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NTERPRISEt h e l i v i n g s t o n E Thursday, June 24, 2021 •Livingston,Montana•Vol.115 No.132 $1.00 ‘We have a deal’ President Biden announces infrastructure agreement
WASHINGTON (AP) — months of partisan rancor P r e s i d e n t J o e B i d e n that has consumed Washing- declared on Thursday that ton, yet Biden has insisted “we have a deal,” announc- that something could be ing a bipartisan agreement done despite skepticism on a $953 billion infrastruc- from many in his own party. ture plan that would achieve Led by Republican Portman his top legislative priority of Ohio and Democrat and validate his efforts to Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, reach across the political the group includes some of aisle. the more independent law- Biden made a surprise makers in the Senate, some appearance in front of the known for bucking their cameras with members of a parties. group of senators, Republi- “You know there are many cans and Democrats, after who say bipartisanship is an agreement was reached dead in Washington,” said at the White House. Details Sinema, “We can use bipar- of the deal were scarce to tisanship to solve these start, but the pared-down challenges.” plan, with $559 billion in And Sen. Susan Collins, new spending, has rare R-Maine, said, “It sends an bipartisan backing and important message to the could open the door to the world as well that America president’s more sweeping can function, can get things $4 trillion proposals later done.” on. The senators have strug- “This reminds me of the gled over how to pay for the days when we used to get an new spending but left for awful lot done up in the the White House with a Cutting United States Congress,” sense of confidence that said Biden, a former Dela- funding issues had been ware senator, putting his addressed. The senators hand on the shoulder of a from both parties stressed stoic-looking Republican that the deal will create jobs weekend Sen. Rob Portman. for the economy, a belief The president said not that clearly transcended the everyone got what they partisan interests and creat- ABOVE: Holly Jones rides Cr Tuff Lil wanted and that other White ed a framework for the deal. Sandy during the Crazy Mountain House priorities would be “We’re going to keep Cutting Weekend at the Heart K Ranch tackled separately in a con- working together--we’re not Arena on Wednesday. The competition gressional budget process finished,” Sen. Mitt Romney goes through Sunday. known as reconciliation. said. “But America works, “We’ve struck a deal,” the Senate works.” RIGHT: Cowboys line up between com- Biden then tweeted. “A For Biden, the deal was a petition during the Crazy Mountain group of senators – five welcome result. Cutting Weekend at the Heart K Ranch Democrats and five Repub- Though for far less than Arena on Wednesday. licans – has come together the approximately $2 tril- and forged an infrastruc- lion he originally sought, Enterprise photos by Lydia Ely ture agreement that will which may raise some ire on create millions of American jobs.” The deal was struck amid See Deal, Page 6 Many are feared dead after Florida beachfront condo collapses
SURFSIDE, Fla. (AP) — A is heartbreaking because it wing of a 12-story beachfront doesn’t mean, to me, that we condo building collapsed are going to be as successful with a roar in a town outside as we wanted to be in finding Miami early Thursday, kill- people alive.” ing at least one person and Hours after the collapse, trapping residents in rubble searchers were trying to and twisted metal. Rescuers reach a trapped child whose pulled out dozens of survi- parents were believed to be vors and continued to look dead. In another case, rescu- for more. ers saved a mother and child, Nearly 100 people were but the woman’s leg had to be still unaccounted for at mid- amputated to remove her Photo by Danielle Babcox day, authorities said, raising from the rubble, Frank Rolla- Firefighters extinguish hay bales along Interstate 90 just fears that the death toll could son, director of Miami-Dade east of Livingston on Wednesday evening. climb sharply. But officials Emergency Management, did not know how many were told the Miami Herald. in the tower when it fell Video showed fire crews Hay bales catch fire around 1:30 a.m. removing a boy from the AP “The building is literally This aerial photo shows part of the 12-story oceanfront pancaked,” Surfside Mayor Champlain Towers South Condo that collapsed early Thurs- Charles Burkett said. “That See Collapse, Page 6 day in Surfside, Fla. on I-90; no injuries By Justin Post that the exact cause of the Enterprise Staff Writer fire isn’t immediately known. Enterprise is hit by ransomware attack No one was injured when a Crews closed one of the truck hauling round hay two westbound lanes on bales caught fire on Inter- Interstate 90 while working By Jason Bacaj fraud that aims to trick a state 90 east of Livingston the fire. Babcox said smoke Enterprise Staff Writer person into opening mali- Wednesday evening. from the burning hay bales cious links or files. Crews from Park County causing visibility issues was The Livingston Enterprise Among the compromised Rural Fire District #1 were one of the biggest obstacles was hit with a ransomware servers was one essential for called to the Springdale area, for firefighters working the attack earlier this month, as The Enterprise’s printing near the border of Park scene. the number of such attacks operations. The newspaper County and Sweet Grass While the fire was first to businesses and critical and contract printing work County, after 5 p.m. Wednes- reported in Sweet Grass infrastructure — from the completed by The Enterprise day when the fire was County, Babcox said his nation’s largest fuel pipeline get electronically trans- reported to dispatch. department is on an elevated to the world’s largest meat ferred onto metal plates. The vehicle, which was state of alert with the cur- processing company — con- Once the plates are pro- traveling to Wilsall, contin- rent hot, dry conditions in tinues to grow. cessed — a task akin to ued west into Park County the area. The attack on the newspa- developing camera film — and stopped around mile He said he’s happy his per was first noticed on Sat- they are attached to the marker 346, said Park Coun- department opted to respond urday, June 5, when Scott printing press and transfer ty Rural Fire District #1 to the area, as the fire ulti- Squillace, controller for Yel- ink onto physical paper. Chief Dann Babcox. mately ended up in Park lowstone Newsgroup, which The computer used to print Rural Fire crews put water County. owns The Enterprise, discov- Enterprise photo by Lydia Ely the digital design on metal on the fire to cool it down “It was just fortunate that ered that he couldn’t access The Enterprise building on the corner of Main and Geyser plates stopped working and help prevent it from everyone was there when certain servers within the streets. shortly after the ransomware spreading, Babcox said, add- they were there and no one company. took root in The Enterprise ing that a structure engine got hurt,” Babcox said. He worked with the compa- much in ransom in Bitcoin,” currency such as Bitcoin. computer servers. For hours, from Big Timber also He said fire crews needed ny’s information technology Squillace said. “They were On Monday, June 7, Squil- N e m e c w o r k e d o n t h e responded to the scene and to tear apart the round bales specialist, Ian Nemec, to kind enough to give us sourc- lace contacted the FBI offic- machine. As he worked, it helped put water on the to ensure the fire was fully begin unraveling the issue. es where we could buy Bit- es in Billings and Salt Lake was unclear whether the blaze. extinguished. A skid steer But it wasn’t until that Mon- coin,” he wryly noted. “They City once he learned there newspaper would be able to Babcox said the fire equip- from Whistler Towing in Liv- day that they realized the also offered to decrypt one was a ransom involved. He print or commercial printing ment from Big Timber ingston helped in that effort, servers were not infected of our files — a small file, an filed a report with the contracts fulfilled. played a key role in extin- he said. with a simple virus, but rath- inconsequential one — just to bureau’s Internet Crime On the design and layout guishing the fire. Babcox said the ranch er were being held captive prove that they could do it.” Complaint Center. In the side of the operation, the “It was a godsend,” he said. truck suffered some damage for ransom. Squillace Ransomware is a type of report, Squillace noted the software that makes the Babcox described the vehi- but appeared repairable. declined to say how much the malicious software that ransomware entered the transfer to the plates was cle involved in the fire as a Fire crews reopened both hackers demanded in ran- essentially holds a target newspaper’s computer sys- compromised by the attack, heavy-duty ranch truck out- lanes of the interstate and som. computer or computer sys- tem when an employee as were a large number of fitted with a bed for hauling cleared the scene at about “(The hackers) said they’d tem hostage by encrypting clicked on a link in a phish- hay bales. He said the vehi- 9:30 p.m. give us the decryption key if its files and demanding pay- ing email from the hackers. See Enterprise, Page 6 cle was carrying between “It was quite a mess for a we were willing to pay so ment, typically in a crypto- Phishing is a form of internet eight and 10 round bales and while,” Babcox said.
