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MIDTERM ELECTIONS A fight for control Campaigns end as Illinois governor’s contest, U.S. Congress races await fate

In final push, Trump hits battleground By John Wagner, Cleve R. Wootson Jr., William Wan and Elise Viebeck The Washington Post

WASHINGTON — Presi- dent Donald Trump called for voters to “unite behind our proud and righteous destiny as Americans” by supporting Republicans in Tuesday’s election, a final attempt to energize his base amid signs of trouble for some GOP candidates. Trump was upbeat Mon- day afternoon as he ad- dressed the first of three final rallies in Ohio, Indiana and Missouri on the eve of the midterms. He has used apocalyptic rhetoric in re- cent days to describe what’s at stake for the country. “We are going to work, we are going to fight, we are going to win, win, win,” he told supporters in Cleveland. The final three-state swing focused on states that JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE will be key to the new Voters, some of them filling out registration applications, wait Monday outside an early voting and registration site in Chicago’s Loop. Senate majority. Trump has acknowledged that Demo- crats could win the House, TRIBUNE where they need a net gain ENDORSEMENTS Ill. sees weeks of heavy early, mail voting of 23 seats. GOP officials and strategists voiced cau- OUR GUIDE TO Candidates make tious optimism Monday THE BALLOT about keeping the Senate, day-before stops in where Democrats need a See a list of the Tribune’s costly campaigns net gain of two seats. endorsements, Page 11 At stake Tuesday is con- By Rick Pearson trol of Congress, 36 gover- Chicago Tribune norships and hundreds of REASONS YOU down-ballot races nation- MUST VOTE The top candidates for Illi- wide. There are many reasons to nois’ statewide offices spent Earlier Monday, Trump vote. Here are a bunch of Election Day eve Monday framed the vote as a refer- false claims or outright lies. crisscrossing the state in a final endum on his presidency so STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Rex Huppke, Page 2 push for voter turnout, capping far, pointing to several ac- the most expensive gubernato- Democratic challenger J.B. Pritzker, at left, speaks in Belleville and complishments but saying rial race in state history and Gov. Bruce Rauner in Lisle the day before the midterm elections. “it’s all fragile.” VOTING IS bringing to an end more than “In a certain way, I am on A RIGHT 20 months of campaigning Election Day comes after tary personnel were battling the ballot,” Trump said in a A man walked 18 miles to featuring incessant name-call- more than five weeks of heavy across the globe. phone call with supporters. vote, only to be turned ing and a massive barrage of early voting and balloting by Jim Allen, spokesman for “Whether we consider it or away. Remember that. negative TV ads. mail, a potential indicator that the Chicago Board of Election not, the press is very much Dahleen Glanton, Page 3 Polls open Tuesday at 6 a.m. voter enthusiasm is up, though Commissioners, said a deeper considering it a referendum and close at 7 p.m. at more than the question remains who will dive into the city numbers of on me and us as a move- BEYOND THE 10,000 precincts across the benefit. early in-person and vote-by- ment.” state and, befitting the cam- In Chicago, the 121,000 ap- mail voters showed about 40 Some GOP strategists CANDIDATES paign rhetoric, the Chicago- plications for mail ballots alone percent of them did not vote in said they wished Trump Referendum questions to area forecast calls for blustery, surpassed the record of 116,000 the March partisan primary, an would talk more about the expect in Chicago and Cook gusty winds with patchy light in 1944, during the height of County. Page 6 rain and drizzle. World War II when U.S. mili- Turn to Statewide, Page 6 Turn to Trump, Page 9

Hurdle Preckwinkle fires security for cops’ chief after vehicle review In 2016, county SUV nated quietly from his $126,000- a-year post Friday, and her staff with political materials confirmed the ouster Monday. mental was found abandoned Asked why he was let go, Preck- winkle spokeswoman Becky By Lisa Donovan Schlikerman said: “It’s a person- health and Hal Dardick nel matter, and we’re not going Chicago Tribune to get into that.” Catch-22 over FOID Attempts to reach Gadlen Cook County Board President were unsuccessful Monday. rules and getting help Toni Preckwinkle’s security It’s the second time in three amid rising suicide rate chief has been fired following a months that Preckwinkle, a can- review of her “executive security didate in the crowded race for By Madeline Buckley NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE detail’s operations and prac- Chicago mayor, has sacked a Chicago Tribune Former Chicago police Officer Brian Warner thinks police depart- tices” prompted by a watchdog staffer. In September she ments should not require FOID cards but rely on officers’ doctors. report that found the govern- dumped her chief of staff, John When a new state law took ment-owned SUV he drove Keller, after an allegation of effect in August, supporters be- cers to have FOID cards. “Even if the state says you can’t “nearly exclusively” was im- “inappropriate behavior on his lieved it would finally remove an After the law was passed, be fired for it, the city says you properly used to transport politi- personal time” surfaced. obstacle for police officers seek- Chicago and some other depart- can’t work without it,” said Brian cal materials. ing mental health treatment and ments said they would still re- Warner, a former Chicago police Delwin Gadlen was termi- Turn to Preckwinkle, Page 7 maybe help lower a high suicide quire FOID cards for officers officer and former chairman of rate. who work the streets. Those who the Chicago Police Survivors Turns out it was not that lost their cards would be placed group. “You’re essentially strip- simple. on desk duty. ping an officer’s identity. To rip The law prohibits police de- Advocates say this leaves in that away from somebody is partments from firing officers place a major hurdle as officers gut-wrenching.” Tom Skilling’s forecast High 50 Low 35 whose firearm owner’s identifi- contemplate whether to seek In light of departments’ inter- Chicago Weather Center: Complete forecast on back page of A+E cation cards have been revoked treatment for post-traumatic pretations of the law, the bill’s after an inpatient stay at a mental stress disorder and other job- author, state Rep. Michael McAu- health facility. Many depart- related problems: They’ll keep liffe, R-Chicago, is considering $2.50 city and suburbs, $3.00 elsewhere ments, including the Chicago their paycheck, but they’ll be 171st year No. 310 © Chicago Tribune Police Department, require offi- sidelined as an officer. Turn to Police health, Page 7 2 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018

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Almanac Business 4 Lottery Business 4 Bridge A+E 6 Obituaries Business 4 Comics A+E 6-7 Sudoku A+E 7 Crossword A+E 7 Television A+E 5 Horoscopes A+E 6 Weather A+E 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 3 Voting is a right. Don’t take it for granted. The Rev. Otis Moss III was about 10 years old when he first heard the story of his grandfather’s struggle to vote. His father passed it down to him, and last week Oprah Winfrey passed it on to America. In 1946, Otis Moss Sr. was an uneducated sharecropper and widow- er raising five children in a three-room house in Troup County, Ga. Dahleen Incidentally, it is the same county where I grew up, and where I cast Glanton my first ballot as an 18-year-old. This would be the first election in which African-Americans were allowed to vote. So Moss set out to make his mark on the governor’s race, hoping to stop Eugene Talmadge, a staunch segregationist, from winning a fourth term.

Here’s how Winfrey told the story while campaign- ing in Georgia last week for Stacey Abrams, who is seeking to become the nation’s first African- American female governor. “Otis Moss Sr. … got up in the morning and put on his only suit and his best tie. And he walked 6 miles to the voting poll location he was told to go to in La- Grange. “When he got there after walking 6 miles in his good JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE suit and tie, they said, ‘Boy, Early voters select their candidates on Monday at a polling you at the wrong place. You station in the Loop. need to go over to Mountville.’ ticularly on the day of erected to keep people “So he walked another 6 midterm elections, where from exercising their right miles to Mountville, and voter suppression is a cen- to vote. when he got there, they tral issue. In Georgia, a federal said, ‘Boy, you in the wrong Moss III, 48, has shared judge had to intervene to place. You need to go to the his grandfather’s story many allow more than 50,000 Rosemont School. times with the congregation voters to cast their ballots. ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE “I picture him walking of Trinity United Church of They had been withheld The Rev. Otis Moss III’sfamily story underscores how hard-fought was the right to vote. from dawn to dusk in his Christ in Chicago, where he because of a state law suit, his feet tired, getting to is senior pastor. known as “exact match,” outside the city limits. And “We understood it then his children and grandchil- the Rosemont School. And This story speaks to which requires that the in a Hispanic neighbor- and we understand it now,” dren, he said. And he re- they said, ‘Boy, you too late. everyone, he told me the information on registration hood in Wyandotte County, said Moss Jr., who was minded us of our duties The polls are closed.’ other day. And we should forms precisely matches officials placed the polls in around 10 years old at the during these challenging “And he never had a all ask ourselves these the personal information in the same building as the time. “We were eagerly times. chance to vote. By the time questions: the government database. police station. awaiting his return home. “We must never surren- the next election came “Do we want politics A new voter ID law in Meanwhile, gerryman- And we were hurt, we were der to hate. We must never around, he had died.” rooted in fear? Or do we North Dakota could have a dered maps in several large pained. We were saddened surrender to violence no “When I go to the polls want politics rooted in big impact on Native states have locked in candi- that he had not had the matter how pervasive, how and cast my ballot, I cast it hope? Do we want politics Americans who live on dates of a particular party, chance to cast his vote.” powerful. We must contin- for a man I never knew,” that demonize people of reservations and do not allowing them to easily win Moss Jr. went on to ue to lift up what is good, Winfrey said. “I cast it for color, or from a different have specific home ad- re-election in the midst of become involved in the just and right,” he said. Otis Moss Sr., who walked hemisphere? dresses. changing demographics. civil rights movement and “We must be libera- 18 miles one day just for the “If we want a country Across the country, states In 1946, people were was a friend of Martin tionists. We must be proph- chance to vote.” where we begin to build a have purged voters from accustomed to the blatant Luther King Jr. For years ets. We must be carriers of This story not only has beloved community, voting the rolls by the thousands. effort to disenfranchise he headed the socially hope, even when we must meaning to African-Ameri- is a cornerstone of this,” he Some won’t realize it until African-Americans. Is that active Olivet Institutional bear the cross of disrespect cans, whose ancestors had said. “We cannot allow it to they show up at the polls the kind of country we Baptist Church in Cleve- and violence and denial.” similar experiences. It be chipped away by any Tuesday and are denied a want in 2018? land. And he has counseled He is certain we can should resonate with every structure that keeps us ballot. Appearing on CNN last several presidents, includ- overcome this. The only American who believes in from flourishing in our In Dodge City, Kan., a week, the Rev. Otis Moss ing Jimmy Carter, Bill way to do that is by voting. our democracy. democracy.” town of mostly Hispanics, Jr., now 83, spoke of what it Clinton and Barack Obama. It is a story worth telling Across the country, we officials moved the only was like at home that night His father’s legacy is [email protected] over and over again, par- have seen barriers being voting location to spot in Georgia. ingrained in him, as well as Twitter @dahleeng MODERN & CONTEMPORARY November 29 | Beverly Hills | Live and Online

