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WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pel- osi on Wednesday re- scinded her invitation to President Donald Trump to deliver the State of the Union in the House next JOSE LUIS MAGANA/AP week — denying him a House Speaker Nancy national platform for the Pelosi said earlier that the annual speech in a stand- invite is off until the gov- off between the two most ernment reopens. powerful figures in the nation. ■ House Democrats are The cancellation, part prepared to support in- of an escalating and at creased spending on times personal feud be- border security if Presi- tween the newly elected dent Donald Trump Democratic speaker and agrees to reopen the gov- the Republican president, ernment first, lawmakers ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE illustrates the extent of the and aides said Wednes- After avoiding questions about Ald. Ed Burke’s son, mayoral candidate Toni Preckwinkle gave a statement Wednesday. dysfunction that has day. The exact figure was gripped Washington and not yet determined, but America’s body politic lawmakers said it would amid the longest federal be higher than the levels government shutdown in supported in the past. U.S. history. Nation & World, Page 10 Preckwinkle, Burke The imbroglio also underscores the extent of the enmity that has devel- oped between Trump and ernment closures worsens Pelosi, neither of whom while voters in numerous met before son’s job appears ready to retreat in recent polls heap blame their standoff over the primarily on Trump and to expand Chi- president’s demand for Republicans for the im- Cook Co. board president cago programs Records money to fund part of his passe. acknowledges alderman’s kin that help small promised wall along the The sparring has now businesses in mi- show what U.S.-Mexico border. led to the effective cancel- got $100K offer after meeting nority communi- FBI seized Pelosi and other Demo- lation of a decades-old ties. cratic leaders appear in- tradition in which presi- By Gregory Pratt under investiga- “I had a meet- In the raid on Ald. creasingly confident of dents aimed to unify the Chicago Tribune tion for miscon- ing with Ed Edward Burke’s their position in the fight duct by the Cook Burke,” Preck- office, agents seized as the impact of the gov- Turn to Feud, Page 12 Cook County Board County sheriff’s Burke Jr. winkle said. “He folders naming a President Toni Preckwin- office where he shared with me high-powered City kle said Wednesday that worked for allegedly mak- that his son was looking for Hall lobbyist, infor- she spoke with longtime ing inappropriate sexual a new opportunity.” mation about tax- Ald. Edward Burke about a comments to co-workers. Preckwinkle did not ex- increment financing job for his son before her Preckwinkle, who for plain what the meeting was districts and docu- administration hired him weeks has avoided ques- about but said she gave ments pertaining to to a nearly $100,000 per tions about hiring Burke Burke Jr.’s resume to the the mega real-estate year job. Jr., made the statement at Homeland Security and deal over the Old At the time Preckwin- an afternoon news confer- Emergency Management Main Post Office, kle’s administration hired ence where her mayoral according to records. him, Edward Burke Jr. was campaign unveiled a plan Turn to Job, Page 9 Chicagoland, Page 4

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Tempered JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE enthusiasm Several adults were pulled from schools pending investi- gations, said CPS Inspector General Nicholas Schuler. The excitement Mitch Trubisky feels for his BETRAYED first Pro Bowl appear- ance this week doesn’t change the fact the Ax falls amid sexual Bears’ first-round playoff loss to the Eagles just 18 days ago misconduct probe is still an open wound. 6 CPS employees fired and 4 substitute ■ Despite SoxFest fan convention this week- teachers are barred from classroom end and spring train- ing around the corner, RICH SAAL/STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER By Juan Perez Jr. campus after getting swept Manny Machado’s Gov. J.B. Pritzker, with environmental advocates Wednesday in Springfield, holds an Chicago Tribune up in the IG’s investiga- free-agency-in-limbo executive order he signed committing Illinois to the U.S. Climate Alliance. tions, Schuler said. The IG captures attention. Six Chicago Public has opened nearly 140 in- Schools employees have quiries in a little more than been fired and four substi- three months, encompass- Pritzker commits state tute teachers blocked ing a range of allegations from the classroom as a that also have spurred a TOM SKILLING’S result of sexual miscon- handful of law enforce- duct investigations ment investigations and FORECAST to climate change fight launched by the CPS in- criminal charges. High: 21 Study shows extreme weather convincing more people spector general since Oc- Officials would not Low: -8 tober, according to new name the six terminated By Tony Briscoe draw the United States solar energy across the statistics presented employees. Schuler said Chicago Weather Chicago Tribune from the pact. state. Wednesday to the school they included three secu- Center: Complete By joining the coalition, As of 2016, Illinois has district’s board. rity guards, one coach, a forecast on back page Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has pledged Illi- already reduced its carbon Thirty-three additional special education class- of A+E section Pritzker signed an execu- nois will reduce its green- footprint by more than 16 adults were pulled from room assistant and a tive order Wednesday to house gas emissions by 26 percent, according to state working in schools pend- teacher. $2.50 city and suburbs, join the United States Cli- to 28 percent by 2025 emissions data from the ing the outcome of their CPS officials also dis- $3.00 elsewhere, mate Alliance, aligning compared to 2005 levels. U.S. Energy Information investigations, CPS In- closed Wednesday that a 171st year No. 24 © himself with 17 other gov- Pritzker said Illinois is on Administration. spector General Nicholas separate investigative Chicago Tribune ernors who have commit- track to get 25 percent of However, the country Schuler said. team devoted to student- ted their states to reduce its power from renewable as a whole is still not on A dozen teachers, eight on-student misconduct carbon emissions consis- sources, referring to a re- track to meet the Paris security guards, five ven- cases has fielded scores of tent with the Paris Agree- quirement by the Future Agreement’s end goal of dor employees and four additional complaints ment after President Don- Energy Jobs Act, the bill bus workers rank among ald Trump vowed to with- that resulted in a boom in Turn to Climate, Page 9 the personnel pulled from Turn to Betrayed, Page 9

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The Tribune’s editorial code of principles governs professional behavior and journalism standards. Every- John Kass one in our newsroom must agree to live up to this code of conduct. Read it at chicagotribune.com/accuracy. Corrections and clarifications: Publishing information Will mayor hopefuls fall quickly and accurately is a central part of the Chicago Tribune’s news responsibility. deeper in Burke mess? ■ An article in Wednesday’s Food & Dining section pre- viewing Chicago Restaurant Week misstated the price of a four-course dinner at City Mouse. It is $48. ■ An op-ed on Monday about the State of the Union address erroneously indicated that John Adams served Which of these post-Rahmulan ago, she took care of him with a March 15. The same day, the radio two terms as president. He served one term. candidates for mayor of Chicago $100,000-a-year job for his son. station reports, Mendoza received ■ A story in Friday’s On The Town section about Stephen —Toni Preckwinkle, Susana Mendoza Preckwinkle is now finally, and $45,200 from “companies whose Malkmus had several factual errors. Stephen Malkmus or Gery Chico — will show up the quite sheepishly, admitting that she board members are investors in a firm had been working on his new record for two to three most on federal tape in the investiga- talked to Burke about that cushy founded by Solis’ sister Patti Doyle years. “Slay Tracks” was Pavement’s first EP, rather than tion of Ald. Edward Burke? political gig for his son at taxpayer Solis and one of the alderman’s long- first album. The correct song title is “Cut Your Hair.” The “All of them? I don’t know,” said expense. time supporters Brian Hynes.” Jicks’ guitarist is Mike Clark. one of the true reformers, Ald. Scott “I had a meeting with Ed Burke,” So here it is so far. Solis helps the The Tribune regrets the errors. Waguespack, 32nd, head of the Chi- she said at a news conference feds get Burke, and the Solis family cago City Council’s Progressive Cau- Wednesday. “He shared with me that makes Mendoza happy. cus. his son was looking for a new oppor- Also, Burke takes care of Preckwin- “We’ve got an alderman wearing a tunity.” kle, and she takes care of Burke’s son HOW TO CONTACT US 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Friday 7 a.m.–noon Saturday–Sunday wire. Burke has been charged,” That’s so nice that Ed Burke’s son and Burke is happy. Delivery problem? 7 a.m.–11 a.m. holidays Waguespack said. “There’s a lot more gets an opportunity courtesy of Toni Or at least they all were happy, until Or go to chicagotribune.com/ Call 312-546-7900 customerservice to this. We’ve just seen the tip of the Preckwinkle. the FBI had to start investigating. Subscribe online: chicagotribune.com/subscribe iceberg. There’s more to come.” Is this where I say, “Bye Felicia?” And what about Chico? Interesting To subscribe, manage your print or digital subscription, Yes, there is more to come. And Burke is everywhere in this may- fellow, smart, has the voice of a mayor, or inquire about billing or vacation holds, call asking questions about how it affects oral campaign. But I’ve already told but he can’t win. 312-546-7900 the candidacies of some of the post- you he’s a walking intelligence opera- It looks like he got in this race to Rahmulans will upset their allies and tion, a spider in the middle of the web, block Mendoza and help Preckwin- To report an error, email readerhelp@chicagotribune supporters. connected to many through that kle, and I’ll speculate he probably .com, fill out a report at chicagotribune.com/corrections, But I don’t see any way around it. phone of his. asked Burke if running for mayor was or call the Reader Help line at 312-222-3348. It’s a terrible question, yes, an outra- And with the FBI listening in, a good idea. geous question. It shouldn’t be asked. who’s on the Burke tapes? Gery will angrily deny it, but it Email...... [email protected] I’ve got to ask it. And Chicago has This week Chicago learned that really doesn’t matter. Main operator...... 312-222-3232 got to think about it. Ald. Danny Solis, 25th, chairman of I can’t see him winning it. 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All advertising published in the Chicago Tribune is subject to the applicable rate card, copies of which are available from the Advertising Department. investigation of a guy like Burke — 50 phone, before he got himself pinched They’re two of the candidates who The Chicago Tribune reserves the right not to accept an advertiser’s order. years an alderman who knows where by the feds and wired up against had the real guts to get into the race Only publication of an advertisement shall constitute final acceptance. all the bodies are buried — might Burke. before Rahm Emanuel chickened out. brush up against some of the candi- Or perhaps Solis volunteered to go Right now, the race is still close. In EDITORIAL: Questions and comments about stories in the Chicago Tribune dates in the mayoral race. after Burke? “No one will say,” said a a crowded field, where the candidates should be directed to editors of the respective content areas. Because it looks like the feds have jokester over at the federal building. with money and media buzz still Chicagoland news: Phil Jurik, [email protected] parked the big FBI bus in front of City “Must be because Solis wanted to root haven’t been able to separate them- Business: Mary Ellen Podmolik, [email protected] Sports: Amanda Kaschube, [email protected] Hall and they’re offering rides. out corruption, right?” selves from the pack, voters are wait- Features: Amy Carr, [email protected] The feds have already charged Yes, that’s got to be it. Danny Solis ing. Entertainment: Scott Powers, [email protected] Burke, 14th, with one count of extor- wanted to be Hercules and cleanse “This is a good city,” insists Opinion: John McCormick, [email protected] tion, and they’re not done. Chicago of its stench. Waguespack. “Good people want There’s nothing illegal about talk- More likely, he was caught doing change in Chicago. They know there Chicago Tribune (USPS 104-000) is published daily (7 days) at 160 N. Stetson Ave., Chicago, IL 60601; Chicago Tribune Company, LLC, Publisher; ing with Burke. something naughty, most likely in- are problems. But they want change.” periodicals postage paid at Chicago, IL, and additional mailing offices. He talks to them all. He helped volving money and clout at City Hall, If they want change, they’ll have to Postmaster: Send changes to the Chicago Tribune, Mail Subscription Division, 777 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago, IL 60654. launch the careers of Chico, who and the feds offered him a deal: do something about it. Copyright 2019 Chicago Tribune Company, LLC. All rights reserved as to worked for Burke on the council’s Wire up on Burke or take your Otherwise, the song remains the entire content. Finance Committee, and Mendoza, chances. Solis wired up. same. who was married at Burke’s home Meanwhile, WBEZ’s Dan Mi- INSIDE and counted him as her mentor until halopoulos is reporting something Listen to “The Chicago Way” podcast he got too hot. that Mendoza doesn’t want to see in with John Kass and Jeff Carlin — at Almanac Business 5 Lottery Business 5 And Burke helped another candi- the papers: www.wgnradio.com/category/wgn- Bridge A+E 6 Obituaries Business 5 date, Cook County Board President That FBI mole Solis’ 25th Ward plus/thechicagoway. Comics A+E 6-7 Sudoku A+E 7 Toni Preckwinkle, and raised money organization gave Mendoza the larg- Crossword A+E 7 Television A+E 5 for her campaigns, and as laid out in a est contribution he’s ever made: a [email protected] Horoscopes A+E 6 Weather A+E 8 story the Chicago Tribune broke days whopping $55,400 to Mendoza on Twitter @John_Kass

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Rex W. Huppke PLEASE STOP WHAT YOU’RE DOING. I have an opin- ion on something a group of high school boys did while on a trip to Washington, D.C., and you will soon see why my opinion is right and all other opinions are wrong. It is imperative that you read my opinion RIGHT NOW, as this incident that others have given the wrong opinion on is ABSO- LUTELY the most important thing happening in the world and my view on it is the one you have been waiting to read. Prepare to have the whole issue, which has something to do with a group of teen boys acting dumb and some other people doing other things, cleared up and put in the proper context. This is highly consequential because it clearly involves an event that will be remembered in the annals of history as a turning point in the story of America. SURVIVAL MEDIA AGENCY Everything else you have read A still from video shows a teenager wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat facing a Native American singing and playing a drum on Friday. about this issue has been wrong, so please take the time to absorb inherently controversial. (For the All other opinion-havers are depending on your point of view. You will undoubtedly read my EXPERT and insightful inter- definitive opinion on hats, please making fundamental mistakes The bravery of the people who other opinions about this story in pretation of a thing I didn’t see see my next column, which will when it comes to opinionizing were there and who I choose to the days to come. Ignore them. happen. be called: “The Definitive Opin- this incident, an incident that is of side with is an inspiration, while They are all unequivocally wrong, Thank you. Please pay atten- ion on Hats.”) the utmost importance to the the behavior of those who were misguided and infantile. tion. While there are allegedly other future of humanity and is not there and who I choose to dislike Mine is the only hot take you What follows is the only view weighty things happening in being at all overblown. For exam- was, at best, dispiriting and, at should read on the thing with the that matters, and it is my view, America right now, this hat/teen/ ple, all prior (wrong) opinions worst, punishable by deportation high school kids and the two which is the correct one, and you other people situation is ALL we have either been shameful rushes to Mordor, the dark, evil realm in other groups and the drum and should not read or consider any should pay attention to for the to judgment or biased interpreta- J. R. R. Tolkien’s fictional world of the hats and the media and the other views relating to this inci- foreseeable future and is defi- tions based on the opinion-spout- Middle-earth. president and racism and white dent, which is of paramount im- nitely not an idiotic distraction. er’s preferred narrative. Shame on (Anyone who disagrees with privilege and liberal conspiracies portance to America and the world Based on my expert reporting all who have opined on this topic, this view should also be deported and social media and every other and quite possibly other worlds — which involved getting on the except for me. Those whose opin- to Mordor, along with those who thing that has been stirred into that have yet to be discovered. internet and watching approxi- ions are not mine are the real might argue that you can’t be this particular cauldron. This momentous story involves mately 8,000 different video problem in this country. deported to a place that doesn’t I will devote my next column teens. Teens behaving stupidly angles of high school boys doing With that said, let me now exist.) (the one after the one about hats) and disrespectfully, which is dumb, disrespectful things in the offer the CORRECT opinion The primary things we, as a and every column thereafter something that has never hap- vicinity of two other groups, one about the incident involving society, can take from this cata- (except for any additional hat- pened before, which is why this of which was also doing dumb, nitwitted teen boys and two other clysmic incident I did not witness related columns that become whole thing is such a massively disrespectful things — I can tell groups and some hats that trans- are: There is only one logical necessary) to reiterating what I big deal worthy of hundreds of you that something happened. pired in a place where I wasn’t. interpretation of all that hap- have written in this column. This thousands of opinions (all wrong) And that something that hap- Clearly, the conflict at this pened; there is no room for nu- is all I will write about from now and my opinion (the correct one). pened is really the heart of the confluence of cultures is emblem- ance or middle ground; and we on (aside from the aforemen- It also involves two other matter, which I will get to mo- atic of all the problems wrought must spend an enormous amount tioned hat columns). groups of people. One is a group mentarily after first excoriating by the people I disagree with and of time yelling at each other about Nothing else matters. This is all that a lot of people like and anoth- anyone who might be inclined to the struggles that the people I this until absolutely nothing that will ever define us. er is a group that literally nobody disagree with my upcoming opin- agree with face day in and day out whatsoever has been resolved You’re welcome. likes or even understands. This ion, which, as previously men- in an America that is either and we all hate each other more story also involves hats, which are tioned, is the correct one. changing or refusing to change, than we did when it all started. [email protected]

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By Gregory Pratt el wants for the Lincoln and John Byrne Yards development. In a Chicago Tribune statement, Waguespack said that given allegations Aldermen responded of City Council corruption, with shock Wednesday to “we must table the pro- a newspaper report that posed mega TIF deal at veteran Ald. Daniel Solis Lincoln Yards until we are has been cooperating with able to be sure that the federal authorities, some project has not been directing anger at him tainted.” while others condemned Ald. John Arena, 45th, City Hall culture and said said the City Council needs the revelation must act as a to review its operations. clarion call for reform. “We need to put the In a City Council that’s brakes on a whole lot of no stranger to federal in- things and take a really vestigations, it was none- close look at what’s been theless stunning for many going on in this building,” of Solis’ colleagues to hear Arena said. the powerful chairman of Hispanic Caucus Chair- the Zoning Committee man Ald. Gilbert Villegas, was possibly wearing a 36th, said Solis should re- wire in the federal case sign immediately. And giv- against Ald. Edward en that the city has hired a Burke. They were reacting firm to audit the workers’ to a Sun-Times story that compensation program said Solis secretly recorded that was long under conversations with Burke, Burke’s control, Villegas whom federal authorities said the city should also charged earlier this month review other decisions. with attempted extortion. “There’s a new council One longtime colleague coming in, might as well of Solis’ said she might cry have everyone with a clean about his wearing a wire slate,” Villegas said. because “you don’t do that.” Ald. James Cappleman, Another alderman said that 46th, is the Zoning Com- in his Southwest Side ward, mittee vice chairman. He “if you wear a wire some- took over Solis’ duties one’s going to kick your Wednesday. Cappleman ass.” said he hasn’t heard talk of Solis has not been ac- Solis resigning. If Solis cused of wrongdoing and does, Cappleman would previously told the Trib- chair the committee for une he wasn’t working the next three months NANCY STONE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE with federal authorities to under council rules. Ald. Daniel Solis, 25th, center, and Ald. Edward Burke, 14th, chat with before Chicago City Council hearings in 2013. try to build cases against Veteran Ald. Joe Moore, any of his council col- 49th, put the the criminal leagues. He was unable to case against Burke and the “I don’t care be reached for comment Solis allegation in a histori- what those two Records show what FBI Wednesday. cal context, saying it’s Still, some called it a “turning out to be the went after each betrayal. biggest scandal affecting sought and seized in raid Burke, asked about Solis the City Council since Sil- other on, but reportedly wearing a wire ver Shovel,” a 1990s cor- By Jason Meisner ments” and something la- contribute to the campaign against him, said, “I have ruption probe that ulti- it’s obviously Chicago Tribune beled “Old Main Post Office of an unnamed local politi- done nothing wrong, and mately led to indictments file.” Agents also seized a file cian. Sources identified the anything that Ald. Solis against six aldermen. something so When the FBI raided related to Perry Mandera, a politician as Cook County recorded, if he did, isn’t “It’s just evidence that bad that the Ald. Edward Burke’s City strip club owner and truck- Board President Toni Preck- going to make any differ- some of my colleagues Hall office in November, ing executive who recently winkle, who is running for ence.” never learn,” Moore said. council can no agents seized folders nam- opened a medical marijua- Chicago mayor. Black Caucus Chairman Others were focused ing a well-connected City na dispensary, the records While the allegations Ald. Roderick Sawyer, 6th, more on the act of Solis longer wait for Hall lobbyist, information show. have a familiar ring, the said he wouldn’t wear a allegedly wearing a wire. about tax increment financ- The records gave an indi- details in the 37-page com- wire against fellow council “Where I come from, if you reforms we’ve ing districts and documents cation of the scope of the plaint hint that it could be members. Sawyer said the wear a wire someone’s pertaining to the major real- broader investigation — the tip of the iceberg for situation could cause dis- going to kick your ass,” said been pushing.” estate deal for the Old Main nine undisclosed individu- Burke. According to the trust, with aldermen think- Far Southwest Side Ald. — Ald. Scott Waguespack, Post Office, according to als and 14 entities are re- complaint, the FBI had won ing twice when dealing Matt O’Shea, 19th, who 32nd records made public ferred to without explana- a judge’s approval to wire- with their colleagues. represents the Beverly and Wednesday night. tion. tap Burke’s cellphone and “You would like to think Mount Greenwood neigh- The documents released Two folders taken by was already recording his someone would just take borhoods. to the Chicago Tribune in agents concerned Brian calls before the alleged their punishment like they Ald. Carrie Austin, 34th, Council news conference response to a public records Hynes — an apparent refer- shakedown at the center of should take their puni- who’s been on the council whether he expected Solis request to the City Council’s ence to the longtime lobby- the charge began to unfold shment and not try to with Solis for more than to resign and what he Finance Committee include ist and lawyer with deep in May 2017. It’s unknown spread it to other people. It two decades, said she thought of an alderman the seven-page warrant list- connections to House what other evidence federal could be entrapment. It didn’t want to talk about taping the conversations of ing the items the FBI was Speaker Michael Madigan. prosecutors presented in could be ensnaring some- Solis “because I might cry.” a City Council colleague. seeking as well as a hand- Hynes grew up near Madi- the application for the wire- body in something they Asked why she might cry, “Ald. Solis is not running written list of items agents gan on the Southwest Side, tap because that filing is would not normally do,” Austin responded, “You for re-election. Between left with hours later. and later worked on Madi- under seal. Sawyer said. don’t do that, you just now and the next reorgani- While the records do not gan’s staff, according to a The complaint quotes Ald. Susan Sadlowski don’t.” zation of the City Council, include the affidavit atta- profile of him in Crain’s 40 Burke in a handful of con- Garza, 10th, said she was And Ald. George Carde- which will happen May 20, ched to the search warrant Under 40 list. versations from May 2017 to dismayed by the story nas, 12th, a close City Hall he’s going to serve his — which likely contained Hynes was a registered January 2018 talking in sur- about Burke and Solis. “I colleague of Solis, said he constituents, and he’s detailed information about lobbyist for the city in 2011, prisingly blunt language come from a world where had heard rumors that made a decision not to seek the underlying investiga- 2012 and 2013, according to about the alleged extortion we work together side by Solis may have worn a re-election,” Emanuel said. tion — they do add new Chicago Board of Ethics of the out-of-state business- side,” Garza said. “I just wire, but said he typically “Him wearing a … or coop- insight into the scope of records. State records show men, whom the alderman never expected that, I ignores such talk. He said erating with the U.S. attor- what agents were seeking he was also a registered did not know well. really didn’t. We’re sup- he had not spoken with ney, that’s a decision he’s when they went to City state lobbyist from 2010 to Agents were listening in posed to be colleagues.” Solis about the matter, and made.” Hall on Nov. 29 and cov- 2017. as the powerful Finance Ald. Michelle Harris, the news came as a The furor over Solis ered the windows of Hynes also co-founded Committee chairman alleg- 8th, said the news left her “shock.” couldn’t stop the political Burke’s office with brown Vendor Assistance Program edly talked about extorting “stunned” and “a little un- “Geez. I mean, what is wheels from turning at butcher paper. LLC along with Patti Solis two executives seeking to comfortable.” the world coming to?” he City Hall with mayoral and Among the items sought Doyle, a sister of Ald. Daniel renovate a fast-food restau- “I do want to say that said, when asked for his aldermanic elections com- were documents and com- Solis, who the Sun-Times rant in Burke’s ward. When typically we respect each reaction to an alderman ing up Feb. 26. munications concerning reported wore a wire for the the businessmen didn’t other, we work together, wearing a wire on another. Burke said he’s concen- Burke’s “efforts to obtain FBI as part of an investiga- seem to be cooperating, we’re a partnership,” Har- “It’s visceral,” Cardenas trating on re-election in employment, patronage tion into Burke. She no Burke plotted with a ward ris said. “I don’t know any said of his reaction and spite of the federal at- jobs, or other benefits for longer has an interest in the staffer on how to play “hard of the details about the that of his colleagues. “It’s tempted extortion charge his personal associates” in company. ball,” holding up permits what, when or why, just pretty upsetting.” he faces for allegedly pres- exchange for his official Hynes could not be and sending a city worker that he did it.” Noting his military suring restaurant execu- duties as alderman and reached for comment late to the site to harass them And Ald. Scott Wagues- background, Cardenas said tives looking to renovate a chairman of the Finance Wednesday. with unwarranted cita- pack, 32nd, the Prog- he expects he will be “hon- Burger King in his ward to Committee, according to At a public forum for 14th tions, according to the ressive Caucus chairman, orably discharged” when steer work toward his law the records. Ward candidates, Burke did charges. said the issues around he chooses to leave the firm in exchange for help Agents were looking for not respond to questions In all, 9,475 calls were Burke and Solis illustrate council, and not under a with a permit. any evidence of “referral about Hynes. Burke is seek- made or received on Burke’s the need for fundamental cloud or wearing a wire. After the City Council fees, fee-splitting, fee-shar- ing re-election despite the phone during the eight- changes in the City Coun- Asked whether he felt be- adjourned its meeting ing, and consulting agree- federal charges against him. month time frame of the cil. trayed given his relation- Wednesday afternoon, ments” involving Burke’s Burke, 75, was charged alleged scheme, the com- “We really just need to ship with Solis, Cardenas Burke had a police escort law firm, Klafter & Burke, earlier this month with at- plaint showed. boil this down to, the responded, “I feel disap- to help him push his way the records show. They also tempted extortion. The Burke, free on a $10,000 council needs full reform,” pointed.” through the scrum of re- demanded contact informa- criminal complaint accused unsecured bond, has yet to Waguespack said. “I don’t On whether he’s wor- porters that greeted him as tion and the work locations him of using his position as enter a plea, but his attor- care what those two went ried Solis recorded him, he left the chamber. of all of Burke’s employees. alderman to threaten to ney, Charles Sklarsky, has after each other on, but it’s Cardenas said, “I always Asked if he would keep The haul removed by shut down the renovation of said the allegations were obviously something so remember the quote from trying for a full 13th term agents that day included a a Burger King at 40th Street meritless. bad that the council can no (Franklin) Roosevelt, you amid talk he might drop Rolodex, a personal phone and Pulaski Road unless Federal prosecutors re- longer wait for reforms have nothing to fear but out of the campaign, Burke book and numerous com- executives for the company cently were granted a 90- we’ve been pushing. fear itself. If you’ve done was unequivocal. “I’m not puter towers, hard drives that owned the franchise day extension to file an Everybody needs to get on nothing wrong and you only going to stay in the and thumb drives, the re- hired Klafter & Burke to indictment in the case. The board with that right now, grind it out like many of us race, I’m going to win.” cords show. Other items handle tax appeals for doz- new deadline is May 3. including the mayor.” do, there’s nothing to taken were labeled by the ens of its restaurant sites in Waguespack said the worry about.” Chicago Tribune’s Bill FBI as checks to or from the Chicago area. Chicago Tribune’s John city should halt the cre- Emanuel had little reac- Ruthhart contributed. Burke’s law firm; TIF files The complaint also al- Byrne, Hal Dardick and ation of a controversial tax tion to Wednesday’s devel- from Burke’s 14th Ward; an leges that Burke pressured Gregory Pratt contributed. increment financing dis- opments when he was [email protected] unidentified résumé; “Wa- one of the company’s execu- trict Mayor Rahm Emanu- asked during his post-City [email protected] ter Commissioner docu- tives in December 2017 to [email protected] Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 5

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Make the switch. 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 Ill. to back loans for federal staff hit by shutdown State will invest up ineffective agenda, too “BUILD A WALL & continue to suffer while many hardworking Illinois- CRIME WILL FALL!” politicians in Washington to $100M in banks ans are paying a direct Trump tweeted Wednesday bargain a compromise on that agree to loans price,” Pritzker said. morning. “This is the new border security.” Under the plan, the state theme, for two years until Pritzker on Wednesday By Mike Riopell would send up to $100 the Wall is finished (under also signed an executive Chicago Tribune million of its $12 billion in construction now), of the order to join the U.S. Cli- investments to financial in- Republican Party. Use it and mate Alliance, another dig Gov. J.B. Pritzker on stitutions that agree to ex- pray!” at Trump, who pulled the Wednesday announced that tend low-interest loans to Democrats, meanwhile, U.S. from the Paris climate Illinois will move up to $100 federal workers who are not have sought to put the agreement. The new gover- million in state investments being paid, Frerichs said. shutdown blame squarely nor’s move was the latest in to banks and credit unions Terms of the loans would be on the president, who a string of executive orders to back low-interest loans set by the banks and credit shortly before it started said aimed at distinguishing for federal workers, joining unions, and they would de- he would be “proud to shut himself from former Re- national Democrats in termine who is eligible. The down the government for publican Gov. Bruce blaming Republican Presi- banks, not the state, would border security.” Rauner. dent Donald Trump for the be on the hook if borrowers “I have visited this week Frerichs launched a simi- ongoing government shut- default. with air traffic controllers, lar low-interest loan plan in down. The U.S. Senate could federal prison guards, and 2015 at the beginning of the The announcement vote Thursday on compet- other federal employees state’s two-year budget made with Treasurer Mike JOHN O'CONNOR/AP ing proposals to end the who are the victims of the stalemate, but court deci- Frerichs comes as thou- Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker speaks with Treasurer Michael shutdown, but Democrats President’s shutdown,” sions ensured that state sands of public employees Frerichs at the Capitol in Springfield on Wednesday. and Republicans haven’t Democratic U.S. Sen. Dick employees didn’t miss pay- soon will miss a second agreed to a plan to resolve Durbin said in a statement checks in that case. paycheck if Trump and con- the shutdown soon. standstill, trying to thwart the impasse as Trump Tuesday. “There is no rea- gressional Democrats don’t “As the president brings democratic processes and pushes for billions of dollars son why these essential [email protected] reach an agreement to end the federal government to a force through a divisive and to build a border wall. federal employees should Twitter @mikeriopell 53-year-old discrimination case settled Judge approves settlement agreement to end country’s longest-running litigation By Lolly Bowean Chicago Tribune “There was a neighborhood A federal judge has for- mally approved a settle- here and public ment agreement that ulti- mately will bring an end to housing there. the longest-running hous- ing discrimination case in We stopped all the country, officials said. By approving the settle- that.” ment, U.S. District Judge — Eugene Jones, CHA’s Marvin Aspen has agreed to chief executive allow the Chicago Housing Authority to take a series of steps to bring the 53-year- holders in all 77 communi- old case to a close by July ties in Chicago, said CHA’s 2024. chief executive, Eugene And while the settlement Jones. He said through cre- does not mean that all ating mixed-income apart- discrimination issues faced ment complexes and using by lower-income, African- some of the agency’s land to American residents that de- develop amenities like gro- pend on CHA are resolved, cery stores and library fa- the move marks an end to cilities, it has integrated the costly litigation and residents living in subsi- acknowledges strides the dized housing with those agency has made. who are paying market The Gautreaux case was prices. a class-action lawsuit that “Every one of the public was brought on behalf of a housing residents wanted public housing resident and their own gym, their own community organizer, Dor- auditoriums, their own othy Gautreaux. The law- schools. They were alien- suit sought to end systemic ated from the neighbor- racial discrimination by hood,” Jones said in an CHA, which at the time was interview last week. “There accused of concentrating was a neighborhood here poor, black residents in and public housing there. high-rises in certain com- We stopped all that. Now, munities while limiting it’s all merged together so their access to housing in they are getting the same better resourced, white amenities as the communi- communities. ty. They are a part of the The case went all the way community.” to the U.S. Supreme Court, Aspen’s decision comes which sided with the resi- about a week after a public dents and determined that hearing during which OVIE CARTER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE they were being isolated to nearly a dozen current CHA Residents look out from a Cabrini-Green public housing high-rise in July 1970. A U.S. Supreme Court decision led to a specific neighborhoods. residents argued that it housing revolution that included the razing of the notorious complex and others like it. The lawsuit spurred wasn’t time to end the suit. CHA to build and renovate Because housing vouch- up concentrated in poorer case and by providing con- tinue developing scattered existing public housing de- scattered-site housing ers require units to be in- neighborhoods. sulting and assisting on site housing; engage in dis- velopments. throughout the city. It also spected and are limited in In addition, critics ar- projects. cussions on how to improve If CHA fails to deliver on paved the way for the hous- their cash value, voucher gued that the lead attorney, At the court hearing, As- the voucher mobility pro- its promises, the case could ing choice program, which holders often face discrimi- Alex Polikoff, and the non- pen listened to about two gram; provide a detailed return to court. The settle- issues vouchers that allow nation in the private mar- profit advocacy firm Busi- hours of testimony. He filed schedule to complete ment can also be challenged clients to select rental units ket, residents told the judge. ness and Professional Peo- his order on Wednesday mixed-income housing in court, officials said. in the neighborhoods they Most can’t afford to use ple for the Public Interest, morning. complexes; and create early prefer. their vouchers in affluent earned millions from CHA Under the settlement, learning childhood devel- [email protected] Today, there are voucher communities and still end through fees related to the CHA has promised to con- opment programs at four Twitter @lollybowean

Boo, world’s cutest dog that kept us sane, is gone quickly through major little light to their lives used to live in suburban publications, including during difficult times. And Chicago before settling in People magazine and the that was really the purpose San Francisco. New York Post, as well as of all this,” she wrote in a Boo and his big brother, CNN and other television Facebook post. best friend and constant network websites. “Boo brought joy to companion, Buddy, gave us Boo had countless famous people all over the world. lots of reasons to smile over Dahleen Glanton friends and was an interna- Boo is the happiest dog I’ve the past 10 years. After tional celebrity in his own ever met. He was so easy Buddy’s death last year, Boo, better known as right. He’d appeared twice going that we never had to we’d noticed subtle “the world’s cutest dog,” on “Good Morning Ameri- bother with training. He changes in Boo. The posts has died. That might not ca.” Virgin America Airlines made the manliest of men became less frequent, and mean anything to most of appointed the miniature dog squeal with delight over his when pictures were posted, you, but for many of his 16 with a signature fluffy head cuteness and made every- he seemed to be so sad. million Facebook followers, and teddy bearlike persona one laugh with his quirky, Often, he just slept. he was the one thing that as its pet ambassador. He tail wagging personality.” Those of us who loved kept us sane. was the subject of two pub- Following animals on Boo are convinced that he During these angry times lished picture books and social media isn’t just a cute died of a broken heart. His in our world, Boo helped us was a tremendous fundrais- trend anymore. For many of human seems to think so to find contentment. When er for a couple of his favorite us, it has become a passion. too. She suggested that we felt like crying, we could charities. We use their adorable Buddy would be the first to go to his Facebook page But in announcing his pictures, clever videos and greet him on the other side FACEBOOK and find a reason to smile. death on Facebook, Boo’s entertaining antics as a of the rainbow. Shortly Boo, aka “the world’s cutest dog.” And when his diverse “human” — the name used reprieve from the ugliness after Buddy died, Boo be- group of followers was sure to refer to his owner — that is going on all around gan showing signs of heart them when they saw each also give us a reason to we had nothing in common spoke of the important role us. issues. other in heaven.” believe in goodness and with each other, we could he played in the lives of I loved seeing him model “We think his heart There are plenty of social help restore our hope in depend on Boo to show us ordinary people. his latest pastel-colored literally broke when Buddy media dogs out there to humanity — just as Boo did. that we were more alike “I’ve received so many hoodie, his Santa suit for left us,” she posted. “He follow. I’ve already con- That’s what dogs were than we were different. notes over the years from Christmas or sunglasses hung on and gave us over a nected with three of them. put here to do. The 12-year-old Pomera- people sharing stories of and a hot-pink tutu on year. But it looks like it was But Boo will always be our nian died in his sleep on how Boo brightened their Halloween. Boo was a huge his time, and I’m sure it was first love. [email protected] Friday. The news spread days and helped bring a Cubs fan too. His “human” a most joyous moment for Hopefully, the others can Twitter @dahleeng Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 7 ‘Big city reporter. Champion for odd causes. Delightful company’ Longtime writer 1982, and “Hugh Hefner’s First Funeral and Other and editor Pat True Tales of Love and Colander has died Death in Chicago,” which won a Chicago Writers Association Book of the Year Award in 2016. Before The Times, Col- ander did writing and edit- ing stints at the Chicago RIVERSIDE POLICE DEPARTMENT Reader and the Chicago Riverside police said they stopped the driver of this car Tribune. whose hood was completely blocking his windshield. Heidi Stevens Matt Mansfield, a visit- Balancing Act ing professor at Northwest- ern’s Medill School of Jour- Cops: DUI for man who I always say I fell in love nalism and a former editor with a newsroom before I at the Times, shared this on drove car with hood up fell in love with news- Facebook when I asked old papering. colleagues for memories Chicago Tribune the car, police said. From the moment I about Colander. Aleman became com- walked into my college “I admired her experi- A man from Lyons was bative and failed sobriety newsroom (on the suggesti- ence,” he wrote. “Big city arrested early Saturday af- tests, police said. He was on of my freshman English reporter. Champion for odd ter he was seen driving taken to the police station professor), I loved the causes. Delightful company. through Riverside with and was verbally abusive characters: loud, frank, She really had stories. ... I the hood of his car up and and uncooperative, police hilarious oddballs — no think that’s what made Pat completely blocking his said. Police were not able time or patience for putting such a cool colleague in the windshield, police said. to book him until 10 a.m. on airs. GEOFFREY BLACK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2003 crazy newsroom of our Marley because of his in- Every newsroom I’ve Pat Colander poses in dune grasses on Lake Michigan youth — those stories. She Aleman, 24, was toxication level, been in post-college has behind her home in the Miller Beach section of Gary, Ind. seemed to have one for charged with according to the been a grown-up version of every occasion. Corrupt drunken driving, news release. that Eastern Illinois Uni- Tuesday night. They talked her thoughts and ideas and mayors? Please, that’s old transportation of Riverside po- versity newsroom — still about spending hours of opinions and work. hat. An heiress disappears? open alcohol, im- lice are still in- loud, still frank, still hilari- their childhood in the They agreed. Tell me something new. It proper operation vestigating how ous. Also fearless. newsroom with their mom, “She was incredible,” Ida seemed like she’d been of a motor vehi- the car became My first real newspaper watching the news unfold, Ansell said. “She was gifted. there, done that and had cle and driving damaged in the job was at The Times in watching their mom steer She was talented. She was the wildest memories to off the roadway, first place, ac- Munster, Ind., in 1996, and the coverage of it, smelling very memorable. I heard back it all up. according to a Aleman cording to Riv- one of my favorite charac- the newsprint. that throughout my whole “It was just fun to listen news release erside police ters there was Pat Colan- As a teenager, Charles life.” to her after deadline,” he from Riverside police. Chief Tom Weitzel. Police der, an editor and writer Ansell used to hop a ride to I asked them if anything continued, “pulling out A snowplow driver have asked neighboring who seemed, to my young the newsroom after school scared their mom. memory after memory of a clearing roadways during towns whether they have eyes, to know everyone and with one of the sports edi- “I want to say yes,” Chicago scene I think we a snowstorm notified po- heard of any hit-and-run everything and had even tors and help import scores Charles Ansell said. “I’m were all anxious to join. lice about 3:10 a.m. that he crashes that might have written a book. (Swoon.) and statistics. just trying to think of it.” Except maybe that one, the had seen a car being driv- involved Aleman’s vehicle, She had a shock of They watched her at “If anything, maybe nostalgic one, was already en with its hood up and but as of Wednesday white-blond hair and super work, and they watched failure,” Ida Ansell said. gone by then. Didn’t matter. bouncing off curbs at For- morning they had not. chic black-framed glasses her work inform the way “Just because success We had Pat.” est Avenue and Kimbark “This is one of the most and an infectious laugh and she went through the meant so much to her.” Early in my career, espe- Road in the western sub- egregious drunk driving an endless stream of stories. world. Colander grew up on the cially, I needed her exam- urb, according to the re- arrests our agency has She also appeared, to my “The thing about being a South Side of Chicago and ple. A woman in a news- lease. ever made,” Weitzel said. young eyes, to fear no one writer as your trade is graduated from St. Thomas room dominated by men — A police officer soon “This individual was and no thing. you’re going to be much Aquinas High School in telling her stories, knowing spotted the vehicle, a 2002 highly intoxicated, driving Colander died this week more transparent and pub- 1970. She studied journal- they mattered, knowing she Honda with heavy front- down a major roadway from cancer. She was 66. lic than most people,” ism at the University of mattered, laughing, enjoy- end damage from a previ- with the hood completely “My earliest memories of Charles Ansell said. Illinois. ing her work, excelling at ous crash. It was still up from a previous acci- my mom are her telling me “We always knew ex- Colander worked as an her work. bouncing off curbs and dent and his vision was all kinds of stories,” Ida actly how she felt about editor and writer at The I’m grateful I knew her. leaving the roadway with totally obscured. He con- Ansell, Colander’s daughter, certain family members or Times from 1992 through the hood up, police said. tinued to drive on First told me. “People she knew, friends,” Ida Ansell said. 2000, and again from 2005 Services for Pat Colander The vehicle was Avenue and could have stories about her family, as I “She was always very open through 2016 as the editor will take place 10 a.m. Fri- stopped at 31st Street and easily killed himself or got older, stories from her with us.” of the newspaper’s Shore day at St. Mary of the Lake, First Avenue and, accord- others. The fact that he younger life. That’s what I told them I thought magazine. She wrote sev- 6060 Miller Ave. in Gary, ing to the news release, continued to drive with she loved to do.” that seemed like a gift, eral books, including “Thin Ind. Aleman, who appeared to the hood up just demon- I talked to Ida Ansell, 32, maybe a rare one: a mom Air: The Life and Mysteri- be intoxicated, “literally strates the clear severe and Charles Ansell, 37, who lets you in not just her ous Disappearance of [email protected] fell to the ground” when impairment that Mr. Colander’s two children, heart, but in her head, in on Helen Brach,” published in Twitter @heidistevens13 he was asked to get out of Aleman was under.”

Hinsdale to pilot remote learning from home By Kimberly Fornek meaning “attendance can be Pioneer Press counted when a student is participating in learning any- Working from home is where and anytime.” typically an adult job perk, Baker also suggests that but Hinsdale High School when emergencies such as District 86 is looking at a way heavy snows or health haz- for its students to take a new ards cause the district to step in 21st century educa- close schools, students might tion through what’s being be able to work remotely called “remote learning.” from home. District administrators Currently, if school is can- are proposing that for six celed due to bad weather, the days in the 2019/2020 school students and staff get the day year, students spend half the off but have to make up the day at school and half work- day later. ing remotely from home Teachers now have anoth- with their Chromebooks. er option, with the full im- The students would be in plementation of the district’s the classroom with their 1:1 computers, in which ev- teachers in the morning and ery student has a Chrome- then go home to either book to use in class and take complete assignments that home each day, district offi- relate to the morning lessons cials said. or prepare them for the next Students would check in day’s lessons. The assign- via Google and complete ments for each class should assigned work they would take between 15 and 25 have to turn in. minutes to complete, said District administrators Carol Baker, District 86’s recommend a practice run of assistant superintendent for remote learning take place academics. on April 9 and 10, when most “One of the things we students will take the SAT or hope this will do in small the PSAT (Preliminary ways is prepare kids for what Scholastic Aptitude Test) they will see when they go to and their school day would college,” Baker said. “They be irregular anyway. will be responsible for at- The lengths of the tests tending classes in the morn- vary and students complete ing and doing work on their them at different times, own for much of the rest of which presents logistical the day.” challenges for the staff. Teachers would spend the District administrators afternoon of those six days at propose on April 9, when school working on aligning juniors come to school to the curriculum and assess- take the SAT test, freshmen ments at Hinsdale Central and sophomores would stay and Hinsdale South high home and do their school- schools, a priority for the work remotely. Seniors al- school board, or other pro- ready are scheduled to have fessional development, no school April 9. Baker said. On April 10, freshmen and The Illinois School Code sophomores will come to no longer requires a min- school to take the PSAT. imum of five hours of class- Juniors and seniors would room instruction for a day to stay home and complete count as a full school day, lessons remotely, which the Baker said. district is calling an “eLearn- In its guidelines for public ing day.” school calendars, the Illinois Having a pilot program State Board of Education April 9 and 10 will allow the states that “the local school district time to address prob- board and collective bargain- lems and complications. ing unit defines an instruc- “We will be able to get tional day for the local dis- some feedback from stu- trict and determines the dents and parents as well,” length of the school day to be Baker said. “We are taking it counted toward the required step by step as much as we 176 instructional days,” possibly can.” 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 Ph.D. student thought of others ‘killed in their cars’ By Genevieve mistake by calling mediately com- nal. Bookwalter the police on plied with their in- “That just doesn’t fit with Pioneer Press Crosby and, if that structions was that the rest of it. It just doesn’t was the case, he had been trying make sense to me,” Crosby More than three years asked officers to to move to the said. after then-Northwestern apologize for her. front of his car so He also wondered why University doctoral student Crosby said that that any ensuing she didn’t try to talk to him Lawrence Crosby was ac- call changed his interaction would or get more information cused of stealing what life. be captured on his about the situation before turned out to be his own car, “Getting Crosby dashboard cam- calling police. Crosby said the 28-year-old said he’s stopped by the po- era. the woman was honking FAMILY PHOTO moving forward with re- lice for what was very clear Crosby was arrested and her horn at him and at first Robert Boarde Green died Wednesday when he was pairing his reputation and to me wasn’t a normal charged with disobeying of- he thought there was some- struck at a South Side intersection, according to police. teaching others about the traffic stop because there ficers and resisting arrest, thing wrong with his car. consequences of implicit were at least four or five according to a police report, “I don’t know. It’s hard racial bias. police cars, that told me after officers learned the car for me to give advice,” A $1.25 million settle- there was something more belonged to him. A judge Crosby said. “On one hand, Man fatally hit ment between Crosby, the serious,” Crosby said. “I later dismissed the charges, if she really did think she city of Evanston and four thought of all these other according to Crosby’s attor- saw an auto theft in prog- individual police officers is incidents I heard of in the ney. ress, it should be in her right by car founded scheduled for approval by media, black men and wom- Crosby’s civil lawsuit, to report that. On the other the Evanston City Council en who had been shot and filed Oct. 11, 2016, in Cook hand, if she is unsure, you Jan. 28. Attorneys for killed in their cars.” County Circuit Court, cited would think that she would S. Side orchestra Crosby confirmed the set- In the moment, Crosby false arrest and excessive not, that the doubt should By William Lee Buildings and for 22 years tlement amount. Evanston said he wondered if he force, and asked the city of be relayed. Chicago Tribune at the former American City Manager Wally might be next. Evanston and the arresting “At the end of the day I Banknote Co. Bobkiewicz confirmed a He got out of his car with police officers to pay at least guess she was cognizant Lifelong Chicago resi- He and and his wife settlement had been his hands up, which can be $50,000 for “compensatory that she at least was poten- dent Robert Boarde Green raised three sons in West reached, but declined to see on dash-cam video of and punitive damages, fees, tially engaging, she was was remembered as a man Chesterfield. One of them, provide the amount the incident. Officers ap- costs and such other relief.” cognizant that she was po- who, in addition to his Julian Green, is vice presi- “I didn’t know about im- proached Crosby with guns Crosby said he realizes tentially influenced by im- passion for music as a dent for communications plicit bias either until I’d drawn. Police ordered police officers have a diffi- plicit bias. Which is an small orchestra flutist, and community affairs gone through this,” Crosby Crosby to get down and cult and stressful job. More ironic twist in this whole held a variety of jobs to with the Chicago Cubs. said Tuesday by phone. “I when he did not quickly than the traffic stop, though, story,” he said. support his family. Robert Boarde Green would like to bring atten- comply, a group of officers he was bothered by the Experts describe implicit Over the years, the Air worked for the Chicago tion to the issue of implicit rushed him and brought city’s decision to press bias as attitudes or stereo- Force veteran worked in Park District between bias and how it can influ- him to the ground. Crosby charges against him after types that unconsciously in- the city’s Department of 1992 and 1995, and later ence people’s decision mak- said that officers hit and officers realized that he fluence an individual’s ac- Buildings and for the Chi- taught music with Chi- ing, in particular important kneed him. owned the car and they’d tions or understanding of a cago Park District, and cago Public Schools. decisions. Especially with A video of the arrest was made a mistake in pulling person or situation. also was a union printer, Green was a founding someone whose life hangs released Jan. 11, 2017, by him over. Crosby said he’s working his family said. member of the Chatham in the balance.” Evanston police includes “Instead of apologizing now to mend his reputation, Green, 82, a retiree liv- Village Symphony Or- Crosby’s situation began dashboard camera record- when they had an opportu- as he finds himself often ing in the West Chester- chestra, which was estab- in October 2015 when a ings from both an Evanston nity to do that, when they defending his actions and field neighborhood, died lished in 1974, according white woman called police police car and a camera that ascertained that I was the explaining what happened Tuesday when he was to his son Julian, who was and told them she was Crosby had installed on his owner of the vehicle, even following the case’s national struck at a South Side a spokesman for former watching a black man steal a own dashboard. Crosby said that would have ended the media spotlight. He’s intersection stopping to Mayor Richard M. Daley car. She followed him in her he had the camera to help rest of the night,” Crosby moved out of Evanston and pick up some keys he had and former Sen. Barack own car, telling dispatchers determine liability in case of said. “It would have been declined to say what his dropped in the middle of Obama. of Crosby’s location. It an accident for insurance somewhat traumatic still, future career plans will be. the road’s walkway, ac- The fatal collision hap- turned out that Crosby was purposes. but the actions they took Meanwhile, Crosby said, cording to Chicago police pened just before 9:30 a.m. making a repair to his own At the time, an Evanston after that were the most one of his first steps in and his family. Relatives Tuesday in the 8500 block car before he drove away. Police Department spokes- egregious to me. They knew addressing implicit bias is said Green co-founded of South Cottage Grove An engineering doctoral man said the use of force by that I owned the car, they hosting a forum on the topic one of the area’s only all Avenue on the South Side, candidate at Northwestern police was justified as offi- made a mistake, and they this spring for students and African-American cham- according to police. Green University, Crosby was cers were responding to decided to persist in prose- faculty at Stanford Uni- ber symphony orchestras. died of the multiple in- driving from his apartment what they thought was an cuting these crimes that versity where he earned his Born in Chicago in 1936, juries he suffered in the to the science building on auto theft. The spokesman they knew I didn’t commit.” undergraduate degree. Green attended Tilden collision and his death was campus when police ar- said officers delivered knee If Crosby could talk to the “The goal at the end of Technical High School in ruled an accident, accord- rested him, according to his strikes and open-handed woman who first reported the day is to have a conver- the Canaryville neighbor- ing to the Cook County attorney, Timothy Touhy. strikes to major muscle him stealing a car, he said he sation,” Crosby said. hood on the South Side. medical examiner’s office. In her 911 call to police, groups, as trained. He said would ask why she followed After graduating in 1955, In addition to his son the woman acknowledges Crosby later told officers him in her car if she thought [email protected] he entered the Air Force, Julian, Green is survived that she may have made a the reason he hadn’t im- he was a dangerous crimi- Twitter @GenevieveBook becoming an airman sec- by his wife, Hattie; sons ond class until he was Lawrence and Justin; and honorably discharged in five grandchildren. Funer- 1963, his family said. al services were being Back in Chicago, Green arranged by Leak & Sons worked as a union printer Funeral Home in Chicago. Munoz approved to seek counseling in Ind. for Graphic Communica- By Rosemary Sobol Wednesday’s Torres-Munoz he was “having fun writing tions International Local [email protected] Chicago Tribune hearing . had filed for an the next chapter of my life.” 458, at the Department of Twitter @MidnoirCowboy “State your order of protec- A native of Monterrey, Ald. Ricardo Munoz re- name,’’ the judge tion, alleging her Mexico, Munoz has faced turned to court Wednesday said. husband “forci- other controversies over the to face a misdemeanor do- “Ricardo bly” grabbed and years. He acknowledged mestic battery charge, win- Munoz,’’ he said in pushed her during that he intervened to help a Cops search for driver ning approval from a judge a clear voice. a heated argument relative get into a prestigious to travel to Indiana to attend After the hear- on New Year’s Eve, city high school in 2009. And a counseling program. ing, neither Munoz causing her to fall in 2008, his estranged father who killed man Monday At the brief hearing at Munoz nor his lawyer, and hit her back and head, was sentenced to four years By Katherine la University Medical Domestic Violence Court in Richard Kling, would iden- as well as twist her left arm. in prison for taking part in a Rosenberg-Douglas Center in Maywood the South Loop, Judge Cal- tify where the alderman “Ricardo had been drink- fake ID ring. Chicago Tribune where he died Tuesday of lie Lynn Baird declined a planned to go for the coun- ing all day + was drunk,” she The outgoing alderman his injuries. request by Munoz’s lawyer seling or the exact nature of wrote in the filing. She said also previously disclosed A 37-year-old man was The Cook County med- that the alderman be given the counseling. she feared “for my well- that as a teenager he had struck by a car and killed ical examiner’s office has back possession of a black Munoz has acknowl- being.” been affiliated with a Little Monday near west subur- identified the man killed Ford Explorer SUV now in edged a drinking problem in In her order, the judge Village gang and had been ban Franklin Park and as Troy Mitchell, 37, of his wife’s hands. the past. told the veteran alderman arrested on charges of un- now the Cook County Franklin Park. Baird also extended an Torres-Munoz told re- to not only stay away from lawful use of weapons and sheriff’s office is seeking There was no car on site order of protection for porters after the hearing his wife but also from their controlled substances. Da- help from the public find- when authorities arrived Munoz’s wife, Betty Torres- that she had planned to home, a dog named Rambo ley hailed Munoz, who rose ing the driver who fled the but they believe Mitchell Munoz, until the next court serve her husband with and his wife’s downtown to become then-Ald. Jesus scene. was struck by the Nissan hearing on Feb. 27. divorce papers Wednesday workplace — 118 N. Clark St. “Chuy” Garcia’s chief of The man was hit by Sentra, which now would The longtime 22nd Ward but was unable to do so. — the same government staff, as a positive role mod- what investigators believe have damage to its passen- alderman was charged with “Enough is enough,’’ she building where Munoz el for youths. was a black Nissan Sentra, ger side, according to a the one misdemeanor count said. works. In 2010, six months be- about 3 a.m. Monday in the news release from the after a fight with his wife on At a previous hearing, Munoz, who was ap- fore the City Council elec- 2400 block of Mannheim sheriff’s office. New Year’s Eve at their another judge had ordered pointed to his seat by then- tion, Munoz said he was an Road in Franklin Park, in a Anyone with informa- home. that Munoz have no contact Mayor Richard M. Daley in alcoholic, admitting he hit-and-run, according to tion about the crash or the Munoz, wearing blue- with his wife. 1993, is the city’s longest- drank excessively after the sheriff’s department. identity of the driver is jeans and a white dress “No contact with Ms. tenured Hispanic alder- work but not in the morn- Deputies found the asked to call detectives at shirt, shoved his cellphone Torres, not even nice con- man. He announced in July ings and afternoons. He was man at the location with 708-865-4896. into his back pocket and tact,” Circuit Judge Megan that he would not seek re-elected twice after that. severe injuries and deter- held his hands together Goldish said earlier this re-election. At the time he mined he’d been hit by a [email protected] behind his back during month. said he was retiring because [email protected] car. He was taken to Loyo- Twitter @312BreakingNews Plan to build 50 condos on antique mall site draws opposition By Hank Beckman size and change the zoning balconies would be 5 feet Pioneer Press from commercial to multi- from our property,” said family residential. Mary McDonald, who lives A plan to build 50 condo- The property at 112 E. in a condominium at 11 S. miniums in a five-story Burlington Ave. sits directly Sixth Ave. building on the site of the La across the street from the McDonald questioned Grange Antique Mall is BNSF railroad and is bor- the value of the traffic study drawing opposition from dered on the east by a produced by the petitioners. some community members. commercial district and the A report prepared for the The property includes 112 west by the downtown busi- commission stated a traffic E. Burlington Ave., com- ness district. study found the devel- monly known as the Jackson The proposal calls for the opment would not cause Storage Building or the Jack- first floor of the building to undue traffic congestion on son Square Mall, and 5 S. house a parking garage and the adjacent streets. Sixth Ave., occupied by the floors two through five will “I don’t see how it law offices of Faloon and house the 50 condomini- wouldn’t,” McDonald said. Kenney. ums. DTLG INVESTMENTS LLC Ernst is primarily con- “My first concern is that Thirty of the condos The proposed condominium development would have a plaza facing Burlington Avenue. cerned with preserving a we not get rid of something would be two-bedroom and property she feels contrib- that is a building that con- 20 would be three-bedroom. opment building would abut The La Grange Plan Com- Director Charity Jones said. utes to the sense of La tributes aesthetically to our It also includes 83 parking the Burlington Building at mission took up the matter The commission was Grange’s architectural his- town,” said Patti Ernst, a spaces. 136 Burlington Ave. and Jan. 8, but will continue concerned that some of the tory. resident of La Grange since Benchmark prices, as would include a public plaza discussion it at its meeting at projects setbacks were too “Why do people move to 1987. listed by the developer, are along Burlington Avenue. 7:30 p.m. Feb. 12 at La close to the property line. this town?” she said. “It’s The facade of Jackson $302,400 for a 1,125-square- Ernst said she had just Grange Village Hall, 53 S. La Some of the setbacks were because it doesn’t look like Square Mall dates to 1923. foot unit on the second floor, found out about the propos- Grange Road. definitely on the mind of one Oak Lawn. It doesn’t look The owners of the prop- to $649,000 for a three- al and is trying to get the “They requested the ap- of the proposed project’s like Countryside.” erty, DTLG Investors, are bedroom, 2,291-square-foot word out. plicant to come back in neighbors. seeking zoning amendments unit on the fifth story. “I want people to be February with revisions,” “If they get the setbacks Hank Beckman is a freelance to reduce the required lot The proposed devel- aware of it,” she said. Community Development they are asking for, their reporter. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 9

JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE CPS CEO Janice Jackson, seen with General Counsel Joe Moriarty, said a surge in abuse reports was expected. CPS workers axed or barred Betrayed, from Page 1 who examined the institu- tional responses to sexual since the district first dis- abuse by former USA closed receiving a stagger- Gymnastics doctor Larry ing number of reports at a Nassar. “And they really ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE City Council hearing last want to do the right thing.” Mayoral candidate Toni Preckwinkle holds a news conference at City Hall in Chicago on Wednesday. year. One-third of the 136 In all, that office has cases the IG’s office han- fielded more than 930 dled since October con- allegations since Septem- cern allegations of out- Preckwinkle: I met with Burke ber, most of them involv- right sexual acts, sexual ing reports of misconduct abuse, sexual comments, Job, from Page 1 tives looking to remodel a the girls on Rush Street,” Preckwinkle said only that by students against other sexual communications Burger King in his ward. records show. he joined her administra- students. Officials said in- or predatory behavior Department, which vetted The complaint also al- She also said Burke called tion after doing a “similar” appropriate touching, sex- widely known as “groom- and hired him. It was un- leged Burke sought a cam- himself “the law,” claimed job at Dart’s office. ual harassment, inappro- ing.” clear what the vetting proc- paign contribution to bene- to have “tapes” that would In addition to the Burke priate electronic commu- About half of the cases ess entailed, and her repre- fit a candidate that sources “humiliate” Sheriff Tom charge, Preckwinkle has nications involving stu- investigated by Schuler’s sentatives declined to identified as Preckwinkle. Dart, vowed to run for faced other high-profile dents and sexual violence team through Jan. 9 con- elaborate. She has not been accused of sheriff and said he would problems since she an- constituted the bulk of cerned what the IG de- At Wednesday’s news wrongdoing and has denied fire a bunch of employees nounced her run for mayor those reports. scribed as perceived conference, Preckwinkle knowing about the alleged when he won, records months ago. The revelations show “creepy” and “concern- did not answer directly shakedown. show. A county memo in- Preckwinkle, who is the the widespread impact of ing” conduct by adults when asked why she hadn’t Preckwinkle has said she cluded in the records dated Cook County Democratic new district processes that may not have been previously acknowledged had “little contact and no after Burke Jr.’s resignation Party chairwoman, fired her that were put in place after overtly sexual or violated talking with Burke about his relationship with the alder- said the sheriff’s Office of security chief in November the Tribune’s 2018 “Be- any law or district policy. son’s employment. man” even though Burke Professional Review did not amid the fallout of a county trayed” investigation, District lawyers, human “I had one or two meet- hosted a fundraiser for her get to interview Burke Jr. watchdog report that found which documented broad resources officials and ings a year with Ald. Burke last January at his home before he resigned and rec- a government SUV assigned lapses in the system’s re- other Jackson aides are out of a thousand meetings,” that netted $116,000. She ommended no further ac- to her security detail had sponse to allegations of weighing in on whether a Preckwinkle said. has since said she would tion be taken in the matter. been illegally used to trans- sexual misconduct. Alle- school worker should be Preckwinkle said she return the money raised at A male lieutenant filed a port campaign materials gations of student-on-stu- pulled from campus pend- learned of the misconduct that fundraiser. separate complaint from a supporting her. The former dent misconduct are now ing the outcome of an allegations against Burke Jr. Earlier this month, the female employee against security chief told the Trib- the responsibility of a new investigation into alleged when she read about them Tribune first reported that Burke Jr., claiming Burke Jr. une he had no idea who put CPS Office of Student Pro- improper behavior, in the Tribune and added Preckwinkle hired Burke Jr. made false allegations the political materials in- tections and Title IX, Schuler said. her administration “had no as training and exercise against the supervisor and side the vehicle, but thought while Schuler’s office has “Anytime there’s a sex- access to the personnel files manager for the county’s had said publicly he had $11 Preckwinkle unfairly taken charge of investigat- ual act, sexual grooming, of the sheriff’s office.” Homeland Security and million for a sheriff’s run. ousted him to protect her ing adult-on-student mis- anything that’s sexual, Burke didn’t explain why Emergency Management The lieutenant quoted political ambitions. conduct cases. people are being pulled,” his son was looking for Department in December Burke Jr. saying that if When she announced The numbers pre- Schuler told board mem- another job, Preckwinkle 2014, raising new questions anything happened to him her candidacy for mayor on sented Wednesday to the bers. “And then the discus- said. about her relationship with as a result of his own Sept. 20, Preckwinkle also Chicago Board of Educa- sions where we’re spend- While acknowledging the embattled alderman. complaint against the su- misled the public about tion are clear: Since the ing a lot of time tend to her conversation with Then, on Wednesday, the pervisor, “his father (Ald. when she knew of sexual current school year began, focus on that other ‘con- Burke about his son, Preck- Tribune reported that Burke) would take care of misconduct allegations CPS has confronted a rush cerning behavior’ catego- winkle attempted to dis- Burke Jr. was under inter- it,” according to the records. against her former chief of of allegations and con- ry. In some cases, it’s tance herself from the vet- nal investigation for alleg- For weeks, Preckwinkle’s staff whom she fired the day cerns about misconduct decided that I think we’re eran alderman, saying re- edly making inappropriate administration has declined before. On the day she by both adults and stu- erring on the side of cau- peatedly that he was not her sexual comments and lying to address written ques- announced her run, Preck- dents. tion and people are being “ally.” about a supervisor at the tions asking whether Preck- winkle said she did not By contrast, the district pulled.” Preckwinkle’s ties to the sheriff’s office when Preck- winkle spoke with Ald. know about sexual harass- has said its lawyers had Employees who have embattled alderman have winkle’s administration Burke about the hire, and ment allegations against her investigated 430 reports been charged with crimi- come under intense scru- hired him. she walked away at an top staffer before mid-Sep- that school employees had nal offenses include Julio tiny amid his federal legal One investigation began unrelated news conference tember. The Tribune, how- sexually abused, assaulted Mora, 55, a CPS teacher at troubles and her mayoral after a female sheriff’s em- while being asked about it. ever, later reported Preck- or harassed students dur- Cardenas Elementary candidacy. Earlier this ployee alleged that Burke Jr. Questioned at a recent winkle knew of the con- ing a nearly eight-year who was arrested and month, federal prosecutors was “consistently disre- Tribune Editorial Board fo- cerns six months before she period stretching back to charged with sexual abuse charged Ald. Burke with spectful of women,” talked rum for Chicago mayoral took action. 2011. in a case that allegedly attempted extortion, alleg- about sex acts and would candidates about whether “Although we just took involved four teenage vic- ing he tried to shake down leave the office by saying, she talked to the alderman [email protected] this over, my sense is that tims. two restaurant chain execu- “I’m leaving, going to watch about a position for his son, Twitter @royalpratt this is an uptick from Jamel Helaire-Jones, where we were before the 34, a basketball coach at ‘Betrayed’ series,” Schuler the Legal Prep Charter told board members. Academy, was charged “People are reporting with sexually assaulting Pritzker commits state to fighting warming more regularly. That’s not and molesting two under- to say everything is re- age female team members. Climate, from Page 1 anymore. And we know we As it stands, 71 percent of On the campaign trail, ported, so we need to be The district’s new Title must act.” Americans accept climate Pritzker has said he wants diligent about making IX office investigates what keeping global tempera- “We’re already experi- change is happening, ac- to set Illinois on a path sure we keep on top of CPS describes as the most tures below the threshold encing the damaging effects cording to the poll. Nine- toward 100 percent “clean, making sure that every- serious or complex re- for potentially devastating of climate change, and the teen percent of the country renewable energy,” an oath thing that should be re- ports of sexual miscon- effect from climate change. challenges we face require remains uncertain. Climate he reiterated Wednesday. ported, is.” duct by students. Sixty- In fact, last year, even as coal immediate action, and change deniers are at 9 While renewable can CPS CEO Janice Jack- two percent of the 177 plants were retired at a that’s what we’re doing to- percent. only refer to energy col- son and other district offi- matters investigated by record pace, carbon emis- day,” he added. In Lyons Township in lected from naturally re- cials said they had ex- the student protection of- sions rose sharply from in- Pritzker’s move leaves no Cook County and York plenished sources such as pected a surge in abuse fice since September were creased production at in- doubt where Illinois stands Township in DuPage solar panels and wind tur- reports, in part because of substantiated, officials dustrial sources and great- on climate change, an area County, propositions asked bines, “clean” energy has a heightened awareness by said. er-than-normal energy use of science that’s become voters if U.S. representa- looser definition. Some students, parents and edu- “Adult misconduct from buildings withstand- political in recent years. tives and senators should have considered natural gas cators about potential surely is not acceptable, ing inclement weather, ac- His announcement comes address the “serious threat a source of clean energy, problems. and it’s important to have cording to estimates from one day after a new survey posed by climate change,” to given it produces 50 per- “We will continue to be heard about what’s hap- Rhodium Group, an inde- shows almost half of Ameri- which more than 75 percent cent less carbon dioxide as vigilant as possible in pening in that regard,” pendent research firm. The cans are more convinced in each township voted yes. compared with coal. addressing them,” Jackson Chicago Teachers Union 3.4 percent spike marks the climate change is happening Perspective on climate Nuclear power has also said Wednesday. President Jesse Sharkey second largest rise in emis- than they were five years change continues to be di- been regarded as as a clean “We have seen an in- told the board. “And holy sions in more than two ago, and their views have vided along party lines, the source of energy, given nu- crease in reports this year crap, we have a lot of work decades. largely been shaped by ex- poll found. Among Demo- clear reactors do not di- compared to years past. to do on student behavior On Wednesday, Pritzker treme weather events that crats, 86 percent believe rectly emit carbon dioxide. This was expected,” CPS towards other students.” became the first of three have killed thousands and climate change is occurring Illinois is home to 11 nuclear Deputy General Counsel CPS on Wednesday of- newly elected Midwestern cost the country hundreds of as opposed to 52 percent of reactors — the most of any Douglas Henning said. “As fered no update on the Democratic governors to billions of dollars, according Republicans. state — that produce about you increase awareness total number of employ- make good on his promise to survey data collected by Wednesday’s move to 50 percent of the state’s and education, you’re go- ees who have been ousted to join the Climate Alliance the Energy Policy Institute at join the climate alliance was energy. However, whether ing to see an increase in from their jobs at the after Trump’s rollbacks of the University of Chicago praised by a number of this nuclear power is part of reports. This has been our district following an enor- Obama-era environmental and The Associated Press- environmental advocates, Pritzker’s 100 percent clean experience, and we are mous review of worker regulations and attacks on NORC Center for Public including Jack Darin, direc- energy portfolio remains glad that more students backgrounds. climate science. If Michi- Affairs Research. tor of the Illinois chapter of unclear. and staff are coming for- In November, CPS said gan’s Gretchen Whitmer The polling occurred in the Sierra Club, who stood To this point, environ- ward that have been vic- nearly 130 of its employees and Wisconsin’s Tony Evers November when the deadli- by Pritzker for the signing mentalists appear to be sat- tims, or suspect that mis- had been fired, recom- follow suit, the additions of est wildfire in California’s ceremony. isfied that the state has a conduct has occurred.” mended for dismissal or their states to the climate history scorched more than “When it comes to cli- new sense of direction. Daniel Pollack, a pro- simply resigned amid alliance would mean half 150,000 acres and claimed mate change, Illinois’ own “In the face of federal fessor at Yeshiva Uni- scrutiny of problematic the country’s population 86 lives. scientists are already telling negligence, Illinoisans are versity in New York, cred- information in their his- was represented. A federal report released us change is already here looking to the state’s elected ited the #MeToo move- tory. As politicians continue to in November revealed that and it’s a real threat to our leaders for bold action to ment with encouraging More than 130 school spar over environmental extreme heat, unpre- farmers, to our communi- avoid catastrophic climate victims to come forward volunteers also were dis- regulation, scientists warn dictable water availability, ties, to our public health change — like Gov. Pritzk- with their accounts. The missed or resigned under that policymakers have lit- among other things, could and, most importantly, to er’s promise to put Illinois fact CPS has created out- review, CPS said at the tle more than a decade to lead to significant losses in our future that we want to on a path to 100 percent lets for complaints, he time. Hundreds of other stave off catastrophic cli- U.S. agricultural produc- pass on children,” Darin said clean energy,” J.C. Kibbey, said, was “very impor- coaches and volunteers mate change. tion, the biggest of which A number of states, coun- the Natural Resources De- tant.” were pulled from schools “Today we’re here to will be seen in the Midwest. ties and local governments fense Council’s Illinois “They are concerned after background checks make clear that this admin- “When we think about have made lofty promises to clean energy advocate, said about liability; the other uncovered information istration will stand on the climate change, the future is get 100 percent of their in a statement. “Today’s (thing) is they want to give that prompted a closer side of science and of rea- alarming,” said Jen Walling, energy from renewable or announcement is a critical the appearance that we’re review of their history. son,” Pritzker said at a executive director of the “clean” sources in the com- first step toward Illinois on the case, we now have a morning news conference. Illinois Environmental ing decades. In December, becoming a national leader mandate, we’ve been Chicago Tribune’s Jennifer “We know that climate Council. “I’m very alarmed Evanston set a goal to on clean energy.” charged with doing this Smith Richards contributed. change is real. We know by extreme weather events, achieve 100 percent renew- and we want to show there is a threat, and I think by the changes that will able electricity for all prop- [email protected] everyone we’re taking this [email protected] there’s just no disputing it happen in agriculture.” erties by 2030. Twitter @_tonybriscoe seriously,” said Pollack, Twitter @PerezJr 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 NATION & WORLD Dems to unveil border security plan

Partial government shutdown continues as parties remain at odds over wall, solution

By Alan Fram, and revamping immigration Andrew Taylor laws, while Democrats and Catherine Lucey would reopen agency doors Associated Press for three weeks while bar- gainers seek a border securi- WASHINGTON — ty accord. House Democrats, feeling Both faced likely defeat, pressure to display their but that might spur the two vision for border security, sides into a more serious are preparing a package that effort to strike a compro- would ignore President mise when each saw it Donald Trump’s demand for lacked the votes to prevail. $5.7 billion for a wall with Both proposals would need Mexico and would instead 60 votes to pass in a cham- pay for other ideas aimed at ber with 53-47 Republican protecting the border. control. As the government Trump told reporters slogged through a record Wednesday that Democrats 33rd day of its partial shut- had become “radicalized” down Wednesday, details of and “a very, very dangerous Democrats’ border security party,” and he took personal plan and its cost remained a aim at Congress’ two top work in progress. Party lead- Democrats. He said Senate ers said it would include Minority Leader Chuck money for scanning devices Schumer is “very strongly and other technological dominated” by House tools for improving security Speaker Nancy Pelosi and at ports of entry and along called him “a puppet for the border, plus funds for Nancy Pelosi.” more border agents and im- Schumer, D-N.Y., said the SALWAN GEORGES/THE WASHINGTON POST migration judges. Senate GOP bill reopening Union members and furloughed federal workers rally at the Hart Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill on Wednesday. Democrats’ movement government “embodies the toward producing a plan, president’s temper tantrum. disasters in several coun- only if Congress provides show they’re trying to end request. which they said they ex- If you don’t do it my way, I’m tries — a program Trump money for the wall, though the impasse, the House “If his $5.7 billion is about pected to unveil this week, shutting down the govern- has also curtailed. White House officials have used mostly party-line votes border security, then we see was significant because it ment and hurting lots of Democrats say Trump is indicated he’s open to coun- Wednesday to approve one ourselves fulfilling that re- underscored a growing un- people.” merely offering to tempo- teroffers. measure reopening govern- quest, only doing it with easiness with letting Trump The GOP bill would tem- rarily ease problems he Sen. James Lankford, R- ment agencies through Feb- what I like to call using a cast them as soft on border porarily protect from depor- himself caused. They’ve ob- Okla., has urged the White ruary. By a similar tally, the smart wall,” said No. 3 security. It came as the tation 700,000 young mi- jected to other parts of the House to provide green chamber voted to finance House Democratic leader Senate prepared for Thurs- grants who arrived in the GOP bill that make it harder cards to the 700,000 cur- most shuttered agencies Jim Clyburn, D-S.C. day votes on rival plans for U.S. illegally as children. for Central American mi- rently in DACA as a way to through September. “Right now it’s a vacuum reopening federal agencies They’ve been shielded by nors to gain asylum in the break the impasse. Lank- Growing numbers of and the president is offering and paying 800,000 federal the Deferred Action on U.S. ford has mentioned this to Democrats say the party fake plans to stop drug workers who are just days Childhood Arrivals pro- Democratic leaders have White House adviser Jared should show where it smuggling,” said Rep. Peter away from missing yet an- gram, or DACA, which insisted they won’t negoti- Kushner, said a person fa- stands on border security. DeFazio, D-Ore. Offering a other paycheck. Trump has tried terminat- ate with Trump on border miliar with the conversa- Their proposal is expected Democratic alternative Republicans would cou- ing. He’s also offered tempo- security unless he reopens tions who wasn’t author- to exceed the $1.6 billion “helps the possibility of ple ending the shutdown rary protections for people the government. Trump has ized to speak publicly. Trump initially sought for beginning a real negotia- with financing Trump’s wall who fled violence or natural said he’ll end the shutdown With Democrats eager to the wall before upping his tion,” he said. Trump losing support in heartland Many who voted for him blame him for ongoing shutdown By Matt Viser The Washington Post

MACOMB COUNTY, Mich. — Two years ago, Jeff Daudert was fed up with politics. He wanted to shake up the status quo. He didn’t mind sending a message to the establishment — and, frankly, he liked the idea of a disruptive president. But the 49-year-old re- tired Navy reservist has had some second thoughts. “What the (expletive) were we thinking?” he asked recently inside a Wal- mart in an area of suburban Detroit that helped deliver Trump the presidency. While Trump’s relation- ship with much of his base NICK HAGEN/FOR THE WASHINGTON POST remains strong, two years Bodhi Seed Yoga studio in Macomb County, Mich., is offering free classes to those affected by the government shutdown. after his inauguration, his ties are fraying with voters offering low-interest loans Trump fell a net change of holes in Trump’s ability to continued to nurture. important issue, and Demo- like Daudert, the kind who for furloughed employees 18 percentage points, while say that he cares for the But in the midterm elec- crats will have to speak to voted in droves for Trump who need to replace a lost evangelicals and Republi- working class, given that tions, some of those voters it.” in 2016 in key pockets salary. cans also dipped by smaller 800,000 federal employees started to peel away. Trump faces a counter- throughout the industrial Some local governments margins. Among men with- and additional contractors Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- ing demand of his own, Midwest and flipped previ- in the area are beginning to out a college degree, the are going without pay- Mich., carried the county by placating former support- ously Democratic states to allow federal workers to downward change was 7 checks. 2 points, and Gov. Gretchen ers who saw the border wall him. The shutdown, as it defer property taxes, utility points. “You can’t expect people Whitmer, a Democrat, won as a stand-in for more secu- has played out for more bills and parking tickets. As Jeremiah Wilburn, a to come to work without by 4 points. Whitmer ran a rity, and those who want his than a month, is further Food drives are being dis- 45-year-old engineer, getting paid,” Wilburn said. campaign that barely men- promise delivered. eroding his support among cussed to help TSA workers browsed the aisles at Wal- Macomb County, in the tioned Trump, and instead Ken Janicki, a 66-year- voters who like the idea of at Detroit’s airport, and a mart for new coveralls, he suburbs north of Detroit, promoted basic bipartisan old retired technology beefing up border security, local yoga studio is offering reflected on some of those has been a perennial politi- governance, with the slogan: worker who voted for but not enough to close the free classes for federal em- shifts. After siding twice in cal battleground and a place “Fix the Damn Roads.” Trump, put it in blunt terms. government. ployees. the elections with former where the broad sweeps of The 2020 Democratic “I am all for border secu- Many here, even those “As a community it affects President Barack Obama, he American politics can be presidential primary is ex- rity, a full wall around this who still support Trump, us because other people are decided to gamble with seen. It was the most Demo- pected to include a heavy country,” he said. “You say they hold him most being affected,” said Jasmin Trump in 2016. And for cratic suburb in the country dose of debate over how to come in legally, I’ll welcome responsible. They recite his Cromwell, who runs Bodhi most of the past two years, when John F. Kennedy was balance attempts at winning you to be my neighbor. But comment from the Oval Seed Yoga & Wellness Stu- he was pleased. The econo- elected president in 1960, back white working-class you come in illegally and I’ll Office that he would be dio, “whether we know my was humming, jobs were and then it helped usher in voters. introduce you to my friend “proud to shut down the them or not. Maybe I’m flowing and wages seemed the phrase “Reagan Demo- That attempt at balance Smith and my other friend government.” getting too yoga-like, but we stable. crats” when Ronald Reagan will also draw into question Wesson.” When he said it, they are all connected. It affects Until now. won the White House two whether Democrats can find Erica McQueen, a 38- listened. everyone. It affects us as a “I was doing fine with decades later. a way to articulate an immi- year-old from St. Claire “It’s silly. It’s destructive,” nation.” him up until this govern- Obama won the county gration plan in areas where Shores, voted for Trump Daudert said, adding that all Recent polling indicates ment shutdown,” he said. twice, and then Trump de- the issue resonates. Trump’s and also has liked a lot of he knows about 2020 is that that the government shut- “It’s ridiculous. You’re not feated Hillary Clinton by 12 insistence on building a bor- what he’s done. he won’t be supporting down has caused skittish- getting the wall built for $5 points. The county is filled der wall has hardened “But it gets overshad- Trump. “I was certainly for ness among parts of billion. And Mexico is not with the white working- Democrats, whose most owed by the stunts he pulls,” the anti-status quo. ... I’ll be Trump’s base, which has paying for it, we all know class voters whose flip to prominent policy now is to she said. The shutdown, she more status quo next time.” been one of the most endur- that, too. Meanwhile, it’s Trump has been the most stop Trump’s wall. said, was one of them. Far from the nation’s ing strengths of his presi- starting to turn people like heralded part of his coali- “People do want immi- “The wall is getting out of capital and in an area not dency. A new NPR/PBS me away.” tion. Trump came here dur- gration managed,” said Stan hand,” she said. “It’s too dominated by federal work- NewsHour/Marist poll, He worries about the ing his campaign, and again Greenberg, a Democratic much. It’s ridiculous.” ers, the government shut- conducted this month, impact the shutdown will in the final days before the pollster who has been study- Like other onetime down is resonating in an found his net approval rat- have on the economy. He’s 2016 election. He returned ing Macomb County voters Trump supporters, she’s unusual way. A trampoline ing had dropped 7 points concerned about the impact last year for a rally meant to since the 1980s. “Trump now wondering if she can park is giving government since December. on his brother, who works pointedly spurn the White makes it hard because he’s back him again. employees and their fam- One of the biggest drops for the TSA in Florida. House Correspondents’ As- so outrageous. You don’t “Something miraculous ilies an hour of free jump- came from suburban men, To him, the shutdown sociation dinner that same want to give him an inch. has to happen for me to vote ing. A local credit union is whose approval rating of standoff has also poked night. It’s an area he has But immigration is still an for him again,” she said. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 11 Poll: Shutdown drags Trump’s approval to 34% By Steve Peoples grown particularly among cember. and Emily Swanson independents who do not The president isn’t doing Associated Press lean toward either party. anything well right now, Just 28 percent of inde- said poll respondent J. Ed- WASHINGTON — A pendents say they approve, win Hixson, a 71-year-old strong majority of Ameri- compared with 71 percent retired truck driver from cans blame President Don- who disapprove. In Decem- Harrisburg, Pa., who didn’t ald Trump for the record ber, 37 percent of independ- vote for Trump or Demo- government shutdown and ents approved of Trump’s crat Hillary Clinton in the reject his primary rationale job performance, while 58 2016 election. for a border wall, according percent disapproved. “This isn’t a reality show. to a new poll that shows the Women also are more We’re in serious trouble,” he turmoil in Washington is likely to disapprove today said. dragging his approval rating compared with a month ago The AP-NORC poll of to its lowest level in more — 71 percent to 58 percent. 1,062 adults was conducted than a year. 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By Joshua Goodman Maduro to resign and Associated Press promising to use the “full weight” of the U.S. “econo- CARACAS, Venezuela — mic and diplomatic power Venezuela’s crisis quickly to press for the restoration escalated Wednesday, as an of Venezuela’s democracy.” opposition leader backed by “The people of Venezue- the Trump administration la have courageously spo- declared himself interim ken out against Maduro and president in a direct chal- his regime and demanded lenge to embattled socialist freedom and the rule of President Nicolas Maduro, law,” Trump said in a state- who retaliated by breaking ment. off relations with the The stunning move, United States, his which to some biggest trade part- harkened back to ner. dark episodes of For the past two heavy-handed U.S. weeks, ever since interventions in Maduro took the Latin America dur- oath for a second ing the Cold War, six-year term in the drew a strong re- face of widespread buke from Maduro. FERNANDO LLANO/AP international con- Maduro He responded by demnation, the swiftly cutting off Juan Guiado, head of Venezuela’s opposition-run congress, addresses supporters to declare himself interim president. newly-invigorated opposi- diplomatic relations with tion had been preparing for the United States, the big- and keep their diplomats in the powers of the national Maduro’s rule came after running and hordes of pro- nationwide demonstrations gest importer of the OPEC the country. executive as president in large crowds gathered in testers riding two and three Wednesday coinciding with nation’s oil, giving Ameri- The 35-year-old Guaido, charge of Venezuela,” he Caracas waving flags and on motorcycles fleeing in the anniversary marking can diplomats 72 hours to a virtually unknown law- told the cheering crowd as chanting “Get out, panic. the end of Venezuela’s last leave the country. maker at the start of the he stood behind a lectern Maduro!” in what was the Amid the showdown, all military dictatorship in “Before the people and year, has reignited the emblazoned with Venezue- largest demonstration since eyes were on the military, 1958. nations of the world, and as hopes of Venezuela’s often la’s national coat of arms, a wave of unrest that left the traditional arbiter of While Maduro has constitutional president ... beleaguered opposition by “We know that this will more than 120 dead in 2017. political disputes in Vene- shown no signs of leaving, I’ve decided to break diplo- taking a rebellious tack have consequences,” he While the protests were zuela — and to whom his main rival, National As- matic and political relations amid a crushing economic shouted, moments before mostly peaceful there were Guaido has been targeting sembly President Juan with the imperialist U.S. crisis that has forced mil- quickly slipping away to an no signs that security forces his message. Guaido, upped the ante by government,” Maduro lions to flee or go hungry. unknown location amid heeded Guaido’s call to join Maduro, who lacks the declaring himself interim thundered while holding up Raising his right hand in speculation he would soon the anti-Maduro movement military pedigree of his president before masses of a decree banning the di- unison with tens of thou- be arrested. and go light on demon- mentor and predecessor, anti-government demon- plomats before a crowd of sands of supporters, the The price of oil slipped strators. the late Hugo Chavez, has strators — the only way, he red-shirted supporters leader of the opposition- for the third time in four Hours after most demon- sought to shore up support said, to rescue Venezuela gathered at the presidential controlled congress took a days Wednesday, an indica- strators went home, vi- from the armed forces by from “dictatorship.” palace. “Don’t trust the symbolic oath to assume tion that international ener- olence broke out in Altami- doling out key posts to top In a seemingly-coordi- gringos. They don’t have executive powers he says gy markets are not overly ra, an upscale zone of Cara- generals, including heading nated action, the U.S. led a friends or loyalties. They are his right under two concerned that the situa- cas and an opposition the PDVSA oil monopoly chorus of Western Hemi- only have interests, guts and articles of Venezuela’s Con- tion in Venezuela — Ameri- stronghold, when National that is the source of virtually sphere nations, including the ambition to take Vene- stitution to take over as ca’s third-largest top oil Guardsmen descended on all of Venezuela’s export Argentina, Brazil, Canada zuela’s oil, gas and gold.” interim president and form supplier and owner of hundreds of youths, some of earnings. and Colombia, that immedi- Not to be undone, Guaido a transitional government Houston-based Citgo — will them with their faces cov- He has also received the ately backed the bold chal- issued his own statement, until he calls new elections. disrupt global crude sup- ered, lingering around a blessing of the defense min- lenge, with President Don- urging foreign embassies to “Today, January 23, 2019, plies. popular plaza. Popping tear ister, Gen. Vladimir Padrino ald Trump calling on disavow Maduro’s orders I swear to formally assume The bold challenge to gas canisters sent hundreds Lopez. 5 fatally shot at Fla. bank; suspect arrested

Associated Press fered significant loss at the tually surrendered. gunman. hands of a senseless crimi- Police didn’t say what An FBI mobile command SEBRING, Fla. — A gun- nal doing a senseless charges Xaver would face or unit arrived at the bank man who opened fire inside crime.” indicate a motive. Wednesday evening to join a Florida bank Wednesday The victims were not Gov. Ron DeSantis was in the investigation. afternoon killed five people immediately identified. the region for an infrastruc- SunTrust Chairman and before surrendering to A man called police dis- ture tour and traveled to CEO Bill Rogers released a SWAT negotiators, police patch Wednesday after- Sebring after news of the statement saying the bank is said. noon and reported that he shooting broke. He said the deeply saddened by the Zephen Xaver, 21, was had fired shots inside the Florida Department of Law shooting. arrested after the shooting bank, Hoglund said. Initial Enforcement would assist “We are working with at a SunTrust branch, Se- negotiations failed to get Sebring police and the officials and dedicating our- bring police Chief Karl the barricaded man to leave Highlands sheriff’s office in selves to fully addressing Hoglund said at a news the bank, so the Highlands any way possible. the needs of all the individ- conference. County Sheriff’s Office “Obviously, this is an in- uals and families involved,” CHRIS O’MEARA/AP “Today’s been a tragic SWAT team entered the dividual who needs to face Rogers said. “Our entire Sebring, Fla., police Chief Karl Hoglund, left, and Florida Gov. day in our community,” building to continue nego- very swift and exacting jus- team mourns this terrible Ron DeSantis speak at a news conference Wednesday. Hogland said. “We’ve suf- tiations, and the man even- tice,” DeSantis said of the loss.” Pelosi withdraws House invite to president

Feud, from Page 1 sey Graham, R-S.C., called Pelosi’s decision to rescind nation, even in times of her invitation to Trump a divided government. An an- “new low for American nual show of unity has politics.” devolved into disunity. “The State of the Union is “We’re supposed to be a tradition which has been doing it, and now Nancy carried out during times of Pelosi — or ‘Nancy,’ as I call war and peace, turmoil and her — she doesn’t want to tranquility. It is an impor- hear the truth. And she tant piece of our history and doesn’t want, more impor- government,” Graham said. tantly, the American people “Speaker Pelosi’s decision to hear the truth,” Trump to ignore this long-standing said at a meeting with American tradition is ab- conservative leaders at the surd, petty, and shameful.” White House. In the private meeting Earlier Wednesday, with conservative leaders, Trump tried to call Pelosi’s Trump remarked that Pel- bluff, saying he planned to osi’s decision to disinvite honor the speaker’s invita- him from the House cham- tion she extended earlier SAUL LOEB/GETTY-AFP ber was a disgrace, and that this month when the partial The spat between House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and President Trump spilled over Wednesday to the Jan. 29 address. it was bad for the country, government shutdown was according to Mark Kri- still in its relative infancy. administration officials. ‘I will do the Address when the gress. korian, the executive direc- Not delivering it in the The historic partial gov- Asked about Pelosi’s let- tor for the Center for Immi- House chamber, Trump ernment shutdown, now in Shutdown is over.’ ter at a White House event gration Studies who was in wrote to her, would be “very its 33rd day, has left hun- Wednesday afternoon, attendance. sad.” dreds of thousands of fed- — President Donald Trump, in a tweet late Wednesday Trump responded, “I’m not In a speech to the winter But later Wednesday, Pel- eral employees without pay surprised” and accused meeting of the U.S. Confer- osi, D-Calif., officially called while the Trump adminis- Democrats of becoming ence of Mayors Wednesday off the address in the House tration began preparing for “There’s none. There’s you that the House of Rep- “radicalized.” afternoon, Pelosi made no chamber, asking instead for a funding lapse that could nothing close to it,” Tim resentatives will not con- Pelosi maintained in a mention of the presidential a new, “mutually agreeable” stretch into the spring. Naftali, a presidential histo- sider a concurrent resolu- brief exchange with report- address. She continued to date once the government Since President Wood- rian at New York University tion authorizing the presi- ers at the Capitol that her accuse Trump of “holding has reopened. Trump, faced row Wilson in 1913, both who is the co-author of the dent’s State of the Union offer to Trump still stands the health, safety and pay- with that reality, said he Republican and Democratic book “Impeachment: An address in the House as long as they are able to checks of the American would be doing “something presidents, with the House American History.” Chamber until government find a “mutually agreeable people hostage” and said in the alternative.” speaker and the vice presi- The challenge for Demo- has opened,” Pelosi wrote to date.” that Democrats fear he may In a tweet late Wednes- dent sitting behind them, crats, Naftali said, is to avoid Trump. “Again, I look for- Her decision drew a do so again in future if they day, Trump signaled a re- have addressed the nation giving the impression that ward to welcoming you to sharp rebuke from congres- agree to his demands. treat, saying it was Pelosi’s and Congress in a House they are reacting to Trump’s the House on a mutually sional Republicans, espe- “That is why we must “prerogative” to suggest a chamber packed with pettiness with their own. agreeable date for this ad- cially among the president’s hold the line on this shut- later date due to the shut- members of the diplomatic In her letter to Trump on dress when government has closest allies. down,” Pelosi said. down. corps, the Supreme Court, Wednesday, Pelosi said the been opened.” Shortly before Pelosi re- The House has passed a “I will do the Address the Joint Chiefs of Staff, president can give the an- The House and Senate leased her letter, House number of bills that would when the Shutdown is family members and guests. nual speech at the Capitol must pass a concurrent res- Minority Leader Kevin Mc- reopen the government over,” he tweeted. Pelosi’s decision appears once the government shut- olution for a joint session of Carthy, R-Calif., released a without border wall fund- The squabbling extended to be without precedent, as down is over. When she Congress to hear the presi- resolution that would per- ing, and Democrats plan a fight that erupted last there seems to be no other extended Trump the invita- dent. mit the president to deliver another vote Thursday. The week when Pelosi sug- instance of House speakers tion earlier this month on Pelosi’s letter came just a his address. But Pelosi’s GOP-controlled Senate is gested to the president that denying the use of the Jan. 3, “there was no few hours after Trump had statement means that the planning votes Thursday as they postpone the address, chamber for a president’s thought that the govern- informed her that he measure stands little well on two competing pro- citing security concerns State of the Union, accord- ment would still be shut planned to show up at the chance of being taken up by posals, neither of which is caused by the shutdown ing to congressional histori- down,” Pelosi wrote. Capitol on Jan. 29 to deliver the Democratic-led House. expected to garner the 60 that were later dismissed by ans. “I am writing to inform his annual speech to Con- In a statement, Sen. Lind- votes necessary for passage. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 13 Phoenix police arrest nurse Cohen delays Feb. testimony in incapacitated woman’s rape before Congress, lawyer says By Terry Tang By Matt Zapotosky Associated Press The Washington Post

PHOENIX — A nurse WASHINGTON — who was supposed to be Michael Cohen, President looking after an incapaci- Donald Trump’s former tated woman at a long-term personal lawyer, will not health care facility has been testify before Congress charged with raping her, next month, one of his weeks after the patient attorneys said Wednesday stunned her caregivers and — which could quash, at family by giving birth to a least temporarily, liberals’ baby boy, Phoenix police hopes for a public hearing said Wednesday. in which Trump’s ex-fixer Investigators arrested airs the president’s dirty Nathan Sutherland, a li- ROSS D. FRANKLIN/AP laundry. CRAIG RUTTLE/AP 2018 censed practical nurse, on Phoenix police Chief Jeri Williams announces the arrest of Lanny Davis, an attorney Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former lawyer, suspicion of one count of a nurse Wednesday in the rape of a 29-year-old patient. for Cohen, said in a state- arrives to court in December with his children and wife. sexual assault and one ment, “Due to ongoing count of vulnerable adult they would chat occa- threats against his family puted in an unprecedented Committees, and we re- abuse, Phoenix police sionally. from President Trump and public statement. main engaged with his Chief Jeri Williams said. “I can’t believe it,” Burr Mr. (Rudy) Giuliani, as re- “If you believe Cohen, I counsel about his upcom- “We owed this arrest to said. “He told me he was cently as this weekend, as can get you a great deal on ing appearances.” the victim. We owed this nurse and he liked his job.” well as Mr. Cohen’s contin- the Brooklyn Bridge,” Giu- Rep. Stephen Lynch, D- arrest to the newest mem- Hacienda officials fired ued cooperation with on- liani said. Mass., who sits on the ber of our community — Sutherland after learning of going investigations, by ad- It was not clear that Oversight Committee, said that innocent baby,” his arrest. The company vice of counsel, Mr. Co- lawmakers would easily al- several members of the Williams said. said it was “troubled be- hen’s appearance will be low Cohen to back out of panel “would be in favor of The surprise birth late yond words.” postponed to a later date.” his commitment to appear subpoenaing him sooner last month triggered re- Sutherland had passed Cohen was to appear before them. rather than later to try to views by state agencies, an extensive background Fev. 7 before the House House Oversight Com- get him prior to his incar- highlighted safety con- check. Oversight Committee. mittee Chairman Elijah ceration.” cerns for patients who are The 29-year-old victim “This is a time where Mr. Cummings, D-Md., and Cohen had announced severely disabled or inca- SHERIFF’S OFFICE has been in long-term care Cohen had to put his family House Intelligence Com- to some fanfare earlier this pacitated and led to disci- Nathan Sutherland, 36, is since age 3 and gave birth at and their safety first,” Davis mittee Chairman Adam month that he had ac- plinary actions and resigna- married with four children. the facility Dec. 29. Em- said. Schiff, D-Calif., said in a cepted an invitation to tes- tions of staffers and man- ployees said they had no It is not clear to which joint statement that they tify from Cummings “in agers. It also prompted scribed his client as a family idea she was pregnant. “threats” Davis was refer- “certainly understand the furtherance of my commit- authorities to test the DNA man with young children The case has prompted ring. completely legitimate con- ment to cooperate and pro- of all the men who worked who has lived in Arizona the departure or discipline Trump said of the claim cerns for the safety and vide the American people at the Hacienda Health- since 1993. of key figures at Hacienda that he had threatened Co- security of Mr. Cohen and with answers.” Care facility. “There’s no direct evi- HealthCare, including the hen: “I would say he’s been his family members in light The hearing seemed as if Sutherland, 36, submit- dence that Mr. Sutherland CEO. The provider says one threatened by the truth. of the attacks last week by it could be eventful. ted his DNA sample under has committed these acts,” doctor who had cared for He’s only been threatened President Trump and again Cohen pleaded guilty court order Tuesday and Gregan said. “I know at this the woman resigned and by the truth. And he doesn’t this past weekend by his last year to multiple crimes, the results came back a few point there’s DNA. But he another had been sus- want to do that, probably attorney, Rudy Giuliani.” including lying to Congress hours later, showing he was will have a right to his own pended. for me or other of his But the lawmakers add- about a possible Trump a match to the baby. He DNA expert.” Earlier stories had de- clients.” ed that they had “repeat- Tower project in Moscow declined to speak with po- Gregan did not immedi- scribed the patient as being The president has been edly offered our assistance and arranging hush-money lice and invoked his Fifth ately return a message comatose or in a vegetative publicly critical of Cohen to work with law enforce- payments to women who Amendment rights, police seeking comment. state. But her parents dis- for his cooperation with ment to enhance security had alleged having had spokesman Tommy Investigators found that puted that characteriza- special counsel Robert measures for Mr. Cohen affairs with Trump. Thompson said. Sutherland had treated the tion. They described her as Mueller and has suggested and his family,” and in their He was sentenced to Sutherland appeared in victim and spent a lot of intellectually disabled be- that Cohen’s father-in-law discussions with Cohen’s three years in prison and is court Wednesday. A Mari- time with her, according to cause of seizures in early ought to be investigated. attorney, “not appearing expected to report to pris- copa County Superior a probable cause statement. childhood. While she Giuliani, the president’s before Congress was never on March 6, about a month Court commissioner or- Investigators believe doesn’t speak, she has some current lawyer, has high- an option.” after the date of his sched- dered him released on a Sutherland raped the pa- mobility in her limbs, head lighted problems with Co- “We will not let the uled testimony. cash-only $500,000 bond. tient sometime between and neck. She also re- hen’s credibility. Giuliani President’s tactics prevent Cummings said, though, He also must wear an February and April. sponds to sound and can was particularly skeptical Congress from fulfilling that Cohen could testify electronic monitoring de- A former neighbor, make facial gestures. of Cohen after BuzzFeed our constitutionally man- even after that. vice. Esella Burr, said she lived Thompson said he be- News reported last week dated oversight responsi- “We can always bring Defense attorney David next to Sutherland, his wife lieves the baby has since that Cohen had told bilities,” Cummings and him in. Even if he’s in Gregan had asked for a and four children for more been released from the Mueller’s office that Schiff said. “This will not prison,” he said. “We can lower bond on the grounds than five years. She often hospital. The woman’s Trump directed him to lie stop us from getting to the bring him in. The marshals that Sutherland didn’t have saw the couple leave for family has said they will to Congress — an account truth. We expect Mr. Co- can — you know, they can a criminal record. He de- church on Sundays and care for him. the special counsel dis- hen to appear before both make arrangements.” Call today to connect with a SENIOR LIVING ADVISOR INDEPENDENT LIVING • ASSISTED LIVING • MEMORY CARE

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BUFFALO GROVE 847-537-5000 | GLENVIEW 847-657-7100 OAK PARK 708-848-7200 | GENEVA ROAD 630-510-1515 OPENING LATE SUMMER 2019 LINCOLN PARK Joan Lunden former host of Good Morning America and senior living advocate. © 2019 Belmont Village, L.P. | SC 52068, 52084, 52076, AL 5104242 14 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 15 Fight vs. India unites Kashmir teens Rebellion draws testers, blinding and injur- ing hundreds of people, greater numbers of including children. boys, young men India’s Foreign Ministry dismissed the report as “fal- By Aijaz Hussain lacious.” Associated Press Kashmir has known little other than conflict since HAJIN, India — On a hot 1947, when India and Paki- day in August, members of a stan gained independence Kashmiri youth soccer team but were unable to resolve watched their 16-year-old their rival claims on the captain, Saqib Bilal Sheikh, mountain territory. Since and goalkeeper Mudassir then, the archrivals have Rashid Parray, two years his fought two wars over those junior, walk off the field claims. toward a man on a motor- The Indian side of the cycle. territory has seen several The two teenagers were uprisings, including the on- not seen again until months going bloody armed rebel- later, when they were re- lion launched in 1989 to turned to their hometown demand independence or a in body bags. merger with Pakistan. Since Dying with his teammate then, about 70,000 people in an 18-hour firefight in — mainly civilians and reb- December, Mudassir be- els but also soldiers and came the youngest militant police — have been killed. slain fighting Indian troops India has long treated the in a three-decade insur- Kashmiri struggle for self- gency in Kashmir. The re- determination as Islam- bellion is drawing greater abad’s proxy war against numbers of teenage boys New Delhi, responding to and young men as New public protest with dispro- Delhi has increased its sup- DAR YASIN/AP portionate force, critics say. pression of protest against Mehbooba shows her son Saqib Bilal Sheikh on a mobile phone as father Bilal Ahmed Shiekh talks to the AP in Hajin. The conflict has intensi- Indian rule in the Himala- fied since Indian Prime yan region. going to listen to them is by Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” set some 500 yards away from to describe people who ac- Minister Narendra Modi Anti-India unrest has coming out and joining mil- in Kashmir, grew up in a the Bilals. tively support rebels. came to power in 2014 amid been on the rise since a itancy.” wealthy farming family, ex- “At such a tender age, he Police denied detaining rising attacks by Hindu charismatic rebel leader Saqib and Mudassir came celled at school and aspired was already our family’s Mudassir, saying they only hard-liners against minor- was killed in a 2016 gun from different economic to become an engineer. backbone,” Mudassir’s fa- brought him into the station ities in the country, further battle with Indian troops in backgrounds, united by From their two-story ther, Abdul Rashid Parray, to counsel him as part of deepening frustration with southern Kashmir. Police their passion for soccer and home in Hajin, Saqib’s elder said as he shuffled kangri, a what police call a de-radi- New Delhi’s rule in Mus- say since then, hundreds of their hometown, Hajin, brother, Aqib Bilal, played a traditional earthenware calization campaign. lim-majority Kashmir. young Kashmiris have which since the 1990s has video on his phone of his firepot filled with embers “We called Mudassir to Modi’s Hindu nationalist joined rebel groups, leading seen brutal fighting be- brother using an iron to used in Kashmir to keep dissuade him from partici- Bharitya Janata Party-led to a surge in attacks on tween anti-India rebels and straighten his thick, black warm in the harsh winter pating in protests and government has toughened government troops and pro-India counterinsurgent hair. He flipped through months. stone-pelting,” said the its stance against both Paki- pro-India Kashmiri politi- groups armed and funded one of his brother’s note- “Police snatched my son area’s police chief, Sheikh stan and Kashmiri separat- cians in the region, divided by the Indian military. books: math exercises, from us,” Mudassir’s Zulfkar Azad. “We coun- ists with policies that ex- between India and Pakistan The two boys watched as physics notes and poetry. mother, Fareeda Begum, seled his father as well. But perts say are intended to and claimed by both in its the peaceful summertime One couplet, written in shouted in tears, sur- Mudassir had already been project the BJP as strong entirety. street marches that began in Urdu, read, “Everyone rounded by consoling wom- too radicalized.” and uncompromising. Indian authorities have Kashmir in 2008 turned should participate in the en. Conflict observers say Modi’s policies have also responded by stepping up into battlegrounds. freedom struggle; every- “He was fated to die on last year’s death toll was the had the unintended conse- anti-rebel operations and Their parents had dis- one’s dream is freedom but that day,” Parray said in highest since 2009, includ- quence of strengthening the cracking down on civilian tanced themselves from the no one wants to fight and response. “Thank God he ing at least 260 militants, resolve of those fighting for protests, often responding civilian uprising against In- die for it!” died as a martyr.” 160 civilians and 150 gov- an end to India’s rule in to stone-pelting with live dia. But both families de- Unlike Saqib, Mudassir Mudassir’s cousin Ah- ernment forces. Kashmir. bullets. scribed their sons as mar- was skinny, soft-spoken and med, who gave only his The United Nations has “How can any Kashmiri “Young people feel frus- tyrs, speaking to a common shy, and struggled with his middle name, fearing re- called for an independent ever back India?” said Ali trated and pushed to the resentment of India in studies. prisal from the authorities, international investigation Mohammed, one of the Par- wall,” said Khurram Parvez, Kashmir as a violent occu- He sometimes took me- said police had detained into reports of rape, torture rays’ neighbors. “Support- a program coordinator for pying force. nial jobs to help his sickly and tortured Mudassir for and extrajudicial killings in ing India is like supporting the Jammu-Kashmir Coali- Saqib, famous among his parents, younger sister and over two weeks in 2017, Kashmir. In a June report, soldiers killing and blinding tion of Civil Society. “They friends for appearing as an mentally disabled elder listing him as an “over- the U.N. particularly criti- children and destroying our feel the only way by which extra in the Bollywood film brother, his parents said ground worker,” a term In- cized Indian troops for fir- homes. Supporting India is the government of India is “Haider,” an adaptation of from their modest home, dian government forces use ing shotgun pellets at pro- just inhumane.” Con artist’s ‘vision of luxury’ won’t be prison Woman who bilked dozens lived large, traveled the world By Rachel Weiner eral days into a trial last fall, serving a probationary sen- The Washington Post after 20 people had testified tence. against her. Three others admitted WASHINGTON — For four years, Williams getting sucked into Keisha Williams lived large. claimed she had purchased Williams’ scam as semi- When she stayed at the Austrian software that unwitting co-conspirators. Ritz-Carlton in the Baha- would allow doctors to re- Prosecutors say when D’An- mas, her cabana had to have motely examine and talk drade’s network started to a balcony, and her shrimp with patients and needed run dry, Williams turned to could not be jumbo — “too cash to pay taxes and fees on Carla McPhun, a Maryland tough.” At the Cavalieri in the product. real estate investor who met Rome, she complained that She convinced a success- D’Andrade at a cookout. the Mercedes that picked ful California businessman McPhun admitted that she her up was “too small” — named Christian D’Andrade lied to one investor about not her “vision of luxury.” In to partner with her to raise where the money was go- Bora Bora, she bragged that $4 million, including $1.4 ing, thinking she would be she spotted actor Tracy million of his own money. able to repay it soon. She did U.S. ATTORNEY’S OFFICE FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA Morgan but “I have the She raised over a million not realize the entire proj- Keisha Williams was sentenced to more than 15 years after conning investors out of more biggest Villa on the island.” more from other victims. ect was a fraud until she saw than $5 million to fuel her luxurious lifestyle, including a 2016 trip to Disney World. For the next 15½ years, In fact, Williams never on the news last February Williams will live in a fed- fully purchased the soft- that Williams had been ar- ing and law, initially came financial and medical emer- year and for many years,” eral prison after admitting ware, spending less than rested. under investigation after gencies, Williams was on she wrote, according to that the millions she spent $300,000 she had gotten “That was only the begin- complaints that her con- trips with her girlfriend all court papers. “They need to on luxury vacations, cars from investors. Most of the ning of the nightmare,” Mc- sulting firm charged small over the world. take care of me.” and restaurants came from rest she spent on herself and Phun, who lost her life businesses advance fees for “It’s so much pain!” she At one point, she told a fraudulent health care her girlfriend, according to savings and her home, said work she never performed. texted him in December D’Andrade she was being software scheme that court records. in court last year. She was During her sentencing 2017. “I have a massive detained in Austria and fleeced more than 50 peo- D’Andrade, 70, lost his also sentenced to probation. she offered little explana- headache can’t even open couldn’t leave unless he sent ple out of their savings. business, his two houses, Two others, both former tion. my eyes barely and still her $150,000 immediately. “The way in which you car and all his savings, air marshals, admitted that “I believe I am a good trying to find remaining “I lost both houses as of spent this money ... is appal- according to court papers, Williams convinced them to person who made some bad money to get this done today. I don’t know what ling,” Judge Leonie along with the savings of his intimidate people she choices,” she said. today.” else I can do,” he told her. Brinkema told her before girlfriend, ex-wife and a claimed owed her money by Hundreds of messages She was, in reality, in the She responded that if he imposing the sentence this business mentee. He admit- pretending to still be federal she sent over the years of Bahamas, where in text couldn’t help her, she might month in federal court in ted lying to several victims agents. Ruben Gresham re- the fraud are included in messages she crowed that not see her dying grand- Alexandria, Va. “It was one himself about where the ceived three months in pris- court records, exposing in the hotel had given her four mother. of the worst (cases) I’ve money was going and how on; Arthur Robinson was detail her manipulations butlers but complained She was actually just seen.” quickly it would be paid given a probationary sen- and lies. about her cabana’s lack of a back from Bora Bora, and Williams, 43, of Ashburn, back, while believing tence. Repeatedly, when telling balcony. debating a friend via text Va., pleaded guilty to 14 Williams would make good Williams, who has de- D’Andrade she was broke “I spend the most at the whether to rent a yacht on fraud-related charges sev- on her promises. He is grees in electrical engineer- and struggling to deal with Ritz in food and beverage all her next trip to Miami.