Page 2, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 24, 2021 OBITUARIES BRIEFS • Beginning Fiddle, a Liv- museum season. The Depot outdoor barbecue, and the delivery drivers and the Gordon Ray Claytor ingston Adult Community hosts a world-class special among others. General infor- MOW team. MOW now deliv- Education program taught by exhibit this year, “Invisible mation is available on the ers on Mondays, Wednesdays Gordon Ray Claytor, 63, of Livings- Mary Murphy, meets at 6:30 Boundaries” curated by the Depot’s website at www.liv- and Fridays. On Mondays ton, Montana passed away on June 6, p.m. for four consecutive Buffalo Bill Center of the ingstondepot.org, and anyone and Wednesdays, one hot 2021, at Pioneer Medical Center in Tuesdays, July 6-27. Regis- West bringing in more visi- interested in signing up is meal and one frozen meal Big Timber, Montana where he had ter at http://livingstonace.org tors than ever. Volunteers invited to reach the Depot at will be delivered; on Fridays, been a well-cared for resident for the or contact livingstonACE@ can also help with other (406) 222-2300. one hot meal will be deliv- past two years due to declining gmail.com or (406) 671-5446. occasions such as the Depot ered. If you are interested in health. Cremation has taken place at Foundation’s summer and • Meals On Wheels has frozen meals for the week- Franzen-Davis Crematory. • The Livingston Depot winter events including the changed delivery days to end or need more informa- An informal gathering of friends Museum is seeking volun- Festival of the Arts pie maintain the health and safe- tion, call Meals On Wheels at and family will take place in Livings- teers to welcome visitors this booth, Roundhouse Roundup ty of those receiving meals, 333-2490. ton on June 23 where he will be remembered and celebrated with his favorite foods. In lieu of flowers or contributions, and in honor of Gordon, if you are a fly fisherman, go to your CALENDAR favorite stream and remember Gordon while you enjoy what he loved most. If you are not a fly fisherman, and you see a jet in the sky, look up and say, “that plane is going to EDITOR’S NOTE: The Enterprise has St., 4-5 p.m. Call 222-3332. study, Church of Christ Fellowship Montana,” like he always did, because, to Gordon, life itself not confirmed if these groups are still •Q&AAAmeeting,VinceGrant Hall, 919 West Park St., noon was Montana. meeting, in light of coronavirus con- Hall, 1306 East Park St., 7 p.m. •GamblersAnonymous,Southwest Gordon was born on July 14, 1957, to Juanita Hartman cerns. Contact your local group to con- Chemical Dependency Center, noon Jones in Waynesboro, Virginia where he grew up. He gradu- firm events. Friday, June 25 •AmericanLegionPost23Burger ated from Waynesboro High School and attended Dabney •AAmeeting,Women’sOnly12x12 Night, American Legion, 5 p.m. Lancaster Community College in Clifton Forge, Virginia. study, Vince Grant Hall, 1306 East • AA meeting, 449 Group, Vince Gordon did not know his biological father but was blessed Thursday, June 24 •EmotionsAnonymousGroup,Peer Park St., noon Grant Hall, 1306 East Park St., 8 p.m. to have several fathers in his life including his grandfather, Solutions Drop-In Center, 104 W. Clark •AAmeeting,Men’sOnly12x12 Frank Wartel, as well as Harley and Arnett Tomey who owned Haney’s Pharmacy where Gordon worked during high school. These men loved Gordon and regularly kicked his butt, in a good way. Gordon married Robyn Brannock in 1982 and they were blessed with Hannah Sage Claytor, age 30 of Knoxville, Tennessee, and Logan Frank Claytor, age 28 Groups threaten suit over new wolf laws of Lander, Wyoming. Like their father, they both love the outdoors and fly fishing. HELENA (AP) — A coali- over elk, deer and other big Gordon was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 1997 and giv- tion of environmental advo- game. en a prognosis of three years. He certainly proved them cacy groups threatened The Montana Fish and wrong. He never complained about the changes which Wednesday to sue the state Wildlife Commission is set to resulted from surgery and treatment and continued to fly of Montana if it implements meet Thursday to discuss fish. The family moved to Winchester, Virginia in 2000 new laws passed earlier this new rules to implement the where they lived until Gordon and Robyn divorced in 2009. year permitting the snaring laws. Gordon moved to Montana in 2011, fulfilling a long-trea- of wolves and expanding In a report by the state sured dream. God has always provided Gordon with special trapping seasons, which they Department of Fish, Wildlife people in his life. These include Richard Mansfield of say could pose a threat to the and Parks released last Waynesboro, Virginia who introduced Gordon to fly fishing state’s grizzly bear and lynx week, department officials and Montana, changing his life, and remaining a steadfast populations. acknowledged that expand- friend, as well as Bob and Nancy Jurvakainen, and their Grizzly bears and Canada ing the trapping season and family, of Livingston, Montana who have loved and support- lynx, both federally protect- using snares “pose a substan- ed Gordon as though he were a blood relative. ed under the Endangered tial risk to non-target spe- He met Jan Mueller at Ring Lake Lodge in Wyoming on a Species Act, could be injured cies, including lynx and griz- fly-fishing retreat, and she continued to be a special and or killed by snares and other zlies.” close friend. Gordon leaves on this planet his children as traps set for wolves, accord- The commission is consid- mentioned, his sister, Debi Campbell of Missouri and a ing to Earthjustice, an envi- ering rules aimed at mitigat- brother, Doug Claytor of Texas. Robyn lives in Alaska and ronmental advocacy group, ing the risk to other species, which sent a notice of intent AP including limiting the use of remained in Gordon’s life as his friend and medical power A wolf in Yellowstone National Park, Wyo. of attorney. The author wishes to acknowledge that there to sue on behalf of several snares to private property are many others in Gordon’s life who were friends to him organizations, including the and implementing several and loved him. Though not specifically mentioned, great Center for Biological Diver- er traps is an appalling new law could lead to killing safety precautions, such as thanks is extended to them, for they made Gordon’s life sity, Friends of the Clearwa- attack on the wolf popula- 90% of the 1,500 wolves in requiring that snares be fit- what it was. Lastly, deep gratitude to God for always pro- ter, Humane Society of the tion, but many other imper- the state. ted with a breakaway device viding what Gordon needed. United States, International iled animals will also die,” Republican lawmakers who rated to 1,000 pounds or less. Franzen-Davis Funeral Home and Crematory has been Wildlife Coexistence Net- Andrea Zaccardi, an attorney control the Montana Legisla- entrusted with arrangements. To view the tribute page or work, Sierra Club, Western at the Center for Biological ture overwhelmingly sup- leave condolences, visit www.franzen-davis.com. Watersheds Project, Wilder- Diversity, said in a state- ported several bills earlier LOTTERY NUMBERS ness Watch and Wolves of the ment, calling the new laws this year to allow the use of Rockies. unscientific. snares, extend the trapping The group said it would file The threat of legal action season, allow night hunting, POWERBALL a lawsuit against the state in comes as hunting policies in and other measures meant to 13, 20, 40, 51, 63 Man arrested for causing 60 days if the state failed to some states this year took an significantly decrease the Powerball 1 Powerplay 3 put in place rules that would aggressive turn, as Republi- state’s wolf population. protect the grizzly and lynx can lawmakers and conser- Supporters of the mea- fire near Yellowstone populations. vative hunting groups sures said the state’s wolves “Montana’s expansion of pushed to curb wolf num- threaten ranchers’ livestock 10, 17, 19, 20, 38 HELENA (AP) — A Mon- officer who responded to the strangulation snares and oth- bers. In neighboring Idaho, a and compete with hunters tana man was arrested scene of the fire that his dirt MEGA MILLIONS Wednesday for causing a bike had appeared to be fire near Yellowstone flooding. During an attempt 1, 26, 48, 51, 59 National Park that has to repair the bike, Lightburn Megaball 25 Megaplier 4 burned 46 square miles and said he spilled gasoline, Couple rescues horse from drowning torched more than two dozen allegedly telling the officer Lotto America homes and other structures. that there was “gas all over.” HAMILTON (AP) — A seconds to a minute from learned who the horses 3, 9, 16, 19, 38 John Lightburn, 55, of The man then told the offi- western Montana couple going under.” belong to. Star Ball 3 All Star Bonus 3 Bridger, was charged with cer that he checked the were able to save a horse The Eickholts pulled to In a Facebook post on felony negligent arson and spark plug, causing a spark from drowning in the Bitter- shore at a shallower spot in Tuesday evening Christina felony criminal mischief for that ignited the gasoline and root River on Father’s Day, the river just downstream wrote: “Hoping to visit the LUCKY FOR LIFE allegedly starting the fire the vegetation around it. The and may have made a new from the horse. horse every time we float 22, 28, 33, 38, 43 while attempting to repair officer later found an aban- friend in the process. “We started clapping and our favorite route!” Lucky Ball 17 his motorcycle on U.S. For- doned motorcycle that Matthew and Christina yelling,” Matthew Eickholt est Service land south of appeared burned on the Eickholt of Hamilton were said. “We were able to coax Red Lodge, Montana, along scene. floating down the river on him to come downstream. the state line with Wyoming, Lightburn was taken Sunday with Matthew’s par- When he saw us, I think he according to an affidavit by Wednesday to the Gallatin ents at a spot called Bell knew we were there to help Carbon County Attorney County Detention Center, Crossing north of Victor him. Once he got to us, he Alex Nixon. where he was being held on when they noticed some was able to pull himself out Lightburn told a retired a $7,500 bond. He could not splashing near the shore. of there.” investigator near the scene be reached for comment. It They soon realized it was a “He was a super nice of the fire June 13 that he was unclear if he had an horse that was fighting the horse,” he said. “We were all was riding a dirt bike on a attorney. current as it tried to get out so happy that it turned out trail in the Robertson Draw The fire was just over 50% of the river near a steep the way it did.” area that had been closed to contained as of Wednesday, bank in a spot where the Two days later, the couple motor vehicles, according to according to fire officials, water was about 10 feet was floating the same the affidavit. and has burned seasonal deep. stretch of river with Christi- Conditions that day were cabins, homes and other “He was breathing super na’s parents when they spot- unseasonably hot and dry, structures. heavy,” Matthew Eickholt ted the horse and pulled contributing to the fire risk. Efforts to contain it have told the Ravalli Republic. over to say hello. Lightburn told a Forest cost $5 million to date, “Its eyes were all bugged “The horse remembered Service law enforcement according to officials. out. At times, all we could us and came running up to see was its teeth above us with his two friends,” water. It was snorting. I Christina Eickholt said. think it may have been 30 The Eickholts haven’t yet Just over half of Idaho adults receive COVID-19 vaccine
