally used to cover needs States and Austria. In terms economists evaluate other between renters and own- But it’s getting harder for people use it for, rather than such as emergency ex- of income alone, the United consequences of wealth in- ers in the United States, but renters to become home- at arbitrary percentile cut- penses or retirement, fill States tops the list. equality, such as disparities he questioned the broader owners. off points. out the bottom of the spec- This divergence between in safety, social power and applications of the “socio- “Prices have gone up The widest inequalities, trum. They’re joined by worker and owner is per- consumption, said Maxi- logical” frame used by relative to income,” Ehrlich they find, are between homeowners and business haps the oldest take on milian Kasy, a Harvard Uni- Fessler and Schurz. said. “A 20 percent down groups inside countries, not owners whose debt exceeds wealth inequality. Yet econ- versity economist who has In a working paper re- payment is a lot more mon- across country borders. their equity. omists who measure these collaborated with Fessler in leased in 2016 by the Na- ey now than it was 30 years In their analysis, they The bottom 40 percent things on a global scale have the past. tional Bureau of Economic ago.” Target will close South Side stores

Target, from Page 1 farther to one of Target’s other South Side or south plans to hold a communi- suburban stores. ty meeting at a church in The retailer also has Chatham Thursday eve- locations in McKinley ning and invited residents Park, Archer Heights and to share ideas about how Hyde Park. to encourage the com- McKinney said she’s pany to reconsider. considered shopping As of Wednesday, Tar- elsewhere on principle get said its plans had not but remains on the fence, changed. “We are now in part because she likes focused on helping Tar- Target’s brands and serv- get’s team members ice better than those of its transfer to new locations, closest competitor, Wal- and our goal is to ensure mart. there are no job losses as a But she’s also not a fan result of these closures,” of the company’s timing. DeBuse said in an email. The stores are scheduled Jackson said that once to close in February — the Target in Chatham shortly after the big holi- closes in February, she day shopping season. will likely shop at Wal- “It may be good for mart more often, al- business, but I just feel JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE though it’s about 2 miles like it’s not neighborly,” South Shore Hospital, pictured, and Mount Sinai Hospital earned F grades for safety in a new report. away and less convenient. McKinney said. Rovetta McKinney, 38, who lives in Chatham but Chicago Tribune’s John Illinois hospitals improve safety said she prefers shopping Byrne contributed. at the Target in Morgan Park, hasn’t decided [email protected] Hospitals, from Page 1 ing the hospital’s quality of failing grades often get er, have long cautioned that whether she’ll drive even Twitter @laurenzumbach care and safety, Dr. Mira those marks either because consumers should take earned A’s for the last five Iliescu, Mount Sinai’s vice of problems with their qual- grades and rankings with a years in a row: University of president and chief medical ity of care or because they grain of salt and not use United States Postal Service Chicago Medical Center in officer for acute care hospi- didn’t submit all the data them as the sole factor STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP Chicago; Rush Copley Med- tals, said in a statement. required to Leapfrog, Lar- when choosing a hospital. MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION ical Center in Aurora; “We recognized that the son said. Either way, she Many organizations rank 1. Publication Title: CHICAGO TRIBUNE Northwestern Medicine data from 2016 and 2017 — said, patients should be and grade hospitals, and 2. Publication No. 10400000 Central DuPage Hospital in from which the Fall 2018 wary. they have different method- 3. Filing Date: November 1st, 2018 4. Issue Frequency: Daily (7 days) Winfield; Elmhurst Hospi- Leapfrog scores are based — “They should be con- ologies for doing so, leading 5. No. of Issues Published Annually: 365 tal; OSF St. Joseph Medical presented an opportunity to cerned and look at other to varying conclusions. 6. Annual Mail Subscription Price: $779.48 in five state area Center in Bloomington; and improve in a number of properties in the region,” 7. Mailing Address of Known Office of Publication: 160 N. Stetson Ave., Chicago, Cook County, IL 60601 OSF St. Mary Medical Cen- areas,” Iliescu said. Larson said. [email protected] 8. Mailing Address of Headquarters or General Business Office of Publication: ter in Galesburg. Hospitals that receive Hospital leaders, howev- Twitter @lschencker 160 N. Stetson Ave., Chicago, Cook County, IL 60601 9. Name and Address of Publisher, Editor, and Managing Editor: South Shore Hospital Publisher and Editor: Bruce Dold, 160 N. Stetson Ave., Chicago, Cook County, IL 60601, President CEO Timothy Managing Editor: Peter Kendall, 160 N. Stetson Ave., Chicago, Cook County, IL 60601 ADVERTISEMENT 10. Owner: Tribune Publishing Company, LLC, 160 N. Stetson Ave., Chicago, Caveney said his hospital Cook County, IL 60601 didn’t submit data to Chicago Tribune Company, LLC is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tribune Publishing Leapfrog because of the Deposit & Loan Guide Chicago Tribune Company, LLC, a publicly-traded company listed on the Nasdaq. (TPCO) 11. Known Bondholders, Mortgagees, and Other Security Holders Owning or Holding 1 process involved. “It’s very Percent or More of the Total Amount of Bonds, Mortgages, or Other Securities: None expensive for us to do that, Int Chking Money 3mo6mo 12 mo 18 mo 24 mo 36 mo 60 mo 12. Not Applicable to gather that information Acct Mkt Acct CD CD CD CD CD CD CD 13. Publication Name: Chicago Tribune Institution Min Min Min Min Min Min Min Min Min Phone /Website 14. Issue Date for Circulation Data Below: September 30th, 2018 and submit it, and we’re a 15. Extent and Nature of Circulation: poor, safety net hospital NA 1.85 NA NA 2.60 2.70 2.80 NA NA trying to survive,” Caveney Average No. Copies No. Copies of Single said. More than half of the NA 100,000 NA NA 25,000 25,000 25,000 NA NA 773-649-0240 Each Issue During Issue Published Nearest Chicago - Preceding 12 Months to Filing Date South Side hospital’s pa- www.statebnk.com Devon Avenue Visit our location on Devon Avenue for all your banking needs! Print Circulation tients are on Medicaid. a. Total Number of Copies (Net Press Run) 240,091 499,802 Earlier this year, the hos- NA 1.20 NA NA 2.50 2.75 2.75 2.85 3.10 b. Paid Circulation (by Mail and Outside the Mail) (1) Mailed Outside-County Paid Subscriptions 372 512 pital said it might have to Stated on PS Form 3541 close its doors if it didn’t get NA 0 NA NA 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 800-869-3813 (2) Mailed In-County Paid Subscriptions 0 0 Synchrony www.synchronybank.com Stated on PS Form 3541 a promised $3 million infu- Bank Great Rates + Safety = Peace of Mind. Member FDIC. (3) Paid Distribution Outside the Mails Including Sales 199,968 435,851 sion from the state. The Through Dealers, Carrier, Street vendors Counter hospital got that cash about Savings Update Sales and Other Paid Distribution Outside USPS (4) Paid Distribution By Other Classes Mailed 0 0 three weeks ago and is no Through the USPS longer in danger of immi- What is an add-on CD? c. Total Paid Distribution nently closing, Caveney Smart savers shop around for a good deal before without changing your term or the interest rate. (Sum of 15b. (1), (2), (3), and (4) 200,340 436,363 locking funds into any certificate of deposit. But the d. Free or Nominal Rate Distribution (by Mail said. more CD shopping you do, the more you discover Many add-on CDs allow you to add as many deposits and Outside the Mail)) He also said that the that it’s not just “one size fits all” out there. as you like, although they’ll likely require minimum (1) Outside-County Copies included on PS Form 3541 0 0 additional increments and may stipulate a maximum (2) In-County Copies included on PS Form 3541 0 0 hospital’s ratings are closer The vast majority of CDs fit a standard formula: you that can ultimately be held in the CD. But some add- (3) Copies Mailed at Other Classes Through the USPS 0 0 to average by other mea- deposit a lump sum, you agree to keep it there for on certificates specify you can make just one ortwo (4) Outside the Mail 29,749 47,720 a set term, and the bank agrees to pay you a fixed additional investments over the CD’s lifetime. e. Total Free or Nominal Rate Distribution 29,749 47,720 sures. South Shore earned interest rate on your funds. f. Total Distribution (Sum of 15c. And 15e.) 230,089 484,083 two stars out of five for Add-on certificates are well-suited to anyone saving g. Copies Not Distributed 10,002 15,720 But anyone who shops around will quickly notice toward a specific goal, like a down payment fora h. Total (Sum of 15g. And 15h.) 240,091 499,803 quality from the federal some specialty CD types, which tweak the general house or car, because they allow you to incremen- i. Percent Paid and/or Requested 87.1% 90.01% Centers for Medicare and structure with added flexibility or requirements on tally sock money away while earning more than you Circulation (15c. Divided by 15f. Times 100) Medicaid Services. one aspect of the certificate. likely would from a savings account. Electronic Copy Circulation Mount Sinai also noted One of the simplest variations is an add-on CD. With Just be sure to choose a term length that aligns with a. Paid Electronic Copies 150,033 227,317 the time-consuming nature these, you still make an initial deposit, and the bank your savings goal, and check that the rate is competi- b. Total Paid Print Copies + Paid Electronic Copies 350,373 663,680 still requires a set term in exchange for a fixed rate. tive. If you can earn almost as much with a savings or c. Total Print Distribution + Paid Electronic Copies 380,122 711,400 of the process. Instead of The difference is that these CDs don’t limit you to money market account, you may be better served by d. Percent Paid (Print + Electronic Copies) 92.2% 93.3% the initial deposit. You can add more funds over time, the withdrawal flexibility those accounts offer. submitting data to 16. This Statement of Ownership will be printed in the November 8th 2018 issue of this publication. Leapfrog, Mount Sinai RateCriteria:Rateseffectiveasof11/6/18andmaychangewithoutnotice.RateSeeker,LLC.doesnotguaranteetheaccuracyoftheinformationappearingabove 17. I certify that all information in this form is true and complete. ortheavailabilityofratesinthistable.Banks,Thriftsandcreditunionspaytoadvertiseinthisguide.N/Ameansratesarenotavailableornotofferedatthetimerates Bruce Dold, Publisher chose to focus on a new were surveyed.All institutions are FDIC or NCUAinsured.Yields represent annual percentage yield (APY) paid by participating institutions. Rates may change af- initiative aimed at improv- tertheaccountisopened.Feesmayreducetheearningsontheaccount.Apenaltymaybeimposedforearlywithdrawal.Toappearinthistable,call773-320-8492. 4 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 MARKET ROUNDUP