Drone sighting at Newark airport stokes fears of larger problem By Alan Levin lers to halt arrivals at one of the pilot of United Flight flights through the evening which was briefly shut altitude. Bloomberg News the New York area’s busy 2335 said. “It was our exact in an attempt to ease con- down earlier this month “Spotting one from a airports, triggering hours of same altitude, probably 20 gestion from the initial when drones were sighted plane flying at more than The pilot on the United delays. More than 40 flights feet, 30 feet off our right.” event. near its runways. 100 mph strains the limits of Airlines flight nearing New- headed to Newark, N.J., A pilot on Southwest The disruption at New- The U.S. government is physical possibility,” said ark Liberty International were disrupted as the air- Airlines Co. Flight 476 first ark, a major hub in the New drafting proposals that company spokesman Adam Airport was given plenty of port temporarily shut down reported the device at 4:44 York metropolitan area, would track drones and Lisberg. warning by air traffic con- arrivals Tuesday after the p.m., according to the Fed- stoked fears of drone dis- identify their users in real The FAA has recorded trol that a drone was in his report from the United pi- eral Aviation Administra- ruptions as U.S. regulators time, but the rules are years hundreds of sightings of vicinity. Still, he sounded lot. tion and the flight-tracking seek to expand civilian uses away from becoming final. drones by pilots, including stunned at what he saw. “OK, and looks like about website FlightAware. The of the robotic aircraft while The world’s largest civil- at Newark and other major “We missed the drone by the same altitude?” the air temporary halt to arrivals tightening security. It also ian drone maker, China- commercial airports. There about 30 feet off our right traffic controller replied, ac- forced 43 flights to hold, recalled incidents at Lon- based SZ DJI Technology has been one confirmed wing,” the pilot radioed. cording to a recording of nine of which had to divert don’s Gatwick Airport, Co. Ltd., issued a statement collision in the U.S. between The United crew’s report Tuesday afternoon’s inci- to other airports, FAA said. which was disrupted over saying it would assist in any a drone and a traditional was the second sighting dent made available by the The FAA resumed ar- three successive days last investigation, but raising aircraft, an Army helicopter, within minutes, and that website LiveATC.net. rivals within an hour but month after drone sight- doubts that a pilot could see which had minor damage, was all it took for control- “Exact same altitude,” had to delay dozens of other ings, and Heathrow Airport, such a small craft at that in 2017. 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019

NEWS BRIEFING House panel Staff and news services opens probe of clearances for South Bend mayor joins 2020 Trump aides Democratic field for presidency WASHINGTON — House Democrats are SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Buttigieg has touted his opening an investigation Democrat Pete Buttigieg, work to improve his city of of the Trump White the 37-year-old mayor of 100,000 residents as he’s House’s security clearance South Bend, says he’s prepared for a jump from practices and what they forming an exploratory local politics to a presi- are calling “grave committee for a 2020 dential campaign. He’s breaches” of procedure presidential bid. also said Democrats could that allowed potentially “The reality is there’s benefit from a new gener- compromised people to no going back, and there’s ation of leaders as they try access the country’s most no such thing as ‘again’ in to unseat President Don- sensitive secrets. the real world. We can’t ald Trump in 2020. The investigation, an- look for greatness in the If he were to win the nounced Wednesday by past,” Buttigieg says in a Democratic nomination, House Oversight and Gov- video. Buttigieg would be the INDRA ABRIYANTO/GETTY-AFP ernment Reform Commit- “Right now our country first openly gay presi- Indonesian soldiers guide residents to safety Wednesday in Makassar, the capital of tee Chairman Rep. Elijah needs a fresh start,” he dential nominee from a South Sulawesi province. At least eight people were killed and more than 2,000 fled their Cummings, D-Md., seeks says. major political party. homes after heavy rains overwhelmed a dam and caused landslides in central Indonesia. to expose why people with security clearance issues had continued access to sensitive information and Rep. Jackson Lee steps down as to close those loopholes. Risk of no-deal Brexit recedes Among the people leader of House subcommittee whose cases the panel plans to scrutinize are WASHINGTON — Rep. In a statement last as calls grow to delay the split former national security Sheila Jackson Lee is tem- week, Jackson Lee’s office adviser Michael Flynn, porarily stepping down denied the woman in the LONDON — The risk of who are seeking to force “Extending Article 50 I Trump’s son-in-law and from her leadership of a lawsuit was fired for retri- a no-deal Brexit appears to her to postpone Brexit, and don’t believe resolves any senior adviser Jared House Judiciary subcom- bution. be receding after calls for a staunch euroskeptics who issues,” May told the House Kushner, and former mittee, following a lawsuit Jackson Lee is also delay to the United King- are threatening to bring of Commons on Wednes- White House staff secre- claiming she fired a staffer stepping down from her dom’s exit from the Euro- down her government if day. Parliament will still tary Rob Porter. who said she was raped by role as chairwoman of the pean Union won powerful she does. need to decide if it wants a a superior at the Congres- Congressional Black Cau- backing in London and Time for reaching a deci- deal, a no-deal Brexit, or no sional Black Caucus Foun- cus Foundation, but this other EU capitals. sion is running out. If the Brexit, she added. dation. will not be temporary. The Senior figures in the U.K. can’t agree to a deal by The question of a delay In Kentucky: A Catholic Jackson Lee, D-Texas, CBCF is the same organi- French and German gov- March 29, the country will could be taken out of May’s boys’ school widely criti- was chairwoman of the zation where the staffer, ernments said they would leave the EU in a disorderly hands. Next week Parlia- cized after a confrontation Crime, Terrorism, Home- identified in court filings be open to extending the split that British authorities ment is slated to vote on a at the Lincoln Memorial land Security, and Investi- as Jane Doe, interned in Brexit deadline as momen- warn will risk a recession. series of options, including in Washington is reopen- gations subcommittee. 2015. tum built for a delay in the May herself remains un- a proposal to force the ing under the watchful eye U.K. Parliament. persuaded of the case for a government to ask the EU of law enforcement. News Yet the issue remains delay, although she has to extend Article 50. outlets reported that a toxic for Theresa May. The stopped short of ruling out Nevertheless, a growing letter sent to parents de- British prime minister is an extension to the with- number of U.K. firms have tailed extra safety mea- Witness: El Chapo’s wife was in caught in the crossfire be- drawal deadline, set out in braced for disruption by sures being taken at Cov- on plans for 2015 prison escape tween pro-EU members of Article 50 of the EU’s Lis- stockpiling goods or shift- ington Catholic High her Conservative Party bon Treaty. ing operations overseas. School on Wednesday. NEW YORK — The and others who coordi- wife of Mexican drug lord nated the breakout at Alti- Joaquin “El Chapo” Guz- plano prison in central man played a key role in Mexico. 3 charged with conspiracy to make ‘swatting’ calls Released: An American- his infamous 2015 escape After the Sinaloa cartel born anchorwoman on from prison through a boss was recaptured and LOS ANGELES — Three Angeles allege they con- a Wichita, Kan., police offi- Iranian state television tunnel dug into the thrown in another Mexi- men have been charged spired with Tyler Barriss in cer answering a shooting who was held in the U.S. as shower of his cell, a wit- can lockup, the orginiza- with conspiracy to help a 2017 to make bomb and call to kill an innocent man. a material witness so she ness tesified Wednesday tion paid a $2 million bribe Los Angeles man make shooting reports to police, a The Los Angeles indict- could testify in an uniden- at the kingpin’s U.S. trial. to a prison official in phony emergency “swat- high school and convention ment names Neal Patel of tified criminal case was Damaso Lopez Nunez, exchange for getting him ting” calls around the na- center in Connecticut, Des Plaines, Ill.; Tyler released from jail once a loyal lieutenant for moved back to Altiplano, tion in hopes of sending Texas, Indiana, Ohio, Mis- Stewart of Gulf Breeze, Fla.; Wednesday evening. Guzman, told the jury that the witness said. Before police to the scene or forc- souri and Illinois. and Logan Patten of Green- Marzieh Hashemi, 59, Emma Coronel Aispuro that could happen, Guz- ing building evacuations. Barriss pleaded guilty in wood, Mo. Two are in was released from jail in helped her husband com- man was sent in 2017 to Federal indictments un- November to making hoax custody. It’s unclear if the Washington after being municate with his sons the U.S. for trial. sealed Wednesday in Los calls, including one that led men have lawyers. detained for 10 days.

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EDITORIALS After 2 rancorous police trials: Finish the consent decree

Two names are linked in the history of Chicago policing because of one deadly moment in 2014: Officer Jason Van Dyke, a white policeman, exited his patrol vehicle and fired 16 shots at Laquan McDonald, killing the African-American teenager. Van Dyke and McDonald — murderer and victim. Last week, two related cases concluded with seemingly contradictory results about Chicago Police Department actions in the McDonald shooting. On Thursday, a trio of officers was acquitted of charges they tried to cover up for Van Dyke’s misconduct. On Friday, Van Dyke was sentenced to nearly seven years in prison for his conviction in a separate trial for second-degree murder. The trials were sensational yet narrowly focused. The public, police and other offi- cials can applaud or decry the results: That a judge in the cover-up case rightly ruled on the evidence — or failed to hold three officers responsible for the police code of silence. That a judge in the Van Dyke case meted out appropriate punishment — or let the officer off the hook. Chicagoans are free to debate the outcomes but also their meaning. ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Former Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke, center, at his sentencing hearing at the Leighton Criminal Court Building last week. What should have the greatest impact on CPD is not what occurred in those trustworthy Police Department it deserves. decree that brings a federal judge and lous reinvention of Chicago policing. The courtrooms. It’s what happens next — Six times. Every attempt to rid CPD of independent monitor into the process of local Fraternal Order of Police is resisting soon, we anticipate — with the completion rogue officers, improve training and heal overseeing reforms. the consent decree, though its court chal- of a consent decree that will lock in place broken relations with minority communi- Training, supervision and accountability lenge so far has been rebuffed. Each prom- federal oversight of Chicago police re- ties failed. all will be part of the document. Policing ise in the decree has to be converted into a forms. In the wake of McDonald’s killing and fairly, with courtesy and dignity, and without policy. And then the culture of the depart- The killing of Laquan McDonald, cap- other incidents, the city tried a seventh bias is in the draft version of the consent ment has to change. Consent decrees are tured on video released after a lengthy legal time to enact training and oversight re- decree. Holding public servants accountable long-term documents. battle, paradoxically set Chicago on this forms. This time, a U.S. Justice Department when they violate law or policy is in it too. new path to fixing police dysfunction. We investigation also nailed the department Given the list of past officers accused of The sooner this one gets rolling, the count six previous times since 1960 that a for misuse of force, and lax oversight and wrongdoing, the weak efforts at reform better off Chicago will be. Laquan McDon- City Hall task force or blue-ribbon panel accountability. This time, Mayor Rahm and the challenge of fighting crime in a ald’s killing was a needless tragedy. But it promised Chicago the high-performing, Emanuel agreed to negotiate a consent violent city, we aren’t expecting a miracu- also will lead to improved policing. Chicago aldermen, thinking alike or misleading voters? Chicagoans know their aldermen to be hard votes to fund our in whole or in large mea- names, and your photographs, in fact are thoughtful. But when two aldermen are pension funds, ….” sure on every answer. statements of a word merchant you hired, almost identically thoughtful in responding Hmm. Same answer. Why would anyone what does that say about your manage- to Tribune Editorial Board questionnaires, Probably a coincidence. do that to Chicago voters ment skills? What does that say about your voters have to wonder if someone’s mis- The two aldermen’s trying to evaluate candi- fitness to help run a $9 billion-a-year City leading them. responses had arrived at dates? Hall? The questionnaires are crucial to our the Tribune 71 minutes And most important, what does that say endorsement process. We appreciate the apart. Top officials of both about your regard for Chicago voters? extensive effort many candidates make to Second question: campaigns told us they What are they supposed to do with some- articulate their policy positions, their What do you see as the Harris Curtis didn’t know what had body else’s answers passed off as yours? hopes for their wards, how they would city’s number one chal- happened. But both You say that you agree with what someone improve Chicago. We ask basic questions lenge in the next four years? campaigns had hired the same campaign submitted in your name. But how would many Chicagoans would ask candidates if Curtis: “Our City has made great strides consultant. Maybe the consultant would you have answered if you would have an- given the chance. And to assist those vot- in stabilizing our finances but the job isn’t know. swered? ers, we post responses at chicagotri- done. In the next four years ….” This consultant is well-known, having On Feb. 26 you’ll answer to voters misled bune.com/candidates. Harris: “Our City has made great strides handled Democratic candidates for state- by all of this. For example, here’s how Ald. Derrick in stabilizing our finances, but the job isn’t wide and legislative offices. But the con- Similar cases have happened before. In Curtis, 18th, began his answer to our first done. In the next four years ….” sultant either has trouble responding to 2016, state Sen. Dan McConchie, R- question: Why should voters elect you and voicemails or doesn’t want to tell us how Hawthorn Woods, and Dawn Abernathy of not your opponents? Gosh, another coincidence. this happened. We’ll keep trying. Mundelein, a GOP candidate for the Illi- “This term, I took key votes that stabi- And another. And another. As you’ll see Ald. Harris called us to say, “My campaign nois House, turned in Tribune surveys lized our city’s financial future and ad- online, we had posed nine questions most sought some advice” but that her posted with strikingly similar answers. Mc- vanced economic development across the candidates could readily answer — how responses “reflect exactly how I feel.” Conchie apologized and called it “embar- City from taking the hare (sic) votes to Chicago Public Schools should react to Ald. Curtis called us to say “I’m really just rassing.” He said they shared a campaign fund our pension funds ….” shrinking enrollment, your game plan for trying to unravel it.” He said he didn’t copy adviser and followed a questionnaire tem- How did Ald. Michelle Harris, 8th, an- reducing violent crime, the pension crisis, anything from anyone, adding, “Everything plate a little too closely. swer that question? “This term, I took key eradicating lead from drinking water, how I said on that paper is absolutely true.” Note to Chicago mayoral candidates votes that stabilized our city’s financial aldermen can be more independent of the who want to halve the 50-member City future and advanced economic devel- mayor’s office ... But that’s not the issue here, is it, Council: Maybe start with aldermen who opment across the City. From taking the Word for word, Curtis and Harris agreed aldermen? If the statements next to your think almost identically alike.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING SCOTT STANTIS

Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper was asked this past fall whether Ohio was becoming a reli- ably red state. “This November will answer that ques- tion,” he answered. Well, it certainly did. For the seventh time in eight elections, Ohioans elected a Republican governor. GOP candidates swept all five statewide executive offices for the sixth time in seven elections. Between 1970 and 1990, Democrats won 22 of 27 (81.5 percent) of the executive offices. Since 1990, Republicans have won 33 of 41 (80.5 percent). For well more than a century, Ohio not only voted most often of any state for the winning presidential candidate (28 of 30 times between 1896 and 2012), but it also deviated the least of any state from the national, two-party voting average. That run is over. Ohio now votes like a red state. … While Ohio is located about 1,400 miles from the Mex- ican border, Ohioans identified immigration as the second-most-important issue in the 2018 election. Among those highly concerned about immigration, now-Gov. Mike DeWine (R) won 83 percent of their votes. ... After the 2018 elections, Dave Betras, Democratic chairman in Mahoning County, which includes Youngs- town, remarked, “I don’t know how you can call (the state) anything but red. At one time a guy who show- ered after work and not before used to be reliably blue, and I’m not sure they are anymore.” Mike Dawson, The Washington Post 18 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 PERSPECTIVE

BRYAN WOOLSTON/AP Some students from Covington Catholic High School in Park Hills, Ky., are taking some undeserved flak following a confrontation in Washington last week. Give the Covington kids a break — those MAGA hats aren’t markers of a permanent worldview to me back then and asked if I could dent, I saw antiwar protesters waving as they grow into adulthood. They imagine voting for him in the distant the flag of the Viet Cong, which at the don’t deserve to be pilloried, much less future, I would have scoffed. If you time was killing Americans. I remem- punched, for views that they may had told me I would someday take a ber college kids wearing Che Guevara someday revise or reject. favorable view of feminism or Black T-shirts. Some on the left defended Not that we actually know those Lives Matter, I would have questioned the bombings carried out by the views. A white high school boy might Steve Chapman your sanity. But all those came to pass. Weather Underground. wear a MAGA hat without being fully When videos emerged of the en- When Saigon fell to the communists enamored of Trump and without fully In my youth, I had all the makings counter at the Lincoln Memorial in- in 1975, The Harvard Crimson pub- appreciating how other people may of a future supporter of Donald volving the Kentucky teenagers, a lished an editorial declaring, “The perceive it. Trump. I grew up in Texas, attended group of black radicals and a Native victory of the Vietnamese National Humans are complicated creatures, segregated public schools and went to American activist, social media boiled Liberation Front is a victory, first of all, and adolescents are still unformed. It’s a conservative Presbyterian church over with fury at the students. The for the people of Vietnam. Americans, ignorant and irresponsible to assume every Sunday. entire group was depicted as privi- who played a crucial role in forcing that these boys, or anyone else, can be I cheered Richard Nixon at a 1968 leged racists hostile to women and their government to withdraw from definitively categorized based on the campaign rally. When I moved into my minorities who deserved to be named, Indochina, should rejoice in the Viet- surface traits we see. freshman college dorm, I hung a Con- shamed, harassed, ostracized and even namese triumph.” One advocate in my youth knew as federate flag on the wall. I subscribed physically attacked. As a dissenting member of the much. He urged each person “to dis- to Human Events, a hard-right weekly I am not here to relitigate each Crimson Editorial Board, I knew many cover the element of good in his ene- that was the closest thing we had to frame of the footage. I do not rise in of those who approved that piece, my, and every time you begin to hate Fox News. defense of “Make America Great which included some who professed that person and think of hating that In short, I looked much like the Again” hats, anti-abortion marches, to be Marxists or Maoists. I am happy person, realize that there is some good prevailing liberal image of the boys the tomahawk chop or any identifica- to report that none, to my knowledge, there and look at those good points from Covington Catholic, if not worse. tion with Donald Trump. became card-carrying communists or which will over-balance the bad If modern social media and current My point is that even those who violent extremists. In fact, all that I points.” standards had been around then, I strongly disapprove of these kids and know of went on to lead responsible, Americans commemorated the would have been deemed vile and their action should not write them off. productive lives. birthday of that man, Martin Luther irredeemable at a young age. They are high school students, which Back then, plenty of people on the King Jr., on Monday, but not many I don’t claim to be in perfect con- almost by definition means they are left said and did things that might be were heeding his advice. cord with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, deficient in knowledge, judgment and construed as repellent and unforgiv- but suffice to say, my views have experience. Given those shortcomings, able. But they were granted the oppor- Steve Chapman, a member of the Trib- changed a great deal in the intervening they are prone to mistaken opinions tunity to outgrow their youthful folly, une Editorial Board, blogs at www decades — a source of amusement to and unwise choices, just as every pre- rather than being treated as incurably .chicagotribune.com/chapman. my wife, who knew me as a hardcore vious generation of teenagers was. wicked. right-winger in high school. Liberals should not feel too superior The Covington kids should have the [email protected] If you had described Barack Obama in this respect. As a high school stu- same opportunity to mature and learn Twitter @SteveChapman13

OP-ART JOE FOURNIER Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 19 PERSPECTIVE

African-American women will be the key voters in 2020 By Donna F. Edwards identity politics, but for many women/women of color/black On Saturday, after a couple women, identity is politics. of hours in the hair salon — When black women think of always a couple of hours — the the wage gap, they know that 2020 election started taking they make 63 cents for every shape for me. Women. Women dollar made by their white of color. Black women. male counterparts. (For Latino I listened to the banter, a women, it’s 54 cents; for white lively combination of specu- women, it’s 79 cents.) lation about HBO’s “Game of When black women con- Thrones,” furloughed federal sider their health care, they workers canceling appoint- experience that their sisters ments, Women’s March poli- and mothers die of breast and tics, President Donald Trump’s cervical cancer, heart disease wall and more. One point of and diabetes at greater rates agreement: If the White Walk- than white women and that JEBB HARRIS/ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER 2004 ers can breach the mammoth their fertility is impacted dis- More older Americans in the workplace may be a sign that retirement is becoming unaffordable for many. ice wall across the north of proportionately by uterine Westeros, then a wall along our fibroids, premature delivery southern border is surely a and inadequate access to re- waste of money. productive care. Dwindling birth rate, fewer skilled My salon, and thousands When black women look at like it across the country, is their economic prospects, they immigrants will make retiring harder where the 2020 election will know they stare down over be decided. $10,000 more in college debt By Noah Smith gests that Americans will be benefits and raised taxes on the For Democrats, the quest to than white men do — overall, asked to work longer. working population. It also cre- win the 2020 primary and women hold about $400 bil- Traditionally, Americans could The U.S. bounced back from ated a wage subsidy for elderly general elections flows lion more in college debt than look forward to a comfortable falling fertility once before, in the employment, and allowed older through the vibrant conversa- men. In overall wealth, too, retirement. After four decades in late 1980s. But as economist people to claim higher total ben- tions of black women on a black women lag significantly an office or a factory, sometime in Lyman Stone has written, there efits if they delayed their retire- Saturday morning — a time behind. How can you have their 60s they would lay down are reasons why history may not ments. and place of unvarnished truth security when you don’t have their burdens and enjoy a final repeat itself. High and increasing This combination of carrots among women of all classes income and savings? couple of decades with time to costs of housing, child care and and sticks successfully pushed and life experiences. Ask Hilla- These are the politics of a relax, spend time with family and education show no sign of revers- older Japanese people to stay in ry Clinton: Women of color black woman’s identity. Al- friends, and reflect on their lives. ing. The need for ever-higher the labor force. Both men and voted overwhelmingly for her ready, Democratic candidates But since the financial crisis, levels of education to thrive in women ages 60 through 64 began in 2016, including 69 percent entering the presidential race older Americans have been in- the U.S. job market is causing working much more than before, of Latino women and 94 per- have acknowledged the impor- creasingly staying in the work- families to delay childbirth, while employment levels for cent of black women in the tance of women, women of place. which results in fewer children. people ages 65 through 69 recov- general election, slightly less color, black women in their Some see this as a positive Stone projects that U.S. fertility ered to the high levels that had than for President Barack pathways to victory. With this trend, because it adds to the rates could fall as low as 1.5 or 1.4 prevailed before Japan’s lost Obama in 2012. One big prob- week’s entry of Sen. Kamala economy. But others rightfully — the levels that prevail in Japan decade in the 1990s. People over lem, though. Turnout was Harris of California, some view it with trepidation, because and some European countries. 65 are estimated to have raised down among African-Ameri- candidates may be tempted to there’s the distinct possibility There is another source of the country’s employment levels can voters in key states. To write off their chances of cap- that many of these elderly people population growth that the U.S. by about 2 million since the econ- reach the White House, Clin- turing the votes of black wom- just can’t afford to retire. has traditionally depended on: omic recovery began in 2012. ton needed more of these en. That would be a mistake. Whether their nest eggs were immigration. Low-skilled immi- This is being hailed as a mira- women in Philadelphia, De- These voters are listening. wiped out in the housing crash or grants make it easier to raise kids cle or good news in some quar- troit and Milwaukee. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth they just didn’t save enough or by providing cheap child care ters. And it’s true that putting Conversely, many white Warren’s announcement their kids don’t make enough services. High-skilled immi- armies of old people to work has women continue to stick with framed her economic-populist money to support them, the grants earn more and pay a lot of helped Japan arrest its economic the GOP. President Trump message to appeal to women, decline of retirement seems like taxes, while using few govern- stagnation despite its lack of narrowly won white women in pointing to an economy that an ominous development. ment services themselves, mean- skilled immigration or young 2016 (it was women of color has failed women of color. Sen. The pressures on older Ameri- ing that their fiscal contribution people. But is this really the solu- who gave Clinton her signifi- Kirsten Gillibrand of New York cans to work will likely become is enormously positive. tion that the U.S. should want? Is cant edge with women over- made a head-on pitch to wom- only greater in the coming years. But low-skilled immigration to putting grandma and grandpa all), while the parties ran about en as a mom with a record of This is because the young, work- the U.S. has declined, meaning behind a store counter or in an even with them in House elec- fighting for gender equality. ing population needed to support that more expensive child care is office into their late 60s and 70s a tions in 2018. Democrats did Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minne- retirees will see slower growth, on the horizon. And high-skilled victory, or a grim necessity? manage to peel away more sota may soon join the field. and possibly outright shrinkage. immigration may soon taper off, If the U.S. wants to avoid college-educated white wom- But this work cannot be left As recently as 10 years ago, the as President Donald Trump’s Japan’s fate, it needs to take steps en in the 2018 midterms, some to this fine array of female U.S. had unusually high fertility policies and rhetoric make the to avoid Japan’s population struc- fertile ground for 2020 growth. candidates — in 2020, this is rates for a developed nation. The country less hospitable for the ture. Urgent measures to make Since the 2016 defeat, it has men’s work too. After Iowa and total fertility rate — the number world’s best and brightest. housing cheaper, such as those been the strength of the black New Hampshire, the road to of children a woman can be ex- In other words, the U.S. may suggested by U.S. Sen. Elizabeth women’s vote that has driven success in the South goes pected to have over her lifetime soon find itself without its two Warren, D-Mass., should be victories in statewide and through the votes of black — was about 2.1 children per big long-term population boost- paired with generous child tax down-ballot races for Demo- women. But remember: wom- woman, which is the level re- ers and wind up as a graying, credits and universal pre-K edu- crats — including the much- en/women of color/black quired for long-term population shrinking nation, with young cation, in order to bring down the celebrated record number of women are not a monolith — stability. But since then, the rate people burdened with supporting costs of having children. And the diverse women in the new they are individuals, and they has fallen to 1.8 in 2016, implying ever-more old people, and the U.S. should emphatically reverse Congress. want to be fought for. Every long-term population shrinkage. elderly themselves forced to course on Trump’s policies Why are these facts so im- candidate must wage that Much of this is due to a fall in work long into what used to be toward skilled immigrants, dra- portant for a crowded 2020 battle. fertility among Hispanics, whose the golden years. matically expanding the number Democratic presidential pri- I don’t pretend to know who birth rates are converging with In this, the U.S. will be follow- of employment-based green mary field? Simple — the num- will win the Democratic nomi- those of other groups. The Great ing in Japan’s footsteps. Japan cards and implementing a Cana- bers clearly show that the real nation. But I do know that if he Recession was undoubtedly a has had low fertility for much dian-style points-based system juice for Democrats rests with or she ultimately makes it to trigger as well; permanently longer than the U.S., and until for letting in large numbers of women of color. No candidate the White House, it’s going to lower expectations of income and recently had little immigration. skilled foreigners. can ignore black women in the be on the strength and support wealth made child rearing seem Even now, although immigration Keeping a healthy, stable primary season and still hope of black women. The time to like a more financially daunting has been increased, it’s mostly of population of productive young to engage them after winning start reaching out to them is prospect. the low-skilled variety. With workers is better than working the party nomination — that now. Fewer kids means, eventually, uncompetitive low salaries and until we drop. won’t fly. Black women are the fewer young workers to support an ossified corporate culture, most reliable base of the The Washington Post an increasing population of retir- Japan has had great difficulty Bloomberg Democratic Party. To win this ees. This will result in less money attracting high-skilled foreigners. base in the primary, and then Donna F. Edwards was a Demo- being paid into the Social Securi- As a result, the country’s social Noah Smith is a Bloomberg Opin- fully mobilize it in a general cratic representative of Mary- ty and Medicare systems, requir- security system has come under ion columnist. He was an assistant election, the candidates will land in the U.S. House of Repre- ing either cuts in benefits, a great strain. As the country grew professor of finance at Stony Brook need to listen to the women in sentatives from 2008 to 2017 higher retirement age or ever- older and older, Japan repeatedly University, and he blogs at No- the hair salons. and is a Washington Post con- ballooning deficits. History sug- raised the retirement age, cut ahpinion. In 2020, some may write off tributing columnist.

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Charges in McDonald that into question and bring those testimony of police Officer Dora could have handled McDonald’s Distortion of facts public servants to account for Fontaine, how could any future refusal to stop walking and his case justified their actions. possible whistleblowing police defiance to respond to the officers Nina Vinik’s commentary Following the coverage of the — Rachel Combs, Chicago officer ever consider coming quite differently. (“Concealed carry doesn’t guar- trials of Jason Van Dyke, Thomas forward to reveal the abuse he or Hadiya Pendleton was killed in antee our safety; it puts us at Gaffney, Joseph Walsh and David she has witnessed? And why in 2013. Micheail Ward, a young greater risk,” Jan. 17) distorted a March involving the death of Agents of truth? the world would any well-mean- black man, was convicted and few facts. Laquan McDonald and the al- Regarding the acquittal of the ing Chicago citizen come forward sentenced to 84 years for Hadiya’s While it is true firearms were leged cover-up, I heard a recur- three Chicago police officers: to report witnessed police abuse murder. There is no explanation involved in nearly 40,000 deaths, ring theme that I find deeply Why require police to file a police in light of Stephenson’s discount- that can justify the difference in almost 24,000, or 60 percent, of troubling. I heard it during the report if you don’t require them ing of the testimony of citizen these two sentences for the mur- those were suicides. Ms. Vinik’s closing argument from Van Dyke’s to tell the truth? eyewitnesses? der of a human being. Both mur- design seems to be to lead the defense attorneys, implied during — Bill Breymeyer, Burr Ridge The city, its reputation, and its der victims were young black reader to think guns are the prob- some of the testimony in Van future race and community- people from Chicago with lives to lem, not the people who violate Dyke’s sentencing hearing and ‘Code of silence’ police relations suffered a terrible live. Their young life experiences laws. Criminal minds care less again from the lawyers defending wounding blow Thursday. are very different, but they both about the law than the man in the the three police officers now continues — Robert E. Stanley, Highland came from families that cared for moon. If the judiciary had more acquitted of conspiracy. “This trial I have the greatest respect for Park and loved them. The primary respect for justice, it would im- should never have happened.” the devoted police officers who difference is the backgrounds of pose the proper sentence on gun Even if you believe that the daily risk their own personal Stark contrast in their convicted killers. The crimi- law transgressors, But when shooting of McDonald was justi- safety to do their jobs of protect- nal justice system and these prosecutors plea bargain and fied and that the treatment of ing the public. punishment judges send the message that the judges slap wrists, you wind up video evidence was just part of a However, Associate Judge I was numb when I heard the life of a young black man is worth with articles like Ms. Vinik’s, series of well-intended adminis- Domenica Stephenson’s horren- prison sentence of 81 months less than the life of a white man. which misrepresent the facts and trative bungles, to say that it was dous decision this past Thursday given to Jason Van Dyke by Judge We demand a criminal justice the real problem. inappropriate to bring charges has killed any serious examina- Vincent Gaughan. Van Dyke is a system that is fair to all. — Dennis A. Pyzyna, Arlington against these officers is deeply tion of the infamous Chicago trained police officer supposedly — Yvonne Smith, Evanston Heights disturbing. Police officers are police “code of silence” for the experienced and knowledgeable entrusted with the use of deadly foreseeable future and probably about the use of lethal force when force for the public good. If we set race relations and community- on the job. The dashboard camera For online exclusive letters go to www.chicagotribune.com/letters. have reason to believe that force police relations in Chicago back footage did not show evidence for Send letters by email to [email protected] or to Voice is misused, we have not only the for at least a generation. After her the use of lethal force against of the People, Chicago Tribune, 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, right but also the obligation to call attacks on and discounting of the Laquan McDonald. Van Dyke Chicago, IL 60601. Include your name, address and phone number. 20 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Thursday, January 24, 2019

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Shutdown could prompt zero growth White House top monthlong funding lapse. It represented the most In a Twitter post on Kevin Hassett, chairman dire forecast yet from a Tuesday, Trump wrote that economist has dire of the White House Coun- Trump administration offi- “The United States has a forecast for nation cil of Economic Advisers, cial on the shutdown’s great economic story to tell. was asked in a CNN inter- economic toll. Number one in the World, By Damian Paletta view if the economy’s The U.S. economy rarely by far!” The Washington Post growth rate for the first stalls or contracts, and a The United States has quarter of the year could growth rate of 0 percent long been the largest econ- WASHINGTON — The fall to 0 percent if policy- would be a sharp fall from omy in the world, though White House’s top econo- makers don’t step in soon. its performance last year. it’s unclear what precise mist on Wednesday said “Yes, we could” see that, Trump has pushed his calculation he was refer- the economy could com- he said. “If it extended for aides to pursue policies ring to in his post. pletely stall in the first the whole quarter, and giv- that grow the economy by 3 White House officials three months of 2019 if the en the fact that the first percent or 4 percent per say the partial government government shutdown quarter (growth rate) tends year, and the economy is shutdown is stripping away does not end, drawing a to be low because of resid- expected to have grown by roughly 0.1 percent of econ- sharp contrast with the ual seasonality, then you close to 3 percent in 2018, in omic growth per week. rosy economic picture could end up with a num- part because of tax cuts and Growth for the first quarter JACQUELYN MARTIN/AP President Donald Trump ber very close to zero in the spending increases advo- White House economist Kevin Hassett said the economy has tried to paint during the first quarter.” cated by the White House. Turn to Growth , Page 3 could completely stall in the first quarter of 2019.

Walgreens agrees to pay U.S. $269M Settlements cover allegations over improper billing By Chris Dolmetsch and Robert Langreth Bloomberg

Walgreens Boots Alliance agreed to pay $269.2 million to settle U.S. claims that the drugstore chain defrauded a federally funded health care program over insulin drugs and a consumer-discount initiative. The two settlements, an- nounced Tuesday, cover al- legations over improper billing. In the first one, the ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS company agreed to pay Laura Pekarik is suing the city of Chicago, alleging its ordinance controlling food truck operations is unconstitutional. $209.2 million to resolve claims it billed Medicare, Medicaid and other pro- grams for hundreds of thou- sands of insulin pens it distributed to people who didn’t need them. In the second, Walgreens said it Food truck wars would pay $60 million for overbilling Medicaid by not disclosing lower drug prices Illinois Supreme Court to decide on constitutionality of it offered in a discount program. The accords come as Chicago’s regulations on restaurants’ mobile competitors scrutiny of health care costs increases across the country. By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz | Chicago Tribune The Trump administration has been focused on trying he fate of Chicago’s food truck scene rests in the to drive down prescription- hands of the Illinois Supreme Court, which in the drug costs, and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle coming months will decide if city regulations have introduced bills aimed meant to protect restaurants from their wheeled at capping pharmaceutical competitors are unconstitutional. prices. States including Cali- fornia have also floated TThe state’s highest court neurs out of business and plans to try to rein in heard oral arguments in stunted the local scene even as spending on prescription Springfield Wednesday in the it has thrived elsewhere in the drugs. long-running battle by food nation. About 65 food trucks Walgreens is also con- trucks to overturn restrictions actively operate in Chicago , fronting an increasingly they say unfairly suppress half the number that regularly competitive retail and phar- competition. roamed the streets before the macy landscape after rival Despite losing twice in the city ordinance was adopted in CVS Health Corp. agreed to lower courts, Cupcakes for 2012, estimates Gabriel A customer purchases food from a food truck along Wacker Drive acquire health insurer Aetna Courage owner Laura Pekarik, Wiesen, president of the Illi- in Chicago. and Amazon.com bought who brought the lawsuit in nois Food Truck Association online pharmacy PillPack. 2012, said she is confident she and owner of Beavers Donuts, sions to help their bricks-and- food trucks and has other “Overbilling and im- will prevail. which operates three food mortar competitors succeed. public benefits, including pre- proper billing of Medicare “What’s right is right, and trucks and a store in the Another part of the law that venting pedestrian congestion and Medicaid unduly bur- you can’t protect one industry French Market. mandates food trucks carry on sidewalks and incentivizing den taxpayers and put the from another,” said Pekarik, Pekarik’s lawsuit claims a GPS devices so that the city can trucks to go to underserved solvency of these vital who started her cupcake busi- rule prohibiting food trucks track their whereabouts con- areas of the city with fewer health-care programs at ness out of a food truck and from parking within 200 feet stitutes a “warrantless search” dining options. risk,” U.S. Attorney Geoffrey now runs two bakeries in the of any establishment that and violates privacy protec- “The purpose is not to sup- Berman in Manhattan said suburbs. serves food — a category that tions, the suit claims. press competition but to pro- in a statement. The com- Chicago food truck op- includes convenience stores The city argues that the tect the many benefits that pany “admitted and ac- erators say the city’s restric- with hot dog rollers — forces 200-foot rule “balances” the cepted responsibility for the tions have driven entrepre- food trucks to make conces- interests of restaurants and Turn to Food truck, Page 2 conduct the government al- leged in its complaints under the False Claims Act.” “What’s right is right, and you can’t protect one industry from another.” Walgreens said in a state- Cupcakes for Courage owner Laura Pekarik ment that it is pleased to

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Kraft Heinz makes play for spotlight with racy Devour Super Bowl ad By Mae Anderson Pepsi wearing skimpy “Male millennials may Devour released a 60- Associated Press shorts in 1992 or the 2013 get a yuk out of it, but it is second “uncensored” ver- GoDaddy ad that showed a going to do very little to sell sion online Wednesday and NEW YORK — Sex sells squeamishly close-up shot any products,” he said. “It’s plans a toned-down, 30- ... frozen food dishes? of a kiss. But advertisers more likely to do more second version during the Kraft Heinz Co.’s frozen have largely toned it down damage than good for the Feb. 3 game. Devour isn’t food brand Devour is trying in recent years, focusing actual brand.” giving details on what it’s to make waves during its instead on crowd-pleasing So why take the risk? The cutting, beyond saying it Super Bowl debut with an approaches using animals, stakes are high as a 30- won’t use the word “porn.” ad that takes a humorous, humor or celebrities. second ad can cost more Even so, Adamson said, it innuendo-packed jab at one Raunchy ads risk offending than a reported $5 million. can backfire because the man’s “porn addiction” — as or polarizing a company’s “It’s an example of the suggestive message doesn’t in “frozen food porn.” intended target audience. intense pressure on market- tie in closely with the prod- Super Bowl ads have long That’s likely to happen ers to at all costs say ‘Hey uct itself. used raunchiness and sex to with Devour’s ad, said Allen look at me,’” he said. In the uncensored ver- stand out during advertis- Adamson, co-founder of the “There’s nothing worse sion, a woman talks about KRAFT HEINZ CO. ing’s biggest stage. Think branding consultancy than spending $5 million Devour brand’s Super Bowl spot shows a woman struggling Cindy Crawford downing a MetaForce. and having no one notice.” Turn to Super, Page 3 with her boyfriend’s “frozen food porn addiction.” 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 Tech firm Vistex doubling Chicago-area workforce By Robert Channick Chicago Tribune