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Page 3, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 24, 2021 City Commission takes a deep dive Roundup tickets still available, going fast into crossing issue in work session By Jason Bacaj tions in Livingston and Boze- Enterprise Staff Writer man, as well as the Livings- By Lydia Ely was in both areas, it would be about according to the Growth Policy,” Lyon ton Chamber of Commerce Enterprise staff writer $270. Kardoes added that these are pre- said. He and Commissioner Melissa Tickets for the Livingston and the ticket office at the liminary estimates and will likely Nootz mentioned that the Planning Board Roundup Rodeo are a hot rodeo grounds. A person will Since 1977, the city has been eyeing increase to reflect construction costs. reached a unanimous consensus that cur- commodity this year, as the be working the ticket office the creation of a new railroad crossing, Both Kardoes and Lyons addressed rent proposed crossings do not fulfill event returns after a year- today and Saturday, Becker either via overpass or underpass. Con- how the railroad crossing would fit into Growth Policy goals. long hiatus due to the pan- said. Tickets are needed for currently, since 1977, there have been the city Growth Policy, or rather, how At this point, the commissioners demic. the evening shows. meetings, votes and studies, and still, they have found that it wouldn’t. began commenting and asking ques- Livingston Roundup Asso- Festivities begin on June concrete plans remain elusive. The Growth Policy is against outward tions about the topic. Commissioner ciation President Bruce 30 with free admission to the So, what if the city didn’t make a new expansion. Placing an over- or under- Dorel Hoglund voiced her frustration, Becker said tickets are still 3 p.m. slack daytime compe- crossing? That was one of many ques- pass on the west end of town would saying the city “still (doesn’t) have a left for the three-day event, tition. Free slack daytime tions posed at Tuesday’s Livingston City encourage development in the north bigger-picture solution to a problem but noted that only general performances continue at 3 Commission community work session side’s western pastoral and open space that has been brought to the commis- admission tickets remain. p.m. July 1 and 2. A kiddie that featured Torrey Lyons, elected by areas. Kardoes pointed out that more sions for 40 plus years.” She further Only a couple hundred tick- rodeo is scheduled for 2 p.m. the City Planning Board to present the development may mean more afford- probed, “What is our solution for our ets are left for the nights of Saturday, July 3. People can recommendation and thought process able housing, but it would also increase community so we stop having excessive July 3 and 4, he said. Anoth- watch barrel racing for free of the board. urban sprawl, two contradicting issues waits?” er 400 or so are available for Sunday, July 4 at 11 a.m. City Manager Michael Kardoes of the Growth Policy. With the hesitation toward a large the first rodeo day, July 2. Ticketed events begin Fri- kicked off the meeting with an outline However, Kardoes and Lyons pointed railroad crossing development, Nootz Tickets are $28 and avail- day, July 2 at 8 p.m. and con- of the project’s background. He said out that the Growth Policy also seeks to pointed out the wealth of alternative able online, at Murdoch’s tinue that same time over there are four main choices: to walk make transportation and crossings solutions touched on throughout the Ranch & Home Supply loca- the weekend. away, to save for the future, to fund more accessible, especially for active meetings; some ideas suggested were engineering, or to fund the project. transportation such as biking or walk- creating pedestrian and bike overpass- The 2019 cost estimates place the lat- ing. Kardoes highlighted the part of the es, working with schools to improve ter two at about $1.5 million to fund Growth Policy that calls for additional bussing and decrease school traffic, or cited on April 24. engineering — though this may not lead grade-separated crossings to “serve looking at how they can improve the IN COURT Clarence Morris, 36, of to concrete building plans in the long areas of planned growth.” The question, functionality and capacity of existing run — or $13 million to $15 million for both Kardoes and Lyon said, is whether crossings. Emigrant, pleaded guilty the northwest side of Livingston is an The commission was unclear on May 4 to driving while his funding the project. Kardoes said that Following are proceedings area they want to encourage growth in. where to go from here, but a deadline is license was suspended. He since these estimates are a few years before Park County Justice Both Kardoes and the Planning Board in place if it wants something on the was fined $285. He was cited old, construction may cost around 25 to Court Judge Linda Cantin: 30 percent more than the 2019 estimate. failed to endorse a crossing. ballot this year. Kardoes said commis- on Feb. 4. Some tentative options Kardoes high- Kardoes outlined one of the main sioners would need to create language POSSESSION lighted on Tuesday were an underpass questions of the decision: “Is the need for their decision by their Aug. 3 meet- ASSAULT at PFL Way or an overpass at the curve for housing outweighing these other ing. Schwarz mentioned adding some- A 58-year-old Livingston A 43-year-old Manhattan on Highway 10. After being asked, he issues that we’re seeing?” He added thing to the next ballot would help woman made an initial woman made an initial noted that the studied Star Road cross- that in the meantime, the commission gauge the public’s interest. appearance April 28 on appearance April 29 on a ing is likely not a viable option because should wait until they decide if they Regardless of what the Commission charges of felony possession charge of partner or family of extensive logistical issues. want that area developed and have a does in the upcoming weeks, there is no of dangerous drugs, posses- member assault, second Funding the project may include a developer in line, and then, “use the simple fix. sion of drug paraphernalia, offense. Bond was set at mill levy and a special improvement funding from the developer to help “Before we just add additions to our disorderly conduct and $1,500. She was cited on April district. For those who own median-val- build the crossing.” house, maybe take care of some of the resisting arrest. There was 28. ue homes, the mill levy would cost them The Planning Board had a more defini- foundational parts of our house, since no bond set. She was cited on about $168 per year. For those in the tive answer: “Areas of higher density we’ve never really had those conversa- April 26. Ryan Garrity, 40, of Boze- special improvement district area, it designations would be of higher priority tions,” said Nootz. “I would love to see man, pleaded guilty May 3 to would cost about $101 per year. If one for infrastructure capacity improvement what’s actually possible.” TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS assault and disorderly con- Serena Johnson, 61, of Liv- duct. He was fined $570 and ingston, pleaded guilty April sentenced to 10 days in jail 28 to driving while her with 10 days deferred. He license was suspended, first was cited on Aug. 29, 2019. offense. She was fined $285 Hungry grasshoppers spurred by and sentenced to one day jail. BLOOD ALCOHOL She was cited on Dec. 26. VIOLATION Jacob Smith, 32, of Billings, Jesse Waldron, 43, of Liv- pleaded guilty May 3 to driv- US drought threaten rangeland ingston, pleaded guilty April ing with a blood alcohol con- 29 to failure to carry proof of centration .08 or greater. He By MATTHEW BROWN insurance, second offense; was fined $885 and sentenced Associated Press and a seat belt violation. He to 30 days jail with 30 days was fined $455. He was cited suspended. He was ordered BILLINGS — A punishing on April 17. to enroll in the Assessment drought in the U.S. West is Course and Treatment (ACT) drying up waterways, spark- Tyler Arnold, 18, of Sidney, program. ing wildfires and leaving pleaded guilty April 29 to no farmers scrambling for insurance, first offense; and HABITUAL OFFENDER water. Next up: a plague of speeding. She was fined $300 Austin Cote, 25, of Billings, voracious grasshoppers. with $250 deferred. She was pleaded guilty May 4 to habit- Federal agriculture offi- cited on April 16. ual offender and speeding, cials are launching what 102 mph in a 70-mph zone. He could become their largest Dakota Darkow, 23, of was fined $1,235 and sen- grasshopper-killing cam- Clyde Park, pleaded guilty tenced to 14 days house paign since the 1980s amid April 29 to failure to carry arrest. He was cited on April an outbreak of the drought- proof of insurance, third 3. offense; and a seat belt viola- loving insects that cattle DRIVING UNDER ranchers fear will strip bare tion. She was fined $355 and public and private range- sentenced to 20 hours of com- THE INFLUENCE lands. munity service. She was cited Richard Walker, 65, of Liv- In central Montana’s Phil- AP on April 12. ingston, pleaded guilty May 4 lips County, more than 50 This U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service photo to driving under the influ- miles from the nearest shows a male migratory grasshopper. Walter Brandon, 27, of Emi- ence. He was fined $885 and town, Frank Wiederrick said grant, pleaded guilty May 4 sentenced to 10 days jail with large numbers of grasshop- butterflies. They’re also eastern Montana, where sin- deadly parasites that need to no insurance, third nine days suspended. He was pers started showing up on concerned the pesticides gle ranches can sprawl over moisture, said Chelse Prath- offense. He was fined $535 ordered to enroll in the ACT prairie surrounding his could ruin organic farms thousands of acres of pri- er, a University of Dayton with 90 days plates and regis- program. He was cited on ranch in recent days. adjacent to spray zones. vate and public rangeland. insect ecologist. tration suspension. He was April 24. Already they’re beginning “We’re talking about natu- The grasshoppers start to denude trees around his ral areas being sprayed, this eating tender plants first, house. is not cropland,” said Sharon then move on to fully-grown “They’re everywhere,” Selvaggio, a former U.S. plants and the seed heads of Now Available Wiederrick said. “Drought Fish and Wildlife Service grain crops, killing them, and grasshoppers go togeth- biologist now with the Xerc- said Marko Manoukian, a The Visitor’s Guide is a publication of The Livingston