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OBITUARIES

MARI HULMAN GEORGE 1934-2018 Indy speedway steward, Cemeteries/Crematories/ Humphrey, Donald E. Mausoleum Donald Edward Humphrey, 89, of Columbia, passed long-time philanthropist away on October 21, 2018, surrounded by his family. Funeral Services will be held By Jenna Fryer with her compassion for before his 1958 Indianapolis 3 Prestigious Mt. Emblem Cemetery at 1:00 p.m. Friday, November Associated Press everyone associated with 500 debut. She and Foyt 9, 2018, at The Crossing Lots For Sale racing, was unrivaled,” he placed a commemorative Church, 3615 Southland Dr.; Lots are located in Eventide, Lot 914, Graves 3 and Columbia, MO 65201, with Mari Hulman George, said. “We will all miss her “golden brick” into the fa- 4 and Lot 913, Grave 3. Current values are $4000/ Shay Roush officiating. A the “quiet pioneer” of auto leadership and her spirit.” mous “Yard of Bricks” start- grave and up. Willing to sell graves for $3000 a Visitation with the family will racing who was instrumen- Hulman George was im- finish line in May 2011 to piece. Contact Sally Beaurline Ludlow at sallylud- follow services. Don was born tal in the expansion of mersed in auto racing and celebrate the 100th anniver- [email protected]. Indianapolis Motor Speed- became friends with many sary of the inaugural India- December 30, 1928 to Floyd and Marie McAllister Humphrey in Cairo, Illinois. He way and became known to drivers during her teenage napolis 500 and the 50th was a veteran of the Korean War and served in the millions of fans over the and early adult years. She anniversary of Foyt’s 1961 Death Notices U.S. Navy. He married his wife, Janet, on August 21, years as the one who or- joined with longtime family victory. 1976. Don worked as a self-employed businessman dered countless drivers to friend Roger Wolcott to Foyt lamented the loss of until his retirement. He was active in prison ministry, start their engines before form the HOW racing team, a friend he and his wife, Bartilotta, Frances ‘Cho-Chi’ full gospel ministry and volunteered at The Crossing races, died Saturday. She which fielded American Lucy, had known for dec- Frances “Cho-Chi” Bartilotta, nee Pastore, 96. Church and within the community. Don was a pilot was 83. Automobile Association ades. He recalled living with Beloved wife of the late Frank, Sr. Loving mother and enjoyed flying his personal plane. He was an Hulman George, the (AAA) and United States the Georges early in his of Francine (Don) Ciulla of Frisco, TX. and Frank avid golfer and a longtime member of The Lake of speedway’s chairman of the Auto Club (USAC) Sprint career. (Victoria Santell) Bartilotta, Jr. Cherished grand- The Woods Three Dollar Club. Along with golf, Don mother of Stephen (Andrea) Ciulla, and Dianna was a longtime supporter of the Missouri Tigers board emeritus, died in In- and National Champi- “We’ve been close for (Will) Bacon. Adoring great grandmother of Allie and a big fan of the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas dianapolis with her family onship cars for several driv- over 60 years. We spent (Kendall) Kruger, Andrew Ciulla, Abigail Bacon and City Chiefs. Don is preceded in death by his parents, at her side, the speedway ers, including Jerry Hoyt, many a Christmas together, Beau Bacon. Daughter of the late Genaro and Mary his brothers Charles, Carl and Robert and his sister said in a statement. Eddie Sachs, Tony Betten- our kids are about the same Pastore. Dear sister of the late Rose (the late Frank) Nelda. Don is survived by his wife, Janet Humphrey; “Our mother was such a hausen, Roger McCluskey age so we had a lot of Lato, The late Ralph (the late Elizabeth) Pastore, daughter Donna Humphrey of McClure, Illinois; son unique, wonderful person. and Elmer George, whom wonderful times together,” the late Theresa (The late Ernest) Mategrano, and Craig Hurst of Columbia; his grandchildren Chris She loved her family, she married in 1957. he said. “We did a lot of the late Arthur (the late Kay) Pastore. Fond Aunt of and Anne Hurst of Columbia, who are expecting friends, auto racing and George won the Midwest things together and had a lot many. Entombment 11:30AM, Saturday, November his first great-grandson and Daniel and Katey Hurst, animals with equal pas- Sprint Car title in 1957 and of fun. She’s going to be 10, 2018 at Crucifixion Garden Mausoleum in Queen of Denver, Colorado who are expecting his first of Heaven Cemetery. Memorial Mass following at great-granddaughter; his brother Lee Humphrey sion,” said Tony George, finished third in 1956 and dearly missed, especially by 1:30PM at the Shrine of Our Lady of Pompeii 1224 of Nostasulga, Alabama, brother-in-law Rod Axley current chairman of IMS. 1958. Mari Hulman George me.” W. Lexington St. Chicago, IL 60607. Frances lived a of Nostasulga, Alabama; and his extended family, “She was a quiet pioneer in also co-owned an Indianap- Hulman George hosted full and wonderful life. Married to Frank for 62 years Ardith Hurst, Lucy Lee, Elizabeth Bonnano and fam- so many ways, from owning olis 500 entry in 1962 and for years two events during she enjoyed travelling around the world, and spend- ily, Giovanni Bonnano and family and Steve Daniels. a race team in the 1950s and 1963 that her husband the lead-in to the Indianap- ing time with her family especially her children and Memorials may be sent to The Crossing Church, 1960s to overseeing a period drove. He finished a career- olis 500. The “Racers Party” grandchildren. 3615 Southland Drive, Columbia, Missouri, 65201; of tremendous growth and best 17th in 1962 and retook place annually on the She was a great cook, hostess and a true matriarch preferred for the Ron and Sally Widbin Missionary evolution while chairman of ceived relief help from Paul opening weekend of the who will be missed by all. Information Cappetta- Fund, In Memory of Don Humphrey. Arrangements the board at IMS.” Russo and A.J. Foyt during “Month of May” for the DiCanio Funeral Directors 1900 Spring Rd. Oak are under the direction of Nilson Funeral Home, Brook, IL 60523 708 222-8869 or 708 222-3733 or 5611 E. St. Charles Rd.; Columbia, MO 65202. (573) Hulman George was IMS that race. entrants of the Indy 500, www.cappetta-dicanio.com 474-8443. Online condolences may be left for the chairman from 1988 “Racing is filled with pas- and a “Friends of the 50s Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries family at www.nilsonfuneralhome.com. A second through 2016. Her father, sionate people, but you’d be and 60s” event was held the memorial service will be at Shiloh Baptist Church Anton “Tony” Hulman Jr., hard pressed to find anyone week between qualifying 3240 Shiloh Rd. Villa Ridge, IL 62996 on Saturday, Bulmash, Carol Jane November 10 at 1 p.m. The telephone number is purchased the speedway in more passionate than Mari and the race to celebrate Carol Jane Bulmash, 79, nee Packer, of Evanston, 618-342-6555. 1945 and saved it from Hulman George,” said Tony with racing veterans. Illinois. Beloved daughter of the late Tillie and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries demolition after World War Stewart, an Indiana native She welcomed all drivers Ben. Dearest friend of Bertha Jean Ballard, Peggy II. Racing and the facility who grew up idolizing the to the parties, setting a Downing, Helene Gidaspow, Joan Abbey, and the became a staple of Mari Indy 500 and the speedway. standard for providing red late Michael McNeary. Beloved cousin and friend to Hulman George’s life. Born Dec. 26, 1934, in carpet treatment to all past many. Carol was a dedicated teacher at Von Steuben and Orr High Schools in Chicago. Her joy was Hutchison, Robert A. Hers was a familiar figure Evansville as Mary Antonia and present Indianapolis Robert A. Hutchison, Nov. 4, 2018, age 90. Devoted providing a home for many rescued Great Danes. and voice before the India- Hulman, she never ven- 500 competitors when they husband, father, and grandfather. Robert is survived She enjoyed dancing and swimming, and loved to napolis 500 and Brickyard tured far from Indiana. Hul- came to the track regardless by his wife Patricia (nee Willey) and his children go on cruises. Carol passed away on November 6 Ann, Mark, Mary, Jack, Theresa, Cathy and Tom, and 400 from the late 1990s man George attended of their stature with the after bravely fighting cancer for over two years. In grandchildren Kelly, Nathan, Lauren, Daniel, Natalie, until 2015. Purdue University and was public. deference to her wishes, there will be no service. Grant and Riley. Raised in St. Louis, Robert served in “She was known by milan Indianapolis community “Mrs. George was com- Donations may be made in Carol’s honor to Great the Army Air Corps (1946-1948). He graduated from lions as the woman who leader with her stewardship mitted to the long-term Dane Rescue. http://www.greatdanerescueinc.com St. Louis University and Loyola University (Chicago). gave the command to start of the speedway. health of the Indianapolis Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Robert worked in catholic healthcare administra- engines for the Indianapolis She launched numerous Motor Speedway as a treas- tion with The Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred 500 and other events at the philanthropic efforts, in- ured Indiana asset, and her Bumgardner , Hubert Heart, spending many years at St. Anthony Hospital speedway, but her true lega- cluding benefits for Indiana stewardship as chairman Hubert ‘ Butch” Alan Bumgardner 76, of Wheeling, in Chicago. He served as President of the Illinois cy will be the generous and Special Olympics and com- set the tone for staff and IL passed away after a heroic 6-month battle with Catholic Hospital Association. Robert completed kind philanthropy she plimentary field trips for others involved with IMS,” brain cancer on October 21, 2018 in Virginia Beach, his career with Suburban Hospital in Hinsdale. learned from her parents,” Indiana’s schoolchildren. said J. Douglas Boles, presi- VA. He was born on November 15, 1941, to Hubert Robert’s family has chosen a private family inter- George said. “That compas- She focused on the arts, dent of IMS. and Lorraine (Gerhke) Bumgardner ment at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Hillside, IL sion and desire to help health care and, in particu- In addition to son Tony Butch was the beloved husband of Sandra R. (nee with plans for a memorial celebration at a later people and animals every lar, animal care. She served George, she is survived by Pence), cherished father of Amy (Jason) Botelho and date. Arrangements entrusted to Hallowell & James adoring grandfather of Alicia. Loving brother of Mark Funeral Home at 708/352-6500 or www.hjfunerals. day are the true hallmarks on the board for Hulman & three daughters, a step- com In lieu of flowers, Memorial Offerings in Robert’s of her incredible life.” Company, IMS and the IMS daughter, seven grandchil- (Kay) and the late Terry (Terri) Bumgardner. Dear cousins of Charlene Mclntire, Marlene Artman and name can be made to Jesuits Central and Southern Racing giant Roger Foundation, as well as First dren, nine great-grandchil- Keith LeBeau. Many nieces and nephews. Province, 4511 West Pine Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63108- Penske called her an inspi- Financial Bank, a publicly dren and longtime compan- Butch was a longstanding member of The Lutheran 2191 (https://connect.jesuitscentralsouthern.org/ ration. traded company head- ion Guy Trollinger. She was Church of the Good Shepherd and follower donate), and will be deeply appreciated. “Her vision and guiding quartered in Terre Haute. preceded in death by her of Christ. Faith and family were everything to him. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries hand has been a driving Hulman George was es- husband, Elmer, and a step- Visitation Thursday, November 8 from 2-8 force at the Indianapolis pecially close to four-time son. p.m. at River Woods Funeral Chapels 205 S. River Rd, Motor Speedway and her Indianapolis 500 winner Funeral arrangements Des Plaines. Funeral service will be at The Lutheran love of motorsports, along Foyt, whom she met a year were pending. Church of the Good Shepherd 1111 N. Elmhurst Hyde, Patricia D. Rd., Prospect Heights with viewing at 10 a.m. until Patricia D. Hyde, 89 of Huntley, formerly of Glen Ellyn time of service 10: 30 a.m. Friday. Graveside service, & Ludington, Michigan passed away on Tuesday, Oakridge Cemetery, Hillside. Info 847-635-5900 or November 6, 2018 in Glenview surrounded by family. riverwoodsfc.com She is survived by her daughters, LauraJane Hyde Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries of Chicago, Margaret Ann Kurtock of Glenview, her Chicago Daily Tribune son, Eric Joseph Hyde of Naperville and her grandson, Maxwell James Kurtock. She was preceded in ON NOVEMBER 8 ... In 1922 Dr. Christiaan May 1970 demonstration in Fruestick, Marilyn P death by her loving husband of 55 years, James O. Barnard, the heart surgeon which four students were Marilyn P Fruestick nee Paulmeyer of Oak Lawn IL, Hyde and by her sister, Jayne Snow. In 1847 Bram Stoker, the who performed the first shot to death. died peacefully at home on October 26, 2018 at the Private family services have been held. Memorials age of 90. Marilyn leaves behind her loving husband in Patricia’s name can be made to Gilda’s Club author of “Dracula,” was human heart transplant op- of nearly 59 years Joseph P Fruestick. Marilyn re- Chicago. For more information please call DeFiore- In 1980 born in Dublin. eration, was born in Beau- scientists at the Jet tired from First Chicago Bank (aka JPM Chase) more Jorgensen Funeral & Cremation Service, Huntley at fort West, South Africa. Propulsion Laboratory in than 30 years ago. She is predeceased by her sib- 847-515-8772 or online condolences can be direct- In 1884 Hermann Pasadena, Calif., announced lings Fred Paulmeyer, Kathleen Zerulla and Richard ed to www.defiorefuneral.com Rorschach, the psychiatrist In 1923 Adolf Hitler that the U.S. space probe Paulmeyer. Marilyn leaves behind many nieces and who developed the inkblot launched his first attempt at Voyager I had discovered a nephews. Marilyn’s remains were cremated and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries test that bears his name, was seizing power with a failed 15th moon orbiting the there will be no service. born in Zurich. coup in Munich, Germany, planet Saturn. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries the “Beer-Hall Putsch.” In 1892 former President In 1981 Pulitzer Prize-win- Karagas Glazov, Joshua M. See Lt. Richard W. Munson (retired C.F.D) notice. Grover Cleveland defeated In 1933 President Franklin ning historian Will Durant Joshua M. Glazov. Beloved husband of Sheryl, nee incumbent Benjamin Harri- Roosevelt created the Civil died in Los Angeles; he was Freeman; devoted father of Ashton; son, becoming the first (and, Works Administration, de- 96. loving son of Jordan E. and Sheila to date, only) chief execu- signed to create jobs for Newman Glazov; fond brother of Noah Kiddle, Richard ‘Richy’ tive to win nonconsecutive more than 4 million unem- In 1983 Democrat W. Wil- (Kelly) Glazov; caring son-in-law of John Richard “Richy” Charles Kiddle, 65, passed away terms to the White House. ployed. son Goode was elected the and Nancy Freeman. Memorial service on October 29, 2018. He was born in Lake Forest, first black mayor of Phila- Friday, Nov. 9, 2 PM, at Am Shalom, 840 Vernon Ave, Illinois on June 21, 1953, to Charles and Easter (nee In 1900 In 1942 Glencoe. Condolence calls to follow at Am Shalom Johndrow) Kiddle. Margaret Mitchell, Operation Torch delphia; Democrat Martha until 5:30 PM. In lieu of flowers, memorial contribu- author of “Gone With the began during World War II Layne Collins was elected Richy retired from Lake Forest Hospital where he tions may be made to JDRF, [email protected], or worked in the dietary department for many years Wind,” was born in Atlanta. as U.S. and British forces the first female governor of Vet Ranch, www.vetranch.org. For info, please call after his retirement from Lake Forest Hospital he landed in French North Kentucky. Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home, 847-256-5700. continued to work at Jewel Osco in Lake Forest. He In 1904 President Theo- Africa. was known to ride his bike all over town, where he dore Roosevelt, who had In 1987, 11 people were was very popular and well liked at a lot of local busi- succeeded the assassinated In 1960 Massachusetts Sen. killed when an Irish Repub- nesses up and down Western Ave. Even after his William McKinley, was John F. Kennedy defeated lican Army bomb exploded Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries health began to fail, and cycling proved too difficult, elected to a term in his own Vice President Richard as crowds gathered in En- he would Uber to his favorite spots. Operating the right as he defeated Demo- Nixon for the presidency. niskillen, Northern Ireland, Uber app was an easy task as Rich was always up crat Alton Parker. for a ceremony honoring HIrschfield, Howard B. on the latest technologies and devices. He was a fix- In 1974 Howard B. Hirschfield, age 94, of High- ture at the Lantern and later at the Chief’s Pub. Even eight former Ohio Britain’s war dead. land Park, graduate of the United States In 1910 while drinking O’Douls he had more confidence ap- the first insect National Guardsmen were Military Academy West Point, retired proaching the ladies than any other man at the bar. electrocutor was patented acquitted of violating the In 1988 Vice President partner with Pankow Associates; be- Richy also liked to think of himself as a foreman by William Frost of rights of students at Kent George H.W. Bush won the loved husband for 71 years of the late for local construction crews working around the Spokane, Wash. State University during a presidential election, de- Lois, nee Cohen; loving father of David area, welcoming himself onto construction sites. feating Massachusetts Gov. (Pamela), Ira (Tom Hansen), and the late Sometimes getting himself into trouble for being in Michael Dukakis. Jack M.; adored grandfather of Jack (Michelle), areas he shouldn’t have been in. 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Kotsiopoulos, Pantelis ‘Babe’ Raher, LaVerne B. Pantelis “Babe” Kotsiopoulos, age 85, passed away Lobin, Marshall Raher, LaVerne nee Verzak, age 83. Beloved wife of Westcott, Craig on Sunday, October 28, 2018. Marshall Lobin. Loving and beloved husband of the the late Joseph T. Loving mother of Timothy J. (Toni A. Craig M. Westcott, age 57, suddenly. Beloved Beloved husband of Marina late Gloria Lobin. Devoted life partner of Wagner) Raher, and Kenneth G., Cook County Sheriff husband of Susan (nee Waitkus). Devoted father and loving father of Belinda Ruth Gilbert. Amazing father of Debra Police (Stacey) Raher. Cherished grandmother of of Serena Grace. Dear brother of Mark, Robert Jr. Kotsiopoulos, Deanne Lobin (the late David Simon), Peter (Gail) Kelsey, Teagan, Michael (Emma), and Kevin. Dear (Patty) and Doug Westcott. Cherished son of the late (Andrew Feldman) Thomas, Lobin, and Cece Lobin (Jay Schwartz). sister of the late Joseph (Dolores) Verzak and Robert Nora and Robert Westcott. Dearest uncle of Grace Jennifer (Fred) Schuler and Proud Poppa of Louie, Izzy, Gloria, (late Geraldine) Verzak. Funeral Prayer Service and Jack. Also survived by many loving relatives Paul T. (fiance’ Lindsey Luci, Juan and Jeremiah. Dear brother of the late Saturday, November 10th, 9:15 a.m. at Parkside and friends. Craig, a graduate of the University of Damic) Kotsiopoulos, and Seymour Lobin. Stellar cousin, uncle and friend to Chapels & Cremation Services, 5948 Archer Ave Illinois enjoyed a career as a sales executive and step-father of Eirini Tsoulfa so many. Marshall lived a life of boundless love and (2 Blks West of Central Ave at Major), Chicago, to contributed to the success of multiple companies. and Dimitrios Artoniadis. great adventure. Service Friday 10 AM at Chicago St. Rene Goupil Church Mass 10:00 a.m. Visitation Visitation Saturday, Nov. 10th, 2-7 PM at the Palos- Proud Grandfather of Henry, Jewish Funerals, 8851 Skokie Blvd (at Niles Center Friday 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Saturday 8:15 Gaidas Funeral Home, 11028 Southwest Hwy. John and Nick Schuler and Sophia Road), Skokie. Interment Westlawn Cemetery. In lieu a.m. until time of funeral prayer service. Interment (7700W) Palos Hills. Funeral service Saturday 5 PM Kotsiopoulos, George Stathakis . Family of flowers, memorials may be made in his memory Resurrection Cemetery. Arrangements by Parkside at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers please make and friends are invited to attend the to The Ark in Chicago. Arrangements by Chicago Chapels & Cremation Services. Info. 773-767-9788. donations to Alzheimer’s Association at alz.org or Liturgy and Memorial on Sunday, Jewish Funerals - Skokie Chapel, 847.229.8822, Online tributes www.parksidechapels.com Chicago Canine Rescue at www.chicagocanineres- November 11, 2018 at Annunciation Greek Orthodox www.cjfinfo.com cue.org. Express your thoughts and memories in the Cathedral, 1017 N. LaSalle Drive, Chicago, IL 60610 online Guest Book at www.palosgaidasfh.com (708) at 9:45 a.m. Entombment on Monday, November 974 4410 12, 2018 at 10:30 a.m. Elmwood Cemetery and Mausoleum, 2905 Thatcher, River Grove. In lieu of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries flowers, the Family requests memorial donations Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries to Annnunciation Cathedral . Arranged by John G. Ruback, Antoinette ‘”Toni”’ Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Adinamis Funeral Director, Ltd. For more informa- McCune, Lillian Frances Antoinette “Toni” Ruback (nee Porcello), age 85, tion please call 847-375-0095. Lillian Frances McCune, nee Ciesla, age 86, beloved at rest November 6, 2018. Beloved wife of Donald wife of the late Robert; loving mother of Patricia Sr.; loving mother of Donald (Jini) Jr., Theresa Jaglowski, Robert (late Mindy), Lawrence (Donna), (Carl) Kovnat, Saverio (Lea) and the late Michael; Lisa (Henry) Radke, and Colleen (Michael) Ruff; de- devoted grandmother of Christopher, Amanda, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries voted grandmother of Candace (Terence) Lewnard, Mollie, Saverio, Emma, Madeline and Michael; Kevin Jaglowski, Kyle and Eric McCune, Mallory dearest great grandmother of Chloe; dear sister of Kowalewski, Catherine and Kelly McCune, Craig (Kristine) and Kari Radke, Patricia (Howard) Ruback; fond aunt of many nieces Catherine Kowalewski (nee Novotny) age 95. and Stephanie and Robert Ruff; great-grandmother and nephews. Funeral Services Saturday 11 A.M. Beloved wife of the late Marion “Chubs”. Devoted of Michael and Sofia Lewnard, Camron and Lillian at Cumberland Chapels 8300 W. Lawrence Ave., mother of Michael (Joanie), Robert (Shaunna), Jaglowski, and the late Matthew Lewnard; dearest Norridge. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation Charles (Julie), and the late Kenneth (Dolores). sister of Edwin Ciesla, and the late Lottie, Helen, Friday 3-9 P.M. Info 708-456-8300 Loving grandmother of 11 and great grandmother Sister Venantia C.R., Bernice, Frank, Eleanor, Walter, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries of 12. Dear sister of Dorothy Harvey. Also survived Raymond, and Richard. Visitation at the Skaja by many loving nieces, nephews, relatives and Terrace Funeral Home 7812 N. Milwaukee Avenue Rudy, Leona ‘Lee’ friends. Catherine worked for many years at Argo Niles on Friday from 3:30 pm to 8:00 pm. Funeral Leona “Lee” Rudy nee Remback; Beloved wife of Bowl teaching the youth to bowl. Visitation Sunday Saturday 10:30 am to St. Eugene Catholic Church John “Ray”; Loving mother of John J. (Christel) and 3-9 PM at the Palos-Gaidas Funeral Home, 11028 Mass 11:30 am. Interment All Saints Cemetery. Lori A. (Steve) Kalisch; Devoted grandmother of Southwest Hwy. (7700W) Palos Hills. Funeral In lieu of flowers, donations to the Alzheimer’s 4; Fond sister of Louise (Dennis) Watts and Daniel Monday 9 AM from the funeral home to Sacred Association appreciated. Funeral info: 847-966-7302 Remback; Dear aunt of many nieces and nephews. Heart Church, 8245 W. 111th St. (Palos Hills) for 10 or www.skajafuneralhomes.com Family and friends will meet Saturday, November AM Mass. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. The 10th, 10:00 a.m. for the Celebration of a Memorial family would like to thank Heartland Hospice and Mass at Holy Ghost Church 254 N. Wood Dale the memory care unit at Pointe of Kilpatrick for the Road, Wood Dale, IL 60191. Interment Acacia Park endless hours and time spent caring for our mom. Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were entrusted Express your thoughts and memories in the online to The Oaks Funeral Home 630-250-8588 or www. Guest Book at www,palosgaidasfh.com Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries theoaksfh.com Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Moya, Jose Humberto Shanahan, Roger F Jose Humberto Moya, 79 years young, of Chicago, Roger F. Shanahan, age 87, a longtime resident of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Illinois, succumbed to illnesses surrounded by his Naperville, IL passed away on November 4, 2018. Lenick, Marilyn M. family on November 1st, 2018. Jose is survived Visitation will be Sunday, November 11 2:00-6:00 born October 30, 1934, departed this life for the by his wife Esperanza Moya of 44 years, sons; PM at Friedrich-Jones Funeral Home & Cremation blessed hereafter at the age of 84 years on October Humberto (Jill) Moya Jr., Francisco Moya, Roberto Services 44 S. Mill St. Naperville, IL 60540. A Mass 31, 2018. Preceded in death by her beloved parents Moya, and daughter Janet (Dan) Rouse, sisters of Christian Burial will be celebrated Monday, Mother Josephine & Father Louis, beloved brothers Lourdes Moya and Amalia Leija, loving grandchil- November 12, 10:30 AM at St. Raphael Catholic Donald and Louis, as well has her best friend and dren; Emma Hope Moya, Dylan Moya, and Logan Church 1215 Modaff Rd. Naperville, IL 60540. sister-in-law Betty Rose Lenick. Survived by her Rouse, and many nieces and nephews, including Interment will follow at Ss. Peter & Paul Cemetery, nephews Jeffery Lenick, Martin (Evinnia) Lenick, and Manuel Parrilla. He worked at Zenith Electronics for Naperville, IL. For full obituary, please visit www. Louis Lenick, and nieces Debbie (John) Grund, Leslie 35 years. He was proud of working there, and Zenith friedrich-jones.com. For more information, please Ruby (nee Lenick), & Larissa (Thomas) Sielicki, as gave him the American dream and life he enjoyed call (630)355-0213. well as great nephews, nieces and cousins, Walter, at retirement. During his retirement he loved visit- Martin and John. Marilyn was a woman who loved ing his family in Mexico, working around the house, her family, especially her nephews and nieces, and and enjoying time with his grandchildren.Visitation church with all her heart. Marilyn was dedicated to Friday, November 9th from 3:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. at caring for others and spent her entire career doing Cooney Funeral Home (3918 W. Irving Park). Funeral Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries just that as an OR nurse at Rush Presbyterian-St Mass Saturday, November 10th at 10:00 A.M. at St. Luke’s in Chicago, IL. She loved to cook and was fa- John Berchmans (2511 W. Logan Blvd).Interment Every Stout, Jr., Arthur W. mous for her traditional Slovakian dishes, especially Montrose Cemetery (5400 N. Pulaski). For further Arthur W. Stout, Jr., age 71, beloved husband for her family recipe for Sauerkraut soup and Paprikash information please contact 773-588-5850 or visit 43 years to the late Starr Ann Stout, nee Gemini. with Halusky. Marilyn also spent a great deal of Cooneyfuneralhome.com Loving father of Kristen (Michael) Drain and Carolynn time in Turkey, during her time there she taught Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries life story (Joseph) Ventimiglia. Cherished grandfather of specialized nursing classes and it held many fond Katelyn, Michael, Madelyn and the late Joseph. memories for her. Marilyn will be greatly missed Devoted son of the late Arthur and Leona Stout. by those who loved her, especially her dear friend Munson, Lt. Richard W. Lt. Richard W. Munson (retired C.F.D), age 90, at rest Dearest friend, cousin and uncle of many. Visitation deserves Mary, who cared for and was her constant friend, October 31, 2018. Beloved Saturday, November 10, 2018, 10:00 a.m.-12:00 especially in her last months, as well as her by her husband of Mary; Cherished Noon with a Memorial Service to Celebrate Art’s sister-in-law Luann Lenick. Rest in peace, may your Colonial father of Mina Karagas and life to immediately follow at 12:00 Noon at memory be eternal. Friends and Family are wel- Chapel Anthony (Rose Yau) Karagas. , 15525 S. 73rd Ave. (155th/Wheeler Dr. & to be told. come for a visitation on Friday November 9 from 3-9 Preceded in death by his Harlem) Orland Park, IL. In lieu of flowers, memorials p.m. at Marin Funeral Home., 2744 W. 51st Street, beloved daughter Elizabeth to Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Foundation, Attn. Chicago (51st and California) Funeral Saturday 8 Karagas, his parents, Walter Kara Frost, 225 E. Chicago Ave., Box 4, Chicago, IL a.m. from Marin Funeral Home to St. Simon the and Selma Munson, his 60611 or to give online, please visit www.luriechil- Apostle Church, Chicago. Mass 9:00 a.m. Interment Shareyourlovedone'sstoryat sisters, Dorothy Conrow, drens.org. Express your thoughts and condolences will follow at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Hillside, and Bernice Mittlesteadt. at colonialchapel.com 708-532-5400 placeanad.chicagotribune.com IL. For Funeral Info please call 773-436-2746 or visit Richard leaves behind many marinfuneralhome.com dear nieces, nephews and friends. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Richard loved being a firefighter on Liston, Rosemary the Chicago Fire Department and was Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Liston, Rosemary (nee Kelly) Age 87. Born in Chicago. awarded the Carter Harrison medal, Beloved wife of the late Michael for over 60 years. the Fire Department’s highest honor for selflessly Tauchman, Charles A. Loving mother of the late Mick (Sue), Peggy (John) going above and beyond the call of duty, rescuing Tauchman, Charles A. Barrett, John (Nancy), David (Mary Jane), Jim (Peggy), a child from a fire on Chicago’s South Side. Richard Charles Allen Tauchman, 86, of Romeoville, formerly Rose (John) Sullivan, Pat (Mary), Sally (Marty) Durkin; was a kind, caring and loving husband and father of Oak Lawn; beloved husband of the late Joan (nee cherished grandmother of Irene (Tom) Costello, who will live in our hearts forever. In lieu of flow- Prazuch); wonderful father of Nancy, Charles W., Julie (Brian) O’Kane, John Sullivan, John (Jenna) and ers, donations may be made to Shriners Children’s Suzanne, Cary (Jeannie), Molly (Chip) Irish, Robert Mick (Elisabeth) Barrett, Kelly (Jim) Houston, Peggy Hospital. Visitation for Lt. Richard W. Munson will be (Cindy), and Roger (Karen); best grandpa of 15 and BroughttoyoubyLegacy.com® (John) Kerrigan, Megan (Steve) Mahalik, Jacky (Ken) held on Friday, November 9th, from 3:00 – 9:00 p.m., great-grandpa (G.G.) of 8; favorite brother of June Meracle, John (Volha), David (Kristen), Kyle, Michael Trisagion Service 6:00 p.m. at Hills Funeral Home, (Rudy) Jezek; brother-in-law; uncle; loving friend of Henry, Michael Robert, Maggie, Katie, Colleen, 10201 S. Roberts Rd., Palos Hills, IL, 60465. Funeral Gail Steller Barnaby. Visitation Saturday, 11/10, from Bryan and Danny Liston, Susan, James and Thomas Saturday, November 10th, beginning 9:30 a.m. from 1 to 6 pm at Anderson Memorial Home, 21131 W. Durkin; proud great-grandmother of Michael and the funeral home. Service 10:30 a.m., at St. Nicholas Renwick Rd., Crest Hill. In lieu of flowers, please John Costello, Billy, Grace and Brian O’Kane, Jack Greek Orthodox Church, 10301 Kolmar Avenue, Oak give to The Salvation Army, 241 Canterbury Ln., Barrett, Nora and Emma Houston, Rose Mary and Lawn, IL, 60453. Entombment Evergreen Cemetery, Bolingbrook, IL 60440. (andersonmemorialhomes. Emily Kerrigan, Anderson and Benjamin Barrett, Evergreen Park. Info. 708-598-5880 or hillsfh.com com) (815) 577-5250 Eileen Mahalik and Dax Liston; caring daughter of “May His Memory Be Eternal” the late John and Margaret Kelly, dear sister of the Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries late Ann Kennedy and the late Peggy (Sean) Ralph; Vodicka, Allan fond sister in law, aunt and cousin to many, a true Allan Vodicka Sr., age 78, of Arlington Heights, HONOR THE friend, great cook, joke teller, avid reader, patient Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries passed away November 6, listener and loving caregiver to many during her life. 2018. Beloved partner of Dedicated volunteer at numerous charity benefits life & memories Kathleen Becchetti. Loving and member of the Gaelic Park Ladies Auxiliary and Nash, Shirlyn father of Allan (Olga) and the County Down Association. The Liston family Shirlyn Bold Nash, 92, of Chicago.Beloved wife of William (Gale). Cherished thanks all of Rose’s doctors, nurses, caregivers and the late Murray Nash; loving mother of Bari (Robert grandfather of Svetlana OF YOUR LOVED ONE Palos Hospital Hospice for the exceptional care they Butler) and Ruth Nash.Dearest grandmother of (Harrison) Vodicka-Houldin, provided. Visitation Friday 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Sarah and Adam Butler,Michael (Blerta) and Daniel Edward, Madalynn, Marisa, Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a.m. from Curley Funeral McNally, friend to family dog Presley. Lifelong teach- and Isabella. Dear brother- Home, 6116 W. 111th Street to Our Lady of the Ridge er and liberal political activist. in-law of Mary (the late Church, 10820 S. Oxford Ave. Chicago Ridge; Mass Donations to ALIVE Rescue Chicago @aliveres- Terrance) Vodicka. Fond 10:00 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. In cue.org and HIAS Refugee Support@ hias.org. uncle of many. Preceded in death by his lieu of flowers, please send donations to The Twin appreciated. wife Marilynn Vodicka. Hearts Autism Foundation www.twinhearts.org Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Visitation Friday, 3:00 P.M. – 9:00 P.M. at PO Box 1923 Frankfort, IL 60423. For funeral info Friedrichs Funeral Home, 320 W. Central 708-422-2700. Parker , Michael J. Rd. at Northwest Highway, Mount Prospect. Family Michael Jay Fishel-Parker 75, November 5th. Retired and friends are asked to meet Saturday, 11:00 A.M. Broadcast Journalist with CBS News for 37 years. at Chapel Hill Gardens West, Oakbrook Terrace, IL. Beloved husband of Marian (nee Ambrose) Dear In lieu of flowers memorials to American Cancer father of Beth (Joseph) Deblois, Joseph Fishel Society, www.cancer.org and Claire Parker. Loving grandfather of Nicholas Funeral information call 847-255-7800 or www. Deblois, James and Sarah Fishel. Memorial Visitation friedrichsfh.com GIVE THEM THE MEMORIAL Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sunday, 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at Donnellan Funeral Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries AN EXCEPTIONAL Home 10525 S. Western Ave. Chicago IL. Info (773) 238-0075 or sign guestbook at www.donnellanfu- Waud Jr., Morrison ‘Morrie’ PERSON DESERVES neralhome.com. Morrison Waud Jr., 73, passed away on November WITH LIFE TRIBUTES 6, 2018. He was born in Dayton Ohio to Morrison and Anne (nee Byron) Waud. He was the loving Our professional writers will assist husband to Tracey (nee Wade) Waud; loving father to Morrison (Rebecca) Waud III; loving grandfather you to showcase and celebrate the life Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries to Sydney Ava and Samuel Morrison Waud; loving of your loved ones with a beautifully brother to Diana W. Kruglick, Ernest P. Waud III, written tribute prominently placed Prothero, Elmer E. Cornelius B. (Corinna) Waud, David (Pamela) Waud, Elmer Eugene Prothero, 84 years old. Born in Chicago and Deborah W. Morre. He was preceded in death by within the Chicago Tribune. Every life story on March 17, 1934 and passed away on October 23, his parents. Services will be private. In lieu of flow- 2018. Burial will be at 11:00 a.m. November 9th at ers memorials may be directed to The University of deserves to be told. Evergreen Cemetery in Evergreen Park. An open Wisconsin, Madison School of Veterinary Medicine,  312.222.2222 house luncheon celebrating his life will be held at please include Morrie Waud on the memo line, C/O  Share your loved one's story at Maggiano’s Schaumburg. Food will be served from Pat Bowdish, 2015 Linden Drive, Madison, WI 53706. chicagotribune.com/lifetributes placeanad.chicagotribune.com 2 p.m.- 6 p.m. Elmer was a well respected engineer Info: Wenban Funeral Home (847) 234-0022. and retired from Cooper Industries at the age of 77. Elmer was a loving father and he is survived by his only child, Stephanie Suzanne (Keith) Biedron.