Vistex — a suburban tech firm whose CEO, Sanjay Shah, is perhaps best known for paying a then- record $17 million for the penthouse at Chicago’s Trump International Hotel & Tower — is getting up to $105 million from a private equity firm and plans to double its Chicago staff in the next few years. The investment will al- low the company to open ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2017 BOEING CO. an office in Chicago and is a Sanjay Shah said the funding will enable him to hire new Boeing’s autonomous passenger air vehicle prototype is seen in Manassas, Va. The stepping stone for the 20- sales, marketing and engineering talent. electric craft has a range of as much as 50 miles, the plane-maker said. year-old company to go public, said Shah, 50, who plans to open a satellite vestment, I had no inkling has yet to move into his office in Chicago — prob- of what was to come,” Shah Trump Tower digs. ably in the tech-heavy Ful- said. Boeing’s flying car “This is not a payday for ton Market district — Shah said he is not us,” Shah said. “This is within the year to accom- thrilled by the controversy really to invest more in the modate employees who surrounding the Trump ad- business so we can launch live downtown, Shah said. ministration, and by exten- completes 1st test flight into going public someday The shift from the sub- sion the building embla- and build a larger com- urbs to the city is a growing zoned with the president’s By Anurag Kotoky Airbus are two of the many Boeing’s urban air mo- pany.” trend among companies name in 20-foot letters. He and Julie Johnsson companies racing to stake a bility arm, Boeing NeXt, Vistex, which provides seeking to appeal to a nonetheless remains bull- Bloomberg News claim on flying cars and enlisted Aurora to design business software for com- younger workforce. But ish on his investment in the parcel-hauling drones, and develop the prototype. panies such as Whirlpool, Shah, a South Barrington 14,260-square-foot full- A Boeing flying car de- which have the potential to The company didn’t say if Walmart, Apple and 3M, resident, has not been so floor penthouse, which in- signed to whisk passengers be the next disruption to the model is the one being generates $250 million in quick to make the move to cludes five bedrooms and a over congested city streets sweep the aerospace in- developed for Uber. Boeing annual revenue, but is far Chicago, with his Trump 360-degree view of the city. and dodge skyscrapers dustry. Boeing’s push was NeXt’s portfolio also in- from a household name, Tower penthouse suite still Shah has yet to build out completed its first test boosted by a 2017 acquisi- cludes a fully electric cargo Shah said. “Not a lot of folks unoccupied. the space, but he uses it for flight on Tuesday, offering tion of Aurora Flight Scien- air vehicle — designed to have heard about Vistex,” Shah gained some noto- events, including his recent a peek into the future of ces, whose projects in- transport as much as 500 he said. riety in December 2014 50th birthday party. He has urban transportation the clude a new flying taxi it is pounds — which com- The company has grown when he bought the unfin- no plans to sell it, but no aerospace giant and others developing with Uber pleted its first indoor flight into a worldwide operation ished 89th-floor penthouse timetable to occupy it ei- are seeking to reshape. Technologies. last year and is slated for with 1,500 employees in 20 for $17 million, then a ther. A prototype of its auton- Others are also rushing outdoor testing this year. offices. The investment record for Chicago residen- An Indian immigrant omous passenger air vehi- rotorcraft concepts to mar- Future flights of the 30- from Silicon Valley private tial real estate. That trans- who came to the U.S. in cle completed a controlled ket. Vahana, the self-pilot- feet-long and 28-feet-wide equity firm Accel-KKR in- action has since been 1988 to get his MBA at takeoff, hover and landing ing air taxi developed by PAV prototype will test cludes an initial $65 million eclipsed by several others, Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Uni- during the test conducted A3, Airbus’ tech-centric forward, wing-borne flight for a minority stake inVis- topped by hedge fund bil- versity, Shah moved to Chi- in Manassas, Va., about 30 Silicon Valley outpost, and the transition phase tex, and an option for an lionaire Ken Griffin’s $58.5 cago in 1993 to work for miles southwest of Wash- completed its first test between vertical and for- additional $40 million. million acquisition of a giant software firm SAP. ington, D.C., Boeing said in flight last year. Intel and ward-flight modes, ac- Shah said the funding Gold Coast condo last year. His success, he said, can a statement Wednesday. EHang are also testing cording to the Boeing will enable him to hire new The penthouse deal took be an inspiration to both Propelled by electricity, their flying vehicles. statement. The company sales, marketing and engi- nearly two years to negoti- Chicago tech entrepre- the model is designed for Morgan Stanley ana- will also continue testing neering talent, doubling the ate with the Trump Organi- neurs, and others who fol- fully autonomous flight, lysts, in their most bullish to advance safety and reli- Chicago-area staff to 600 zation — mostly with son low in his footsteps. with a range of as much as estimates, predict such ability of the aircraft, it over the next two to three Eric Trump — and the “I was born in India, and 50 miles, the maker of technology could lead to a said. years. agreement includes the sig- I’m living the American military and commercial $2.9 trillion industry by In addition, the com- nature of Donald Trump, dream,” Shah said. jets said. 2040, while their most Follow @ChiTribBusiness on pany, which is housed in an who spoke to Shah only The Chicago-based pessimistic view pegs the Facebook and @ChiTribBiz on 80,000-square-foot build- after it closed. 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Twitter. ing in Hoffman Estates, “When I made this in- Twitter @RobertChannick Food trucks’ fate in hands of state Supreme Court Food truck , from Page 1 restaurants as well as some food trucks. bricks-and-mortar restau- Toia also favors the GPS rants bring to Chicago: tax rule as important for the revenue, jobs, they make a city to conduct health in- major contribution to tour- spections. ism and bring cultural con- The decline of food tributions to the city,” city trucks in Chicago could be attorney Suzanne Loose ar- due to factors other than gued in court Wednesday. the regulations, such as lack She added: “This balancing of capital and typical com- is proper, even when some petitive pressures that sink competition is suppressed.” restaurants all the time, he The GPS mandate, Loose said. argued, is “simply a record- But Toia is open to keeping requirement” so changing other rules that that the city can conduct food trucks dislike, such as inspections and ensure extending the two-hour regulatory compliance on serving limit to four hours. mobile businesses with no He also encourages open- static address. The data, ing more food truck stands, maintained by the GPS pro- particularly outside of col- vider, has not been accessed leges where he suspects by the city yet, she said. they would find an eager But Pekarik’s attorney, may be too strict.” audience in hungry stu- Robert Frommer of the The city’s Department of dents. Institute for Justice in Ar- Business Affairs and Con- Meanwhile, food trucks lington, Va., argued in court sumer Protection says continue to close their that the “incidental” public there are 120 licensed food doors. Dion Solano, co- benefits of the law cannot owner and executive chef justify what he called “bla- ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS of Jerk, a Jamaican grill that tant discrimination” Trucks line up to serve workers, pedestrians and tourists along Wacker Drive in Chicago this week. was one of Chicago’s first against food trucks and food trucks to cook food “blatant protectionism.” onboard, took his truck off Other businesses that cause the interests of food trucks lis, and Seattle were the road last year because congestion aren’t prohib- and restaurants and create deemed most challenging. there aren’t enough viable ited from setting up shop a healthy environment in Though the licensing parking places to make near restaurants, he said, which both can flourish.” process in Chicago isn’t as money consistently with- and data show most food For Frommer, a Libertar- onerous as in other cities, out breaking any laws. trucks don’t go to under- ian, the debate boils down “the experience of op- “It hurts,” said Solano, served areas despite the to the nature of competi- erating a food truck in who has his truck listed on rule because they don’t tion. Chicago is perhaps one of Craigslist. “I have built re- make money there. “It’s not government’s the most difficult in the lationships with a lot of Allowing cities to restrict job to pick the winners and country,” the report said. good people in the industry competition for “imagined” losers,” Frommer said last Pekarik ceased her regu- who have great concepts, public benefit could have week. “That’s the job of lar food truck route because great food and they have to downstream consequences, consumers.” the limited parking pre- close up shop and fail and he said. Diners craving a lobster vented her from promising lose money.” “No matter the industry, roll or tamale dished from a customers she would be in Solano, like many food officials could hobble new- truck window can only find Laura Pekarik, owner of Cupcakes for Courage Bakery, is a a certain location, and she truck entrepreneurs, was comers to protect en- them in select spots down- plaintiff in a lawsuit against the city of Chicago. feared getting a ticket. Vio- able to parlay his early trenched existing groups town. The vast majority of lations of the ordinance mobile success into a Jerk who they claim are impor- the Loop is off-limits to carry a penalties of $1,000 bricks-and-mortar restau- tant, too,” Frommer told the food trucks because of the trucks in Chicago today, 78 can gather, but most are in to $2,000. rant in River West, which court. 200-foot rule, creating stiff of which can cook food on locations with poor foot Her cupcake truck is will remain open. He would A state Appellate Court competition for the few board, compared to 110 a traffic and the few down- now used only for catering be happy to have food in late 2017 affirmed a trial available spots that some year ago and 115 in 2012, town can only accommo- or special events and most trucks lined up outside his court’s decision to uphold have likened to a “wild before the ordinance took date a truck or two, said of Pekarik’s business comes door if it wasn’t illegal, the rules, writing that the west” environment. effect. Since 2013 food Wiesen. from her storefronts in because he feels people city has a “critical interest Downtown office work- trucks have been issued 15 “It’s been extremely Elmhurst and Oak Park. But typically already know in maintaining a thriving ers like Shaun Metro, 31, citations for violating the cumbersome and has lim- if the city eases its restric- what they’re looking for food service industry of wish there were more 200-foot rule and 10 for ited the number of food tions “my truck will defi- when they step out for a which brick-and-mortar around. overstaying the 2-hour time trucks that can operate,” he nitely go on the road like it bite. establishments are an es- “They offer variety,” limit, according to the de- said. used to,” she said. Still, he feels an emo- sential part.” Metro, who works in IT, partment, which primarily Chicago ranked 13th, out The Illinois Restaurant tional loss to see his food Bill McCaffrey, spokes- said as he waited for a responds to consumer com- of 20, in a report last year Association supports the truck idled because it gave man for the city’s Law turkey sandwich from the plaints. The city held 43 from the U.S. Chamber of 200-foot rule as “fair” to him his start, and he wor- Department, declined to Fat Shallot food truck food truck festivals last year Commerce that analyzed restaurants that have to pay ries others won’t have the comment on the pending parked at Monroe and in Daley Plaza and Pioneer cities’ regulatory environ- property taxes and abide by same chance. litigation except to issue a Wacker, one of the few Court, it added. ments for food trucks. Port- regulations of their own. “When I consult (food statement: “Chicago’s food Loop spots where they are But Wiesen, of the Illi- land, Ore., Denver, Orlando, “Every business has to truck entrepreneurs), I truck ordinance has already permitted. He believes food nois Food Trucks Associ- Philadelphia, and India- follow zoning restrictions, sadly have to start off with: withstood the scrutiny of trucks likely do take busi- ation, said many of licensed napolis topped the list as and we just feel this is a ‘You don’t want to do this.’” two courts. More impor- ness from restaurants and trucks are not operating. friendliest to food trucks. zoning restriction,” said tantly, the regulations strike “I think there has to be The city has established Boston, Washington D.C., Sam Toia, CEO of the trade [email protected] the right balance between some type of control, but it stands where food trucks San Francisco, Minneapo- group, which represents Twitter @alexiaer Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 3 Walgreens settles World leaders poke Trump U.S. claims of fraud Fraud, from Page 1 over cooperation, free trade limits, prosecutors said. As a result, Walgreens re- have resolved the suits, ceived millions of dollars By Jamey Keaten cooperated with the gov- for insulin that many peo- and Paul Wiseman ernment and “admitted no ple didn’t need while wast- Associated Press wrongdoing.” The com- ing “substantial quan- pany declined to elaborate tities” of the medication, DAVOS, Switzerland — on whether it “accepted the U.S. said. World leaders in favor of responsibility” for the alle- The other settlement international cooperation gations in the U.S. com- involves a program called and free trade struck back plaint, as prosecutors said. the Prescription Savings Wednesday against the “We are resolving these Club that gave discounts to wave of populist national- matters because we be- customers who ordered ism that has featured more lieve it is in the best drugs from Walgreens. prominently than usual at interest of our customers, Prosecutors said the com- the gathering of elites in patients and other stake- pany failed to disclose the Davos. holders to move forward,” lower prices when seeking As heads of state from the company said in a reimbursement from Poland to Columbia to statement. Medicaid. Rwanda addressed the po- The settlement has Both cases arose from litical and business tycoons, been fully accounted for in lawsuits filed years ago by the question of global co- Walgreens’ financial state- whistle-blowers under the operation emerged as a di- ment as of Nov. 30, the False Claims Act. They viding line. The leaders of company said, adding that were both unsealed on Japan and Germany — it entered into a corporate Tuesday. Walgreens’ pay- countries that have flour- integrity agreement with ments will go to federal ished on trade since their the U.S. Health and Hu- and state governments. devastation under national- MARKUS SCHREIBER/AP man Services Department The U.S. didn’t say how ist leaders in World War II German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, below, ad- that builds on its existing much the whistle-blowers — focused on the need for dress attendees Wednesday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. compliance program. stand to collect. cooperation. Walgreens configured The cases are U.S. v It was a not-so-subtle dig The level of tensions re- its systems so that phar- Walgreens Inc., 12-cv-300, at earlier speeches by the mained intense, however. macists couldn’t dispense and U.S. v Walgreens Boots populist president of Brazil China’s vice president less than a full box of five Alliance Inc., 15-cv-5686, and U.S. Secretary of State used his own speech in insulin pens, and then it U.S. District Court, South- Mike Pompeo, who said Davos to take shots at submitted false data in ern District of New York governments should focus Trump and his adminis- reimbursement claims in- (Manhattan). more on national self-inter- tration. dicating that the total est over international rules. “Shifting blame for one’s number of daily doses Timothy Annett contrib- “I believe that it’s worth own problems onto others didn’t go over program uted to this report. bringing together like- will not resolve the prob- minded people around the lems,” Wang Qishan said. world, because anything He sought to cast China else will lead us into de- as a proponent of open spair,” said German Chan- markets, though in reality it Kraft Heinz goes racy cellor Angela Merkel. keeps tight control of its She said efforts to combat access to foreign investors global problems — from an JASON ALDEN/BLOOMBERG NEWS and companies. in Super Bowl spot economic slowdown to ten- “What we need to do is sions over trade, Brexit and he said in his first appear- like Trump has — without make the pie bigger while Super, from Page 1 “Food You Want to Fork.” migration — “will only func- ance in Davos in five years. going through international looking for ways to share it Kraft Heinz, co-head- tion if we are able to com- The U.S. and China, the institutions like the World in a more equitable way,” he her boyfriend’s problem quartered in Chicago and promise.” world’s two biggest econo- Trade Organization to settle said. “The last thing we with “frozen food porn” Pittsburgh, has a second She cited as a positive mies, are locked in a trade disputes — both Japan and should do is to stop making and says he watches it brand that will air a Super example a free trade deal dispute and have put tariffs European countries have the pie and just engage in a several times a day and has Bowl commercial: A 30- between the European on hundreds of billions of also complained about futile debate on how to a hidden stash of photos — second Planters nuts spot Union and Japan that will dollars-worth of traded China. divide it.” of food. Among the sug- will feature Mr. Peanut. take effect Feb. 1. goods. Abe said the WTO needs Trump had intended to gestive lines is the girl- Other Super Bowl ad- Japan’s prime minister, President Donald to be overhauled. visit Davos to meet with the friend saying that the ad- vertisers include Anheu- Shinzo Abe, put a similarly Trump’s administration “Major changes are tak- Chinese over the trade is- diction has made him a ser-Busch, Pepsi, Kia and strong focus on working says China is not being ing place, and the WTO is sues. The U.S. delegation “three-minute man,” as in Verizon. Colgate Total together, noting another transparent on government behind the curve — it’s not canceled the trip due to the the amount of time it takes was the first advertiser to trade deal, among Pacific subsidies it gives Chinese keeping up with pace,” Abe government shutdown. to heat up a frozen meal. unveil its Super Bowl ad, Rim countries. companies and is swiping said. “We need to reform it.” Other leaders have also had Though people don’t on Friday, which stars He warned, however that intellectual property from Efforts were underway to to nix their trips, including typically associate frozen Luke Wilson as a close there are risks. Western firms. defuse the U.S.-China dis- those of Britain and France foods with raunchiness, talker. “U.S.-China trade friction While Abe and Merkel pute, with a high-level Chi- to deal with Brexit and Devour’s latest ad is con- is one of those risks and squarely warned against nese delegation expected to popular protests. sistent with prior market- Follow @ChiTribBusiness on Japan traditionally has said taking punitive measures visit Washington on Jan. 30. ing efforts: It launched in Facebook and @ChiTribBiz on tit-for-tat trade-restrictive 2016 with the tagline Twitter. measures are of no benefit,” ADVERTISEMENT

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Vanguard GrIdxAdmrl 72.85 +.06 -5.3 Comcast Corp A 36.89 +1.92 SPOT METALS Vanguard HCAdmrl 84.82 +.06 +.4 Vanguard InTrInGdAdm 9.42 ... +.9 Qualcomm Inc 51.77 -2.52 CLOSE PREV. u d u u u u d d d Micron Tech 34.24 +.37 Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl 13.94 -.01 +2.1 Boxlight Corp 3.23 +.83 Gold $1283.10 $1282.50 Vanguard InsIdxIns 239.74 +.52 -5.3 Microsoft Corp 106.71 +1.03 Silver $15.317 $15.259 Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus 239.76 +.53 -5.2 Cisco Syst 45.46 +.68 Platinum $792.30 $786.50 Vanguard InsTtlSMIInPls 57.22 +.09 -5.4 FUTURES Sirius XM Hldgs Inc 5.84 -.01 Vanguard MdCpIdxAdmrl 182.87 -.04 -7.9 COMMODITY AMOUNT-PRICE MO. OPEN HIGH LOW SETTLE CHG. Apple Inc 153.92 +.62 INTEREST RATES Vanguard PrmCpAdmrl 127.35 -.07 -4.7 MagneGas Applied Tch .20 +.01 Vanguard STInvmGrdAdmrl 10.46 +.01 +1.6 WHEAT (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Mar 19 522.50 527 521.75 526 +4.75 Facebook Inc 144.30 -3.27 Prime Rate 5.50 Vanguard SmCpIdxAdmrl 68.36 -.14 -6.5 Discount Rate Primary 3.00 Vanguard TrgtRtr2020Inv 29.46 +.03 -4.4 May 19 529 532.75 527.50 531.75 +4.75 eBay Inc 32.61 -.29 Intel Corp 47.94 -.33 Fed Funds Target 2.25-2.50 Vanguard TrgtRtr2025Inv 17.59 +.03 -5.4 CORN (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Mar 19 379.50 381.75 378 378.75 -.25 Huntgtn Bancshs 13.56 +.04 Money Mkt Overnight Avg. 0.58 Vanguard TrgtRtr2030Inv 31.99 +.05 -6.2 Vanguard Nvidia Corporation 149.29 +.52 TrgtRtr2035Inv 19.60 +.03 -7.1 May 19 388 390.25 386.50 387.25 ... Vanguard Microbot Medical Inc 8.72 +1.52 FOREIGN EXCHANGE TtBMIdxAdmrl 10.45 +.01 +.9 SOYBEANS (CBOT) 5,000 bu minimum- cents per bushel Mar 19 911 918.25 910.50 915 +5.75 Vanguard TtBMIdxIns 10.45 +.01 +.9 American Airlines Gp 31.65 -1.09 Vanguard TtInBIdxAdmrl 21.78 ... +3.5 May 19 924.50 931.75 924 928.75 +6 Netflix Inc 321.99 -3.17 A U.S. Dollar buys... Argentina (Peso) 37.5375 Vanguard TtInBIdxIns 32.69 +.01 +3.5 SOYBEAN OIL (CBOT) 60,000 lbs- cents per lb Mar 19 29.19 29.42 29.09 29.38 +.32 Cronos Group Inc 14.72 -.35 Australia (Dollar) 1.4002 Vanguard TtInBIdxInv 10.89 ... +3.5 Tesla Inc 287.59 -11.33 Vanguard May 19 29.48 29.71 29.38 29.68 +.34 Brazil (Real) 3.7595 TtInSIdxAdmrl 26.60 +.09 -15.7 Starbucks Cp 66.43 +1.04 Vanguard TtInSIdxIns 106.35 +.35 -15.7 Britain (Pound) .7654 SOYBEAN MEAL (CBOT) 100 tons- dollars per ton Mar 19 312.80 314.90 312.10 312.90 -.10 21st Century Fox A 48.65 +.09 Vanguard TtInSIdxInsPlus 106.38 +.36 -15.7 Canada (Dollar) 1.3348 May 19 316.70 318.50 315.90 316.60 -.10 Vanguard TtInSIdxInv 15.90 +.05 -15.8 FOREIGN MARKETS China (Yuan) 6.7919 Vanguard TtlSMIdxAdmrl 65.67 +.10 -5.5 LIGHT SWEET CRUDE (NYMX) 1,000 bbl.- dollars per bbl. Mar 19 52.95 53.64 51.86 52.62 -.39 INDEX CLOSE CHG./% Euro .8785 Vanguard TtlSMIdxIns 65.68 +.10 -5.5 Apr 19 53.28 53.92 52.15 52.92 -.38 India (Rupee) 71.174 Vanguard TtlSMIdxInv 65.64 +.10 -5.6 Shanghai 2581.00 +1.3/+.1 Israel (Shekel) 3.6738 Vanguard WlngtnAdmrl 66.11 +.19 -3.6 NATURAL GAS (NYMX) 10,000 mm btu’s, $ per mm btu Feb 19 3.058 3.167 2.957 2.980 -.060 Stoxx600 354.89 -.2/-.1 Japan (Yen) 109.59 Vanguard WlslyIncAdmrl 60.30 +.12 -1.7 Mar 19 2.989 3.062 2.897 2.922 -.050 Nikkei 20593.72 -29.2/-.1 Mexico (Peso) 19.0387 Vanguard WndsrIIAdmrl 58.30 +.18 -8.9 MSCI-EAFE 1793.30 -2.2/-.1 Poland (Zloty) 3.77 NY HARBOR GAS BLEND (NYMX)42,000 gallons- dollars per gallon Feb 19 1.4061 1.4135 1.3623 1.3857 -.0158 d - Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. Bovespa 96558.44+1455.1/+1.5 So. Korea (Won) 1127.87 m - Multiple fees are charged, usually a marketing Mar 19 1.4195 1.4282 1.3780 1.4017 -.0141 FTSE 100 6842.88 -58.5/-.9 Taiwan (Dollar) 30.87 fee and either a sales or redemption fee. Source: The Associated Press CAC-40 4840.38 -7.2/-.2 Thailand (Baht) 31.70 Source: Morningstar.

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OBITUARIES

RUSSELL BAKER 1925-2019 Droll columnist and Calistro, Georgia I. Georgia I. Calistro (nee Hagopian), loving mother of Death Notices Nicholas Calistro and Maryanne Calistro; dear sister memorable memoirist of George, Gary, and April Hagopian, Karen Peters, Robert Salerno and the late Jilda Martucci; fond aunt Borre, Sheila Louise of many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will By Jon Thurber Russell Wayne Baker was Sheila Louise Borre (Heisterkamp), 64, passed away be held on Saturday beginning with Visitation from The Washington Post born in the Loudoun hamlet on January 19, 2019 at her home in Waukegan, IL. 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m. at Salerno’s Galewood Chapels, of Morrisonville on Aug. 14, She fought a brave 3 ½ year battle with cancer. Sciaraffa Funeral Directors, 1857 N. Harlem Ave., Russell Baker, the Pulit- 1925. His father was a stone- Sheila was born April 01, 1954 to the late William Chicago, 60707 concluding with a Chapel Service at zer Prize-winning writer mason who had diabetes as and Cecelia Heisterkamp. She grew up and re- 1:00 p.m. Interment Rosehill Cemetery in Chicago. who for 36 years brought well as a proclivity for sided in Waukegan. She enjoyed working at AAUW For information call (773) 889-1700. whimsy, irreverence and moonshine. The combina- Preschool for 22 years. Sheila cherished time spent with her family, reading, and was a devoted lover of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries droll commentary to the tion of the two killed him at animals. She touched the lives of many and will be Observer column in the 33. Russell was 5. remembered for her eternal optimism, kind heart, New York Times and whose Facing destitution after and generous spirit. Caporale, Charles R. memoir, “Growing Up,” was the death of her husband, Sheila is survived by her loving husband of 42 years, Charles R. Caporale, age 62, Died Peacefully. Loving a bestseller, died Jan. 21 at Baker’s mother took dire Anthony James Borre; her children Kristin (Chad) son of the late John and Eleanor (nee: Muratore) his home in Leesburg, Vir- measures. Cryer, and Ryan (Lisa) Borre; her grandchildren Caporale; Fond nephew of Mary (Carmen) Ducato, Caleb and Kelsey Cryer, Lucas, Clara and Lincoln the late Marie Jones, Dorothy (Otto) Prinz, Gabriel ginia. He was 93. She offered her youngest (Mary) Caporale, Lena Caporale, Marjorie (George) The cause was complica- daughter, Audrey, for adop- Borre; and her mother-in-law Janet Weber. A Celebration of Life Service will be held for Staresina, Dr. Frank Caporale, Julia (Joseph) Bruno, tions from a fall, said a son, tion by her brother-in-law Carmen (Ann) Muratore, Lucy (Peter) Palmi, Mildred MARTY LEDERHANDLER/AP Sheila on Friday, February 01, 2019 at 10:00 am at Allen Baker. and his wife. With her Cornerstone Community Church located at 40413 (James) Stewart, Cousin and friend to all. Visitation Baker, who received a Columnist and Pulitzer remaining children — Rus- N. Delany Road, Wadsworth, IL 60083. A 9:00 am and Funeral is at Salerno’s Galewood Chapel, 1857 Pulitzer for commentary in Prize-winning author Rus- sell and his younger sister Visitation will precede the Ceremony. Memorial N. Harlem Avenue, Chicago, Saturday 11:00 a.m. 1979 and another for his sell Baker has died. Doris — she moved to New contributions may be made to Cancer Wellness until time of Chapel Service 12:00 noon. Interment Depression-era memoir Jersey to live with a brother Center, Northbrook Il, Kenosha Forgotten Friends, Private. For info 773-889-1700. four years later, later suc- County. “I had one foot back who, in those Depression- Kenosha, WI or The Salvation Army. ceeded Alistair Cooke as the there in this primitive coun- era days, was one of the few Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries host of public television’s try life where women did family members to have a “Masterpiece Theatre” se- the laundry running their job. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Borucki, Paul Christopher ries. knuckles on scrub boards Russell, Doris and their Paul Christopher Borucki was born on August 5th, A Virginia-born humorist and heated irons on coal mother moved to Baltimore 1951 to Margaret And Richard Borucki. Paul passed Carmody, Jerome ‘Jere’ who blended self-depre- stoves,” he wrote in “Grow- in the mid-1930s and sub- away on November 17th, 2018. He was a caring and Jerome (Jere) Carmody, of Park Ridge, died at the cation and wry wit, Baker ing Up,” his grim and vivid sisted for a time on govern- loving father. age of 84. He is mourned wrote in simple, straightfor- 1982 autobiography. ment-surplus food. Baker Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and celebrated by his cher- ward prose modeled after The memoir, which sold earned an academic schol- ished wife of 53 years, Teddi the effortless grace of E.B. more than 1 million copies, arship to Johns Hopkins but (Caccavale); his children, White’s pieces for the New was “among the most en- left college in 1943 to enlist Brabec, Roy T Cristina Tilley and Brad (Beth) Jan. 22, 2019 Carmody; grandchildren Yorker. Baker termed his during recollections of as a pilot in the Navy during Caroline and Margaret Tilley, thrice-weekly efforts “a cas- American boyhoods — World War II. He was never Roy T. Brabec, 94 beloved husband of Odette, nee and Bridget, Kathleen, and ual column without any- those of Thurber and Men- deployed overseas. He fin- Baumann, Dear brother to Thomas Jerome Carmody, thing urgent to tell human- cken, Aldrich and Twain,” ished his degree after the Rosemary Isberner, nee all of Wilmette; and his sis- ity.” book critic Jonathan Yard- war, in 1947. Brabec, and loved dearly ter, Anamarie (John) Arndt The 10 columns the Pu- ley wrote in his review for In the early 1990s, Bak- by all his nieces and neph- of Evanston. A Marquette University graduate, he litzer committee examined The Washington Post. er’s career took an unex- ews. Proud WWII veteran. was a quarterback for the last winning season of showed the breadth of Bak- After Navy service in pected turn when the pro- Memorial service Saturday, its “Hilltoppers” varsity football team. He went on er’s interests and the range World War II and with a ducers of the venerable PBS January 26, at 11:00 a.m. at to a career in broadcast advertising sales, leaving the Presbyterian Church Of him with an encyclopedic knowledge of the call let- of his writing voice. The degree from Johns Hopkins program “Masterpiece The- ters of local television stations across the country. subjects included tax re- University, Baker joined the atre” asked him if he would Highland Park. 330 Laurel Ave. Highland Park, IL 60035 Before retiring, he spent his last years in develop- form, loneliness, dying, fear, reporting staff of the Balti- be interested in replacing Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries ment for United Way. He was a stalwart husband, artist Norman Rockwell, more Sun in 1947. An aspir- the retiring Cooke as the father, and friend; kind, wise and, in the words of the death of New Times ing novelist, he advanced show’s host. Mary Oliver, “married to amazement . . . taking the magazine and the differ- within five years from cub He initially laughed at Brown, Karina world into his arms.” ence between being serious reporter to London corre- the notion but eventually Karina Brown (nee Mesishcheva) died in Omaha, Visitation Friday, Jan. 25, 2019 from 4-9 p.m. Funeral Nelson Funeral Home and being solemn. spondent — in time to cover accepted the job and served Nebraska, on Tuesday, Prayers Saturday, 9:30 a.m. at He wrote about ordinary a coronation. as host from 1993 to 2004. January 22nd, 2019, at age 820 Talcott Road, Park Ridge, procession to Mary, Seat of Wisdom Catholic Church, 920 W. Granville life lived by ordinary people. “It was Queen Elizabeth In 1950, Baker married 48. Karina was born on November 14th, 1970, in Ave., Park Ridge for Mass of Christian Burial at 10 His opening lines often who made me a foreign Miriam “Mimi” Nash. She a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. Info., (847) 823- contained a pithy one-liner: correspondent,” he wrote died in 2015. In addition to Minsk, Belarus, USSR. She is survived by her father, 5122 or www.nelsonfunerals.com. “Listening to the economics decades later in the Sun. his son, survivors include Aleksandr Mesishchev; wizards talk about the re- “Before she turned up, my two other children, Kasia her mother, Ellina Tomchin cession, you get the feeling newspaper career had con- Baker, and Michael Baker; (Tronyak); her stepfather, that things are going to get sisted of listening to Balti- two sisters; and four grand- Max Tomchin; her brother Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries better as soon as they get more policemen reminisce daughters. Yevgeniy Ayol; her husband, worse.” about great hangings and Baker received a presti- Terry Brown; her children, Arthur Masyuk (and his In one column, he lam- covering bush-league gious George Polk award for wife Aleksa Masyuk) and Jessica Brown; and her Carone, Joseph P. pooned the burgeoning statesmen deploring the his career achievement in many loving family and friends in Omaha, Nebraska, Age 78, U.S. Army Veteran and Retired CPD. At rest January 18th, with his pomposity in American state of the world.” 1999. He wrote several and abroad. Karina was a devoted mother to her children. She family at his bedside. Beloved husband speech. He was a White House other books, including com- loved listening to her son practice, rehearse and of Carol (nee Vanoni). Loving father “Americans don’t like reporter for the Sun before pilations of his columns and perform on the violin. She loved tutoring her daugh- of Joseph, Laura (David) Murphy, and plain talk anymore,” he joining the Times’s Wash- two other memoirs, “The ter and shopping with her. Just last year, Karina Lisa (Brian) Gorz. Proud grandfather wrote. “Nowadays they like ington bureau at 37. He Good Times” (1989) and celebrated her 20th wedding anniversary, saw her of Brandon, Colin, Morgan, Ryan, and fat talk. Show them a lean grew bored covering Con- “Looking Back” (2002). daughter enter college and rejoiced in her son’s Aidan. Dear brother of Patrick (Catherine), Cheryl plain word that cuts to the gress, which he wrote “I’ve always felt that jour- wedding. (Lee) Matthews and Rose (James) Benson. Brother bone and watch them lard it amounted to standing in nalism ought to be a little In her free time, she loved to woodburn, garden and -in-law of Lee (the late Constance) Vanoni, Robert with thick greasy syllables corridors “waiting for spontaneous, and I want my remodel her home alongside her husband. Upon (Dolores) Vanoni and Richard (Donna) Vanoni. Fond uncle of many nieces and nephews. Also pre- front and back until it somebody to come out and stuff, which is a very per- emigrating to the United States from Belarus, Karina earned her bachelor’s degree in accounting. She ceded in death by his parents Joseph and Celeste wheezes and gasps for lie to me.” sonal kind of journalism, to worked for Union Pacific for more than 20 years, a (McBride) Memorial Visitation Saturday 9:00 a.m. breath as it come lumbering The Sun attempted to reflect how I feel at the testament to her ambition and success. She will be until time of prayers 10:45 at Robert J. Sheehy & down upon some poor lure him back with an offer moment,” he told Esquire remembered by family and friends as a fiercely ded- Sons Funeral Home, 9000 W. 151st Street, Orland threadbare sentence like a of a column of his own magazine in 1979. icated mother, daughter, wife, sister, and coworker. Park, IL. Mass 11:30 a.m. to St Francis of Assisi sack of iron on a swayback choosing. He was about to His column, which last Interment Jewish Funeral Home Inc., 4415 Cuming Church, 15050 Wolf Road, Orland Park, IL. Inter- horse.” accept when Times pub- appeared on Christmas Day St., Omaha, NE 68131. Graveside service on ment Private. In lieu of flowers, donations to The But he could also express lisher Orvil Dryfoos 1998, frequently gave him Thursday, January 24th, 2019, 1:00 p.m. CST, at 100 Club of Chicago, 875 N Michigan Ave. Suite shame and outrage when stepped up with a matching that opportunity. One of his Beth El Cemetery, 4700 S. 84th St., Omaha, NE 1351, Chicago, IL would be greatly appreciated. www.sheehyfh.com 708 857-7878 the subject warranted it, as offer, giving Baker a regular columns from April 1977 68127. In place of flowers, donations can be made to Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease Foundation Inc., witnessed by his meditation spot on the paper’s editorial included his ode to the https://cjdfoundation.org/, and to Karina’s memo- on inflation and its effect on pages. Internal Revenue Service. rial Go Fund Me page, https://www.gofundme.com/ old people watching their The column was called He called it “A Taxpayer’s karinabrown. pennies in the supermarket: the “Observer,” and it would Prayer”: Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries “Staring at 90-cent peanut become a Times staple for “O mighty Internal Reve- butter. Taking down an or- decades. nue, who turneth the labor ange, looking for its price, Baker’s first column ap- of man to ashes, we thank Burke , Mary Margaret Kelleher ‘Babe’ Chevere de Rivera, Luz M ‘Lucy’ putting it back. ... Old people peared on July 16, 1962, and thee for the multitude of thy Luz M Chevere de Rivera, at rest on Jan 20, 2019, at the supermarket are be- his short, sprightly sen- forms which thou hast set Mary Margaret “Babe” joining her husband who preceded her in death; lov- ing crushed and nobody is tences and plain English before us and for the infinite Kelleher Burke. Beloved wife ing mother of 11; grandma of 27; and great-grandma even screaming.” signaled a departure from confusion of thy command- of the late Richard Francis of 17. Visitation Thurs, Jan 24th, 3-8pm, at St. Basil- “Dick” Burke Sr. Loving and Visitation Church, 843 W Garfield Blvd, Chicago, IL Baker understood pover- the dry and complex writ- ments. ... Grant that this devoted mother of Richard 60621 where Funeral Mass will be held Jan 25th, ty, after spending his earli- ing that was the standard sacrifice not be found insuf- Francis Jr. (Cecilia Walsh), at 10am. Burial Procession at 1:00pm to St. Mary’s est years in rural Loudoun Times approach of the day. ficient unto thy auditor.” Mary Margaret (Dr. Jerome Cemetery, 87th and Pulaski. Hannigan), Nancy Ann Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries (Timothy Woods) and the Honorable Kathleen Marie Burke. Dear grandmother of Craig-Pauly, Courtney Sue Chicago Daily Tribune Richard Francis III “Ricky”, Therese Marie and Marie Courtney Sue Craig-Pauly deceased January 19, Kelleher Burke, Julia Margaret and Jerome “Jerry” 2019. Survived by husband James, Mother Joanne, Father Robert, Brother Richard (wife Melissa), Sister ON JANUARY 24 ... In 1924 Burke Hannigan, Jeremiah Timothy and Patrick John the Russian city of rocco. Woods. Cherished daughter of the late Jeremiah Kelly (husband Chad); Mother and Father-in-law St. Petersburg was renamed Kelleher and the late Julia (nee Buckley) of County Sandy and Jim, Brothers and Sisters-in-law David, In 1848, James W. Marshall Leningrad in honor of the In 1972 the Supreme Court Cork, Ireland. Sister of the late John (the late Betty) Ann, Chris, and Marija; multiple aunts, uncles, discovered a gold nugget at late revolutionary leader. (It struck down laws that de- and the late Gerald (the late Dorothy) Kelleher. Fond nieces, and nephews; and Minty-the-cat. She grew Sutter’s Mill in northern has since reverted to the nied welfare benefits to aunt of many nieces and nephews. up in Wilmette Ill; attended New Trier High School California, a discovery that name St. Petersburg). people who had resided in a Babe was a graduate of Mercy High School and and the University of Iowa; and graduated with a BA led to the gold rush of ’49. state for less than a year. Chicago Teachers College. She was a dedicated from Loyola University. She was employed as an In 1943 Chicago school teacher for over 45 years, most of office manager for a physician’s busy Chicago prac- President Franklin tice. She and her husband moved to Nashville Tenn In 1908 the first Boy Scout Roosevelt and British Prime In 1985 the space shuttle that spent at Morrill Elementary School where she taught virtually every grade and especially enjoyed in 2017. Her funeral will be held in Saint’s Faith, troop was organized in Eng- Minister Winston Churchill Discovery was launched the primary level students in first and second grade. Hope and Charity Catholic Church in Winnetka Il. on land by Robert Baden-Pow- concluded a wartime con- from Cape Canaveral, Fla., Babe grew up in Saint Francis de Paula Parish on the January 26. The Wake will be from 9:00-10:30; the ell. ference in Casablanca, Mo- on the first secret, all-mili- south side of Chicago, and after marrying Dick Burke funeral thereafter. In lieu of flowers please send tary shuttle mission. moved to the Beverly area where they raised their your donation to Pet Smart Shelter, Skokie Blvd, four children. She continued to live in her home Northbrook Il. 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Froid, Ralph A. Kovacevich, Edward R. ‘”Ed” Mooney”’ Ralph A. Froid, 89, of Bonita Springs, Fl. passed away Edward “Ed” “Mooney” R. Kovacevich, age 83 of on Thursday, January 10, Johnson, Ralph Plainfield, IL formerly of Glen Ellyn, IL 2019. A former resident of Ralph L. Johnson, 88 of Lake Forest formerly of Dvorak, Richard F.‘”Dick”’ Wheaton, died January 20, at rest Tues., Jan. 22, 2019 at his home. Richard F.“Dick” Dvorak, age 83, longtime resident of Park Ridge & Deerfield, IL. He 2019, Born July 23, 1930 in Born Fe. 3, 1935 to his loving late Westchester, at rest January was a member of Oak River Chicago. He was the owner parents, Matthew and Nepomucene 22, 2019, surrounded by his Church in Bonita Springs, Fl. and C.E.O of Lake County Kovacevich. Beloved husband of the loving family. Proudly served Ralph was born on March 29, Press, Inc. Waukegan, IL. late Genevieve “Jeni” Kovacevich, for 49 years. his country in the U.S. Army, 1929 in Oak Park, IL to Alfred Ralph married his high school Loving father of Kathryn (Barry) Woodrow and Karen during the Korean Conflict. and Gunhild (Nordin) Froid. sweetheart, Joyce, at the age (Brian) Wegner. Cherished grandfather of Matthew, Beloved husband of 61 years He met his wife, Jeanne of 18. They shared their lives Mary, Jonathan, Jacob, Olivia and Lukas. Preceded in of Therese (nee Dalpiaz); lov- (Price) Froid, in 1947 and they together for 64 years until death by siblings, John, Frank, Jim, Matt, Mary, Ann, ing father of Mary Beth (Ken) were married three years Joyce’s passing in 2012. George, and Jill. Devoted man to his children and Sobolewski, Thomas (Ann) later on the nationally televised show “Wedding Ralph achieved sustained so- grandchildren and Ice Cream! Memorials: Kindred and David Dvorak, and Linda Bells”. Their wedding was witnessed by over 8 mil- briety in 1960. He was tirelessly devoted to helping Hospice, 800 Enterprise Drive, Suite 111, Oak Brook, Gilbert; devoted grandfather lion viewers. people find the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. IL 60523. Visitation: Fri., January 25th 4-8 PM at of Kristen (John) Corrigan, Michael, After serving in the Navy, he started his own con- Countless lives were transformed throughout his 59 Overman-Jones Funeral Home & Cremation Services, David, Danny and Annie Sobolewski, struction/contracting business in 1963 lasting 40 years of dedicated service to AA. 15219 S. Joliet Rd., (Corner of Rts. 30 & 59), Plainfield, Lauren and Lucas Dvorak, Caroline and years. As an impassioned leader of the printing industry, IL 60544. Mass: Sat., January 26th 10:30 AM at Caitlyn Gilbert; joyful great-grandfather Ralph was a talented golfer having 10 hole in ones he was a forerunner in production and technology. St. Andrew the Apostle Church, 505 Kingston Drive, of Emily Corrigan; dearest brother of the late and shot his age or under countless times. He was Ralph truly loved his employees and served his cus- Romeoville, IL 60446. Interment will be private. Corinne (Anthony) Sprenger, Robert (Barbara) and passionate about fishing, an avid sports enthusiast tomers with great attention and care. With a zest for Info: 815-436-9221 or www.overman-jones.com John (Sandi) Dvorak and Elizabeth (James) Munger; and a lifelong fan of the Chicago Bears & Cubs. He life and adventure, Ralph travelled the world hunting fond uncle, brother-in-law and friend to many. Dick was often seen riding his bike or spending time with and fishing with family and life-long friends. He built served a long career as a dedicated independent his family. a legacy of positivity, faith and strength for the many insurance broker. His passions were hunting, fish- He was preceded in death by his father, Alfred, his people that he touched throughout his life. ing and spending time in the great outdoors. He will mother, Gunhild and his wife, Jeanne. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Husband of the late Joyce M. Johnson. Loving father always be remembered for his boundless kindness, He is survived by his two sons, Randy Froid and his of Thomas R. Johnson and Lynn Johnson Pesek. Dear quick sense of humor, down-to-earth demeanor, wife Dianne, of Fort Myers, FL and Rick Froid and grandfather of Justin, Amanda, Ashley Johnson and, Leinbach, William Hyde and unshakable devotion to God and family. Family his wife Amy, of Park Ridge, IL; four grandchildren, Nick, Maria, and Johnny Pesek. Fond great grand- William Hyde Leinbach, 81, of Glenview passed and friends are asked to gather for the Visitation Maggie, Erik, Ali (Allen) and Ryan (Tim); and great father of Hunter, Savannah, Trenton, Hudson, Scout away peacefully on January 22. Bill will be lov- Friday January 25, 2019 from 3-9 P.M. at Russo’s grandson Eli. All of these he loved and touched their and Sawyer. Brother of Sara Ockerlund, Jim Johnson ingly remembered by his wife Sheri, children Wendy Hillside Chapels 4500 Roosevelt Rd., Westchester, IL, lives deeply. and Sidney Johnson, MD. Stricker Callahan (Kevin) and Bruce (Suzy), brother 60162 (located between Mannheim and Wolf Rds.) He was known for his quick wit, his infectious smile, Visitation 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm Sunday, January 27, Eddie and seven grandchildren. Private family ser- Funeral Saturday 9:15 A.M. from Russo’s Hillside and his kind and compassionate spirit. Ralph will be 2019 at Wenban Funeral Home, 320 Vine Avenue, vice and interment at Memorial Park Cemetery. Chapels to Divine Providence Church, Westchester remembered as a bright, shining light. Lake Forest, IL 60045. Funeral service 10:00 am Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries for a 10 A.M. Funeral Mass. Interment Queen of Ralph’s family extends their heartfelt thanks to all Monday, January 28, 2019 at Wenban Funeral Heaven Cemetery. Info 708-449-5300. Memorials of the health-care professionals for their care and Home. Interment Private. In lieu of flowers contri- in honor of Dick may be made to the Lewy Body commitment for Ralph. butions may be made to Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Liss,LeRoy Dementia Association LBDA.org A memorial service will be held at Worthington Disease Research Center, www.adrc.wis.edu. Info LeRoy Liss, 95, beloved husband of Leah nee Meisel Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Country Club at 11:00 until 2:00 pm on February 2, 847.234.0022 or www.wenbanfh.com. for 69 years; loving father 2019 with Pastor Matt Loveall officiating. of Debbie (Earl) Sternfeld, In lieu of flowers contributions to Judy (Norm) Mindel and Gary Oak River Church, 26911 South Bay Drive, Bonita Liss; devoted Grandpa LeRoy Springs, FL 34134 to aid in the growth of spreading of Scott (Tamar) Sternfeld, God’s word would be greatly appreciated. Shoshana (Moshe) Marshak, Eaheart, Rita Jean The Oak River Church donations will be used to- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Rita Jean Eaheart, nee McNerney, passed away Rachel (Ben) Sevcik, Ariel wards helping with current construction needs as (Luke) Friese, Talia (Noel) January 18, 2019. She was a lifelong resident of they remodel the new church property. Work is al- Kite and Zach Mindel; adored Chicago. Born April 17, 1941 to the late Carl and ready underway and any help is greatly appreciated great grandfather of 12; dear Kathleen McNerney. Beloved wife of William for 54 as we seek to love our community and care for the Jones, Willard M. ‘Bill’ years; Loving mother of Rita Jean Gramm, William brother of Stuart (Joan) Liss. next generation with the hope of Christ. It will go Willard M. “Bill” Jones. WW II Navy Veteran. (Margaret) Eaheart, and Brian (Carla) Eaheart; LeRoy was a professional photographer towards upgrading the facilities to allow large group Cherished husband of Betty Cherised grandmother of Quinn, Burke, Brennan, since 1949. He enjoyed bowling, fishing gatherings on Sunday mornings and upgrades for (nee Parker) Jones. Devoted Delaney and Owen; Rita Jean was preceeded in and travel. He was also a proud Navy the children’s ministry building. Your donation will father of Linda Eiselstein, veteran of World War II. Chapel service, death by her siblings Mary Alice (Pat) Ward, Rev. Carl make it possible to move into a permanent facility, Gary Jones and Brenda Friday 10 AM at Shalom Memorial Funeral Home, McNerney, Margaret (John) Stoner, Jack McNerney share God’s grace and help young and old alike as (Craig) Pitsch. Proud Pop of and Kathleen (James) Nevels; Treasured aunt to 1700 W. Rand Road, Arlington Heights. Interment we provide a place for worship. Fred (Kim) Eiselstein, Sarah many nieces and nephews. Visitation Friday, 3:00 Shalom Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, memori- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Eiselstein, Marie Musil, Chris p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at Curley Funeral Home als may be made to the charity of your choice. For ,6116W. Jones and Billy Jones. Loving 111th Street, Chicago Ridge; Family and Friends to information or to leave condolences (847) 255-3520 Gambill, Charles F. Great Pop of 10 and Great or www.shalom2.com. meet for Funeral Mass Saturday at 11:00 a.m. at Great Pop of 3. Dear uncle of St. Christina Church, 3342 W. 111th St., Chicago. In Charles F. Gambill, of Batavia, Illinois, many nieces and nephews. lieu of flowers, donations appreciated to Sinsinawa passed away peacefully on January 16, Bill was preceded in death by 3 broth- Dominicans, www.sinsinawa.org or 608-748-4411. 2019, surrounded by his family. ers and 4 sisters. Visitation will be held For Funeral Info 708-422-2700, or www.curleyfu- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Charles, affectionately known as Friday, January 25, 2019 from 10 am neralhome.com. Chuck, was born October 7, 1931, in until time of Service, 12 Noon at Adolf Oak Park, Ill., to Russell L. and Dorothy V. Gambill. Funeral Home, 7000 S. Madison St., Willowbrook. Lust Diamond, Adelina Lois Burial will be at Clarendon Hills Cemetery. In lieu of He graduated from the Asheville School for Boys Adelina Lois Lust Diamond, 91, died peacefully in flowers, memorials to Honor Flight Chicago, 9701 W. in 1950, and from Washington & Lee University in Chicago on January 16, 2019. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 1954. He served two years in the United State Army, Higgins Rd., Suite 310 Rosemont, IL 60018-4703. Bill Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries receiving an honorable discharge in 1959. He began was a 45 year employee and Director at The Great work at the Globe Company, founded by his grand- Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company (A&P). For info: father, Charles Edward Gambill. In 1969, he would 630-325-2300. Manning-Mosior, Lillian R. become a vice-president of the brokerage house Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Manning-Mosior Clark, Dodge & Co. In 1973, he founded Gambill Lillian R. Manning-Mosior nee Sopcak, age 88 Eichstaedt, James R Development Corporation, which he would head 73, Hallandale Beach, Florida, January 4, 2019. Beloved wife of the late Martin Manning, Sr. & until his retirement in the early 90s. Cherished son of Robert (deceased) and Dorothy, Raymond Mosior. Loving mother of Marty (Hong) In addition to his working career, Chuck was ac- Kacyn, Mike nee Cawley (deceased). Much loved brother of Manning, Jr., Sandy (Bob) Meyer & (the late Michael tive in Masonry, receiving the 33rd degree in 1985. Mike Kacyn, age 92, died January 21st, in Scottsdale, Robert Jr. (deceased), Thomas (Patricia), Catherine, “Dub” Duleba), & Wendy Malinowski. Proud grandma Much of Chuck’s activity in Masonry involved AZ, formerly resided in Argentina and Gerald (Janet), Peter, John (Maria), Judy and Monica of 10 and G.G. of 27. Visitation Friday from 3:00 Illinois Masonic Medical Center. In 1984, he became Skokie. Beloved husband of Clara; loving (deceased). Super awesome Godfather to Richard pm – 9:00 pm. Funeral Saturday, January 26, 2019 Chairman of the Board, shepherding the hospital father of Lillian (Alan) Acker and the late and Jennifer. Most fun, rabble-rousing Uncle Jimmy Chapel prayers 8:30 am from Schmaedeke Funeral through its affiliation with Advocate Health Care in Louis Kacyn. To Mike, family was every- to his many adoring nieces and nephews. Mass Home 10701 S. Harlem Ave., Worth to St. Bede the 2000. He helped to found and then served as Chair thing. He will be missed by all who knew Thursday, January 24, 10 a.m., Our Lady of Ransom, Venerable Church 83rd and Kostner, Chicago. Mass of the Illinois Masonic Family Foundation, a position him. Service Friday, 12 Noon, at The Chapel, 8851 8300 N. Greenwood Ave., Niles, IL 60714. In lieu of 9:30 am. Internment St. Mary Cemetery. Service he held until 2016. Skokie Blvd., Skokie (at Niles Center Rd.). Interment flowers, raise your glass. information 708-448-6000 or www.schmaedekefu- In 1961, Chuck wed Shirley Cormack of Columbus, Westlawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries neralhome.com Georgia. The couple settled in Hinsdale, Ill., where to [email protected] or Hadassah Valley of the they resided until 2018. He is survived by Shirley; his Sun. Info: The Goldman Funeral Group, www.goldma- children, Catherine (Robert) Wadington and Charles nfuneralgroup.com (847) 478-1600. Jr.; three grandchildren, Turner Wadington, Madeline Wadington, and Caroline Wadington, and his twin Fijal, Bernice M. ‘Bernie’ sister, Gene Andersen, of River Forest, Ill. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Loving mother of Vincent (Amanda) Fijal and Memorials may be sent to the Illinois Masonic Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Zachary (Meghan) Fijal; proud grandmother of Family Foundation, 836 W. Wellington, Chicago, Masnjak, Donald M. Abigail Bernice Fijal and Thomas John Fijal; cher- 60657 (773.296.5283). Donald M. Masnjak, age 84, of Stambaugh Township, ished sister of Sophia Melnik, Anna (Frank) Urso, and A memorial service with be held on Saturday, Jan. MI passed away on Saturday, Janice (Don) Newton; loving aunt of Christy (Jason) 26, 2019, 1:00 pm at the Union Church of Hinsdale, Kieszkowski, Marlene C. January 19, 2019, at the Iron Gregory, William (Jenn) Urso, and Bruce Brown; 137 S. Garfield St. in Hinsdale, Illinois. Info at Marlene C. Kieszkowski (nee Wegrzyn), age 77, a County Medical Care Facility. loving great-aunt and friend of many. Preceded in 630-325-2300. resident of Plainfield, IL for 12 years, formerly of He was born on September death by her parents, the late Anthony and Louise Chicago, Bolingbrook and Aurora, IL, passed away 23, 1934, in Chicago, IL, Melnik. Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at Seasons Hospice the son of the late Mirko January 26th, at 9:15am from Ridge Funeral Home, Home in Naperville, IL. She was born September 7, and Mary (Shubat) Masnjak 6620 West Archer Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60638, to 1941 in Chicago, IL. and Croatian grandson of St. Jane de Chantal Catholic Church for funeral mass Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Visitation Friday, January 25, 2019, 4:00-9:00 PM at Paskaval and Marija Shubat at 10:00am. Interment private. Visitation will be held Overman-Jones Funeral Home & Cremation Services, of Caspian, MI. He was em- on Friday, January 25th, from 3:00pm to 8:00pm. For 15219 S. Joliet Road, (Corner of Rts. 59 & Rt. 30), ployed as a Police Officer more information, please call 773-586-7900 or visit Hirsch, Irma M. Irma M. Hirsch, nee Ginsburg, age 91; beloved wife Plainfield, IL 60544. with the Chicago Police Department for 34 years, www.ridgefh.com Services will begin Saturday, January 26, 9:00 AM and was a Deputy U.S. Marshal on the FBI Task Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries of the late Kurt; loving mother of Edward Hirsch (Laurie Watel), Arlene Hirsch, and from the funeral home and will proceed to a 10:00 Force, working in and out of the country. Nancy Hirsch (Chelo Moreno); devoted AM Mass of Christian Burial at Holy Family Catholic Donald married Elvira “Vera” Weintraub on March 6, grandmother of David Moreno-Hirsch Church, 600 Brook Forest Ave., Shorewood, IL. 1965, in Chicago, IL, where the couple made their and the late Gabriel Hirsch; dear sister of Interment: Resurrection Cemetery, Justice, IL. For home for many years before moving to Stambaugh Bernice Allweiss. Service Friday 11 AM in the cha- a complete obituary and more information, please Township following their retirement. They cel- Friedman, Sidney pel of Westlawn Cemetery and Mausoleum, 7801 visit www.overman-jones.com or call (815)436-9221. ebrated their 48th wedding anniversary before Vera Sidney Friedman, 93. Beloved husband for 71 years W. Montrose Avenue, Norridge, IL 60706, where passed away on June 26, 2013. of the late Mae (nee Zapolsky); devoted interment will follow. Contributions may be made He was a member the Croatian Fraternal Union father of Dr. Allan (Elizabeth Bullitt), to NorthShore Hospice Care, 1033 University Place, Lodge #32, the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7, and the Retired Chicago Police Officers. Richard, and Michael (Janet) Friedman; #450; Evanston, IL 60201, philanthropy@northshore. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries cherished grandfather of James org. Arrangements entrusted to Lakeshore Jewish Donald is survived by his sons, Karl (Denise) Masnjak (Mina) Friedman, Sarah (Nikhil Sehgal) Funerals, 773-625-8621 of Fort Myers, FL and Marko (Noreen) Masnjak of Friedman, Marshall (Xiu Hu) Friedman, Leia (Ryan) Chicago, IL; grandchildren, Ashley, Evelyn and Lawrence, and Heather, Nathanial, Matthew, and King, Marianne Alexander Masnjak; and life-long best friend of over Andrew Friedman; proud great-grandfather of Kiera Marianne King, nee Kulak. Beloved wife of Ira; de- 80 years, Frank Michalek. Friedman. Services are private. In lieu of flowers, voted mother of Daniel (Jenny) King and In addition to his grandparents, parents and wife, he Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries memorial contributions may be made to the charity Carolyne King; cherished grandmother was also preceded in death by two sons, Kristian of your choice. For shiva info: 847-256-5700. of Melissa, Sasha, and Leah; fond sister and Paul Masnjak. Hudson, Alan E. of Anthony (Mary pat) Kulak; will be A memorial mass will be held at St. Symphorosa Alan E. Hudson, son of Grace W. and Alan A. missed by many nieces and nephews Catholic Church, 5986 W 62nd St, Chicago, IL 60638 Hudson and brother of Judith Abraham as well as her business partner Judy Mayo and the on Friday, February 15, 2019, at 10:30 AM. Oslakovich, all deceased, died January Condolences may be expressed to the family of Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries staff of Pyramid Partnership, Inc. Go you White Sox! 21, 2019. He was born on October Funeral service Friday, Jan. 25, 9 AM, at Weinstein Donald M. Masnjak online at www.jacobsfuneralho- 20, 1935. He lived most of his life in & Piser Funeral Home, 111 Skokie Blvd, Wilmette. meir.com. Chicago, but he also spent several years Interment Westlawn. In lieu of flowers, memorial Funeral arrangements by the Jacobs Funeral Home in London, England, New York City, and Phoenix, contributions may be made to PAWS Chicago, www. of Iron River. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Arizona. He served in the U.S. Army 1954-1957. He pawschicago.org. For info: 847-256-5700. had a BA and MA from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign and worked for many years in international banking and finance. He is survived by Matthews, R.S.M., Sister Timothy nieces and nephews; John (Linda) Abraham, Mary Sister Timothy Matthews, R.S.M. Beloved Sister of (Jeff) Drewenski, Joanne (Scott Johansen) Tracy and Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Mercy for 66 years. Devoted daughter of the late the late Edward (Ava) Abraham; 15 great nieces Mary nee O’Brien & Walter Matthews. Cherished sis- and nephews; 7 great-great nieces and nephews, ter of the late William Matthews, Timothy Matthews, all of whom he loved very much. “No flowers, Danny & Marguerite Matthews & Margaret please”. Visitation Saturday, January 26, 2019 at the Kostas, Shirley B. Matthews. Proud aunt & great aunt of many nieces McKenzie Funeral Home, 15618 S. Cicero Ave., Oak Shirley B. Kostas, nee Gehlert, of Grayslake, age & nephews and friend of many. Visitation Friday at Every life story Forest, IL from 3:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. with Funeral 87. Beloved wife of Thomas; dear sister-in-law Mercy Circle, 3659 W. 99th St. in Chicago from 9:00 Service and Military Honors at 7:00 p.m. Interment of Penelope (Anthony) Chiotis; loving aunt of am until 10:45 am with a Welcoming at 8:35 am. deserves to be told. is private at St. Mary Cemetery. For information: Ralph Gehlert, Chris (Jill) Chiotis and Marie (Matt) Mass of Christian burial Friday at 11:00 am at Mercy 708-687-2990. Morrison. Family and friends will be received at the Chapel, 3659 W. 99th St. in Chicago. Interment Holy Share your loved one's story at Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Symonds-Lakes Funeral Home, 111 W. Belvidere Rd., Sepulchre Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to placeanad.chicagotribune.com Grayslake, IL on Friday, January 25, 2019 from 9:00 the Sisters of Mercy would be greatly appreciated. a.m. until time of service 11:00 a.m. Entombment Arrangements entrusted to Thompson & Kuenster HUGHES, William C. ‘Gene’ Elmwood Cemetery. For info 847-543-1080. Funeral Home. thompsonkuensterfuneralhome.com died on 1/11/19. Services: 11 a.m., 1/26/19. Inquire: Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 708-425-0500 [email protected]. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Brought to you by Legacy.com® Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 7