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Wilson to black opponents: ‘Get out of the way’

Chicago mayoral candidate also ran in 2015 By Bill Ruthhart not respond to a request for Chicago Tribune the list of 250 pastors back- ing his candidacy. His Businessman Willie Wil- staffers were, however, son gave a speech Monday passing out envelopes to that was heavy on race and pastors after the speech that bravado, delivering a mes- contained ballot petitions sage to fellow African- for Elizabeth “Betty” Arias- American candidates vying Ibarra, a Hispanic candidate to become Chicago’s next who is running to unseat mayor: Drop out. current City Clerk Anna Wilson’s address came Valencia. State Board of before a packed room at a Elections records show no downtown City Club of formal campaign committee Chicago luncheon, created for Arias- where he told the Ibarra. predominantly As for his black audience that speech, Wilson re- ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE it was time for the turned to many of Attorneys William Fahy and Todd Pugh stand in front of clients Chicago police Officer Thomas Gaffney, from back left, crowded field of 16 his familiar themes. ex-Officer Joseph Walsh and former Detective David March at a pretrial hearing on Monday. candidates to be He vowed to elimi- winnowed down. nate the city’s red “Now you got light cameras while about eight, 12, 15 Wilson backing a Chicago black politicians casino, the legaliza- Judge declines to toss jumping in the race now. tion and taxation of mari- They ain’t got no money,” juana, and the re-construc- Wilson said to a loud round tion of Meigs Field, a down- of laughs. “They ain’t got no town airfield on Lake Mich- money, all right? They need igan that former Mayor charges against 3 cops to get out of the way. If I Richard M. Daley closed ain’t have no money, I’d be and turned into parkland. All accused of cover-up in 2014 Laquan McDonald shooting Stephenson also ruled that at home taking care of my Wilson said he would prosecutors could call an family.” take new revenue from By Megan Crepeau At a monthlong trial last At this stage of the pro- expert witness in Police Wilson, a self-made mil- those initiatives and spend Chicago Tribune month, a Cook County jury ceedings, prosecutors do Department policy at the lionaire owner of a medical it on city pensions and to convicted Van Dyke of sec- not have to provide direct trial and shot down a de- supply company, has largely create jobs in economically A Cook County judge on ond-degree murder and 16 proof of a conspiracy in fense request that the pros- self-funded his campaign — depressed neighborhoods. Monday denied a defense counts of aggravated bat- order to submit evidence ecution team turn over a move that eliminated state Wilson, however, did not bid to toss out the charges tery with a firearm — one about an alleged cover-up, certain notes. contribution limits in the specifically address any of against three current and for each time he shot Stephenson said. The offi- The three were charged race and has given all candi- the city’s fiscal challenges, former Chicago police offi- McDonald while on duty in cers’ attorneys had argued in June 2017, more than 18 dates clearance to raise un- including the need for the cers accused of a cover-up October 2014. The verdict that prosecutors had not months after the court- limited amounts of cash. So next mayor to come up with in Laquan McDonald’s fa- marked the first time a shown proof that the three ordered release of police far, Wilson has given his nearly $1 billion per year in tal shooting. Chicago police officer had men actively agreed to do dashboard camera video of campaign $465,000. The additional money for the At a brief hearing a few been convicted of murder anything after the shooting. McDonald’s shooting only black candidates who city’s public employee re- weeks before the scheduled for an on-duty incident in In a document unsealed sparked citywide protests have raised more: Cook tirement funds. trial, Judge Domenica more than half a century. just last month, prose- and the ouster of several County Board President Wilson drew plenty of Stephenson also allowed Stephenson’s rulings in cutors laid out evidence high-ranking public offi- Toni Preckwinkle and for- attention over the summer, prosecutors to use evidence the conspiracy case came that the defendants filed cials. mer Police Board President when he handed out more laid out in a recently un- after a lengthy and heated “consistently false” police March was the lead de- Lori Lightfoot. than $200,000 in cash and sealed filing that alleges a hearing last week. In argu- reports and relayed false tective in the shooting in- All told, there are eight checks at a South Side wide-ranging effort to pro- ing the charges should be information to the Cook vestigation, Walsh was Van candidates in the field of 16 church and more than tect then-Officer Jason Van thrown out, the officers’ County medical examin- Dyke’s partner that night with African-American $100,000 to help Cook Dyke, who shot McDonald. attorneys alleged that pros- er’s office and state police. and Gaffney was among roots, including Wilson, County residents pay their Ex-Detective David ecutors had brought the March and others also the first officers on the Preckwinkle, Lightfoot, property taxes. Republican March, former Officer Jo- indictment only for politi- exchanged emails in which scene. March and Walsh Cook County Circuit Court Gov. Bruce Rauner was at seph Walsh and Officer cal reasons and had mis- they attempted to conceal left the Police Department Clerk Dorothy Brown, ac- the church event and later Thomas Gaffney face trial handled the grand jury the facts, according to the after city Inspector Gen- tivist Ja’Mal Green, Austin criticized the giveaway, but Nov. 26 on charges they proceedings. prosecution filing. eral Joseph Ferguson rec- Chamber of Commerce di- the state’s election board filed false paperwork to In letting the charges One officer is also ex- ommended their firing fol- rector Amara Enyia, state said Wilson’s charitable acts exaggerate the threat that stand, Stephenson said pected to testify that lowing his investigation of Rep. LaShawn Ford, Chi- didn’t violate any election the 17-year-old McDonald Monday that the defense March told her to report the shooting. Gaffney re- cago principals association laws. posed to police. Each is “failed to show that the falsely that Van Dyke was mains with the department President Troy LaRaviere “My calling in life is charged with official mis- prosecutors prevented the injured by McDonald, suspended without pay. and tech entrepreneur Neal helping those who I don’t conduct, obstruction of grand jury from returning a prosecutors said. Sales-Griffin, who is of Afri- want to pay me back,” Wil- justice and conspiracy. meaningful indictment.” At Monday’s hearing, [email protected] can-American, Honduran, son said Monday. “My call- Mexican and Filipino de- ing in life is change and scent. integrate Chicago citizens, After his speech, Wilson and unite as one. I don’t care was asked by an audience whether you’re white, black, DCFS, ACLU avoid court showdown for now member whether he thought Latino, Asian-American.” the field would narrow be- Wilson’s talk touched By Christy Gutowski a positive step. consent and other docu- DCFS has pledged to better fore the Feb. 26 election. heavily on race, remember- Chicago Tribune “It is regrettable that it mentation issues. communicate with the “Well, if it doesn’t nar- ing his days of growing up in took the threat of court Golbert called DCFS’ re- ACLU on its efforts to find row, I’m going to narrow it the Jim Crow South, the son The state’s child welfare action for the department sponse “a day late and a homes for those youths for them,” Wilson said to of a Louisiana sharecropper agency on Monday staved to agree to this step,” she dollar short.” who have languished too cheers. “They’re all going to who made 20 cents an hour. off a potential court battle said. “But we are pleased “More accurately, it’s a long in the hospital. fall out like flies.” He recalled being taught not over its dependence on an that because of this agree- month late and many dol- Hospital officials con- During his speech, Wil- to look down at the ground Uptown psychiatric hospi- ment, we will not be filing lars short,” Golbert said in firmed Monday that they son mentioned only one when walking by white tal beset by recent com- an emergency motion with the federal filing. “Late recently installed a new opponent by name: Preck- women and children, and plaints of child abuse and the federal court at this because DCFS should have camera system in the facili- winkle. He named the Cook said he ran away from home neglect by agreeing to work time.” addressed the problems ty’s hallways. CEO David County Democratic Party at the age of 13 without ever with a civil rights group to The hospital has had 16 and arranged for an outside Fletcher-Janzen released a chair as he discussed how returning to school. determine who does an complaints this year alleg- review in a proactive man- statement saying, in part, many of the city’s black “I didn’t get any B.A.s. outside review and how ing abuse and neglect of ner, more than a month that the hospital “does not politicians had sold out fel- The only B.A. I got is born extensive it will be. young patients, compared ago, when the issues at tolerate violence or abuse low African-Americans. He again,” Wilson said to rau- The American Civil Lib- with 17 in the three years Chicago Lakeshore Hospi- against any of our patients.” attacked Preckwinkle’s sup- cous applause. erties Union of Illinois had prior. In a separate investi- tal first came to light.” He has pledged to coop- port of a tax on sugary He also suggested racism threatened to haul the De- gation, federal regulators In addition