Enterprise er and they are cleaning us es Society, a conservation Montana State University & The Big Timber Pioneer out.” group focused on insects. agriculture extension agent Grasshoppers thrive in Government officials say in Phillips County. Farmers warm, dry weather, and pop- they will spray pesticides in can collect insurance on ulations already were up low concentrations and damaged crops, whereas last year, setting the stage reduce the area treated by ranchers have no recourse for an even bigger outbreak alternately spraying a strip when the grasshoppers in 2021. Such outbreaks of rangeland, then skipping remove vegetation from could become more common the next strip. The intent is public lands. as climate change shifts to kill grasshoppers passing “ T h e y a r e c o m p e t i n g rainfall patterns, scientists between strips while spar- against our food supplies,” said. ing other insects that don’t said Manoukian. Livingston Gardiner Shields Valley Paradise Valley YNP Big Timber To blunt the grasshoppers’ move as far. A typical infestation can economic damage, the U.S. If spraying is delayed and remove 20% of forage from Department of Agriculture grasshoppers grow larger the range and have a $900 this week began aerial and more resilient, federal million impact, according to spraying of the pesticide officials could resort to two a 2012 University of Wyo- diflubenzuron to kill grass- more toxic pesticides — car- ming study cited by federal hopper nymphs before they baryl and malathion, accord- officials. develop into adults. Approx- ing to government docu- At his ranch, not far from imately 3,000 square miles ments. the Charles M. Russell in Montana are expected to Selvaggio said pesticides National Wildlife Refuge, be sprayed, roughly twice could drift into areas not Frank Wiederrick is prepar- the size of Rhode Island. being targeted and kill bene- ing to sell up to 70% of his Agriculture officials had ficial insects such as bees cows this summer because seen this year’s infestation that pollinate crops. “The he fears they won’t have coming, after a 2020 survey toxicity is more than enough enough feed. found dense concentrations to kill bees,” she said. “This The federal government’s of adult grasshoppers is not adequate protection.” grasshopper program dates across about 55,000 square O r g a n i c f a r m e r s a r e to the 1930s, when infesta- miles in the West. A 2021 divided on spraying. Some tions covered millions of grasshopper “hazard map” are concerned about losing acres in 17 western states. shows densities of at least their organic certification After locally-led efforts 15 insects per square yard for years if they inadver- failed, Congress put the in large areas of Montana, tently get pesticides on their agriculture department in Wyoming and Oregon and crops, while others are will- charge of controlling the portions of Idaho, Arizona, ing to tolerate spraying out insects on federal range- Not oNly Colorado and Nebraska. of deference to their neigh- land. for tourists. Left unaddressed, federal bors’ problems, said Jamie The last outbreak on a Find a FREE copy at The officials said the agricultur- Ryan Lockman, director of scale comparable to this Livingston Enterprise, al damage from grasshop- Organic Montana. year lasted from 1986 to the Livingston Area pers could become so severe The trade group isn’t 1988. Almost 20 million it could drive up beef and going to challenge the acres were treated with 1.3 Chamber of Com- crop prices. spraying but wants organic million gallons of malathion, merce & Convention The program’s scale has farmers protected and for according to researchers. & Visitors Bureau and alarmed environmentalists the government to research The grasshoppers target- businesses throughout Events Arts Outdoors who say widespread spray- alternatives to chemicals ed include roughly a dozen the Yellowstone area Camping Lodging Dining 2021 – 2022 ing will kill numerous for future outbreaks. of the hundreds of native and Park County. insects, including spiders As this year’s crop of species in the West. Drought and other grasshopper pred- grasshoppers emerges, benefits them in part ators as well as struggling they’re starting to compete because it lessens exposure Also available online at : www.livingstonenterprise.com species such as monarch with cattle for food in arid of grasshopper eggs to
pinion Thursday, June 24, 2021 Page 4, Livingston Enterprise O GUEST EDITORIAL The Supreme Court affirmation of ‘Obamacare’
If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught Republican states to kill the ACA (even is great, but building on the success of the low-income neighborhoods for the next five Americans anything, it’s surely the necessity though a technicality like the elimination of Affordable Care Act would be better. There years. This kind of creative approach, to pro- of making sure everyone has access to decent the individual mandate four years ago), it are still many millions of Americans whose vide incentives and opportunities for people medical care. After all, it’s not enough to doesn’t take a legal expert to recognize medical needs aren’t being met under the who may otherwise lack insurance, is exactly make sure the affluent can be treated or Barack Obama’s signature domestic accom- existing program. To his credit, President Joe what is needed. Creative, smart, targeted, receive preventive care, it’s in everyone’s plishment isn’t going away. This is the third Biden has already made some steps in this cost-effective ACA expansion. best interest to see that hospitals aren’t over- Supreme Court defense of the law; surely direction, adding a special enrollment period Oh, it won’t be easy for certain critics to whelmed when a virus breaks loose and that even the most ardent GOP opponents will in February while funds from the American change their tune and stop referring to herd immunity is achieved through wide- give it a rest. Rescue Plan are helping make ACA coverage Obamacare as a government “takeover” of spread vaccination to truly vanquish such a As of this month, an estimated 31 million more affordable this year. Yet additional medicine or a communist plot. But then it threat. Yet over and over again, we have wit- Americans have health insurance either steps need to be taken. And it should start probably also wasn’t easy for conservatives nessed this basic inequity for 16 months: through ACA marketplaces or the law’s Med- with GOP leadership dropping their mis- who initially opposed Social Security in the Those of means get full medical care, those icaid expansion, according to U.S. Depart- placed antagonism toward the law which was, 1930s (even as nearly three dozen other coun- who do not often suffer. This is not new. It’s a ment of Health and Human Services data. after all, a compromise that preserved pri- tries had already adopted some form of social long-standing problem and a major reason Just as significantly, the nation saw a drop in vate insurance instead of moving toward a insurance). It was many years after the pro- why before the pandemic, Black people in the the rate of the uninsured for much of the last single-payer or Medicare-for-all system as gram’s initial passage that signature changes U.S. had a four-year shorter life expectancy decade. That’s been true not just in Maryland liberals sought. Republican voters have bene- were adopted such as cost-of-living adjust- than whites. where the ACA has been embraced but in fited from the ACA. Their elected leaders are ments (1950) or disability insurance (1954). Thursday’s decision by the U.S. Supreme Red States that have only grudgingly accept- simply unwilling to admit it. Social Security may need some more tweaks Court upholding the Affordable Care Act, ed ACA perks such as broader Medicaid eligi- Just this year, the Maryland General and better funding but it’s been generations which has since its passage 11 years ago bility or the requirement that insurers can’t Assembly approved legislation creating a since anyone seriously talked about doing sought to help close this gap between the refuse coverage because of a preexisting pilot program targeting young adults 18 to 40 away with that government safety net. have’s and have-not’s of health care, is heart- health condition. Yet too many Americans earning as much as $51,520 with subsidized In his official statement, President Biden ening. Not just because it keeps Obamacare still lack health insurance. And during the coverage purchased through the individual called the Supreme Court’s ACA ruling a in place but because it did so with an excla- Trump administration, there was an uptick in health insurance marketplace. Lawmakers “major victory for all Americans.” It certain- mation point — a 7-2 ruling that even includ- uninsured rates for the nonelderly from 10% also passed a bill committing $59 million ly is that. But it’s also not the end of the story ed Justice Clarence Thomas. When such a in 2016 to nearly 11% by 2019. toward “health equity resource communities” for providing greater equity in health care. conservative court rejects the efforts of That’s why a victory in California v. Texas to specifically address health disparities in — Baltimore Sun The movement against critical race theory is deeply necessary
According to the establish- CRT therefore holds that ment media, critical race the- racism is embedded deeply ory, or CRT, is a distraction. in American life, uncon- It is a right-wing smear. It is sciously into white American a conservative attempt to psyches, and that it is impos- quash the dark side of Amer- sible for white Americans to ican history. Most of all, understand their own racism according to the establish- or that of the system, let ment media, you must never alone to remove it. The only solution: tearing away the only systems that have ever provided widespread liberty and prosperity. As fellow CRT founder Derrick Bell wrote, “The whole liberal Syndicated worldview of private rights columnist and public sovereignty medi- ated by the rule of law need- ed to be exploded.” BEN SHAPIRO CRT isn’t merely a tool of legal analysis, either, as many of its dishonest defend- — ever — pay attention to ers claim. Delgado and Ste- the infusion of CRT into the fancic are clear: “Although nation’s institutions of power. CRT began as a movement in According to MSNBC’s the law, it has rapidly spread Chuck Todd, controversy beyond that discipline. Today, over CRT is a “creation ... It many in the field of educa- keeps people watching or it tion consider themselves keeps people clicking.” critical race theorists ... According to CNN’s Bakari Political scientists ponder Sellers, CRT is just “Ameri- voting strategies coined by The justices were unanimous on the ca’s history.” According to critical race theorists ... The Washington Post’s Jona- Unlike some academic disci- than Capehart, those who plines, critical race theory Fulton case. So, of course, no one’s happy. criticize CRT are merely contains an activist dimen- attempting to prevent “us sion.” The Supreme Court’s unan- agency would simply refer Roberts’s opinion was based by it, except that CSS can go from learning our history.” So, what