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Lump MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Maria Vasquez purpose of this “Notice of Intent to Award” devisees, if any, of the above mentioned Under the Assumed Name of: PINTO Sum bid proposals will be received for this (Mother) is to publicly announce the City’s intent to persons, described as Unknown Owners; SOFTWARE PRODUCTS project at the scheduled time of receipt of award a Sole Source Contract for a specific claimants, decree creditors, judgment with the business located at: bids and will be publicly opened and read JUVENILE NO.: 15JA00127 service: Full-time Payroll Administrator creditors, if any, of the above, described 14740 TURNER AVE APT 107 aloud at the above stated time and place. to perform daily payroll functions and as Unknown Owners; Unknown Owners STUFF WANTED MIDLOTHIAN, IL, 60445 Each bid must be accompanied by a Bid NOTICE OF PUBLICATION part-time Accounting Services to perform or parties interested in said land or lots. The true name and residence Address of Guarantee in the form of a Bid Bond, various accountant oversight functions to NOTICE TO OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS IN the owner is: Kenneth J Pinto Certified Check or Bank Draft in an amount NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Unknown (Father) supplement the internal Staff Accountant THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, 14740 TURNER AVE APT 107 equal to and not less than ten percent (10%) Any And All Unknown Fathers , position. Any vendor who does not agree ILLINOIS TAX DEED NO. 2018COTD006789 - Motorcycles Wanted! Cash Paid! All Makes! MIDLOTHIAN, IL, 60445 of the bid and made payable to the Board of respondents, and to All Whom It May that the service is available only from the FILED: October 1, 2018 TAKE NOTICE Will Pick Up. Reasonable. 630-660-0571 Education of Park Ridge-Niles School District Concern, that on October 27, 2017, a County of COOK Date Premises Sold June Notice is hereby given, Pursuant to “An Act vendor determined to be a sole source, may 64, Park Ridge, IL. No bid shall be withdrawn petition was filed under the Juvenile Court 3, 2016 Certificate No. 14-0000409 Sold in relation To the use of an Assumed Business protest the “Notice of Intent to Award” by for a period of sixty (60) days after the bid Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in for General Taxes of (year) 2014 Sold for Name in the conduct or transaction of contacting the Procurement Services Team opening date without the consent of the the courtroom of Judge Robert Balanoff Special Assessment of (Municipality) and Business in The State” as amended, that a within fifteen (15) calendar days of the Owner. Checks or drafts of unsuccessful in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, special assessment number Not Applicable Certification was filed by the Undersigned Legal Notice posting. Your protest must be Bidders will be returned as soon as 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Warrant No. None Installment No. None with the County Clerk of Cook County in writing and describe the basis for the 12/03/2018 11:00 AM THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD FOR File No. practical, after opening and checking the ON , at in CALENDAR protest. Please submit your protest, via bids. Successful Bidder must provide a 12 COURTROOM L, or as soon thereafter as DELINQUENT TAXES Property located at D18155801 on the email and include the words “PROTEST OF Performance Bond and a Labor and Material this case may be heard, a hearing will be 2209 Rush St., Sauk Village, IL 60411-6504 Date: October 30 2018 NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD SOLE SOURCE Payment Bond in the full amount of the held upon the petition to terminate your CONTRACT TO: Lauterbach & Amen LLP” and Legal Description or Property Index No. 32- Under the Assumed Name of: Red Herring 24-400-056-0000, Volume 017 This notice is Factory Contract, acceptable to the Owner. parental rights and appoint a guardian with your company name on the subject line. If Bids shall be submitted in an opaque sealed power to consent to adoption. to advise you that the above property has with the business located at: you have questions, please contact: Primary: envelope clearly marked as SEALED BID and Kim Schmidt at [email protected] or been sold for delinquent taxes and that 353 Woodlawn Ave the period of redemption from the sale will Glencoe, Illinois, 60022 addressed to: THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS Secondary: Karin Kietzman at kietzmank@ Mrs. Luann Kolstad expire on March 18, 2019. The amount to The true name and residence Address of CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY naperville.il.us. BOATS ***THE BOAT DOCK*** We Buy Chief School Business Official redeem is subject to increase at 6 month the owner is: Emery Kennett AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO & Consign Used Boats! Springfield, Illinois Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND PUBLIC NOTIFICATION FOR LOMR CASE intervals from the date of sale and may be www.theboatdock.com ***THE BOAT 353 Woodlawn Ave NO: 18-05-2398R further increased if the purchaser at the DOCK*** 217-793-7300 Glencoe, Illinois, 60022 164 South Prospect Avenue TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO Park Ridge, IL 60068 CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL tax sale or his or her assignee pays any The Board of Education reserves the right PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE The following public notice is to serve as subse¬quently accruing taxes or special to reject any or all bids or parts thereof, or PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF further clarification of a previous public assessments to redeem the property from BUYING RECORD ALBUMS! Rock, Jazz & LEGAL NOTICES waive any irregularities or in-formalities in YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT notice published October 22, 2018 regarding subsequent forfeitures or tax sales. Check Blues. Also vintage baseball cards! bidding. OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT the above referenced LOMR Case. The sole with the county clerk as to the exact amount 847-343-1628 GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION This Contract is subject to the Illinois TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL purpose of this notification is to provide you owe before redeeming. This notice is Prevailing Wage Act (820 ILCS 130/1 et seq.). RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. additional clarity and does not change any also to advise you that a petition has been QUALIFICATION: Each Bidder must other aspects of the LOMR Case. filed for a tax deed which will transfer title BUYING TOY TRAINS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK satisfactorily complete the qualification UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled and the right to possession of this property if LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, HO, BRASS, COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND process described in Section 004395 to further written notices or publication The Village of Franklin Park Dept. of redemption is not made on or before March OLD TOYS, COIN OPERATED GAMES, COKE CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD -General Requirements of the Project notices of the proceedings in this case, Engineering, in accordance with National 18, 2019. This matter is set for hearing in MACHINES, SLOT CARS, OLD SIGNS! PROTECTION DIVISION Flood Insurance Program regulation 65.7(b) the Circuit Court of this County, in Richard Dennis 630-319-2331 Manual, by providing the required including the filing of an amended petition Qualification Documents. The required or a motion to terminate parental rights. (1), hereby gives notice of its intent to J. Daley Center, 50 W. Washington Street, IN THE INTEREST OF Qualification Documents must be delivered revise the Village’s flood hazard information, Room 1704, Chicago, Illinois 60602 on April Antanise Smith along with the Bidder’s sealed bid at the UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and generally located between the Tri-State 10, 2019 at 9:30 a.m.. You may be present BUYING!! Coins, Currency, Gold & Silver! same place and time required for the bid. show cause against the petition, the Tollway (I-294) and Belmont Avenue. at this hearing but your right to redeem With over 50 years of experience, we are your MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Timeka Dixon Specifically, the flood hazard information will will already have expired at that time. YOU trusted source. Ask for a FREE evaluation! Contents of each Bidder’s Qualification allegations of the petition may stand (Mother) Documents will be available for public admitted as against you and each of you, be revised along Silver Creek from a point ARE URGED TO REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO review. The Qualifica-tion Documents will and an order or judgment entered. terminating at Belmont Avenue to a point PREVENT LOSS OF PROPERTY Redemption JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00541 be reviewed by the Owner and Architect to approximately at the Tri-State Tollway. can be made at any time on or before determine the lowest responsible Bidder DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT March 18, 2019 by applying to the County NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Bidding documents consist of drawings, COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS As a result of the revision, the floodway Clerk of COOK County, Illinois at the office project manuals, plus all addenda issued November 8, 2018 will typically widen between the Tri- of the County Clerk in Chicago, Illinois. For NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Unknown (Father) prior to bids; and may be obtained State Tollway (I-294) and the Canadian further information contact the County Clerk Any And All Unknown Fathers , electronically and reproduced at the Pacific Railway spur track, a distance of ADDRESS: 118 North Clark Street, Room 434, respondents, and to All Whom It May Bidder’s expense from Cross Rhodes approximately 290 feet. The floodway will Chicago, Illinois 60602 TELEPHONE: 312-603- Concern, that on June 11, 2018, a petition Reprographics, 30 Eisenhower Lane North, typically narrow from the Canadian Pacific 5645 MIH PROPERTIES LLC Purchaser or was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by Lombard, IL 60148, (630) 963-4700. Railway spur track to Belmont Avenue, a Assignee Dated October 1, 2018 Pub: 11/6, KIM FOXX in this court and that in the A mandatory pre-bid meeting walk-through distance of approximately 1,200 feet. The 7, 8/2018 5969243 courtroom of Judge Peter Vilkelis in the for prime contractors will be held at 9:00 LEGAL NOTICE modification terminates at Belmont Avenue. Cook County Juvenile Court Building, 1100 a.m., prevailing time, on Wednesday, Toni Preckwinkle, President of the Board So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ON November 14, 2018 at Administration Center of Commissioners of Cook County, has In the extent along the subject reach TO: Jawed Siddiqui Pamela Stewart Marcus FREON R12 WANTED R12 collecting dust? 12/03/2018,at 10:00 AM in CALENDAR located at 164 South Prospect Avenue, Park directed me to call a Special Meeting of the between the Tri-State Tollway (I-294) and Certified professional pays CA$H for R12. Curd Alicia Nicole Hrobowski Christopher 13 COURTROOM M, or as soon thereafter Ridge, IL 60068. After the pre-bid meeting, Board of Commissioners of Cook County on the Canadian Pacific Railway spur track, the RefrigerantFinders.com 312-291-9169 Collaso Christian Renee Houser Lamonte as this case may be heard, an adjudicatory everyone shall visit the site to view the area Thursday, November 15, 2018 at the hour of 1-percent-annual-change in water-surface Del Brown Cathay Bank Ashen Faulkner hearing will be held upon the petition to of work, gather additional information, and 11:00 A.M. in the County Board Room, Room elevations shall remain the same, and the Case No. 2012 L 012674 County Clerk of have the minor declared to be a ward of the ask specific questions. There shall be only 569, County Building, 118 North Clark Street, 1-percent-annual-chance floodplain will COOK County, Illinois Unknown Occupants; RV’S/CAMPERS Colman’s RV – We buy/ court and for other relief under the Act. one scheduled walk-through of the site. Chicago, Illinois. widen. In the extent along the subject reach spouses, heirs at law, devisees, if any, of consign used Campers & RV’s www. Attendance shall be taken at the site to between the Canadian Pacific Railway spur colmansrv.com 217-787-8653 the above mentioned persons, described THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS ensure that all contractors have visited the At said meeting, the following Committee track to Belmont Avenue, the 1-percent- as Unknown Owners; claimants, decree CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY site. Non-attendance can be grounds for Item regarding the Cook County Resolution annual-change in water-surface elevations creditors, judgment creditors, if any, of the AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO rejection of bid. and Annual Appropriation Bill for Fiscal Year shall increase, and the 1-percent-annual- above, described as Unknown Owners; Vintage Beer & Soda Cans & Signs: We Pay TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND Board of Education 2019 as amended will be considered: chance floodplain will narrow within the Unknown Owners or parties interested Top Dollar for Your Collections 708-315-0048 TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 area of revision. in said land or lots. NOTICE TO OWNERS CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL Park Ridge, Cook County, Illinois Committee Items Requiring Board Action AND OCCUPANTS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE END OF SECTION 001113 - Item 18-6084 - EXECUTIVE BUDGET Maps and detailed analysis of the revision OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS TAX DEED NO. WANTED Paying Cash for Military Items, PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF 5975563 11/8/2018 RECOMMENDATION - Cook County can be reviewed at the Village of Franklin American, German, Japanese & Other YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT Resolution and Annual Appropriation Bill for Park, Engineering Dept. at 9500 Belmont 2018COTD006788 FILED: October 1, 2018 Countries from Any Period. Also Marx OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT Fiscal Year 2019. Avenue. Interested persons may call the TAKE NOTICE County of COOK Date Premises Playsets, Toy Soldiers, Trains, Miscellaneous TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL Engineering Dept. at (847) 671-8304 for Sold June 3, 2016 Certificate No. 14-0000417 Toys & Antiques. Call Gary: 708-522-3400 RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. Very truly yours, additional information from 8am to 4:30pm Sold for General Taxes of (year) 2014 Sold for Special Assessment of (Municipality) SECTION 001113 – ADVERTISEMENT M, T, R, F; 8am to 6pm on Wednesdays, and UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled DAVID ORR, Cook County Clerk and Clerk 9am to noon on Saturdays to coordinate and special assessment number Not FOR BIDS Applicable Warrant No. None Installment Wanted: Oriental Rugs to further written notices or publication Sealed bids for the Franklin Elementary of the Board of the Commissioners of Cook with Village staff. The Village is closed on Any size/ Any condition - for cash. notices of the proceedings in this case, County, Illinois Sunday. No. None THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD School 2019 Secure Vestibule and HLS FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Property located *** CALL 773-575-8088 *** including the filing of an amended petition Remodel work will be received by Park or a motion to terminate parental rights. at 21420 Peterson Ave., Sauk Village, Illinois Ridge-Niles School District 64 at their Legal Description or Property Index No. 32- Administration Office located at 164 South UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and 25-109-048-0000, Volume 017 This notice is We Want Your Old Car; We pay $100-$500 Prospect Avenue, Park Ridge, IL 60068 to advise you that the above property has CASH Contact Rod 773-930-7112 show cause against the petition, the until 10:00 a.m. prevailing time on Tuesday, allegations of the petition may stand been sold for delinquent taxes and that December 4, 2018. Lump Sum bid proposals the period of redemption from the sale will admitted as against you and each of you, will be received for this project at the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK expire on March 18, 2019. The amount to and an order or judgment entered. scheduled time of receipt of bids and will be COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND redeem is subject to increase at 6 month publicly opened and read aloud at the above CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD intervals from the date of sale and may be DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT stated time and place. TO: Demetria Jones a/k.a Demetria Marie DOGS COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROTECTION DIVISION Keys Melvinlle Escamilla Melvin Keys City further increased if the purchaser at the Each bid must be accompanied by a Bid tax sale or his or her assignee pays any November 8, 2018 Guarantee in the form of a Bid Bond, of Chicago c/o City Clerk City of Chicago IN THE INTEREST OF c/o Corporation Counsel City of Chicago subse¬quently accruing taxes or special SECTION 001113 – ADVERTISEMENT Certified Check or Bank Draft in an amount Santianna Simmons-Birgans AKA c/o Department of Buildings Markoff Law, assessments to redeem the property from FOR BIDS equal to and not less than ten percent (10%) Santiana Birgans AKA Santianna Birgans LLC Wexler & Wexler Goldman and Grant subsequent forfeitures or tax sales. Check Boxer 309-558-8688 Sealed bids for the Carpenter Elementary of the bid and made payable to the Board of Law Offices of Talan & Ktsanes Roberts & with the county clerk as to the exact Quad Cities,IL $1500 M & F School 2019 Secure Vestibule and HLS Education of Park Ridge-Niles School District MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Santoenieshia Weddle, LLC Wilfer Gatlin County Clerk of amount you owe before redeeming. This Euro Boxer Pups, AKC Reg’d w. Vet Work, Remodel work will be received by Park 64, Park Ridge, IL. No bid shall be withdrawn Birgans (Mother) COOK County, Illinois Unknown Occupants; notice is also to advise you that a petition Champion Bloodline Parents On Sight. Avail 12/3 Ridge-Niles School District 64 at their for a period of sixty (60) days after the bid spouses, heirs at law, devisees, if any, of has been filed for a tax deed which will Administration Office located at 164 South opening date without the consent of the JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00606 the above mentioned persons, described transfer title and the right to possession of Prospect Avenue, Park Ridge, IL 60068 Owner. Checks or drafts of unsuccessful Cocker Spaniel 331-625-9591 as Unknown Owners; claimants, decree this property if redemption is not made on or until 11:00 a.m. prevailing time on Tuesday, Bidders will be returned as soon as before March 18, 2019. This matter is set for Crete, IL $900 2 Males, 1 Female NOTICE OF PUBLICATION creditors, judgment creditors, if any, of the December 4, 2018. Lump Sum bid proposals practical, after opening and checking the hearing in the Circuit Court of this County, 9wks old, up to date on immunizations , above, described as Unknown Owners; will be received for this project at the bids. Successful Bidder must provide a dewormed, tails docked and dew claws NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Theodore Simmons Unknown Owners or parties interested in 50 W. Washington Street on April 10, scheduled time of receipt of bids and will be Performance Bond and a Labor and Material removed. Registered and gorgeous. (Father), AKA Theodore Sanders, Any And in said land or lots. NOTICE TO OWNERS 2019 at . You may be present at this hearing publicly opened and read aloud at the above Payment Bond in the full amount of the All Unknown Fathers , respondents, and AND OCCUPANTS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT but your right to redeem will already have stated time and place. Contract, acceptable to the Owner. to All Whom It May Concern, that on , a OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS TAX DEED NO. expired at that time. YOU ARE URGED TO Great Dane 6185344114 Each bid must be accompanied by a Bid Bids shall be submitted in an opaque sealed petition was filed under the Juvenile Court 2018COTD002749 FILED: September 26, REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT LOSS OF Guarantee in the form of a Bid Bond, envelope clearly marked as SEALED BID and Blues $2500 M + F Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in 2018 AMENDED TAKE NOTICE County of PROPERTY Redemption can be made at any Certified Check or Bank Draft in an amount addressed to: European Imported Blue Great Dane Puppies the courtroom of Judge Andrea Buford in COOK Date Premises Sold January 19, 2018 time on or before March 18, 2019 by applying Blue Eyes World Champion Bloodlines Shipping, equal to and not less than ten percent (10%) Mrs. Luann Kolstad the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, Certificate No. F56561 Sold for General Taxes to the County Clerk of COOK County, Illinois Vaccinated, Dewormed, Microchipped, Health of the bid and made payable to the Board of Chief School Business Official 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, of (year) 2015 Sold for Special Assessment at the office of the County Clerk in Chicago, Guaranteed, Puppies Ready 11/7 and 12/1, and Education of Park Ridge-Niles School District Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 ON 11/29/2018,at 9:30 AM in CALENDAR 4 of (Municipality) and special assessment Illinois. For further information contact the 1/10 www.wildbluedanes.com 618-534-4114 64, Park Ridge, IL. No bid shall be withdrawn 164 South Prospect Avenue COURTROOM D, or as soon thereafter as this number Not Applicable Warrant No. None County Clerk ADDRESS: 118 N. Clark St., for a period of sixty (60) days after the bid Park Ridge, IL 60068 case may be heard, an adjudicatory hearing Installment No. None THIS PROPERTY Room 434, Chicago, IL 60602 TELEPHONE: opening date without the consent of the The Board of Education reserves the right will be held upon the petition to have the HAS BEEN SOLD FOR DELINQUENT TAXES 312-603-5645 JMR2, LLC Purchaser or Labradoodle 320-250-2464 Owner. Checks or drafts of unsuccessful to reject any or all bids or parts thereof or minor declared to be a ward of the court Property located at East side of Bensley Assignee Dated October 1, 2018 Pub: 11/6, Staples $2200+ M/F Bidders will be returned as soon as waive any irregularities or in-formalities in and for other relief under the Act. Ave., Approx. 260.50 feet South of 105th St. 7, 8/2018 5969249 MINIATURE LABRADOODLES practical, after opening and checking the bidding. and extending South Approx. 62.6 feet and PUPPIESUPNORTH.COM bids. Successful Bidder must provide a This Contract is subject to the Illinois 320-250-2464 THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS extending East Approx. 125 feet, commonly Performance Bond and a Labor and Material Prevailing Wage Act (820 ILCS 130/1 et seq.). CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY known as 10529 S. Bensley Ave., Chicago, Payment Bond in the full amount of the QUALIFICATION: Each Bidder must AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO Illinois. Legal Description or Property Index Contract, acceptable to the Owner. satisfactorily complete the qualification TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND No. 25-12-446-048-0000, Volume 287 This Bids shall be submitted in an opaque sealed process described in Section 004395 TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO notice is to advise you that the above envelope clearly marked as SEALED BID and -General Requirements of the Project CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL property has been sold for delinquent taxes addressed to: Manual, by providing the required PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE and that the period of redemption from Mrs. Luann Kolstad Qualification Documents. The required PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF the sale will expire on March 15, 2019. The Chief School Business Official Qualification Documents must be delivered YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT amount to redeem is subject to increase at Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 along with the Bidder’s sealed bid at the OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT 6 month intervals from the date of sale and 164 South Prospect Avenue same place and time required for the bid. TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL may be further increased if the purchaser Park Ridge, IL 60068 Contents of each Bidder’s Qualification RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. at the tax sale or his or her assignee pays The Board of Education reserves the right Documents will be available for public any subse¬quently accruing taxes or special to reject any or all bids or parts thereof or review. The Qualifica-tion Documents will UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled assessments to redeem the property from waive any irregularities or in-formalities in be reviewed by the Owner and Architect to to further written notices or publication subsequent forfeitures or tax sales. Check bidding. determine the lowest responsible Bidder notices of the proceedings in this case, with the county clerk as to the exact amount Rottweiler 773-517-0070 This Contract is subject to the Illinois Bidding documents consist of drawings, including the filing of an amended petition you owe before redeeming. This notice is Calumet City $950 Females Prevailing Wage Act (820 ILCS 130/1 et seq.). project manuals, plus all addenda issued or a motion to terminate parental rights. also to advise you that a petition has been AKC, German bloodlines, parents on site, 10 wks QUALIFICATION: Each Bidder must prior to bids; and may be obtained filed for a tax deed which will transfer title satisfactorily complete the qualification electronically and reproduced at the UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and and the right to possession of this property if process described in Section 004395 Bidder’s expense from Cross Rhodes show cause against the petition, the redemption is not made on or before March -General Requirements of the Project Reprographics, 30 Eisenhower Lane North, allegations of the petition may stand 15, 2019. This matter is set for hearing in GENERAL Manual, by providing the required Lombard, IL 60148, (630) 963-4700. admitted as against you and each of you, the Circuit Court of this County, in Richard Qualification Documents. The required A mandatory pre-bid meeting walk-through and an order or judgment entered. J. Daley Center, 50 W. Washington St., Room ANNOUNCEMENTS Qualification Documents must be delivered for general contractors will be held at 1704, in Chicago, Illinois 60602 on April 10, along with the Bidder’s sealed bid at the 10:00 a.m., prevailing time, on Wednesday, DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 2019 at 9:30 a.m.. You may be present at same place and time required for the bid. November 14, 2018 at the Administration COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS this hearing but your right to redeem will Contents of each Bidder’s Qualification Center located at 164 South Prospect AUCTION HUGE ANTIQUE AND GUN November 8, 2018 already have expired at that time. YOU Documents will be available for public Avenue, Park Ridge, IL 60068. After the AUCTION November 11th 10:00AM 1504 ARE URGED TO REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO review. The Qualifica-tion Documents will pre-bid meeting, everyone shall visit the site Mulford Rd Lindenwood IL Cabinets, signs, PREVENT LOSS OF PROPERTY Redemption Crocks, wooden bathtub, 50+ guns, tools, be reviewed by the Owner and Architect to to view the area of work, gather additional can be made at any time on or before primitives and more www.KitsonAuctions. determine the lowest responsible Bidder information, and ask specific questions. March 15, 2019 by applying to the County com (815) 973-0915 Bidding documents consist of drawings, There shall be only one scheduled walk- Clerk of COOK County, Illinois at the office project manuals, plus all addenda issued through of the site. Attendance shall of the County Clerk in Chicago, Illinois. For prior to bids; and may be obtained be taken at the site to ensure that all IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK further information contact the County Dental Implant, Crowns, Fillings, extraction, electronically and reproduced at the contractors have visited the site. Non- COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND Clerk ADDRESS: 118 N. Clark St., Room 434, partials and dentures, Starting from $49/mo Bidder’s expense from Cross Rhodes attendance can be grounds for rejection of CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD Chicago, Illinois 60602 TELEPHONE: 312- call 224-255-6133 Reprographics, 30 Eisenhower Lane North, bid. PROTECTION DIVISION 603-5645 WILFER R. GATLIN Purchaser or Lombard, IL 60148, (630) 963-4700. Board of Education Assignee Dated September 26, 2018 Pub: A mandatory pre-bid meeting walk-through Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 IN THE INTEREST OF 11/6, 7, 8/2018 5969255 for general contractors will be held at Park Ridge, Cook County, Illinois Valarie Pacheco AKA Valerie Pacheco 11:00 a.m., prevailing time, on Wednesday, END OF SECTION 001113 November 14, 2018 at the Administration 5975562 11/8/2018 MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Maria Vasquez Center located at 164 South Prospect (Mother) Avenue, Park Ridge, IL 60068. After the pre-bid meeting, everyone shall visit the site JUVENILE NO.: 15JA00126 to view the area of work, gather additional information, and ask specific questions. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION There shall be only one scheduled walk- through of the site. Attendance shall NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Armando Pacheco be taken at the site to ensure that all (Father), respondents, and to All Whom It contractors have visited the site. Non- May Concern, that on October 4, 2018, a F.H. Paschen Construction Career Fair F.H. attendance can be grounds for rejection of petition was filed under the Juvenile Court Paschen is hosting a Construction Career Fair bid. Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in on November 12, 2018 for three of our projects: the courtroom of Judge Robert Balanoff O’Hare Airport Runway 9C-27C Bid Package Board of Education #2, Airport Rescue Fire Fighting Relocation, Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, and O’Hare Central Deicing Facility. The Career Park Ridge, Cook County, Illinois 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, Fair will be held from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm at END OF SECTION 001113 ON 12/03/2018, at 11:00 AM in CALENDAR HEALTH SERVICES the JLM Life Center located at 2622 W. Jackson 5975564 11/8/2018 12 COURTROOM L, or as soon thereafter as Blvd, Chicago, IL 60612. Join F.H. Paschen, our this case may be heard, a hearing will be subcontractors, and representatives from local held upon the petition to terminate your unions to learn about opportunities on these projects and careers in the trades. 773-444- parental rights and appoint a guardian with power to consent to adoption. HIRE ME: CAREGIVER At home care for seni 3474 ors. Live-In/Come & Go. 20 Yrs. Exp. Exc. Ref’s & Affordable! Lic & Bond. 708-705-1635 THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY DISCLAIMER AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND OF DEBTS TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE LIENS PUBLIC NOTICE PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF Notice is herby given that on YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT November 12th 2018 a sale will OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT be held at Rizza Cadillac Buick TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL GMC Inc. 8425 W. 159th street RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. Tinley Park, IL 60487 to sell the following articles to enforce a lien UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled existing under the laws of the state to further written notices or publication of Illinois against such articles of notices of the proceedings in this case, labor, services, skill or material including the filing of an amended petition expended upon a storage furnished or a motion to terminate parental rights. for such vehicles at the request of the following designated persons, UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and unless such articles are redeemed show cause against the petition, the within (30) days of the publication allegations of the petition may stand of this notice. admitted as against you and each of you, Name of person: Michael Zielinski and an order or judgment entered. Lienholder: Kinecta Federal Credit Union Description of article: 2015 Cadillac XTS DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Vin#2G61N5S31F9108574 COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Amount of lien: $3,414.60 November 8, 2018 Thursday, November 8, 2018 | Section 3

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BEARS A great JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Trubisky debate National pundits rip quarterback, while the team raves about him It’s possible that in 1½ seasons Mitch Trubisky has become a more polarizing figure than Jay Cutler ever Brad Biggs was in eight years. Scoff if you like, On the Bears but it’s not a chasm, it’s a canyon between what the team is saying at Halas Hall, what sycophants eager to document each step of progress are saying and what national pundits are saying about Trubisky, especially in the last week with the Bears (5-3) coming off two straight victories and in first place in the NFC North. Just when you think things are going BLACKHAWKS all right, it turns out it’s a complete disaster. At least that is the national perspective. The same week his coach “The challenge is not so much different if I were said he should be judged by his win/loss record — a stance that got Phil Emery in trouble after he gave Cutler a massive 20 years older. I have to come in with a plan contract extension — those far away from the team’s headquarters are bludg- eoning Trubisky. and show them I can help them win.” Trubisky is fortunate he announced at the start of training camp that he has — 33-year-old Blackhawks coach Jeremy Colliton

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BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE The Bears view Mitch Trubisky as a leader, while national observers see an erratic, mistake-prone quarterback. Pitching Just a number coach’s future up in the air New Blackhawks coach doesn’t think his age will be an Epstein declines comment issue in a locker room surrounded by players his own age on report that Hickey will A CONVERSATION WITH By Jimmy Greenfield not return to Cubs in 2019 HAWKS GM STAN BOWMAN Chicago Tribune CARLSBAD, The circus atmosphere that came Calif. — Cubs Presi- Rumored rift with Q? with Tuesday’s stunning Blackhawks dent Theo Epstein coaching change was largely gone a day declined comment ‘None of that is true’ after, but the biggest questions sur- on an WMVP-AM rounding the move remained. 1000 report that Inside the Black- How will players react to going from pitching coach Jim hawks dressing Joel Quenneville, one of the greatest Paul Hickey will not room at MB Ice coaches in NHL history, to 33-year-old Sullivan return in 2019. Arena after the news rookie coach Jeremy Colliton? On the Cubs “That’s not a conference crowd Can the Hawks turn their season subject I’m able to had thinned, general around and make the playoffs? address at this point,” Epstein said David manager Stan Bow- Will the power play finally start Wednesday night at the general man- Haugh man wanted to talk. working? agers meetings in Carlsbad, Calif. Tuesday had been Colliton is nearly 10 years younger In the Wake Epstein said the Cubs aren’t ready to the longest of days. than the Devils’ John Hynes, the second- of the News announce the coaching staff right now, It started before 8 youngest coach in the league. Colliton’s but did not elaborate. The on-air report a.m. when Bowman age will be a popular topic among fans, at was sketchy about whether Hickey was met with Joel Quenneville to inform the least until he proves himself capable of going to be let go or reassigned in the legendary Hawks coach that he had winning in the NHL. But he doesn’t organization. been fired. Next came meetings with ALEX GARCIA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2013 expect it to be an issue where it matters: The Cubs coaching staff already has Bowman’s staff and the appointment of General manager Stan Bowman, left, on in the locker room. undergone some changes since the replacement coach Jeremy Colliton, the a reported rift between him and former “The challenge is not so much differ- wild-card loss to the Rockies last 33-year-old whose 57-game NHL career Hawks coach Joel Quenneville: “It was a ent if I were 20 years older,” Colliton said month. Hitting coach Chili Davis was with the Islanders ended prematurely great experience to work with him.” Wednesday. “I have to come in with a fired, and assistant Andy Haines left for because of concussions. No matter how plan and show them I can help them the top batting coach position with the impressive Colliton was at an afternoon win. We as a team have success, then Brewers. news conference — and he possesses COLLITON’S COACHING DEBUT they’re all going to look good and they’re Epstein announced Monday the team enough smarts and charisma to pass as Hurricanes at Blackhawks not going to worry about how old I am.” would not talk extension with manager “Hockey McVay,’’ a nod to NFL wun- 7:30 p.m. Thursday, NBCSCH Defenseman Erik Gustafsson gives Joe Maddon until at or near the end of derkind coach Sean McVay of the Rams Colliton a lot of credit for helping him his deal next season. — Bowman sought to clarify why the OPENING SHOT restore his confidence after being sent to It looks like chaos from the outside, organization severed ties with the Steve Rosenbloom Rockford at the start of last season. though Epstein took pains Wednesday NHL’s second-winningest coach ever. Today is the first day of Gustafsson rejoined the Hawks in Janu- the rest of the Blackhawks’ Turn to Sullivan, Page 3 Turn to Haugh, Page 5 rebuild. More, Page 2 Turn to Colliton, Page 4 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 TOP OF THE SECOND

Steve Rosenbloom ASK THE REPORTER K.C. JOHNSON Colliton’s ‘plan’ better work Dunn simply better than Payne, Harrison