to the federal erate with the review if beverages that was passed is alive and well in certain partment of Children and also have threatened to cut request, Golbert recently impartial and conducted and later repealed under areas of Chicago. Family Services back into off hospital funding if po- filed emergency motions in by an expert “that is famil- political pressure from the “I understand Jim Crow court over its long-running tential safety issues aren’t the juvenile court cases of iar with the unique situa- beverage industry and dis- days. I understand also that federal lawsuit in the wake fixed by Nov. 30. all DCFS youths at the tion in which Chicago gruntled taxpayers. I wouldn’t be caught in of separate investigations DCFS initially balked at hospital, demanding that Lakeshore Hospital op- “They’ve got people lying Chicago’s Marquette Park by the Chicago Tribune requests for an investiga- the agency provide a full erates including an inti- to the people. Preckwinkle after certain hours either, all and ProPublica Illinois tion. Amid pressure from accounting of each pa- mate understanding of is talking about not raising right?” Wilson said of the about problems at Chicago advocacy groups and four tient’s care. trauma, DCFS, and acute taxes, when she tried to Southwest Side neighbor- Lakeshore Hospital. lawmakers, the agency Seven of the 16 investiga- care operational issues.” raise the sugar tax on every- hood as some in the crowd The two sides ham- contacted to the Seattle- tions this year involve fos- In Monday’s letter to the body,” Wilson said to ap- laughed. “It still exists to- mered out most details last based Casey Family Pro- ter youths within DCFS’ judge, Golbert noted that a plause. “You tell me how day, all right?” week, including a hold on grams for a list of national protection. Several alleged federal consent decree was much sugar I have to eat!” Wilson said his mother future hospital admissions and Illinois-based experts staff misconduct, including reached 27 years ago next Preckwinkle’s campaign taught him “not to dislike and unannounced daily for the independent re- lax supervision as young month, and yet the state declined to comment. any white people because of visits by DCFS staff, but the view. A timeline also was patients fought or engaged still struggles with a Wilson’s campaign marks their color” and said, “I final sticking point dealt set up to try to get an in sexual activity. “chronic shortage” of pro- his second run for mayor. In refuse to hate anybody.” with issues concerning outside expert picked Chicago Lakeshore grams and services for 2015, he finished a distant He then noted how, as he’s who will conduct the inde- within about two weeks. treats children and teens in abused and neglected chil- third, collecting 10 percent campaigned, he has spoken pendent review and its Agency officials also a separate building two dren who “come from bro- of the vote. This time, Wil- in many black churches and scope. They agreed to go to pledged an internal review blocks south of its main ken homes and have no one son vowed the result would some Latino ones. U.S. District Judge Jorge of its handling of the 16 adult facility. It has long else to turn to.” be different, as he tries to “There is one thing I have Alonso only if a compro- hotline complaints to see partnered with DCFS, “Unfortunately, children build a coalition of African- been disappointed in: mise cannot be reached. whether patterns of prob- which relies on the facility are still waiting on this Americans and Latinos to When the white politicians The ACLU said the state lems can be found. to treat 25 percent of the promise,” he wrote in the back his campaign. come to our community, agency agreed to an “inde- Also Monday, in a letter estimated 1,200 foster kids filing. “And this failed In a news release, they get into our churches, pendent, thorough review to the federal judge, Cook who receive inpatient psy- promise is, at heart, why Wilson’s campaign said but I have not been invited of conditions” at the hospi- County Public Guardian chiatric services in Illinois DCFS fears an independ- there was a group of 250 … I can’t get into the Cau- tal. DCFS said it will seek Charles Golbert asked for each year. ent comprehensive investi- black and Latino pastors on casian churches yet,” Wil- an independent review re- the court to expand the Two of the 18 foster gation, the results of which hand for his speech. Wilson son said. “I just say it like it garding the safety, care and independent review to children inside the facility might eliminate Chicago asked a “Latino coalition” of is, because I don’t know no treatment of DCFS youths. look into allegations of have been cleared for dis- Lakeshore Hospital as a about 30 to stand at the better. I want you to invite There were 18 DCFS kids systemic issues including charge but remain hospital- provider of psychiatric lunch. He then asked the me, because I want to talk to as of Monday in the hospi- lax supervision, potential ized as DCFS searches for a care for children under African-American pastors all citizens.” tal’s 60-bed children’s unit. suicide risks, inoperative new home with suitable DCFS’ guardianship.” in the room to stand, and Claire Stewart, an ACLU hallway security cameras, support services. That issue about 40 rose. [email protected] staff attorney, called its improper use of psychotro- has long been a problem in [email protected] Wilson’s campaign did Twitter @BillRuthhart continued talks with DCFS pic medications without Illinois and nationwide. Twitter @christygutowsk1 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 5 Wheaton woman ‘wasn’t afraid of life’ Recalled as vibrant, at 19 and stayed there for I’m not going to let what pose of returning her re- about a year, working with happened to me and family mains from Ghana. As of strong-willed, died various nongovernmental hinder what I want to do.’. I Monday afternoon, the fund helping in Africa organizations. But then a think once she went to had received donations of friend who was working in Africa, she found her peace just over $22,000. By Matthew Walberg Ghana with special needs and her love.” She will be buried with Chicago Tribune children contacted her, and Liddy had not yet been other family members in Liddy decided to move to able to complete the adop- Omaha, Neb., Steele said. Meghan Liddy had been the West African nation to tion process for Priscilla But it could be weeks before sick with malaria before, but join the friend. and Rhoda, so their futures her body is returned to the this time it was different. She soon began fostering are unknown, Steele said. U.S. Liddy, who’d just turned two girls, Rhoda and Pris- For now, the girls are being “She lived an amazing 25, was mourning the death cilla, now 11 and 8 years old, cared for by Liddy’s friends. life,” Hume Steele said. “Yes, of an infant boy, Kofi, she and was in the process of The family started a Go- it was short, but what a was fostering in Kumasi, adopting them. Her Face- FundMe page, initially in- difference she made.” Ghana, when she became ill book page is filled with tended to defray the cost of early last week. pictures and parenting hu- getting her home for treat- [email protected] “I’ve been hospitalised mor. ment, but now for the pur- Twitter @mattwalberg1 with malaria and it’s kinda “Me: staring at Priscilla seriously kicking my butt trying to figure out why she along with lots of other LIDDY FAMILY looks so weird,” Liddy DONATE YOUR CAR horrible things happening Meghan Liddy died of malaria while doing missionary work. wrote in an Oct. 3 post. this week,” Liddy wrote on Here, she's holding Priscilla, left, and Rhoda. Liddy was “Stares for at least a minute her Facebook page last fostering them and was in the process of adopting them. … Priscilla : ALRIGHT I Wheels For Wishes Wednesday. “Please if you SHAVED MY EYEBROWS could send good vibes septic.” tion. “I’m sure that’s why OK… Me : has flashbacks to Benefiting prayers and whatever else Steele said the family her immune system was every time I thought I could ® you got.” began trying to make ar- down. She’d had malaria cut bangs or shape my Make-A-Wish Illinois It was her last post on her rangements to have her before and had recovered eyebrows as a kid.” page, but the family contin- transported back to the U.S. just fine.” Steele said her niece had ued to receive news from in the event her condition Liddy had taken a mis- a joyful personality, but also her friends in Ghana, and it stabilized. But on Friday sion trip to Uganda when a strong will and strong was not good. morning, the family learned she was 18. From the mo- sense of independence. Lid- “We found out that her that she died. ment she returned home, it dy’s life was difficult during kidneys weren’t doing very Steele said she believes was her goal to go back to her teenage years, but she well, and then it literally her niece’s health was com- Africa. really found herself when spiraled,” Liddy’s aunt, Tr- promised by grieving over “She took that mission she left for Africa. isha Hume Steele, told the the loss of Kofi, a baby boy trip to Uganda and literally “She wasn’t afraid of life,” Tribune. “By Thursday, with cerebral palsy whom fell in love with the people her aunt said. “(She) defi- that’s when we kind of she had been fostering. and the land,” Steele said. nitely took the sorrow and started finding out hey, she’s “He actually died the day “Between two jobs and pain that happened during got the kidney issue, deep before she went to the fundraising, she raised those years and said, ‘I’m vein thrombosis, a pulmo- hospital,” Steele, said, her $20,000 all on her own.” going to make a better life, nary embolism and was voice strained with emo- She went back to Uganda make a better world, and Former teacher pleads guilty to sexually exploiting 16-year-old student