has CRT accom- imous ruling June 17 in favor them elsewhere. In an inter- on a procedural glitch and back to helping continue to Critical race theory, of plished? The near-complete of religious freedom over a esting twist, CSS doesn’t “might as well be written on help children now. Where’s course, is not America’s actu- subjugation of our higher hypothetical scenario in object to certifying gay or the dissolving paper sold in the harm? Not one gay or les- al history. It is a perverse educational system, which which a Catholic charity lesbian individuals as single magic shops.” The ruling was bian individual or couple will worldview, unsupportable by now traffics regularly in might deny a same-sex cou- foster parents or to placing “a wisp of a decision that suffer because one foster- the evidence, in which all of CRT-related theories; the ple’s request to foster a child gay or lesbian children. Rob- leaves religious liberty in a screening agency, hypotheti- America’s key institutions corruption of our establish- was, it would seem, a win for confused and vulnerable cally, would now refer them are inextricably rooted in ment media, who parrot the everyone. state,” he added. to another, nonreligious orga- white supremacy; it is an anti-Americanism of CRT as Here’s why: Catholic Social Who knew? Alito is one of nization. This falls under the activist campaign demanding “just history”; the infusion of Services (CSS), the plaintiff those guys who looks like dictum: Go to another bak- the destruction of those insti- CRT into nearly every area in Fulton v. City of Philadel- he’s daydreaming about ery. tutions. The founders of CRT of the government, under the phia, can go back to helping creek fishing with his grand- I suppose one can conclude have written as much. Biden-esque Newspeak of children find foster homes Syndicated pa when he’s really plotting that when the justices rule According to CRT founders “equity.” And yet, if Ameri- and will not (for now) be columnist an assassination. unanimously, not much has Richard Delgado and Jean cans notice this — if Ameri- forced to abridge their reli- Gorsuch similarly took aim really happened. And we Stefancic, CRT is founded on cans lobby school boards to gious beliefs or abandon the at the court’s “studious inde- may as well admit that jus- two key premises: that “rac- bar indoctrination in the cult- heroic work they’ve done for KATHLEEN PARKER cision” about Smith. He tices are people, too. Gor- ism is ordinary, not aberra- ish nonsense of CRT — these decades. wrote: “Perhaps our col- such’s contempt notwith- tional — ‘normal science,’ the institutional actors tell those Same-sex couples can con- leagues believe today’s circu- standing, picking sides can usual way society does busi- Americans that there is noth- tinue to foster children erts wrote that even the itous path will at least steer be agonizingly complex, ness, the common, everyday ing to see. through 29 other Philadel- “weighty” consideration of the Court around the contro- especially when one’s moral experience of most people of The grassroots pushback phia agencies that have no gays’ rights to “dignity and versial subject matter and grounding is in conflict with color in this country”; sec- against CRT is rooted in the religious restrictions. worth” can’t justify denying avoid ‘picking a side.’” secular ambitions. ond, that “our system of best of the American tradi- As it turns out, no same-sex CSS an exception for its reli- So much for majority unity. This must be why the white-over-color ascendancy tion: a rejection of racial couple had actually sought gious exercise. On the other side, where founders created a First serves important purposes, essentialism in favor of indi- the services of CSS when the Religious liberty advocates the religion of nondiscrimi- Amendment to guide us, both psychic and material.” vidualism, an enthusiastic city of Philadelphia severed concede that the CSS victory nation can be as uncompro- seemingly in the hope that This means, according to endorsement of agency rath- its contract with that agency ultimately may prove ephem- mising as many other faiths, future generations would Delgado and Stefancic, that er than determinism, a will- following a Philadelphia eral. A different set of facts city officials and LGBTQ lean heavily toward religious “racism is difficult to cure or ingness to stand united Inquirer report about the could be presented in a advocates and lobbyists are liberty as often as possible. address” and that a formal against tribalism. We all organization’s policy. future challenge, resulting in upset by the outcome, even This go-around, I’d say the commitment to legal equality ought to fight those who have So, who’s not happy? Oh, a different outcome. This is though nothing has changed justices did OK. on the basis of color-blind- hijacked and weaponized our just about everybody. precisely why liberal justices ness is merely a guise for institutions against all of The crux of the case was were able to get onboard further discrimination. Fur- these traditionally American whether CSS was discrimi- with Roberts’s side of the thermore, CRT founders say ideals. Anything less would nating against same-sex cou- argument and why the more- that whites are unable to be an abdication of the trust ples in violation of the city’s conservative members of the understand racism, and that we have been given — a trust Fair Practices Ordinance. In court -- Justices Samuel A. “minority status ... brings that has resulted in liberty, the court’s opinion, Chief Alito Jr., Neil Gorsuch and with it a presumed compe- equality and prosperity Justice John Roberts Jr. Clarence Thomas -- were dis- A Yellowstone Newspaper tence to speak about race and beyond imagining for nearly wrote: “The refusal of Phila- appointed by the narrow John Sullivan, Editor and Publisher • Justin Post, Managing Editor racism.” all of human history. delphia to contract with CSS scope of the ruling. Tel. 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Spotlight Page 5, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 24, 2021 Folk and bluegrass musician SPOTLIGHT EVENTS
Thursday, June 24 •LiveMusicatSageLodgewithBlakeBrightman&Com- to play at The Sage Lodge pany — The Sage Lodge, 6-8 p.m. •OutdoorConcert&HappyHour—10p.m.-12a.m.,Shane By Enterprise Staff spectrum of the Americana LalaniCenter soundscapes, Acker delivers •DrewPetersonwithColeDecker—6-9p.m.,PineCreek Musician Ryan Acker will thoughtful and textured Lodge be making an appearance at songwriting and a catalog of •CurtisGrimesandOliviaHarms—8p.m.,OldSaloon The Sage Lodge from 6 to 8 instrumental detail that has p.m. on Friday, June 25. shined throughout The Last “As songwriter and multi Revels history and beyond Friday, June 25 instrumentalist for The Last to his solo works,” the site •MiltonMenasco&TheBigFiascowithSquirrelGravy— Revel, Ryan Acker has made states. 6-10p.m.,PineCreekLodge a lasting impression on the Guests can grab dinner contemporary folk and blue- and drinks in the Fireside grass community with 4 stu- Room of the Lodge, where Satuday, June 26 dio albums and national Acker will be playing. •KellerWilliams—10a.m.-12p.m.,PineCreekLodge tours with bands such as Those interested in pur- •LowDownDrifters—8p.m.,OldSaloon Trampled by Turtles, the chasing Acker’s music and Infamous Stringdusters, and merchandise can visit Yonder Mountain String https://www.ryanackermu- Sunday, June 27 Band,” Acker’s website sic.com. •BrunchLiveMusicwithChandlerHuntley—11a.m.-1 states. p.m.,PineCreekLodge On his recent 2020 solo debut titled “Winter Where RIGHT: The cover for Ryan Tuesday, June 29 You’re From,” Acker “steps Acker’s song ‘Stone and out to expand on his creative •LiveMusicwithChristyHays—6-8p.m.,attheSage Sky’. Lodge process. Exploring the full Photo courtesy of Sage Lodge Serbian Roma girl band sings for women’s empowerment BELGRADE,Serbia(AP)—Their riages ... we want the girls them- eration of girls who are yet to make she wants other women in similar for Roma children to stay in the songs are about “women chained” selves, and not their parents, to their life choices — the band itself situations to know that their lives system. in abuse witnessed by generations, decide whether they want to marry includes14-year-oldtwinsisters. are not over once they have chil- At the GRUBB center in Bel- or teenage brides being forced into or not,” said Silvia Sinani, one of The songs tackle women’s position dren, and that they can still pursue grade’s Zemun district, several marriage by their fathers. And they the band members. “We want every in their community, and seek to their dreams. children could be seen working tell women to seek love, fight back woman to have the right to be boost their self-awareness. “My biggest reward is when with young instructors in an impro- and stand up for their right to be heard, to have her dreams and to be Thequestisessentialinacom- 14-year-oldgirlswritetomeand vised classroom. The girls from equalwithmen. abletofulfilthem,tobeequal,” munity where early marriages are say they want to become one of us, “PrettyLoud”teachatmusicand A female Roma band in Serbia is Sinani, 24, said the idea for an all- widespread — a UNICEF study that they now attend school thanks dance workshops run by GRUBB, using music to preach women’s female band was born at education published last year showed that to us, that they have improved their which was established in Serbia in empowerment within their commu- and artistic workshops run for over one-third of girls in Roma set- grades,” she said. 2006. nity, challenging some deeply root- Roma, or Gypsies, by a private tlementsinSerbiaaged15-19are Among the most underprivileged DianaFerhatovic,18,firstcame ed traditions and centuries-old foundation, Gypsy Roma Urban already married. Of them, 16% ethnic communities in Serbia and to the center four years ago, initial- male domination. Balkan Beats. The girls initially weremarriedbeforetheywere15. Europe, the Roma largely live in ly seeking help with school lessons Formedin2014,“PrettyLoud” danced in GRUBB’s boys’ band and Alarmed, Serbian authorities, too, segregated settlements on society’s before joining the music program symbolically seeks to give a louder then decided they wanted one of have formed a state commission to fringes, facing poverty, joblessness andfindingherwayinto“Pretty voice to Roma girls, encourage edu- their own, she said. try to reverse the trend. and prejudice. Loud.” Their performance in Lon- cation and steer them away from “They(GRUBB)namedus‘Pretty “I am an example of early mar- Activists have warned that the donlastMarch—justastheCOV- the widespread custom of early Loud’ because they knew that wom- riage,” said band member Zlata COVID-19pandemichasfurther ID-19pandemicwasstarting—was marriage. The band has gained pop- en in Roma tradition are not really Ristic, 27, who gave birth to a baby fueled the social isolation of mar- unforgettable, she said. ularity and international attention, loud,” she said. boyat16.“Nobodyforcedmeinto ginalized groups and increased “I had a kind of positive jitters, performing last year at the Women The band’s music, a combination it but I have realized I should not theirpoverty.Disruptionsofregu- we all did at first, the whole group,” of the World Festival in London. of rap and traditional Roma folk have done it.” lar schooling due to the virus lock- Ferhatovic said. “Then we blew “We want to stop the early mar- beat, mainly targets a younger gen- Now a single mother, Ristic said downs have made it even harder them off their feet.” Elton John adds dates to final tour, including stadium shows NEWYORK(AP)—Elton in North America, kicking LosAngelesonNovember19 John has announced the final offthoseshowsonJuly15, and 20, 2022. dates for his farewell tour, 2022,atCitizensBankPark In 2023 he will play in New which includes stops at big inPhiladelphia.Hewillalso Zealand and Australia stadiums in the U.S. perform at MetLife Stadium before wrapping up the tour, “Elton John Farewell Yel- in East Rutherford, New Jer- whichbeganin2018. low Brick Road: The Final sey;SoldierFieldinChicago; Tour” will visit Frankfurt, Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Germany, on May 27, 2022 Atlanta; Nissan Stadium in RIGHT: Elton John performs and will make several stops Nashville, Tennessee; and during his Elton John Fare- throughout Europe, includ- MinuteMaidParkinHous- well Yellow Brick Road tour ing Milan, Liverpool and ton.HewillwraptheNorth in Rosemont, Ill. on Feb 15, Paris. American trek with two 2019. John also announced dates showsatDodgerStadiumin AP