McLean, Karen Sigle, William J. Beloved wife of the late Richard “Dick” Knight. Olson, Todd O. William J. Sigle, 83, of Morton Grove, beloved Loving mother of Liz (Marc Martin) McLean-Knight. Todd O. Olson, 94, of Eagle River, WI, formerly of husband of Arlene, nee Justus; loving Weissbluth, Linda Marsha Devoted Daughter of the late Howard and Kathleen Prospect Heights, Skokie, and Evanston; father of Andy (Kim) and Kathy; dear Linda Marsha Weissbluth, nee Tannenbaum. “Cappy” (nee Flood). Dear sister of Howard (Marcia), beloved husband of the late Elizabeth grandfather of Maggie, Torie, Carlie, and Beloved wife of Marc; dear mother of Tom (Maureen) and Bill (Connie) McLean. Fond (Betsy) Olson; loving father of Todd N., Chris; fond brother of Laverne Stamer. Elliot (Jennifer), Jed (Samantha), Michael, aunt of many nieces and nephews. She was an Karen (Ron) Kick, Connie (Larry) Van Memorial visitation at Simkins Funeral and Daniel Weissbluth; fond grandmoth- avid world traveler and had found enjoyment in Oosten, and Mary Ellen (Tom) Casey; and Home 6251 Dempster St. Morton Grove, IL 60053 er of Mia, Warren, Joey, Willow, Juiliana, everything she did. Visitation Thursday 3-8 pm with dear grandfather of six grandchildren and six great- Monday from 3:00 p.m. until time of memorial Graham, Dean, Margot, Estelle, and a Service at 7 pm at the Robert J. Sheehy & Sons grandchildren. Visitation Saturday, January 26th, service at 7:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations Truman Weissbluth; fond sister of Jan Tannenbaum. Funeral Home 4950 W. 79th St., Burbank IL. In lieu 9-11 A.M., at Kristan Funeral Home, 219 W. Maple to Misericordia 6300 Ridge Ave. Chicago, IL 60660 Private family services. Info: Weinstein & Piser of flowers donations to NPR, www.npr.org/donate Ave., Mundelein, IL. For details, 847-566-8020 or appreciated. Sign online guest book at www.sim- Funeral Home 847-256-5700. in Karen’s name. She was an avid supporter of the kristanfuneralhome.com. kinsfh.com. (847) 965-2500 arts. Interment Private Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Ottolino, Rose Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Rose Ottolino, 90, of Belvidere, passed away Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Saturday, January 5, 2019. She was born on February Singer, Alan Charles 26, 1928 in Chicago to Dominick and Maria (Maffei) Alan Charles Singer, 74; beloved husband for 46 Yoselowitz, Lowell James Miller, Lucy Binetti. years of Sherry nee Levitt; loving father Most beloved husband and partner of Veronica, Lucy was born Dec 1, 1940, at age 78 on Jan 19, A memorial service will be held on Saturday, January of Allison (Timothy) Doyle and Mindy nee Andre; dearest brother of Frank 2019 she passed away at her home in 26, 2019 at 2:00 p.m. at Honquest Family Funeral (Glenn) Kanter; adoring Papa of Haley, (the late Beth); wonderful uncle of Chicago surrounded by her family and Homes with Crematory, Mulford Chapel, 4311 N. Brooke and Owen; dear brother of the Ryan Yoselowitz, Brian (Justina) Evan sons. Lucy was a beloved mother, sis- Mulford Rd., Loves Park, IL 61111 with visitation late Garry (Pat) Singer; treasured uncle and Aaron (fiance Emily Sitton) Nevel; ter and grandmother, survived by sons, from 1:00 p.m. until time of service. In lieu of flowers, and friend of many. Chapel service Friday, 12:15 dearest friend and “Brother in Law” of brother and grandchildren Lucy taught memorial contributions can be made to Alzheimer’s PM at Shalom Memorial Funeral Home,1700W. Ida Nevel and Arlyn Nevel; friend to many including a lot of life lessons on how to be a family, and her Association, 1111 S. Alpine Rd., #307, Rockford, IL Rand Road, Arlington Heights. Interment Shalom Mike Dugan and family, Billy and Debby Post, Marty legacy will live forever. We love you and we will miss 61108 or JourneyCare Hospice, 405 N. Lake Zurich Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be Nevel and Laura Nevel, Bob Mckenna and family; you Rd., Barrington, IL 60010. To share a memory or con- made to American Heart Association. For informa- dear brother in law of the entire Andre family; be- dolence please visit www.honquestfh.com tion and to leave condolences: (847) 255-3520 or loved son of Ray and Doris Yoselowitz; the best dad Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries www.shalom2.com of the late Honey Sr., Honey Jr. and Laddie. Funeral services will be held 10:00 a.m., Friday, January 25, Mlinarcik, Kathleen M. 2019 at Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home, 111 Skokie Kathleen M. Mlinarcik nee McGee. Beloved wife of Blvd., Wilmette, IL 60091. Interment Waldheim John P. Mlinarcik. Loving mother of Megan (Clay) Paluch, Nancy R. Nancy R. Paluch nee Malawski; beloved wife of Cemetery, Gate 301. In lieu of flowers, contributions Holland, John (Amanda) Mlinarcik, Jeffrey (Mary) Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries the late Anthony; loving mother of Susan (David) to ASPCA or PAWS appreciated. Funeral informa- Mlinarcik & Andrew Mlinarcik. Proud grandmother Dziubinski and the late David; cherished grandmoth- tion 847-256-5700. of Carter & Daxton Holland. Devoted daughter of Sundberg, Dean Paul er of Natalie, Jack and Andrew; fond sister of Paul Lorraine D. & the late Edward J. McGee. Dearest Dean Paul Sundberg of Lake Forest IL., passed (Carol) Malawski and the late Daniel (late Marilyn) sister of Susan (Thomas) Tisza, Nancy (Kenneth) away Friday January 18, 2019. Husband of the late Malawski; also loving aunt and friend of many. Kielbasa & the late Audrey (Thomas) Mooney. Mary Lou (2014). Father of Paul Andrew Sundberg Visitation Saturday, January 26, 2019 from 9:00 Cherished aunt, sister in law, cousin & friend of and Anne Sundberg (Jeffrey) Stewart. Grandfather Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries a.m. until time of funeral service at 11:30 a.m. at many. Funeral Saturday 10:15 am from Thompson & of Hannah and Russell Stewart, Lane and Charlie COLONIAL-WOJCIECHOWSKI FUNERAL HOME 6250 Kuenster Funeral Home, 5570 W. 95th St. Oak Lawn Sundberg. Brother of Bruce Sundberg and Susan N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago. Interment will follow to St. Linus Church for Mass at 11:00 am. Interment Erickson. Preceded in death by his parents Ronald at St. Adalbert Cemetery in Niles. In lieu of flowers, private. Visitation Friday from 3:00 pm until 9:00 pm. and Helen Sundberg. Memorial visitation Friday donations to Catholic Charities appreciated. Info In lieu of flowers, memorials to Carcinoid Cancer January 25, 2019 from 4:00PM to 7:00PM, Wenban 773-774-0366 or www.colonialfuneral.com Foundation, 333 Mamaroneck Ave #492 White Funeral Home, 320 Vine Ave., Lake Forest IL 60045. Plains, NY 10605 or carcinoid.org would be greatly Funeral Service 10:00AM Saturday January 26, appreciated. thompsonkuensterfuneralhome.com 2019, First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest, 708-425-0500 700 N. Sheridan Rd. Lake Forest, IL Burial Private. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Flowers Accepted or contribution to Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern Morrison, Harriette J University, 420 E. Superior, Arthur J. Rubloff Building, Paynter, Bruce David 9th Floor, Chicago, IL 60611. www.cancer.north- Harriette J Morrison (nee Chamberlain), 86, of Bruce David Paynter, age 67, passed away January western.eud Info: Wenban Funeral Home (847) Wood Dale formerly of Carol Stream, Elmhurst, 20, 2019 at home in Glenview, Il. He was born in 234-0022 or www.wenbanfh.com Bensenville, and Romeoville passed away on Evanston, Il on November 9, 1951 to the late Marietta January 18, 2019. She was born June 12, 1932 in and John Paynter. He was preceded in death by his LaGrange IL to Francis and Doris Chamberlain. son, Bryan Paynter, in 2008. He is survived by his loving wife Bonita Paynter (nee Berning), his son Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries She is survived by her children, Francine Sue (the Brett Paynter (Laura), his granddaughter Charlotte late Daniel) Schmehl, Bob (Peggy) Morrison, Betty Paynter, and his sister Megan Anderson (John). He Theofanopoulos, Nick J. (Dave) Carroll, and Nancy (Bill) Mogk. She was was a fond uncle to many nieces and nephews. Deputy Nick J. Theofanopoulos of Cook County the loving grandmother to Jennifer (Tony), William Visitation will be Friday, January 25, 2019, 3-8 pm Sheriff Department, age 39, of Oak Lawn. Beloved (Lauren), Matthew (Breanna) Kelsey, Doris, Kristyn, at Oehler Funeral Home (corner of Northwest son of John and Georgia Theofanopoulos; loving David (Kassandra), and great-grandmother of Hwy./Rt.14 and Rand Rd.). Visitation will be held brother of George (Debbie), Sam (Margaret), and Anthony, Eleanor, Jayde, William, and Emerson. She on Saturday, January 26, 2019, from 11:30 am Chrysoula (John) Virosztko; dear uncle of Sofia, Everylife story will be missed dearly by many nieces, nephews and until the time of service at noon at St. Catherine Nick, Marina, George, John, Lucas, William, Nicole, close friends. She was preceded in death by her Laboure Catholic Church. Entombment to follow David & George; grandson of Antonia Papadopoulos. deserves to be told. husband, Frederick, her parents and her dear broth- at Ridgewood Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, Visitation Sunday, January 27, 1:00 - 6:00 p.m. at ers and sister, Francis, Phyllis, David and Robert. memorial donations may be made in Bruce’s name Chapel Hill Gardens South Funeral Home, 11333 S. Share your loved one's story at Central Avenue, Oak Lawn, IL 60453. Funeral ser- to Northwestern University Athletics or School placeanad.chicagotribune.com Visitation will be held 10:00 a.m. Saturday, January of Music (c/o Jack Griffin 1201 Davis Street Suite vices Monday, January 28th 10:00 a.m. until time of 26, 2019 followed by a memorial Mass at 11:00 at St. I-400 Evanston, IL 60208) or Northshore Concert service 10:30 a.m. at St. Spyridon Hellenic Orthodox Alexis Catholic Church, 400 W. Wood St, Bensenville Band (1555 Sherman Ave #315 Evanston, IL 60201) Church, 12307 S. Ridgeland. Interment Chapel Hill IL. In lieu of flowers, donations to the PAWS orga- or Wounded Warriors (230 W Monroe St Suite 200, Gardens South Cemetery. For funeral info please nization (People Helping Animals) at www.paws.org Chicago, IL 60606). For additional information call call 708-636-1200 or visit www.chapelhillgardens- would be appreciated. 847-824-5155 or visit www.oehlerfuneralhome.com south.com Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Brought to youbyLegacy.com® Tippens Jr., Albert Harris Mudrick, Martha Albert Tippens 87, A long time resident of Kenilworth Martha Mary Mudrick, 91, of Grayslake, IL, passed formerly of Winnetka, died away on Tuesday, January 22, 2019. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries peacefully in his sleep with Visitation will be from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Friday, his beloved wife of 59 years January 25, 2019, at Warren Funeral Home, 1475 N. Elicia Cemetery Rd. Gurnee, IL. Mass of Christian Burial, Polis, Thomas (Childress) at his side. Albert officiated by Father Christian, will be held at 10:00 Thomas Polis 55, of Newark, DE and Cicero, IL, was born August 16th 1931 a.m. on Saturday, January 26, 2019, at St. Gilbert beloved husband of Laura and the late Roberta; In Shacker Heights, Ohio to Catholic Church, 301 E Belvidere Rd, Grayslake, IL loving father of Alexandra, Stephanie, Jaclyn and Albert Harris Tippens and 60030. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Cooper Polis, Philip and Michael Amodei, Kimberly Constance Felt Tippens, he Gilbert Catholic Church in Grayslake, IL. Boals and Christina Fulton; dear grandfather of wasagraduateofCulver Please visit www.warrenfuneralhome.com for a eight; cherished son of Sandra nee Sotka and the Military Academy and complete obituary. late Raymond Polis; fond brother of Robert (Bonnie) Claremont Men’s College. He is survived by his sis- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Polis, Mary (late William) Havener and Patricia ter Ann Buck and sister- in-law Doris Tippen’s and (Chuck) Polakowski; dear uncle of eight nieces and numerous nieces and nephews. He was a dedicated Murph, Therrelle Hagans nephews. Memorial visitation Saturday, January Therrelle Hagans Murph, 81, a resident of Birchwood member of numerous organizations, especially 26th. from 1:30-4:30 P.M. at Suburban Family Plaza Nursing Home, Chicago, IL passed Lawrence Hall were he was recently honored, with Funeral Home 5940 W. 35th. St. (Corner of 35th. St. away on January 21, 2019. a plaque for 50 years of service, as well The Chicago & Austin) Cicero. Inurnment will be at Resurrection Symphony. He was the grandson of Dorr Eugene Cemetery at a later date. For additional information, A caring and empathetic nurse for Felt, the inventor of the Comptometer. He spent call 708-652-1116 or visit www.Suburbanfamilyfh. 32 years, Therrelle leaves to cherish many of his summers in Saugatuck Michigan at his com. her memory, her son, Allen R. Moye, of Chicago, grandparents summer home which is now in the Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries IL; grandson, Khery A. Moye of Washington, D.C.; National Registry of Historic Houses and is now granddaughter, Rasheedah Moye of Fayetteville, NC; called the Felt Mansion. He was great-granddaughters, Silvergrace Douglas-Moye an accomplished musician. He loved the piano and Polizos, Calliope played almost everyday of his life. He and his wife and Nyx Douglas-Moye, of Haymarket, VA; a de- Calliope Polizos, nee Tzinares, of Livanates Greece, voted and loving niece, Angelique Evans Cauthorn were world travelers and enjoyed going to France passed away on Sunday, each year for 24 years. He was known for his joy and (Kiehl) of Morrestown, NJ; nephew, Eric Evans (Lisa) January 20, 2019. Beloved of Yuma, AZ; grandnieces, Erica Evans of Yuma, AZ laughter and sense of humor. wife of Nikolaos T. and lov- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and Sierra Evans-Dure, of Marshfield, MO; brother- ing mother of Dr. Theodore in-law Edward L. Evans, of Yuma, AZ; daughter-in- (Vicki) and Angelo (Heather) Valsa, Warren J. law, Pamela Moye, of Richmond, VA; and a host of Polizos. Proud grandmother Warren J. Valsa, age 80. He was a proud paratrooper extended family and friends. of Nikolaos, Kallie, Niko and in the 101st Airborne. He was also a Peter. Dear sister of the late longtime volunteer at the Field Museum. A private memorial service will be held at St. Luke’s George (Peggy) Tzinares and Warren is survived by his beloved wife Episcopal Church, 5421 Germantown, Avenue fond aunt of many nieces and Mary, nee Rogers; his 5 loving children, Philadelphia, PA, with interment to follow. The fam- nephews and their families. 9 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchil- ily requests that donations be made to Alzheimer’s Visitation Friday, January 25, 2019 from dren. Warren was preceded in death by his parents Association at https://www.alz.org/ 4:00pm – 9:00pm at Smith~Corcoran John and Marie Valsa along with his brother John Copy Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero Ave., Valsa. Visitation Friday Jan. 25th from 4-9 PM at Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Chicago. Family and friends will meet on Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home 6150 N. Cicero Ave. Saturday morning, January 26, 2019 at St. John the Chicago. Funeral Saturday 9:30 AM from the funeral Olsen, Jennifer K. Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, 2350 E. Dempster home for 10 AM mass at Queen of All Saints Basilica. Jennifer K. Olsen passed away on Monday, January St., Des Plaines, IL 60016 for Funeral service at Interment All Saints Cemetery. Info 773-736-3833 or Every 21, 2019 at Alexian Brothers Hospice in Elk Grove 10:00am. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. In lieu of visit www.smithcorcoran.com Village, Illinois, after a long illness. She was born on flowers; please consider donating to St. John the March 15, 1976. Her family moved to Oak Forest, Baptist Greek Orthodox Church. Arranged by John G. IL when she was an infant and then to Western life story Adinamis Funeral Director, Ltd. For more information Springs, IL. Jennifer attended McClure Jr. High please call 847-375-0095. School and Lyons Township High School. She earned Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries her Bachelor’s Degree from Arizona State University Ward, Rita Joyce deserves in Tempe, AZ, and a Master’s Degree in Special Rita Joyce Ward (nee Thompson), passed away Education from Loyola University in Chicago, IL. January 19. Joyce was born November 14, 1929 to Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Jennifer is survived by her mother, Florence (Richard) Alfred and Mary (Rigney) Thompson. Beloved wife of Nogaj of Wheaton, her father, Allen (Carol) Olsen of to be told. the late Ray Ward. Loving mother to Diane (Bryan) Glen Ellyn, her sister, Johanna (Paul) Daly of Willow Winter, Ray (Cheryl), Sharon (Don) Kubica, Mary Robbins, Roma Springs, her beloved nephews Paul, Jr., Thomas and Catherine “Kate” Woods, Linda Joyce “Joy” (Leo) Roma Robbins, age 94, beloved wife of the late James Daly, and many aunts, uncles and cousins. Foertsch and Carol Ann. Proud grandma to Brendan Manuel Robbins; loving mother of Mike Share your loved one’s story at Jennifer lived in Chicago for many years and the last (Megan) Winter, Ryan and Kristi Ward, Donna Kubica, (Mary), Mark (Cathy) and Marty (Chris) six years in Arlington Heights with her loving part- Dana Woods, Tricia, Linda (Mike Thornton), Anna and placeanad.chicagotribune.com Robbins; cherished “Nama” of David, ner, Marlon Harry. Jennifer was preceded in death Leo Foertsch. Great Grandma to Berend Winter, Jon Anna, Jeffrey (Erin), Jori (fiancé Gregg by her maternal grandparents, Earl and Norma Rus and Jackson Christie. Cherished sister of the Barton), Brett (Jade), Kevin, Andrew Campbell, and her paternal grandparents, Theodore late June (late Lewis) Murphy, Alfred Joseph (Carol) and Timothy Robbins; adored great grandmother and Edith Olsen. Thompson, Theodore (late Roberta) Rapcaz, and of Gavin, Ryder and Teddi; Roma is survived by her Jennifer was an avid traveler and spent vacations Marion (late Francis) Rapcaz. Dear aunt to many brothers Bill (Sandy) and Sherwin (the late Arlene) exploring many UNESCO World Heritage sites. A nieces and nephews. Sider. Memorial service, Friday Jan 25, 12:00 PM at highlight of Jennifer’s life was teaching English to Joyce and Ray worked many years side by side run- Am Shalom, 840 Vernon Avenue, Glencoe. In lieu students in Japan in 2003-2004. Jennifer will be re- ning Ward’s Nursery, formerly in Glendale Heights. of flowers, donations may be made to Doctors membered fondly by all who knew her for her grace, Visitation will be Friday, January 25, 3 – 8 PM at Without Borders or American Macular Degeneration kindness, strength and courage. Leonard Memorial Home (565 Duane Street, Glen Foundation. For information and condolences: ® Memorial Visitation Sunday January 27, 2019 from Ellyn). Funeral Mass will be Saturday, January 26 Brought to you by Legacy.com 847.427.5695 or www.shalom2.com 2 to 6 p.m. at Williams-Kampp Funeral Home 430 E. at 10 AM at St. James the Apostle Catholic Church Roosevelt Rd. Wheaton, IL 60187. Services conclude (480 S Park Blvd, Glen Ellyn). Interment to follow at at the funeral home. Info @ www.williams-kampp. Mount Carmel Cemetery in Hillside. com or (630) 668-0016. In lieu of flowers, we request that donations be Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries made to St. Jude Research Hospital. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries 8 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, January 24, 2019

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Dudley aka Yvette Dudley; aka Bessie L. Singleton aka Bessie Lee Suite 350, Chicago, Illinois, 60604: NO. 2018JD01509 OF WATER MANAGEMENT, UNKNOWN MB Financial Bank, N.A.; The 801 South Singleton; Michael Singleton; Alexis J. OWNERS and NONRECORD CLAIMANTS, Plymouth Court Apartment Condominium Wilson aka Alexis J. Johnson aka Alexis Project Name: Developers and Owners NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Defendants No. 18 CH 09115 Property Association; Unknown Owners and Non- Innocent; Unknown Owners and Non- of Residential Rental Housing Units to Address: 5447 S. MORGAN/956-58 W Record Claimants Defendants. CASE NO. 18 Record Claimants Defendants. CASE NO. 18 Utilize Project Based Vouchers (PBV) in the Notice is given you, Teresa Kastel (Mother), GARFIELD CHICAGO, IL 60609 NOTICE BY CH 14601 801 South Plymouth Court Unit CH 15437 1500 West 113th Place, Chicago, Development of Affordable Housing AKA Teresa Kasteel Phon Loni (Guardian) PUBLICATION The requisite affidavit for 910, Chicago, Illinois 60605 Horan Calendar Illinois 60643 Simko Calendar 58 NOTICE Teresa Kastel (Mother) Kosal Loni publication having been filed, notice is hereby 61 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The requisite FOR PUBLICATION The requisite affidavit - Motorcycles Wanted! Cash Paid! All Makes! Specification Number: 2019-100-001 (Father), respondents, and TO ALL WHOM given you, BERNICE HAYNES, UNKNOWN affidavit for publication having been filed, for publication having been filed, notice Will Pick Up. Reasonable. 630-660-0571 IT MAY CONCERN, that on September 10, OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, notice is hereby given you, Yvette R. Dudley is hereby given you, Unknown heirs and Proposal Due Date: February 7, 2018, a petition was filed under the Juvenile Defendant(s) in the above entitled suit, that aka Yvette Dudley, and UNKNOWN OWNERS legatees of Bessie Singleton aka Bessie L. 2019 Court Act by KIM FOXX, STATE’S ATTORNEY the said suit has been commenced in the and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, defendants Singleton aka Bessie Lee Singleton, and Time: 2:00 P.M. OF COOK COUNTY through her assistant First Judicial Circuit Court of Cook County, in the above entitled cause, that suit has UNKNOWN OWNERS and NON-RECORD Contact Person: Deborah O’Donnell State’s Attorney in this court and that in Illinois, by the Plaintiff against you and other been commenced against you and other CLAIMANTS, defendants in the above entitled Telephone Number: (312) 542-4725 the courtroom of Judge Linda Pauel in the defendants, praying for the foreclosure of a defendants in the Circuit Court for the cause, that suit has been commenced E-mail Address: [email protected] Cook County Juvenile Court Building located certain Mortgage conveying the premises Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying for the against you and other defendants in the at 1100 South Hamilton, Chicago, Illinois on described as follows, to wit: LOT 1 AND 2 IN foreclosure of a certain mortgage conveying Circuit Court for the Judicial Circuit by said The RFQ Package may be downloaded by 02/01/2019 at 9:00 AM IN CALENDAR 60 JAMES G. SPENCER’S SUBDIVISION OF THE the premises described as follows, to plaintiff praying for the foreclosure of a registering on our website which lists a COURTROOM 12 , WEST 377.25 FEET OF THE SOUTH 8 RODS wit: PARCEL 1: UNIT NUMBER 910 IN 801 certain mortgage conveying the premises complete list of all current bid opportunities OF THE WEST 1/2 OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE SOUTH PLYMOUTH COURT APARTMENT described as follows, to wit: LOT 37 AND THE with the HACC: or as soon thereafter as this case may be SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP CONDOMINIUM, AS DELINEATED ON A EAST 12 AND 1/2 FEET OF LOT 38 IN ROGERS heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held 38 NORTH, RANGE 14 EAST OF THE THIRD SURVEY OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED RESUBDIVISION OF BLOCK 63 (EXCEPT LOTS www.thehacc.org/e-procurement-services upon the petition to have the minor declared PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN (EXCEPT THE SOUTH REAL ESTATE: PARTS OF LOT 1 AND 2 IN 1 TO 14 IN SAID BLOCK) OF WASHINGTON ACE Hydraulics We buy, sell, & repair to be a ward of the court and for other relief 33 FEET THEREOF) AND THE WEST 344.25 BLOCK 1 IN DEARBORN PARK UNIT NUMBER HEIGHTS, BEING A RESUBDIVISION IN used machinery. We also buy copper, brass, Qualifications that are not properly under the Act. The court has authority in FEET OF LOT 43 IN HODGKINS SUBDIVISION 1, BEING A RESUBDIVISION OF SUNDRY SECTIONS 18, 19 AND 20 IN TOWNSHIP 37 insulated wire, aluminium, stainless. Certified submitted will be considered non- this case to take from you the custody and OF BLOCK 3 AND PART OF BLOCK 4 IN LOTS AND VACATED STREETS AND ALLEYS NORTH, RANGE 14, EAST OF THE THIRD inspections. Pick up service available. WEBSTER AND PERKINS SUBDIVISION IN IN AND ADJOINING BLOCKS 127 TO 134 PRINCIPLE MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO THE Call 708-788-5634 responsive and be disqualified from guardianship of the minor. consideration. Proposals submitted late will SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP 38 NORTH, RANGE 14, BOTH INCLUSIVE IN SCHOOL SECTION PLAT OF SAID ROGERS RESUBDIVISION, not be accepted. 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WEST 377.25 FEET OF THE SOUTH 8 RODS COURT LYING WEST OF AND ADJOINING West 113th Place, Chicago, Illinois 60643, OF THE WEST 1/2 OF THE EAST 1/2 OF THE LOT 1 IN BLOCK 1 IN DEARBORN PARK UNIT and which said mortgage(s) was/were made Richard Monocchio, Executive Director DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF COURT SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 8, TOWNSHIP NUMBER 1 AFORESAID EAST OF THE THIRD by Bessie Singleton and recorded in the COINS WANTED - WHEAT CENTS & SILVER. January 24, 2019 38 NORTH, RANGE 14, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, Office of the Recorder of Deeds as Document WE COME TO YOU!! 847-772-2682 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT THE HOUSING PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, (EXCEPT THE SOUTH ILLINOIS WHICH SURVEY IS ATTACHED AS Number 0801748020 and for other relief; AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY OF COOK 33.00 FEET THEREOF) AND THE WEST 344.25 EXHIBIT “A-2” TO “THE DECLARATION OF that Summons was duly issued out of the DEPARTMENT OF PROCUREMENT ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEY: M. Long, W. Lacy, A. Wright FEET OF LOT 43 IN HOGDON’S SUBDIVISION CONDOMINIUM RECORDED AS DOCUMENT above Court against you as provided by Freon Certified professional pays CA$H for SERVICES OF BLOCK 3 AND PART OF BLOCK 4 IN 26826100 TOGETHER WITH ITS UNDIVIDED law and that said suit is now pending. NOW R12. RefrigerantFinders.com 312-291-9169 Proposals will be received by the Housing ATTORNEY FOR: THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS WEBSTER AND PERKIN’S SUBDIVISION, IN PERCENTAGE INTEREST IN THE COMMON THEREFORE, unless you, the said above Authority of Cook County (HACC) on the COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. Commonly known ELEMENTS. PARCEL 2: EASEMENT FOR named defendants, file your answer to the date and time (Central Standard Time) stated ADDRESS: 1100 South Hamilton Vintage Beer & Soda Cans & Signs: We Pay CITY/STATE: Chicago, Illinois 60612 as: 5447 S. 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AND AS CREATED BY DEED FROM LASALLE before February 9, 2019, a default may be WANTED Paying Cash for Military Items, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, assigned to TBI URBAN HOLDINGS, LLC, and NATIONAL BANK, A NATIONAL BANKING taken against you at any time after that date American, German, Japanese & Other Project Name: recorded in the Office of the Recorder of ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE UNDER TRUST and a Judgment entered in accordance with Countries from Any Period. Also Marx Eviction Services COOK COUNTY OF ILLINOIS Playsets, Toy Soldiers, Trains, Miscellaneous Deeds of Cook County, Illinois as Document AGREEMENT DATED OCTOBER 26, 1981 the prayer of said complaint. E-filing is now Toys & Antiques. Call Gary: 708-522-3400 Numbers 1126241018 and 1222818057. And AND KNOWN AS TRUST NUMBER 104467 TO mandatory for documents in civil cases with Specification Number: for such other relief prayed; that summons LESLIE A. CALDWELL DATED FEBRUARY 6, limited exemptions. 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JOB PLACEMENT and Non-Record Claimants Defendants. conveying the premises described as follows, THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE NORTH 1/2 OF ASSISTANCE – DELTA, SOUTHWEST, BOEING NOTICE OF PUBLICATION to wit: LOT 38 IN BLOCK 7 IN MCCHESNEY’S THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE AND MANY OTHERS HIRE AIM GRADS. CALL CASE NO. 17 CH 372 10111 South Eberhart Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60628 Curry, Jr. SUBDIVISION OF THE NORTH ½ OF BLOCKS NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 28, TOWNSHIP AIM 800-481-8312. NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Archie Hardwick Calendar 57 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The 1 TO 7 INCLUSIVE IN MCCHESNEY’S HYDE 38 NORTH, RANGE 14, EAST OF THE THIRD (Father), respondents, and to All Whom It requisite affidavit for publication having PARK HOMESTEAD SUBDIVISION IN THE PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, May Concern, that on August 7, 2018, a HEALTH SAVE ON YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION! been filed, notice is hereby given you, SOUTH ½ OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF ILLINOIS. P.I.N.: 20-28-223-026-0000 Said petition was filed under the Juvenile Court World Health Link. Price Match Guarantee! Unknown Beneficiaries of the Beverly Trust SECTION 22, TOWNSHIP 38 NORTH, RANGE property is commonly known as 7428 South Act by KIM FOXX in this court and that in Prescriptions Required. CIPA Certified. Over Company NKA Suburban Bank & Trust CO not 14, EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN Harvard Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60621, and 1500 medications available. CALL Today For the courtroom of Judge Maxwell Griffin personally but as trustee on behalf of trust IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS Commonly which said mortgage(s) was/were made by A Free Price Quote. Call Now! 1-866-868- in the Cook County Juvenile Court Building, #8-9415 dated 10/03/1993 ,and UNKNOWN known as: 6600 S. MARQUETTE, CHICAGO, Debra L. Davis and recorded in the Office 4904 1100 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, OWNERS and NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, IL 60637 Permanent Index No: 20-22-225- of the Recorder of Deeds as Document ON 02/14/2019,at 1:30 PM in CALENDAR defendants in the above entitled cause, that 018-0000 and which said Receiver’s Lien Number 0907633120 and for other relief; 10 COURTROOM J, or as soon thereafter HEALTH Stay in your home longer with an suit has been commenced against you and is held by GLOBETROTTERS ENGINEERING that Summons was duly issued out of the as this case may be heard, an adjudicatory American Standard Walk-In Bathtub. Receive other defendants in the Circuit Court for the CORPORATION and its agent DAVID FELLER, above Court against you as provided by hearing will be held upon the petition to up to $1,500 off, including a free toilet, and a Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying for the assigned to CITY OF CHICAGO, assigned law and that said suit is now pending. NOW have the minor declared to be a ward of the lifetime warranty on the tub and installation! foreclosure of a certain mortgage conveying to COMMUNITY INITIATIVES, INC., and THEREFORE, unless you, the said above Call us at 1-844-903-1192 court and for other relief under the Act. the premises described as follows, to wit: recorded in the Office of the Recorder of named defendants, file your answer to the LOT 886 IN FREDERICK H. BARTLETT’S Deeds of Cook County, Illinois as Document complaint in the said suit or otherwise make THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS GREATER CHICAGO SUBDIVISION NUMBER No. 1815516079. And for such other relief your appearance therein, in the Office of HIRE ME: CAREGIVER Home-care 4 seniors, CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY live-In/come & go. 20yrs exp. exc. Ref’s & 1, BEING ASUBDIVISION OF THE EAST 1/2 prayed; that summons was duly issued the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO Affordable! 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Call 1-855-383-6517 notices of the proceedings in this case, Number 8- 9415 and recorded in the Office prayer of said complaint. Dorothy Brown 15066 4324 West Cullerton Street, Chicago, to collect a debt and any information including the filing of an amended petition of the Recorder of Deeds as Document Clerk of the Circuit Court Cook County, Illinois 60623 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The obtained will be used for that purpose. or a motion to terminate parental rights. Number 0610106026 and for other relief; Illinois. HAUSELMAN, RAPPIN & OLSWANG, requisite affidavit for publication having Steven C. Lindberg ANSELMO LINDBERG & that Summons was duly issued out of the LTD. Attorney for Plaintiff – Atty # 04452 been filed, notice is hereby given you, ASSOCIATES LLC 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and above Court against you as provided by 29 E. Madison St., Suite 950 Chicago, IL Unknown Heirs and Legatees of Glenn M. 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Charles Walter Piano Charles Walter 43” your appearance therein, in the Office of suit has been commenced against you and com THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A upright piano with bench for sale, French DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or other defendants in the Circuit Court for the DEBT COLLECTOR. Pub: 1/24, 31, 2/7/2019 provincial with cherry satin finish. Thoroughly COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS before February 25, 2019, a default may be Judicial Circuit by said plaintiff praying for the 6101326 inspected by professional technician and January 24, 2019 in excellent playing condition, reference taken against you at any time after that date foreclosure of a certain mortgage conveying available. Bench shows some wear but still IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK and a Judgment entered in accordance with the premises described as follows, to in very good and sturdy condition. $4500 or COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND the prayer of said complaint. E-filing is now wit: LOT 29 IN BLOCK 1 IN T.P. PHILLIPS best offer. 312-925-1889. CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT CHILD mandatory for documents in civil cases with EQUITABLE LAND ASSOCIATION SECOND PROTECTION DIVISION limited exemptions. To e-file, you must first ADDITION TO CHICAGO IN THE SOUTHEAST create an account with an e-filing service QUARTER (1/4) OF SECTION 22, TOWNSHIP IN THE INTEREST OF provider. Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/ 39 NORTH, RANGE 13, EAST OF THE THIRD DISCLAIMER Destiny Brown service-providers.htm to learn more and PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, IN COOK COUNTY, to select a service provider. If you need ILLINOIS. P.I.N.: 16-22-414-013-0000 Said OF DEBTS MINOR(S) CHILD(REN) OF Natasha Brown additional help or have trouble e-filing, property is commonly known as 4324 West (Mother) visit www.illinoiscourts.gov/FAQ/gethelp. Cullerton Street, Chicago, Illinois 60623, and which said mortgage(s) was/were made by NOTICE TO DISADVANTAGED asp. This communication is an attempt JUVENILE NO.: 18JA00212 to collect a debt and any information Lagoldie Jacobs and recorded in the Office BUSINESSES of the Recorder of Deeds as Document Hoerr Construction, Inc., P.O. Box 65, obtained will be used for that purpose. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Steven C. Lindberg ANSELMO LINDBERG & Number 0932047065 and for other relief; Goodfield, IL 61742, (309) 691-6653, that Summons was duly issued out of the is seeking qualified disadvantaged ASSOCIATES LLC 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 Unknown (Father) above Court against you as provided by businesses for the Village of Crestwood, NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Naperville, IL 60563-4947 630-453-6960 | Any And All Unknown Fathers Any law and that said suit is now pending. NOW IL Playfield Subdivision Phase 1 Sanitary , 866-402-8661 | 630-428-4620 (fax) Attorney All Whom It May THEREFORE, unless you, the said above Sewer Rehabilitation for subcontracting respondents, and to No. Cook 58852, DuPage 293191, Kane Concern March 2, 2018 named defendants, file your answer to the opportunities in the following areas: , that on , a petition 031-26104, Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by IL 03126232 ilpleadings@AnselmoLindberg. complaint in the said suit or otherwise make manhole rehabilitation, sewer point repairs your appearance therein, in the Office of by excavation, and traffic control. All KIM FOXX in this court and that in the com THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A courtroom of Judge Robert Balanoff in the DEBT COLLECTOR. Pub: 1/24, 31, 2/7/2019 the Clerk of the Court at Cook County on or disadvantaged businesses should contact, before February 9, 2019, a default may be IN WRITING (Certified Letter, return receipt Cook County Juvenile Court Building, 1100 6101369 So. Hamilton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, ON taken against you at any time after that date requested), Max P. Hoerr II, to discuss and a Judgment entered in accordance with the subcontracting opportunities. All 02/07/2019,at 11:00 AM in CALENDAR 12 COURTROOM L, or as soon thereafter as this the prayer of said complaint. E-filing is now negotiations must be completed prior to mandatory for documents in civil cases with bid opening February 12, 2019. Proposals case may be heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held upon the petition to have the limited exemptions. To e-file, you must first will be evaluated uniformly and objectively LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES create an account with an e-filing service with subcontracts being awarded to the minor declared to be a ward of the court and for other relief under the Act. GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION provider. Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/ lowest, responsible bidder considered to service-providers.htm to learn more and be appropriately qualified by the prime to select a service provider. If you need contractor. THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS CASE TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY additional help or have trouble e-filing, visit AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR, TO www.illinoiscourts.gov/FAQ/gethelp.asp. TERMINATE YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND STATE OF INDIANA ) IN THE CARROLL SUPERIOR COURT This communication is an attempt to collect ASSUMED TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO a debt and any information obtained will be CONSENT TO ADOPTION. YOU MAY LOSE ALL )SS: used for that purpose. Steven C. Lindberg NAMES PARENTAL RIGHTS TO YOUR CHILD. IF THE COUNTY OF CARROLL ) CAUSE NUMBER: 08D01-1812-JT-000015 ANSELMO LINDBERG & ASSOCIATES LLC PETITION REQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF 1771 W. Diehl Rd., Ste 120 Naperville, IL 60563-4947 630-453-6960 | 866-402-8661 Notice is hereby given, Pursuant to “An Act YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND APPOINTMENT OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT IN THE MATTER OF THE TERMINATION | 630-428-4620 (fax) Attorney No. Cook in relation To the use of an Assumed Business OF THE PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP: 58852, DuPage 293191, Kane 031-26104, Name in the conduct or transaction of TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. AMK - DOB 11/29/2003 SUMMONS FOR SERVICE BY Peoria 1794, Winnebago 3802, IL 03126232 Business in The State” as amended, that a [email protected] THIS Certification was filed by the Undersigned AND PUBLICATION & NOTICE OF UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT with the County Clerk of Cook County DEBRA KLIMA (BIOLOGICAL MOTHER) TERMINATION OF PARENTAL RIGHTS COLLECTOR. Pub: 1/10, 17, 24/2019 6078287 File No. to further written notices or publication Y19000299 on the notices of the proceedings in this case, WILLIAM KLIMA, SR. (BIOLOGICAL FATHER) HEARING Date: January 09, 2019 including the filing of an amended petition Under the Assumed Name of: Coveted or a motion to terminate parental rights. TO: Debra Klima LEGAL LEGAL Carvings William Klima, Sr. with the business located at: UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and NOTICES NOTICES 121 Hillgrove Avenue #581 show cause against the petition, the Whereabouts unknown La Grange, IL, 605252 allegations of the petition may stand admitted as against you and each of you, The true name and residence Address of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the owner is: Diane Ciancaelli & John and an order or judgment entered. to the above noted parent whose whereabouts are NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Ciancanelli unknown, that the Indiana Department of Child Services has filed a Petition for 955 S 6th Ave DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Involuntary Termination of your Parental Rights, and that an adjudication hearing has Notice is hereby given that on Friday, February 8, 2019 at 9:00 A.M. in Suite 501 of the La Grange, IL, 60525 COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS office of Hart, Southworth & Witsman located at One North Old State Capitol Plaza, Springfield, January 24, 2019 been scheduled with the Court. Illinois, a public hearing will be held before the Executive Director of the Illinois Finance Authority YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED (the “Authority”), or his designee, regarding a plan to issue not to exceed $45,000,000 of Glenbrook High School District 225 will be to appear before the Judge of the Carroll Superior Adjustable Rate Demand Revenue Bonds (Steppenwolf Theatre Company Project), Series 2019 accepting bids for gymnasium curtains. Court, 101 W. Main Street, Delphi, IN 46923 - 765-564-2136 for a(n) Initial Hearing (the “Bonds”). Proceeds of the qualified 501(c)(3) Bonds (as defined in Section 145 of the Internal Sealed bids are due on Tuesday, February 5, on 3/18/2019 at 9:00 AM and Fact Finding Hearing on 3/19/2019 at 8:30 AM and to Revenue Code of 1986, as amended) will be loaned to Steppenwolf Theatre Company, an Illinois 2019 at 9:00am. Bids should be sent to Kim answer the Petition for Termination of your Parental Rights of said child. not-for-profit corporation and an organization described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Ptak at 3801 W. Lake Ave, Glenview IL. 60026 Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Borrower”), in order to (a) finance or reimburse the and will be opened in the Public Meeting You are further notified that if the allegations in said petition are true, and/or ifyou Room. Questions can be directed to kptak@ Borrower for the costs of acquiring,constructing,renovating,improving,furnishing and equipping glenbrook225.org. fail to appear at the hearing, the Juvenile Court may terminate your parent-child real property owned and operated by the Borrower located at 1624-1700 North Halsted Street, relationship; and if the Court terminates your parent-child relationship you will lose Chicago, Illinois, (b) fund certain reserves and pay capitalized interest, if any, pertaining to the all parental rights, powers, privileges, immunities, duties and obligations including any Bonds, and (c) pay the costs of issuance of the Bonds, all as permitted by the Illinois Finance Authority Act. rights to custody, control, visitation, or support in said child; and if the Court terminates The Bonds do not constitute a debt of the Authority or of the State of Illinois within the meaning your parent-child relationship, it will be permanently terminated, and thereafter you of any provisions of the Constitution or statutes of the State of Illinois or a pledge of the faith and may not contest an adoption or other placement of said child. credit of the Authority or of the State of Illinois or grant to the owners thereof any right to have the Authority or the General Assembly levy any taxes or appropriate any funds for the payment of the You are entitled to representation by an attorney, provided by the State if applicable, principal thereof or interest thereon. The Bonds are special, limited obligations of the Authority, throughout these proceedings to terminate the parent-child relationship. payable solely out of the revenues and other funds pledged for its payment in accordance with the Loan Agreement between the Borrower and the Authority and the Bond Indenture pursuant YOU MUST RESPOND by appearing in person or by an attorney within thirty (30) days to which the Bonds will be issued. after the last publication of this notice, and in the event you fail to do so, adjudication The above notice of public hearing is required by Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code on said petition and termination of your parental rights may be entered against you, in of 1986, as amended. At the time and place set for the public hearing, residents, taxpayers and your absence, without further notice. other interested persons will be given the opportunity to express their views for or against the proposed plan of financing. Written comments may also be submitted to the Executive Director 1/17/19 /s/ Andrea Miller of the Authority via email at [email protected] or (i) at his office located at 160 North Clerk LaSalle Street, Suite S-1000, Chicago, Illinois 60601 (overnight delivery), or (ii) at P.O. Box 641249, Chicago, Illinois 60664 (mail), until February 6, 2019. Morgan L. Wills, #26152-10 In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (the “ADA”), if any person with a dis- Attorney, Indiana Department of Child Services ability as defined by the ADA needs special accommodations to participate in the public hearing, 901 Prince William Rd then not later than February 7, 2019, he or she should contact the Authority at (312) 651-1300. Delphi, IN 46923 Notice Dated: January 24, 2019 ILLINOIS FINANCE AUTHORITY 1/24/2019, 1/31/2019, 2/7/2019 By: /s/ Chris Meister HSPAXLP Executive Director Illinois Finance Authority Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 9

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UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, CLENNA; WILLIAM FRANCIS; UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS; CITY OF COUNTRY CLUB Defendants, Case No. 2018CH14360 The OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, HILLS; UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES requisite affidavit for publication having Defendants, Case No. 2019CH00128 The OF ALFRED CRAIG, DECEASED; CHRISTINE been filed, notice is hereby given you, requisite affidavit for publication having RIVKIN, AKA CHRISTINE CRAIG; ALFRED Steven S. Perdue, Unknown Owners and been filed, notice is hereby given you, BRECKENRIDGE, AKA ALFRED BECKENRIDGE; Non-Record Claimants, that the said suit Gloria L. Clenna, AKA Gloria Clenna, William MILTON SMITH; DEMETRIA PUCKETT, AKA has been commenced in the Circuit Court Francis, Unknown Owners and Non-Record DEMETRIA VAUGHNS; CHERLYN HARRISON; of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, Cook Claimants, that the said suit has been CRAIG DAVIDSON; JACQUELINE GOODMAN; County, Illinois by the said plaintiff against commenced in the Circuit Court of the Cook RENEE KING, AKA RENEE PARKER; THOMAS you and other defendants, praying for the County Judicial Circuit, Cook County, Illinois P. QUINN, AS SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE OF foreclosure of a certain Mortgage conveying by the said plaintiff against you and other ALFRED CRAIG, DECEASED, Defendants, Case the premises described as follows, to-wit: defendants, praying for the foreclosure of No. 2016CH13541 The requisite affidavit Lot 38 in Block 2 in Second Cottage addition a certain Mortgage conveying the premises for publication having been filed, notice is to Roseland in the Southeast 1/4 of Section described as follows, to-wit: Lot thirty-three hereby given you, Unknown Owners and 9, Township 37 North, Range 14, East of the (33) in Block twelve (12) in Chatham Fields, Non-Record Claimants, Unknown Heirs Third Principal Meridian, in Cook County, being a subdivision of the Northeast Quarter and Legatees of Alfred Craig, deceased, Illinois. 10007 South Perry, Chicago, IL 60628 of Section thirty-four (34), Township thirty- Christine Rivkin, AKA Christine Craig, Milton 25-09-414-003-0000 Now, therefore, unless eight (38) North, Range fourteen (14) East of Smith, Craig Davidson, Renee King, AKA you, Steven S. Perdue, Unknown Owners and the Third Principal Meridian, in Cook County, Renee Parker, that the said suit has been Non-Record Claimants, and the said above Illinois. 8013 South Rhodes, Chicago, IL commenced in the Circuit Court of the Cook named defendants, file your answer to the 60619 20-34-211-004-0000 Now, therefore, County Judicial Circuit, Cook County, Illinois complaint in said suit or otherwise make unless you, Gloria L. Clenna, AKA Gloria by the said plaintiff against you and other your appearance therein, in the office of the Clenna, William Francis, Unknown Owners defendants, praying for the foreclosure of Clerk of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, and Non-Record Claimants, and the said a certain Mortgage conveying the premises Cook County, Illinois, on or before February above named defendants, file your answer described as follows, to-wit: The following 9, 2019, default may be entered against you to the complaint in said suit or otherwise described Real Estate situated in the County at any time after that day and a Judgment make your appearance therein, in the office of Cook in the State of Illinois, to-wit: Lot 16 entered in accordance with the prayer of of the Clerk of the Cook County Judicial in J.E. Merrion’s Nob Hill Addition to Country said Complaint. E-filing is now mandatory Circuit, Cook County, Illinois, on or before Club Hills a Resubdivision of Lots 22 to 75 for documents in civil cases with limited February 25, 2019, default may be entered inclusive Lots 104 to 132 inclusive, Lots 157 exemptions. To e-file, you must first create against you at any time after that day and to 186 inclusive, Lots 208 to 223 inclusive an account with an e-filing service provider. a Judgment entered in accordance with together with Vacated Streets, all in J.E. Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/service- the prayer of said Complaint. E-filing is now Merrion’s Country Club Hills Sixth Addition, providers.htm to learn more and to select a mandatory for documents in civil cases with a Subdivision of part of the West 3/4 of the service provider. If you need additional help limited exemptions. To e-file, you must first Northwest 1/4 of Section 26, Township 36 or have trouble e-filing, visit http://www. create an account with an e-filing service North, Range 13, East of the Third Principal illinoiscourts.gov/faq/gethelp.asp or contact provider. Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/ Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois. 16700 the Clerk of this Court. Alan S. Kaufman service-providers.htm to learn more and Butterfield Drive, Country Club Hills, IL 60478 (6289893) MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC to select a service provider. If you need 28-26-103-032-0000 Now, therefore, unless Attorneys for Plaintiff One East Wacker, Suite additional help or have trouble e-filing, visit you, Unknown Owners and Non-Record 1250, Chicago, IL 60601 Phone: 312-651- http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/faq/gethelp. Claimants, Unknown Heirs and Legatees 6700; Fax: 614-220-5613 Atty. No.: 48928 asp or contact the Clerk of this Court. Shara of Alfred Craig, deceased, Christine Rivkin, Email: [email protected] A. Netterstrom (6294499) MANLEY DEAS AKA Christine Craig, Milton Smith, Craig file number: 18-032057 One of Plaintiff’s KOCHALSKI LLC Attorneys for Plaintiff One Davidson, Renee King, AKA Renee Parker, Attorneys Pub: 1/10, 17, 24/2019 6078320 East Wacker, Suite 1250, Chicago, IL 60601 and the said above named defendants, file Phone: 312-651-6700; Fax: 614-220-5613 your answer to the complaint in said suit or Atty. No.: 48928 Email: sef-sanetterstrom@ otherwise make your appearance therein, in manleydeas.com file number: 18-038302 the office of the Clerk of the Cook County One of Plaintiff’s Attorneys Pub: 1/24, 31, Judicial Circuit, Cook County, Illinois, on or 2/7/2019 6101360 before February 9, 2019, default may be entered against you at any time after that day and a Judgment entered in accordance with the prayer of said Complaint. E-filing is now mandatory for documents in civil cases with limited exemptions. To e-file, you must first create an account with an e-filing service provider. Visit http://efile. illinoiscourts.gov/service-providers.htm to learn more and to select a service provider. If you need additional help or have trouble e-filing, visit http://www.illinoiscourts. gov/faq/gethelp.asp or contact the Clerk of this Court. Alan S. Kaufman (6289893) MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC Attorneys for Plaintiff One East Wacker, Suite 1250, Chicago, IL 60601 Phone: 312-651-6700; Fax: 614-220-5613 Atty. No.: 48928 Email: sef- [email protected] file number: 16-026089 One of Plaintiff’s Attorneys Pub: MANLEY, DEAS, KOCHALSKI LLC One East 1/10, 17, 24/2019 6078311 Wacker – Suite 1250 Chicago, IL 60601 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST MANLEY, DEAS, KOCHALSKI LLC One East COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE, IN TRUST FOR Wacker – Suite 1250 Chicago, IL 60601 IN THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF LONG BEACH CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-WL3, ASSET- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-WL3., TRUSTEE FOR CREDIT SUISSE FIRST BOSTON Plaintiff, v. AUGUSTINE MITCHELL; UNKNOWN MORTGAGE SECURITIES CORP., HOME OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS; EQUITY ASSET TRUST 2004-4, HOME EQUITY 1008 W. WASHINGTON BLVD. CONDOMINIUM, PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004- Defendants, Case No. 2018CH14424 The 4., Plaintiff, v. MARIA A. HERNANDEZ; STATE requisite affidavit for publication having been OF ILLINOIS; BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC; filed, notice is hereby given you, Augustine UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD Mitchell, Unknown Owners and Non-Record CLAIMANTS, Defendants, Case No. 2018-CH- Claimants, that the said suit has been 13670 The requisite affidavit for publication commenced in the Circuit Court of the Cook having been filed, notice is hereby given you, County Judicial Circuit, Cook County, Illinois Maria A. Hernandez, Unknown Owners and by the said plaintiff against you and other Non-Record Claimants, that the said suit defendants, praying for the foreclosure of has been commenced in the Circuit Court a certain Mortgage conveying the premises of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, Cook described as follows, to-wit: Unit 6 together County, Illinois by the said plaintiff against with its Undivided Percentage interest in the you and other defendants, praying for the Common Elements in 1008 W. Washington foreclosure of a certain Mortgage conveying Blvd. Condominium, as Delineated and the premises described as follows, to-wit: Defined in the Declaration Recorded as Lot 32 in Block 1 in Marjory W. Wilkin’s Document Number 24571448, as amended Subdivision of Block 13 in the Subdivision of from time to time, of part of the West 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 and the East 1/2 of the the Southwest 1/4 of Section 7, Township 39 Southwest 1/4 of Section 26, Township 39 North, Range 13, East of the Third Principal North, Range 13, East of the Third Principal Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois. 1008 Meridian, in Cook County, Illinois. 2831 South West Washington Boulevard #6, Oak Park, IL Sawyer Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623 16-26- 60302 16-07-316-049-1006 Now, therefore, 423-013-0000 Now, therefore, unless you, unless you, Augustine Mitchell, Unknown Maria A. Hernandez, Unknown Owners and Owners and Non-Record Claimants, and Non-Record Claimants, and the said above the said above named defendants, file your named defendants, file your answer to the answer to the complaint in said suit or complaint in said suit or otherwise make otherwise make your appearance therein, in your appearance therein, in the office of the the office of the Clerk of the Cook County Clerk of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, Judicial Circuit, Cook County, Illinois, on or Cook County, Illinois, on or before February before February 9, 2019, default may be 9 2019, default may be entered against you entered against you at any time after that at any time after that day and a Judgment day and a Judgment entered in accordance entered in accordance with the prayer of with the prayer of said Complaint. E-filing said Complaint. E-filing is now mandatory is now mandatory for documents in civil for documents in civil cases with limited cases with limited exemptions. To e-file, exemptions. To e-file, you must first create you must first create an account with an an account with an e-filing service provider. e-filing service provider. Visit http://efile. Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/service- illinoiscourts.gov/service-providers.htm to providers.htm to learn more and to select a learn more and to select a service provider. service provider. If you need additional help If you need additional help or have trouble or have trouble e-filing, visit http://www. e-filing, visit http://www.illinoiscourts. illinoiscourts.gov/faq/gethelp.asp or contact gov/faq/gethelp.asp or contact the Clerk the Clerk of this Court. Shanna L. Bacher of this Court. Alan S. Kaufman (6289893) (6302793) MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC Attorneys Attorneys for Plaintiff One East Wacker, for Plaintiff One East Wacker, Suite 1250, Suite 1250, Chicago, IL 60601 Phone: 312- Chicago, IL 60601 Phone: 312-651-6700; Fax: 651-6700; Fax: 614-220-5613 Atty. No.: 614-220-5613 Atty. No.: 48928 Email: sef- 48928 Email: [email protected] [email protected] file number: file number: 18-032152 One of Plaintiff’s 18-033927 One of Plaintiff’s Attorneys Pub: Attorneys Pub: 1/10, 17, 24/2019 6078329 1/10, 17, 24/2019 6078340