By David Jackson clined to comment Office for Civil the school library with stu- Chicago Tribune through Gallus’ at- Rights began in- dents around and that he torney David Will. vestigating the repeatedly tried to hold her A former Prosser Career In August, Chicago case. In Septem- hand during a field trip even Academy teacher pleaded Public Schools set- ber, federal educa- though she pulled away, guilty Monday to sexually tled a lawsuit by tion officials took according to her deposition exploiting a student in 2013 paying the former the rare step of in the lawsuit. The outcome *100%TaxDeductible when she was a 16-year-old student $780,000. withholding $4 of her complaint is not clear * Free Vehicle Pickup ANYWHERE sophomore. The son of a million in grant from that deposition. * We Accept Most Vehicles Running or Not Scott Gallus kept his Chicago trade Gallus money from CPS, Gallus denied wrong- hands clasped behind his school teacher, citing the district’s doing in all of those cases *WeAlsoAcceptBoats,Motorcycle&RVs back and spoke in a quiet Gallus joined Prosser in failure to provide records and said his innocent ac- voice as he admitted to 1984 and held a master’s on that case and hundreds tions were misinterpreted. WheelsForWishes.org Call:(312)651-4254 getting the girl drunk on degree in education. He of other reports of sexual sangria at a North Side tapas taught students to repair violence against students. [email protected] * Car Donation Foundation d/b/a Wheels For Wishes. To learn more about our programs or restaurant and then sexu- furnaces and air condition- CPS can restart the grant financial information, call (213) 948-2000 or visit www.wheelsforwishes.org. ally abusing her in his car. ers and also coached dance next year only if it comes Initially charged with and other classes. into civil rights compliance. nine felony counts of sexual But he also was investi- The district failed to dis- assault and abuse, Gallus gated over sexual miscon- close to federal civil rights pleaded guilty to a single duct allegations involving investigators that Gallus misdemeanor count of sex- students. had faced three prior com- ual exploitation of a child. In the 2013 case, an plaints to CPS of inappro- The deal, arranged with the internal CPS investigative priate sexual behavior at the victim’s consent, enabled report found “credible evi- school, the federal agency her to avoid the trauma and dence” that Gallus plied the said in an internal memo- uncertain outcome of a trial, sophomore with alcohol randum. victim’s attorney Danielle and sexually abused her. In one of those cases, Johnson said in court Mon- Gallus took the girl on a from 2006, a Prosser stu- day. field trip to repair an air dent told district investiga- “She feels like this case conditioning unit, then told tors that Gallus, who was has taken over her child- her the job was canceled. teaching salsa dancing at hood and now she wants to He took her to Cafe Ba-Ba- the time, had grabbed her put it behind her,” said Reeba! in Lincoln Park in- bottom during a dance. Dis- Johnson, a senior staff attor- stead and gave her sangria. trict investigators found ney with the Chicago Alli- When she asked to be taken that “credible evidence does ance Against Sexual Ex- home, he sexually abused not exist” that Gallus tou- ploitation. her in his car. Later, Gallus ched that student inappro- Under his plea, Gallus offered her family a priately, according to the will serve 90 days in jail $20,000 scholarship if the investigative report. followed by two years of matter would “go away,” In 2010, the district specialized sex offender according to a copy of the found credible evidence did probation in which he CPS report released to the exist for another student’s agreed to have no contact Tribune. allegation that Gallus with children or the inter- In interviews with CPS overtly sexualized plumb- net. He also will have to investigators and court re- ing terms while teaching a register as a sex offender for cords related to the lawsuit, class on heating, ventilating 10 years. Gallus denied any miscon- and air conditioning repair Dressed in a white pull- duct with the girl and said and that he inappropriately over and gray slacks, the he never took her to the touched girls’ waists and 58-year-old blew a kiss to restaurant, gave her drinks shoulders, the investigative family members in the or forced himself on her. report states. gallery before he was led But Gallus resigned in And in 2013 a teacher from the court chamber to 2014. reported that Gallus once jail just before noon. A year later, the U.S. leaned in and pressed his Family members de- Education Department’s lips against her forehead in Snow expected for late in week By Morgan Greene It’s predicted to be only ing in the mid 40s and the Chicago Tribune light snow, but if enough low dropping below 20 de- falls to accumulate, it would grees by Friday night. Rainy days are on their be more than a week earlier For updates on the fore- way out. Soon it’ll be time to than usual. The normal date cast, check the Tribune’s haul out the holly and order for the first trace of snow in weather page. your tree, and Chicago is Chicago is Oct. 30, but the The 2019 Farmers’ Alma- expected to see its first first measurable snow hits nac predicted a “teeth-chat- snowfall this week. on average on Nov. 17. tering cold” winter with Monday will be the Chicago is likely to see above-normal snowfall. But warmest day of the week, more rain and wind Mon- climatologists predicted a with temperatures drop- day afternoon. And more mild winter with a trend ping below normal to the rain is expected Tuesday toward warmer winter con- mid-20s by week’s end. By with gusts of wind up to 30 ditions. Soon Chicagoans Thursday, with a low of 24 mph, according to the will know which prediction degrees, there will be a weather service. was right. chance of snow, according Wednesday and Thurs- to the National Weather day will be relatively dry, [email protected] Service. with temperatures hover- twitter @morgreene