On the day Joel Quenneville was fired as No disrespect to Kris coach for the mistakes Stan Bowman made, Dunn, but it seems like the Blackhawks general manager’s new Shaquille Harrison and coach said all the right things. Cameron Payne are bet- Of course he did. You expected that from ter playmakers. Fast the Hawks, who are as much brand as passes, cuts to the basket and good hockey organ-I-zation, who are better at shots from 3-point range — all of media manipulation than the power play. that makes them more fit for One of the things Jeremy Colliton talked Hoiball. Dunn looks too slow and has about was earning the respect of his new no reliable shot. Can we expect a new team. He’s 33, younger than four of his new point guard next offseason with players, but he has to act like he’s in charge, Dunn moving to the bench? Boris so yes, earning the respect of Hawks core Before chastising you for using the term players with three Stanley Cup rings is vital “Hoiball,” which Fred Hoiberg dislikes, for the guy with three career NHL goals. let’s get this out of the way first: Dunn is That respect might come in practice. better than Payne and Harrison. Now, Colliton says he wants practices to be up- whether he’s a viable long-term starter tempo, same as his predecessor. Quenne- for a championship team is a more ville made it clear immediately that he realistic debate. I’m higher on Dunn wanted everything done fast, even mistakes than most. He thinks defense first, so players could recover and get the puck which is important for this franchise. back quickly. He’s tough-minded. And while his freak Whatever pace Colliton wanted at his injuries are piling up enough to be cause first practice Tuesday apparently was for concern, he showed a strong inclina- realized. tion to run the team first and look for “We had a good practice today, good his shot second during the preseason. energy,’’ Colliton said. “We pushed on some things that we want the guys to focus on. Is it me, or is Jabari Parker way out It’s just communication with everyone, as of shape? He seems to be lumber- early as possible, with as many as possible, ing, not running, up and down the so that everyone is on the same page and court. The thought of him playing we know what the plan is. small forward a la Scottie Pippen “We plan to win.” ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE was flawed from the start. He can- It’s always good to have a plan. Always New Blackhawks coach Jeremy Colliton must earn his stripes as a bench coach in the NHL. not possibly keep up with the good to communicate it too. Bowman league’s more athletic, faster small highlighted communication as Colliton’s Bowman noted that Quenneville was ex- Or flame him. forwards. I have a strong feeling greatest asset. cellent at matchups, and Bowman should You don’t need a secret Uber video to that not long from now, he will be Bowman said he had seen positive signs know. He’s arguably the best bench coach know hockey players can harbor weapons- the only $20 million NBA player when Colliton coached a Swedish second- in history. Bowman indicated Quenneville grade disrespect for a coach and an organ- serving as his team’s 12th man! Leo division team into a promotion to the top would have better bench smarts than I-zation. I don’t like exclamation points! And it’s division. He also said he saw Colliton’s Savard to deal with the division’s accom- The Hawks brass knows this. I suspect not just you, considering John Paxson communication up close when he coached plished coaches that included Mike Bab- that’s one of the reasons Scotty Bowman’s said as much in an interview on WSCR- the Hawks’ top minor-league team in Rock- cock, Ken Hitchcock and Barry Trotz. longtime ally, Barry Smith, was installed as AM 670, the team’s flagship station. ford deep into the playoffs last season. What Quenneville did — what the best an assistant coach. Whatever Smith can do Paxson said Parker must improve his Communication is a great asset. Of bench coaches do — is coach the game that on the bench in the glare of a game to pre- conditioning to give full effort at both course, it also can expose a person. The was there, the game that was in front of vent Colliton from creating a losing ends. I do think Parker’s effort on de- more someone talks, the greater the chance him. Players know what kind of game is in matchup that could start grumbling among fense was solid in the Rockets loss. He that something wrong or naive will plop front of them. Players know when a coach players is a step forward. had some major off-the-ball lapses in out like a playoff pizza Chris Campoli or is seizing a moment or blowing a matchup Colliton catches a break Thursday. The the Knicks victory, though. He won’t Eric Gustafsson threw. opportunity. Hawks play at home against the Hurri- drop to 12th man. But it’s going to be But here’s where I imagine Colliton will Reacting the right way in the heat of the canes, so the new coach with the unknown verrrrrrry — OK, that’s as annoying as fly or die as a relative kid coaching deco- moment — reflecting a deep and instant NHL bench chops will get the last change. exclamation points — intriguing to rated adults: on the bench during a game. knowledge of both a coach’s players and It’s an opportunity to control the game. monitor his minutes if Lauri Markka- Quenneville was a master bench coach. the opponent’s and then, in a nanosecond, Or it’s an opportunity to get pantsed. nen and Bobby Portis are fully healthy. Still is. In fact, that was the reason Hockey making a better move than the guy on the Between those two and Wendell Carter, Yoda Scotty Bowman wanted Quenneville other bench — is an ability that can prompt [email protected] they have to play a majority of the big- installed in Denis Savard’s job in 2008. players to follow a coach. 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PELICANS 107, BULLS 98 BASEBALL Boras believes Russell will stay By Paul Sullivan such a situation and it won’t be Chicago Tribune repeated. “As long as they know that’s CARLSBAD, Calif. — Addison the player’s attitude, I’m sure, as Russell’s future with the Cubs in most cases in the past, teams has been in doubt since he went understand they have an athlete on administrative leave in Sep- who wants to address things and tember after his former wife move forward,” he said. made public her allegations of Russell denied the allegations domestic abuse. in September when his former The Cubs never have shut the wife, Melisa Reidy-Russell, door on keeping Russell, even made them in a blog she posted after Major League Baseball on social media. But he ulti- levied a 40-game suspension mately accepted the 40-game retroactive to Sept. 21 after the suspension and agreed to under- Cubs lost their wild-card playoff go treatment. game. Was that an admission of guilt Some believe his reputation from Russell? has been too tarnished for the Boras evaded the question. Cubs to keep him, and expect a “Anytime you accept a course trade of the 24-year-old short- of action where there is a direc- stop this offseason. tion given, the idea that we look But Russell’s agent, Scott Bo- at is (whether) Addison is getting ras, said Wednesday at the gen- therapy,” Boras said. “Addison is eral managers meetings that he growing and understanding the believes the Cubs will bring him responsibilities of his team, his back in 2019. league, his city and as you can see “We’re communicating from the suspension, there are closely with the Cubs and Addi- different levels and different son is working on his therapy,” he elements of conduct. said. “And going forward the “The learning curve of this is team is clearly in line and directly good for everybody. It’s good for involved with Addison, and I the league, it’s good for baseball have no expectation otherwise. and, in the end, it has been really, “I have not been told other- really good for Addison going wise.” forward. Anytime we try to It’s still too early to say improve people and have a whether Russell will be back in system that does that and brings May when his suspension ends. attention to things in a society Russell is undergoing treatment that makes us better on and off for his behavioral issues and the the field, it’s a very positive step.” Cubs haven’t given any indica- Epstein’s main concern is en- tion on his future. suring Russell’s behavior is not “Everything remains an open repeated, regardless of whether question,” Cubs President Theo he remains with the Cubs. He Epstein said Monday. “We said he has spoken to Russell haven’t made any determina- about “self-improvement and GERALD HERBERT/AP tions. The only determination adding more stability to his life” Wendell Carter Jr. makes Nikola Mirotic of the Pelicans adjust his shot Wednesday night in New Orleans. we’ve made is that we need to be in the future. part of the solution both from an “He has been handed his organizational standpoint in discipline and he will serve it,” supporting the discipline and Epstein said. “I also think part of supporting and exploring a pos- the solution can possibly include He’s havin’ a ball sible road to rehabilitation and rehabilitation and reformation, improvement.” and taking steps to examine Boras said any organization whether the individual is worth likely would keep someone in the investment so he can grow so Playing alongside Davis, Mirotic thrives in New Orleans Russell’s situation if they believe that this never happens again he has learned and grown from with him.” By Teddy Greenstein and 11 rebounds and got a learning we just have to communicate, me Chicago Tribune experience going up against Davis and him. And that’s what we did.” at times. Coach Fred Hoiberg said Parker (20 points, 13 rebounds) NEW ORLEANS — Before before the game the rookie would stayed in the game, missed a 3 and dealing with the challenge of be aided by having had to face then overcommitted on a Mirotic facing his former team, Nikola other beasts, namely Joel Embiid, pump fake. Hickey on his way out? Mirotic was razzed by teammate Andre Drummond and Nikola Hoiberg got testy once more Sullivan, from Page 1 healthy and effective, and Chat- Solomon Hill during an interview Jokic. Wednesday, appearing to curse at wood, we have to turn last year in the Pelicans’ locker room. “He will go out and battle,” the officials during a third-quarter to avoid putting the blame for into a real aberration… Mirotic was explaining how he Hoiberg said. “He won’t back timeout. Hoiberg was frustrated the disappointing ending on the “Our offseason moves should overcame his brutal situation with down from anybody. The big thing over Carter not earning a foul call, coaches. not be evaluated well at all. Our the Bulls, saying, “First it’s my for him is to keep out of foul and Kevin Cutler gave him a quick “We talked to Chili the other in-season moves were pretty personality, and it was time to trouble. It has cost us in some technical foul, his first of the day,” he said. “Outstanding darn good. We’ll try to have a move on, to put all that focus, games and has hurt his growth season. hitting coach. It just didn’t work pretty good offseason this time.” maybe a little anger too, to be and experience.” Asked if he deserved the “T” for with our guys. With ‘Hick,’ we The Cubs have had a strange successful, to be my best …” Carter avoided foul trouble long what he said, Hoiberg replied: got off to a little shaky start with offseason for a 95-win team that Hill then chimed in with: “They enough to set up LaVine for an “Yeah, I did.” our starting pitching, but that made the postseason for the hated you over there, Niko.” alley-oop, to stick a jumper in Mirotic, meanwhile, is thor- became a strength of the club by fourth straight year. Epstein’s Mirotic grinned and shot back: Davis’ face and to complete and oughly enjoying his season. the end of the year and our decision to let Maddon enter “Are you talking about Indiana?” “and-one” layup against Davis. Of playing with Davis, he said: bullpen was really solid all year. 2019 without a contract exten- That’s where Hill flamed out Asked before the game whom “All the focus is on him, so that Our pitching really wasn’t the sion has led to speculation he’s before joining the Pelicans. he anticipated would guard him, allows me a lot of shots, and at the issue last year. It was our sec- not a part of the long-term pic- Mirotic took the floor Wednes- Davis replied: “I don’t care, hon- same time I can space the floor for ond-half offense.” ture. day night eager to put on a show estly.” him. We’re accomplishing a lot Hickey, who was Maddon’s Maddon is fine with the deci- before his former teammates. He But he was effusive in his praise together and he’s really a great pitching coach with the Rays, sion, according to his agent, scored the first points of his team’s of Mirotic, saying that playing relationship guy.” was hired last winter to replace Alan Nero, who believes the 107-98 victory over the Bulls but alongside him is “amazing. Any- Mirotic on Wednesday did not Chris Bosio, the longtime coach media is blowing the story out of had a tough shooting night, going time he’s on the floor, teams have get to go up against Bobby Portis, who was instrumental in the proportion. 4-for-14. He finished with nine to respect him. And he’s doing a lot who is out with a knee injury. Cubs rebuild. Bosio was fired at Epstein disagreed. points, well below his career-best more than just shooting. He’s Mirotic appreciated reading com- the start of a coaching purge “You guys have the right to average of 21.8, but did pull down putting it on the floor, attacking ments from Hoiberg and Robin that also saw third base coach cover any aspect of the organi- 15 rebounds. the basket. I’m glad he’s here.” Lopez regarding his professional- Gary Jones and hitting coach zation any way you want,” Ep- The night, as it so often does, And his personality? ism last year after Portis slugged John Mallee let go. stein said. “You guys asked if belonged to Anthony Davis. The “Great guy,” Davis said. “Really him in a preseason practice. Davis was fired after one we’re going to extend Joe this Chicago native had struggled re- funny. Chill and down to earth.” Mirotic missed 23 games with the season and replaced by Rangers winter, and I said ‘no.’ cently because of a sprained right Jabari Parker was assigned to injuries he sustained from the hitting coach Anthony Iapoce, “I believe in being honest and elbow, but he finished with 32 Mirotic most of the night and did punch. who was mentored by Mallee. giving you guys information points, 15 rebounds, seven assists OK. But Parker drew Hoiberg’s ire “Robin was one of my favorite Cubs minor league pitching when we can. Look, to me the and four blocks. in the second quarter. After a teammates,” Mirotic said. “And coordinator Brendan Sagara has story is I’m excited about Joe Zach LaVine kept his season- Davis layup, Hoiberg called a also from Fred … there were much been interviewed for a pitching being all in on 2019 and being long 20-plus points streak alive timeout and immediately ap- more good moments than bad coach vacancy for another ma- right in the middle of everything when he drained a long 3-pointer proached Parker to make a point. moments, and I’ll try to (remem- jor league team, a source said. going on with the team — deep- with less than six minutes to play. Hoiberg kept it vague after the ber) the good moments.” Whether Sagara’s future factors ening his relationship with He finished with 22 points on game, calling it “an execution into the Cubs decision on players and being incredibly 9-for-26 shooting. thing.” [email protected] Hickey is unknown. committed as he is to getting the Wendell Carter Jr. had 17 points Parker called it “a good talk … Twitter @TeddyGreenstein The pitching staff fared well most out of these guys … under Hickey, statistically “He’s sort of renewed and speaking. It ranked third in the rejuvenated and ready to attack majors with a 3.65 ERA, despite the season and we’re all there to BULLS NOTES poor numbers from free-agent support him and do the same. acquisitions Yu Darvish and I’m really excited about that. Tyler Chatwood, neither of “When I say we’re not giving whom was in the rotation by the him a contract this winter, that’s Carter, Parker like Duke’s Williamson end of the year because of in- not punitive at all. And it’s not a By Teddy Greenstein “Yeah, for sure,” he replied. I can always go back to school.” juries (Darvish) or inconsis- foreshadowing of changing Chicago Tribune Williamson hit 11 of 13 shots, Carter is averaging 11.1 points, tency (Chatwood). managers per se, either. It’s just including a 3-pointer and some 7.6 rebounds and 2.7 assists for the The Cubs bullpen ranked a decision we’ve made. The NEW ORLEANS — Duke ferocious dunks, to score 28 3-8 Bulls, who faced the Pelicans second in the majors with a 3.35 focus is on all of us, doing what wowed America on Election points. Fellow freshman RJ Bar- (4-6) Wednesday night in New ERA, even though it had to we can to get the most out of Night with a 118-84 demolition of rett scored 33 points, hitting 3 of 7 Orleans. adjust to a bone bruise injury 2019 and evaluating from there.” second-ranked Kentucky. Among 3-pointers. The other first-year that sidelined closer Brandon Maddon’s success in Chicago, those impressed — former Blue stud, Cam Reddish, finished with The rehab report: Denzel Valen- Morrow the second half. including the 2016 champi- Devils Wendell Carter Jr. and 22 points — and four steals. tine’s left ankle remains trouble- Epstein put the blame onship season, makes some Jabari Parker of the Bulls. “Zion, RJ, Cam … super tal- some enough that the Bulls no squarely on himself for his off- wonder why there is a question Asked how Zion Williamson’s ented,” Parker said. “It’s rare to longer believe he will be back season signings. about giving him an extension. game will translate to the NBA, have three top players go to the around the same time as Lauri “Incomplete would be the “Situations are dynamic,” Carter said: “It’s going to translate same school. I’m a fan of them, Markkanen returns, in late No- kindest thing I could say,” he Epstein replied, adding he had perfectly. He’s very explosive, he’s definitely.” vember or early December. The said. “I think there are a lot of “no qualm” over waiting until very quick and he has a very large And of Williamson’s game: “It team ramped up Valentine’s activ- talented players here that we the end of his five-year deal for frame (6 foot 7, 285 pounds). will translate. The game is based ity, but the ankle has not respond- didn’t get off to a great starts an extension. That’s very rare. Not many people on athleticism, open-court (play). ed well. He is out indefinitely. with in their time as Cubs. “I know it’s a little bit differ- can guard that.” All those guys, man, they’re all Markkanen (elbow), Kris Dunn “But we’re digging in and ent — a front office and a man- Carter left Duke in the spring, athletic.” (knee) and Bobby Portis (knee) all working really hard, as the ager,” he said. “I understand after his freshman season. He said Carter, by the way, called his remain weeks from returning to players are, to try to turn that that. But Joe (believes) a con- he noticed comments on social decision to leave after one season action. Coach Fred Hoiberg said around. Steve Cishek obviously tract is a contract. We get it. media Tuesday night speculating “pretty tough. I was thinking if I Markkanen remains “a couple of pitched really well and had a ‘Let’s go. Can’t wait for the what this Duke team would look were to stay it would be for the weeks” from taking contact in great transition. But obviously season.’ And that’s how I feel.” like if he and Marvin Bagley III educational side, to get closer to practice but did some spot shoot- Darvish got hurt, Chatwood lost had stayed. my degree. But (playing in the ing Tuesday in New York and had his control and we need to fix [email protected] Answer: It would be unfair. NBA) is a dream of mine and I feel no pain. those things — get Darvish Twitter @PWSullivan 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, November 8, 2018

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Full rebuild? Not so fast By Jimmy Greenfield Chicago Tribune

The Blackhawks have been steadfast in saying they’re not about to enter a full rebuild. Good for them? Not so fast. It’s not exactly their choice. The fact is the Hawks’ hands are tied with several high- salaried players whose no- movement clauses would re- CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2016 quire their permission to trade When it comes to Joel Quen- them. neville's next NHL coaching Here’s a look at the eight job, the question seems to be highest-paid Hawks and how “where,” not “if.” their contracts could restrict general manager Stan Bowman from trading them if he wanted to. Contract information is via What’s capfriendly.com. next for former coach Q? By Jimmy Greenfield Toews Kane Chicago Tribune Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews (2022-23): $10.5 With a resume that includes million salary-cap hit three Stanley Cups and the Each has a full no-movement second-most wins in NHL his- clause for the duration of his tory, there’s no doubt Joel contract. Both are enjoying Quenneville will land another great starts to their seasons and job. The only questions are likely would bring back a good whether he wants to resume haul even with their high his Hall of Fame coaching salaries. Toews recently turned career and, if so, where he’ll 30, and Kane will join him this end up. month. Here are six possible landing spots for the former Black- hawks coach. Brent Seabrook 1. Blues (2023-24): $6.875 mil- Quenneville’s first NHL lion cap hit head coaching job was with the The 33-year- Blues, with whom he went old Seabrook’s 307-191-77 over eight seasons contract has a from 1996 to 2004. The Blues no-movement clause in place are talented and would seem to until 2021-22, after which he be a good fit for Quenneville, must submit a list of five teams who probably wouldn’t go to a he can be traded to in 2022-23 team in a rebuild. and 10 teams in 2023-24. They have been under- achieving all season under second-year coach Mike Yeo, Brandon whose job is believed to be in Saad (2020- jeopardy. But the Blues have 21): won three of four games and $6 million are showing signs of turning cap hit their season around. Saad, 26, does not have a no- 2. Panthers movement or ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Panthers general manager no-trade clause at any point Jeremy Colliton has spent time working on the team’s sputtering power play during his first two practices. Dale Tallon hired Quenneville during his contract. His cap hit once, and it worked out pretty is reasonable enough that he well. At least for Quenneville. could be an attractive piece Tallon departed for the Pan- near the trade deadline. thers before the Hawks won the Stanley Cup in 2010 and New coach doesn’t has had limited success there. Corey Craw- Current coach Bob Boughner ford (2019- is in his second year with the 20): Panthers, but the team is off to $6 million a 3-5-3 start. cap hit see age as a factor Crawford, who turns 34 Colliton, from Page 1 lasted well over an hour, longer some ideas, the staff as a group, we 3. Kings on Dec. 31, ap- than Quenneville’s typical prac- have ideas. Watching clips of some The Kings were the first pears to be healthy and playing ary and has gone from fringe NHL tices. The lines were largely the teams that are successful. They team to make a coaching like the goalie who won two player to key member of the same; the biggest difference was need reps. So today you saw that. change this season when they Stanley Cups with the Hawks. defense. restoring Dominik Kahun to the “As a group, you have to feel fired John Stevens on Sunday His cap hit is very reasonable Gustafsson can see how Colli- first line with Jonathan Toews confident in your options. You and handed Willie Desjardins for a starting goalie. The ton’s age might initially be a factor and Alex DeBrincat after he had have to feel like, ‘Hey, this is going the job, albeit with an interim Hawks have several young but said it won’t last for long. been dropped to the third line last to work.’ So that’s what we’re tag. The Kings would have goalies in the system but no- “It’s tough at first,” Gustafsson week against the Flames. trying to build.” been far more attractive to body ready to fill Crawford’s said. “He’s the same age as a lot of The Hawks spent a good deal of Colliton faced one other ques- Quenneville a couple of years skates. guys in this room. But he’s just time on the power play, which is tion: Is he feeling butterflies in ago, but they’re aging more trying to do the best for the team. 7-for-50 (14 percent) and ranked anticipation of his first game rapidly than the Hawks are and “I remember from last year, he 27th in the league through Tues- Thursday night against the Hurri- aren’t likely to contend for a Duncan Keith doesn’t scream or anything on the day. Colliton acknowledged the canes? few years. (2022-23): bench. I think he has that respect importance of finding a way to “No butterflies yet,” he said. $5,538,462 from the first (day) because he’s make it better. “But I’m sure it’s going to be cap hit the coach and you have to respect “Yeah, that’s a big question,” he special.” 4. Sabres Keith’s 13-year, the head coach. He started off said. “We’re getting together as Of all the teams that could be $72 million pretty good the first two days.” groups and we’re discussing it, [email protected] in the market for a coach, the deal has been Colliton’s second full practice throwing ideas around. I have Twitter @jcgreenx Sabres seem to mirror Quen- one of the best neville’s first Hawks teams the the Hawks ever made, and it most. The Sabres have out- should continue that way even standing young players in for- as he reaches 40 at the end of BLACKHAWKS NOTES ward Jack Eichel and defense- the contract. Keith, 35, has a man Rasmus Dahlin, and their full no-movement clause coach is former Sabres star Phil throughout the deal. Seabrook, Colliton played Housley. Sound familiar? 5. Ducks Artem Anisi- against each other as kids It’s questionable whether mov (2020- By Jimmy Greenfield 21): $4.55 tion — but he’s still only 3½ the Ducks would launch coach million cap Chicago Tribune months younger. Randy Carlyle after consecu- hit “It was nice to see him come tive 100-point seasons, but they Brent Seabrook and new Black- back to North America last year are off to a 6-7-3 start. Quen- Anisimov, 30, hawks coach Jeremy Colliton and get the job in Rockford,” neville only has to recall two had a modified have a long history together. Seabrook said. “Sounds like he did weeks ago, when the Hawks no-trade Not only did they share an some good things in Europe and easily handled the Ducks in a clause beginning this season agent at one point, they also with Rockford last year going to 3-1 win at the United Center. that requires him to list 10 played against each other in the the third round (of the American teams to which he can be Western Hockey League. But Hockey League playoffs).” JONATHAN DANIEL/GETTY traded. 1 6. Oilers that's not all. Brent Seabrook is only 3 ⁄2 months “Jeremy and I played together Saad face: Brandon Saad left younger than new Blackhawks The Oilers are an up-and- when we were 11,” Seabrook said. practice for the dentist's office coach Jeremy Colliton. coming team for approxi- Connor Mur- “We played summer hockey to- after taking a puck to the face. mately the 100th season in a phy (2021- gether. We played against each Colliton was hopeful Saad neville ended with his ejection for row, but this time it looks like 22): $3.85 other and our team invited him to would be OK to play Thursday boarding barely more than two they’re for real. They have the million cap a tournament — I can’t even night against the Hurricanes but minutes into the game. best player in the world in hit remember when it was, I’d have to didn't have an update after prac- The total time on ice for the Connor McDavid and a sup- Murphy does ask my dad. But it was a long time tice Wednesday. On the other player Quenneville often relied on porting cast that’s finally not have a no- ago. He played with us for a hand, the coach was able to use to play up to 30 minutes a game? pulling its weight. They’re only movement tournament and growing up we the incident to introduce his sense Thirty-seven seconds. 8-6-1 — and two of those wins clause, but he’s out with a back sort of followed the same career of humor to reporters. “You always kind of look back at came against the Hawks. Todd problem and it’s unclear when path as kids. A lot of connections “Puck went in the net,” Colliton ‘what if,’ but those things are in the McLellan, in his fourth season he’ll return. At 25, Murphy is there.” said. “So that’s a positive.” past now so there’s nothing you can with the Oilers, could be in young enough that he should Seabrook isn’t among the four do,” Keith said. “It’s just the way it danger if his team falls into an maintain his level of play for players on the Hawks’ roster older Short goodbye: Although he went. It’s unfortunate. Definitely extended slump. the duration of the contract, than Colliton — Chris Kunitz, didn’t know it at the time, Duncan thought about that and if that but that might be more of a Duncan Keith, Corey Crawford Keith’s last time playing in a would have made a difference. [email protected] threat than an enticement. and Cam Ward share that distinc- Hawks uniform under Joel Quen- Can’t worry about that stuff now.” Twitter @jcgreenx Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 5

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BEARS NOTES Mack expected back