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Page 6, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 24, 2021 Report: over 600 bodies found at Indigenous school in Canada Lawyer: Death of John McAfee VANCOUVER, British fied in coming weeks. Columbia (AP) — Leaders of Delmore said that the Indigenous groups in Canada graves were marked at one surprised the US mogul’s family said Thursday investigators time, but that the Roman have found hundreds of Catholic Church that operat- MADRID (AP) — Authori- should be extradited to the unmarked graves at the site ed the school had removed ties in Spain say a judge has U.S. to face charges for of a former residential the markers. ordered an autopsy for John evading more than $4 million school for Indigenous chil- “The Pope needs to apolo- McAfee, the gun-loving anti- in taxes in the fiscal years dren — a discovery that fol- gize for what happened,” he virus pioneer, cryptocurren- 2016 to 2018. The judge lows last month’s report of said. “An apology is one cy promoter and occasional dropped seven of the 10 215 bodies found at another stage in the way of a healing politician who died in a pris- counts in the initial indict- school. journey.” on cell pending extradition to ment. The bodies were discov- “This was a crime against the United States for alleged- Villalba said McAfee had ered at the Marieval Indian humanity, an assault on First ly evading millions in unpaid learned about the ruling on Residential School, which Nations,” said Chief Bobby taxes. Tuesday and that his death operated from 1899 to 1997 Cameron of the Federation of A court spokeswoman for on Wednesday didn’t come in where the Cowessess First Sovereign Indigenous First the Catalonia region said the heat of the moment. He Nation is now located, about Nations in Saskatchewan. He Thursday that a forensic also said McAfee and the 85 miles (135 kilometers) said he expects more graves team would need to perform legal team had been prepar- east of Regina, the capital of will be found on residential toxicology tests on McAfee’s ing an appeal to avoid being Saskatchewan. school grounds across Cana- body to determine the cause extradited. AP A search with ground-pen- da. A penitentiary source told of death and that results John McAfee announces his candidacy for president in Ope- etrating radar resulted in 751 “We will not stop until we could take “days or weeks.” the AP that McAfee was lika, Ala., on Sept. 9, 2015. ‘’hits,’’ indicating that at least find all the bodies,” he said. Authorities say everything sharing a cell in the Brians 2 600 bodies were buried in the Last month the remains of at the scene indicated that jail where he had been put in area, said Chief Cadmus 215 children, some as young the 75-year-old tycoon killed behind bars for economic, preventive detention since Delorme of the Cowessess. as 3 years old, were found ing he would seek to get “to himself. not violent, crimes after he was arrested in October The radar operators have buried on the site of what the bottom” of his client’s The judicial investigation judges refused to release last year on a U.S. warrant, said their results could have was once Canada’s largest death. is being handled by a court in him on bail. but that at the moment of his a margin of error of 10%. Indigenous residential school “This has been like pouring Martorell, a town northwest “We had managed to nulli- death he had been alone. “We want to make sure near Kamloops, British cold water on the family and of Barcelona with jurisdic- fy seven of the 10 counts he Prosecutors in Tennessee when we tell our story that Columbia. on his defense team,” Villal- tion over the prison where was accused of and even so accused McAfee of failing to we’re not trying to make Following that discovery, ba told The Associated Press McAfee died. The spokes- he was still that dangerous report income from promot- numbers sound bigger than Pope Francis expressed his on Thursday. “Nobody woman wasn’t authorized to person who could be fleeing ing cryptocurrencies while they are,” Delorme said. “I pain over the discovery and expected it, he had not said be identified by name in Spain if he was released?” he did consulting work, earn- like to say over 600, just to pressed religious and politi- goodbye.” media reports. the lawyer said. “He was a ings made in speaking be assured.” cal authorities to shed light Although Villalba said he McAfee’s Spanish lawyer, world eminence, where could engagements and for selling He said the search contin- on “this sad affair.” But he had no evidence of any foul Javier Villalba, said the he hide?” the rights to his life story for ues and the radar hits will be didn’t offer the apology play but blamed the death on entrepreneur’s death had Spain’s National Court on a documentary. The criminal assessed by a technical team sought by First Nations and “the cruelty of the system” come as a surprise to his for keeping a 75-year-old Monday ruled that McAfee charges carried a prison sen- and the numbers will be veri- by the Canadian government. wife and other relatives, add- tence of up to 30 years.
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Sports Page 7, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 24, 2021 Sticky stuff ban provokes managers, players
NEW YORK (AP) — Kansas want to go down,” Matheny “The best on the planet, he City manager Mike Matheny said Wednesday at Yankee had no problem with it. You warned opponents that if Stadium. “Let’s let the saw deGrom,” Boston manag- they act like Philadelphia’s umpires do what they’re told er Alex Cora said. “Obviously Joe Girardi and ask umpires to do.” Max, that was a different sit- to check Royals pitchers for When Oakland reliever Ser- uation. Something that we sticky substances, it would gio Romo was checked by the have the green light to do and provoke his team. umpires after pitching the obviously they took exception New York Yankees reliever seventh inning on Tuesday and he got upset.” Zack Britton and Max Scher- night, the veteran right-hand- “But the other ones, you zer, members of the players’ er flung his belt onto the turf saw deGrom. He smiled, gave association’s executive sub- and dropped his trousers. the glove, gave the hat, check committee, called on Major Britton said while the goal my belt and let me go out League Baseball to end on- of eliminating sticky sub- there and dominate again. field checks by umpires and stances was laudable, the The greatest right now, the replace them with monitors method of enforcement was best on the planet doesn’t who would conduct inspec- hurtful. complain, everyone should tions in clubhouses, dugouts “I just think the optics of it follow suit,” he said. and bullpens. are so bad for baseball,” he Britton said the checks “If I’m a young kid at the said during batting practice, would unnecessarily increase game and I’m asking my dad, speaking in front of the Yan- tension between players and `Well, hey, what’s going on? kees dugout. “Having players umpires. He faulted Manfred Why they getting checked?’ checked on the field -- we’re for not speaking with media What he’s going to say? `Well, talking about that, we’re not on the matter. Manfred did they think everyone’s cheat- talking about Wander Fran- not hold a news conference ing,” Britton said Wednesday. co’s debut, we’re not talking AP after the June 3 owners’ “I mean, is that what we want about how well Gerrit (Cole) Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Josh Taylor gestures as home plate umpire Phil Cuzzi (10) meeting when MLB first said the game to be about, like threw and how well Max checks his hat for any foreign substances after Taylor retired the Tampa Bay Rays during the a crackdown would be we’re assuming you’re cheat- Scherzer threw and all this seventh inning of a baseball game Tuesday. upcoming. ing? I just think it’s a bad other stuff around the game. “It’s just players speaking look.” We’re talking about guys get- out about it. I would love to On-field exams of pitchers ting checked on the field, bargaining to replace the the Phillies. It’s embarrass- tension ahead. hear someone from MLB started Monday, a week after guys dropping their pants on labor contract that expires on ing for baseball,” Rizzo said. “There’s people who right- answer questions from the baseball Commissioner Rob the field, guys throwing their Dec. 1. “Yes, he was playing games. fully will be very offended by media, like we do every day,” Manfred announced a crack- belts off. Britton said there have not And hey that’s his right. being — I don’t if it’s being a Britton said. “I would like to down on unauthorized grip “I just think the optics are been talks between the union Gamesmanship. Had nothing called a cheater or insinuat- hear from Manfred. He’s the substances. When umpire just absolutely embarrassing and MLB in several weeks on to do with substances. He had ing — but there’s going to be commissioner of the game. Alfonso Marquez approached for our game, and that’s not foreign substances. no probable cause to ask for a lot of this, I mean it’s going I’d love to hear Manfred Scherzer for a third time dur- what I want to wake up and Nationals general manager it. The umps shouldn’t have to be awkward,” he said. And answer the questions and not ing Tuesday’s game, as read about regarding our Mike Rizzo criticized Girardi allowed it. ... He’s a con art- you could see yesterday, a his players.” requested by Girardi, the game in the morning. But during an interview on Wash- ist. ... He has been doing that guy comes off the field after “So, yeah, I think it’s frus- three-time Cy Young Award there’s a better way to do it. ington’s 106.7 The Fan. The for years on TV.” giving up some runs and if trating for the players that winner