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chicagotribune.com/newsletters 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 Officials: Beyond the turnout likely to candidates Referendum questions to expect hit 50% in Chicago and Cook County Unofficial count By Katie Galioto erty taxes from underval- Chicago Tribune ued Chicago homes onto of roughly 1.6M overvalued ones between registered voters The names of candidates 2011 and 2015. A Longtime on the ballots for Tuesday’s Occupant Homeowner Ex- was a new record election have been drilled emption that reduces the into the heads of Illinois assessed value of a primary By Juan Perez Jr. residents after months of residence already exists in Chicago Tribune ads flooding the airwaves. Cook County. But Chicago-area voters Mayoral term limits With just hours to go also will be asked to weigh Question: Shall Chicago before polling places in on a number of issues adopt the following term open, city and county elec- this election cycle. limit for the office of mayor tion officials voiced cau- Referendum questions effective for the mayoral tious optimism that over- — five for all voters in the election in 2019 and thereaf- all Election Day voter city of Chicago and three ter: No person may hold the turnout will be higher Cook County-wide queries office of mayor for more than normal for a midterm — will ask local voters to than two consecutive contest, thanks in part to a NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE weigh in on possible future elected four-year terms surge in voter registration Lt. Gov. Evelyn Sanguinetti and Gov. Bruce Rauner visit Benedictine University in Lisle. legislation to deal with (with all prior consecutive and early voting numbers. plastic straws, the min- elected terms of the current Officials in suburbs sur- imum wage and a host of officeholder counted in de- rounding Chicago said other topics. With the ex- termining the term limit for their unofficial count of ception of two items added that officeholder)? roughly 1.6 million regis- to Chicago ballots via peti- Chicago voters may not tered voters was a new tion, this year’s questions see the results of this refer- record for a gubernatorial are advisory, meaning they endum, because it’s one of election. won’t trigger immediate two measures that are only Early voting turnout action. Instead, they’re on the ballot because their was also sharply higher meant as a tool to guide backers sued when they compared with the 2014 those in office by assessing were thrown off the ballot. governor’s race, Cook the people’s opinion on The question was slated to County Clerk David Orr’s issues. appear as a binding mea- office said. Different levels of gov- sure after former Gov. Pat Chicago has so far re- ernment can issue refer- Quinn collected petition corded an additional 1.5 endum questions, so voters signatures for a refer- million voter registrations may have additional ques- endum, but the Chicago for this midterm election. tions specific to their Board of Election Commis- That’s the highest record- wards or precincts. Search sioners ruled the measure ed number in the city for other issue-related ineligible in September. since the 1982 midterms, questions on ballots across The case will be decided in according to the Chicago the state on the Illinois the circuit court in the Board of Election Com- State Board of Election’s coming weeks. missioners. website. If approved, the refer- City voter turnout for Here’s what you need to endum question would midterm contests has hov- know about the refer- have taken effect immedi- ered in the high 40 per- endum questions Chicago- ately and prevented Mayor cent to mid-50 percent area voters have on their Rahm Emanuel from seek- range since the 1980s, ac- ballots this year. ing a third term, although cording to the city election Emanuel has since an- board. Referendums for nounced he does not plan Those percentages are STACEY WESCOTT/CHICAGO TRIBUNE to seek re-election. similar to those recorded J.B. Pritzker campaigns with running mate Juliana Stratton, left, in Belleville on Monday. Chicago voters Consumer advocate by the suburbs in non- Marijuana tax Question: Shall Chicago es- presidential general elec- Question: In the event mari- tablish an elected Consumer tions since the 1990s. juana is legalized, should Advocate for taxpayers and Orr cited a number of the city of Chicago appro- consumers to replace the “intangibles” for this State sees heavy priate revenue from the sale appointed Commissioner of year’s potential outperfor- of marijuana to increase the Department of Business mance in his suburban funding for Chicago Public Affairs and Consumer Pro- jurisdiction, including a Schools and for mental tection? rise in activism and phone health services? This question also was calls to his office about an early, mail voting The outcome of the Illi- added to the ballot via election that features a nois gubernatorial race Quinn’s petition. Like the number of heated state Statewide, from Page 1 $124 million devoted to statewide ticket in Lisle. could very well determine mayoral term limits refer- and local races. advertising. That total is Each candidate has called the fate of future cannabis endum, it’s being examined “The big question: Is all indicator of greater enthu- expected to soar even himself or herself a check laws in the state. Demo- in the courts. Should the this surge in early voting, siasm. Voter turnout in the higher when final receipts on government — Harold, cratic challenger J.B. circuit court rule in favor of is it just just to get it out of city is expected to exceed for October and early No- if Pritzker wins and Demo- Pritzker has said he would the city Board of Elections, the way? Or has it more to 50 percent, even with vember are tallied. crats gain one-party con- support legislation to allow the results for this question do with a bigger turnout?" more than 140,000 new Rauner, who is expected trol of Springfield, and recreational pot use, while will not be released. Orr said during a news registered voters, com- to vote Tuesday near his Raoul, who said the office incumbent Gov. Bruce conference with city offi- pared with the 2014 Winnetka residence, began needs to guard against Rauner said he’s “very Referendums cials Monday. "The buzz midterms that saw 49 per- the day before the election overreach by Republicans much opposed” to legal- clearly is we're going to cent turnout. doing radio interviews be- nationally. ized marijuana. for Cook County have a bigger turnout. We Even before Monday’s fore campaign stops in Illinois voters also will More than two-thirds of see so many signs, but final push, more than 1.1 Spring Grove and an eve- have a role in determining Cook County voters in the voters they're not necessarily million people had cast a ning rally with the state- whether Republicans March primary supported Minimum wage provable at this point. ballot either by mail or in wide GOP ticket at Ben- maintain control of the U.S. the statewide legalization Question: Shall the min- We'll see that tomorrow. person, far more than in edictine University in House, with four GOP- of cannabis in a county- imum wage in your munici- “It’s hard for us to say, 2014. Nearly 97,000 of Lisle. held seats — two in the wide referendum, also a pality match the $13 per but we clearly, I believe, those came from the “Change takes time. It’s west and northwest sub- nonbinding advisory mea- hour Cook County min- will break the normal 49 battleground of DuPage hard. It’s painful,” Rauner urbs and two Downstate — sure for local officials. imum wage law for adults to 52 (percent turnout),” County. told WGN-AM 720 of his facing stiff competition Plastic straw ban over the age of 18 by July 1, he said. Chicago officials said request for a second term. from Democratic challeng- Question: Should the city of 2020, and be indexed to the Marisel Hernandez, that as of 5 p.m. they had “We’ve made progress in ers. Nationally, Democrats Chicago ban the use of consumer price index after chairwoman of the elec- logged 269,046 early votes, our first four years and need a net gain of 23 seats plastic straws within the that? tion board that supervises includes 30,621 cast Mon- we’re asking for one more to wrest control of the corporate city limits? In 2014, Chicago passed Chicago voting, was a bit day. Cook County Clerk term, four more years, to chamber from Republi- The controversy sur- a law to gradually raise the more cautious in her turn- David Orr’s office said continue the effort to get cans. rounding plastic straws has city’s minimum wage to out estimate. some 238,000 early voting the change that we need.” One of the nation’s most been sweeping the nation, $13 an hour by 2019. Cook “I don’t know if you can ballots were cast through Pritzker, a beneficiary of closely watched House with cities such as Seattle County followed suit in have an educated guess, Sunday — well over the a campaign rally Sunday in contests features six-term and Miami already institut- 2016 but gave municipal- but we definitely will see combined total number of Chicago featuring former GOP Rep. Peter Roskam of ing bans in an effort to save ities the ability to opt out of over 50 percent, but as far early ballots submitted President Barack Obama, Wheaton, a member of the the environment. Scores of the increase, which some as anything more specific during elections in 2010 did a fly-around Monday powerful tax-writing Chicago-area institutions cities in the suburbs did. than that, I’m hesitant to and 2014. with stops in Rockford, House Ways and Means already have banned the Sick leave say,” Hernandez said. “We Voters will be deciding Moline, Belleville, Marion, Committee, against Demo- plastic pipes used to slurp Question: Shall your mu- think that this election has contests for Congress, gov- Springfield and Peoria crat Sean Casten of Dow- down a soda. The White nicipality match the Cook generated a lot of interest, ernor and lieutenant gov- with others on the Demo- ners Grove. Sox became the first Major County earned sick time law so we’re hoping for a good ernor, attorney general, cratic ticket, including at- Also considered in play League Baseball team to which allows for workers to turnout.” state comptroller and state torney general hopeful is the seat of four-term restrict the use of plastic earn up to 40 hours (5 days) Hernandez said women attorney general, as well as Kwame Raoul and Treas- Republican Rep. Randy straws in their stadium last of sick time a year to take have represented a nota- all 118 members of the urer Mike Frerichs. Hultgren of Plano, who is spring. care of their own health or a ble share of voters re- Illinois House and 39 of “We have the chance to facing a challenge from Critics of the movement family member’s health? questing mail ballots, and the 59 seats in the Illinois bring good jobs back to Democrat Lauren Under- have said there are more Similarly, Cook County that more millennials and Senate. Myriad local Illinois, make sure our wood of Naperville. effective ways for munici- passed a measure in 2016 younger voters are partici- county offices and judge- schools are providing a In far southern Illinois, palities to address pollu- that mimicked a Chicago pating in this election than ships also are at stake. high-quality education for Republican Rep. Mike Bost tion and discussed the law allowing workers to in the 2018 primary. The marquee race has all our kids, provide afford- of Murphysboro is being medical necessity of straws earn paid sick time. Mu- “There aren’t the 15- been the contest for gover- able health care coverage challenged by Democrat for some individuals with nicipalities also currently and 20-point gaps in par- nor featuring first-term for everyone, protect a Brendan Kelly of Swansea, disabilities. have the option to opt out ticipation between young- Republican Gov. Bruce woman’s right to choose, while in central Illinois, Property tax exemptions of this policy. er and older voter groups. Rauner and Democratic and ensure our air and GOP Rep. Rodney Davis of Question: Should the city of Firearms trafficking However, we know you challenger J.B. Pritzker, water are clean for our kids Taylorville is opposed by Chicago seek that the state Question: Should the state can do better and we’re which has smashed re- and our grandkids,” Democrat Betsy Dirksen of Illinois create a home- of Illinois strengthen penal- hoping that you close the cords for fundraising and Pritzker said in a get-out- Londrigan of Springfield. owners property tax exemp- ties for the illegal trafficking gap,” she said. spending in the state. Also the-vote appeal. “If these Voters also will be se- tion for families in munici- of firearms and require all Illinois Attorney Gen- running are Libertarian things are important to lecting state legislators palities of over 500,000 that gun dealers to be certified by eral Lisa Madigan’s office Grayson “Kash” Jackson of you, then I’m asking for that will decide the parti- have lived in their home for the state? said 187 teams of assistant Antioch and Republican your vote.” san makeup of the Illinois over 10 years and whose Pritzker and Rauner also attorneys general will state Sen. Sam McCann of The attorney general’s General Assembly. All Illi- income is under $100,000? have clashed over gun monitor the election. Lo- Plainview under the Con- race between Raoul and nois House seats are up in a Illinois residents pay the rights during the cam- cal officials said they were servative Party banner. Republican contender chamber with a current second-highest property paign, with the Democratic also working with other Rauner has raised $77.8 Erika Harold has devel- 67-41 Democratic majority, taxes in the country, ac- challenger claiming he attorneys and the U.S. Jus- million — including $50 oped into a closely with 71 votes needed to cording to an April report would approve a dealer tice Department to help million of his own money watched race in the cam- override vetoes from the from Attom Data Solutions, licensing bill like the one monitor the election. and $22.5 million from ally paign’s final days. Both are governor. The state Senate an Irvine, Calif.-based real the GOP governor vetoed “We’ll also have plenty Ken Griffin, the founder vying to replace retiring currently has a 37-22 estate data company. The last spring. of attorneys, they’ll be our and CEO of Citadel. Democratic Attorney Gen- Democratic majority, with topic has been discussed Cook County Commis- own attorneys in the field. Pritzker, a billionaire heir eral Lisa Madigan, the 36 votes needed to over- often in Chicago in recent sioner Larry Suffredin, There’ll be state’s attor- to the Hyatt hotels fortune, daughter of House ride vetoes. years, as city property taxes D-13th District, said in Oc- neys, there’ll be some at- set a national candidate Speaker Michael Madigan. have been on the rise. tober he hopes responses to torneys general, there self-funding record of As Raoul traveled with Chicago Tribune’s Juan Some city residents may the referendum will push could also be some feds — $171.5 million. Pritzker, Harold embarked Perez Jr. and Mike Riopell have particularly strong the governor to tighten gun but we’ll see,” Orr said. Combined, the two men on her own fly-around of contributed. feelings about reform after rules in the state. had spent a record $207.4 the state Monday before the outgoing Cook County [email protected] million through the end of she was scheduled to join [email protected] assessor shifted an esti- [email protected] Twitter @PerezJr September with at least up with the rest of the Twitter @rap30 mated $2.2 billion in prop- Twitter @katiegalioto Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 7