By Dan Wiederer and Colleen Kane Chicago Tribune

When Bears cornerback Prince Amukamara arrived at Wednes- day morning’s walk-through at Halas Hall, he felt a surge of energy. Outside linebacker Khalil JOHN J. KIM/HICAGO TRIBUNE Mack was back on the field. GM Stan Bowman, left, says Jeremy Colliton is on the “cutting edge” “Man,” Amukamara said. of using analytics: “He’s got a thirst for it. He’s eager for input.” “When he came out to walk- through, I was like, ‘Yes! If he’s in walk-through, he has to be playing Bowman denies any this week.’ … I think everyone is excited about it.” After two games on the sideline, rift with Quenneville Mack is aiming to play this weekend when the Bears face the Haugh, from Page 1 viser for the Hawks. To what Lions at Soldier Field. degree has he been involved Mack (ankle), wide receiver To hear Bowman calmly in this process because Barry Allen Robinson (groin), tight end explain himself in a 20-minute, Smith — his top assistant Ben Braunecker (concussion) and one-on-one interview, his tie coach with the Penguins and defensive lineman Bilal Nichols loosened and his guard down, Red Wings — establishes a (knee) all were full participants in professional reasons solely link between him and the Wednesday’s practice. dictated Quenneville’s dismissal Hawks bench. Are you sensi- Wide receiver Taylor Gabriel — not personal ones as many of tive to that perception? was limited with a knee injury, us presumed. You don’t neces- I understand why people say and tight end Dion Sims didn’t sarily have to believe Bowman; that but my dad doesn’t play a practice while undergoing con- he says Quenneville knows and big role. He’s an adviser. He cussion evaluations after exiting accepted the tough news with watches every game every night, the Bills game. dignity. whether he’s working for Black- Mack sprained his right ankle “I do want to address this hawks or just retired. That’s just in the loss to the Dolphins, was because I don’t know where it who he is. He’s there for me to mostly ineffective the following started that we don’t get along,’’ talk to, he’s my dad. His impact? week against the Patriots and was Bowman said of his relationship No. He’ll watch our games and then inactive for the team’s last with Quenneville, who won the Rockford games and talk two victories over the Jets and three Stanley Cups in 10-plus about guys playing well but he’s Bills. Those were the first two seasons from 2008-2018. very removed. He’s 85, living in games Mack has missed in his The rest of our conversation Florida. He’s exactly what I five-year NFL career. touched on various topics re- want, an adviser I rely upon. lated to the bittersweet block- There’s not something in the Long time coming: Tight end buster move. game of hockey he hasn’t lived Adam Shaheen practiced through but it’s not at all like Wednesday for the first time since How difficult was it for you to he’s playing this large role. he injured his right foot and ankle fire a Hall of Fame coach? in the Aug. 18 preseason game CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE That was the hardest conver- If this is a playoff team, why against the Broncos. Linebacker Khalil Mack was full a participant in Wednesday’s practice. sation I’ve had. You prepare for not hire a proven coach “It’s been a long time coming,” it going in but it was very emo- known as a turnaround guy Shaheen said. “I’m excited for it.” go down because he was one of yards and three touchdowns tional for me and for Joel. We’ve instead of someone coaching The Bears placed Shaheen on those guys that was progressing while Meredith hasn’t been tar- been working together a long his first NHL game Thursday injured reserve Sept. 2, and he pretty fast. So it'll be exciting to get geted by Saints quarterback Drew time and accomplished a lot, night at the United Center? spent seven weeks wearing a cast him back out there and see exactly Brees in the last three games. and the number of disagree- In some ways, that’s the old and walking boot, a recovery he where he's at.” Meredith (nine catches, 114 yards, ments we’ve had over those model in that you need experi- said was “long, slow and painful.” one touchdown) played only 13 years is so small. I’ve learned so ence to win. I don’t think there’s He said regaining mobility in his The right call: When the Bears snaps in Sunday’s win over the much from Joel. None of that anything bad with experience, foot, ankle and Achilles tendon declined to match the Saints’ Rams and has been on the field for (speculation about a rift) is true. but Jeremy comes at it from a after he got the boot off was the two-year contract offer to wide only 40 plays over the last three Ask Joel the same thing. It was a different angle. (Players today biggest challenge, requiring reha- receiver Cameron Meredith, it games. great experience to work with are) different from players from bilitation, stretching, acupunc- was based on concerns about his The Saints felt Meredith was him. I was new to the job and he 20 years ago. You can’t tell them ture, cupping and more. left knee, not his performance. ahead of schedule over the sum- was experienced coach and I the reason for something is Bears coach Matt Nagy said it And halfway through this season mer in returning from the injury, observed him a lot as a rival of “because I said so.” They want remains to be seen how quickly it appears the Bears made the but some players need a full 18 my dad for years. I knew who to know, ‘Why, what do you Shaheen can become game ready. right decision. months to recover fully from Joel Quenneville was. I am mean?’ ” Jeremy has a sense of He was having a solid training The Saints on Wednesday similar injuries. grateful to him. that. You’re getting a unique camp before the injury and had signed former Cowboys wide re- perspective from him. We have four catches for 58 yards in two ceiver Dez Bryant to a one-year Chicago Tribune’s Brad Biggs con- This move represents urgency veteran players but young play- preseason games. contract as Meredith’s playing tributed. to save the season. Do you ers too. I don’t know that you “He’s a nice-sized guy so onetime has been limited in New believe you had same sense of can bring in a coach with just on-one battles he does well with,” Orleans. [email protected] urgency in the offseason over one style in because we’re not a Nagy said. “It was tough to see him Miller has 19 receptions for 210 [email protected] the construction of this ros- team of just young guys or all ter? vets. It’s a fair question. But if There were concerns last we had brought in a veteran guy year but I think everybody felt like that, he might not have had Joel deserved an opportunity to that blend of skill sets like Jere- Pundits have doubts about Trubisky get this going again. He earned my does. that right. But a lot of same Biggs, from Page 1 “Trubisky hasn’t shown enough that the Texans’ Deshaun Watson, things weren’t working last year At 33, Jeremy also has been to guarantee that he will be on the selected two spots behind Ma- weren’t working this year. You described as a young coach sworn off social media because roster come 2020, although the homes, also has been better. have to look down the road and who embraces analytics. How while coach Matt Nagy goes into Blake Bortles of the North still Unlike Mahomes and Watson, ask if this would turn around much did that play a role in detail to describe the quarter- has plenty of time to grow.” Trubisky is in his second offense before this season gets away your decision? back’s progress halfway through In Pro Football Focus’ ranking in two years, but the explanations from us. I didn’t have the confi- He’s been using analytics the season and some champion of quarterbacks entering Week 10, are not being heard nationally. dence it would turn around so already. He’s got a thirst for it. his elite leadership skills, people Trubisky is 29th out of 30 and on National observers see some of we had to do something. He’s eager for input. He asks for from a distance don’t get the CBS’ Pick Six Podcast, Brady the passes that sail high and wide everybody. He talks to me and Trubisky love. Quinn questioned the Bears’ of targets and fire away. And there Did you ever worry if it came people at Rockford. He asks our “You couldn’t get me to buy playoff hopes saying, “I haven’t have been plenty of those lately as down to Hawks President analytics guy, “Can you also give Mitchell Trubisky if you had him seen enough growth from Mitch- Trubisky has completed only 54.5 John McDonough picking me this?” He doesn’t use every- on a discount rack at Filene’s ell Trubisky. I don’t think you can percent of his passes over the last between the coach and the thing, but there are certain Basement,” former NFL general look at their running game as three games, which Nagy attrib- general manager, he would analytics he thought would be manager Michael Lombardi said overall consistent. They kind of uted to the quality of the de- pick the coach? helpful for him. … He’s certainly Monday on “Follow the Money,” a live and die by Mitchell Trubisky, fenses. No. When you start to worry on the cutting edge of that. But VSiN show on SiriusXM. “There’s and he’s too inconsistent for me.” “Anytime you are drafted as a about your job security, you the thing I like about Jeremy is no chance. He can’t throw the ball Simply looking at the numbers, quarterback early and high in the might do things that don’t make he’s not a slave to it. He is a in bounds half the time. Trubisky is closer to the middle of draft, you’re always going to be sense. This is the big leagues. I former (NHL) player. He knows “It’s a joke. I was in Chicago the pack: critiqued,” Nagy said Wednesday. understand what comes with the essence of a team is you this week and all I saw were Tru- 64.2 completion percentage — 22nd “The only thing he needs to worry that. It includes a lot of criti- can’t always boil down to num- bisky jerseys. And I’m thinking, 7.50 yards per attempt — 16th about is what I think about him cism, and you can’t do some- bers, that the element of com- ‘You people are crazy. You’re 2.7 percent interception ratio — 22nd and what people in this building thing reactionary or try to pre- petitiveness doesn’t always going to be selling them in three 1,949 yards — 19th think about him. Everybody’s empt criticism. Just do what’s in show up in analytics. years.’ There’s no way. Look, he’s 96.2 passer rating — 16th entitled to their opinion and that’s best interest of team short and a good athlete. He runs around, OK, that’s fine, there’s nothing long term. As a manager, you’re When John McDonough says he makes some plays with his There’s a reason people use the wrong with that. But as long as he not completely aligned with the this is a playoff team and he feet, but when he has to make expression out-of-town stupid, just understands that the only coach in terms of timing. I’m believes in accountability, precise throws … Brett Favre said but in Trubisky’s situation it’s thing that matters is what we worried about tomorrow’s game what is the message for you? this one time, and I think it really difficult to understand the na- think, nothing will affect him.” but also the game in three Did your seat just get hotter applies. Bad quarterbacks can tional versus local perspective. Fortunately, Trubisky main- months. We want to be good today? throw the ball through a door. Could it be as simple as the Bears tains that he hasn’t heard what every year, as impossible as that When I say I don’t worry Good quarterbacks can hit the haven’t won in a very long time? the detractors, those on the other may be. about my job security, I should door knob. The great ones throw Is it possible your eyes deceive side of the canyon, are saying. say it’s not that I don’t care. That it through the keyhole. Do you you? His numbers are similar to “I’ve been off social media,” he Wait, how do you get to the sounds too cavalier. It’s more in think Trubisky can throw the ball those of Cam Newton, who is said said. “I don’t really check it that point as a professional sports a pragmatic or practical way. through a keyhole? There’s no to be back to MVP form. Newton often and I don’t really have it on executive when you don’t Worrying about my job security, chance, right. I just don’t see it.” has done it at different times and my phone. So I don’t hear any of worry about job security? I’m not going to be any more Last week, in a midseason against different teams, but their the outside noise, whether it be You can’t operate out of fear. I effective tomorrow. I’ll be less quarterback index on NFL.com, passing statistics — completion positive or negative. I just have a don’t. If they don’t want me to effective tomorrow. That’s why Trubisky was ranked 26th behind percentage, yards, touchdowns, lot more time, and my focus is work here, I won’t work here I don’t focus on it. It’s not an Joe Flacco, Dak Prescott, Case interceptions and rating — are all elsewhere within football and my and I’m going to work here until emotional perspective. It’s prag- Keenum, Jameis Winston and close, and Newton has rushed for family and everything else I have that day comes. My dad learned matic and practical. How can I Blake Bortles. only 40 more yards and two more going on. It hasn’t been a distrac- that from his experience. He be better? “He’s the most divisive quarter- touchdowns than Trubisky. tion for me. Most of it last year worked under one-year deals (Bowman paused and back in football, at least according Trubisky is a dropped inter- had been negative, so it’s just a lot the last six or seven years or sighed.) to the stats,” Gregg Rosenthal ception away from winning in of negativity that I blocked out of coaching. He figured if there wrote on NFL.com. “ESPN's QBR Green Bay in the opener, which my life. I’m able to just focus on was a time they don’t want him, And the hot seat? has him ranked seventh overall would give the Bears the same what I need to do and who I want they don’t want him. For me to Whatever that hot seat and his fantasy stats are undeni- record as Newton’s 6-2 Panthers. to be as a player and as a person. do something to salvage my job, means, I’m going to do what I’m ably large. DVOA has him 20th, More opinions on Trubisky are It has been a good thing for me I don’t believe in that. You just going to do because I think it’s while the graders at Pro Football coming soon. The Bears will be in just getting off that.” block it out. It’s the only ap- right. If it isn’t right and some- Focus have him ranked as the the national spotlight in Week 11 It’s fair to say Trubisky hasn’t proach I know. In emotional body doesn’t want me to work worst pure passer in football by a when they are host to the Vikings done anything to change the times, you tend to make more here anymore, then I won’t be wide margin. My rank is closer to in prime time on NBC and then minds of folks, whichever side of bad decisions than good ones. If working here. That’s the only PFF’s because of all the intercep- five days later when they play the the aisle they’re on when it comes you’re motivated by fear, on way I know how to do it. tions he has lucked out of thanks Lions in Detroit on Thanksgiving. to him. We’ll see if that changes in balance, you’ll make too many to drops by defenders, and all the Part of the problem is Trubisky the second half of the season. poor decisions so you have to David Haugh is a special contrib- open receivers that he has loses in any measurement to Even if Trubisky is tuning it out, take that out of it. utor to the Chicago Tribune and missed.” Chiefs quarterback Patrick Ma- we’re sure to hear more. co-host of the “Mully and Haugh On ESPN.com, Bill Barnwell homes, who was selected eight You mentioned your dad, Show” weekdays from 5-9 a.m. questioned Trubisky’s staying picks later than Trubisky in the [email protected] Scotty, who’s a special ad- on WSCR-AM-670. power with the Bears, writing 2017 draft. 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CALENDAR NHL NFL NOTES EASTERN CONFERENCE THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Saints offense adds DET Tampa Bay 15 11 3 1 23 55 40 6-2-0 5-1-1 4-0-0 Noon Toronto 15 10 5 0 20 51 40 4-5-0 6-0-0 2-1-0 FOX-32, Boston 14 8 4 2 18 39 31 5-1-0 3-3-2 4-1-0 AM-780 Montreal 15 8 5 2 18 48 45 5-3-0 3-2-2 2-2-2 veteran WR Bryant Buffalo 15 7 6 2 16 43 44 4-2-1 3-4-1 2-2-0 Ottawa 15 6 6 3 15 52 62 5-2-2 1-4-1 3-3-1 CLE DAL @BOS Detroit 15 5 8 2 12 40 55 3-4-1 2-4-1 1-4-0 7 7 6:30 Florida 11 35393441 0-3-1 3-2-2 0-0-2 WGN-9, NBCSCH+, NBCSCH, News services SAM FARMER’S AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 METRO GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV THURSDAY N.Y. Islanders 14 8 4 2 18 45 34 3-1-2 5-3-0 6-0-0 Washington 14 7 4 3 17 52 50 5-1-2 2-3-1 2-1-1 NIGHT PICK CAR @PHI @CAR STL Dez Bryant has found a Columbus 15 8 6 1 17 50 52 4-4-0 4-2-1 1-1-0 Panthers (6-2) 7:30 Noon 6 7 Pittsburgh 14 6 5 3 15 47 47 2-4-1 4-1-2 1-3-1 new team, agreeing to con- NBCSCH, NBCSCH, NBCSCH, NBCSN, Philadelphia 15 7 7 1 15 48 56 2-4-0 5-3-1 1-2-0 tract teams with the Saints. at Steelers AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 N.Y. Rangers 15 7 7 1 15 43 47 5-3-0 2-4-1 0-1-1 Carolina 15 6 7 2 14 40 45 3-3-1 3-4-1 2-1-1 The former Cowboys wide (5-2-1) New Jersey 13 6 6 1 13 42 43 5-1-1 1-5-0 2-2-0 THURSDAY ON TV/RADIO NFL receiver, who has been look- 7:20 p.m., FOX/ WESTERN CONFERENCE NFL Network NBA CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV ing for an NFL home since Steelers by 4 7 p.m. Rockets at Thunder TNT NFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA Nashville 15 12 3 0 24 51 31 5-3-0 7-0-0 3-0-0 becoming a free agent, will 1 BEARS 5 3 0 .625 235 153 Minnesota 14 8 4 2 18 43 40 5-0-2 3-4-0 4-2-0 join one of the league’s top (O/U 51 ⁄2) 9:30 p.m. Bucks at Warriors TNT Minnesota 5 3 1 .611 221 204 Winnipeg 14 8 5 1 17 41 38 5-2-1 3-3-0 2-2-0 Green Bay 3 4 1 .438 192 204 The Steelers, who MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Dallas 15 8 6 1 17 42 40 5-2-0 3-4-1 1-1-0 offenses in New Orleans. Detroit 3 5 0 .375 180 210 Colorado 15 7 5 3 17 53 44 3-2-1 4-3-2 1-2-0 are starting to 6 p.m. Chicago State at Notre Dame WMVP-AM 1000 NFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA Chicago 15 6 6 3 15 46 56 3-2-2 3-4-1 2-1-1 The 30-year-old Bryant St. Louis 13 5 5 3 13 46 48 4-4-1 1-1-2 1-2-3 figure it out with 7 p.m. New Orleans at Northwestern BTN, WYLL-AM 1160 Washington 5 3 0 .625 160 172 spent his first eight years in Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 178 156 PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV James Conner, BOXING Dallas 3 5 0 .375 154 151 the NFL with the Cowboys N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 150 205 San Jose 15 8 4 3 19 50 46 4-2-1 4-2-2 2-1-0 and last season caught rarely lose in 10 p.m. Neeco Macias vs. Jesus Soto Karass ESPN2 NFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA Vancouver 16 9 6 1 19 49 53 5-2-0 4-4-1 2-2-0 Calgary 16 9 6 1 19 54 53 4-2-1 5-4-0 1-2-0 69 passes for 838 yards and prime time at NFL New Orleans 7 1 0 .875 279 218 Edmonton 15 8 6 1 17 44 46 3-2-1 5-4-0 0-0-0 Carolina 6 2 0 .750 220 180 six touchdowns, including a home. The Pan- 7 p.m. Panthers at Steelers FOX-32, NFL Network Anaheim 17 7 7 3 17 41 48 4-2-3 3-5-0 3-2-2 Atlanta 4 4 0 .500 228 226 Arizona 13 7 6 0 14 37 29 4-3-0 3-3-0 2-1-0 WSCR-AM 670 Tampa Bay 3 5 0 .375 229 275 50-yard scoring play. thers play hard Vegas 15 6 8 1 13 34 42 4-2-1 2-6-0 1-0-1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL NFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA Los Angeles 14 5 8 1 11 32 46 4-3-1 1-5-0 1-0-1 Seeking salary cap relief, for Ron Rivera L.A. Rams 8 1 0 .889 299 200 6 p.m. North Carolina Central at Bethune-Cookman Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division the Cowboys released Bryant and will keep this Seattle 4 4 0 .500 188 156 and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. through Wednesday ESPNU Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199 after last season with two close, but the San Francisco 2 7 0 .222 207 239 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Minnesota at Anaheim, 9 Steelers will 6:30 p.m. Wake Forest at North Carolina State ESPN AFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA years remaining on the re- Washington 2, Pittsburgh 1 TUESDAY’S RESULTS GOLF Pittsburgh 5 2 1 .688 227 188 Nashville 4, Colorado 1 Columbus 4, Dallas 1 ceiver’s five-year, $70 million make a few more Cincinnati 5 3 0 .625 221 237 Anaheim 3, Calgary 2 Toronto 3, Vegas 1 plays. Noon Mayakoba Golf Classic Golf Channel Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 213 160 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE N.Y. Rangers 5, Montreal 3 contract. Cleveland 2 6 1 .278 190 247 Carolina at Blackhawks, 7:30 Ottawa 7, New Jersey 3 Last season was Bryant’s Steelers 24, 3 p.m. Charles Schwab Cup Championship Golf Channel Vancouver at Boston, 6 Detroit 3, Vancouver 2 (SO) AFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA Panthers 21 10 p.m. Blue Bay LPGA Golf Channel Edmonton at Florida, 6 Tampa Bay 5, Edmonton 2 best since he caught New England 7 2 0 .778 270 202 Arizona at Philadelphia, 6 St. Louis 4, Carolina 1 2 a.m. Nedbank Golf Challenge Golf Channel Miami 5 4 0 .556 187 225 Buffalo at Montreal, 6:30 San Jose 4, Minnesota 3 88 passes for 1,320 yards and N.Y. Jets 3 6 0 .333 198 213 Vegas at Ottawa, 6:30 Los Angeles 4, Anaheim 1 (Fri.) Buffalo 2 7 0 .222 96 241 N.Y Islander at Tampa Bay, 6:30 16 touchdowns in 2014, San Jose at Dallas, 7:30 CALENDAR NHL AFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA Minnesota at Los Angeles, 9:30 Jan. 1: Winter Classic, Boston which at the time was his third consecutive 7:30 p.m. Hurricanes at Blackhawks NBCSCH, WGN-AM 720 Houston 6 3 0 .667 216 184 FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE vs. Chicago, Notre Dame Stadium. season with at least 1,200 yards receiving. He Tennessee 4 4 0 .500 134 141 New Jersey at Toronto, 6 Jan. 25: All-Star Skills Competition, San MLS PLAYOFFS Jacksonville 3 5 0 .375 134 170 Columbus at Washington, 6 Jose, Calif. signed his last contract right after that but has not Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 231 213 N.Y. Rangers at Detroit, 6:30 Jan. 26: All-Star Game, San Jose, Calif. Feb. 23: Stadium Series, Pittsburgh at 9:30 p.m. Timbers at Sounders FS1 AFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA San Jose at St. Louis, 7 approached that level of production since — a Colorado at Winnipeg, 7 Philadelphia, Lincoln Financial Field. INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 327 226 central reason the Cowboys released him in April. L.A. Chargers 6 2 0 .750 220 180 NBA Noon Portugal vs. United States ESPN2 Denver 3 6 0 .333 205 213 The Saints (7-1), who have won seven straight Oakland 1 7 0 .125 141 252 TENNIS EASTERN CONFERENCE and leads the NFC South Division, didn’t Noon USTA Women’s Pro Circuit Vegas Tennis Channel WEEK 10 ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF necessarily need another receiver. 7 p.m. USTA Women’s Pro Circuit Vegas Tennis Channel THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Toronto 11 1 .917 — 9-1 W-5 6-0 5-1 5-1 Led by record-setting quarterback Drew Brees, Carolina at Boston 6 4 .600 4 6-4 L-2 3-1 3-3 5-3 Pittsburgh, 7:20 (FOX-32) the Saints rank seventh on offense overall, COLLEGE FOOTBALL SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Philadelphia 7 5 .583 4 6-4 W-1 6-0 1-5 6-5 1 Detroit at Bears, noon (FOX-32) Brooklyn 5 6 .455 5 ⁄2 5-5 W-2 3-2 2-4 4-3 averaging 402.2 yards per game, and seventh in COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF TOP 25 Arizona at Kansas City, noon New York 4 8 .333 7 3-7 W-1 2-4 2-4 3-7 passing, averaging 289.9 yards. At the same time, CFP RK. TEAM AP REC PF PA WEEK 11/NEXT GAME *-A.M. Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, noon Jacksonville at Indianapolis, noon SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF the Saints are without deep threat Ted Ginn Jr., 1. Alabama 1 9-0 462 127 Sat. vs. #16 Mississippi State, 2:30 Washington at Tampa Bay, noon Charlotte 6 5 .545 — 6-4 W-2 4-2 2-3 6-4 2. Clemson 2 9-0 430 120 Sat. at #17 Boston College, 7 New Orleans at Cincinnati, noon 1 Miami 5 5 .500 ⁄2 5-5 W-2 3-2 2-3 3-4 who’s currently on injured reserve. 3. Notre Dame 3 9-0 303 174 Sat. vs. Florida State, 6:30 New England at Tennessee, noon Orlando 4 7 .364 2 3-7 L-1 2-5 2-2 3-4 4. Michigan 4 8-1 330 122 Sat. at Rutgers, 2:30 Atlanta at Cleveland, noon L.A. Chargers at Oakland, 3:05 p.m. Atlanta 3 8 .273 3 3-7 L-2 2-3 1-5 2-6 5. Georgia 5 8-1 343 148 Sat. vs. #24 Auburn, 6 1 Miami at Green Bay, 3:25 (CBS-2) Washington 2 8 .200 3 ⁄2 2-8 L-1 1-3 1-5 1-2 Darnold out? 6. Oklahoma 6 8-1 442 251 Sat. vs. Oklahoma State, 2:30 Jets rookie quarterback Sam Seattle at L.A. Rams, 3:25 7. LSU 9 7-2 243 150 Sat. at Arkansas, 6:30 Dallas at Philadelphia, 7:20 (NBC-5) CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Darnold likely will miss Sunday’s game against 8. Washington St. 10 8-1 345 214 Sat. at Colorado, 2:30 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Milwaukee 8 2 .800 — 8-2 L-1 6-0 2-2 6-1 the Bills with a strained right foot. 9. West Virginia 7 7-1 321 178 Sat. vs. TCU, 11* N.Y. Giants at San Fran., 7:15 (ESPN) Indiana 7 5 .583 2 6-4 L-2 3-3 4-2 5-2 10. Ohio State 8 8-1 380 214 Sat. at #18 Michigan State, 11* Bye: Minnesota, Denver, Baltimore, Houston Detroit 5 5 .500 3 5-5 W-1 3-2 2-3 5-5 ESPN reported that Darnold, the No. 3 overall 11. Kentucky 12 7-2 222 138 Sat. at Tennessee, 2:30 Chicago 3 9 .250 6 3-7 L-1 1-5 2-4 3-4 12. UCF 11 8-0 363 167 Sat. vs. Navy, 11* 1 draft pick who has played every snap this season, Cleveland 1 10 .091 7 ⁄2 1-9 L-4 1-5 0-5 1-7 13. Syracuse 13 7-2 390 253 Fri. vs. Louisville, 6 14. NC State 22 6-2 260 204 Thu. vs. Walke Forest, 6:30 AHL WESTERN CONFERENCE will be re-evaluated after the team’s off week. 15. Florida 19 6-3 275 190 Sat. vs. South Carolina, 11* SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF “We don’t want to rush things,” Darnold said 16. Mississippi St. 18 6-3 262 111 Sat. at #1 Alabama, 2:30 WESTERN CONFERENCE 17. Boston College 17 7-2 335 217 Sat. vs. #2 Clemson, 7 San Antonio 6 4 .600 — 6-4 L-2 4-2 2-2 6-1 Wednesday. 18. Michigan St. 24 6-3 211 171 Sat. vs. #10 Ohio State, 11* CENTRAL W L OL SOL PT GF GA Memphis 6 4 .600 — 6-4 W-1 4-0 2-4 4-3 1 19. Texas 15 6-3 291 241 Sat. at Texas Tech, 6:30 Milwaukee 8 3 3 0 19 46 39 New Orleans 5 6 .455 1 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 4-1 1-5 3-6 1 20. Penn State 21 6-3 335 220 Sat. vs. Wisconsin, 11* WOLVES 8 3 0 1 17 50 35 Houston 4 5 .444 1 ⁄2 4-5 W-3 0-4 4-1 1-5 Dolphins draw fines: The league fined the 1 21. Iowa — 6-3 274 167 Sat. vs. Northwestern, 2:30 Iowa 8 3 0 0 16 43 26 Dallas 3 8 .273 3 ⁄2 3-7 L-1 3-2 0-6 1-5 Rockford 6 4 1 2 15 36 36 Dolphins $30,000 and coach Adam Gase $15,000 22. Iowa State 23 5-3 215 170 Sat. vs. Baylor, 2:30 NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 23. Fresno State 16 7-1 364 111 Fri. at Boise State, 9:15 Manitoba 6 5 0 0 12 27 37 G. Rapids 5 5 0 1 11 34 38 for an injury report violation a month ago 24. Auburn — 6-3 255 156 Sat. at #5 Georgia, 6 Denver 9 2 .818 — 8-2 L-1 6-0 3-2 6-2 Texas 4 5 1 1103641 25. Washington 20 7-3 266 160 Nov. 17 vs. Oregon St., TBD Portland 8 3 .727 1 7-3 W-2 5-2 3-1 5-1 involving quarterback Ryan Tannehill. San Antonio 3 10 0 0 6 26 37 1 CFP-College Football Playoff; AP-Associated Press; PF/A-points for/allowed Oklahoma City 6 4 .600 2 ⁄2 6-4 W-6 3-2 3-2 3-3 2 pts for a win, 1 point for an OT/shootout Utah 5 6 .455 4 4-6 W-1 1-4 4-2 5-5 The Dolphins listed Tannehill as participating loss. 1 BIG TEN STANDINGS Minnesota 4 8 .333 5 ⁄2 3-7 L-4 4-1 0-7 2-6 fully in practice on the Thursday before the Week WEST CONF ALL PF PA WEEK 11/NEXT GAME *-11 A.M. WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Wolves 5, Milwaukee 3 PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 6 game against the Bears. In fact, Tannehill was Northwestern 5-1 5-4 201 189 Sat. at #21 Iowa, 2:30 Bridgeport 7, Binghamton 3 Golden State 10 1 .909 — 9-1 W-8 6-0 4-1 6-1 Wisconsin 4-2 6-3 279 188 Sat. at #20 Penn State, 11* Iowa 3, Rockford 0 1 limited because of a throwing shoulder injury Purdue 4-2 5-4 263 182 Sat. at Minnesota, 2:30 Laval 4, Utica 3 L.A. Clippers 6 4 .600 3 ⁄2 6-4 W-2 4-1 2-3 4-3 Iowa 3-3 6-3 274 167 Sat. vs. Northwestern, 2:30 Rochester 5, Cleveland 2 Sacramento 6 5 .545 4 6-4 L-2 2-2 4-3 2-3 that forced him to miss the game, and he hasn’t Illinois 2-4 4-5 261 332 Sat. vs. Nebraska, 11* Tucson 6, San Diego 3 L.A. Lakers 5 6 .455 5 5-5 W-1 3-3 2-3 5-5 1 played since. Minnesota 1-5 4-5 250 286 Sat. vs. Purdue, 2:30 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Phoenix 2 8 .200 7 ⁄2 2-8 L-1 2-4 0-4 2-6 Bakersfield at Iowa, 10:30 a.m. Nebraska 1-5 2-7 238 267 Sat. vs. Illinois, 11* through Wednesday Tannehill plans to return Nov. 25 against the EAST CONF ALL PF PA WEEK 11/NEXT GAME Grand Rapids at Manitoba, 7 Colts. Michigan 6-0 8-1 330 122 Sat. at Rutgers, 2:30 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS PELICANS 107, BULLS 98 Ohio State 5-1 8-1 380 214 Sat. at #18 Michigan St., 11* New Orleans 107, Bulls 98 Detroit 103, Orlando 96 BULLS MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS Michigan St. 4-2 6-3 211 171 Sat. vs. #10 Ohio State, 11* GOLF Oklahoma City 95, Cleveland 86 Ju.Holiday 38:05 6-16 2-2 0-1 2 3 17 Penn State 3-3 6-3 335 220 Sat. vs. Wisconsin, 11* Miami 95, San Antonio 88 Maryland 3-3 5-4 256 220 Sat. at Indiana, 11* Parker 35:55 7-14 6-8 0-13 3 3 20 Memphis 89, Denver 87 Carter Jr. 29:27 7-11 2-3 2-11 0 3 17 Indiana 1-5 4-5 242 268 Sat. vs. Maryland, 11* BLUE BAY LPGA Philadelphia 100, Indiana 94 Rutgers 0-6 1-8 121 270 Sat. vs. #4 Michigan, 2:30 LaVine 37:54 9-26 2-2 0-5 4 2 22 IN BRIEF 1st of 4 rds at Jian Lake Blue Bay GC Utah 117, Dallas 102 Payne 14:54 2-7 0-0 0-0 2 1 4 Hainan Island, China Toronto 114, Sacramento 105 Arcidiacono 33:06 4-6 0-0 0-3 2 2 11 L.A. Lakers 114, Minnesota 110 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS N. ILLINOIS 38, TOLEDO 15 Yardage: 6,705; Par: 72 (36-36) Blakeney 16:34 3-11 0-0 0-3 1 0 6 AUTO RACING: Miami (Ohio) 30, Ohio 28 Toledo 3606—15a-amateur THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Hutchison 15:30 0-4 1-2 2-6 1 1 1 Kevin Harvick was stripped of N. Illinois 38, Toledo 15 N. Illinois 7 10 14 7 — 38 68 (-4) Houston at Oklahoma City, 7 Lopez 10:37 0-1 0-0 2-2 1 0 0 his berth in the NASCAR Cup Series champi- THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Thidapa Suwannapura 35-33 Boston at Phoenix, 8 Felicio 7:55 0-0 0-0 1-2 2 1 0 First quarter 69 (-3) L.A. Clippers at Portland, 9 TOTALS 38-96 13-17 7-46 18 16 98 NC Central at Bethune-Cookman, 6 TOL: FG Vest 25, 9:18 Ariya Jutanugarn 36-33 onship race Nov. 18 at Miami-Homestead Speed- Milwaukee at Golden State, 9:30 Pcts: FG .396, FT .765. 3-pointers: 9-31, .290 NIU: Lersch 33 pass from Childers (Gantz Alena Sharp 35-34 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE (Arcidiacono 3-4, Ju.Holiday 3-12, LaVine 2-5, way because his winning car failed inspection after kick), :36 70 (-2) FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE MIDWEST Carter Jr. 1-2, Payne 0-2, Blakeney 0-3, Parker Second quarter Moriya Jutanugarn 37-33 Charlotte at Philadelphia, 6 Stetson at Butler, 11* 0-3). Team rebs: 13. Team turnovers: 11 (16 Texas Motor Speedway. NASCAR identified an NIU: FG Gantz 48, 8:12 Gaby Lopez 32-38 Washington at Orlando, 6 Akron at E. Michigan, 11* PTS). Blocks: 7 (Carter Jr. 3, Lopez 2, Ju.Holi- TOL: J.Johnson 23 pass from Peters (kick Pannarat Thanapolboonyaras 35-35 Detroit at Atlanta, 6:30 Kansas at Kansas St., 11* day, LaVine). Turnovers: 11 (Arcidiacono 2, illegally modified spoiler in a post-race inspection failed), 4:38 Chella Choi 35-35 Indiana at Miami, 7 Vanderbilt at Missouri, 11* Parker 2, Payne 2, Blakeney, Carter Jr., Ju.Hol- NIU: S.Smith 27 blocked punt return Benyapa Niphatsophon 35-35 Brooklyn at Denver, 8 after his win Sunday, negating his automatic berth N. Iowa at Youngstown St., 11* iday, LaVine, Lopez). Steals: 9 (Ju.Holiday 3, (Gantz kick), 1:47 Jennifer Song 33-37 Boston at Utah, 8:30 Morehead St. at Dayton, noon Payne 3, Arcidiacono, Blakeney, Carter Jr.). Third quarter 71 (-1) Minnesota at Sacramento, 9 in the final four. Harvick also must close out the Illinois St. at Indiana St., noon Technical fouls: coach Fred Hoiberg, 6:35 NIU: Childers 1 run (Gantz kick), 8:18 Celine Boutier 36-35 Marist at Drake, 1 TUESDAY’S RESULTS third. final two races without crew chief Rodney NIU: Childers 23 run (Gantz kick), :06 Mohan Du 34-37 Charlotte 113, Atlanta 102 Austin Peay at E. Illinois, 1 Fourth quarter NOP MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS S. Dakota St. at S. Illinois, 1 Angel Yin 36-35 Dallas 119, Washington 100 Childers and car chief Robert Smith. Both were TOL: Seymour 1 run (pass failed), 3:27 Jaye Marie Green 35-36 Brooklyn 104, Phoenix 82 Davis 37:02 13-24 4-7 2-15 7 2 32 W. Illinois at South Dakota, 1 NIU: M.Jones 44 run (Gantz kick), 3:18 Jacksonville at Valparaiso, 1 Dani Holmqvist 36-35 Portland 118, Milwaukee 103 Johnson 23:54 5-7 0-0 1-4 2 1 12 suspended for two races, and Childers also was TEAM STATS TOL NIU 72 (E) Mirotic 29:30 4-14 0-0 2-15 1 1 9 Bowling Green at Cent. Michigan, 2 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE N. Dakota St. at Missouri St., 2 Yu Liu 37-35 Jr.Holiday 37:12 6-16 4-5 4-10 9 2 17 fined $75,000. Harvick was docked 40 driver First downs 24 20 Danielle Kang 36-36 Cleveland at Bulls, 7 Portland St. at North Dakota, 2 Rushes-yards 42-167 44-296 New York at Toronto, 2 Moore 31:12 3-9 1-1 1-2 4 2 8 points, and Stewart-Haas Racing was docked 40 South Florida at Cincinnati, 6 Wenbo Liu 36-36 Randle 23:32 5-8 1-2 1-5 5 2 12 Passing 264 131 Xiyu Lin 37-35 Milwaukee at L.A. Clippers, 2:30 EAST Miller 19:58 4-6 0-0 0-1 1 1 11 Comp-att-int 26-47-0 13-19-1 Cydney Clanton 38-34 Phoenix at New Orleans, 6 owner points as well. ... 2017 Cup champ Martin Lafayette at Army, 11* Philadelphia at Memphis, 7 Clark 19:02 1-6 0-0 0-0 1 4 2 SMU at UConn, 11* Return yards 65 0 Su Oh 38-34 Truex Jr. will join Joe Gibbs Racing next season, Punts-avg. 5-29.83 3-36.66 Brittany Marchand 37-35 Washington at Miami, 7 Frazier 8:18 0-3 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 BYU at UMass, 11* Brooklyn at Golden State, 7:30 Diallo 5:55 1-1 2-2 0-3 0 2 4 Colgate at Lehigh, 11:30* Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-1 Mi Hyang Lee 36-36 replacing Daniel Suarez in the No. 19 car. Truex Penalties-yards 6-39 5-58 73 (+1) Houston at San Antonio, 7:30 Williams 4:22 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Harvard at Penn, noon Oklahoma City at Dallas, 8 TOTALS 42-94 12-17 11-55 32 18 107 Delaware at Stony Brook, noon Possession time 34:58 25:02 Sei Young Kim 36-37 needed a new place to race after Furniture Row Jing Yan 37-36 L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, 9 Pcts: FG .447, FT .706. 3-pointers: 11-30, .367 William & Mary at Villanova, noon Rushing: Tol, Thompkins 12-62, Koback Sung Hyun Park 38-35 (Miller 3-4, Johnson 2-3, Davis 2-4, Randle 1-2, Racing announced Sept. 4 that it would shut down Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh, 2:30 11-47, Peters 10-27, R.Jones 5-25, Sey- Amy Olson 36-37 CALENDAR Moore 1-3, Jr.Holiday 1-4, Mirotic 1-8, Clark SOUTH mour 4-6, Ruble 0-0. NIU, Harbison 21- Ruixin Liu 36-37 Jan. 5:10-day contracts can be signed. 0-1, Frazier 0-1). Team rebs: 5. Team turn- after the 2018 season. ... Formula One will add a Tulsa at Memphis, 11* 139, M.Jones 11-101, Childers 10-58, Ashleigh Buhai 37-36 overs: 15 (9 PTS). Blocks: 10 (Davis 4, Jr.Holi- North Carolina at Duke, 12:20 p.m. D..Brown 1-2, Tears 1-(minus 4). Megan Khang 34-39 day 2, Diallo, Johnson, Mirotic, Moore). Turn- street race in Hanoi starting in 2020. Delaware St. at Morgan St., noon Passing: Tol, Peters 26-47-0-264. NIU, Peiyun Chien 37-36 NBA G LEAGUE overs: 15 (Davis 4, Jr.Holiday 4, Mirotic 4, Grambling St. at Alabama A&M, 1 Childers 13-19-1-131. Wei-Ling Hsu 35-38 Randle 2, Clark). Steals: 5 (Jr.Holiday 2, Davis, Rhode Island at James Madison, 1 Receiving: Tol, C.Thompson 8-110, Di- BASEBALL: Sakura Yokomine 38-35 Johnson, Miller). Technical fouls: None. All-Star OF Bryce Harper, 26, Miami at Georgia Tech, 6 .Johnson 7-52, J.Johnson 4-54, D.Rosi 2- EASTERN CONFERENCE Tiffany Joh 33-40 Rice at Louisiana Tech, 6 16, Seymour 2-10. NIU, Tears 4-18, Lersch CENTRAL W L PCT GB BULLS 26 24 22 26 — 98 rejected the Nationals’ offer of an approximate Caroline Masson 35-38 WEST 2-35, Wesley 2-34, Brinkman 2-24. New Orleans 29 29 27 22 — 107 UCLA at Arizona St., 1 Yunjie Zhang 35-38 Grand Rapids 2 1 .667 — 10-year, $300 million deal last season, according to Missed field goals: Tol, Vest 36. 1 Celine Herbin 34-39 Wisconsin 1 1 .500 ⁄2 Officials: Gediminas Petraitis, Kevin Cutler, Sean Corbin. A: 15,514. reports. The Nationals’ offer now is off the table, TRANSACTIONS Beatriz Recari 36-37 WINDY CITY 1 2 .333 1 74 (+2) Fort Wayne 0 1 .000 1 Amy Yang 39-35 Canton 0 1 .000 1 SOCCER but the team still is open to re-signing the former BASKETBALL Houston: Waived RB Tyler Ervin. Kris Tamulis 37-37 Bronte Law 38-36 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS NL MVP and rookie of the year. ... The Braves Claimed WR DeAndre Carter off waivers Grand Rapids 114, 105 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Yuting Shi 38-36 Windy City MLS PLAYOFFS from Philadelphia. Sioux Falls 109, Northern Arizona 99 announced that SS Dansby Swanson underwent NBA: Fined Denver C Nikola Jokic $25,000 Weiwei Zhang 37-37 Western Conference second leg Minnesota: Claimed RB Ameer Abdullah Santa Cruz 123, Stockton 104 for using derogatory and offensive lan- Yuli Shi 37-37 Thursday: Portland at Seattle, 9:30 off Detroit waivers. Waived RB Roc THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE surgery to remove a “loose body” in his left wrist, guage during a postgame interview. Azahara Munoz 37-37 Sunday: Salt Lake at Sporting KC, 2 Thomas. Capital City at Long Island, 6 Detroit: Assigned F Henry Ellenson and Mariah Stackhouse 37-37 Eastern Conference second leg New Orleans: Agreed to terms with WR Canton at Maine, 6 but he’s expected to be ready for spring training. ... G Khyri Thomas to Grand Rapids Hexi Yuan 37-37 Sunday: Columbus at NY Red Bulls, 6:30 Dez Bryant. Raptors at Westchester, 6 (NBAGL). Hannah Green 39-35 Sunday: N.Y. City FC at Atlanta, 4:30 The Dodgers exercised their option on manager FOOTBALL HOCKEY Dave Roberts’ contract for next season while NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Fined Edmonton F Milan Lucic COLLEGE BASKETBALL Cleveland: Placed LB Christian Kirksey NHL: continuing to work on a long-term deal. ... White and DB E.J. Gaines on injured reserve. $10,000 for roughing Tampa Bay F Math- Waived DB Denzel Rice. Released OL ieu Joseph. AP TOP 25 Sox GM Rick Hahn said Tuesday that manager Jake Eldrenkamp from the practice Calgary: Placed F Dillon Dube on injured squad. Signed DB Juston Burris from the reserve, retroactive to Saturday. Re- RK. (CP), SCHOOL CONF. REC WEDNESDAY/NEXT GAME *-a.m. Rick Renteria was given a contract extension that N.Y. Jets practice squad and DB Arrion called F Anthony Peluso from Stockton runs beyond the 2019 season. ... The Giants hired Springs to the practice squad. Claimed (AHL). 1. (1) Kansas Big 12 1-0 Mon vs. Vermont, 8 Detroit: Assigned C Christoffer Ehn to DB Phillip Gaines off waivers from Buf- 2. (2) Kentucky SEC 0-1 Fri vs. S. Illinois, 6 Dodgers GM Farhan Zaidi, 41, to be their president falo and DB Jermaine Whitehead from Grand Rapids (AHL). Green Bay. Edmonton: Assigned F Nolan Vesey from 3. (4) Gonzaga West Coast 1-0 Sat vs. Texas Southern, 9 Bakersfield (AHL) to Wichita (ECHL). of baseball operations. Detroit: Released TE Hakeem Valles 4. (3) Duke ACC 1-0 Sun vs. Army, noon from the practice squad. Signed WR St. Louis: Recalled Fs Austin Poganski Andy Jones to the practice squad. and Tanner Kaspick from Tulsa (ECHL) to 5. (5) Virginia ACC 1-0 Sun vs. Geo. Washington, 1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Maryland parted ways San Antonio (AHL). 6. (6) Tennessee SEC 1-0 Fri vs. La.-Lafayette, 76 with director of athletic training Steve Nordwall LATEST LINE 7. (9) Nevada Mtn West 1-0 Fri vs. Pacific, 9 and head athletic trainer Wes Robinson, who were 8. (7) North Carolina ACC 1-0 Fri at Elon, 6 NBA at Tulane 14 East Carolina placed on paid administrative leave in August pregame.com THURSDAY at Utah 4 Oregon 9. (8) Villanova Big East 1-0 Sat vs. Qunnipiac, 7 1 Houston 4 ⁄2 at Oklahoma City Wash. St 6 at Colorado pending two investigations into the June 13 death 1 1 10. (10) Michigan State Big Ten 0-1 Sun vs. FGCU, 5 Boston 9 ⁄2 at Phoenix at Marshall 14 ⁄2 Charlotte 1 of offensive lineman Jordan McNair from heat- at Portland 5 LA Clippers North Texas 14 ⁄2 at Old Dominion 11. (12) Auburn SEC 1-0 Fri vs. #25 Washington, 8:30 at Golden State off Milwaukee at Cent. Mich. 7 Bowling Green stroke. The move comes only a week after coach at Nevada 14 Colorado St 12. (11) Kansas State Big 12 0-0 Fri vs. Kennesaw State, 7 COLLEGE BASKETBALL at Stanford 24 Oregon St DJ Durkin was fired one day after he was 1 13. (13) West Virginia Big 12 0-0 Fri vs. Buffalo, 8 THURSDAY Mid. Tenn. 13 ⁄2 at UTEP at Illinois 14 Evansville at Georgia 14 Auburn 14. (16) Oregon Pac-12 1-0 Fri vs. E. Washington, 8 reinstated from paid administrative leave. ... 1 at Penn St 8 ⁄2 Wisconsin NHL 15. (17) Virginia Tech ACC 0-0 Fri vs. Gardner-Webb, 6 THURSDAY at Alabama 24 Miss. St Sixth-year Virginia LB Malcolm Cook ended his 1 at Blackhawks-113 Carolina +103 at Air Force 13 ⁄2 New Mexico 16. (14) Syracuse ACC 1-0 Sat vs. Morehead St, 6 at Florida -129 Edmonton +119 at Missouri 17 Vanderbilt playing career. Cook will undergo a procedure for a at Boston -230 Vancouver +210 at Nebraska 17 Illinois 17. (15) Florida State ACC 1-0 Sun at Tulane, 6 sports hernia. at Philadelphia off Arizona off Purdue 12 at Minnesota 1 18. (19) Mississippi State SEC 0-0 Fri vs. Austin Peay, 6:30 at Montreal -131 Buffalo +121 at Memphis 15 ⁄2 Tulsa at Tampa Bay -205 NY Islanders +185 at Florida 6 S. Carolina 19. (18) Michigan Big Ten 1-0 Sat vs. Holy Cross, 6:30 SOCCER: 1 Juan Mata scored the equalizer four Las Vegas -150 at Ottawa +140 at USC 5 ⁄2 California 1 20. (21) TCU Big 12 1-0 W 66-61 vs. CS Bakersfield San Jose -115 at Dallas +105 Texas 1 ⁄2 at Texas Tech minutes from time and Alex Sandro netted an own 1 at Los Angeles-105 Minnesota -105 LSU 13 ⁄2 at Arkansas 21. (20) UCLA Pac-12 1-0 Fri vs. Long Beach St., 10 at Utah St 31 San Jose St goal to help Manchester United rally for a 2-1 win 1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Appalach. St 20 ⁄2 at Texas St 22. (23) Clemson ACC 1-0 Fri vs. NC Central, 6 WEEK 11 THURSDAY at LA-Laf. 14 Georgia St over Juventus in a Champions League match in 1 23. (—) LSU SEC 1-0 Fri vs. UNC-Greensboro, 7 at NC State 17 Wake Forest at FAU 20 ⁄2 W Kentucky FRIDAY La.-Monroe 6 at S. Alabama 24. (22) Purdue Big Ten 1-0 Sat vs. Ball State, 6 Turin, Italy. Juventus remained atop Group H, but at Syracuse 21 Louisville at La. Tech 25 Rice 1 United put itself in position to advance to the Fresno St 3 at Boise St FIU 10 ⁄2 at UTSA 25. (24) Washington Pac-12 1-0 Fri at #11 Auburn, 8:30 1 SATURDAY at Notre Dame 17 ⁄2 Florida St 1 CP-coaches poll knockout stage with a home win later this month at Houston 4 ⁄2 Temple at UAB 12 Southern Miss Michigan 39 at Rutgers 1 Ohio State 3 ⁄2 at Michigan St WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Kennesaw St. 68, Oglethorpe 57 WOMEN against BSC Young Boys. Valencia beat the visiting at Pittsburgh 3 Virginia Tech 1 Lindsey Wilson 77, Brescia 59 at Arizona St 13 ⁄2 UCLA MIDWEST 1 MEN Clemson 20 at Boston Coll. at San Diego St 22 ⁄2 UNLV Marshall 105, E. Kentucky 77 Young Boys 3-1. 1 Drake 83, Nebraska 77 at Texas A&M 11 ⁄2 Mississippi MIDWEST Montreat 76, Tenn. Wesleyan 69 Ill.-Chicago 75, Valparaiso 65 Kentucky 6 at Tennessee NFL Bradley 74, Wis.-Parkside 58 Stetson 116, Johnson 66 Illinois 88, Alabama A&M 60 BYU 14 at UMass WEEK 10 THURSDAY Cardinal Stritch 73, East-W. 55 William & Mary 79, High Point 69 ALSO: Thidapa Suwannapura of Thailand fired 1 Indiana 68, Milwaukee 66 at Virginia 23 ⁄2 Liberty at Pittsburgh 4 Carolina Dayton 78, N. Florida 70 SOUTHWEST Kansas 67, UMKC 55 Troy 1 at Ga. Southern SUNDAY DePaul 80, Bethune-Cookman 58 St. Edward’s 77, UTSA 76 an opening-round 4-under 68 to take a one-stroke 1 1 2 Purdue 80, Ball St. 38 at Iowa St 14 ⁄2 Baylor at Bears 6 ⁄ Detroit Madonna 108, Olivet 90 Texas A&M-CC 81, Howard Payne 34 1 South Dakota 77, Creighton 65 at UCF 25 ⁄2 Navy at NY Jets 7 Buffalo Ohio 97, Wilberforce 61 EXHIBITION lead at the Blue Bay LPGA in Hainan Island, China. 1 Wichita St. 76, Ark.-Pine Bluff 39 at W. Virginia 11 ⁄2 TCU Atlanta 4 at Cleveland Ohio St. 64, Cincinnati 56 Georgia S. 138, Carver 51 1 Xavier 91, Chicago St. 57 at Georgia Tech 3 Miami New Orleans 5 ⁄2 at Cincinnati S. Dakota 83, York (Neb.) 58 ... Sydney Brodt scored with 1:38 left to give the U.S. 1 at Tampa Bay 3 Washington EAST at Kansas St 10 ⁄2 Kansas Wright St. 96, W. Carolina 73 1 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE a 2-1 victory over Canada in the Four Nations Cup, 1 2 Navy 81, Catholic University36 at E. Michigan 12 ⁄2 Akron New England 6 ⁄ at Tennessee EAST UCF 61, Pittsburgh 58 at Indiana 1 Maryland at Green Bay 10 Miami Bucknell 88, St. Bonaventure 85, OT MIDWEST Chicago St. at Notre Dame, 6 Villanova 59, Hartford 41 the first meeting between the women’s hockey SMU 19 at UConn at Indianapolis 3 Jacksonville St. Francis Brooklyn 92, Medgar Evers 42 1 Earlham at Fort Wayne, 6 SOUTH at Duke 10 N. Carolina at Kansas City 16 ⁄2 Arizona St. Peter’s 93, Lafayette 86, OT powers since the Americans’ shootout victory in 1 LA Chargers 10 at Oakland UMKC at Iowa, 7 Alabama 88, SE Louisiana 40 at Oklahoma 20 ⁄2 Oklahoma St SOUTH 1 Evansville at Illinois, 7 Indiana St. 62, Marshall 53 at Iowa 10 ⁄2 Northwestern at LA Rams 10 Seattle Bryan 91, Point (Ga.) 79 February in the Olympic final. New Orleans at Northwestern, 7 Memphis 68, Jackson St. 67 at Cincinnati 14 South Florida at Philadelphia 7 Dallas FAU 98, Florida Tech 52 Buena Vista at Drake, 7 SOUTHWEST Arkansas St 7 at Coast. Carol. MONDAY FIU 110, Webber 84 Alabama St. at S. Dakota St., 7 Texas A&M 65, Rice 54 at San Fran. 3 NY Giants Howard 114, Washington Adventist 91 — Edited from news services 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 D