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SUPER BOWL LIII Patriots vs. Rams Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta Feb. 3 | 5:30 p.m. | CBS-2 ■ What the rest of the NFL can learn from the Super Bears Bowl combatants. Page 7 quarterback Mitch Trubisky soaks it all in Wednesday during practice for the Pro Bowl in Orlando, Fla. STEPHEN M. DOWELL/ ORLANDO SENTINEL Star treatment Although he would have preferred playing in the Super Bowl, Mitch Trubisky is excited to take part in this week’s Pro Bowl

By Colleen Kane | Chicago Tribune

RLANDO, Fla. — Bears quarterback Mitch The excitement Trubisky feels for his first Pro Bowl Trubisky was having lunch with running back appearance this week doesn’t change the fact the Bears’ Benny Cunningham on Friday in Nashville, first-round playoff loss to the Eagles just 18 days ago is O Tenn., during a weekend away with friends still an open wound. when he fielded the call from his coach. He hasn’t yet brought himself to assess his second Matt Nagy asked Trubisky what he was doing the season after it ended prematurely. He glanced at scores following week. When Trubisky said he had no plans, and highlights from playoff games the last two Nagy offered the invitation to spend the week at the Pro weekends but hasn’t been able to mentally stand Bowl in Orlando. watching a full game. “I legit told him to stop 100 times,” Trubisky said He called the ending to a season in which the Bears Wednesday from the ESPN Wide World of Sports went 12-4 and won the NFC North title “kind of Complex. “I’m like, ‘You’re messing with me. You’re heartbreaking.” messing with me.’ And he’s like, ‘No, I’m serious.’ I’m like, ‘I’m there. I can’t wait.’ ” Turn to Trubisky, Page 7

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NORTHWESTERN BASKETBALL WHITE SOX Falzon finally gets Still hoping for a a chance to shine Machado signing Injury-plagued Wildcat’s long-distance Renteria uncertain as to why prized shooting keys critical win over Hoosiers free agent has not yet made a decision

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If you hoped to obtain the Twitter handle @ThxuDr- Even if Manny Machado isn’t with Naismith, you’re out of luck. It belongs to the father of the White Sox — yet? — his presence Northwestern’s Aaron Falzon. looms large. Eric Falzon chose it because the game James Naismith CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Manager Rick Renteria and several invented in 1891 has been very, very good to him and his White Sox players read to preschoolers family. BULLS & BLACKHAWKS at an Englewood community center, but “Basketball has taken us all over the place,” Falzon said. with the SoxFest fan convention this “All three of my kids have played, and there has been very weekend and spring training around the little out-of- pocket (expenses) for me.” ‘I want to see him play with a swagger. corner, Machado’s free-agency-in-limbo Machado Oldest son Tevin played at Sacred Heart University in status couldn’t be ignored. Connecticut. Daughter Madison switched to crew, her I want to see him get in the game “The winter has been very busy to say the least,” varsity sport at Syracuse. defensively first and push the pace Renteria said during the team’s visit to the Mitzi Aaron Falzon — who scored a surprising 21 points in Freidheim Englewood Child and Family Center. “We still Northwestern’s 73-66 victory against Indiana on Tuesday and create for his teammates.” are in flux.” night — is a legit baller. He was a borderline top-100 The Sox manager said the team had a great meeting — Bulls coach Jim Boylen on point guard Kris Dunn before recruit who beat out Jazz star Donovan Mitchell to earn with Machado and that it put on an impressive presentation Dunn’s matchup with Hawks rookie Trae Young. The Bulls player of the year honors in their New England prep to the prized free agent. But as to why Machado remains lost 121-101 to the Hawks at the United Center. Page 3 school conference in 2015. unsigned, Renteria wouldn’t hazard a guess. Blackhawks: The Hawks at least have the power play Turn to Northwestern, Page 4 working heading into All-Star weekend. Page 3 Turn to White Sox, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 TOP OF THE SECOND

CUBS Descalso good fit for clubhouse Cubs expect plenty from versatile bench player

By Mark Gonzales | Chicago Tribune

As the oldest of six children, Daniel Descalso realized the importance of setting a good example. “I’m very proud of all my kids,” George Descalso said. “The first one teaches you a lot about what to expect. “(Daniel) was a natural leader. We tried to teach our kids early is on time and on time is late. He’s always (on time).” And after winning a World Series title with the Cardinals eight years ago, the desire to win another ring re- mains Descalso’s high- est priority — even as Descalso he’s no longer used exclusively as an infielder. “My job is to show up, get the job done and help us win in a variety of ways,” Descalso said. Descalso, 32, hit .278 as a pinch hitter over the last three seasons, which should help make up for the loss of Tommy La Stella, who was traded to the Angels in November. Descalso will also give the Cubs a veteran presence — in the mold of TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP David Ross or Jon Jay, a close friend of The first unanimous entry into baseball’s Hall of Fame, Mariano Rivera saved a record 652 games for the Yankees over 19 seasons. Descalso’s — that was lacking last season. “This guy is one of those under-the- Phil Rosenthal radar kind of guys who is going to make a big impact this year,” manager Joe Maddon said. The Cubs’ signing of Descalso to a Rivera not feeling left out two-year, $5 million contract last month hardly added the pizzazz of a Bryce Harper deal, but Descalso’s experience and unselfishness could help shore up a Ernie Banks was elected to the Baseball however, there have been 43 first-ballot few deficiencies that President Theo Hall of Fame in 1977 with only 83.81 percent That four writers left Hall of Famers selected, including Rivera Epstein pointed to at the end of last of the vote. Sixty-two writers — 62! — left Cobb off their ballots in and the late Roy Halladay (85.41 percent) season. Mr. Cub off their ballots. this year. Descalso played in 268 games with Jackie Robinson entered the Hall with the initial vote of 1936 is Twelve have come in the last six years, the Diamondbacks over the last two only 77.5 percent of the vote in 1962. Ted including former Cubs pitcher Greg seasons despite starting only 144 times. Williams received only 282 of 302 votes in less remarkable than the Maddux in 2014 and White Sox alumni Last season he hit .263 (10-for-38) as a 1966. Joe DiMaggio was named on 223 of Frank Thomas (’14), Ken Griffey Jr. (’16) pinch hitter, played four positions and 251 ballots in 1955. Nine voters denied 11 who didn’t acknowledge and Jim Thome (last year). Griffey came as pitched twice. He was 25-6 in three Hank Aaron unanimous election in 1982. close to unanimous selection as anyone seasons as the ace at St. Francis High There’s none of that messy dissent for Ruth and Wagner. had before Rivera, absent from only three School in Mountain View, Calif. Yankees ace reliever Mariano Rivera, the ballots. Descalso made such a favorable im- first unanimous selection to the Baseball Onetime White Sox pitcher Tom Seaver pact that Diamondbacks manager Torey Hall of Fame by the Baseball Writers’ A more benign explanation for the lack failed to win over five of 425 writers in Lovullo let him manage a game — Association of America, named on all of unanimity would be that, given a surefire 1992, Nolan Ryan was omitted by six of 497 excluding late-inning pitching changes 425 ballots. candidate in a given year, perhaps some in ’99 and Cal Ripken Jr. was skipped over — a day after the Diamondbacks The unanimity for Rivera is no voters wanted to deploy their 10 possible by eight of 545 in 2007. With 98.53 percent clinched a National League wild-card great shock. As stats get crunched and votes elsewhere. of the vote, Ripken edged Cobb, who in ’36 berth in 2017. reputations assessed even before players Or someone who covered the American was endorsed by 98.23 percent. “He has a thorough understanding of retire these days, Hall deliberations seem League might have thought he didn’t know That four writers left Cobb off their the game and each player,” Lovullo said. more likely to be settled well ahead of the enough about a National Leaguer in an era ballots in the initial vote of 1936 is less “When it’s all said and done, he can pick actual vote. before ESPN and interleague play. remarkable than the 11 who didn’t and choose what he wants to do.” Rivera was unquestionably a Hall of It seems there also was for a time acknowledge Ruth and Wagner. Descalso began to develop a reputa- Famer, but a lot great players were. By resistance among some within the writers Admittedly, the initial class of inductees tion for versatility as a second-base being left off ballots the writers have group to elect players in their first year of was crowded. Of the top 50 vote-getters — prospect in the Cardinals organization. managed to implicitly cast doubt on those eligibility, a desire to see that as some including Shoeless Joe Jackson at No. 36 — He quickly adjusted to playing third base players’ credentials. higher honor reserved for the very top 43 now have made it to the Hall of Fame. to help preserve the health of David The fact that the “Sandman” is the first echelon. Cy Young finished eighth in ’36, Freese. inductee chosen without dissent is as That belief seems to be vanishing, though. appearing on just 49.12 percent of the Descalso shouldn’t have any trouble strong an indictment of Hall voters as any Once the designation of “almost-certain writers’ ballots, well shy of the 75 percent with Maddon’s “Be Uncomfortable” of the dubious admissions and glaring Hall of Famer” is conferred on a player, it needed for election. He cleared the hurdle mantra after playing under Hall of Fame omissions to date. now seems silly to make him wait any the next year but with only two votes to manager Tony La Russa, “who would see Babe Ruth getting only 95.13 percent longer than necessary. spare, winning the endorsement of just how you would react” to spontaneous of the vote in 1936 is not a good look. In other words, right or wrong, barring 76.12 percent of the writers. moves. Seriously, who is more of a Hall of Famer some unforeseen scandal Derek Jeter’s Young was some marginal case for the “If you showed no fear with the for the ages than the Bambino? friends, fans and family can make their Hall of Fame. unconventional moves, you’re always a Maybe personal feelings figured into 2020 travel plans to upstate New York now. From 1890 to 1911, he completed only step ahead,” Descalso said. writers leaving someone such as Williams Not counting the original five players 749 of the 815 games he started, pitching Another Cardinals ally was veteran off ballots. “The Splendid Splinter” had a voted into the Hall by the writers in 1936 — 7,335 innings and racking up 511 wins, all utility player Skip Schumaker, who famously contentious relationship with Ruth, Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Christy records that are seemingly destined to last competed with Descalso for at-bats but the press. Mathewson and Walter Johnson — Banks forever. “taught me how to be a pro with my Aaron not being a unanimous pick, was only the eighth player voted into the Young also threw three no-hitters, teammates.” Robinson being snubbed by 36 of 160 Hall in his first year of eligibility. including what’s considered the first “He showed me the ropes,” Descalso voters, 23 of 432 leaving Willie Mays off Admitted on their first ballot in the 41 perfect game of baseball’s modern era. said. “He tried to pay it forward.” their ballots in ’79 and 64 voters failing to years between Banks’ election and that of If Young wasn’t a lock for Cooperstown Descalso, a football-baseball standout get behind Bob Gibson in 1981 makes it Ruth, et al., were Mickey Mantle (1974), in the writers’ eyes, who could ever expect in high school, returned the favor to tempting to figure racism as a factor. Warren Spahn (’73), Sandy Koufax (’72), to be? younger St. Francis players by working But Stan Musial came up 23 votes shy of Musial (’69), Williams (’66), Bob Feller out with them several years after fellow unanimity in 1969 and Johnny Bench was (’62) and Robinson. [email protected] alumni, including Eric Byrnes, prepared 16 short when elected in 1989. In the 42 years since Banks’ election, Twitter @phil_rosenthal for spring training by working out with him and his teammates. That winter routine continued until a few years ago, when Descalso moved an hour away with his wife and high school sweetheart, Julie, and their two young Sox still holding out hope for Machado arrival children. White Sox, from Page 1 White Sox manager Rick Renteria holds a “He’s loyal to his school, his team- young student Wednesday at the Mitzi mates and friends,” said Chris Bradford, “What the dynamics are for why it’s not Freidheim Child and Family Center. who ranks Descalso as a favorite during completed yet with anybody, let alone ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE his 31 seasons as St. Francis varsity ourselves, you kind of scratch your head a baseball coach. little bit,” he said. “I never had to worry about him,” said “But you know what? Everybody’s doing Prospecting: The Sox landed four of the Bradford, who retired in 2006. “I don’t their due diligence and trying to get a young top 26 prospects and six overall in Baseball remember having to coach him. He was man that’s extremely talented, probably Prospectus’ “The Top 101” rankings, which a well-advanced player. I never stepped doing the best they can to get him under the the publication released Wednesday. away from practice. But if I had to, I’d best terms.” Slugging outfielder Eloy Jimenez heads have no problem knowing he could run Machado has made it clear to teams that the Sox on the list at No. 4, followed by the practice.” he desires to play shortstop, though the Madrigal at No. 15, right-handers Michael George Descalso, a former outfielder consensus is most would rather slot him in Kopech and Dylan Cease at 24 and 26, at St. Mary’s College in Northern at third base. His arrival could push outfielder Luis Robert at 45 and right- California, saw his eldest child as mature incumbent shortstop Tim Anderson out of hander Dane Dunning at 76. beyond his years, enough to let him drive position, though the three-year veteran Only the Padres (nine), Braves (eight) 14 miles to high school each morning made great strides defensively in the second and Rays (seven) have more prospects on during his senior season at 17. half of last season. the list than the Sox. The top three prospects “The younger siblings look up to you,” Anderson said he would welcome are Blue Jays third baseman Vladimir Daniel Descalso said. “I tried to get good Machado as a teammate. Guerrero Jr., Angels outfielder Jo Adell and grades and lead by example.” “I just want to win championships,” Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. Descalso couldn’t be more excited to Anderson said. “So however they want to Asked whether he stills sees himself at Three other Sox who were on last year’s join his new team. use me, wherever they want to use me, I’m shortstop, Anderson replied, “What do you list dropped out: right-hander Alec Hansen “When the Cubs call, you take notice,” OK with it. I’m just to here to play and have think?” (No. 40 in 2018), third baseman Jake Burger Descalso said. “It’s a storied franchise.” fun.” “Definitely, I see myself at shortstop,” he (No. 84) and outfielder Blake Rutherford Said Bradford: “The Cubs got the But similar to the sentiment he expressed said. “And it’s going to be tough move me. I (No. 90). perfect guy.” after the Sox drafted Nick Madrigal last put a lot of work (in) to get to where I am year, Anderson said he will compete for his today and I just think the team’s working. [email protected] [email protected] spot. It’s not going to be easy to move me.” Twitter @_phil_thompson Twitter @MDGonzales D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 3

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THREE TAKEAWAYS From the Hawks’ 3-2 shootout victory over the Islanders on Tuesday Power play on roll heading into break By Jimmy Greenfield | Chicago Tribune

Even Blackhawks coach Jeremy Colli- ton is ready for a break. The Hawks’ new coach has worked tirelessly to try to turn the season around, but he’s looking forward to the nine days off, starting with the All-Star break. “Well, it’s nice,” Colliton said. “I’m not going to turn them down. Could use a little practice time too. I think everyone is going to enjoy the time away, get recharged mentally and physically and hopefully come back ready to work.” They’ll return on a modest two-game winning streak thanks to Tuesday’s exciting 3-2 shootout win over the Islanders at the United Center. Here are three takeaways from Tuesday night’s game.

1. The power play continues to amaze. Over their first 35 games the Hawks went 12-for-105 on the power play, which was the worst conversion rate (11.4 percent) in the league. Now, over the last 16 games, the Hawks have gone 19-for-48 and have a power-play goal in nine straight games. It has started to feel strange when the Hawks don’t score on a power play. They’ve nearly doubled the season CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE conversion rate to 20.4 percent and are BULLS RECAP | John Collins scored 35 points on 14-for-16 shooting, hitting all four of his 3-point attempts, to lead the Hawks all the way up to 16th in the league. How to a 121-101 victory over the Bulls on Wednesday night at the United Center. Collins’ performance more than made up for can a team that was so bad for so long Hawks rookie Trae Young’s 1-for-12, five-point night. The Bulls trailed by 17 after one quarter. Above, the Hawks’ Taurean Prince become so good? battles the Bulls’ Bobby Portis. For the full story from Wednesday night’s game, go to chicagotribune.com/sports “Well, we got our confidence,” Jona- than Toews said. “We’re relaxed. We know how to get pucks out of tough areas when we take shots or if there’s HAWKS 121, BULLS 101 broken plays. I think everyone’s just feeling confident that if we’re mixing around or if I’m in the middle on the wall (Alex DeBrincat) can fill in or (Dylan Strome), (Patrick Kane). We’re just kind of filling different positions at different Dunn looks at every times. “We just know where guys are and and we’re relaxed. We know that if they dump it down it’s no big deal, we’re confident in our breakout. We’re not forcing anything. We’re doing a good job opponent the same of wearing teams down and then eventu- ally the plays work out.” By K.C. Johnson | Chicago Tribune have a good defense, everyone has to be one. The first unit has done nearly all of the We all gotta know what we’re doing. In this scoring on the power play, and that unit As far as Kris Dunn is concerned, every league, one little mistake can lead to open has consisted of Kane, Toews, Strome, night in the NBA brings a challenge. shots. When there are multiple mistakes, DeBrincat and Erik Gustafsson. Kane So try to engage him about the signifi- they get easy buckets.” and DeBrincat have been doing the bulk cance of his first matchup with Hawks Dunn consistently deflects questions of the scoring with many gorgeous rookie Trae Young on Wednesday and be about the added pressure on him since he’s one-timers. But Colliton gave a lot of ready to be met with the same stonewall eligible for an extension of his rookie deal credit to Gustafsson. approach Dunn tries to bring to the this offseason. This is, after all, someone “I just think Gus up top makes a big defensive end. who overcame a well-publicized atypical difference,” Colliton said. “Releasing “I do what I do against everybody — play childhood in which he and his older brother either Brinksy or Kaner on the flanks defense,” Dunn said matter-of-factly, when briefly were abandoned by their mother and I think Strome’s done a really good asked what he will try to do against Young. and left to fend for themselves before their job at the front, so you have three guys Dunn sat out with an injury during the father gained custody. that have kind of been there. But the Bulls’ Oct. 27 road victory over the Hawks, That’s not to say Dunn doesn’t put more they play together they get a lot of the game in which Bulls backup Ryan pressure on himself to play well, to lead the chemistry (and) the more they get Arcidiacono outplayed the hyped No. 5 team. It’s more to say he’s focused on what comfortable with each other.” pick. he feels is important. The Bulls brought Young in for a predraft “I think it starts with me a little bit — 2. Strome is quietly on a 64-point workout last June as questions swirled picking up (defensively) full-court some- pace with the Hawks. about whether Dunn is the franchise’s times, picking up half-court,” Dunn said. When Strome arrived from the Coyo- long-term answer at point guard. The Bulls “When they miss shots, try to get guys tes in November he brought untapped ended up focusing more on big men — running. It allows everybody to play up- potential and concern he would never entertaining ideas to trade up for Jaren tempo and shows guys we’re going to run break out. Almost immediately, he began Jackson Jr. and ultimately staying at No. 7 to today. to fit in and he has been on the select Wendell Carter Jr. — but that hasn’t “I know we’re definitely trying to push scoresheet consistently. stopped the questions surrounding Dunn. the pace. I’m going to try to get my guys During his 27 games with the Hawks, Only more consistent play can. running.” Strome has nine goals and 12 assists, “Just staying positive and working. That’s That is an offensive departure from the which would be a 64-point pace over a what I do, work hard,” Dunn said on his early days of Jim Boylen’s coaching tenure. full season. Given that Strome had only approach in striving for more consistency. Boylen, who initially deployed a slower 16 points in 48 games with the Coyotes, “I bring it every day, to practice, to offensive philosophy, did promise the Bulls the Hawks are more than happy with his shoot-around. Just staying consistent with eventually would run after they learned to production. And so is Strome. the little things, and eventually it’s going to crawl and then walk. “I feel good, I feel confident with the carry over.” Dunn has been released to at least run puck,” Strome said. “I just feel good with Dunn finished with 16 points and three selectively. the puck around the net and lucky to assists in close to 27 minutes during the “I want to see him play with a swagger. I bank some in. Hopefully I can keep it Bulls’ 121-101 loss to the Hawks. Young want to see him get in the game defensively rolling.” missed his first seven shots, went 1-for-12 first and push the pace and create for his overall but posted 12 of the Hawks’ 31 teammates,” Boylen said. “What we talk 3. Colliton had the Hawks ready to assists. about a lot is good decisions: when to run, play. “We gotta guard,” Dunn said. “We gotta when to set up. When you’re open, shoot, If the Hawks had come to the United play defense.” and when you’re not, create for somebody. I Center on Tuesday and lost, or even been In fact, Dunn said “we gotta guard” in just hope his decisions and energy are good.” CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE blown out, nobody would have been too response to several questions about the Bulls guard Kris Dunn puts up a shot over surprised. They were facing a red-hot Bulls’ blowout loss. [email protected] Hawks guard Trae Young in the first half of Islanders team and this was the final “You can’t just play offense,” he said. “To Twitter @kcjhoop Wednesday night’s game. game before the Hawks’ nine-day break. The first period was iffy, but the second period was one of the Hawks’ best of the season and they never let up BULLS NOTES in ekeing out the 3-2 shootout victory. “It’s nice,” Colliton said. “Sit on this result for quite a few days, so good for everyone’s mental health to get a result. I Hutchison’s show of maturity belies his youth thought we played hard. I thought we By K.C. Johnson | Chicago Tribune 48.6 percent shooting in 27 minutes. and getting blocks. For a rookie, his deserved to win. That should make “I think I’ve been more aggressive and communication on the defensive side is everybody feel good to come back with This has been some introduction to the more confident,” he said. “That just comes pretty big. He contests a lot of shots. more energy.” NBA for rookie Chandler Hutchison. from being more comfortable and building “He’s mature for his age. I think he has Colliton has a 12-18-6 record since He has experienced a coaching change some trust with these guys. They’ve played great listening skills. Whatever the coach taking over for Joel Quenneville, a and plenty of losing. He has started 12 with me more and seen me make the right tells him to do, he picks up on it right away.” record that isn’t going to have anybody games, come off the bench 30 times and sat decisions on offense and defend and help doing handstands. But aside from a either by coach’s decision or as an inactive them. Layups: The Bulls attempted 30 3-pointers couple of clunkers, the Hawks have six times. “I wouldn’t say that I’m consistent yet. in Monday’s victory over the Cavaliers consistently played hard and are 8-5-3 He has seen a lot. I’m still learning when I’m going to get my despite ranking last in attempts since Jim over their last 16 games. “You use it all as a learning experience,” touches. That’s an adjustment and it Boylen took over as coach. So what’s Colliton took a moment on Tuesday to Hutchison said. “The way I was raised, probably won’t be solidified this whole Boylen’s ideal number of attempts? “I feel in talk about what he expects of himself taught to try to stay level-headed, I think season, but I’m trying to be reliable with my my heart that 45 might be too many for this over the season’s final 31 games. I’m built to handle all this. This is all I know. rebounding and defending. If I can say I did group, but 25 isn’t enough,” he said. “I don’t “I think I can do better and I will do I don’t have anything to compare it to, so I those two things after the game, I’m happy.” have a stat that correlates to, ‘If we take this better,” Colliton said. “We’re not where just focus on what I can control.” many what our chances of winning are.’ I we want to be, so told the guys a few Of late, that’s an increased role. Wednes- Man in middle: Wendell Carter Jr. may haven’t done that. I’m sure we can figure times, as a staff we’re going to be day marked Hutchison’s 10th straight start only be 19 and a rookie, but that doesn’t that out. I want us to take open shots, good relentless in trying to improve because since the Bulls traded Justin Holiday, mean losing him for likely the rest of this shots.” ... Boylen fielded several Carmelo we want to be at the top of the league, not opening up the small forward position. season won’t have an impact. Anthony questions despite widespread where we are.” Including one reserve appearance, Hutchi- “You’re definitely losing a defensive reporting that the 10-time All-Star, ac- son entered the matchup against the Hawks presence,” Kris Dunn said. “He does an quired Tuesday in a cash deal with the [email protected] averaging 7.8 points and 5.3 rebounds on unbelievable job as a rookie of walling up Rockets, won’t report to the Bulls. Twitter @jcgreenx 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 24, 2019

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After redshirting in 2016-17, Northwest- GOODBYE, 2018. ern’s NCAA tournament season, he DAVID BANKS/AP trudged along last season at well less than Northwestern teammates react after 100 percent. Aaron Falzon sinks one of his six 3-pointers Basketball has not always been very, Tuesday night in a win against Indiana. very good to Aaron Falzon. “He put his whole life into basketball; he Dererk Pardon said, “I felt like I was loves it,” his father said. “Part of his heart making shots.” was taken.” Falzon might have saved his college An ankle injury sidelined the redshirt career while rescuing Northwestern’s sea- junior for most of the first six weeks of this son. He finished with 21 points in less than season, during which he fell from the 20 minutes: 6-for-7 from the field, 3-for-3 rotation as freshmen Miller Kopp and Pete from the free-throw line. Nance surpassed Falzon. 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Illinois lost to Wisconsin for the 14th consecutive time Wednesday night, fall- ing 72-60 at State Farm Center in Champaign. The Illini slowed down star Ethan Happ, but all four other Badgers starters scored in double figures. Nate Ruevers scored 22 points with 10 rebounds, D’Mitrik Trice added 16 points, Khalil Iverson had 12 and Brad Davison 10 for Wisconsin (12-6, 4-3 Big Ten). Happ scored nine points with nine rebounds and six assists, but he also committed six turnovers and battled foul NAM Y. HUH/AP trouble for most of the game. He was Northern Illinois forward Noah McCarty is swarmed by teammates after making the winning layup Tuesday night against No. 14 Buffalo. called for a flagrant foul with 9:38 to play, and Aaron Jordan’s two free throws tied NORTHERN ILLINOIS the score 49-49. The Illini (5-13, 1-6) could not take advantage due to their poor shooting. They shot 22-for-62 from the field, 4-for-21 on 3-pointers and 12-for-22 on Fun believable: ‘We belong’ free throws. Georgi Bezhanishvili led Illinois with Huskies hope upset of No. 14 senior Dante Thorpe, but Buffalo double- After five-win seasons in each of Mont- 20 points and eight rebounds. Aaron teamed Thorpe on the inbound pass and gomery’s first two years, the Huskies had Jordan was the only other Illini in Buffalo will be a springboard “the freshman was open,” Montgomery improved to 21 wins by his fifth season in double figures with 10 points while said, referring to Trendon Hankerson. 2015-16. But they slid to 15-17 and 13-19 the shooting 2-for-10. By Shannon Ryan | Chicago Tribune As Hankerson brought the ball across last two seasons. midcourt, McCarty set a screen and then Buffalo arrived in DeKalb with only one Marquette 79, DePaul 69: Markus After Northern Illinois basketball victo- rolled off to get open in the lane, take the loss, at Marquette, and wins over West Vir- Howard scored 13 of his 23 points in the ries, coach Mark Montgomery instructs a pass from Hankerson and make the layup. ginia and Syracuse. The Bulls upset Arizona final six minutes and Sam Hauser added student manager to hurry into the locker Both players are reserves. in the first round of the NCAA tournament 19 as the No. 12 Golden Eagles (17-3, 6-1 room and turn on some celebration music “Before the season, I always tell the guys, last year and returned guard CJ Massin- Big East) moved to 14-0 at the new before the team enters. 10 to 15 games will be decided in the last two burg, who hit a tying 3-pointer nine seconds Fiserv Forum. The party in the Convocation Center or three minutes of the game,” Montgomery before McCarty’s winner. DePaul, which trailed by 14 in the first locker room was especially joyous Tuesday said. “Some of the regulars were not having “This is a monumental win,” Mont- half, pulled to 56-52 on Max Strus’ layup after the Huskies beat No. 14 Buffalo 77-75. their best games (against Buffalo). This gomery said. “We have to enjoy this with 7:31 remaining. “We were really happy,” said junior game hopefully helps the bench continually moment and enjoy this team. We have to Howard then scored five consecutive forward Noah McCarty, who made the stay ready and keep working. You can say it worry about the follow-up, and hopefully points to trigger an 11-point run. Mar- winning layup with 0.6 seconds left. “Coach — you’re a family, you work hard — but this group can be the one that turns it.” quette extended the lead to 67-56 on two Monty came in and busted some moves for when you go out and do it, it’s pretty The Huskies are aiming for a first-round free throws by Hauser with 3:47 left. us. (His dancing) wasn’t too bad. It wasn’t special.” bye in the MAC tournament as one of the Paul Reed had 18 points and Femi the best; it wasn’t the worst. I couldn’t even The hope is this game can be a step up the top four seeds and perhaps a path to the Olujobi added 15 for the Blue Demons tell you what song was playing. We were ladder for the Huskies (11-8, 4-2 Mid- NCAA tournament. (11-7, 3-4), who had won three of four. just celebrating.” American Conference), who have struggled “When the opportunity comes along to The party started on the floor. Students to maintain consistency. play a team like (Buffalo) that’s ranked in Missouri State 70, Loyola 35: The stormed the court, and a few teammates Montgomery, in his eighth season, has the top 25 and play in front of the home fans Ramblers were routed in Springfield, tackled McCarty, who topped his 21st had ups and downs in DeKalb. After taking and get a win like that, it’s a marquee win,” Mo., on a rough night for road teams in birthday celebration Monday night. over a program that went 35-83 over the McCarty said. “It definitely means a lot for the Missouri Valley Conference. The victory was the Huskies’ first over a previous four seasons and hadn’t been to the program. (Beating Buffalo) gives us a Loyola (12-8, 5-2) remained tied for ranked team since they beat Oral Roberts in the NCAA tournament since 1996, he sense that we belong and a certain level of first place with Valparaiso, which lost 1973 at Chicago Stadium and their first over entered this season with an 88-133 record. respect we should be given.” 70-53 at Indiana State while third-place a ranked opponent at home since 1972 Transfers, graduate transfers — like at many Illinois State stumbled 85-68 at Bradley. against No. 5 Indiana. midmajor programs — and untimely in- [email protected] Cameron Krutwig led the Ramblers The winning play was designed to go to juries have dealt blows to the program. Twitter @sryantribune with 15 points. 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 D