tossed his glove and But it takes more than just Phillies manager said he Britton said he understood you get squeezed a little bit we haven’t heard anything hat to the ground, unbuckled me or other players saying became suspicious because Scherzer’s reaction. behind the plate, I mean it’s from him yet,” he said. his belt and appeared ready it,” he said. “It takes talking Scherzer was touching his “To check Scherzer, I going to turn into some Britton said Statcast met- to take off his pants. with MLB and sitting down hair more than usual on the thought was a little over the stuff.” rics could be used for proba- “I will say this: If some- and hashing something out to mound. top. I mean, he’s pretty Mets ace Jacob deGrom ble cause for enhanced body goes hunting for some- where we can enforce rules Scherzer said he did that smart,” Britton said. “He’s was the first pitcher checked checks based on pitchers’ thing on one of our guys, I’ll but not in the way that it’s because he couldn’t grip the not going to be doing any- under the new policy — he revolutions per minute. guarantee we’re going to being enforced.” ball and needed moisture on thing. But it’s part of what pitched the opener of a dou- “Nowadays you can kind of have every guy on that bench Cole also serves on the his fingers. He also said he the game may look like from bleheader Monday against find out where a guy’s aver- and every other eye we can executive subcommittee, got tired of tasting rosin. here on out where managers Atlanta at Citi Field and age spin rate would be and if get on what might be happen- which along with the union “It’s embarrassing for would check pitchers.” calmly went through the pro- it’s jumping,” he said. “Just ing. But that’s not a road I staff supervises collective Girardi. It’s embarrassing for Matheny predicted more tocol. use common sense, right?” Carlisle takes over Pacers for 2nd time after leaving Mavs INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Rick Car- ated Press on Thursday he has to leave the Mavericks last week, a coach, Carlisle’s first head coaching coach in less than 12 months. Nate lisle is coming back to Indiana to agreed to return to the club he day after general manager Donnie job was with Detroit in 2001. He McMillan was fired in August after coach the Pacers after deciding his coached for four seasons from 2003- Nelson left the club. Dallas owner spent two seasons with the Pistons, four consecutive first-round playoff time leading Luka Doncic and the 07. He led the Pacers to the Eastern Mark Cuban said it was Carlisle’s leaving after leading them to the exits. McMillan’s replacement, Nate Dallas Mavericks was over. Conference finals his first season. decision to leave. East finals in 2003. Bjorkgren, was fired after one Carlisle confirmed to The Associ- The 61-year-old Carlisle decided After a decade as an assistant Carlisle will be the Pacers’ third tumultuous season with Indiana. Eligibility rule keeps Delta variant reported during Euro 2020 COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — At least seven people have tested positive for the coronavirus after attending trans runner out of trials European Championship soc- cer games in Copenhagen, EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — (nmol/L) for a span of 12 Olympic Team Trials. Danish health officials said Transgender runner CeCe months. According to subsequent Thursday. Telfer will not be allowed to Telfer’s manager, David notification to CeCe from Authorities urged thou- compete in the women’s McFarland, said Telfer World Athletics on June 22, sands of fans who were at 400-meter hurdles at U.S. would respect the decision. she has not been able to Denmark’s game against Bel- Olympic trials because Telf- “CeCe has turned her demonstrate her eligibility.” gium on June 17 to get er has not met the conditions focus towards the future and In a blog last week in checked for the virus after at World Athletics established is continuing to train. She Women’s Health, Telfer said: least five people were found in its eligibility regulations will compete on the national “I love what I’m doing and to be positive with the delta AP for certain women’s events. — and world — stage again I’m getting to live my truth variant. Denmark’s managaer Kasper Hjulmand applauds fans as he Telfer competed for the soon,” McFarland said. and live my authentic life. I Danish Health Minister walks off the pitch after the Euro 2020 soccer championship men’s team at Division II USATF said in a statement believe that this is my way Magnus Heunicke wrote on group B match between Denmark and Belgium, at the Franklin Pierce, but took that in order for athletes to of being the change that I Twitter on Wednesday that Parken stadium in Copenhagen, Thursday. time off, then came back to be eligible for the trials, want to see in the world. about 4,000 people sat near at compete for the women’s they must meet the require- And I live by that every sin- least some of those who test- team. In 2019, Telfer won ments to be a member of the gle day.” ed positive. and security services for the played two of its Euro 2020 the NCAA title. U.S. Olympic team, and that In its statement, USATF The other two positive cas- games in Copenhagen. matches. Telfer was entered in this eligibility for the Olympics said it “strongly supports es stemmed from the team’s Also, Finnish broadcaster Authorities in the Russian week’s trials but was ulti- is governed by World Athlet- inclusivity and providing a game against Russia on Mon- YLE reported that at least 80 city tightened anti-coronavi- mately not allowed to com- ics. clear path to participation in day. infections have been found in rus restrictions last week in pete because of guidelines It further explained: “Fol- the sport for all, while also “I don’t know which variant people who entered Finland an effort to curb a spike in World Athletics released in lowing notification from maintaining competitive it is, but again that’s a match from Russia in recent days. new infections. That included 2019 that closed off interna- World Athletics on June 17 fairness.” where people are sitting very They reportedly were soccer closing food courts in the tional women’s events of that the conditions had not “If CeCe meets the condi- close together,” said Thomas fans returning from St. city’s shopping malls and its between 400 meters and a yet been met, USATF pro- tions for transgender athlete Rydahl, the head of the safety Petersburg, where Finland Euro 2020 fan zone. mile to athletes who did not vided CeCe with the eligibil- participation in the future, meet the eligibility require- ity requirements and, along we wholeheartedly back her m e n t s . A m o n g t h o s e with World Athletics, the participation in internation- requirements was that their opportunity to demonstrate al events as a member of testosterone levels had to be her eligibility so that she Team USATF,” the statement below 5 nonomoles per liter could compete at the U.S. said. NEWS OUTSIDE the BUBBLE
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Page 8, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 24, 2021 New York court suspends Rudy Giuliani’s law license NEW YORK (AP) — An ally damage the proper func- appeals court suspended tioning of a free society.” AP Rudy Giuliani from practic- The ruling, signed Thurs- Lauderhill Police Chief Constance Stanley speaks during a ing law in New York because day, will prevent Giuliani news conference, Wednesday, he made false statements from representing clients as while trying to get courts to a lawyer. overturn Donald Trump’s A message seeking com- Bodies of two young girls loss in the presidential race. ment about the ruling was An attorney disciplinary sent Thursday to Giuliani committee said in its motion and his lawyer. pulled from South Fla. canal to suspend Giuliani’s license Giuliani was the primary that there was “uncontro- mouthpiece for Trump’s lies LAUDERHILL, Fla. (AP) the first girl showed no signs verted evidence” that Giu- after the 2020 election, stand- — Police are looking into of trauma. After the first liani had made false state- ing at a press conference in reports that the mother of body was found, detectives ments to the courts, the pub- front of Four Seasons Total two young girls found dead walked the length of the lic and lawmakers as he Landscaping outside Phila- in a South Florida canal was canal that runs behind the pushed theories that the elec- delphia on the day the race offering to baptize people in Habitat II Condominiums, tion was stolen through was called for Biden and say- the canal a day earlier. but did not find anything fraud. ing they would challenge Lauderhill police Lt. Mike else. Then, at 8:45 p.m., “This country is being torn what he claimed was a vast Bigwood identified the sis- police received a 911 call apart by continued attacks on conspiracy by Democrats. ters during a Wednesday from someone who spotted the legitimacy of the 2020 The lies around the 2020 evening news conference as the second child’s body. election and of our current election helped push an 7-year-old Daysha Hogan The first girl was wearing president, Joseph R. Biden,” angry mob of pro-Trump riot- and 9-year-old Destiny short jean shorts and a grey the committee wrote. “The ers to storm the U.S. Capitol Hogan. Investigators identi- T-shirt with the word, hallmark of our democracy is on Jan. 6 in a shocking effort fied the girls’ mother, Tines- “Dance” in rainbow-colored predicated on free and fair to stop the certification of sa Hogan, as a possible per- lettering, police said. The elections. False statements President Biden’s victory. AP son of interest. She has been second girl was wearing a intended to foment a loss of And since that time, Republi- Mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani, a lawyer for President taken into custody, but no tan top and flowered pajama- confidence in our elections cans have used that lie to Donald Trump, speaks at a hearing of the Pennsylvania criminal charges have been style bottoms, police said. and resulting loss of confi- push stricter voting laws State Senate Majority Policy Committee in Gettysburg, Pa. filed. On Tuesday afternoon, dence in government gener- nationwide. on Nov. 25, 2020. Destiny’s body was spotted detectives knocked on doors Tuesday afternoon outside a in the neighborhood, asking condominium complex in neighbors for help. Several Lauderhill, which is near residents told investigators Fort Lauderdale. Daysha’s about a woman, later identi- US economy up 6.4% in Q1 with stronger future gains expected body was found just before 9 fied as Tinessa Hogan, who WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. unchanged from two previous esti- lion in support the government has p.m., not far from where the was offering to baptize peo- economy grew at a solid 6.4% rate in mates. The gain represented an accel- approved since December. first body was located. ple in the canal on Monday. the first three months of this year, set- eration from growth at a 4.3% rate in “This summer will be hot for the U.S. Bigwood confirmed that The girls were last seen near ting the stage for what economists are the fourth quarter. economy,” predicted Lydia Boussour, the family had lived in the the canal with their mother forecasting could be the strongest year Economists believe GDP growth has lead U.S. economist for Oxford Eco- area where the bodies were Monday evening, Bigwood for the economy in possibly seven accelerated even more in the current nomics. “As the health situation contin- found. There were no said. decades. April-June quarter as increased vacci- ues to improve, consumers sitting on records of child welfare Lawna Johnson, 51, told The Commerce Department said nations have allowed for more busi- piles of savings will give into the urge workers responding to the the SunSentinel she was sit- Thursday that growth in the gross nesses to re-open and encouraged con- to splurge on services and experiences home. ting near the canal Tuesday domestic product, the country’s total sumer to get out and spend. The spend- they felt deprived of during the pan- At first, authorities did not when she spotted the body in output of goods and services, was ing has been aided by the nearly $3 tril- demic.” suspect foul play because the water. TV Listings