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JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Trent Frazier led Big Ten freshmen in scoring, assists and steals last season. Now Illini is looking to him to be a leader. ILLINOIS BASKETBALL Frazier’s new role in the spotlight By Shannon Ryan COLLEGE BASKETBALL Chicago Tribune 2018-19 Illinois opener: Thursday Nothing was falling for vs. Evansville, 7 p.m., BTN+ the freshman. Trent Frazier Northwestern opener: missed all five of his 3-point Thursday vs. New Orleans, attempts. He made only two 7 p.m., BTN MARK ELIAS/AP shots the whole night. Notre Dame’s Bryant Young drags down Florida State quarterback Charlie Ward for a 13-yard loss on Nov. 13, 1993. This wasn’t how Frazier, a four-star recruit and just as good going right.” top-10 player in Florida, saw Along with senior guard his Illinois debut unfolding. Aaron Jordan, junior for- “That was a reality check ward Kipper Nichols and for me,” Frazier said of last sophomore guard Da- season’s opener against ’Monte Williams, Under- ‘HOLTZ WAS Southern. “I thought it was wood has relied on Frazier going to be easy. I had that to take on a leadership role. moment where I was like: “He’s a guy that is all ‘Can I even play in the Big about winning,” Under- Ten? Can I even play at this wood said. “Trent’s got a big MASTERFUL’ level?’ I had nightmares job. He’s going to be at the about playing bad.” top of everybody’s scouting He didn’t take long to report. That will be a little Taylor remembers 1993 ‘Game of the Century’ wake up. different role for him. But While Illinois’ 14-18 sea- he’s up to the challenge.” son may have caused fans Frazier’s loyalty has en- between No. 2 Notre Dame and No. 1 Florida State some sleepless nights, Fraz- deared him to Illini fans as By LaMond Pope | Post-Tribune ier wound up with a dream much as his tenacious play. freshman season. He’s one After John Groce — who Five words came to mind when Aaron Taylor thought back to Nov. 13, 1993. reason the Illini can imag- recruited Frazier from “The Game of the Century,” he said in a phone interview Wednesday. ine a better year when they Wellington, Fla., near West tip off Thursday against Palm Beach — was fired at Taylor was a senior All-America offensive lineman for Notre Dame in the epic home game against Florida State. Evansville. the end of the 2016-17 sea- It was the top-ranked Seminoles versus the No. 2 Irish. Both teams were 9-0. Frazier ranked second on son, Frazier decided to stick “It was future NFL defensive players of the year and Heisman Trophy winners,” said Taylor, who was one of the team the Illini with 12.5 points with Illinois as others in his per game and led them with class jumped to other pro- captains. “It was Bobby Bowden and Lou Holtz. It was the speedy, athletic boys from Florida with this slow, plodding 3.1 assists per game. He said grams. Then players he Midwest offense of Notre Dame. There were so many contrasting styles and the best of the best at the time. he “found my groove” in Big competed with as a fresh- Ten play, when he made 15 man chose not to return: “That game felt big from starts and averaged 14.1 Mark Smith, Michael Finke, Sunday morning as we points. Te’Jon Lucas and Greg started prepping. It was He led conference fresh- Eboigbodin transferred, huge.” men in scoring, assists and and leading scorer Leron Notre Dame won the steals. His career-high 32 Black turned pro. classic 31-24. Taylor said it’s points against Wisconsin in The Illini were picked to hard to believe it has been February were the third- finish 12th in the Big Ten in a almost 25 years since the most by an Illini freshman. preseason media poll. Fraz- game. As Frazier looks back, he ier doesn’t buy it, despite As the anniversary ap- credits that woeful first their youth and 4-14 confer- proaches, so does the latest game for his later emer- ence record last season. chapter in the Notre gence. “We get after it every Dame-Florida State series. “It helped me to gain day,” he said. “We talk The third-ranked Irish more confidence because I smack to each other. We are (9-0) play the Seminoles continued to work hard and real competitive. That’s (4-5) on Saturday night at work on my game every what’s going to help this Notre Dame Stadium. day,” he said. “It helped me team be Cinderella-like this Taylor is a college foot- become a better player.” year. We’re going to make a ball analyst for CBS Sports Coach Brad Underwood run because of how com- and was part of the broad- wants Frazier to be even petitive we are.” casting team when Notre better. It’s vital for the Illini, Frazier always has wel- Dame defeated Navy on who have eight newcomers, comed being in the spot- Oct. 27 in San Diego. JOE RAYMOND/AP including six freshmen, and light and facing pressure. As “The thing that stands Former Notre Dame lineman Aaron Taylor said coach Lou Holtz was a master motivator. only four returning schol- a high school sophomore, out most about this 2018 arship players. he made a free throw with team is its character,” Tay- “Holtz was masterful at coach Joe Moore agreed after beating Nebraska in So a sophomore such as less than a second remain- lor said. “This is a team that building the games,” Taylor with the assessment dur- the Orange Bowl. Taylor Frazier needs to behave like ing for his school’s first state has humility, a team that said. “On Sunday, we’re ing a position meeting. believes this year’s Irish a veteran. championship. has talent, a team that has playing the Chicago Bears. “ ‘The little guy in glas- will have to win out to “One of the hardest chal- “I was always that guy leadership and a team that We have no shot at the ses is right for once,’ ” make it into the College lenges is you have a fresh- with the ball in his hands,” has depth. beginning of the week. By Taylor said with a laugh, Football Playoff. He said man that has a lot of suc- he said. “I love being in the “The mark of this team Friday night, Saturday recalling Moore’s words. “ the Nov. 17 Syracuse game cess, and you’re always curi- moment. I always wanted to is that it truly is a team. Its morning, we are the Chi- ‘They are athletic, they are at Yankee Stadium, in par- ous as to how they’ll react to be that guy to take the last strength is its depth.” cago Bears. big and they are strong. ticular, features matchup that,” Underwood said. shot, hit game-winners. While this year’s Notre “We walked into that They are the fastest de- challenges. “The one thing that Trent That’s one of the greatest Dame-Florida State game meeting and Holtz says: fense we’ve seen all season Taylor said he has been has done is accepted some feelings, to not be afraid won’t have nearly as much ‘Men, I’m not going to lie to long. But let’s see when we impressed with the deci- of the things that he didn’t when it’s time.” hype as the 1993 meeting, you. That’s the fastest, punch them in the (bleep- sion-making, execution and do well. He’s allowed us to It’s Frazier’s time now. the national championship most athletic team we’ve ing) mouth.’ growth of the 2018 Irish. coach him. He’s gotten bet- He says he’s ready. implications are just as big ever seen and played this “That set the tone that “As an alum, I’m happy,” ter. There’s no secret, he for the Irish. season. This might be the week for us.” Taylor said, “I’m proud, was a left-hand-dominant [email protected] “This appears to be a best football team I’ve ever The win occurred on the and more than anything, player last year. Now he’s Twitter @sryantribune team that knows what’s at seen in my life. It’s going to eve of Taylor’s 21st birthday. I’m excited that these stake,” Taylor said. “It ap- take our best effort, and The shot at a champi- young men have the oppor- pears to be ready to tackle somehow, someway, if we onship ended the next tunity to give themselves a the challenge.” can keep it close, we might week with a 41-39 loss to memory of a lifetime.” DEPAUL 80, BETHUNE-COOKMAN 58 The Irish were up to the have a shot to win. Let’s get Boston College, and Flor- major test the Seminoles to work.’ ” ida State wound up win- [email protected] provided in 1993. Taylor said offensive line ning its first national title Twitter @lamondpope Strus goes long distance, scores 25 in opening win NORTHERN ILLINOIS 38, TOLEDO 15 Associated Press Strus swooped in from the wing and leaped for a Max Strus and Paul Reed pretty alley-oop pass from Huskies win 6th straight, undefeated in MAC threw down back-to-back Eli Cain for a two-handed dunks late in the second dunk with 7:57 remaining. DEKALB, Ill. – Marcus snapped a two-game skid catches for 110 yards. touchdown from the 1 and half as DePaul emphatically Cain flicked a pass to Childers ran for two touch- against Toledo (5-5, 3-3). Childers threw a 33-yard broke loose with a 23-yard slammed the door in a Reed on the baseline for a downs and threw for an- The Huskies can clinch touchdown pass to Corey touchdown run to stretch 80-58 win over Bethune- reverse, one-handed dunk a other score to lead North- the MAC West title with a Lersch in the first quarter the lead to 31-9. After To- Cookman in a season minute later, the pair of ern Illinois to a 38-15 vic- victory in either of their last and finished 13 of 19 for 131 ledo cut the lead to 31-15, opener Wednesday night at exclamation points spark- tory over Toledo on two games: Nov. 14 against yards. All-America defen- Jones capped the scoring Wintrust Arena. ing an 11-2 run over the next Wednesday night, the Miami of Ohio and Nov. 20 sive end Sutton Smith re- with a 44-yard run on the Strus finished with 25 3:18. Huskies’ sixth straight win. at Western Michigan. turned a blocked punt 27 first play after NIU recov- points, including five 3- Cain had eight assists to Tre Harbison ran for 139 Toledo’s Eli Peters — a yards into the end zone late ered an onside kick. The pointers, and Reed scored 11 go with eight points. yards, and Marcus Jones former Illinois signee — in the second quarter to Huskies rushed for 296 of with eight rebounds for the Isaiah Bailey led added 101 rushing yards threw for 264 yards and a give the Huskies a 17-9 their 427 total yards, aver- Blue Demons, who shot 44 Bethune-Cookman with 12 and a touchdown for NIU 23-yard touchdown to Jon- halftime lead. aging 6.7 yards per carry. percent from the field (25 of points, while Malik Mait- (7-3, 6-0 Mid-American ’Vea Johnson. Cody In the third quarter, 57) and converted 22 of 30 land and Cletrell Pope add- Conference), which Thompson had eight Childers bulled in for a — Associated Press at the line. ed 11 each. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 9 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Developing young QBs in NFL a tricky balancing act By Dennis Waszak Jr. Associated Press

NEW YORK — Start them right away? Easeem ` in? Have them sit a whole season? When it comes to developing young quarterbacks in the NFL, it all depends on who you talk to. Some teams think it’s best to throw rookie QBs into the fire to learn on the job. Others prefer to gradually work them into the offense. Some say it’s more benefi- cial to have them grab a cap and clipboard and take it all in from the sideline. “I think every position is the same,” Jets offensive coordinator Jeremy Bates said. “If someone can’t handle it mentally, then you don’t want to put them on the field, because naturally they’ll play slower and be thinking instead of reacting.” Sam Darnold clearly passed that test for New York, and the No. 3 overall pick in April was under center to start the season. “If a player shows the athletic ability, the talent and has the mental capacity to handle a game- plan and go into a game and be successful,” Bates said, “then he’s ready to play.” That doesn’t mean things have necessarily gone smoothly for the former USC star. Darnold’s 14 interceptions lead the league and have contributed to the Jets’ 3-6 start. So have his 55.0 percent completion rate and 68.3 quarterback rating, which also rank among the worst in the league. Still, some point to these early struggles as crucial building blocks for the future. “I’m going to continue to learn,” Darnold said Sunday after a 13-6 loss at Miami in which he threw four INTs. “There’s always lessons to be learned.” Of the 32 quarterbacks currently listed as starters for their teams, 12 were under center in Week 1 of their first season. On the flipside, some veteran superstar QBs waited a while before they got their chances. Aaron Rodgers was stuck behind Brett Favre in Green Bay before finally starting in his fourth season. Philip Rivers didn’t start with the Chargers until his third year, when Drew Brees went to New Orleans. Even Brees didn’t get his first NFL start until his second season. Tom Brady, Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger and Alex Smith weren’t Day 1 starters, either. “In an ideal world, it gets to be like Drew, who had a chance to watch a little, or Tom Brady and Aaron,” said former quarterback Rich Gannon, the 2002 NFL MVP and now an analyst for CBS Sports and SiriusXM NFL Radio. AL DIAZ/MIAMI HERALD Patrick Mahomes sat behind Dolphins defensive end Cameron Wake (91) tackles Jets quarterback Sam Darnold on Sunday. Smith in Kansas City until Week 17 as a rookie last year, and now is a said. “The speed of the game is leading MVP candidate as one of way too fast for them. Or they have the NFL’s top gunslinger s with a a bad experience, like what wound league-leading 29 TD passes for up happening with (the Jets’) the 8-1 Chiefs. Mark Sanchez and Geno Smith, or “We knew that Patrick was very going back to Ryan Leaf (with the talented, but any time that an NFL Chargers). They play right away team goes with a young quarter- before they are physically or men- back, usually it’s a very challeng- tally ready or maturity-level ready. ing endeavor,” Chiefs owner Clark They get benched and booed and Hunt said. “Sometimes it takes maybe run out of town, the coach time, several years, but as we’ve gets fired, and then the next thing, seen, Andy (Reid) had Patrick they’re on their third or fourth ready to go Week 1.” team. They think he will be a Gannon thinks the Chiefs pro- savior and he’s not ready to play. vide the perfect blueprint. “How is that being responsible “Mahomes had a chance to from a coach and ownership watch a master of his domain for a standpoint? It’s doing a tremen- year,” he said. “Alex Smith knew dous disservice.” that system inside and out, has Tampa Bay’s Jameis Winston great huddle command and lead- and Tennessee’ Marcus Mariota ership skills. Maybe he doesn’t started right away after being the throw it like Mahomes does, but top two picks in 2015, but the this is a guy who was willing to WINSLOW TOWNSON/AP WINSLOW TOWNSON/AP BRAD PENNER/AP jury’s still out on both. share and help him for that year, Aaron Rodgers Tom Brady Eli Manning For those who preach patience, and we’re seeing the fruits of it 25 of the 32 current QBs started a now. this year, sit and learn behind Nathan Peterman bombed in Rosen took his lumps with game at some point in their rookie “That’s the best situation you Tyrod Taylor. But like most plans Week 1, McDermott was left with some turnover-filled perform- season. And, several held on to the can have.” in Cleveland, it backfired. no choice but to turn to Allen. ances. Then, Mike McCoy was job from there. Again, that depends on who you Taylor got hurt in Week 3 and The rookie has been dealing fired as the Cardinals’ offensive Quarterbacks such as the Rams’ ask. Mayfield was thrust into the with a sprained right elbow , and is coordinator and Bradford was Jared Goff (No. 1 in 2016) and the In the past three drafts, 11 lineup, helping the Browns rally to uncertain to play Sunday against later cut — leaving the job to Bears’ Mitchell Trubisky (No. 2 in quarterbacks were taken in the beat the Jets in a nationally the Jets. Rosen. 2017) started and struggled as first round — including Darnold, televised game and end a 19-game “When you draft a quarterback “His demeanor allows him to rookies, but benefited from Cleveland’s Baker Mayfield, Buf- winless streak. Mayfield has like we did, there’s a part of it have success,” new offensive coor- changes in coaching staffs and falo’s Josh Allen, Arizona’s Josh shown poise and promise, but where you have to say,Hey, ` he’s dinator Byron Leftwich said. philosophies and took leaps in Rosen and Baltimore’s Lamar lacks playmakers and is dealing going to play either A, B, or C — “Quarterbacking in this league is their second seasons. Jackson this year. with a coaching change after Hue early, middle, or late or next year.“’ hard and when things go bad, this So, who’s right? Jackson is the only one to not Jackson was fired. McDermott said. “You have to be kid tends to be fine.” Well, all of the above. yet start at least one game. Balti- In Buffalo, the Bills weren’t OK with all of that.” But, some say too many adverse “There’s certainly valuable ex- more has Joe Flacco leading the anticipating Allen starting in the The initial plan in Arizona was situations could end up having perience when you stand and huddle, but Jackson has still been second week. They were taking to have Rosen learn behind Sam long-term deleterious effects on a watch,” McDermott said. “But we used in the offense and is the what coach Sean McDermott Bradford. All that changed when young player. all know there’s no substitute for Ravens’ second-leading rusher. called a “calculated” approach. the veteran was ineffective and “When you put them in before the experience when you’re actu- The Browns wanted to have But after AJ McCarron was traded benched in favor of the No. 10 they’re ready, they also get hurt: ally behind the wheel. There’s a lot Mayfield, the No. 1 overall pick before the season opener and overall pick. Josh Allen, Josh Rosen,” Gannon of value to that.” 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Rules officials face crash course on new golf rules By Doug Ferguson Associated Press