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Police health, from Page 1 dents who want to own a need inpatient treatment are I might lose firearm must undergo a not necessarily dangerous. revising it when the new background check and be “There is a big difference my job.’ ” legislative session begins licensed by the state. The between an officer who — Carrie Steiner, former next year. law exempts working law would like to seek ... (inpa- Chicago police officer “Police officers see a lot enforcement officers from tient) treatment for trauma of things on a daily basis this process. who is not a risk,” said that we don’t see,” McAu- Many municipalities, in- Robin Kroll, a mental health liffe said, adding that he’s cluding Chicago, require of- professional who treats first Guglielmi explained. heard concerns from police ficers to obtain FOID cards responders. But Warner, the former unions across the state. “If to cover any use of their Kroll added that agencies Chicago police officer, be- they want to get help, we firearms while off-duty. should reach out to psy- lieves it would be more want them to get help.” That means officers are chologists who treat public effective if police depart- The issue took on re- subject to mental health safety officers “for guidance ments didn’t require FOID newed urgency last week reporting requirements in on a case-by-case situation.” cards at all. Instead, they with the fourth suicide by a the gun licensing law. Mental health clinicians should rely on doctors who Chicago police officer in In 2013, lawmakers say FOID cards are rarely have treated the officers to four months. passed legislation requiring pulled from law enforce- determine whether they are Nationally, first respond- clinicians and other health ment officers, but the fear fit for duty. ers are more likely to die by professionals to report to remains widespread. McAuliffe and some suicide than be killed in the the state when someone is Former Chicago police mental health professionals line of duty, according to a admitted as an inpatient to a Officer Carrie Steiner re- say they hope the law, as study earlier this year from mental health facility. The calls the mantra drilled into currently written, will still the Ruderman Family state then cross-references her during her years as a encourage officers to seek Foundation, a nonpartisan the reports with FOID li- cop: Don’t seek help for help when they need it. group that conducts re- censes, which are then mental health issues out- Many say officers across the search and advocacy on automatically revoked. side of the department, or state aren’t aware of the law disability and mental The law is meant to keep you may lose your FOID at all. Others don’t realize health. guns out of the hands of card and then your job. that their FOID cards won’t Last year, at least 243 people who may be a dan- Officers were steered be revoked if they seek police officers and firefight- ger to themselves or others, toward the department’s NUCCIO DINUZZO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE treatment as an outpatient. ers died by suicide in the especially in light of mass own employee assistance Brian Warner, former Chicago Police Survivors chairman, Angela McNichols, a Chi- United States, while at least shootings across the coun- program, which may or may said it’s “gut-wrenching” for an officer to be sidelined. cago police officer and men- 222 were killed in the line of try. But it may unintention- not meet an officer’s needs, tal health professional, sug- duty, according to the study. ally snare first responders according to Steiner, now a that the FOID requirements card, according to chief gested departments distrib- In Chicago, four police offi- who need inpatient services clinical psychologist who could have a chilling effect spokesman Anthony ute information during roll cers and at least one fire- but are not a public threat, treats first responders. on officers seeking help. Guglielmi. If an officer’s calls and around police sta- fighter, a former Chicago advocates say. “Most people don’t think, “We are telling them then card is revoked, he or she tions. “I feel we need to police officer, have died by Departments generally ‘Hey, if I seek mental health that, if you ask for help, we will be assigned adminis- educate officers about the suicide so far this year, have their own mechanisms treatment, I might lose my are going to punish you by trative duties because the bill and break down the while one police officer and for determining whether an job,’ ” she said. taking your job away.” officer will not be allowed myths and stigmas.” one firefighter have died in officer is fit for duty that the Last year, Chicago police Still, the department to carry a gun. the line of duty. law does not affect, and Superintendent Eddie plans to continue requiring “That covers them in any [email protected] Generally, Illinois resi- experts say officers who Johnson acknowledged officers to have a FOID potential circumstance,” Twitter @Mabuckley88 Call today to connect with a SENIOR LIVING ADVISOR INDEPENDENT LIVING • ASSISTED LIVING • MEMORY CARE

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Student activists’ goal to turn out voters By Joe Heim the jump in 18- to 24-year- The Washington Post olds who say they plan to vote is a relatively simple They walked out of class one, Junco said. by the hundreds of thou- “If you want people to sands. They spoke in front vote, you should ask them, of fellow students in class- and we see that happening,” rooms and in front of mil- he said. “We see that when lions on television. They people reach out to them marched on Washington and say, ‘Hey, would you and on large cities and vote? Would you register?’ small towns across the that actually has an impact.” country. At her home in a Phila- The demonstrations delphia suburb, Julia Spoor against gun violence led by has been immersed as a high school and college volunteer and intern for the students this year in many Democratic candidate in ways opened the door for a her congressional district. generation of young activ- The 17-year-old won’t be ists and participants who able to vote Tuesday, but found their voice and tack- she has been canvassing led a scourge that had taken door-to-door on weekends the lives of their peers. and has made more than But even then the ques- 1,000 phone calls urging tion became: Could they others to vote. sustain that outrage and JOHN RAOUX/AP Spoor had gone to events energy and harness it for Activists at University of Central Florida in Orlando set up a booth last week to get fellow students to head to the polls. and protests with her political change? mother, but it wasn’t until With the midterm elec- Stoneman Douglas High school joined them. Lives rallies against gun cal and civic involvement of the March for Our Lives tions nearly here, many of School in Parkland, Fla., In many ways, the walk- violence. They voiced their young Americans. rally that she experienced the students who took part that took 17 lives in Febru- out was a giant first step for anger and frustration with A September poll by the the kinship of connecting in marches and organized ary led to calls for walkouts Fazzari’s activism. In the politics and leaders. They center of 2,087 18- to 24- with so many others her age walkouts on their cam- across the country. That months since, he has been said they would no longer year-olds showed that 34 who had shared similar puses say those events of was what motivated Faz- busy campaigning for a be ignored or remain voice- percent said they were “ex- experiences. February and March zari, 17, but there were also school board candidate and less when it came to issues, tremely likely” to vote this “I’m definitely seeing the flipped a switch. They are more personal reasons. has become a key participa- such as gun violence, that year. That response, Junco landscape change with a engaged and aware of poli- When Fazzari was in sev- nt in discussions about affect their lives every day. said, is more typical in a surge of student activities tics like never before. And enth grade, a neighbor who school safety. And they vowed to act. presidential election year. over the past few months,” though many are still too was a high school freshman “Things right now may There are about 31 mil- According to the poll, the she said. young to vote, they have took his life with a gun in a be scary and saddening, but lion people in the United number of youth who said Florence Yared, then a been active — working on nearby park. In high school, seeing my community come States ages 18 to 24, a little they have engaged in offline 17-year-old student at Mar- campaigns, encouraging the father of a schoolmate together and help me with more than 9 percent of the activism — a protest, walk- jory Stoneman Douglas their slightly older peers to murdered his wife and then the walkout was very en- population. If history is any out, demonstration or High, stood before that vote, knocking on doors, shot himself. couraging and empower- guide, the majority in that march — has tripled since crowd a few blocks from the pushing their message on “Gun violence is very ing,” Fazzari said. “You have group won’t vote Tuesday. 2016. Youth who engaged in Capitol and issued an ulti- social media. present in our community to be hopeful, because just Their voting participation at least one form of activism matum. Chris Fazzari, a senior at — and it’s a cliche upper- curling up in a ball and rarely tops 50 percent. In that goes beyond signing an “To Congress, you are River Hill High School in middle-class suburban crying isn’t a very effective the 2014 midterm elections, online petition or clicking a directly responsible for ev- Clarksville, Md., remem- town — so this can happen way to get change.” just over 17 percent of “like” button were signifi- ery community that has lost bers sitting in church earli- anywhere,” Fazzari said. The year 2018 has been a young Americans voted. cantly more likely to say due to gun violence. And er this year and coming up Fazzari worked around particularly active one for But there are signs this they were “extremely you have the power to with a plan to organize a the clock for three weeks students and young people year’s election will be differ- likely” to vote in the change this. And if you walkout at his school to with classmates to plan the in politics and civic action. ent, said Rey Junco, senior midterms. don’t, then we will change protest gun violence. An walkout. None of them In March, hundreds of researcher at the Center for “We can’t say that it is a you,” Yared said to a roar of Eagle Scout, Fazzari be- were quite sure about how thousands of students de- Information & Research on Parkland effect, but it was approval. “We may be too lieved he had a duty to many students would take scended on Washington Civic Learning and Engage- certainly fueled in part by young to vote, but soon we become involved. part. On the day of the and cities across the coun- ment at Tufts University, Parkland,” Junco said. will be able to vote and we The shooting at Marjory walkout, more than half the try for the March for Our which focuses on the politi- Another explanation for will vote you out.”