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HELP WANTED: PRESS LIVINGSTON SCHOOL LivingstonLandlady.com EMPLOYMENT HELPER The Livingston DISTRICT VACANCY NO- SERVICES & Enterprise has an immediate TICE: Full Time Park High FOR RENT need for help in the press School Custodian SAL- REPAIRS FULL-TIME Environ- room. Will train a qualified ARY: $15.20 to $17.31/ mental Services Aide applicant. Person should HR(with valid boiler’s li- A BRIGHTER DAY BY ALL Preview Sign-on bonus. Day have a good mechanical cense after 9 month Proba- WASHED UP! LOCALLY shifts available. Ben- aptitude, the ability to learn tionary period) BENEFITS: OWNED AND OPERAT- your efits plus retirement quickly and have past em- Health Insurance, Vacation, ED. COMMERCIAL AND next eligibility. Performs daily ployment experience work- Sick Leave, Retirement RESIDENTIAL WINDOW sanitization of hospital ing on industrial machinery. CONTACT: Lori Dust c/o CLEANING. 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Page 11, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 24, 2021 Calls grow to evacuate Afghans to Guam as US troops leave SAN DIEGO (AP) — In the chaot- served a similar purpose after the conduct robust visa processing ic, final hours of the Vietnam War, Vietnam War. Kurdish refugees also without threat to applicants’ safety the U.S. evacuated thousands of were flown to the Pacific island in by the Taliban.” South Vietnamese who supported 1996 after the Gulf War. In a statement this month, the Tal- the American mission and were at Guam’s governor recently wrote iban vowed not to attack those who risk under the communist govern- to President Joe Biden to say the worked for Western interests, urg- ment. territory was ready to help if need- ing Afghans to remain at home and With U.S. and NATO forces facing ed. warning their ranks against revenge a Sept. 11 deadline to leave Afghani- The Biden administration for now killings. stan, many are recalling that des- is focusing on accelerating a special Still, many Afghans are desperate perate, hasty exodus as they urge visa program for Afghans who for a visa, fearing violence not only the Biden administration to evacu- helped U.S. operations and pouring from the Taliban but heavily armed ate thousands of Afghans who resources into relieving the backlog. warlords allied with the U.S. and worked as interpreters or otherwise “We are processing and getting seeing now as their last chance to helped U.S. military operations people out at a record pace,” White leave Afghanistan. there in the past two decades. House press secretary Jen Psaki The American withdrawal began Despite unusual bipartisan sup- said Wednesday. “We are working May 1, when the number of U.S. port in Congress, the administration with Congress right now to stream- troops was between 2,500 and 3,500, hasn’t agreed to such a move, line some of the requirements that and could be completed by July 4. declining to publicly support some- slow this process down and we’re AP Some 7,000 NATO forces are set to thing that could undermine security doing the kind of extensive planning Former Afghan interpreters hold banners during a protest against the leave by Sept. 11. in the country as it unwinds a war for potential evacuation, should that U.S. government and NATO in Kabul, Afghanistan on April 21, 2021. Independent Sen. Angus King of that started after the 9/11 attacks. become necessary.” Maine said the government needs to “We have a moral obligation to Members of Congress were find a “creative” approach to help- protect our brave allies who put expected to raise the issue Friday, ing Afghans who worked with the their lives on the line for us, and when Afghan President Ashraf Democratic Rep. Jason Crow of their spouses and children, who U.S. military. That could include we’ve been working for months to Ghani comes to Washington to meet Colorado recently introduced legis- would bring the total to about 70,000 sending more people from the State engage the administration and make with Biden and lawmakers. lation that would nearly double the people. Department or the military to pro- sure there’s a plan, with few con- Zalmay Khalilzad, the State number of visas available this year, And the average wait is more than cess visas in Afghanistan or evacu- crete results,” Republican Rep. Department’s special representative to 8,000, and ease eligibility require- three years. The process also has ating people to a safe place to be Peter Meijer of Michigan said dur- for Afghanistan reconstruction, ments. been hampered by the coronavirus vetted. ing a House hearing last week. warned lawmakers in May that “the But he said congressional action pandemic, which led the U.S. embas- “It’s not only a moral issue, it’s a Lawmakers have urged the admin- departure of all educated Afghans” will not be quick enough or suffi- sy in Afghanistan to suspend visa national security issue,” said King, istration to consider temporarily would “signal panic” and hurt the cient. interviews. who sits on both the Intelligence and relocating Afghans who worked for morale of the country’s security Even if the legislation passed Crow, a former Army ranger who Armed Services committees, adding American or NATO forces to a safe forces. immediately, the number of visas served in Afghanistan, said he pre- that “we also have a practical overseas location while their U.S. “This is a delicate, complicated would fall far short of the estimated fers the government “evacuate our responsibility, in terms of do we visas are processed. Some have sug- balance that we have to keep,” 18,000 Afghans waiting to be pro- Afghan partners to a temporary want people to help us in the gested Guam, a U.S. territory that Khalilzad said. cessed. That figure does not include evacuation site where we can safely future?”
US, Germany confront rising antisemitism, Holocaust denial BERLIN (AP) — The Unit- ed States and Germany launched a new initiative Thursday to stem an alarm- ing rise in antisemitism and Holocaust denial around the world. The two governments announced the start of a U.S.- Germany Holocaust Dialogue that seeks two reverse the trend that gained traction during the coronavirus pan- demic amid a surge in politi- cal populism across Europe and the U.S. The dialogue creates a way to develop edu- cational and messaging tools to teach youth and others about the crimes of Nazis and their collaborators. U.S. Secretary of State Ant- ony Blinken, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas and several Holocaust survivors were present for the launch at the Memorial to the Mur- dered Jews of Europe in Ber- lin. All cited links between Holocaust denial, revisionism and ignorance to growing antisemitism as well as to broader discrimination against minorities. “Holocaust denial and other forms of antisemitism often go hand in hand with homophobia, xenophobia, rac- ism, other hatred,” said Blinken, who is the step-son of a Holocaust survivor. “It’s also a rallying cry for those who seek to tear down our democracies, which we’ve seen in both our countries, (and) often a precursor to violence.” Witnesses: Airstrike in Ethiopia kills more than 50 NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — An airstrike hit a busy mar- ket in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray village of Togoga on Tuesday and killed at least 51 people, according to health workers who said soldiers blocked medical teams from traveling to the scene. An official with Tigray’s health bureau told The Asso- ciated Press that more than 100 other people were wound- ed, more than 50 seriously, and at least 33 people were still missing. The official spoke on condition of ano- nymity because of concerns about retaliation. The alleged airstrike comes amid some of the fiercest fighting in the Tigray region since the conflict began in November as Ethiopian forc- es supported by those from neighboring Eritrea pursue Tigray’s former leaders. A military spokesman and the spokeswoman for Ethiopia’s prime minister, Billene Sey- oum, did not immediately respond to a request for com- ment. Weather Page 12, Livingston Enterprise Thursday, June 24, 2021 Livingston Area 5-Day Forecast National Weather Tonight Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Forecast map for June 25, 2021
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Disease Control and Preven- extended before, would have temporary.” Jimmy Gomez of California disproportionately hurt some Biden administration has tion, extended the evictions to end at some point. The This week, dozens of mem- and Cori Bush of Missouri, of the same minority commu- extended the nationwide ban moratorium from June 30 trick is devising the right bers of Congress wrote to called for an unspecified nities that were hit so hard on evictions for a month to until July 31. The CDC said sort of off-ramp to make the President Joe Biden and extension in order to allow by the virus itself. They also help tenants who are unable Thursday that “this is intend- transition without massive Walensky calling for the mor- the nearly $47 billion in echoed many housing advo- to make rent payments dur- ed to be the final extension of social upheaval. atorium to be not only emergency rental assistance cates by calling for the mora- ing the coronavirus pandem- the moratorium.” White House press secre- extended but also strength- included in the American torium’s protections to be ic, but it said this is expected The White House had tary Jen Psaki said the sepa- ened in some ways. Rescue Plan to get into the made automatic, requiring no to be the last time it does so. acknowledged Wednesday rate bans on evictions for The letter, spearheaded by hands of tenants. special steps from the tenant Dr. Rochelle Walensky, that the emergency pandemic renters and mortgage holders Democratic Reps. Ayanna Ending the assistance too in order to gain its protec- director of the Centers for protection, which had been were “always intended to be Pressley of Massachusetts, abruptly, they said, would tions.