Slugger White spent three weeks in Asia as the lead rules official for PGA Tour events. He is officiating in Mexico this week at the Mayakoba Classic, and then he heads to Australia the week of Thanksgiving for his final event of the year, the World Cup. And then? He has four weeks to get up to speed on the largest overhaul of rules in golf history. White is among hundreds of rules officials worldwide who face a crash course on the modernized Rules of Golf that take effect Jan. 1. The modernized rules, which took more than five years to develop, were announced in early March. But the majority of officials did not get a head start on studying the changes for fear they might rely on 2019 rules at 2018 tournaments. “There’s so many differences,” White said Tuesday from Mexico. “We’ve kind of tugged along on little things, but on a weekly basis, we don’t want to confuse ourselves. The embedded ball is going to be different next year. It’s one club length. Now it’s drop as near as you can.” Tour officials typically go to USGA rules workshops in the fall, and they’ve had half-day seminars every four years to go over any changes to the Rules of Golf. Now, however, officials from various tours plan an intensive two-day session with the USGA the second week in December. White said the USGA would be at five PGA Tour events to start next year. The modernized rules were developed to make them easier to understand and to apply. Among the more drastic changes are penalty drops from knee-high height (instead of shoulder height) and eliminating penalties for balls that move accidentally on the green or clubs that touch the ground in a hazard. Also, players will be allowed to leave the pin in the hole while on the green and repair spike marks. Missy Jones on the LPGA Tour finished up the qualifying series last week and, like White, said she didn’t study the new rules sooner because “it’s hard to look at those and officiate under 2018 rules.” She recalled one instance when a player removed a boundary stake that was impeding her swing. “I was thinking that next year she would have a chance to put it back (before hitting her shot),” Jones said. In this case, the player was docked two shots. The toughest aspect for rules official is adapting to 24 rules instead of 36. They could recite rules by numbers, and that will make it particularly difficult on someone like White, who has been a rules official for 37 years. “An unplayable ball is no longer (Rule) 28,” White said. Next year LM OTERO/AP 2011 that falls under Rule 19. Slugger White is among hundreds of rules officials worldwide who face a crash course on the modernized Rules of Golf that take effect Jan. 1. Jones said recreational golfers won’t have to worry about citing Previously, that qualifier was his grandfather one of his greatest numbers, and the modernized held in Memphis, Tennessee, thrills by making a hole-in-one rules will be easier to understand. ahead of the FedEx St. Jude during the Par 3 Tournament at “For us, it’s erase the hard drive Classic, which next year becomes the Masters. They also played as a and start over,” she said. a World Golf Championship in team last year. And it’s not just them. Jones late July. The 20-team field features 11 said she handed out a 16-page players in the Hall of Fame, booklet with highlights of the Fathers and sons: Jim Furyk’s including Retief Goosen, who will major changes to players in the father is the only coach he has be inducted in June. scoring area at the LPGA qualify- ever had. Mike Furyk now gets to ing series last week. The PGA be his partner. Divots: Dustin Johnson has Tour plans to distribute informa- Furyk is among four new- signed up to play in Abu Dhabi for tion and videos to players after its comers to the PNC Father-Son the third straight year. No player year ends Nov. 18 at the RSM Challenge, which will be held Dec. from among the top seven in the Classic. 15-16 at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Race to Dubai is playing the Club in Orlando, Florida. Others Nedbank Challenge, a Rolex Se- Musical chairs: Justin Rose had playing for the first time are ries event and the penultimate reason to celebrate his second Darren Clarke and David Toms tournament in the Race to Dubai. time reaching No. 1 in the world with their sons, and Matt Kuchar Abraham Ancer tied for fourth in because he got there by winning with his father. Las Vegas and became the first the Turkish Airlines Open. Players must have won a major Mexican golfer to crack the top But the celebration is short. or The Players Championship to 100 in the world ranking. Ancer is Brooks Koepka replaces him at NG HAN GUAN/AP be eligible, and their partner must at No. 98 going into the Mayakoba No. 1 next week with neither of Brooks Koepka, right will replace Justin Rose at No. 1 next week with not hold a PGA Tour card. Davis Golf Classic in Mexico. The Coun- them playing. And thus continues neither of them playing. They are the only two who can reach No. 1. Love III is playing with his son, try Club of Birmingham in Ala- what amounts to musical chairs Dru, who has played 11 times on bama has been selected to host the atop the world ranking in 2018, in the Dunlop Phoenix on the Open qualifying: Thanks to the the PGA Tour on sponsor exemp- U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Champi- the most volatile — for now — Japan Golf Tour on Nov. 15-18. change in the PGA Tour schedule, tions as he starts his career. onship in 2022. since 1997. Rose is expected to play two more players now can qualify for the “My entire golf career has been Rose, Koepka, Dustin Johnson events, the Hero World Challenge U.S. Open in four countries. a family affair and my dad has been Stat of the week: For the second and Justin Thomas have taken in the Bahamas the week after There already was a 36-hole there every step of the way,” Furyk straight week, a fall event on the turns at No. 1 this year, the most Thanksgiving and his title defense sectional qualifier in England for said. “He has taught me so many PGA Tour has a higher strength- since Greg Norman, Tom in the Indonesia Masters in Ja- European Tour players and in lessons about life and my golf of-field rating than a Rolex Series Lehman, Tiger Woods and Ernie karta on Dec. 13-16. Japan for players from various swing, so to have this opportunity event on the European Tour. Els each got to No. 1 during 1997. They are the only two who can Asian tours. Because the Canadian to team up with him is nothing There were eight changes at the reach No. 1 the rest of the year. Open is the week before the U.S. short of a dream come true.” Final word: “Everybody does it in top in 1997, and next week will be Johnson is not expected to play Open next year, the USGA is Angel Cabrera and his son, a different way. I believe I found a the eighth change in 2018. again until Kapalua, and Thomas scouting golf courses near the Angel Jr., are the defending cham- way that works really, really well There could be more. would appear to be too far back Toronto area to have a 36-hole pions. for me.” — Bryson DeChambeau Koepka has one more tourna- even if he wins his final event of qualifier on the Monday ahead of Jack Nicklaus returns with this after his fourth PGA Tour title in ment this year. He defends his title the year in the Bahamas. the Canadian Open. grandson, G.T., who in April gave 12 starts. Thursday, November 8, 2018 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT ART NOT OF THIS WORLD Made by an artist who definitely is

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ou walk into an interview with German artist So, she could be pretentious. is all finally ready! And it all looks so ... crisp Tomma Abts reminded that she doesn’t do inter- She could be a James Bond villain. .” Then she arrives, and that mystery is She smiled and repeated: “Crisp!” Y views, not many anyway, that she is private, border- replaced with a sunny, agreeable 51- She is so pleasant, you wish we could line mysterious in a profession of outsized exhibitionists, few year old London-based art professor in rewind the past century of expression- are granted an audience with her. The cool implacability of muted colors and sensible clothing. istic angst and start again with an Abts The largest show of her career has in the mix — reductive as it sounds, she her name — pronounced “Toe-MA AB-ssss” — doesn’t hurt opened at the Art Institute of Chicago produces abstractions perfect for peo- that mystique; neither do the cryptic titles of her paintings (through Feb. 17). She stepped into one ple intimidated by abstraction. Not that (“Feke,” “Swidde,” “Hemko,” etc.), drawn from a list of first of the galleries the other morning, this is a goal. She makes oil paintings of looked around at the big open space names of people who live in a northwestern region of Ger- lined with 32 of her works —each small Turn to Art, Page 4 many, names that Abts herself says tend to be obscure even and square, mostly 19”-by-15” — took in other regions of Germany. off her coat and said: “I see that it

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Politicians A lighter, less extreme ‘Late in film: Show’ live on election night The ‘new gangsters’ By Randee Dawn Los Angeles Times Steve Johnson In theory, movies are an es- GREIG FRASER/ANNAPURNA PICTURE cape – one of the few ways to get Christian Bale as Dick Cheney in The last time Stephen Colbert away from the relentless news Adam McKay’s “Vice.” tried a live election night show, it headlines and social media had stark repercussions for the quibbling over partisan politics Mary and Elizabeth, each of nation. that drive us to distraction. those films, respectively, tells a As Colbert watched with But that’s not going to be true story that’s as relevant, if not increasing horror, decreasing wit this awards season. Films like more so, than what’s currently and a glass of bourbon by his “The Front Runner,” “Vice,” “On on CNN or Twitter. side, he realized that the nation the Basis of Sex,” “Widows,” “Politicians are the new gang- was defying the pre-election “The Favourite” and “Mary sters,” says “Widows” director/ polls to elect as its 45th presi- Queen of Scots” refuse to shy co-screenwriter Steve Mc- dent reality-TV personality and from the political or the person- Queen. “I wanted to bring those NYC real-estate developer Don- SCOTT KOWALCHYK/CBS al – and that’s actually a good things to the surface.” ald Trump, a person Colbert “The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert aired live Tuesday. thing. Whether unearthing “The dynamics of the 16th clearly viewed as good for jokes recent history like Gary Hart’s century in many ways are not so and not much else. go back to that acrid well Tues- host used to talk about might be lost presidential bid; Dick Ch- different from the dynamics we “This one is a nail biter and a day to do another live, late-night recast as the Colbert curse. eney’s unusual rule as vice presi- see now,” adds Beau Willimon, passport grabber,” Colbert said show as the first nationwide Fortunately for the host and dent; the early years of Supreme “Mary Queen of Scots” screen- at the time. “It feels like we’re voting results of the Trump-as- those who believe the govern- Court Justice Ruth Bader Gins- writer. “They had the Protes- trying to avoid the apocalypse, president era came in. If things ment could use a check on burg; or machine-style Chicago tants and the Catholics, we have and half of the country is voting didn’t go his way again, in the Trump’s power, the result was politics; or honing in on the for the asteroid.” mid-term elections, the “Colbert court intrigue of queens Anne, Turn to Political, Page 5 So it was bold for Colbert to bump” the CBS “Late Show” Turn to Johnson, Page 4

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Grande named Woman of the Year: Billboard on Dad losing cool over arrest deal Tuesday named award- winning singer Grande its Dear Amy: My daughter is Dear Angry: Your daugh- (Better Angels program), 2018 Woman of the Year. 19. Her boyfriend is 18. ter “took the fall” for smok- we’re amplifying civility in Grande will receive the Over the summer, they ing marijuana in her car. all the proper channels. award at Billboard’s 13th were busted for smoking Her own actions have We welcome your read- annual Women in Music marijuana in her car. The jeopardized her future, and ers to join the movement. event on Dec. 6 in New officer gave them the op- she has accepted the con- Respectfully yours, and York City. Previous recipi- tion of letting just one of sequences. The way for her always! ents include Taylor Swift, them take the fall. not to further jeopardize — John A. McKenna, Lady Gaga, Madonna and My daughter volun- her future is to not get executive director, Opera- Selena Gomez. In the past teered; I considered this a busted again. She should tion Respect year, Grande has had Top very bad decision. If this check to see if her record 40 hits including “No gets on her record, she will will be expunged after her Dear John: Thank you for Tears Left To Cry,” lose her financial aid and probationary period is getting in touch. Operation “Breathin’ ” and “God Is A college will be, if not im- over. Respect was founded by Woman.” possible, then very hard. Yes, if you want to end singer Peter Yarrow (of Her boyfriend, however, this relationship between Peter, Paul and Mary) and John remembers Frank- comes from a well-heeled your daughter and Richie does extensive “peace lin: Elton John says he family. Rich, then send him a work” in schools. stood by the stage and Regardless, she said she threatening text. Under- Quoting here from a sobbed as Aretha Franklin would take the citation and stand, however, that this letter by Yarrow on your gave her final public per- he would pay the fine. will undermine your organization’s website: “ … CHRISTINE OLSSON/GETTY-AFP formance at his AIDS Well, the case was plea- daughter’s own adultlike let’s stop focusing on the Tim Bergling, the late Swedish DJ who rose to fame as foundation gala last year. bargained to a lower of- acceptance of her legal and battle that’s raging and live Avicii, is the focus of a new documentary. On the red carpet this time fense, but it comes with financial penalty. She the legacy of goodness in around, John called her probation and $700 in would also be rightfully our hearts for ourselves, show “one of the greatest costs/attorney’s fees. Her upset with you for interfer- and for our children’s sake, Avicii documentary performances of our life- boyfriend has paid her ing like a character from a and the sake of our future.” time.” Franklin died in $200. She says she is fine Liam Neeson movie. August at age 76. This with that. No, this is not your busi- Dear Amy: I 100 percent gets theatrical run year’s gala Monday night I am NOT fine with that. ness, unless you are paying disagree with your answer for the Elton John AIDS He’s well-off. She is broke your daughter’s bills — and to “Wondering” about Six months after the unexpected death of 28-year- Foundation raised $3.9 and is working while going it doesn’t sound as if you sending an email to her old Tim Bergling, the superstar DJ known the world million. to a local college. He’s off at are. You should always father’s friend who kissed over as Avicii, Levan Tsikurishvili’s documentary a university, and I think encourage her to stand up her 15 years ago. You “Avicii: True Stories” will launch a limited theatrical Spice Girls reunite, to she’s worried that if she for herself, including when missed a huge point! She run in order to qualify for Academy Awards consider- tour: The Spice Girls are makes a big deal about this, someone owes her money. invited this kiss by sitting ation. The film will be shown in Los Angeles and New coming back for a British he’ll reconsider the rela- and holding hands while York City. stadium tour next summer. tionship. But if she gets Dear Amy: I read your he talked to her. Wonder- Tsikurishvili followed Bergling for over four years The band plans to take the busted any time in the next column addressing the call ing has half the responsi- and received virtually unlimited access to the artist as stage without fashion three years, her education for civility, politeness and bility for giving vibes that his star ascended. But with a growing following came designer Victoria Beck- is in jeopardy, while in his respect in a climate of kissing her was OK! (I’m a a grueling schedule for the Swedish DJ, which also ham, who performed as eyes this episode is over. vitriol and hatred (“Des- woman, by the way.) resulted in a series of health problems. In 2016, Avicii, Posh Spice during the I’m thinking about send- perate About Discourse”). — Not Wondering at just 26, announced he was retiring from live per- group’s 1990s pop heyday. ing him a text saying that The writer and your formances despite becoming one of the world’s high- The tour will mark the first he has a couple of weeks to response call for a move- Dear Not Wondering: est-grossing DJs. The movie features appearances time the group has per- pay up, or else I’ll tell his ment of respect, and I am “Wondering” was 18 years from artists including Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Nile formed together since the parents the story. I believe pleased to share that our old. This man was a friend Rodgers and David Guetta. Bergling died of an appar- 2012 Olympics. June dates one of his uncles offered organization, Operation of her father’s. I got the ent suicide near Muscat, Oman, in April. have been scheduled in him $2,000 to stay “drug- Respect (operationre- impression that — far from The fellow Swede collected 300 terabytes’ worth of Manchester, Coventry, free” through high school, spect.org), could be the sending “vibes” — she did footage of Bergling and spent the last three years of Sunderland, Edinburgh, although I do not know if movement you are looking not want to hold hands musician’s life by his side almost every day. “I feel the Bristol and London. this money was paid. for. From our curricula in with him. She certainly responsibility to be the messenger, and honor my Is this too petty? Is this schools (Don’t Laugh at didn’t want to kiss him. friend and his legacy,” Tsikurishvili says. Nov. 8 birthdays: Singer my business at all? She is Me Initiative) to onsite “Avicii: True Stories” will be shown in Los Angeles’ Bonnie Raitt is 69. TV chef an adult, but she’s still my dialogue summits where Copyright 2018 by Amy Leammle Music Hall Theatre from Dec. 14 to 20 and Gordon Ramsay is 52. daughter, and I think she’s those of opposing views Dickinson New York’s Cinema Village from Dec. 21 to 27. Actress Parker Posey is 50. being taken advantage of. learn to respectfully ex- Singer Diana King is 48. — Angry and Befuddled press their differences Distributed by Tribune — Variety Actress Tara Reid is 43. Dad maturely and purposefully Content Agency How politics shaped Janelle Monae’s lyrics By Mesfin Fekadu this year and was the first she had to turn down some Associated Press hip-hop project to win the roles to focus on her latest Grammy for album of the album: “They went on to NEW YORK — Janelle year. go to amazing people that I Monae doesn’t remember “The fact that she was respect and admire and the first album she owned all of her(self ) on her want to see shine.” as a child, but the first one project felt inspiring to Monae spoke as she was she spent her hard-earned me, and I felt like I could surrounded by music, money on? “The Misedu- be all of me and I didn’t literally — standing in the cation of Lauryn Hill.” have to pick one part of middle of Good Records “I just connected with me.” NYC, the small, basement Lauryn on many levels. Monae might be music’s vinyl shop in Manhattan’s The fact that she was a closest heir to Hill: She’s East Village. She walked young black woman in an artistic performer around, looking at the America — she looked like known for thought-pro- various faces on the wall — a lot of the women in my voking lyrical content — in some immediately recog- family. rapping and singing — and nizable, others not so “I just loved how she her riveting roles in much. was able to bring her reli- “Moonlight” and “Hidden “What I love about TAYLOR JEWELL/INVISION gious background, her Figures” established that record stores is people’s Singer-rapper Janelle Monae says politics informed her latest album, “Dirty Computer.” singing and acting back- music isn’t the only art (album) covers used to be ground together (and) her form she shines in. so amazing, that you just lot of these folks I’m look- abuses their power. hip-hop background,” While she has another discover an artist just ing at, I’ve never heard of “Things changed “It breaks my heart that Monae recalled of Hill, movie, “Welcome to Mar- based off their artwork on and now I’m so interested for our country, folks would support that. whose solo debut cele- wen,” with Steve Carell their covers and their to listen to all of their So it took a minute for me brates its 20th anniversary coming out in December, faces,” she said. “Because a albums because of the and honestly it to articulate how I was incredible cover art they feeling exactly.” have.” informed a lot of Monae, 32, said she’s “Dirty Computer,” been overwhelmed by the Monae’s latest album, what you hear.” response to the album. unfortunately isn’t avail- — Janelle Monae “I’ve been hearing so CHICAGOLAND able at the store: That’s many stories, (by) black because it sold out. women, black queer wom- “I can’t believe my vinyl en in particular saying that THEATRE DIRECTORY sold out. Man, that’s things that make them they were thankful that I amazing. I wanted to see unique (and) have to be did this album. it,” she said. erased,” she explained. “When it’s written from The album, her third “Americans” closes the an honest and vulnerable full-length project, came 14-track album, where she space, and it connects to TONIGHT AT 7:30PM 6 JOSEPH JEFFERSON AWARD TOMORROW AT 7:30PM NOMINATIONS INCLUDING five years after she re- sings about equal pay, people outside of you, leased “The Electric police brutality against that’s always a beautiful BEST BEST BEST Lady” and is another minorities, racism and thing,” Monae said. PLAY DIRECTOR ENSEMBLE critical effort in the multi- same-sex love (Monae “We as human beings ple Grammy nominee’s came out as pansexual connect through story- “IS A HIT!” catalog. while promoting the al- telling, and I’m just thank- Monae sings about bum six months ago). ful that my story was able - Highly Recommended, Gothic Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune liberation, oppression, “I wrote this project to resonate. I don’t speak love and more in what is during the Obama era and for the entire community. mercurytheaterchicago.com Oriental Theatre | 800.775.2000 BroadwayInChicago.com clearly her most honest, in November 2016. I was That’s never been my goal, sensual album to date. 70 percent done with it. but to walk in my truth has FRANKENSTEIN “Dirty Computer” Things changed for our always been. Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier marks a departure from country, and honestly it “I’ve addressed sexual- by alter ego Cindi May- informed a lot of what you ity on a lot of my work, on Q BROTHERS CHRISTMAS CAROL weather, the archandroid hear,” she said. ‘The ArchAndroid,’ on Manual Cinema BEGINS NOVEMBER 20! 312.595.5600 • www.chicagoshakes.com that she used as a vehicle Writing about the politi- ‘Electric Lady,’ songs like for her past work (though cal climate wasn’t easy, she ‘Mushrooms & Roses,’ COURTTHEATRE.ORG she makes an appearance said. ‘Q.U.E.E.N.’ I just feel like Enjoy the Theater Tonight in the short movie that “It took me time to now as a pretty private was released with the process what was going on. person, it was just impor- album). Culturally, just feeling let tant to make it even more The album title refer- down by those who had clear. CHICAGOLAND ences those who are mar- voted for someone who “It’s a beautiful thing to ginalized and “told they blatantly disrespects wom- be celebrated for walking THEATRE DIRECTORY are bugs and viruses (and) en, in my opinion, (and) in your truth.” Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 3

BOOK REVIEW ‘Broad City’ star hits the road post-breakup Memoir pleasantly wanders and wonders By Jancee Dunn The Washington Post

Anyone who has had their heart broken will recognize the emotional contours of Abbi Jacobson’s post-breakup cross- country road trip. There’s the brisk self-talk (“I’ll go where I want to go, buy what I want with the money I’ve earned, order whatever takeout I want with disproportionate sodas”); there’s refurbishment (“I should try meditation”); and there’s the baseless yet somehow plausible suspicion that an ex has not only moved on, but “her day-to-day is jam-packed with boundless joy and she’s never felt more fulfilled or satisfied.” When Jacobson — co-creator ‘I Might Regret This’ and co-star of the television hit By Abbi Jacobson, Grand Central, “Broad City,” in which two 20- 320 pages, $28 something “weed qweens” mean- der toward adulthood — finds herself chronically overworked this song.” She fights her own and gutted from the dissolution of inner narrative that a man on a her first real relationship, she hits solo road trip is “viewed as a cool the road for three weeks. The loner,” while a single woman CHRIS DELMAS/GETTY-AFP result is “I Might Regret This: alone is seen as pathetic. Abbi Jacobson’s memoir follows a three-week road trip she took after the end of her first real relationship. Essays, Drawings, Vulnerabilities She is also a keen social ob- and Other Stuff,” a sweetly wistful server. “I’m not a fan of ‘abruptly,’ vorce boyfriend, who died sud- ders pleasantly along. Jacobson doesn’t come to any grand con- collection that includes her hand- as it’s almost never a good thing,” denly of an aortic aneurysm when reads Susan Sontag essays in clusions but does find what she drawn illustrations. she writes. “ ‘His cancer ended she was an “angsty teenager who Austin. She texts something she needs: the realization that she is She admits to no goal, save abruptly!’ ‘Then abruptly, they never gave him the time of day.” has just seen to co-star Ilana going to be OK. “finding time and space in which realized their love was meant to “Memories fascinate me, how Glazer as potential material: “girl Jacobson asks more questions to be still and think.” And think be!’ Nope, it’s always bad.” they gain or lose weight over with flip-flops tucked into one than she answers, which is as it she does. Heading toward Austin, Older readers, however, may time,” she writes. “Always fluctu- strap of tank top.” She gets her should be. En route from Ashe- Texas, she mulls over her severed feel like Gandalf the Grey when ating, just like our bodies, becom- aura read in Sedona, Ariz. In ville, N.C., to Memphis, Tenn., she relationship with an unnamed encountering words like “any- ing lighter or heavier the more Utah, she stands in a grassy field mulls over what she terms The woman. “All the uncontrollable ways,” or an excursus into the joys they need attention.” at night and stares at the stars. Big Questions. “Why does the pen smiles, the pings in my stomach. of snail mail. “Even owning She also surveys her profes- Other moments are more pe- they give you to sign the check or ... All the tucking of hair behind stamps seems bizarre these days,” sional insecurities, which will be destrian. One night, she draws the important document never ears, the singing along to terrible she writes. “Imagine going to grab familiar to many women: a reluc- her hotel shades and watches work? Why does it work for them songs in the car. The stupid danc- brunch with friends, and some- tance to celebrate her successes, a “My Best Friend’s Wedding.” when they take it back and try it ing. And more laughter. All the one says, ‘Hold up a sec, I have to fear of saying no, discomfort with (Her entirely reasonable question: themselves?” “Why do so many times she smiled.” pop into the bodega and grab telling people that something was How was Julia Roberts’ character people hate women?” “Is there a Jacobson’s efforts to bolster some stamps. Everyone would be not done correctly (“there’s a a respected and feared food critic point in time when you stop feel- her courage as she travels alone like: ‘For what?’ ‘Bodegas have quiet epidemic of women taking by the age of 27?) ing like you’re eighteen?” are touching. She busily crafts stamps?’ ‘Also, what are stamps?’ ” and absorbing the blame for other One of the messages under- There’s an easy answer to that to-do lists to establish order, As Jacobson continues her people’s mistakes, because of neath “Broad City’s” nimble slap- last one, anyway: nope. among them a “Rules of Con- journey, her thoughts unspool. some inherent attribute deep stick comedy is that vulnerability duct”: “Do not listen to Bonnie She broods over past mistakes, inside us, constantly trying not to is strength; it’s the message of this Jancee Dunn’s latest book is “How Raitt’s ‘I Can’t Make You Love such as her indifferent treatment be difficult”). book as well. It’s not much of a Not To Hate Your Husband After Me.’ Ever. Don’t even think about of her mother’s kindly post-di- Like a road trip, the book wan- spoiler to report that Jacobson Kids.”