Iran president warns of ‘war situation’ as sanctions resume By Nasser Karimi front of us. There is no partners and allies — China, and Jon Gambrell difference. We must resist Greece, India, Italy, Japan, Associated Press and win.” South Korea, Taiwan and As Iranian officials struck Turkey — to continue im- TEHRAN, Iran — The a martial tone, the strain porting Iranian crude and U.S. re-imposed all sanc- could be felt on the streets other petroleum products tions Monday on Iran that of Tehran. It lurked in shops without penalty, bowing to once were lifted under its emptied by the country’s concerns that a complete 2015 nuclear deal with rapidly depreciating cur- end to Iran’s exports would world powers, grinding fur- rency. It could be felt in the cause a major spike in world ther down on the Islamic lines at currency exchange oil prices and cause other Republic’s already-ailing shops. And it could be heard economic disruptions. economy in what President in the stress of the voices of Trump conceded that reali- Hassan Rouhani described people struggling to buy ty on his way to a last- as a “war situation” now medicine. minute campaign event a facing Tehran. “When the dollar rate day before critical midterm Iran ran televised air de- went up, prices for medi- congressional elections. fense drills showing sol- cine went up by 80 percent,” “We have the toughest diers cheering the downing said a man who identified sanctions ever imposed, but ATTA KENARE/GETTY-AFP of a drone, but otherwise himself only as Amidi, who on oil we want to go a little Drivers fill up Monday in Tehran. President Hassan Rouhani said the country “will proudly held back from any military suffers from mental illness bit slower because I don’t bypass sanctions” by the United States that took effect Monday. response over U.S. efforts to and has a son with cancer. “I want to drive the oil prices curtail what Washington can’t buy my own medicine in the world,” he told re- relief in exchange for curbs industry, which provides a try, or it can see its economy calls its “malign activities” anymore. I haven’t taken my porters. “I could get the on its nuclear program, a crucial source of hard cur- crumble.” across the Middle East. medicine for two months, Iran oil down to zero im- deal that Obama adminis- rency. Secretary of State The Trump administra- While previously warning it because I can’t afford it.” mediately, but it would tration critics had argued Mike Pompeo told journal- tion insists it does not seek could ramp up its nuclear Nevertheless, the admin- cause a shock to the mar- was too soft on the Islamic ists in Washington the sanc- “regime change” in Iran program, Iran still honors istration of President Don- ket.” Republic. tions already had cost Iran through the sanctions. It the atomic accord now lim- ald Trump, who cam- The newly reinstated The U.S. Treasury De- the sale of over 1 million says It wants Iran to radi- iting its enrichment of ura- paigned on a promise of sanctions target Iran’s ener- partment imposed penalties barrels of crude oil a day. cally change its policies, nium, according to the tearing up the nuclear deal, gy, financial and shipping on more than 700 Iranian “Our objective is to starve including its support for United Nations. was caught between allies sectors and are aimed at and Iranian-linked individ- the Iranian regime of the regional militant groups “We are in an economic at home and abroad and the forcing Iran to end ballistic uals, entities, aircraft and revenue it uses to fund and its development of war situation. We are stand- reality of global economics missile program and end its vessels in the new sanc- violent and destabilizing ac- long-range ballistic mis- ing up to a bullying enemy,” as it was forced to carve out support for armed move- tions. Among those are 50 tivities throughout the Mid- siles. Rouhani told government exemptions for important ments throughout the Mid- Iranian banks and subsidi- dle East and, indeed, around However, Trump’s per- officials in televised re- allies and back off on mea- dle East. aries, more than 200 people the world,” Pompeo said. sonal lawyer Rudy Giuliani marks, invoking Iran’s ruin- sures that could have been The measures restore all and ships, Iran’s state-run “The Iranian regime has a and his national security ous 1980s war with Iraqi even more punishing for the U.S. sanctions that had airline Iran Air and more choice: It can either do a adviser John Bolton both dictator Saddam Hussein. Tehran. been lifted under the 2015 than 65 of its planes. 180-degree turn from its have given speeches advo- “Yesterday, Saddam was in The U.S. granted waivers accord that gave Iran bil- The new sanctions par- outlawed course of action cating overthrowing Iran’s front us; today Trump is to allow eight close U.S. lions of dollars in sanctions ticularly hurt Iran’s vital oil and act like a normal coun- theocratic government.

Iowa winner claims half of huge Powerball prize By Ssott McFetridge daughters and other rela- minus taxes. was named after a grandson Associated Press tives that it was for real. West, 51, said she born prematurely in April “Nobody believed me,” dreamed of winning a jack- who lived only one day. CLIVE, Iowa — After West said Monday after pot, but “once you have West said she grew up in hearing someone from Iowa submitting her winning won, you realize the respon- a “very humble family” with had won half of a nearly ticket at lottery head- sibility and the impact you seven siblings in Iowa and $700 million Powerball quarters in suburban Des can make, and all the frivoli- knows what it’s like to jackpot, Lerynne West Moines. “They thought I ty goes out the window.” struggle financially. She couldn’t find the ticket she’d was crazy.” She said she’ll give some worked in corn and soybean bought the day before so West will share the $688 to her daughters and other fields as a teenager, didn’t asked her sister to check her million jackpot drawn Oct. relatives, ensure her six graduate from high school pickup truck. 27 with someone who grandchildren can have col- but earned a GED and took There it was, on the bought the other winning lege educations and set up night classes to get a college pickup floor — worth a ticket in New York City but the Callum Foundation, degree in 2006. share of $688 million. hasn’t claimed the prize. where people in need can She worked at a health CHARLIE NEIBERGALL/AP The win was a shock to West took the cash op- seek financial help. Halting insurance organization un- Lerynne West, of Redfield, Iowa, arrives Monday to claim the single mom, who strug- tion, which will pay her an briefly to hold back tears, til winning the jackpot. “I’m her share of a nearly $700 million Powerball prize. gled to persuade her three immediate $198.1 million, West said the foundation retired,” she said. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 9 Trump, Obama rally for votes

Trump, from Page 1 booming economy. But in recent weeks, the president has focused his messaging on illegal immigration, the caravan of roughly 3,000 to 4,000 migrants making its way toward the U.S.-Mexico border and the possibility of voter fraud, though there is little evidence that it exists. At a Northern Virginia campaign rally, former president Barack Obama JACQUELYN MARTIN/AP said the election will define Former President Barack the soul of America, as other Obama spoke at a Demo- Democrats accused Trump cratic campaign event of fearmongering. Monday in Virginia. “The character of this country is on the ballot,” Trump was scheduled to Obama said, his voice hold his final rally Monday hoarse from a flurry of night in Cape Girardeau, campaign stops around the Mo., in hopes of giving TONY DEJAK/AP country. “The politics we Hawley one more boost. President Donald Trump waves to supporters Monday at a GOP rally in Cleveland. He also visited Indiana and Missouri. expect is on the ballot. How With no early voting option we conduct ourselves in in the state, the outcome kota, where GOP Rep. Kev- A Washington Post-ABC percent to 37 percent. by law.” public life is on the ballot.” will be decided by how in Cramer has led incum- News poll released Sunday The Justice Department “Given Trump’s past ani- Both parties spent Mon- voters feel Tuesday. bent Democratic Sen. Heidi showed that 50 percent of announced Monday that it mus toward immigrants day closely monitoring the “The president doesn’t Heitkamp in polling. registered voters prefer would deploy personnel to and minorities, it’s certainly handful of battleground engage in races that are But there was far less Democratic House candi- 35 jurisdictions in 19 states not a stretch to think these races that will determine surefire wins or surefire certainty about the likely dates, compared with 43 to “monitor compliance warnings about illegal vot- control of the House and losses,” one person familiar outcomes in other competi- percent for Republicans. with voting rights laws,” a ing along with DOJ’s an- Senate. with Trump’s political strat- tive contests. GOP opera- An NBC News/Wall move that was viewed with nouncement could be in- In the battle for the upper egy said late last week, ask- tives noted that the broader Street Journal poll, also suspicion and alarm by vot- timidating to voters and chamber, GOP operatives ing for anonymity because political mood in some released Sunday, gave ing rights advocates. scare them from the polls,” watched nervously amid they were not authorized to battleground races seemed Democrats a 7-point advan- Trump tweeted that law said Sophia Lin Lakin, an signs of a tightening race speak on the record. “That to be moving in Democrats’ tage on the question of enforcement has been attorney with the ACLU’s between incumbent Mis- race is right in between ... favor, at least marginally. which party should control “strongly notified” to watch Voting Rights Project. souri Sen. Claire McCaskill, That race is neck and neck.” Several polls showed the next Congress. It for illegal voting and that On immigration, Trump a Democrat, and state attor- Republican leaders have Democrats holding an edge, showed Democrats leading anyone “caught” would be has been equally aggressive, ney general Josh Hawley, a been confident in flipping a at least in their bid to retake among women, a pivotal subject to the “Maximum calling the migrant caravan Republican. Senate seat in North Da- the House. voting bloc this cycle, 55 Criminal Penalties allowed an “invasion.”