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TEAM THU FRI SAT SUN MON TUE WED EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF LAC CLE @BKN @MIA Toronto 36 14 .720 — 8-2 L-1 21-4 15-10 22-9 1 7 2:30 6:30 6:30 Philadelphia 32 17 .653 3 ⁄2 7-3 W-2 21-5 11-12 20-13 NBCSCH, WGN-9, WGN-9, NBCSCH, Boston 30 18 .625 5 7-3 W-5 19-5 11-13 21-10 1 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 Brooklyn 26 23 .531 9 ⁄2 8-2 W-5 14-11 12-12 18-12 New York 10 36 .217 24 1-9 L-7 4-16 6-20 6-25 ALL-STAR SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF GAME, 7 Charlotte 23 24 .489 — 5-5 W-1 16-8 7-16 17-13 1 Miami 22 24 .478 ⁄2 4-6 L-2 11-13 11-11 12-17 NBC-5 1 Washington 20 26 .435 2 ⁄2 7-3 W-2 15-8 5-18 13-17 1 Orlando 20 28 .417 3 ⁄2 3-7 L-1 12-13 8-15 14-14 Atlanta 15 32 .319 8 4-6 W-1 8-13 7-19 11-23 THURSDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF NBA Milwaukee 34 12 .739 — 8-2 W-5 21-4 13-8 22-7 NBA 1 pregame.com THURSDAY Indiana 32 15 .681 2 ⁄2 7-3 W-3 18-6 14-9 24-8 7 p.m. Warriors at Wizards TNT 1 Golden State 9 at Washington Detroit 21 26 .447 13 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 13-11 8-15 14-17 1 JEWEL SAMAD/GETTY-AFP 9:30 p.m. Timberwolves at Lakers TNT at Okla. City 11 ⁄2 New Orleans Chicago 11 37 .229 24 1-9 L-1 5-18 6-19 8-20 1 at Phoenix off Portland Cleveland 9 40 .184 26 ⁄2 1-9 L-5 5-18 4-22 7-24 1 MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Minnesota 1 ⁄2 at L.A. Lakers Karolina Pliskova gets pumped up during her WESTERN CONFERENCE 6 p.m. Tulsa at Cincinnati ESPN2 COLLEGE BASKETBALL shocking rally against Serena Williams. THURSDAY SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 6 p.m. Gardner-Webb at Winthrop ESPNU at IUPUI 5 Oakland 1 Houston 27 20 .574 — 5-5 W-1 17-7 10-13 17-12 at N. Kentucky 9 ⁄2 Green Bay 6 p.m. Michigan State at Iowa FS1 San Antonio 27 22 .551 1 5-5 L-2 18-7 9-15 20-15 AUSTRALIAN OPEN at UNC-Wlmgtn 2 William & Mary 1 Hofstra 8 at J. Madison New Orleans 22 26 .458 5 ⁄2 5-5 L-1 15-7 7-19 13-16 1 6 p.m. Memphis at Temple CBSSN at Temple 5 ⁄2 Memphis Dallas 21 26 .447 6 3-7 W-1 17-6 4-20 13-19 1 at Wright St 14 Milwaukee Memphis 19 29 .396 8 ⁄2 1-9 L-7 11-12 8-17 13-16 7 p.m. Miami at Syracuse WCIU-26.2 at Georgia St 3 Texas St 1 NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF at Ga. Southern 10 ⁄2 Texas-Arlington Unexpected turn 8 p.m. Washington at Oregon ESPN2 1 Michigan St 5 ⁄2 at Iowa Denver 31 15 .674 — 6-4 L-1 20-4 11-11 18-10 at Coll. of Chrlstn 17 Elon 1 8 p.m. Belmont at Murray State ESPNU 1 Oklahoma City 29 18 .617 2 ⁄2 5-5 W-3 15-7 14-11 17-14 Northeastern 9 ⁄2 at Towson 1 1 Portland 29 20 .592 3 ⁄2 7-3 L-1 20-7 9-13 16-17 at Cincinnati 14 ⁄2 Tulsa Williams attributes 3-set upset 8 p.m. Arizona at USC FS1 1 at UALR 3 Coast. Carol. Utah 27 22 .551 5 ⁄2 8-2 W-1 14-9 13-13 15-13 1 1 8 p.m. Marshall at Louisiana Tech CBSSN at Syracuse 8 ⁄2 Miami Minnesota 23 24 .489 8 ⁄2 6-4 W-2 16-8 7-16 13-17 1 at Louisville 5 ⁄2 NC State to Pliskova’s play — not ankle 10 p.m. St. Mary’s at BYU ESPN2 at La.-Monroe 5 Troy PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 1 at LA-Laf. 9 ⁄2 S. Alabama Golden State 33 14 .702 — 9-1 W-8 18-6 15-8 21-10 1 10 p.m. Arizona State at UCLA FS1 W Kentucky 1 ⁄2 at So. Miss 1 L.A. Clippers 26 22 .542 7 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 14-10 12-12 18-16 at Rice 3 Mid. Tenn. 1 By Howard Fendrich | Associated Press WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1 L.A. Lakers 25 23 .521 8 ⁄2 4-6 L-2 15-10 10-13 17-16 at Arkansas St 2 ⁄2 Appalach. St 1 at North Texas 7 UAB Sacramento 24 24 .500 9 ⁄2 5-5 L-2 14-10 10-14 13-18 5 p.m. Michigan at Indiana BTN at UTSA 9 Charlotte Phoenix 11 38 .224 23 2-8 L-5 7-18 4-20 7-22 1 at Ill.-Chicago 5 ⁄2 Detroit MELBOURNE, Australia — Four times, Ser- 6 p.m. Notre Dame at Tennessee ESPN 1 through Wednesday at La. Tech 3 ⁄2 Marshall 1 7 p.m. Maryland at Ohio State BTN Old Dominion 8 ⁄2 at UTEP ena Williams was only one point — a single point at Stanford 3 Utah WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS HAWKS 121, BULLS 101 — from closing out a victory in the Australian GOLF at Oregon 3 Washington Atlanta 121, Bulls 101 at USC 1 Arizona Indiana 110, Toronto 106 ATLANTA MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS 1 Open quarterfinals. 2 p.m. Farmers Insurance Open Golf Channel at San Diego 6 ⁄2 Loyola Mrymnt Boston 125, Cleveland 103 Collins 29:10 14-16 3-3 3-8 2 4 35 at Cal St.-Flrtn 1 UC Santa Brbra Houston 114, New York 110 On the first such chance, at 5-1, 40-30 in the 1 Prince 28:00 6-10 0-0 0-6 2 3 15 1:30 a.m. Dubai Desert Classic Golf Channel at San Fran. 20 ⁄2 Portland L.A. Clippers 111, Miami 99 Dedmon 24:46 6-9 1-1 2-7 5 3 14 Saint Mary’s CA 1 at BYU (Fri.) Brooklyn 114, Orlando 110 Bembry 28:02 1-4 0-0 0-1 5 2 2 third set, she turned her left ankle awkwardly. at UCLA 1 Arizona St Charlotte 118, Memphis 107 1 Young 32:45 1-12 2-2 1-7 12 1 5 FIGURE SKATING Gonzaga 19 ⁄2 at Santa Clara Detroit 98, New Orleans 94 The owner of the best serve in the sport would 1 Len 22:30 4-10 6-7 7-10 1 1 14 at Oregon St 13 ⁄2 Wash. St Philadelphia 122, San Antonio 120 1 Lin 21:42 6-10 1-3 0-2 4 3 15 lose every point she served the rest of the way. 4 p.m. U.S. Figure Skating Championships NBCSN Colorado 5 ⁄2 at California Utah 114, Denver 108 Spellman 19:34 3-6 1-2 2-6 0 2 8 NFL Anderson 18:05 2-7 2-3 1-3 0 0 7 And so it was that a startling reversal and result 8 p.m. U.S. Figure Skating Championships NBCSN THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE SUPER BOWL SUNDAY FEB. 3 Hamilton 13:34 2-5 0-0 0-1 0 1 6 1 Golden State at Washington, 7 TENNIS New England 2 ⁄2 L.A.Rams would follow Wednesday at Melbourne Park, New Orleans at Oklahoma City, 7 Dorsey 1:52 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2:30 a.m. Australian Open ESPN SUPER BOWL LIII Portland at Phoenix, 8 TOTALS 45-90 16-21 16-51 31 20 121 with Williams dropping the last six games of a FIRST SCORING PLAY? Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 Pcts: FG .500, FT .762. 3-pointers: 15-40, .375 (Fri.) FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE (Collins 4-4, Prince 3-7, Hamilton 2-4, Lin 2-4, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5 loss to No. 7-seeded Karolina Patriots Touchdown Pass 11/4 L.A. Clippers at BULLS, 7 Spellman 1-3, Dedmon 1-4, Anderson 1-6, Young Rams Touchdown Pass 13/4 X GAMES Washington at Orlando, 6 1-7, Dorsey 0-1). Team rebs: 6. Team turnovers: Pliskova of the Czech Republic. Patriots Field Goal 4/1 9 p.m. Winter X Games Aspen ESPN Miami at Cleveland, 6:30 17 (19 PTS). Blocks: 3 (Bembry, Dedmon, “I can’t say that I choked on those match Rams Field Goal 17/4 New York at Brooklyn, 6:30 Rams Touchdown Run 5/1 Prince). Turnovers: 17 (Dedmon 3, Lin 3, Young Sacramento at Memphis, 7 3, Collins 2, Anderson, Bembry, Hamilton, Len, points,” Williams said. “She literally played her Patriots Touchdown Run 11/2 Toronto at Houston, 7 Patriots Any Other Touchdown 25/1 Prince, Spellman). Steals: 11 (Anderson 2, Charlotte at Milwaukee, 7:30 Collins 2, Len 2, Bembry, Dedmon, Prince, best tennis ever on those shots.” Rams Any Other Touchdown 30/1 Detroit at Dallas, 7:30 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Spellman, Young). Technical fouls: None. Patriots Safety 60/1 Minnesota at Utah, 8 The 37-year-old American didn’t call for a Rams Safety 60/1 Phoenix at Denver, 8 MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS HOW AP MEN’S TOP 25 FARED WEDNESDAY BULLS trainer during the match and later wouldn’t PLAYER TO SCORE SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE 1. Tennessee (17-1) beat Vanderbilt 88-83. Next: vs. West Virginia, Saturday. Hutchison 33:20 3-5 0-0 1-7 3 2 6 FIRST TOUCHDOWN? San Antonio at New Orleans, 5 Markkanen34:29 8-16 3-3 0-6 1 1 22 blame the ankle for the way everything changed 2. Duke (16-2) did not play. Next: vs. Georgia Tech, Saturday. Indiana at Memphis, 7 Sony Michel (New England) 11/2 Lopez 15:03 2-2 1-2 2-3 0 3 5 3. Virginia (17-1) did not play. Next: at Notre Dame, Saturday. Golden State at Boston, 7:30 down the stretch, saying afterward that it “seems Todd Gurley (LA Rams) 11/2 Dunn 26:46 5-11 5-6 1-4 3 2 16 4. Gonzaga (18-2) did not play. Next: at Santa Clara, Thursday. Philadelphia at Denver, 8 Julian Edelman (New England) 8/1 LaVine 34:09 6-15 9-10 0-4 4 2 23 5. Michigan (18-1) did not play. Next: at Indiana, Friday. Atlanta at Portland, 9 to be fine.” 6. Michigan State (17-2) did not play. Next: at No. 19 Iowa, Thursday. CJ Anderson (LA Rams) 17/2 Portis 33:14 3-12 2-2 2-7 2 4 9 7. Nevada (19-1) beat Colorado State 100-60. Next: at UNLV, Tuesday. Rob Gronkowski (New England) 10/1 TUESDAY’S RESULTS Harrison 20:00 2-9 3-3 1-4 3 2 7 But instead of Williams moving closer to an 8. Kentucky (15-3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 9 Kansas, Saturday. Brandin Cooks (LA Rams) 11/1 Toronto 120, Sacramento 105 Selden 18:31 5-6 0-1 0-1 0 0 11 9. Kansas (16-3) did not play. Next: at No. 8 Kentucky, Saturday. Robert Woods (LA Rams) 11/1 Oklahoma City 123, Portland 114 Arcidiacono 17:32 0-1 0-0 0-1 3 5 0 eighth championship at the Australian Open and 10. Virginia Tech (15-3) did not play. Next: vs. Syracuse, Saturday. James White (New England) 12/1 Dallas 106, L.A. Clippers 98 Blakeney 3:28 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 11. North Carolina (15-4) did not play. Next: at Georgia Tech, Tuesday. Josh Reynolds (LA Rams) 17/1 Minnesota 118, Phoenix 91 Felicio 3:28 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 record-tying 24th Grand Slam title overall, it is 12. Marquette (17-3) beat DePaul 79-69. Next: at Xavier, Saturday. Rex Burkhead (New England) 18/1 3-POINT FIELD GOALS TOTALS 35-79 23-27 7-37 20 21 101 Pliskova who will continue the pursuit of her first 13. Maryland (16-4) did not play. Next: vs. Illinois, Saturday. Chris Hogan (New England) 19/1 Pcts: FG .443, FT .852. 3-pointers: 8-26, .308 Phillip Dorsett (New England) 20/1 James Harden, HOU 213 14T. Buffalo (17-2) did not play. Next: at Kent State, Friday. (Markkanen 3-8, LaVine 2-6, Dunn 1-2, Selden major trophy. Patriots DST (NE) 22/1 Stephen Curry, GSW 189 14T. Texas Tech (15-4) did not play. Next: vs. Arkansas, Saturday. 1-2, Portis 1-4, Arcidiacono 0-1, Hutchison 0-1, 16. Auburn (13-5) did not play. Next: at No. 22 Mississippi State, Saturday. Gerald Everett (LA Rams) 25/1 Buddy Hield, SAC 161 Harrison 0-2). Team rebs: 4. Team turnovers: 15 “I was almost in the locker room,” Pliskova told 17. Houston (19-1) beat East Carolina 94-50. Next: at Tulsa, Sunday. Cordarrelle Patterson (New Eng.) 30/1 Paul George, OKC 158 18. Villanova (15-4) did not play. Next: vs. Seton Hall, Sunday. Rams DST (LA) 30/1 Kemba Walker, CHO 149 (9 PTS). Blocks: 6 (Dunn 2, Harrison, Hutchi- the Rod Laver Arena crowd, “but now I’m 19. Iowa (16-3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 6 Michigan State, Thursday. Tom Brady (New England) 35/1 Damian Lillard, POR 141 son, Lopez, Markkanen). Turnovers: 15 (LaVine 20. Mississippi (14-4) did not play. Next: vs. No. 24 Iowa State, Saturday. Tyler Higbee (LA Rams) 40/1 Klay Thompson, GSW 137 3, Lopez 3, Selden 3, Markkanen 2, Dunn, standing here as the winner.” 21. N.C. State (15-3) did not play. Next: at No. 23 Louisville, Thursday. Jared Goff (LA Rams) 45/1 J.J. Redick, PHI 136 Felicio, Hutchison, Portis). Steals: 7 (Dunn 2, It was surprising to see Williams let a sizable 22. Mississippi State (14-4) did not play. Next: vs. No. 16 Auburn, Saturday. KhaDarel Hodge (LA Rams) 50/1 D’Angelo Russell, BRK 127 LaVine 2, Arcidiacono, Harrison, Hutchison). 23. Louisville (13-5) did not play. Next: vs. No. 21 N.C. State, Thursday. No Touchdowns scored 250/1 Bradley Beal, WAS 117 Technical fouls: Lopez, 1:51 third. lead vanish. Only twice before in 380 Grand Slam 24. Iowa State (14-5) did not play. Next: at No. 20 Mississippi, Saturday. source: sportsbook.ag Brook Lopez, MIL 116 25. LSU (15-3) beat Georgia 92-82. Next: at Missouri, Saturday. Harrison Barnes, DAL 110 Atlanta 42 24 32 23 — 121 matches had Williams lost after holding a match Kyrie Irving, BOS 109 BULLS 25 35 23 18 — 101 HOW AP WOMEN’S TOP 25 FARED WEDNESDAY NFL Luka Doncic, DAL 108 Officials: Gediminas Petraitis, Ray Acosta, Josh point, at the 2010 French Open and 1999 Danny Green, TOR 108 1. Notre Dame (18-1) did not play. Next: at Tennessee, Thursday. Tiven. T: 2:13. A: 18,223. Australian Open. 2. Baylor (16-1) beat No. 20 Iowa State 84-69. Next: at Oklahoma, Sunday. PRO BOWL 3. UConn (17-1) beat SMU 79-39. Next: vs. UCF, Sunday. In Thursday’s semifinals, Pliskova will face Sunday at Camping World Stadium; NHL 4. Louisville (17-1) did not play. Next: at No. 22 Florida State, Thursday. Orlando, Fla. No. 4-seeded Naomi Osaka. 5. Oregon (17-1) did not play. Next: at Washington State, Friday. AFC vs. NFC, 2 (ABC-7/ESPN) 6. Stanford (16-1) did not play. Next: at Colorado, Friday. EASTERN CONFERENCE 7. Mississippi State (17-1) did not play. Next: at Florida, Thursday. SUPER BOWL LIII 8. N.C. State (18-0) did not play. Next: vs. Clemson, Thursday. Sunday, Feb. 3 at Mercedez-Benz Sta- ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV dium, Atlanta 9. Oregon State (15-3) did not play. Next: at Washington, Friday. Tampa Bay 49 37 10 2 76 199 140 20-5-0 17-5-2 12-3-0 10. Marquette (16-3) did not play. Next: at Xavier, Friday. New England (13-5) vs. 11. Maryland (16-2) did not play. Next: at Ohio State, Thursday. L.A. Rams (15-3), 5:30 (CBS-2) Toronto 49 30 17 2 62 174 140 14-11-1 16-6-1 7-6-2 12. Texas (16-3) beat Kansas 62-43. Next: at Texas Tech, Saturday. Montreal 51 28 18 5 61 154 149 14-10-2 14-8-3 9-5-4 IN BRIEF SUPER BOWL LIII MATCHUP: Boston 49 27 17 5 59 143 128 17-7-1 10-10-4 12-6-2 13. Syracuse (15-4) lost to Miami 84-71. Next: at Duke, Sunday. OFFENSIVE LINES 14. Rutgers (15-4) lost to No. 17 Iowa 72-66. Next: at Penn State, Sunday. RUSH TOTAL Buffalo 48 24 18 6 54 140 144 14-6-3 10-12-3 8-6-3 15. Kentucky (16-3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 25 Missouri, Thursday. Team EXP ATT YDS AVG TDS Florida 48 20 20 8 48 152 170 10-6-5 10-14-3 9-5-3 BASEBALL: Ichiro Suzuki agreed to a minor- 16. Arizona State (13-5) did not play. Next: vs. UCLA, Friday. Detroit 51 19 25 7 45 145 172 10-12-4 9-13-3 4-8-4 17. Iowa (15-4) beat No. 14 Rutgers 72-66. Next: vs. Purdue, Sunday. New England 258 4782,037 4.3 18 Ottawa 50 19 26 5 43 156 187 12-10-4 7-16-1 6-8-2 league deal with the Mariners, paving the way for 18. Gonzaga (17-2) did not play. Next: vs. San Francisco, Thursday. L.A. Rams 508 4592,231 4.9 23 19. South Carolina (13-5) did not play. Next: vs. Vanderbilt, Monday. RUSH LEFT METRO. GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV the 45-year-old to play in the team’s season- 20. Iowa State (14-5) lost to No. 2 Baylor 84-69. Next: at Oklahoma State, Saturday. Team 1ST NEG +10Y PWR 21. Utah (16-1) did not play. Next: vs. California, Friday. N.Y. Islanders 49 29 15 5 63 147 122 14-7-3 15-8-2 13-5-1 opening series in Japan. Suzuki’s agent, John 22. Florida State (16-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. 4 Louisville, Thursday. New England 49 12 29 44 Washington 50 27 17 6 60 171 162 13-8-4 14-9-2 9-4-2 23. Michigan State (13-5) did not play. Next: vs. Illinois, Thursday. L.A. Rams 49 15 29 77 Columbus 48 28 17 3 59 154 146 14-9-2 14-8-1 11-5-1 Boggs, said the deal would become a major- 24. Texas A&M (14-4) did not play. Next: at Auburn, Thursday. RUSH CENTER Pittsburgh 48 26 16 6 58 169 146 13-8-2 13-8-4 7-5-1 league contract if he’s added to the expanded 25. Missouri (15-5) did not play. Next: at No. 15 Kentucky, Thursday. Team 1ST NEG +10Y PWR Carolina 50 24 20 6 54 140 149 13-8-4 11-12-2 7-7-2 New England 45 4 18 64 N.Y. Rangers 48 21 20 7 49 139 164 13-6-5 8-14-2 4-7-3 roster for two games the Mariners will play WEDNESDAY RESULTS UMBC 74, Vermont 61 L.A. Rams 38 4 11 64 Philadelphia 48 19 23 6 44 139 169 10-10-3 9-13-3 4-8-1 against the Athletics in March in Tokyo. Suzuki MEN SOUTH RUSH RIGHT New Jersey 48 18 23 7 43 140 164 13-6-4 5-17-3 6-8-1 Davidson 73, George Washington 62 MIDWEST Team 1ST NEG +10Y PWR started last season playing for the Mariners but Aquinas 60, Concordia (Mich.) 55 FIU 78, FAU 74 WESTERN CONFERENCE LSU 92, Georgia 82 Bethany Lutheran 86, Martin Luther 62 New England 37 8 17 65 CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV transitioned into a front-office role as a “special Bethel (Minn.) 90, Carleton 56 Sam Houston St. 78, Northwestern St. 64 L.A. Rams 47 19 24 67 Bradley 85, Illinois St. 68 UCF 75, Tulane 50 Team SACKS QB HITS Winnipeg 48 31 15 2 64 167 134 18-6-2 13-9-0 10-7-0 assistant to the chairman” that allowed him to Concordia (Wis.) at Dominican (Ill.), SOUTHWEST Nashville 52 30 18 4 64 161 135 16-9-0 14-9-4 8-5-0 New England 21 68 ppd. Arkansas 72, Missouri 60 take part in pregame workouts and batting L.A. Rams 33 73 Minnesota 50 26 21 3 55 142 142 13-9-3 13-12-0 9-4-1 Drake 78, Evansville 66 WOMEN Dallas 49 24 21 4 52 126 128 15-8-2 9-13-2 5-6-1 Exp: Combined career starts for the two practice but did not allow him to be in the dugout Edgewood at Concordia (Ill.), ppd. MIDWEST Colorado 50 22 20 8 52 169 162 10-8-5 12-12-3 4-7-3 Adrian 60, St. Mary’s (Ind.) 51 guards, two tackles and center on team George Mason 67, Dayton 63 St. Louis 49 22 22 5 49 139 149 12-13-2 10-9-3 6-7-3 during games. ... Left-hander Drew Pomeranz Gustavus 82, St. Olaf 70 Alma 63, Olivet 44 with the most starts in the current sea- Hamline 77, Macalester 64 Aquinas 73, Concordia (Mich.) 55 son. Chicago 51 18 24 9 45 156 190 10-10-6 8-14-3 9-4-3 agreed to a $1.5 million, one-year contract with Rush 1st: Rushing first downs. Hope 77, Albion 70 Ball St. 48, Kent St. 44 PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Indiana St. 70, Valparaiso 53 Cardinal Stritch 87, Robert Morris-Chi 61 Rush Neg: Rushes for negative yards. the Giants. ... The Brewers promoted general Kalamazoo 67, Adrian 62 Cincinnati 68, Houston 57 Rush +10Y: Rushes for 10 or more yards. Calgary 51 33 13 5 71 190 145 17-4-5 16-9-0 9-5-1 Marian (Wis.) at Aurora, ppd. Clarke 80, Lincoln (Ill.) 61 Rush Pwr: Percentage of rushes on 3rd San Jose 52 29 16 7 65 187 167 17-4-4 12-12-3 10-4-3 manager David Stearns, adding president of Milwaukee Engineering 88, Rockford 76 E. Michigan 81, Bowling Green 74 or 4th down with 2 or fewer yards to go that achieved a first down or TD. Also in- Vegas 52 29 19 4 62 157 140 16-6-3 13-13-1 11-4-2 baseball operations to his title and giving him a Missouri St. 70, Loyola 35 Kansas St. 59, Oklahoma St. 48 Vancouver 51 23 22 6 52 147 161 12-10-3 11-12-3 6-5-3 Northland 74, Wis.-Superior 73 Ohio 69, N. Illinois 53 cludes rushes on 1st-and-goal and 2nd- contract extension after the team came within Olivet 85, Calvin 81 Purdue Fort Wayne at Omaha, ppd. and-goal from the opponent's 2-yard Anaheim 51 21 21 9 51 120 153 10-8-8 11-13-1 5-6-3 Providence 64, Xavier 62 S. Dakota St. 86, N. Dakota St. 33 line or closer. Arizona 50 23 23 4 50 132 142 9-12-3 14-11-1 8-7-1 one win of the World Series. The team also Purdue 79, Ohio St. 67 Saint Louis 68, Dayton 65, OT regular season numberssource: nfl.com Edmonton 50 23 24 3 49 144 163 12-13-1 11-11-2 7-10-1 Robert Morris-Chi 69, Cardinal Stritch 65 Toledo 62, Cent. Michigan 59 Los Angeles 50 20 26 4 44 114 150 12-13-1 8-13-3 8-8-1 elevated chief operating officer Rick Schlesinger S. Illinois 70, N. Iowa 62 EAST Siena Heights 71, Mich.-Dearborn 63 Albany (NY) 54, Stony Brook 49 Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division to president of business operations. S. Dakota 70, N. Dakota 56 American U. 64, Boston U. 51 COLLEGE FOOTBALL and two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. through Wednesday St. John’s (Minn.) 89, Binghamton 70, Mass.-Lowell 50 St. Mary’s (Minn.) 58 Bucknell 75, Loyola (Md.) 57 BOWL GLANCE WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Metropolitan All-Stars vs. GOLF: Wisconsin 72, Illinois 60 Buffalo 91, Akron 72 Montreal 2, Arizona 1 Atlantic All-Stars, 8:15 Johnny Miller’s final broadcast as NBC’s Wis. Lutheran 100, Lakeland 90 Duquesne 66, La Salle 62 Saturday Toronto 6, Washington 3 All-Star Final, 9:15 golf analyst will be during the third round of the Wis.-La Crosse 66, Wis.-River Falls 65 George Washington 57, VCU 48 Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala. Minnesota 5, Colorado 2 North vs. South, 1:30 (NFLN) MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Wis.-Stout 61, Wis.-Stevens Pt. 60 Hartford 66, New Hampshire 48 St. Louis 5, Anaheim 1 Winnipeg at Philadelphia, 7 Phoenix Open. The network said it will honor Wis.-Whitewater 88, Wis.-Platteville 80 Holy Cross 58, Army 39 Nashville 2, Vegas 1 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 EAST Lafayette 55, Navy 42 Carolina 5, Vancouver 2 Miller during the Feb. 2 broadcast since the final TUESDAY’S RESULTS American U. 70, Boston U. 66 Lehigh 86, Colgate 58 NBA G LEAGUE SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Army 76, Holy Cross 57 Penn 71, Temple 62 Blackhawks 3, NY Islanders 2 (SO) round on Feb. 3 is about crowning a champion. All-Star Game in San Jose, San Jose 7, Wash. 6 (OT) Bucknell 71, Loyola (Md.) 68 Vermont 58, UMBC 44 Calif. Colgate 57, Lafayette 47 W. Virginia 68, Texas Tech 65 EASTERN CONFERENCE Arizona 3, Ottawa 2 Paul Azinger will replace Miller as lead analyst Central All-Stars vs. Pacific Detroit 3, Edmonton 2 Hartford 74, New Hampshire 39 SOUTH CENTRAL W L Pct GB All-Stars, 7:15 and will call the final round in Phoenix. La Salle 73, Fordham 71 Cent. Arkansas 62, New Orleans 60 Calgary 3, Carolina 2 (OT) Lehigh 85, Navy 74 Memphis 47, S. Florida 40 Fort Wayne 14 14 .500 — Mass.-Lowell 85, Binghamton 79 Nicholls 85, Texas A&M-CC 55 WINDY CITY 15 15 .500 — ALL-STAR ROSTERS 1 Rhode Island 71, VCU 65 Richmond 46, Saint Joseph’s 45 Grand Rapids 12 15 .444 1 ⁄2 NFL: Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald is returning Saint Joseph’s 74, Richmond 70 SE Louisiana 73, Houston Baptist 65 Canton 12 16 .429 2 Saturday at SAP Arena; San Jose, Calif. (with all-star appearances in parentheses) St. Bonaventure 65, UMass 51 UCF 61, E. Carolina 58 Wisconsin 6 22 .214 8 to the Cardinals for a 16th season. The team Stony Brook 67, Albany (NY) 66, OT W. Carolina 71, N. Greenville 44 Atlantic Central WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS F Jack Eichel, Buffalo (second) F Patrick Kane, Blackhawks (eighth) announced it had signed the 35-year-old Fitzger- Wisconsin 118, Windy City 109 F Nikita Kucherov, Tampa Bay (third) F Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado (third) TENNIS: 107TH AUSTRALIAN OPEN Erie 135, Fort Wayne 123 F Auston Matthews, Toronto (third) F Ryan O’Reilly, St. Louis (second) ald to a one-year contract. ... Patriots defensive Lakeland 116, Canton 104 F Jeff Skinner, Buffalo (second) F Mikko Rantanen, Colorado (first) Memphis 110, Delaware 106 F David Pastrnak, Boston (first) F Mark Scheifele, Winnipeg (first) play-caller Brian Flores took a break from his At Melbourne Park, Melbourne; 34 Unforced errors 24 Westchester 111, Raptors 102 F Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay (sixth) F Blake Wheeler, Winnipeg (second) Super Bowl preparations to meet with the outdoors-hard 8 Return unforced 2 Texas 111, Austin 103 F John Tavares, Toronto (sixth) F Gabriel Landeskog, Colorado (first) Thursday’s early result errors THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE D Thomas Chabot, Ottawa (first) D Miro Heiskanen, Dallas (first) Dolphins, who are expected to hire him as head #8 Petra Kvitova d. 128 Total points won 143 Grand Rapids at Maine, 6 D Keith Yandle, Florida (third) D Roman Josi, Nashville (second) Danielle Rose Collins, 7-6 (2), 6-0 134 mph Fastest serve 130 mph Iowa at Stockton, 9 G Jimmy Howard, Detroit (second) G Devan Dubnyk, Minnesota (third) coach after the title game. ... Kicker Greg Zuerlein Wednesday’s results 120 mph 1st Serve Average 118 mph Salt Lake City at Agua Caliente, 9 G Andrei Vasilevskiy, Tampa Bay (second) G Pekka Rinne, Nashville (third) 103 mph 2nd serve average 99 mph Metropolitan Pacific appears on the Rams’ first injury report before MEN’S QUARTERFINAL SINGLES FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE F Sebastian Aho, Carolina (first) F Johnny Gaudreau, Calgary (fifth) #1 Novak Djokovic d. WOMEN’S QUARTERFINAL SINGLES Grand Rapids at Capital City, 6 F Cam Atkinson, Columbus (second) F Clayton Keller, Arizona (first) the Super Bowl with a foot injury. The right- #8 Kei Nishikori, 6-1, 4-1, ret. #4 Naomi Osaka d. Greensboro at Lakeland, 6 F Mathew Barzal, N.Y. Islanders (first) F Connor McDavid, Edmonton (third) #28 Lucas Pouille d.#16 Milos Raonic, #6 Elina Svitolina, 6-4, 6-1. Memphis at Westchester, 6 footed Zuerlein was spotted with a walking boot F Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh (fourth) F Joe Pavelski, San Jose (third) 7-6 (4), 6-3, 6-7 (2), 6-4. #7 Karolina Pliskova d. Sioux Falls at Delaware, 6 CATEGORY POUILLE F Claude Giroux, Philadelphia (sixth) F Elias Pettersson, Vancouver (first) RAONIC #16 Serena Williams, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5. Wisconsin at Canton, 6 on his left foot Monday, but coach Sean McVay F Kyle Palmieri, New Jersey (first) F Leon Draisaitl, Edmonton (first) Austin at Rio Grande Valley, 7 25 Aces 14 D John Carlson, Washington (first) D Brent Burns, San Jose (sixth) THURSDAY’S FEATURED MATCHES Northern Arizona at Texas, 7:30 said the Rams didn’t pick up any serious injuries 6 Double faults 4 D Seth Jones, Columbus (second) D Drew Doughty, Los Angeles (fifth) #2 Rafael Nadal Long Island at Salt Lake City, 8 58 % 1st serve in 66 % D Kris Letang, Pittsburgh (fifth) D Erik Karlsson, San Jose (sixth) in the NFC championship game. vs. #14 Stefanos Tsitsipas Iowa at South Bay, 9 71 % Win 1st serve 84 % G Braden Holtby, Washington (fourth) G Marc-Andre Fleury, Vegas (fourth) WOMEN’S FEATURED MATCH Santa Cruz at Stockton, 9 56 % Win 2nd serve 57 % G Henrik Lundqvist, N.Y. Rangers (fifth) G John Gibson, Anaheim (second) 1/1 Break points won 3/14 #7 Karolina Pliskova vs. #4 Naomi Osaka SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE SKIING: 47/81 Net points won 15/24 Windy City at Raptors, 1 Lindsey Vonn isn’t quite done yet. The Stat of the day Greensboro at Delaware, 6 27/122 Receiving points 46/149 6: Streak of games won by Karolina Memphis at Maine, 6 TRANSACTIONS most successful female skier in World Cup won Pliskova to clinch victory after Serena Sioux Falls at Westchester, 6 59 Winners 62 Williams was called for a foot fault on Fort Wayne at Canton, 6:30 history said she remains “hopeful” she can fix her 4 Return winners 8 BASEBALL CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE match point. Northern Arizona at Oklahoma City, 7 Named Ian Sanderson director of AMERICAN LEAGUE CFLPA: ailing knees and race again. She just doesn’t know Texas at Rio Grande Valley, 7 membership administration. Baltimore: Named Arnie Beyeler first Winnipeg: Signed DB Anthony Gaitor to a GOLF base coach; Doug Brocail pitching when or if that will be possible. The announce- coach; Tim Cossins major league field contract extension through the 2020 sea- son. ment came three days after Vonn hinted at AHL coordinator/catching instructor; Jose WEB.COM THE BAHAMAS Justin Lower 75-71-76-69 Flores third base coach; Jose Hernandez HOCKEY Byron Meth 70-73-74-74 immediate retirement after failing to finish a GREAT ABACO CLASSIC major league coach; Don Long hitting NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Jimmy Stanger 71-72-72-76 coach and John Wasdin bullpen coach. 4th of 4 rds at The Abaco Club on Wind- WESTERN CONFERENCE Anaheim: Recalled C Sam Carrick from San super-G in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, citing pain Carl Yuan 71-69-75-76 Announced Howie Clark will return as- ing Bay Great Abaco, Bahamas; 7,171 CENTRAL W L OL SOL PT GF GA Diego (AHL). 292 (+4) $3,360 sistant hitting coach. yds.; Par 72 Detroit: Assigned D Filip Hronkek to Grand in her knees. ... Patrick Kueng retired from the Michael Gligic 72-74-75-71 New York: Named Patrick Osborn man- 281 (-7) $108,000 G. Rapids 24 13 3 4 55 134 127 Rapids (AHL). Sam Love 74-71-73-74 ager and Jason Phillips bullpen coach sport, four years after winning the world Rafael Campos 70-69-72-70 Iowa 23 13 4 3 53 148 125 Edmonton: Fired president of hockey oper- Matthew NeSmith 73-70-78-71 for Trenton (EL). 282 (-6) $64,800 WOLVES 23 14 4 1 51 148 124 ations and general manager Peter Charlie Saxon 72-70-78-72 Signed OF Ichiro Suzuki to a mi- downhill title. The 35-year-old Swiss speed Vincent Whaley 73-68-69-72 Milwaukee 21 16 6 1 49 118 121 Seattle: Chiarelli. Robby Shelton 75-70-75-72 Texas 21 15 3 2 47 143 125 nor league contract. 283 (-5) $40,800 293 (+5) $2,646 St. Louis: Assigned Fs Jordan Kyrou and Jor- specialist announced his decision six days after Paul Imondi 69-71-73-70 San Antonio 21 21 1 0 43 113 126 NATIONAL LEAGUE dan Nolan to San Antonio (AHL). Todd Baek 71-72-79-71 Miami: Named Juan Pierre minor league 284 (-4) $24,800 Manitoba 19 18 3 1 42 105 123 AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE getting a mild concussion from a downhill Bo Hoag 71-71-76-75 outfield coordinator, Eric Duncan minor Tyler McCumber 70-65-76-73 Rockford 17 19 3 5 42 98 126 AHL: Suspended Binghamton F John Quen- Timothy Madigan 71-74-74-74 league hitting coordinator, Gene Glynn John Oda 68-70-70-76 2 pts for a win, 1 point for an OT/shootout neville one game. training crash on the Lauberhorn course in Brandon Matthews 74-71-75-73 minor league infield and baseunning co- Willy Wilcox 69-70-69-76 loss. Lehigh Valley: Recalled G Branden Komm Nicholas Thompson 72-74-72-75 ordinator, Jamie Quirk minor league Wengen, Switzerland. 285 (-3) $20,100 from Reading (ECHL). 294 (+6) $2,160 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS catching coordinator and Dr. Derick An- Scottie Scheffler 69-69-75-72 Vince India 72-72-75-75 WB/Scranton 5, Bridgeport 2 derson minor league director of sports MOTORSPORTS 286 (-2) $18,600 Ben Taylor 71-72-75-76 Cleveland 6, Toronto 5, SO performance. Watkins Glen International: Named Becky Brad Hopfinger 67-70-76-73 SOCCER: Xinjun Zhang 71-72-77-74 Grand Rapids 2, Manitoba 1, OT Milwaukee: Promoted David Stearns to Mitchell group sales manager and Makin- Neymar limped off with an apparent 287 (-1) $16,800 295 (+7) $1,875 Springfield 7, Hartford 4 president/baseball operations and gen- sey Carolus a corporate sales executive. Wade Binfield 68-76-71-72 right foot injury after one hour of Paris Benjamin Alvarado 71-75-72-77 Lehigh Valley 2, Hershey 1, SO eral manager and Rick Schlesinger to Brett Stegmaier 71-68-75-73 Nelson Ledesma 72-72-73-78 Rochester 7, Binghamton 5 president/business operations and SOCCER 288 (E) $13,200 Saint-Germain’s 2-0 French Cup win against 296 (+8) $1,755 Tucson 4, Texas 0 signed them to contract extensions. MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Brett Coletta 71-74-71-72 Justin Hueber 75-69-79-73 Bakersfield 7, Colorado 2 San Francisco: Designated OF Mike Ger- L.A. Galaxy: Signed G Matt Lampson. Strasbourg. The Brazil forward had just received Vince Covello 68-72-76-72 Edward Loar 72-71-76-77 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE N.Y. Red Bulls: Signed M Marcus Epps. Cameron Percy 73-66-72-77 ber for assignment. Signed LHP Drew Rob Oppenheim 72-71-77-76 Wolves at Cleveland, 6 Pomeranz to a one-year contract. San Jose: Signed F Cade Cowell. the ball on the left when he raised his hand to Ryan Yip 74-68-74-72 Zach Wright 71-71-77-77 Stockton at San Antonio, 7 289 (+1) $10,500 297 (+9) $1,662 FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE BASKETBALL COLLEGE seemingly signal to his coach Thomas Tuchel he Kevin Dougherty 72-69-75-73 Brett Drewitt 78-68-75-76 San Jose at Grand Rapids, 6 WOMEN’S NBA Auburn: Named Carnell Williams running Maverick McNealy 69-73-75-72 Lanto Griffin 74-72-76-75 Springfield at Syracuse, 6 WNBA/NBA Board Of Governors: Ap- backs coach. was in pain, and looked to be in tears as he left the 290 (+2) $7,590 Tim Wilkinson 73-71-78-75 Toronto at Belleville, 6 proved the purchase of the New York Chattanooga: Named Jordan Tippit defen- field at Parc des Princes. It was unclear how Steven Alker 75-69-76-70 298 (+10) $1,617 Charlotte at Providence, 6:05 Liberty by a group owned by Joe Tsai and sive football assistant. Jamie Arnold 75-68-74-73 Scott Gutschewski 72-74-75-77 Hartford at Binghamton, 6:05 his family. Ohio State: Named Jeff Hafley co-defen- Neymar sustained his latest injury. ... Chelsea Albin Choi 71-72-75-72 Lee McCoy 71-73-80-74 Laval at Lehigh Valley, 6:05 sive coordinator/secondary coach; Greg Rhein Gibson 73-70-73-74 299 (+11) $1,584 Utica at Rochester, 6:05 FOOTBALL Mattison co-defensive coordinator; Matt signed Gonzalo Higuain on loan from Juventus Harry Higgs 70-69-75-76 Ryan Brehm 70-75-77-77 Iowa at Milwaukee, 7 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Barnes special team’s coordinator/assist- Billy Kennerly 73-71-71-75 Lee Hodges 73-70-81-75 Manitoba at Rockford, 7 Bears: Signed OL Cornelius Lucas to a ant secondary coach; and Al Washington for the rest of the season, reuniting the Argentina Max Rottluff 70-66-80-74 Chase Seiffert 74-72-76-77 Stockton at Texas, 7 reserve/future contract. linebackers coach. Steve Wheatcroft 74-70-72-74 300 (+12) $1,560 San Diego at San Antonio, 7:30 Arizona: Re-signed WR Larry Fitzgerald Oklahoma Christian: Named Barry striker with coach Maurizio Sarri in an effort to 291 (+3) $4,469 Brian Campbell 74-72-77-77 Bakersfield at Tucson, 8:05 to a one-year contract. Wheeler women’s volleyball coach. Mark Anderson 72-69-73-77 302 (+14) $1,548 Colorado at Ontario, 9 Carolina: Signed DE Efe Obada to a one- Siena: Named Greg Matthew rugby coordi- cure the team’s scoring problems. Blayne Barber 73-70-74-74 Chris Baker 71-73-83-75 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE year contract. nator. Oliver Bekker 70-68-81-72 303 (+15) $1,536 Manitoba at Milwaukee, 1 N.Y. Jets: Named Dowell Loggains offen- UTEP: Named Andrea Beaty assistant vol- Erik Compton 69-65-74-83 Cody Blick 69-69-81-84 Bakersfield at Tucson, 4:05 sive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. leyball coach. — Edited from news services Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 7

SUPER BOWL PRO BOWL Trubisky proud to be one of NFL’s stars in Orlando

Trubisky, from Page 1 POSTCARD FROM But no matter how much Trubisky THE PRO BOWL wishes he and the Bears were headed to Atlanta for the Super Bowl instead, he is set on savoring the consolation prize — a place No shortage of among a cast of NFL all-stars who also won’t be playing in the final game of the season. Trubisky, an alternate who replaced fun in the sun Rams quarterback Jared Goff, is one of an Greetings from sunny Orlando where NFC-high seven Bears players in Orlando Pro Bowl practices began Wednesday this week. at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Defensive end Akiem Hicks, safety complex. With seven players Eddie Jackson, cornerback Kyle Fuller and participating in this week’s events, return specialist Tarik Cohen were original the Bears are very well represented. selections. Trubisky said he “started going On Sunday, they hope to lift the NFC nuts” when he found out offensive linemen to a victory. In the meantime, here’s Charles Leno and Cody Whitehair would a snapshot from Wednesday. attend as alternates. An eighth Bear, Khalil Mack, opted out of his invitation because of Brian Urlacher sitting atop a dunk an ankle sprain. tank? Von Miller participating in a “It’s tough being out (of the postsea- precision passing competition? son),” Trubisky said. “I did not expect it to Saquon Barkley looking like Neo come to an end, and how much fun we from “The Matrix” in a highly were having you never want that to end. competitive game of dodgeball? The You wish you could still be playing, but you Pro Bowl Skills Showdown went into have to stay positive and pick the next-best the books with 10 players from each thing, and that’s coming to the Pro Bowl conference competing in five events. and going to the Super Bowl (as a guest) Make no mistake: This is a made- next week.” for-TV spectacle and excruciatingly Trubisky was in relaxed offseason mode long for spectators in attendance. Far as he practiced with the NFC squad too many lengthy breaks and not Wednesday morning. He switched off reps enough mascot and cheerleader with Seahawks quarterback Russell Wil- entertainment to pass the downtime. son during a one-hour practice, throwing Still, there was plenty of fun to be to NFC North rivals Davante Adams of the had. And if you’re wondering why RONALD MARTINEZ/GETTY Packers and Adam Thielen of the Vikings we’re slow-playing the results from The Patriots acquired wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson in a trade with the Raiders. as well as Cowboys wide receiver Amari Wednesday’s events, it’s because Cooper and Cohen. those are the rules. The Skills Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott also Showdown was not broadcast live is on the NFC team but didn’t practice and will instead air on ESPN at 8 p.m. Some lessons Wednesday. The AFC quarterbacks are the Thursday. Therefore, the NFL and Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes, the Colts’ An- ESPN have the results of the event drew Luck and the Texans’ Deshaun Watson. embargoed with media prohibited Afterward, wearing sunglasses, Tru- from sharing certain details. bisky lingered on the practice field to sign Quarterback Mitch Trubisky and for super success autographs and answer questions ranging defensive lineman Akiem Hicks from the grooming of his beard to his were the Bears participants in the return to Twitter after going “Zero Dark competition. Hicks was asked after By John Clayton 10” on social media during the season. Wednesday’s practice what his Special to the Washington Post The facial hair, which he didn’t trim the specialty would be and shrugged. entire season because of a pact with other “Specialty?” he said. “Shoot, Once again in the AFC, Tom Brady Bears quarterbacks and coaches, came off a I don’t know. Move something heavy, would not allow the torch to be passed. His few days after the loss to the Eagles. I guess. Dodgeball should be fun. All 37-31 overtime win over Patrick Mahomes “I could not believe how girthy it I know is I want to get a win.” and a fatigued Chiefs defense allowed the actually got,” Trubisky said. “I got a haircut For the record, Hicks took part in Patriots to go to their ninth Super Bowl in and I shaved the beard all in one day. There the 40-Yard Splash, Gridiron Gauntlet the Brady-Bill Belichick era. was a bunch that came off. It feels good.” and Epic Pro Bowl Dodgeball. Trubisky The NFC championship game was just He resurrected his Twitter and Insta- was a part of Best Hands, Precision as compelling as the Rams advanced with a gram accounts Monday, thanking family, Passing, 40-Yard Splash and the 26-23 overtime victory after the Saints friends, teammates and fans for their best-of-three dodgeball series. were robbed by the officials on a missed support after he was announced as a Pro We might be skirting the rules pass-interference call on Nickell Robey- Bowl replacement. After he competed a touch here. But the second-year Coleman. DUANE BURLESON/AP Wednesday in the Pro Bowl Skills Show- quarterback did not post the best The victories set up a Super Bowl Rams coach Sean McVay is considered one down — an event that will air on ESPN at 8 score in the Precision Passing matchup that in many ways will be painted of the brightest young minds in the league. p.m. Thursday — Trubisky posted an competition. Nor was he the worst as young (Rams quarterback Jared Goff Instagram photo with Brian Urlacher and of the six competitors, who also and coach Sean McVay) versus old (Brady Lesson 3: In an offense-heavy game, Hicks. included Miller, Adam Thielen, and Belichick). But there are also many the teams with the best play callers “People actually were excited,” Trubisky Andrew Luck, Russell Wilson and similarities between the teams, and while rise to the top. said. “They were like, ‘He’s back! He’s posting!’ Deshaun Watson. And if Trubisky some reasons for their success are obvious Clearly, NFL teams are aware of the So I might post a little more moving goes back to watch the film of his — Brady and Belichick are all-time greats, success of McVay, who has been held up as forward, but it’s good to be back on social performance as Mike Evans’ passer while McVay is considered perhaps the the modern prototype for the role. But it’s media. I got a positive welcome. Usually in the Best Hands event, he’ll brightest young mind in the game — others worth noting that all four conference finalists social media has been negative for me.” certainly find a few things to correct. are a little more hidden. had a play caller considered one of the best Being back on social media, Trubisky Still, it was a decent way for the As the NFL’s other 30 teams make their in the game: McVay, Saints coach Sean Payton, was reminded this week of the draft grades 24-year-old to get his feet wet at his offseason changes, they would be wise to Chiefs coach Andy Reid and Patriots some gave Bears general manager Ryan first Pro Bowl. And Trubisky was learn these lessons from the Super Bowl offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels. Pace for his 2017 class that now includes thrilled to be surrounded by six of his participants. Rule changes have given offenses a three Pro Bowlers: Trubisky, Cohen and Bears teammates. decided advantage, and the four highest- Jackson. Their place among the NFL’s best “It’s fun,” he said. “We’re rolling Lesson 1: Don’t shy away from making scoring teams wound up playing Sunday this week is something of which Trubisky kind of deep. So that’s awesome to see.” trades. for Super Bowl appearances. With that is proud. Over the last several years, the Patriots unlikely to change next season, any team “People were bashing us,” Trubisky said. — Dan Wiederer have been one of the most aggressive teams with a serious shot at contending will need “ ‘Who are these guys? Where are they in the trade market. Knowing the difficulty to put a high-scoring offense on the field. from? Why did we bring them to Chicago?’ of getting rookies to play at a champi- Three of the conference finalists had a And that’s why. We know what type of guys At some point he’ll look back on the onship level, Belichick has mastered the 4,000-yard passer, and Brees came up 28 we are, how hard we work and the type of positives and negatives of his first year strategy of trading for players in the third yards short after resting in the regular- talent we have. It’s awesome to see. running Nagy’s offense. But Wednesday and fourth years of their rookie contracts. season finale. “It says a lot about the type of people and wasn’t the time. The Patriots traded for left tackle Trent players Ryan Pace has brought in. It talks “I haven’t had time to assess the season Brown, wide receiver Cordarrelle Patter- Lesson 4: Go for it on fourth down. about our caliber of talent. People will just because of the way it ended and how son, defensive tackle Danny Shelton and Interestingly, McVay went against his always underestimate you and give you tough it was to see it come to an end like cornerback Jason McCourty last offseason. usual formula by opting for a chip-shot grades, but we’re here, so (there is) nothing that, especially with all of the momentum In the previous offseason, they traded for field goal to tie the NFC title game at 20-20 they can say now.” we had going,” Trubisky said. “We’ll get wide receiver Brandin Cooks before deal- in the fourth quarter instead of going for Trubisky said he didn’t have offseason back to work in due time, but I’m just ing him to the Rams in April. the touchdown and the lead. It ended up plans beyond the next two weeks. He’ll relaxing and enjoying the time off we have Part of the Rams’ championship blue- working out, but had the Saints gone on to soak up information during practices and right now.” print has been building through the trades win in regulation, that would have been a the game from Wilson and the NFC of general manager Les Snead, who dealt heavily scrutinized decision. coaches from the Cowboys and then make [email protected] for cornerbacks Marcus Peters and Aqib Still, the Rams and Patriots (in addition some guest appearances at the Super Bowl. Twitter @ChiTribKane Talib along with Cooks in the offseason. He to the Saints and Chiefs) deserve credit for didn’t stop there, acquiring edge rusher embracing the analytics movement and Dante Fowler Jr. from the Jaguars at the being aggressive in going for it on fourth ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT trade deadline. All have played pivotal down. 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BEARS

ROSTER RUNDOWN Part 3 of an 11-part review of the 2018 Bears Jordan Howard plunges into the end zone with some help from offensive linemen Bobby Massie (70), OFFENSIVE LINEMEN season. Coming Friday: Wide receivers. Charles Leno (72), Cody Whitehair (65) and Kyle Long (75). BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Solid foundation up front Line improved under ROLL CALL Free agency/ Hiestand’s guidance, Charles Leno draft priority Signed through 2021 bright future ahead 2019 cap hit: $8.9 million There is work to do here, and James Daniels Pace knows the best teams are By Brad Biggs Signed through 2021 proactive when it comes to the Chicago Tribune 2019 cap hit: $1,579,581 offensive line. It’s too easy to get Cody Whitehair stuck in a bad position if you’re not Of all the moves Matt Nagy Signed through 2019 regularly adding young players made after being hired as Bears 2019 cap hit: $1,344,180 with upside. coach, persuading Vic Fangio to Kyle Long The Bears had a major decision stick around as defensive coor- Signed through 2021 to make involving an $8 million dinator received the most atten- 2019 cap hit: $8.5 million option for guard Josh Sitton a year tion, and deservedly so. Bobby Massie ago, and they elected to decline it. Building on the continuity of Unrestricted free agent They have to decide if they want the previous three seasons with Bradley Sowell to pursue Massie in free agency or some key personnel additions, the Signed through 2019 seek another experienced option Bears jumped to No. 1 in the 2019 cap hit: $1.8 million because the chance of finding a league in scoring defense, paving Bryan Witzmann starter with a third-round draft the way for Fangio to be hired as Unrestricted free agent pick, at least a plug-and-play Day 1 Broncos head coach, fulfilling a Eric Kush starter, seems remote. Massie’s career-long goal. Unrestricted free agent potential return will be a money- Not to be overlooked is the hire Rashaad Coward driven decision. Are they comfort- Nagy made for the offensive line, Exclusive-rights free agent able investing in him for a couple luring Harry Hiestand from Notre of more years? Dame for his second stint as Bears Coward is a developmental offensive line coach. Hiestand is a 2018 season review player who shifted from the de- grinder, happy as can be to lead fensive line to the offensive line a offensive linemen with no known The Bears allowed 33 sacks, tied year ago, and it might be a year too aspirations of doing anything be- for eighth-fewest in the NFL. The soon to think about him as a yond that. four teams that played in the possibility at right tackle. The only If Patriots offensive line coach conference championship games NAM Y. HUH/AP real action he has had came in the Dante Scarnecchia is the best in ranked in the top eight, and seven Offensive line coach Harry Hiestand oversaw a unit that allowed just 33 preseason as he was inactive for all the business, Hiestand is on a of the top nine teams in terms of sacks and had just three holding penalties enforced against it. 16 regular-season games. The Bears short list behind him, according to fewest sacks allowed were playoff will need to re-sign Witzmann or Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz, who was teams. 2000, the only other primary more traditional spiral. It wasn’t another depth-type player. a line coach himself in the NFL. Protecting the quarterback is starter the Bears have had at left perfect, but he quickly smoothed “If you look (at) what Dante has the No. 1 order of business for any tackle for three consecutive sea- out his snapping issues. Bottom line done in New England and the fact offense, and the Bears were much sons is John Tait from 2005 Although Long was slowed that Notre Dame had two guys improved because of better line through 2007. After Leno’s streak during the spring and brought The Bears improved on the taken in the first nine picks, that play combined with greater of 61 consecutive starts, the long- along slowly during training camp offensive line and there’s reason to stuff doesn’t happen by accident,” awareness by second-year quarter- est streak the Bears have had at after three offseason surgeries, he believe they’ll be even better in Ferentz said last spring. “Harry is back Mitch Trubisky. left tackle since 2000 is 32 by was in place for the start of the 2019. One looming question is a tremendous coach.” The Bears line led the NFL with J’Marcus Webb from 2011 to 2012. season and added brawn and whether the team will consider Players past and present have only three enforced holding pen- Leno has taken the job and run power to the right side of the line. flip-flopping Daniels and Whitehair. enormous affection for Hiestand. alties, a product of improved play with it, and he should continue to He suffered a tendon injury in his Nagy believes continuity is nec- Former Bears lineman Roberto and something players credited to improve under Hiestand. right foot in Week 8 against the essary for the center-quarterback Garza, normally concise and to the Hiestand. Leno continues to look The Bears wanted to make sure Jets, forcing him to injured re- exchange, which is one reason the point, was effusive in his praise of like a bargain another year re- Daniels, who was 20 when the serve, but he set a goal to be back team wouldn’t make that switch Hiestand last January. moved from the four-year, $37 season started, was ready for a before the season ended and during the season. Would they “From the moment you walked million extension with $22 million starting role before they plugged achieved that, a testament to the consider a move at the start of the into his meetings, you knew he guaranteed that he signed before him in. They wanted him to earn hard work he puts in after injuries. offseason, especially with White- was serious,” Garza said. “He had the 2017 season. He allowed 32 the promotion on the practice Long probably was on the ground hair coming off a season in which a plan that you were going to buy quarterback pressures, according field, not because of his status as too much at times, but he was he was added to the Pro Bowl? into it, and a lot of guys, we weren’t to Pro Football Focus, which tied the 39th pick. He did that and was clearly better than fill-in Witzmann. Whitehair is eligible for a new ready for that. But once you go on for 29th-most among tackles, and able to push Kush, who was Massie just finished the final contract and he switched repre- the field with Harry and see what he was added as an alternate to the dealing with lingering effects season of his three-year, $18 mil- sentation during the season, he has to offer, it’s hard not to fight NFC Pro Bowl roster Tuesday from a stinger, to a reserve role. lion deal, which is quietly one of surely with the idea of working for this guy every single play. He is morning. That makes him the first The job wasn’t too big for Daniels, the best free-agent contracts gen- toward a new deal. Leno and a guy you can trust. He is going to left tackle since Jim Covert in 1987 who has good size for the interior eral manager Ryan Pace has is- Whitehair have emerged as lead- fight for his offensive linemen and to represent the Bears in the and easily made the transition to sued. After a bumpy first two ers on the line since Sitton left, so you will go to bat for him every day all-star game. guard after spending most of his months with the Bears, he has extending Whitehair figures to be because he is going to have your Leno has been a model of college career at center. He didn’t been solid at right tackle, and the on the to-do list, maybe come back and you are going to have durability with 61 consecutive allow a sack, according to STATS. 29-year-old enjoyed his best sea- training camp. Long’s durability his.” starts since taking over for Jermon Whitehair improved after an son as a pro. Massie was charged has been an issue, but he has shown The return of Hiestand and Bushrod in the fourth game of the up-and-down 2017 season, thanks with only two sacks allowed by his toughness in battling back. improved health on the line put 2015 season. His streak of 3,957 in large part to having a set STATS and 25 pass pressures, per Given the shortage of draft the Bears in a position where they consecutive snaps ended in the position, and that work did not go Pro Football Focus, tied for 47th- picks and less cap space to work needed only five starting lineups. waning moments of the regular- unnoticed as he was also added to most among tackles. with, it seems unlikely the Bears That’s two fewer than they had in season finale when Nagy pulled the Pro Bowl as a replacement. Witzmann was signed in Octo- will create another need by letting 2017, thanks in large part to left him with the playoffs looming. The Bears moved him back and ber, and his knowledge of the him go. The best thing Long has tackle Charles Leno, right tackle Leno went to the bench for the forth in 2017, starting him at all offense from his time in Kansas going for him right now is that he Bobby Massie and center Cody final eight offensive plays and three interior spots as injuries City made his insertion into the enters the offseason not needing Whitehair starting all 16 games. wasn’t happy. Leno’s run was a created havoc for the previous lineup an easy adjustment. He’s a surgery, so he can focus on getting Left guard was practically locked very long way from Joe Thomas’ coaching staff. He struggled over capable backup, which could stronger. The right ankle injury down as rookie second-round incredible streak of 10,363 con- the summer and in the preseason make him a smart re-signing. suffered in 2016 remains the biggest pick James Daniels rotated there secutive snaps with the Browns, with shotgun snaps. Instead of Sowell wasn’t needed much as the issue for him, but figure on the Bears with Eric Kush for three games but it’s something Leno took a being stubborn, he embraced a swing tackle, but the Bears are counting on him again in 2019. before taking over as the starter great deal of pride in and still does. new technique, using what is comfortable with him in the [email protected] for the final 10 games. He should. Consider that since called a “dead snap” instead of the scheme. Twitter @BradBiggs Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 9 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Best kind of control freak

New Hall of Famer Mussina a master of details

By Thomas Boswell | Washington Post town? Sure, that’d be good. But I’m not going to risk being a .500 pitcher, even at $10 million plus a year, just When someone that we enjoyed for many years to make sure I get there. finally gets into the Hall of Fame, as Mike Mussina did This decision fascinates me because I know Mussina Tuesday, it’s feels warm to go back to the beginning and had a sense of MLB history. If he cared about a number, remember the whole journey with the freshness of or the mandatory celebrations and months-long those early days. buildup that go with it, he knew he could’ve hung In spring training in 1993, after Mussina had gone around with a 95 percent shot at 300. 18-5 in his first full season in the majors with Baltimore, Moose — or this one, at least — apparently don’t do I asked Orioles pitching coach Dick Bosman what ruffled fur. made Mussina so special. Because he stayed at 270 wins, it may be underappre- “Moose has six pitches,” said Bosman, who once won ciated that Mussina is one of only six pitchers since the American League ERA title for the old Washington 1900 who won more than 100 more games than he lost. Senators. “Three of them are fastballs that move He finished 270-153. different ways - two-seam, four-seam and cutter. Also a Because he was an honest pitcher facing many slow curve, a hard knuckle-curve and a change-up. cheating hitters in a career that almost perfectly “I warm him up sitting on a stool. I put out the glove, overlapped with the PED era, Mussina’s 3.68 ERA may and I don’t have to move it very often,” he said. “It’s be nitpicked too much, while his career Baseball- pretty scary.” Reference WAR of 82.9 — 18th among pitchers since While his fastball could touch or top 90 mph in his 1900 — is above the average WAR of starting pitchers in early years, he worked at a lowly 86.4 by his last season the Hall of Fame (73.4). — yet remained an effective flyball pitcher, with the Because Mussina was so elegant, restrained and ability to challenge and defeat hitters in big situations consistent and never won 20 games until so late, it’s and key counts with fastballs at or just above the top of easy to think of his great career as a fluid continuum the zone. Juggling nitro, seldom dropping it. without a flaw, but also without a glove-heaving, World “He puts it right here, here, here, time after time,” Series-winning moment. After 10 years with the O’s said Bosman, his hand six inches above the waist, (147-81), he went to the Yankees as a free agent. In eight where hitters seldom lay off, and at 90 mph, where they years there, he went to two Series but never won one. don’t swing and miss much, either. They pop out or fly Because he seldom volunteered much of his out — the glorious “quick out” that pitchers who throw sardonic, brainy personality and played the “nothing to much harder often never master. see here” good guy while listening to Metallica on his Command — of all of his pitches, his icy demeanor, headphones, Mussina is in danger of being canonized his between-starts self-discipline and his elite baseball as excellent yet remembered ... well, for not much at all, intelligence — defined Mussina. That, and his combina- at least by the standards of Hall of Famers. tion of competitive confidence and courage to engage. That would not bother him. After graduating from I asked how he planned to cope with failure. Stanford with a degree in economics, Mussina carried Mussina, then 24, said: “I have never faced it, not at any himself in a way that is seldom seen on a pro sports stop. ... I’ve just always been able to get hitters out.” team — with no apparent fear of what the game could So, though he wouldn’t quite say it, his plan was not do to him or take from him. Beyond a sense of loss over to fail. Ever. And if he did, briefly, then ignore it, correct the joy of playing, Mussina seemed like he’d simply win it and just continue succeeding. Must be nice. at something else. Maybe it was part of his mask or Mussina would talk about that great demon facing all image. Probably not. pitchers — the disastrous injury, what he always just His manager Johnny Oates once said that, for years, called “the knife” — and the complete inability to he made sure never to talk to Mussina about any subject predict what came after those cuts. Then he would except baseball for fear of “saying something stupid.” dismiss that uncontrollable factor and focus completely After word hit the clubhouse that one of Mussina’s on what he intended to do. In 1993, with just one best friends, B.J. Surhoff, had been traded to the Atlanta successful year behind him, I asked whether he had any Braves midseason, Moose called me to his locker — sense yet of what his career might look like. furious. “It’s only been a year, plus two months (in 1991). I The Surhoffs had a child they believed could get don’t know what my ‘normal season’ is yet,” he said. better medical care at Johns Hopkins than anywhere “I’d like to win 230,” he added, at a moment when he else, and B.J. absolutely wanted to stay in Baltimore. But had 22. “If I’m still with this club, I could chase Palmer Mussina, and other Orioles, believed he was traded in (for the team record of 268). Do you think Jimmy’d part out of spite after petty tiffs with a member of come out of retirement again (to protect his record)? I’d ownership. be 37. What’d he be, 55?” “That’s it,” spit out Mussina, who was in his free In 2008, his last season, Mussina won 20 games for agent walk year. “I’m out of here.” the only time in his career. Yet, at that high point, he The next year, he was a Yankee. Cause and effect? Mike Mussina is one of six pitch- surprisingly retired with 270 wins — two more than Now, Mike Mussina is with the one team on which ers since 1900 to win more than Palmer, although 123 came with the New York Yankees. he absolutely belongs, even if he never traded an iota of 100 more games than he lost. Who retires when they are near the top of their his pride to join it. That’s the team in Cooperstown, the game, within 30 wins of 300 and an automatic spot in one that never plays a game but, for generations, stays AL BELLO/GETTY the Hall of Fame? Who, in effect, says this? Coopers- on every fan’s schedule for visits and fond memories. 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Avoid the water? Never been the goal for Woods By Doug Ferguson Associated Press

SAN DIEGO — Tiger Woods is feeling stronger than ever with his fused back, and the evidence goes beyond the speed of his swing or how hard he can go after a shot out of deep rough. Woods says he is diving again. He says he was doing free dives and spearfishing during his time off, and even went diving with a tank, which he had not done in years. “I just can’t afford to have that weight on my back and compress- ing my disk, and my disk was already screwed up,” said Woods, who had fusion surgery in April 2017. “So whenever you put any weight on it, it made it worse. I (hadn’t) tank dove in years, and to be able to do that again, to be able to get in the water and free drive, put the fins on and load the body up and drop down like that that was something I truly missed. I love being in the water.” Woods has been certified as a master diver, according to the National Association of Under- water Instructors. Long before surgeries on his knee and his lower back, he once regaled Darren Clarke and Thom- as Bjorn about his diving adven- tures. Years ago, he was explaining to Clarke that it was best to witness ocean life without a regu- lator because bubbles can scare off the fish. The flip side, Woods told them, was that more sharks are apt to come around. This got Bjorn’s attention. “Just be careful down there,” Bjorn told him. “Our future earn- ings depend on you.”