By Christine Heppermann YA book roundup Chicago Tribune Lincoln’s final ‘Walking Dead’ episode a big reveal By Gina Salamone Tribune News Service

Rick Grimes was flying high at the end of Sunday’s “Walking Dead” episode. After months of AMC teasing the departure of the zombie show’s lead character played by An- drew Lincoln — and an emotional episode that implied he was dying — “Hey, Kiddo” by Jarrett “Damsel” by Elana K. “You Are the Every- Rick was ultimately res- J. Krosoczka, 320 pages, Arnold, 320 pages, thing” by Karen Rivers, cued by a helicopter carry- Graphix, $14.99, ages 12 Balzar + Bray, $17.99, 272 pages, Algonquin, ing him off into the un- and up ages 14 and up $17.95, ages 14 and up known. In a 2012 TED Talk, The typical happy end- “You are on a plane.” An Better yet, while it was Jarrett Krosoczka, creator ing for fairy-tale maidens entire novel written in Lincoln’s end in the series, of the popular “Lunch ushers in, for Ama, a night- second person may seem the actor will go on to star Lady” middle-grade marish new beginning. She like pumpkin spice hum- in three AMC original graphic novel series, com- awakens on the back of mus: an interesting experi- films that focus on con- pared growing up as the Prince Emory’s horse with ment, but not something tinuing his character’s child of a drug-addicted no memory of how she got most of us are eager to story, it was announced on parent to Charlie Brown’s there or where she came consume. Yet Karen Rivers the live aftershow, “Talk- experience of trying to kick from. She doesn’t even have uses the perspective to ing Dead.” the football. Every time a name, as far as she knows, brilliant effect. Grounded The first movie will go young Jarrett’s mom until he gives her one. The in the fragile consciousness into production as early as seemed committed to stay- prince tells her that he of its teenage main charac- next year and reveal GENE PAGE/AMC ing clean and becoming a rescued her from a dragon, ter, Elyse Schmidt, the where Rick is taken and Andrew Lincoln has departed “The Walking Dead,” but the positive presence in his life, that she is finally safe — but narrative works so well that what he’s up against in a AMC franchise hasn’t seen the last of him. she would disappear again. safe from what? Not from the only circumstance different region of the From the seeds of that talk the small, constrained life under which you will want zombie apocalypse. ground with different, eating masses. Until the grew this candid graphic as his queen, the vessel to to avoid reading it is if you The films will be writ- distinct stories, all part of end — when he’s forced to memoir, nominated for a his heir, that awaits her at are actually in flight. ten by Scott Gimple, chief the same world that’s use his gun to set off a blast National Book Award. the castle. The story, which re- content officer for all captured our imagination that collapses a bridge full Krosoczka’s comic-strip In this timely, riveting counts events leading up to things “Walking Dead.” for nearly a decade.” of zombies into a river art incorporates personal fantasy novel, Elana K. and following a deadly “We have a lot on the Other projects, films, below. mementos, such as child- Arnold forges meaningful plane crash, tilts and horizon — starting with a series and specials related It’s first suggested that hood drawings; letters his parallels between Ama’s swerves. Multiple chapters new epic featuring one of to the franchise are also in Rick dies in the blast, as mother sent from jail or plight and that of all wom- open on a football field in the greatest leading actors development, but even characters mourn him. rehab; and swatches of en belittled, objectified and Wyoming, where Elyse and in television history and “The Walking Dead” series But, surprise, he washes up wallpaper from his mater- controlled by patriarchal her boyfriend, Josh Harris, one of the best people I’ve — which started it all — on a bank and Jadis (Polly- nal grandparents’ house in culture. Prince Emory’s are lying on a blanket drink- ever met,” Gimple said in a will see changes and new anna McIntosh) radios a Worcester, Mass., where he friend Pawlin gives Ama ing beer and looking at the statement. “These films faces. mystery group that whisks was raised. His grand- lessons on how to tame her stars. In one sense, Elyse’s are going to be big evolu- Sunday’s episode them both away in a heli- parents, Joe and Shirl, act pet, a lynx kitten she has greatest wish has come tions of what we’ve been showed Rick’s struggle to copter. as his parents. Krosoczka named Sorrow, and his true: She has loved Josh in doing on the show, with lift his body off the con- The end of the episode offers a loving portrayal of instructions reveal how secret for a long time, and the scope and scale of struction stake that his then jumps six years into them without sanding away girls, too, learn from an now he loves her. But the features. body was impaled on after the future, where a little their rough edges; they early age to submit: “The tragedy that bonded them “We’re starting with the being thrown off his horse. girl about 10 rescues a curse, smoke, drink, fight — key to this is to strike the has also brought loss, grief first part of the continuing Once safely back on his group of strangers from and do everything they can right balance between trust and gaps in Elyse’s memory story of Rick Grimes, and getaway animal, he spent zombies in the woods. It’s to help their grandson and fear. That, and timing. that she can’t seem to there is much more on the most of the episode nearly soon revealed the girl is thrive. They encourage him The best-trained beasts are bridge. You take this har- way, featuring yet-unseen bleeding to death while Judith, the former toddler to sign up for classes at the those who have been bro- rowing yet beautiful jour- worlds of ‘The Walking trying to escape the horde Rick had been raising as Worcester Art Museum. ken before they have tasted ney with her. You see the Dead’ and faces from the of undead tracking him. his daughter. (She’s most With Joe and Shirl’s unwa- their own power.” Ama’s pieces fall into place. To- show’s past, as well as new As he drifted in and out likely the love child of vering support, he devel- challenge is to find and gether, you figure it out. characters we hope to of consciousness, he was Rick’s wife and former oped the artistic talent he reclaim her power from become favorites, told by visited by key characters police partner, who are inherited from his mother those determined to con- Christine Heppermann is ‘TWD’ veterans and on the show in dreams, both dead.) into a career that enables vince her that it doesn’t the author of two books for emerging voices.” many of whom had long Judith is rocking Rick’s him not only to entertain exist. Fortunately, even the young adults and co-author Gimple added that passed. They all urged him sheriff’s hat, the one worn children, but also to con- best-trained beasts are, of the “Backyard Witch” those behind the show, to wake up, which helped by her big brother Carl nect with them honestly somewhere deep inside, chapter book series for now in its ninth season, him remain alert enough to before he died. And she’s about things that matter. still wild. younger readers. want to “break new narrowly avoid the brain- calling the shots. 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 Art

Continued from Page 1 images that do not exist in nature — nothing representational, with no clear influences. You may be reminded of pinwheels or sea- weed or birds. Jasper Johns may even come to mind — she too creates works that are simulta- neously a painting, an image of something and a painting of that something. If only we knew what her somethings are. You’re reminded of graphic design, wallpaper, Magic Eye patterns, the carpeting in your childhood bedroom. You are reminded of origami, sculpture, the ever-transforming geometric swirl of computer screensavers, circa 2000. Painting is down the list of what comes to mind. Told her work looks otherworldly at first, seemingly removed from human hands, she appears puzzled, then considers this a moment and decides, “It is a compliment!” It is. Because to stand in a room with Abts’ paintings — that’s another thing. Reproductions on paper, clear as they may be, do no justice to the live canvas. Her hand appears. What looked flat BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE reveals, up close, shadows that A piece called Fimme by Tomma Abts hangs at the Art Institute of Chicago in October. The largest show of her career is open now through Feb. 17. don’t seem possible, shapes that reach out of a canvas — optical ask questions.” illusions. You want to touch her Some burst with color and paintings, if only to steady your- geometry, some with curls of light self. Patterns roll in a curling flux. — in fact, one or two images in You notice layers of raised paint, this show almost appear magi- ramrod-straight valleys, and an cally illuminated from behind the almost geologic stacking that canvas. occurred during painting, result- Abts directs a visitor to a cor- ing in new artworks on top of ner of the gallery. what had been completed paint- “It’s easier for me to show,” she ings. says, pointing to oval shapes It’s all very hard to describe. pressed into a background, so The ideal catalog for a Tomma subtle they could be ghosts of Abts show would be a touch-and- ovals. Those, she explains, are feel book. She laughs at this then what remains of another painting says, suddenly serious, she is she had started, then painted surprised that people feel motion over. when they stand in front of her Sometimes when an image paintings. She is not interested in requires angles and patterns to creating optical illusions as an snap together perfectly, she might end. Her paintings, she says, are make a sketch, but generally, she calm and clear — to her. She says, “There is no plan or design wants only “a legibility.” when I work. I start with one or Meaning? two colors maybe. Maybe circles “This is about inventing an have been left over from the first image that had not been in the layer. Maybe my next step is to world. I don’t want it to look like I paint around them. See the paint- painted an object. But as I work I ings in this gallery? There are get to the point where images paintings beneath these paintings. make sense to me, and maybe you HARRY RICHARDS PHOTOGRAPHY/SERPENTINE GALLERY LONDON Just completely, absolutely differ- might recognize something in Abts, who is German-born, was told her work looks otherworldly at first, seemingly removed from human ent paintings. A lot of tearing them. The problem is I can’t hands. She appears puzzled, then considers this a moment and decides, “It is a compliment!” down and building up. No one explain for you what that some- piece of a painting creates the thing may be. I do think my work Turner Prize in 2006, given annu- Asked, for instance, to discuss takes to make something out of effect I arrive at, but a lot of is a little representational, but I ally to an artist in England under influences (or even favorite nothing.” things working together.” just can not tell you what they are 50, she was not only the first fe- works), she would only discuss Abts grew up in Germany, The result is often mathemati- representational of.” male to win, she was also the first her reluctance to do this: “The attended art school but studied cal: Is she a math fan? She screws up her face at her painter in a decade to receive the minute I cite an artist I like, that’s mixed media. She says she stud- “I once thought for a moment, own words. award, which is often synony- placed on perceptions of my ied painters informally, and as a yes, it would be interesting to be a Perhaps they are representa- mous with larger-than-life con- work. I am much happier not painter, she is self-taught. Keep- mathematician.” tional of the journey it took her as ceptual superstars whose perso- doing that.” ing with that, her studio, Carey- But she did not study math? a painter to make them, to arrive nas are indistinguishable from Lizzie Carey-Thomas of the Thomas noted, is almost singu- “Absolutely not!” at these images? their works. Abts, in contrast, was Serpentine Galleries in London larly private, rarely associated Do her eyes get tired, staring at “They are.” so relatively unknown the Guard- (which organized the show with with fellow artists or art scenes. these patterns? Representational of the proc- ian newspaper knew little about the Art Institute), said: “Tomma The Art Institute show is her Yes. She has no assistants, uses ess? her, noting who she might have does not want herself projected largest ever, and her first in the no computers. To be so exact, “I “I think so, yes. Maybe.” dated and not much else. Abts said on her work. Yet I think her per- United States since a 2008 New hold my body still many hours.” Nevertheless, the works are so she was fine with this, saying that sonality is bound up in her paint- Museum exhibition in New York. She demonstrates, arranging fresh, even extraterrestrial, it’s art should be separate from per- ings. As will happen in Chicago, “It seemed the right time for herself into a perfect sitting 90- hard not to wonder about their sonality. people walk into galleries know- assessment,” said Lekha Hileman degree posture. creator. As James Rondeau, presi- Asked in the Art Institute if she ing nothing about her, but find Waitoller, who curated the show If international art world fame dent of the Art Institute (and still believed that the life of an themselves moved. Because she with Rondeau and Carey-Thom- doesn’t work out, there is always co-curator of the show) writes in artist can be separated from the has actually left the indecisions as. “You stand in front of her bomb disposal. the catalog: “Abts is not grappling art they created — essentially, was and doubts that formulated while work, you try to make sense on a “Well,” she says, considering. “I with history; rather, she is she was more willing to play the she was painting — she left them practical level, and maybe some- do have a steady hand.” authoritatively experimenting, on media game these days — she said, on the work. All of the seams and thing in them feels familiar, but it her own continuum ...” Indeed, “I feel the way I always have.” the rifts, are all right there. All of never really adds up. Every time I [email protected] when she won the prestigious She will not play the game. it reminds you of just what it see them her work forces me to to Twitter @borrelli

mann’s then-co-host Mark Johnson Halperin, “Outside of the Civil War, World War II, and including Continued from Page 1 9/11, this may be the most cata- clysmic event the country’s ever different this time. seen.”) As Colbert put it, “the banner Heilemann Tuesday gave Col- headline of the evening (is) bert back a tote bag from that ‘Democrats Take House.’ Every- fateful night, describing it with an thing after this is just gravy.” F-word that the censors did not But the late-night comic who manage to bleep, which I am has been the most persistent and noting here just in case it be- effective Trump critic among comes newsworthy and people those plying his trade could not wonder if I missed it. (It shouldn’t let things stand at (relatively) be, and I didn’t.) good news. But Tuesday’s results were “The Democrats have taken much, much better for Team Not control,” he continued, “of half of Trump, even if charismatic Dems one of the three branches of gov- Beto O’Rourke (U.S. Senate from ernment. All the GOP has is the Texas), Andrew Gillum (Florida other half of Congress, the governor) and Stacey Abrams Supreme Court and a president (Georgia governor) all lost uphill who does whatever he wants.” battles (though, as of Wednesday So the glass was half empty, a morning, Abrams has not con- metaphor he tried to demonstrate SCOTT KOWALCHYK/CBS ceded defeat). to the audience by partially filling Stephen Colbert, right, with Hasan Minhaj, left, John Heilemann and Alex Wagner during Tuesday’s live show. Given the level of Republican another bourbon glass. gerrymandering of U.S. House He also had jokes at the ready. Grand Imperial Vote Professor in-show ads for CBS series “NCIS: with more immediate topical districts, “the fact that the Demo- Nancy Pelosi was the “pre- Kris Kobach.” New Orleans” and “Blue Bloods.” jokes and a live-news crawl at crats have won back the House is sumed Speaker of the House and And for North Dakota’s Senate They were set up as interruptions screen bottom. massive,” said “Circus” co-host woman treating herself to two race, where Democrat Heidi for CBS News to say something Then, we saw the host realize Alex Wagner. calcium chews tonight.” Heitkamp lost her bid for re- important about the election. what was happening in front of But, she cautioned, “the mod- Centrist West Virginia Demo- election in a deep red state, Col- Yes, you’re undercutting the our very eyes in a way that was erates in the House are gone,” cratic Sen. Joe Manchin “cele- bert said she went down “despite live news cut-in notion, which compelling TV, “both messy and while Trump-loyal senators have brated his victory by saying, ‘Wait, … capturing all of North Dakota’s could be funny in the right con- mesmerizing,” as I wrote back a solid majority in their chamber. I’m a Democrat?’” black vote, Todd.” text. But using viewers’ genuine then. “In many ways, the GOP has Of incumbent Republican Ted He even snuck in an inside joke suspense over what might be Colbert had that history in gotten more extreme as of Cruz’s U.S. Senate victory in for the benefit of fellow improv happening in the news to then mind Tuesday. “The bad news tonight,” she said. Texas, Colbert said, “Then again alumni Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, deliver a mediocre network that night caught me a bit off The “Late Show,” on the other why wouldn’t Ted Cruz win in former co-hosts of “Saturday promo sells out the idea of going guard,” he told his 2018 audience. hand, got a little less extreme, and Texas? Because at the end of the Night Live’s” “Weekend Update.” live in the first place. The “Late To John Heilemann, a host of a little less interesting, compared day real cowboys only love three He called the new Minnesota U.S. Show” is, or ought to be, better Showtime’s political news show to its last live outing on a voting things: barbecue, rodeo and Ca- Senate pair of Amy Klobuchar and than that. “The Circus” and a repeat guest day. For not having another cata- nadians who went to Princeton Tina Smith “the most famous In that and other ways, com- from 2016, Colbert reminisced, “I clysm, that’s probably a fair trade. and Harvard.” Amy and Tina combo in the his- pared to the live election show of believe the term ‘not since the In the Kansas governor’s race, tory of the world.” November 2016, this was much Civil War’ was thrown around.” [email protected] he said, “Laura Kelly has defeated Much less amusing were the more a normal “Late Show” but (Actually, it was, from Heile- Twitter @StevenKJohnson Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 5

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“UNBEATABLE “SAVVY FOUR-STARFUN” AND –STAGE AND CINEMA SONY PICTURES WITTY” Hugh Jackman stars as presidential candidate Gary Hart in “The Front Runner.” –CHICAGO TRIBUNE to find an American-based side story that interacts Political political story that took with the main heist focus home the big prize (”All of “Widows,” but Mc- Continued from Page 1 the King’s Men”). Even Queen says he couldn’t “All the President’s Men” relocate the story (which Republicans and Demo- lost to “Rocky” in 1977. was originally set in Lon- crats at each other’s Yet audiences do seem don and aired as a TV throats. There are things to love them, and story- series) to Chicago without that are shockingly famil- tellers love being able to weaving in politics. iar about what Mary and give a history lesson that “It’s the world we live in, Elizabeth were experi- punches at the current politics,” he says. “My encing — including status quo. picture is not about politics mansplaining.” “It makes us feel that per se, but it’s about how it “The connective tissue what we’re experiencing affects us every day — a between [Hart] and what is really happened,” says woman who can’t get a happening now is very Mimi Leder, director of business loan; child care. w strong,” says “Front Run- “On the Basis of Sex.” How it affects us is the ri ner” star Hugh Jackman. “These films have a power most important thing.” tte d n b “The change in how poli- of their own – they’re In the case of “The ev y Q elo BR tics is covered by the press, universal, and become Favourite,” screenwriter pe OT d w HE the separation of public deeply personal to us.” Tony McNamara says they ith RS C and private debate. If you “Politics are an incred- were not out to give a p R OLL res a C ICK ECT wonder how we got to ibly dramatic world in a history lesson, but that he en hic BO IVE (G ted ago YNTO Q, JQ, JAX, and POS) where we are today, this is technical sense,” says Jay understands the appeal of by Shak N • di CST espe rected by GQ and JQ the turning point.” Carson, who co-wrote seeing the dark side of and are pro Rich duction Offering a palatable “The Front Runner” with politics inside a darkened ard Jor present history lesson is Matt Bai and director theater, especially these dan Productions precisely what “Vice” Jason Reitman. “There’s so days. hopes to achieve as well, much drama and the stakes “People are always fasci- says director-writer Adam are baked in. The future of nated by politics in movies, McKay. “Clearly, there’s the republic hangs in the because they have coher- been a bigger story at work balance! That’s why we’re ence and visually make here. We can’t always see it drawn to that, the same sense, which may be the with any real clarity, but way we’re drawn to royal antithesis of the time we’re these kinds of movies help. court movies. There’s an living in,” he says. “We see There’s a lot of dot-con- upstairs-downstairs ele- how human nature plays necting of people who can ment I’m always drawn to.” out in the movies, and we tell stories like these of “There’s a very con- like that because that’s late-stage capitalism.” scious thing that’s hap- how we’d like to see the Directly political films pened in the last 40 years world structured.” are frequent contenders in in this country — we kept For Leder, however, award season, though not being told that politics is political movies in a Lauren Liz by photo Doran, Jackson JQ, POS, GQ, so often as best picture boring, everyone’s corrupt. heightened political time TICKETS $ winners; 2010’s “The The politicians love that may actually spur change. 30 King’s Speech,” 2003’s because it disengages “Maybe they’re a call to STARTAT “The Lord of the Rings: people from government,” what we can do to make The Return of the King” says McKay. “But during this world a better place,” and even 2000’s “Gladia- awards season, you see she adds. “What each of us tor” all dealt with political movies that crack through can do to make it better, elements, but you really that and get us back to the instead of just complaining have to reach back to 1987’s exciting possibilities be- about it. I certainly com- MAJOR 2018/19 “The Last Emperor” for hind government and plain a lot. But we’re all SEASON NELL GWYNN MAJOR 2018/19 any historical telling of democracy.” responsible. And we all LEADSUPPORTERS SEASON PRODUCTION Burton X. and SUPPORTERS The Harold and Mimi The Harold and SPONSORS Sheli Z. Rosenberg Steinberg Charitable Trust Mimi Steinberg court behavior – and 1950 Politics are a significant have to vote.” Charitable Trust 6 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, November 8, 2018

Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Nov. 8): You’re especially charismatic this year. Apply yourself to creative projects for successful results. Unmask a secret partner. Your winter communications launch leads to a new professional path. Summer explorations and travels lead to a creative challenge. Shine on, brilliant diamond. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is an 8. Fortune rises through travel, exploration and discovery over the next year, with Jupiter in Sagittarius. Higher education provides valuable skills. Make your own luck. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 9. The next year, with Jupiter in Sagittarius, gets lucrative. You’re especially lucky financially. Your shared accounts rise with team coordination. Collabo- Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott rate for your family’s future. Gemini (May 21-June 20): 7. Romance and partnership flower over the next year, with Jupiter in Sagittarius. Col- laboration provides greater results. Your skills and talents balance. Deepen an important connection. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 8. Discover fresh vitality and reach new heights with your health, fitness and work over the next year, with Jupiter in Sagittarius. You’re energized and moving. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 8. Jupiter in Sagittarius sparks a year of blossoming fun and romance. Savor family gatherings, especially with children. Fall in love all over again. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 8. Domestic bliss rises over the next year, with Jupiter in Sagittarius. Beautify your living spaces. Nurture your family with comfort food and love. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 8. Your communications buzz and Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman hum. Creative projects provide satisfying results, with Jupi- ter in Sagittarius this year. Get the word out. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 9. Take advantage of a lucrative year, with Jupiter in Sagittarius. Profitable opportunities lead to rising income. Grab the chance to grow your savings. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 9. You’re a rising star this year, with Jupiter in your sign. Dress for success, and smile for the cameras. Personal growth bears fruit. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 6. Introspection and meditation lead to greater inner peace and satisfaction this year, with Jupiter in Sagittarius. Consider dreams and visions. Plan and strategize. Insight grows. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Connect with allies and partners. Team efforts grow and energize this year, with Jupiter in Sagittarius. Good things flow through your network of friends. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 9. Put energy and action into your professional stature for rising status and influence. Your career takes off this year, with Jupiter in Sagittarius.

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Bridge Both vulnerable, South deals North ♠ K6 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♥ A972 ♦ 743 ♣ 8743 West East ♠ Void ♠ Q542 ♥ KQJ65 ♥ 843 ♦ Q5 ♦ J10962 ♣ AQJ952 ♣ 10 South ♠ AJ109873 ♥ 10 ♦ AK8 ♣ K6 West chose a Michael’s Cue Bid with his hand and then bid clubs to show his extra length there, as well as his extra Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun values. As we’ve said before, these bids can be very effective when they catch a fit, but they can be expensive when they don’t. It’s not that they are easy to penalize — they are not — but they can give The bidding: declarer a roadmap to the play of the South West North East hand. 1♠ 2♠* Pass 3♥ South won the 3♠ 4♣ 4♠ All pass opening heart lead *5-5 or more in hearts and a minor with dummy’s ♥ ace and made the Opening lead: King of far-sighted play of ruffing a heart with seven of spades. He planned the hand carefully to guard against East holding all four of the missing trumps — a strong possibility after West’s bidding. The eight of spades was led to dummy’s king and South ran the six of spades, Prickly City By Scott Stantis under-playing it with his three. A heart was ruffed with the nine of spades before declarer cashed the ace and king of diamonds. Playing West for the 6-5 hand that he had promised in the auction, South exited with the king of clubs! West won with the ace and cashed another club, but he then had to play a heart or a club that declarer could ruff with the 10 of spades. South exited with his eight of diamonds and took the last two tricks with the ace-jack of spades. Very well played!

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Coldwell contractor Banker Residential agents and are not C Chicago Tribune | Homes | Section 5 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 4 scenic peak of Washing- of peak scenic says. Sands summer,” every there up Bill,”“Lightning “is who fire-looker-outerwith too,lookout, complete was 3 son my When Lookout. Peak Goat the to miles year. 4 and It’s 6,000 feet a times four that do we mountain; the of top the on lookout “There’s fire a door.front the Snowmobiling, from backyard). the (aka River Methow the in Fishing away.”hour an half loop skiing hill door.back There’s down- a the out right ski country “We says. Sands cross- Valley system,” trail Colin Methow the on biking tain recreation. of sorts all and relaxation all-season for base home home-away-from-lous fabu- a has terrier), Boston 12-pound Frodo, a and lab, 90-pound a Fritz, pups, two10-year-old and Aidan; 5, and 8, Maren, Dylan, kids, three their Alisa; and away (Colin miles 250 family, from family.active extraordinarily one for many.” that with ington Wash- in sign only “It’s the ation,” Sands. Colin says recre- of types different 15 with sign Next Left’ ‘State Recreation Site a Here” one. Be Should “You a as Here”Are sign Wash.Mazama, near indicator mate ulti- the spotting before — both for beloved region picturesque particularly a throughout — low and high searched family Sands the getaway property,perfect The Seattle Times Seattle The Dunham By Sandy Deneau mind in wildfires with designed Home Mazama might be the be might Mazama fire active an That’s “We hike,” says. 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Credit Firewise USA Firewise Credit 2017, September “Last large trees), concrete trees), large or vegetation combustible than (rather landscape the in rock of berms glass, tempered double-pane beams, support steel and siding metal combustible non- roofing, metal rated fire- expressed through Here,says. it’s says, he West,” the over all Nelson shadowed meadow. mountain- of acres 2.5 on sited guesthouse, gently complementary and home main modern rustically “It’s a pretty major issue major pretty “It’s a terson homestead since the since homestead terson setting. falfa-farm al- former historic, their into buildings the rating incorpo- driver: design tant design.” the of because reduced are rates insurancehomeowners “Our Plus: says. Sands irrigation,” with house sprinklers. of lots and lots and space, crawl a of instead struction con- slab-on-grade floors, “This had been the Pat- the been had “This impor- highly Another entire “We the soak can yard — where some volun- some where yard — landscape.” and mountain trees, the of tonality the fit just columns steel and wood rusticated panels, metal corrugated rusted farmhouses,” “The says. he and structures mining of vernacular the to ences influences. tury-old cen- and roofs”) pitched (“low-profile,forms low- modern homes’ the to goes in.” blended really did we whatever sure make to had vatory,” “We says. Sands conser- the on project first we’re the and 1900s, early Methow River isrightoutthebackyard,” Sandssays. The master bedroom faces “kindof north,” and“the From the serene back- serene the From “We refer- real used Here, credit says, Nelson STEVE RINGMAN/SEATTLE TIMES PHOTOS grandkids.” and kids with filled be it’ll “Hopefully,says. day one grow,” to family our for he ground,” says. Sands recreation. maximum and meadows and mountains Mazama’s beckoning among sprinkled homes new, other so modern or 10 of locations rough the out points Nelson — ning) eve- and morning every take commuters hoofed four- so or 40 that way” well-traveled “deer high- the along not (though sprouts still alfalfa teer hitect Dan Nelson. “This project was built was project “This too. family’s active An play- architects’ “It’s an Chicago Tribune | Homes | Section 5 | Thursday, November 8, 2018 C 5 one up depicting Extension. Extension. DEAN FOSDICK PHOTOS Sedum is another good indoor dish garden option. The most important The most option. indoor dish garden good is another Sedum and care. similar surroundings requiring thing is choosing plant varieties Stick a finger into the potting Use whatever materials you “Because fairy gardens are still Much of the fun in growing all others, I would use a layer of coarse sand or at gravel the bottom and then a thin layer of horti- cultural charcoal.” soil to determine when to water, said.Pettinelli “If it feels on the dry side, The add soil some water. should not be saturated but it should feel moistened. tohave accessorize — natural ones like rocks, lichens, sticks, acorns, small shells, or figurines and fairies, she said. often localpretty popular, garden centers carry and fairy-themed other small items suitable for dish said. Pettinelli gardens,” succulents is their adaptability, Baldwin said. them “Give ade- quate light, good air circulation and fast-draining soil and you can succulentsgrow in a pair of she said. socks,” “Either give plants that tend to Container plants should not be succulents, I“For would use a where you vacationed, a holiday theme or even the time of the dinosaurs,” says Dawn Pettinelli of the University of Connecticut of the University of Pettinelli Dawn says the dinosaurs,” the time of theme or even a holiday vacationed, you where — Lee Debra Baldwin, author of “Designing With Succulents” An array of succulents thrives in an indoor dish garden. Such gardens lend themselves to any number of themes. “You could make make could “You themes. number of any to lend themselves Such gardens in an indoor dish garden. thrives succulents of An array are“Succulents replacing African violets as the plants of choice for indoor gardens.” grow agrow little larger and faster a larger and deeper container or plan on switching them out when the container looks out of propor- she said.tion,” encouraged to too grow rapidly, so recommends Pettinelli using half-strength liquid fertilizers two or three times per year. cactus she potting said. mix,” “For

There’s noThere’s need for gardeners “By creating a dish garden, you Dish gardens generally consist The most important thing is Or choose a theme: desert could make one up de- “You Indoor gardens, with their “Thanks to their intriguing Succulents are shallow-rooted. “If using a tall or deep con- When choosing containers,

By DeanBy Fodsick Associated Press Bring your garden inside for the winter to go dormant along with their landscape when cold weather arrives. Arranging plants in small dishes and pots can be anenjoy- able indoor alternative at the end of the summer season. growing are in fact creating a miniature said Pettinelli, Dawn landscape,” an Extension educator withthe University of Connecticut. “It can be as plain or as frivolous as one desires.” of different several plants arranged together in a single container. choosing plant varieties needing similar surroundings and care. dish example, gardens com- For bining succulents with cacti would work. Mixing plants pre- ferring direct sunlight with something orchids like shade-favoring might not. garden or tropical garden, moss garden or rock garden, herb garden or woodland garden, and many others. picting where you vacationed, a holiday theme or even the time of said. Pettinelli the dinosaurs,” low-maintenance miniature, plants, thrive in small spaces, and that makes them a natural fit for succulents. forms and ease of succulents care, are replacing African violets as the plants of choice for indoor said Debra Leegardens,” Bald- win, author of “Designing With Succulents” (Timber Press, revised second edition). a“For windowsill, a pot that fits into your cupped hands is per- Baldwin said. fect,” fill ittainer, half full with empty tightly plastic water bottles,” won’t capped, she said. “You waste soil that the plants don’t need and that might even compromise their health by holding moisture that causes rot. Plus the pot will weigh less.” determine first how large the said. 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