Green repairs: Three weeks into the year on the PGA Tour, one new rule might be put to the test on the greens at Torrey Pines. And it has nothing to do with leaving the flagstick in the cup. Rules 13.1c allows players to repair damage on the putting green to restore it as nearly as possible to its original condition. That includes fixing ball marks, scrapes and indentations caused by equipment or the flagstick and shoe damage. It wasn’t an issue on the Ber- muda greens of Hawaii or the overseed in the California desert. But Torrey Pines, Pebble Beach and Riviera have poa annua greens, which can get bumpy in the soft conditions of California in CHRIS CARLSON/AP the winter. Tiger Woods is feeling good physically after back fusion surgery, enough to go diving with a tank again, which he hadn’t done in years. One of the questions that arose was just how much damage play- last year, the first major on the ers can repair, without creating a LPGA Tour schedule, with a line to the hole. 5-under 283 that tied for 30th “At Kapalua, I fixed ball marks, along with Michelle Wie and but I was only tapping them down Cristie Kerr. because it was Bermuda,” Xander This year, she’ll be at the Schauffele said. “Out here, you Augusta National Women’s Ama- might do a little more than a teur. simple tap down. This place, late Atthaya, NCAA champion Jen- in the day, it feels like you’re nifer Kupcho of Wake Forest and playing a game of Plinko.” former Junior PGA champion Schauffele was quick to note Lucy Li were among 66 players one part of the new rule: Damage who have accepted spots in the can be repaired without unusual inaugural Augusta National Wom- delay. en’s Amateur this year. Six spots “It could, depending on how remain for the 72-player field. these players take the rule to heart The opening two rounds of the if you’re trying to fix a 40-foot 54-hole event will be April 3-4 at putt, it’s going to be tricky with Champions Treat Golf Club, with pace of play,” Schauffele said. a cut to 30 players after 36 holes. “Rules officials will be on us. The One day of practice at Augusta time clock hasn’t changed. If you National has been set aside for want to spend 35 seconds tapping April 5, followed by the final round down the line, you’re going to have at the home of the Masters. to pull the trigger in less than what “Receiving an invitation to the you normally do.” Augusta National Women’s Ama- Jason Day, a two-time winner at teur is representative of a remark- Torrey Pines, doesn’t think it will able amateur career, and so much be an issue. His only experience more,” Masters and club chairman this year was at Kapalua, which Fred Ridley said. featured only a 33-man field. The tournament is the same “Before the rule was changed, week as the LPGA major, which you would have maybe two or typically invites leading amateurs. three times a year where you’re The 66 players who have con- like,Oh, ` there’s a spike mark there firmed invitations to Augusta in- in front of your ball,’ so you just clude eight of the 16 players from kind of worry about the spike last year’s Junior Ryder Cup team, mark,” Day said. “I don’t necessar- along with Ladies British Open ily think you’re going to be tapping Amateur champion Leonie Harm it the whole way and trying to of Germany. make a line. I think there’s going to Atthaya was exempt as the be a few taps. Other than that, I JEFF GROSS/GETTY Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific think they’re going to putt. I don’t Phil Mickelson will be absent from Torrey Pines, missing his hometown event for the first time in 28 years. champion. necessarily think it’s going to be a time-consuming thing.” a two-time winner, but not since In the last 10 years, Mickelson but I’m not going to worry about Stat of the week: Phil Mickel- the South Course was overhauled has only one top-10 finish, when it.” son has held the 54-hole lead four No Phil: Torrey Pines has Tiger by Rees Jones ahead of the 2008 he was runner-up in 2011. He He also said he would not be times in the last six years. His only Woods in the field, along with an U.S. Open. missed the cut three times and playing the Genesis Open at victory from ahead was the inaugural appearance by Rory “That’s one of the hardest withdrew another year. He said in Riviera, where he won in 2008 Phoenix Open in 2013. McIlroy and the return of Jordan courses we play,” Mickelson said a tweet that he will “try to make it and 2009 and finished four shots Spieth for the first time since 2015. last week. “It’s 7,600 yards, the up to the great community of SD!” behind last year. Final word: “Ten years longer Missing will be Phil Mickelson, fairways are tight, there’s a lot of He gave early indications in than you’ve been alive.” — Tiger who said last week he would skip rough and unless I’m playing my October when he said there would Women at Augusta: Atthaya Woods to Jordan Spieth, who his hometown tournament for the absolute best, that’s not really a be some tournaments he misses Thitikul of Thailand was the low asked him how long he has been first time in 28 years. Mickelson is great place for me.” “that people will be upset about, amateur at the ANA Inspiration coming to Torrey Pines. Thursday, January 24, 2019 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT Musical moment in a ‘rich, troubled’ life Michael Jackson show on “An American in Paris.” case was settled out of court. “This is not a Cirque du Soleil “We are homing in on the mak- — not a tribute — to hit show, nor a tribute show, nor a ing of the music,” Nottage said, Chicago stage first hagiography,” said Nottage in an noting that the Jackson estate had interview Tuesday, referencing allowed her creative freedom and By Chris Jones two prior Cirque treatments of the understood that “Michael will Chicago Tribune Jackson oeuvre. “We are endeav- always come with some contro- oring to tell the story of one mo- versy.” A major new musical about ment in the life of a very compli- “We are all very clear that we Michael Jackson — set on the cusp cated man whose life was very don’t want this to be a concert or of the iconic but controversial fraught.” an impersonation show,” Wheel- singer’s “Dangerous World Tour” That moment surrounds the don said, in an earlier interview and dealing more fully with his making of the “Dangerous World with the Tribune. “We want it to complex legacy than previous Tour,” a 17-month live endeavor be a portrait of the artist, a man of endeavors — is headed first to that traveled by 747, raised money contradictions that contained so Chicago in the fall and then to for Jackson’s Heal the World much beauty. A life like Michael’s Broadway in 2020. Its title, drawn charity and played to some from was so rich, dense and troubled. from a 1979 hit single, is to be 3.5 million people in 70 stadium But there were these moments of “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough.” gigs from Bucharest to Bangkok in great lightness. We are interested The show, scored with Jack- 1992 and 1993. It featured video in celebrating Michael, and in son’s music and likely to attract technology far ahead of its time breaking down his songs and global attention, is produced by and included some $2 million really listening to them.” the Michael Jackson estate in worth of costumes for its star. Nottage said that genesis of the collaboration with Columbia Live The tour, which included an tour was selected because it was Stage. The book is by the Pulitzer HBO taping and a Super Bowl “the pinnacle of Michael’s career,” Prize-winning playwright Lynn XXVII halftime appearance, along following on from such albums Nottage and the direction and with atypically fantastical el- and tours as “Thriller,” “Off the original choreography is by Chris- ements for its era, ended earlier Wall” and “Bad,” and containing topher Wheeldon, the former than expected after Jackson, dev- material from that earlier work. C.F. THAM/AP 1993 choreographer for the New York astated by a lawsuit alleging inap- “We want to look at the pieces The Michael Jackson musical “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough” will have City Ballet who received critical propriate behavior with a 13-year- a pre-Broadway premiere in Chicago in fall 2019. acclaim on Broadway for his work old boy, declared exhaustion. The Turn to Musical, Page 3

MARK SELIGER Diane Lane’s newest movie, “Serenity,” is out now. MY WORST MOMENT Starstruck at 21, and again at 23 Lane and her on-duty embarrassment at an ’80s star-studded event By Nina Metz BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS Chicago Tribune KathleenKathleen BickfordBickford BBerzock,erzock, associateassociate directordirector ofof curatorialcuratorial affairs,affairs, standsstands inin thethe “Caravans“Caravans ofof Gold,Gold, FragmentsFragments inin Time”Time” exhibiexhibitt.. In the heat-soaked psycholo- gical thriller “Serenity,” Matthew McConaughey is a big-game fish- ing boat captain whose ex-wife, played by Anne Hathaway, asks him to murder her current hus- Gold standard band. The film also stars Diane Lane, and her character is en- twined with McConaughey’s boat captain as well. “My part is that I am witness to The richest man ever was not named Gates or Bezos; his struggles,” said Lane. “We have an ‘arrangement’ where I help him he was king of Mali in the Middle Ages and he services me.” Shot on the island nation of Mauritius off the southeast coast By Steve Johnson of Africa, the location is known for Chicago Tribune its big-game fishing, “which is definitely part of the story, both in This is what the king Mansa Musa fact and in metaphor,” she said. brought with him on his trans-Saharan Separately, Lane has dipped her toe into the world of audio story- pilgrimage from Mali to Mecca: “8,000 telling with Curtis Sittenfeld’s courtiers, 12,000 slaves and 100 camels short story “Atomic Marriage,” each carrying up to 300 pounds of pure about a Hollywood producer who gold,” according to the introduction to a wants to turn a self-help guide to happy marriages into a movie. The superb new exhibition at Northwestern’s story was released by Audible Block Museum of Art. earlier this month. Musa gave away so much of the pre- “The story deals with people’s expectations of what marriage cious metal in the Muslim holy city that should be and that’s an interesting year, 1324, that gold lost value in the re- exploration — said the woman gion, a scholar wrote. He is thought to be who’s twice divorced,” Lane said with a self-deprecating laugh. “I the richest person the world has known. think two was the charm for me.” Yet the name of the 14th-century ruler of This is Lane’s first audio book. the Empire of Mali, a place where gold “I’ve read books to my kids when was readily panned from rivers, is barely they were little, going to sleep, and I miss that time because there is taught in standard African histories. An astrolabe from Seville, Spain at Northwestern’s Block Museum of Art. an art to storytelling if you do it Supplying a fuller sense of the conti- well. And this story was so mod- nent was a primary motivation for “Cara- African museums, the British Museum Corrin, director of the Block. ern and fresh in the way it was written, I just heard it in my head vans of Gold, Fragments in Time,” the and the Smithsonian Institution, among Visitors to the museum will learn that immediately and it took away any seven-year vision of a dedicated curator some two dozen lenders. After its stay in Africa is about more than just standard hesitation that I may have had and one of the most ambitious and, at Evanston beginning Saturday, it will move narratives of colonialism and the slave about my own voice.” Lane has been acting profes- more than $1 million, costly exhibitions on to two of those lending institutions, trade and that medieval times were more sionally since she was a child and it the Block has mounted. Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum and Wash- than just European men in metal trying to is a career defined by iconic per- It packs the museum’s 4,000 square ington’s Smithsonian National Museum of knock each other off of horses. Subtitled formances in films including “The feet with a spectacular array of ancient African Art. “Art, Culture and Exchange Across Medi- Outsiders,” “Unfaithful” (for which she was nominated for an Oscar) artifacts — and, as the title suggests, pieces “Many of these objects have not been of ancient artifacts — borrowed from seen outside of Africa,” said Lisa Graziose Turn to Caravans, Page 3 Turn to Moment, Page 2 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, January 24, 2019

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Baldwin pleads guilty: Alec Baldwin has pleaded Parents disagree on first-name issue guilty to harassing a man during a dispute over a Dear Amy: My wife and I ling — or had lost respect served. parking spot last fall. The had a spirited discussion for their parents. People peer strangely at 60-year-old actor appeared concerning whether adult One respondent noted: my food, ask what “diet” in a New York City court- children should call their “I did with my parents I’m on, what I’m eating room Wednesday. He parents by their first once I started attending and why. I’m sure they are agreed to complete a one- names, or by their titles boarding school in the expressing innocent curi- day anger management (such as “Mom” or “Dad”). early ’90s. Only later did I osity, but I am so sick of class to resolve the crimi- I was raised to address realize I did this out of explaining myself when I nal case. The charge is a my elders by their respec- contempt for my parents, just want to eat in peace. If violation, the lowest level tive titles and so was my and no longer do it. I I explain, the reaction is of offense. Baldwin was wife, but she now feels the would not be happy now if always intense sympathy — accused of trying to punch requirement is outdated my sons called me by my and further questions! another driver during a and no longer applicable. first name.” Or I’ll skirt the questions Nov. 2 argument over a What’s your take? Teens sometimes enter a and change the topic, parking spot. — Puzzled phase of calling their folks which feels rude and by their first names and makes it awkward. It’s Cardi B gets Vegas resi- Dear Puzzled: Certain often do so with their gotten to the point I will dency: Cardi B will have things never go out of style peers when referring to not take my lunch break at her first Last Vegas resi- — for instance, the Par- their parents. work, or I’ll avoid joining ANGELA WEISS/GETTY-AFP dency this spring. Palms thenon, Myrna Loy, or the The only time parents people at restaurants to Ariana Grande at Billboard”s Women In Music event in Casino Resort announced titles “Mom” and “Dad” (or seem to feel OK about avoid the interrogations. New York City in December. Wednesday the 26-year- any affectionate variants). being addressed by their In the food- and diet- old singer’s appearance as Are you having this first names is when they obsessed culture we live in, part of its debut of KAOS, a discussion because your are in a crowd, and where I just want people to leave Grande announces release dayclub and nightclub adult children have de- “Mom” or “Dad” might get me alone! Do you have any amphitheater-style com- cided to address you by lost in the shuffle. (In those suggestions for me? date for upcoming album plex that is set to open in your first names? Are you circumstances, my daugh- — Food Restricted April. Tickets for select aware of other adults doing ter will call out, “Amy Ariana Grande has provided material for a thou- dates are available. this with their parents? Dickinson!,” and it always Dear Restricted: You sand memes with the release of the tracklist for her Your question prompted makes me laugh.) want a response that cov- fifth studio album, “Thank U, Next.” Singer faces new accu- me to do something I al- Mainly, parents inter- ers all the bases, however, According to an Instagram post, the tracklist for the sations: “Bohemian most never do: I “crowd- pret their kids calling them understand that any re- upcoming album, to be released Feb. 8, is as follows: Rhapsody” director Bryan sourced” it on social me- by their first names as sponse will not stop deter- Imagine, Needy, NASA, Bloodline, Fake Smile, Bad Singer faces a new wave of dia. I posed this question disrespectful or a denial of mined interrogators. Try Idea, Make Up, Ghostin, In My Head, 7 Rings, Thank allegations that he sexually on Twitter (@AskingAmy): the parental relationship. this: “Oh, I have a bunch of U, Next and Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I’m abused underage boys. The “Has it become common Another person re- food allergies and sensitivi- Bored. news accusers, who share for young adults to call ported a twist: “My mother ties. It’s pretty boring, so I Title track “Thank U, Next” was released as the their claims in a report their parents by their first invited me and my sister to hope it’s OK with you if we lead single Nov. 3 and Grande dropped an accompany- published Wednesday by name? If you are a parent call her (by her first name) don’t talk about it.” ing music video that referenced classic films like The Atlantic, include Vic- and your adult child when we turned 18 (in the “Mean Girls,” “13 Going on 30” and “Legally Blonde” tor Valdovinos, who claims started calling you by your ’80s). I mostly called her Dear Amy: Please shorten on Nov. 30. “Thank U, Next” became Grande’s first Singer molested him two first name, how would you that until her death. She your questions and an- song to debut at No. 1. The album’s second single, “7 decades ago when he was interpret this?” hoped it would signify that swers. They are too long! rings,” hit platforms Jan. 18 along with a music video. 13. Three other men also This question prompted we were friends and You should be able to get The release of her latest album comes relatively came forward with claims over 200 replies. When it equals. For me it was an three or four stories a day quickly, with her fourth, “Sweetener,” having landed of sexual misconduct. An comes to how children acknowledgment that she into your column. Your in August 2018. attorney for Singer denied should/do address their didn’t want to nurture.” answers are too long. The announcement predictably sent the internet the allegations to The parents, no respondent Please run more sex prob- into a tizzy, particularly the somewhat provocative Atlantic, saying the direc- (including me) agrees with Dear Amy: I have strug- lems plus sex stories. final track. tor never engaged in sex your wife’s take on this. gled with lifelong dietary — Fred, in Ohio Grande is up for two Grammy awards at the 2019 with minors or had a pref- Addressing parents by issues and food allergies, ceremony, for best pop solo performance for “God Is A erence for underage boys. their titles is respectful, and at 25 have finally come Dear Fred: Thanks, Fred. Woman” and best pop vocal album for “Sweetener.” appropriate and emotion- to a place where I feel safe I’ll think about it. She’s been nominated four times previously. She’s Jan. 24 birthdays: Singer ally intimate. A few people eating what I can, though scheduled to headline Coachella in April, and sources Aaron Neville is 78. Singer said they have been my menu is very restricted. Copyright 2019 by Amy have indicated to Variety that she’s also been booked Neil Diamond is 78. Actor through phases of calling I prepare all my own food Dickinson for Lollapalooza. Ed Helms is 45. Actor their parents by their first and bring my meals to Daveed Diggs is 37. Actress names, and all said it was work, social events or Distributed by Tribune — Variety Mischa Barton is 33. because they were rebel- anywhere food will be Content Agency Moment Continued from Page 1

and “Secretariat.” When asked to share a worst moment, she said: “I can’t point the finger or share the awkwardness with anyone. It was self-inflicted.”

My worst moment … “I was young, so that’s some emollient. I was in my early 20s and I think it was when JOSE SANTILLAN/AVIRON PICTURES ‘Aliens’ came out (in 1986) Diane Lane and a feline co-star in a scene from "Serenity." and Sigourney Weaver was making the rounds. And I drink. you get in front of a camera was such a fan and I was so “Anyway, flash forward a and do things doesn’t mean ravenous for a female hero couple years and I’m in the you’re not in awe of other in the cinema. We had such same situation. And Sigour- people who do the same. a dearth of it until recently ney Weaver’s there again. I’m not less impacted by and I can’t imagine a wom- “And at that moment I cinema just because I’m an that wouldn’t fall at her wasn’t sure if I had working in it. feet. I felt like she was dreamed introducing my- “So having experienced David Bowie. Pick your self that first time or if I had that, I have compassion for rock star. She was it. really successfully met people. My dad drove a taxi “So I would go to these Sigourney Weaver. And I in my childhood. He was a mandatory type of party- thought: It’s either one or lot of things, but among event things — I don’t the other, and I am not them he was a cab driver know, you show up, right? going to take a chance on for a season, and he had an You’re expected to make never having met Sigour- on-duty sign and an off- the rounds because you too ney Weaver. I wasn’t trust- duty sign on the roof of his have a film coming out, or ing my own memory. I’m cab — and I want one of whatever the deal is. You like 23 now, right? them for me! Because get invited and it’s a party “So I go over to her and absorbing people’s projec- but it’s also kind of work. I say, ‘Sigourney Weaver, I’ve tions on you, and watching was very insecure at these always wanted to meet you!’ their face because they’re things because you’re terri- “And she said, ‘You said looking for something, it’s a fied that somebody’s going that to me last time!’ lot — what are they looking to come up to you and “And I think some part of for? And I’ve been that you’re not going to remem- me is still on the floor person. So it’s human, it’s ber them. It’s not really fair where I stood. Like, I lost just how our brains work.” because your face is on the some particles of my being, poster of the movie and they burned off in the heat The takeaway … “Alcohol they all know your name, of the embarrassment. And is not the best choice for and yet you’re the jerk that I think I just walked away gaining courage in a work doesn’t remember theirs. and thought, ‘Wow,’ and to environment (laughs), and And at 21 years old, you feel this day, I turn purple and I for a young person that’s an everything so much, it’s like get sweaty just thinking age-appropriate lesson, I walking skinless in the pine about it. The body never think. Having it be several forest. Definitely you need forgets the cringe, but now decades behind me, I’m alcohol. it’s out and I guess I feel grateful for the lesson. And “Well, I had me some better! I don’t think that there’s alcohol. It wasn’t a lot, but “I felt awful in the mo- any harm in being a fan, but it limbered me up and it ment — but you know, it at the same time (laughs) gave me courage. So I ap- was kind of worth it be- you have to keep track of proached Sigourney cause I wanted to make what you said to people! Weaver and I said: ‘Oh my absolutely sure that I met “I mean, people will God, I’ve always wanted to her (laughs). If I saw her come up and say, ‘Nice to meet you! I’m so happy!’ now, I would probably run see you’ rather than ‘Nice to And she was very gracious and hide in the bathroom. I meet you’ and that’s always and we had our moment. mean, I still love her! But I safer (laughs). Keep it cur- And it was like a white-out would be embarrassed.” rent! Keep it present! after that — you’ve “So it taught me to be achieved your moment, Any surprise that very present when meeting you’ve met your star, you’re Weaver remembered people. My brain is still my so excited and you have this her from the previous brain, but at least I can be in high of adrenaline. party? “Well, yeah! And it better control of what I “You come away from it was such an indictment on choose to say.” sweaty and you’re not really me that I didn’t! sure what you said because “But you see, we get [email protected] you’re 21 and you’ve had a starstruck too. Just because Twitter @Nina_Metz Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 3 Caravans Continued from Page 1 eval Saharan Africa,” the show details trade routes stretching across religions, to countries as far as China and England, and metal working techniques that were stunning on the levels of both craftsmanship and aesthetics. Two demonstrations of the metal skill come in the eye-opening final gallery stocked with cast bronze figures from Nigeria: a knee-high baby elephant, from roughly the 14th cen- tury, and a nearby seated figure cast with copper likely from France, for which the Africans likely traded ivory, the material used in, for instance, the intricate French “Passion of Christ” carving on display, also from the 14th century. “It’s the first exhibition to use material from the time to conjure the time — to imagine it, to make it visible,” said curator Kath- leen Bickford Berzock, who BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE has been developing the A horse and kneeling figure from Natamatao, Mali are on display in the “Caravans of Gold, Fragments in Time” exhibit at Block Museum of Art. exhibition in earnest since 2012, when she was curator When: Jan. 26-July 21 of African art at the Art Where: Block Museum of Institute. She is now associ- Art, 40 Arts Circle Dr., ate director of curatorial Evanston affairs at the Block. A challenge is that not Tickets: free; blockmuseum many whole objects survive .northwestern.edu or 847- from that time, but “Cara- 491-4000 vans of Gold,” overcoming a federal government shut- down here and concerns vast area.” about loaning out national Berzock stresses the treasures in African coun- deep cooperation and en- tries, has brought together thusiasm she received from some of the most important peers in Africa and else- ones. Gold coins and rings where, some of whom will African objects on display A bowl and cosmetic bottle from Syria or Egypt are on display, but so are be in Evanston for an open- incredibly fragile textile ing event this weekend. pieces and excavated (After the exhibition ends to make it visible to people, this exhibition a great ex- wall — may seem flashy, Richard II’s reign. It was shards of pottery displayed in North America, more but in a really beautiful way. hibition, not just the objects but it is also emblematic of found in Ghana and taken alongside the types of portable versions of it will And I think it’s awe inspir- we were able to get on loan, the things we don’t know. back to the British Muse- bowls or jugs they once be given to each of the ing to glimpse into the past and Kathleen’s responsible “Why didn’t we under- um after the Brits con- were. principal partner countries in this way.” for those relationships.” stand,” Corrin asked, “how quered the Asante King- “We’re doing this act of of Mali, Morocco and Ni- The exhibition is a coup She’s thrilled to be telling important Africa was to dom in 1896. reclamation by taking the geria.) for the Block, a modestly- a new story, Corrin said. that period where, you She doesn’t know ex- fragments and connecting “A colleague who’s sized museum amid the “Our schoolchildren, when know, the greatest and actly how the big bronze- them with real art objects closely involved in the university’s arts campus they think about African purest gold reserves in the work made it from medi- and saying, ‘That was project who is a Moroccan along Lake Michigan that art, it’s masks and colonial- world sat in Mali and in the eval England to western here,’” said Berzock. archaeologist called it ‘an has put on a spate of cre- ism, and the narrative is hands of the emperor of Africa, she said, but she The world was more homage to archaeology,’” ative shows in recent years. told from the perspective of Mali?” does know what it shows: entwined at that time than she said. “And I debated It was funded principally the colonizers,” she said. “It On a walkthrough Tues- that before the 19th cen- you might expect, she said, whether or not I wanted to by grants of over $300,000 is urgent that the story be day, as the finishing tou- tury conquest reshaped the and she wanted to detail share that with the press from the National Endow- told from a different per- ches were being put on the story of Africa in Western “Africa’s role as a kind of because sometimes people ment for the Humanities spective. This is an oppor- exhibition, Berzock ex- teaching, there was a thriv- fulcrum in that intercon- think of archaeology as and the Buffett Institute for tunity to really redress the plained its progression, ing, balanced interconti- nectedness. It’s because of being very dry and very Global Studies at North- balance through culture. from a demonstration of nental trade. the gold resources and the boring. But in fact there is a western. The presence of the objects the importance of trading Standing by the intro- importance of gold in econ- lot of poetry in archaeology, Corrin, who hired themselves tells the story. ingold — andsurprisingly, ductory wall, where big- omies of that period of and we use this concept Berzock at the Block, cred- There’s the data. There’s salt —to displays of the screen video of the Sahara time. That is the impetus which is called ‘the archae- its her colleague’s vision in proof, you know, that range of objects those sets the mood, Berzock for this trade to really ological imagination.’ bringing “Caravans of there’s another version of commodities were able to said that at this moment in expand. But along with that “Archeology is a work of Gold” to completion. that history. You can talk bring in. a seven-year project, “it’s comes a lot of other things: imagination because, you “You can see here how about it over coffee, but One wall contains luxury almost surreal to be at this People move and ideas know, you’re taking very the weight of a single intel- there’s nothing like seeing items of the period of the point where we’re ready, move and other types of small things that you find lect and a lifetime of re- it through the objects.” kind that might have been but I’m really so excited to materials move. And what and you’re using that as a lationships can make a And in that context, the part of Musa’s journey. And have it come into the public the exhibition does is it point of access to opening remarkable thing happen story of Mansa Musa — one of the closing items is eye. That’s been the whole traces all of those things, up a much bigger picture. even in a modestly scaled pictured only in an image an ewer, a kind of giant point of all this effort.” and you begin to see how We’re taking that method- museum,” the museum made decades after his pitcher, made in England in these networks really ology and we’re bringing it director said. “Those part- death, in an illustrated map the 14th century and deco- [email protected] extend across a very into the museum and trying nerships are what make reproduced on a gallery rated with scenes from Twitter @StevenKJohnson

businessman, producer, cago’s newly renamed songwriter and designer.” James M. Nederlander Gillian Flynn’s ‘Utopia’ Musical “The mark Michael left Theatre (formerly the Continued from Page 1 on the world,” Wheeldon Oriental Theatre) at 24 W. said, “was one of great- Randolph St., beginning adaptation to film in Chicago of his life that went into ness.” Oct. 29 and running By Tracy Swartz selecting his song list,” Casting has not yet been through Dec. 1; tickets are Chicago Tribune Nottage said. “What were set, nor the number of not yet on sale. Neither the the ingredients of his performers playing Jack- Broadway theater nor the “Widows” co-writer genius? I really want to son finalized, but there dates have yet been set, but Gillian Flynn’s adaptation unpack who he was and will be more than one the show is expected in of the British television get inside of the machine. adult performer. A young New York in the spring of drama “Utopia” is set to People just don’t know performer will play Jack- 2020. begin filming in Chicago how much Michael was in son as a child, when he next month. control of his own art. This first became a global Chris Jones is a Tribune The remake is said to image of a gentle, soft- superstar. critic. follow a group of young spoken man trumped the “Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get adults who meet online reality of a brilliant Enough” will play Chi- [email protected] and find themselves hunted by a shadowy deep- state organization after they come into possession of a near-mythical, cult- underground graphic nov- el. They discover the nov- el’s conspiracy theories CHICAGOLAND may actually be real, and they are forced to try to save the world. Amazon has ordered nine episodes of Flynn’s THEATRE adaptation. Toby Haynes (“Doctor Who”) is slated to direct. He recently told Collider he plans to arrive in Chicago on Feb. 4. The DIRECTORY series will be based at Cinespace Chicago Film

Studios on the West Side. Chicago Shakespeare Theater on Navy Pier The cast has not been CHRIS DELMAS/GETTY-AFP PHOTOGRAPH TONIGHT AT 7:30PM announced. Writer Gillian Flynn’s adaptation of “Utopia” begins film- A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM FRI 7:30, SAT3&8,SUN2&6:30 TOMORROW AT 7:30PM Flynn, 47, is a North- ing in Chicago next month. The series will air on Amazon. 51 See 312.595.5600 • www.chicagoshakes.com western University gradu- Her ate who has lived in Chi- thriller, which stars Liam Fire,” “Chicago Med” and Story. cago for more than a dec- Neeson and Viola Davis, hit “Chicago P.D.”; Fox’s “Em- ade. She wrote the novels theaters here in November. pire” and “Proven Inno- COURTTHEATRE.ORG “Gone Girl,” “Dark Places” “Utopia” aired on Brit- cent”; and HGTV’s “Windy and “Sharp Objects,” which ain’s Channel 4 from 2013- City Rehab.” The new Enjoy the Cadillac Palace Theatre | 800.775.2000 was recently adapted for 14. Flynn’s remake was Netflix hip-hop competi- BroadwayInChicago.com | Groups 10+: 312.977.1710 HBO. It earned a Golden initially slated for HBO, but tion “Rhythm & Flow,” Theater Tonight Globe nomination for best it was reported that the which features Chance the miniseries. network and director Rapper, Cardi B, and T.I. as Her big-screen adapt- David Fincher could not judges, taped here earlier ation of the British TV agree on the budget. this month. CHICAGOLAND series “Widows” with Steve Other TV shows filming McQueen filmed in Chi- in Chicago this year in- [email protected] THEATRE DIRECTORY cago in 2017. The heist clude NBC’s “Chicago Twitter @tracyswartz 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, January 24, 2019

BOOK REVIEW Fender vs. Les Paul Book riffs on guitar rivalry that helped define rock ’n’ roll By Michael Lindgren Special to The Washington Post

Consider the Fender Stratocaster. Asked to pic- ture an electric guitar, most people will immediately bring to mind inventor Leo Fender’s most famous creation. Upon its introduc- tion in 1954, the Strato- caster not only redefined the sound of American music but immediately became, with its sweeping COLIN ARCHER/AP curves and jewel-like col- Guitar legend Les Paul at the Iridium Jazz Club in New York ors, a stunning piece of in 2007. The star guitarist was Fender’s main competition. midcentury design on par ‘The Birth of with a Bel Geddes radio or each new musician, from can do it without channel- an Eames chair. Loud’ Buddy Holly to Jimi Hen- ing one of those weird, Yet the Strat’s iconic By Ian S. Port, Scribner, drix, vaulted over the next, adjective-heavy descrip- shape was not a bold foray 352 pages, $28 engaging the new instru- tions of wine or perfume. I into space-age aesthetics as ments with ever-surprising myself have owned and much as it was an on-the- results. Port tells the story played both a Fender Tele- fly modification. Many elegantly and economically, caster and a Gibson Les musicians found the Strato- “The Birth of Loud” but two turning points are Paul for many years now, caster’s predecessor, the traces the dual arc of the GRANT M. HALLER/AP identified with exceptional and Port’s descriptions of Telecaster, cumbersome, so men’s rise with consum- This undated photo shows the prototype electric guitar insight. their respective sonic capa- Fender simply streamlined mate skill and authority. built by inventor Leo Fender in 1948. In 1960, now-forgotten bilities is the most articu- the instrument with bev- Although they were close surf icon Dick Dale pushed late and accurate I have eled contours that echoed a for a few years in the late trained men who could stein’s monster-like object Fender’s amplifiers to the ever read. The way a Tele- player’s body — and a clas- 1940s (Port writes that, build or fix almost anything called “the Log,” an ur- limit and beyond during his caster snaps and sizzles, the sic was created. “A radical tantalizingly, Paul turned because, back then, any- electric guitar fashioned thunderous concerts at a way a Les Paul purrs with design had been born down a position with Fend- things were simple,” Port out of a plank of pine and a roadhouse in Orange liquid, violin-like tones; he through Leo’s obsession er in 1951), and would be observes. crude pickup that “looked County, Calif., called the just gets it. with practicality,” author forever linked in their fame, They also shared a keen like a lumberyard mutant, a Rendezvous Ballroom, thus Port’s descriptive elan is Ian S. Port writes; for Fend- they were in many respects itch for the main chance. stick bound with steel inventing a style of music particularly in force in his er, form followed function opposites. Fender was a Fender, Port relates, fre- cables.” Paul was already a that was specifically built account of Hendrix’s fa- as naturally as morning taciturn man who could be quented the gritty honky- seasoned professional on excessive volume. And mous rendition of “The followed night. found tinkering in his labo- tonk joints in the crude musician with a distinctive the 1966 recording of John Star-Spangled Banner” at This and many other ratory until late at night, postwar boomtowns style, but the reaction he Mayall’s album “Blues- Woodstock in 1969, which fascinating accounts are the whereas Paul was a show- springing up around Fuller- got one night from a breakers With Eric Clap- pushed rock guitar playing bounty of “The Birth of man, a musical and techni- ton, Calif., talking shop stunned crowd in a bar in ton,” in Port’s estimation, to a height it may never Loud: Leo Fender, Les Paul, cal whiz who, with his wife, with rawboned country Sunnyside, Queens, of all was a ground-zero moment again reach. Port wisely and the Guitar-Pioneering Mary Ford, was one of the musicians; what they places, told him everything when the signature sound ends his narrative here, and Rivalry That Shaped Rock biggest stars of the postwar, needed, he quickly sussed he needed to know about of an overdriven Les Paul — it’s an apt capstone. The ’n’ Roll.” Port’s book is a pre-rock ’n’ roll pop era. out, was an electrified gui- the future of the instru- “a molten, billowing wail” story of these instruments lively and vivid account of What they shared was tar that could be cranked ment. The guitar arms race — was first recorded. is the story of America in the careers of Fender and that ineffably American up for maximum volume, was on. These passages highlight the postwar era: loud, his main competition, Les knack for experimenting and that was cheap, sturdy The next two decades one of Port’s true strengths: cocky, brash, aggressively Paul, the star guitarist and stirring the pot, for and easy to repair. were probably the most his ability to marry an new. whose name adorns the trying out harebrained Out in New York City, transformative in the his- agreeably anecdotal writing Gibson six-string that rivals ideas and pushing home- Paul was experimenting tory of American music, style to a musician’s ear. Michael Lindgren is a fre- Fender’s instruments in made contraptions to their along similar lines; in 1940, and Port does an outstand- Describing sound is ex- quent contributor to The popularity and influence. limits. They were “un- he had created a Franken- ing job of tracking the ways traordinarily difficult; Port Washington Post.

BOOK REVIEW BOOK REVIEW ‘Cat Person’ collection lands, Dreams turn dangerous but maybe you don’t want it in apocalyptic reverie By Emily Gould worthy or polished as “Cat Special to The Washington Post Person.” They are student By Sheila McClear baby, a doctor far from work, and they trumpet Special to The Washington Post home and the biology Several hundred debut their influences baldly. professor, whose partner short story collections are There are nods — more To Herodotus and Ho- is in a nursing home. Most published each year, and of like full body blows — to mer, dreams were divine captivating is a paranoid those, many are the result Angela Carter, as in a story prophesies to be inter- doomsday-prepper who of years spent in a fiction about a fairy-tale princess preted by priests. Then lives with his two young MFA program, which who rejects all her suitors psychoanalysts saw them daughters — and has been typically culminates in the and takes to her bed with a as the quickest route to the waiting for a day like this. production of a thesis magical lover whom every- unconscious. Now, science Walker uses evocative collecting a student’s one else perceives as a tells us that our reveries language to describe the strongest work. Recent mirror, a bucket and an old are more or less meaning- almost bewitching nature MFA graduate Kristen thigh bone. Like many of less — a kitchen junk of contagion: “seventeen Roupenian’s “You Know these stories, “A Mirror, A drawer, the brain’s infor- pairs of lungs breathing You Want This” seems like Bucket and An Old Thigh mation-dump at the end of the same air, seventeen one of them. Bone” takes place in that the day. mouths drinking from the Unlike most collections, liminal zone between In “The Dreamers,” same two shot glasses,” this book has had the bene- ‘You Know You realism and fantasy belov- Karen Thompson Walker’s she writes about the col- fit — or misfortune, de- ed by realist writers who second novel, dreams are ‘The Dreamers’ lege students unwittingly pending on your point of Want This’ haven’t quite figured out something else entirely — infecting one another in a By Karen Thompson view — of having come into By Kristen Roupenian, how to make their work both more dangerous and dorm room. The novel Walker, Random House, being because one of its Gallery/Scout, 240 pages, believable yet: Everything more powerful than the reads like a thriller, with 320 pages, $27 stories, “Cat Person,” went $24.99 is normal except this one Greeks could have ever every chapter — some- viral as no New Yorker thing which is either mag- imagined. These aug- times every scene — end- short story has since that ical or a metaphor. mented dreams are the ing on a cliffhanger. magazine’s publication of There are other stories result of a sleeping epi- dreams remains locked Meanwhile, slumbering Shirley Jackson’s “The might also feel bad. here that almost rise to the demic that starts in the inside the brains of the bodies pile up at the small Lottery” in 1948. That Critics should avoid level of “Cat Person,” like fictional college town of comatose patients. local hospital — casualties, story, too, confused readers writing about the circum- “Nice Guy,” which does the Santa Lora, Calif., then The virus inevitably too. The government who mistook it for report- stances of a book’s publica- same close-third-person, quickly spreads. spreads, felling the town’s orders a military-enforced age rather than fiction, and tion and focus on the work flickering-shifts-between- It starts on an ordinary citizens as they relay the shutdown of the town, arrived with perfect timing itself, but for a couple of arousal-and-revulsion dormitory floor: A few sickness through the ordi- preventing anyone from to galvanize conversations reasons it’s hard to do that thing, but from a male weeks into the fall se- nary contact of everyday coming or going. One about desires that its read- with “You Know You Want perspective. But my favor- mester, a girl fails to wake life — touch, breath, prox- thing does creep in, how- ers had been accustomed This.” Pretending it’s a ite is the final story in the up after a night of drink- imity. The interconnected- ever: chaos. to thinking of as private. collection like any other is collection, “The Biter,” ing. Her roommate, the ness that is so essential to And then, some of the Some of those who read impossible; most debut which is about a girl who painfully shy 18-year-old being part of a community sleeping start to wake. “Cat Person” responded short story collections discovers a love of biting in Mei, becomes a dorm also makes the townspeo- The patients’ relief of thoughtfully. Many women aren’t reviewed in non- preschool. As an adult, she pariah for failing to roust ple fatally vulnerable. being conscious is pain- were grateful to have a trade publications, or are must find a socially accept- her before she slips into “This is how the sick- fully short-lived, as their name for the experience of jammed three to a review able way to get away with fatal unconsciousness. But ness travels best: through lives have been irrevoca- realizing you don’t want to in brief, brusquely descrip- assuaging her craving for this isn’t a mere case of all the same channels as do bly altered. As the confu- have sex with someone, tive paragraphs. Publishing flesh; when she stumbles hitting snooze. Soon an- fondness and friendship sion falls away, they must then having sex with him these uneven collections on a predatory man, she other student falls into a and love,” Walker writes. confront their incredible anyway, which one of the serves a purpose: The finds that she can bite with permanent sleep, and Walker’s last novel, the visions, and find them- characters in the story writers get to add a line to impunity. It made me say another and another, until best-selling “Age of Mira- selves caught in a di- experiences vividly. Many, their résumés, which helps “ew” out loud while I was the students remaining on cles,” featured similarly lemma worthy of many other readers re- them secure jobs teaching reading it, but I didn’t feel the floor — including Mei apocalyptic themes. Its Descartes, who posited sponded with latently or the next crop of MFA like that “ew” moment was — are quarantined in a protagonist was a young dreams and reality cannot overtly sexist idiocy. students how to write used for no reason. This nearby gymnasium. girl living in a future be separated. Roupenian has just pub- short stories. Advances are story’s ending, which I Doctors rushed in to dystopia triggered by the The people of Santa lished a follow-up piece in often in the mid three won’t spoil, lands. Its moral examine the patients find slowing of Earth’s rotation, Lora who sleep no more The New Yorker explain- figures. seems to be: Take advan- them with eyelids flutter- which wreaked havoc on face a choice: struggle to ing how bad this felt. The other reason it tage of the flaws in the ing, a sign of REM sleep. the planet in unforeseen find a way back to them- She has not (yet) been seems important to de- system, as long as they’re They’re dreaming, but not ways. selves or remain in thrall asked to write about how it scribe this book’s path to not going anywhere. Good the way people typically Walker’s omniscient to the beguiling, comfort- felt to sell this collection publication is that it ex- for the biter, I guess. do. Something incredible narrator follows several ing, sometimes terrifying and a follow-up for more plains why I felt absolutely is happening: “There is sets of people weathering visions that held them than $1 million, or how it enraged by its weaknesses. Emily Gould is the author of more activity in these the crisis in Santa Lora, captive. Hope, said Aris- feels that HBO is making a It does nobody any good to “And the Heart Says What- minds than has ever been including Mei, who is the totle, is a waking dream. TV show out of the collec- pretend that the other ever,” “Friendship” and the recorded in any human heart of the book. There is tion. Presumably that feels stories in this collection are forthcoming “Perfect brain — awake or asleep.” also a young academic Sheila McClear is a New OK, though of course it anywhere near as note- Tunes.” Yet the essence of the couple with a newborn York journalist and author. Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Thursday, January 24, 2019 5

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When: 9 p.m. Friday Where: Empty Bottle, Sounds that 1035 N. Western Ave. Tickets: $18; 773-276-3600 or www.emptybottle.com go crunch ground up. I virtually worked with none of the Shamir has moved indie-pop hit “On the Regu- people I worked with be- lar,” 24-year-old Shamir forehand.” away from slick, Bailey has spent the past two The past year has been danceable music years redefining himself one of stability and mental along the lines of how he health, as bandmates Chris- By Steve Knopper started — as a guitar-slinging tina Thompson (bass) and Chicago Tribune rock ‘n’ roller. He layers his Fiona Campbell (drums, biting falsetto on top of formerly of the Vivian Girls) Before he plays an in- aggressive, buzzing punk have been his friends for tense, rumbling rocker and rock, with bits of folksy years. “Christina has seen about how “all straight boys strumming. In his lyrics, he me in an episode of deep care about is how they’re calls out dishonest straight psychosis and knows what viewed from the outside,” men who “take it out on to do if that is ever going to Shamir asks the straight people like me all the time”; happen,” he says. “I feel men in the audience to raise vents his outrage over recent super-blessed and super- their hands. He laughs, as if police killings of African- grateful to have that.” he’s joking, but he isn’t. Americans; and seems to Shamir’s new album took What he’s trying to do is reference his struggles with unusually long to record change the way people feel bipolar disorder. “All I had (more than six months) and in the audience, empower- going for me/is my sanity, he’s waiting an unusually ing “queer people, and queer my sanity,” he sings on his long time (the second half of people of color, and people 2018 album “Resolution.” 2019) to put it out. He’ll play in color in general,” while “But in an instant, it was five songs from it live. “Of all putting the straight white taken from me/taken from my guitar records, this one men who populate his me.” is the most pop, in the sense shows off-balance. Shamir’s recent music is that there’s more hooks,” he “When I single out the intense and heavy, but it’s says. “I paid more attention straight men, I notice built on joyful, familiar to it and worked a little they’re kind of, like, shook, noise, so it has a catharsis JASON MACDONALD harder on it and wanted to and they start to feel the akin to what Husker Du was Shamir has gone from the danceable pop that propelled him to fame, to crunchy guitar rock. make sure it was really marginalized people in the doing 35 years ago. And it good. I can release music crowd, even if it’s a small comes with a mission state- his talent and encouraged lient “On the Regular.” The retrenchment, making very quickly. I knew this number. It’s really funny to ment: “I would be done with him, even though he wanted song went viral — it has 2017’s intense and dark release would be a little see that dynamic. All the music if there was more to be a small-town Arkansas more than 10 million Spotify “Revelations” in two weeks. more planned-out, so I queer people, and people of representation and more farmer after high school. plays and another 5.4 mil- After that, he had a psy- wanted to make sure I could color, they’re just lit and people of color doing what Instead, he sent demos to lion on YouTube — and chotic episode, wound up in still like it, even a few loud and really into it, and I’m doing,” he says. “Unfor- Brooklyn indie label God- Shamir found himself the hospital, received a months after it was done.” the straight fans instantly tunately, there’s not. Until mode and received an en- playing Coachella and open- diagnosis of bipolar disor- After “Ratchet,” “Revela- are scared,” adds Shamir, there is, I’m going to keep thusiastic response. ing a tour for rising pop star der, recorded last year’s tions,” and “Resolution,” the who once tweeted he has doing it.” Soon the bigger British Troye Sivan. “Resolution” in a month and next album will start with “no gender, no sexuality and Born to an 18-year-old indie XL, which also puts Rather than celebrating, posted it on Bandcamp. “I “R,” right? “No!” Shamir no f---- to give.” “It’s really mother in a Las Vegas sub- out records by Adele and Shamir withdrew. He did my first tour for ‘Revela- says. “We’re ending the Rs.” interesting, like, ‘oh, you urb, Shamir took up guitar at the xx, signed him to make gained 60 pounds, shaved tions,’ and I went back to don’t want to share space, 9. (“Wanted a guitar before I “Ratchet,” a beautifully his head and became frus- Las Vegas for the holidays Steve Knopper is a freelance you just want to take up the wanted a bike,” he sings in skronky pop record full of trated with XL’s expecta- and literally purged out all writer. space.’ It never fails to be “On the Regular.”) He synths, Auto-Tune experi- tions of a follow-up hit. The these songs,” Shamir says hilarious, every night.” learned to play upside-down, ments and weird sound label dropped him, and he via phone from Vegas. “I [email protected] Best known for 2015’s but his mother recognized effects, including the ebul- went through a period of rebuilt my team from the Twitter @chitribent

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Jan. 24): Good things come through friends this year. Handle backstage details. Manage domestic surpris- es. Begin a new partnership phase this win- ter. Get physical this summer, before hiding away into a peaceful escape. Rediscover a sense of purpose next winter. Collaboration increases the results, reach and fun. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 9. Connect anew with your partner over the next two days. Support each other with a challenge. Communication flows with ease. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 8. Things are getting busy. Physi- cal action gets the job done. Apply discipline to your prac- tices for satisfying results. You’re growing stronger. Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott Gemini (May 21-June 20): 7. Strengthen your connection with someone sweet. Romance is a distinct possibility. Talk about long-term dreams and visions. Play a game. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 7. Authorize home improvements. Things may not go as planned. Discuss changes with family. In- vestigate different options, prices and colors. Choose together. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 8. Dig deeper into a favorite subject. Study and research. Creative expression flowers today and tomorrow. Figure out what you want to say. Practice your arts. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 9. Focus on making money for a few days. Provide valuable services. Business grows with satis- fied customers. Whatever you’re doing, it’s working. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 9. You’re on top of the world. Use your power and confidence to advance a personal project. Direct attention to a practical solution. Lead by example. Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 6. Slow down, and focus on planning. Your imagination goes wild today and tomorrow. Figure out your moves before you make them. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 7. You have more friends than you realized. Share what you’re learning. Social events and gatherings spark new and old connections. Enjoy a meaning- ful conversation. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. Focus on a professional chal- lenge. Review options to discover a hidden advantage. A friend’s expertise comes in handy. Find out how to provide what’s needed. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Things fall into place. Your studies, travels and investigations reveal hidden treasure. Keep digging; don’t give up right before striking gold. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 8. Keep meticulous books. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Manage accounting and financial tasks for a few days. Send invoices, and pay bills. Work with a partner to fulfill shared priorities.

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Bliss By Harry Bliss Classic Peanuts By Charles Schulz

Pickles By Brian Crane

Bridge East-West vulnerable, South deals North ♠ AQ43 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♥ AK108 ♦ 10 7 6 ♣ A7 West East ♠ 75 ♠ 8 ♥ 532 ♥ QJ96 ♦ K43 ♦ AJ98 ♣ KQ1095 ♣ 8432 South ♠ KJ10962 ♥ 74 ♦ Q52 ♣ J6 North’s raise to game was perfectly reasonable, but the resulting contract was not a good one. There were only nine Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun tricks and a tenth looked out of reach. The ace and king of diamonds could both be with East, or the queen and jack of hearts both with West, but those were only 25 percent chances. Declarer The bidding: saw a line that only South West North East needed East to hold ♠ ♠ the jack of diamonds. 2 Pass 4 All pass South won the Opening lead: King of ♣ opening club lead with dummy’s ace. The ace and king of spades drew the trumps, followed by the ace, king, and a heart ruff. The queen and jack of hearts didn’t fall, so dummy was re-entered with the queen of spades and dummy’s last heart was ruffed. Declarer exited with his jack of clubs and hoped for the best. Had East been able to win this club, he might have defeated the contract by leading the jack of diamonds, Prickly City By Scott Stantis “surrounding” South’s queen. The opening lead, however, made it a near certainty that West would win this trick. The defense had to play diamonds or yield a ruff-sluff, so West led a low diamond to East’s ace. South played low from his hand on the diamond continuation and claimed his contract when this forced the king from West. Nicely played!

— Bob Jones [email protected]

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Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 1/24

ForBetterorforWorseBy Lynn Johnston

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains Blondie By Dean Young and John Marshall every digit 1 to 9. Wednesday’s solutions

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Jumble Unscramble the four Jumbles, one letter per square, to form four words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon. Hägar the Horrible By Chris Browne

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

Answer here

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WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 1/24

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

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5 creative ways to solve storage problems, save space PAGE 2 Don’t worry, snow cover is good for your garden PAGE 5 HOMES Digging a well in an urban area could be hazardous PAGE 6 Perfect hues

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Beth Botts is a staff writer at in the Morton Arboretum Lisle (www.mortonarb.org). tricky and fickle. February is often colder in Chicago spells Warm than January. and sudden freezes can occur at any time. If a tree orflowers opens its leaves they maytoo be early, damaged by frost. If a plant is late in leafing or bloom- ing, it take won’t full ad- vantage of the sunlight to andgrow reproduce. In any different yard, when During winter, When the days are grad- winter weather is Yet Because the sun’s angle and intensity change throughout change angle and intensity the sun’s Because day of combination a different face plants the year, day. every sunlight angle and temperature length, maples, are commonly found in the understory of the forest, so they may only need shorter periods of sunlight or indirect sun.” areasget more sunlight at different times in the season.growing The shad- ows of trees and buildings shift. “If you’re a gardener, you to have really watch your all yard through the season to figure out where your areasof sun and Turner-Skoff shade are,” said. days in Chicago are short, the and sun the is low, warmth of September is long gone, most plants don’t even try to grow. andTrees shrubs are dor- mant, waiting for spring. Other plants died have back to the ground, leaving only their roots pro- alive, tected by soil. Some sur- vive only as seeds. the ually longer, growing sun is also rising in the sky. Its more direct rays warm the the air and, eventually, earth. If you’re a gardener — or Changes in when and more toThere’s sunlight whenIn the summer, On every day of the year, “Some plants, such as a groundhog — you may noticedhave something different about these win- ter days: They’re gradually Ground- longer. growing 2, roughly Feb. hog Day, halfway to spring, will be about 22 minutes longer than the shortest day of winter back on Dec. 21. how the sun shines are major factors in the yearly ofgrowth trees and other plants, according to Jessica who special- Turner-Skoff, izes in science outreach as treeologist at the Morton Arboretum in Lisle. “Plants depend on the sun for she said. “Depend- energy,” ing on the species, the amount of sunlight a plant receives can greatly influ- ence how it grows.” than the length of the days. That’s because the angle of the sun — relative to us — changes throughout the year. sun is highest it’s in the sky, most direct and therefore most intense. In spring, when the angle is lower, the atmosphere earth’s insulates against the sun’s sorays, the ground and air warm only gradually as the In au- days longer. grow tumn, the insulation of the atmosphere retains warmth even as the sun sinks in lower the sky and the days shorter. grow Although daylight lasts about as long Sept. 21 as it did March the20, normal high temperature is about 25 degrees warmer. plants face a different combination of day length, sunlight angle and temper- Everyature. plant has its own light requirements. river birch, need direct and intense sunlight to thrive,” said. “Other Turner-Skoff plants, such as Japanese Asyour days growlonger, garden is starting to notice BethBy Botts Chicago Tribune CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN GARDEN BOTANIC CHICAGO Shoveling snow onto Snow provides cover for Rabbits and deer feed on Tim is Johnson director [email protected] no need to dig them out. Let nature take its course in these situations. shrubs can cause branches to break from the weight. toTry piling avoid snow laden with salt from ice- melting products onto your garden beds. animals such as voles that tunnel under the snow and make trails that become visible in the lawn after the snow melts. The resulting damage to a home lawn is generally not a big issue and easy to fix. They also feed on the bark of plants. trees and shrubs during sothe monitor winter, your garden for tracks and signs of their feeding. As the snow piles the up, rabbits will be able to reach higher into shrubs to feed and cause more damage than when there is no snow Install netting to cover. protect plants if you start seeing damage. Repellents may be applied when temperatures are above freezing long enough for them to dry on the plant. of horticulture for the Chi- cago Botanic in Garden Glencoe.

Snow can damage snowRemoving that has the ground can freeze Plants that more deeply. producedwere in contain- ers and installed last year can out heave of the ground because of the freeze-thaw cycles that can occur in late winter and early spring in this climate. Think of the snow as mulch for your garden in addition to creating a beau- tiful winter scene. plants. The weight of wet snow on heavy, branches can split or break them and can cause plants such as arborvitae to fall or be uprooted. It is best to carefully snow remove from plants that may be damaged during a heavy rightsnowstorm away because once the snow is frozen on the plant, it is best to let it melt off. One of shrubsmy evergreen was almost completely flat- tened by snow last winter and just recovered fine once the snow melted. frozen on a plant can cause a lot of damage as you try to chip it off. If you have plants that been have dam- aged by snow and ice, there is not much you can do now other than prune any branches that are a safety hazard. Some shrubs may be completely by covered a deep snowfall, and there is

It seems like it has — Wood- Riley Jackson, There is probably noth- Overall, the snow cover cause for garden worries TimBy Johnson Chicago Tribune Snow serves as a good insulator against extreme cold or fluctuating temperatures. temperatures. or fluctuating cold extreme against insulator as a good serves Snow cold weather areSnow, no been an easy winter thus but the recent snow- far, storm and cold weather has me worried about the plants in my garden. Is there anything I should do now to help protect them? stock ing to worry about regard- ing the health of your plants as it relates to the snow and cold weather thus far Plants this winter. that are not cold-hardy in the Chicago region may be adversely affected by the low temperatures that are the norm for our winters. I worry more about my garden when there are long periods of warmer- than-normal weather byfollowed quick drops in temperature and no snow cover. is good for your garden, as it serves as an excellent insulator against intense cold or fluctuating winter Thetemperatures. snow cover helps mitigate these temperature and extremes reduces the penetration of cold on days and nights when temperatures are very cold. 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