NASA ALFREDO ESTRELLA/GETTY-AFP Areas of low ozone above Antarctica in September 2000, left, and September 2018. Migrants from one caravan rest at a temporary shelter set up in a Mexico City stadium. Purple and blue are where there is the least ozone; yellow and red where there is more. Mexico City stadium provides UN: Earth’s ozone layer finally migrants shelter, care, food healing from aerosol, coolants By Sonia Perez D., two children, 6 and 8. He since the caravan set out By Seth Borenstein man-made chemicals But it’s not a complete Mark Stevenson brought the 6-year-old girl from Honduras more than Associated Press called chlorofluorocarbons success yet, said University and Maria Verza to the tent because her eyes three weeks ago, migrants (CFCs), which release of Colorado’s Brian Toon, Associated Press were irritated and “she have said they are fleeing WASHINGTON — chlorine and bromine, be- who wasn’t part of the throws up everything she rampant poverty and vi- Earth’s protective ozone gan eating away at the report. MEXICO CITY — eats.” olence. Many are families layer is finally healing from ozone. In 1987, countries “We are only at a point Thousands of Central Several thousand more traveling with small chil- damage caused by aerosol around the world agreed in where recovery may have American migrants trav- migrants were trudging dren. Some say they left sprays and coolants, a new the Montreal Protocol to started,” Toon said, point- eling in a caravan arrived in along the highway between because they were threat- United Nations report said. phase out CFCs, and busi- ing to some ozone mea- the Mexican capital Mon- the city of Puebla and the ened by gang members or The ozone layer had nesses came up with re- surements that haven’t in- day and began to fill up a capital, catching a lift from had lost relatives to gang been thinning since the late placements for spray cans creased yet. sports stadium, still hun- passing vehicles when pos- violence; others say they 1970s. Scientists raised the and other uses. Another problem is that dreds of miles from their sible. hope to work, secure a good alarm and ozone-depleting At its worst in the late new technology has found goal of reaching the U.S. a Nashieli Ramirez, om- education for their chil- chemicals were phased out 1990s, about 10 percent of an increase in emissions of day before midterm elec- budsman for the city’s hu- dren and send money to worldwide. the upper ozone layer was a banned CFC out of East tions in which President man rights commission, support loved ones back As a result, the upper depleted, Newman said. Asia, the report noted. Donald Trump has made said the city was preparing home. ozone layer above the Since 2000, it has increased On its own, the ozone their journey a central cam- to accommodate as many Alba Zoleida Gonzalez, Northern Hemisphere by about 1 to 3 percent per hole has slightly shielded paign issue. as 5,000 migrants from the 48, from Valle, Honduras, should be completely re- decade, the report said. Antarctica from the much By afternoon 2,000 or lead caravan and several said she had walked for five paired in the 2030s, and the This year, the ozone hole larger effects of global more had arrived at the smaller ones hundreds of hours and hitched a ride on gaping Antarctic ozone over the South Pole peaked warming — it has heated up Jesus Martinez stadium, miles behind it, for as long a tractor-trailer with about hole should disappear in at nearly 9.6 million square but not as much as it likely which has a capacity of as necessary. 150 people. Her calf mus- the 2060s, according to a miles. That’s about 16 per- would without ozone de- about three times that, and “We have the space in cles were aching, but that scientific assessment re- cent smaller than the big- pletion, said Ross Salaw- eagerly began sifting terms of humanitarian was a small price to pay for leased Monday at a confer- gest hole recorded — 11.4 itch, a University of Mary- through donations of help,” Ramirez said. the chance at a life better ence in Quito, Ecuador. The million square miles in land atmospheric scientist clothes, gave themselves As U.S. election day than the one back home. Southern Hemisphere lags 2006. who co-authored the re- sponge baths, lunched on neared, Trump has seized “I looked for work, and a bit and its ozone layer The hole reaches its port. chicken and rice under the on the caravan and por- nothing,” Gonzalez said, should be healed by mid- peak in September and So a healed ozone layer shade of tents and picked trayed it as a major threat, adding that her husband century. October and disappears by will worsen man-made cli- up thin mattresses to hun- even though such caravans had been robbed and had to “It’s really good news,” late December until the mate change there a bit, ker down for the night. have happened regularly hand over everything he said report co-chairman next Southern Hemisphere Newman said. Many went to medical over the years and largely made selling crabs so his Paul Newman, chief Earth spring, Newman said. And the replacements tents to get treatment for passed unnoticed. assailants wouldn’t do scientist at NASA’s God- The ozone layer starts at now being used to cool cars blistered and aching feet, He ordered thousands of worse. “And when one does dard Space Flight Center. about 6 miles above Earth and refrigerators need to be illness and other maladies. troops to the U.S.-Mexico find a little job they kill you “If ozone-depleting sub- and stretches for nearly 25 replaced themselves with “Since we got here, we have border when the migrants for the money,” she said. stances had continued to miles; ozone is a colorless chemicals that don’t wors- not stopped,” said Tania were still hundreds of miles Arriving in Mexico City, increase, we would have combination of three oxy- en global warming, he said. Escobar, a nurse with to the south, threatened to some migrants stopped at seen huge effects. We gen atoms. An amendment to the Mon- Mexico City’s public health detain asylum seekers in the Basilica of Our Lady of stopped that.” If nothing had been done treal Protocol that goes into department. tent cities and has insinuat- Guadalupe, a major pil- High in the atmosphere, to stop the thinning, the effect next year would cut Melvin Figueroa, a 32- ed without proof that there grimage site, to thank the ozone shields Earth from world would have de- use of some of those gases. year-old from Tegucigalpa, are criminals or even ter- Virgin Mary for watching ultraviolet rays that cause stroyed two-thirds of its “I don’t think we can do a Honduras, was traveling rorists in the group. over them during the jour- skin cancer, crop damage ozone layer by 2065, New- victory lap until 2060,” with his pregnant wife and In dozens of interviews ney. and other problems. Use of man said. Newman said.

Lion Air jet’s airspeed indicator malfunctioned on 4 flights By Niniek Karmini said the problem was simi- ference. problem, Tjahjono said. components were replaced, loaded from the jet’s flight Associated Press lar on each of the four “Data from the black box “If there are urgent find- and how the repairs were data recorder was consis- flights, including the fatal showed that two flights ings to be delivered, we will tested before the 2-month- tent with reports that the JAKARTA, Indonesia — flight on Oct. 29 in which before Denpasar-Jakarta convey them to the op- old plane was declared air- plane’s speed and altitude The “black box” data re- the plane plunged into the also experienced the same erators and to the manufac- worthy. were erratic after takeoff on corder from a crashed Lion Java Sea minutes after tak- problem,” he said. “In the turer,” he said. “Currently we are look- its final flight. Air jet shows its airspeed ing off from Jakarta, killing black box there were four Lion Air has said a tech- ing for the cause of prob- Searchers are still trying indicator malfunctioned on all 189 people on board. flights that experienced nical problem with the jet lem,” he said “Whether the to locate the cockpit voice its last four flights, investi- Erratic speed and alti- problems with the airspeed was fixed after problems trouble came from its indi- recorder. gators said Monday, just tude on the plane’s previous indicator.” with the Bali to Jakarta cator, its measuring device Rusdi Kirana, Lion Air’s hours after distraught rela- flight, from Denpasar on Indonesian investigators, flight. or sensor, or a problem co-founder, was not invited tives of victims confronted Bali to Jakarta, were widely the plane’s manufacturer, Investigator Nurcahyo with its computer. This is to speak by Transport Min- the airline’s co-founder at a reported and “when we Boeing, and the U.S. Na- Utomo said investigators what we do not know yet ister Budi Karya Sumadi, meeting organized by offi- opened the black box, yes tional Transportation Safe- need to review mainte- and we will find it out,” he who moderated the meet- cials. indeed the technical prob- ty Board are formulating a nance records, including said. ing between relatives and National Transportation lem was the airspeed or the more specific inspection for what problems were re- At the meeting with fam- the officials who are over- Safety Committee chair- speed of the plane,” Boeing 737 MAX 8 planes ported, what repairs were ily members, Tjahjono had seeing the search effort and man Soerjanto Tjahjono Tjahjono told a news con- related to the airspeed done including whether said that information down- accident investigation. 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018

NEWS BRIEFING In Brooklyn, Staff and news services jury selection begins for El Trial starts over query about Chapo’s trial citizenship on 2020 census NEW YORK —Jury se- lection began Monday for NEW YORK — A fed- zens. the U.S. trial of Joaquin “El eral trial began Monday in The trial stems from Chapo” Guzman with po- New York City over chal- lawsuits brought by a doz- tential jurors quizzed lenges to the federal gov- en states and big cities, about how much they ernment’s decision to put among others. They say knew about Guzman’s a citizenship question on the citizenship question reputation as a ruthless the 2020 census. will discourage immigrant drug lord in Mexico. The first witness — participation and dilute There were also ques- Duke University professor political representation tioned in Brooklyn’s fed- D. Sunshine Hillygus, who and funds for states that eral court about their served six years on the tend to vote Democratic. views on the legalization scientific advisory com- U.S. District Judge Jes- of marijuana, their fluency mittee for the census — se Furman, who is hearing with Spanish and their said there was consider- the case without a jury, has MATT CARDY/GETTY feelings toward both law able evidence that adding harshly criticized the fed- Blaze of glory: A volunteer carries a tar-soaked burning barrel Monday during the Ottery enforcement and cooper- the question will depress eral government’s efforts St. Mary festival. Competitors in the 400-year-old event raise money for charity by run- ating witnesses. Guzman participation by non-citi- to delay or stop the trial. ning in Devon, England, until the heat is unbearable or the barrel falls apart. sat at the defense table listening through an inter- preter and wearing a suit. Guzman has pleaded Officials: Driver was huffing not guilty to charges that Powerful water pump taken off his Sinaloa cartel smug- before Wis. crash that killed 4 gled tons of cocaine and other drugs, laundered LAKE HALLIE, Wis. — the Chippewa County Jail duck boat that sank in July billions of dollars and A young driver was inhal- on 13 possible charges, oversaw a campaign of ing chemical vapors, or including four counts of BRANSON, Mo. — Re- But Coast Guard duck boat boats afloat in difficult con- murders and kidnappings. huffing, just prior to strik- intoxicated use of a motor cords show a water pump inspection records show ditions such as wind speeds He faces life in prison if ing and killing three Girl vehicle. His bond was set had been replaced with a that other Higgins pumps of more than 15 mph or convicted in this trial, Scouts and a mother and at $250,000 during his less powerful system in a have been replaced in re- wave height of more than 3 which is set for opening critically injuring a fourth first court appearance tourist duck boat that sank cent years in other duck feet. statements on Nov. 13. girl who had been picking Monday morning. in a Missouri lake, killing 17 boats, with the new pumps After the war, as the up trash along a rural Lake Hallie police said people. capable of extracting a boats were converted for Wisconsin highway, po- Monday that Treu and a The Kansas City Star combined 20 gallons of tourism, the Higgins pump lice said Monday. passenger in the pickup reports that the original water or less per minute. was sometimes removed Cause of death: Rapper Colten Treu, 21, sped off truck both told investiga- Higgins pump, which is That’s not even one-tenth from duck boats so the Mac Miller, died from an after the collision in Lake tors they had intentionally capable of removing as the pumping capacity of a vessels could be length- accidental overdose Hallie Saturday morning, been inhaling chemical much as 250 gallons of Higgins, which was one of ened, or “stretched,” to caused by a combination but later surrendered. vapors just prior to the water per minute from the two pumping systems accommodate more pas- of cocaine, alcohol, and Treu was being held in crash. bottom of a boat, was re- aboard the original World sengers. the powerful opioid fen- placed with two less pow- War II era duck boats. Issues arose when the tanyl, a Los Angeles erful electric pumps in the One pumping system sunken boat faced near County coroner’s report boat that sank in July at was for normal operations hurricane force winds. released Monday said. Table Rock Lake in the as the boats transported Investigators haven’t de- The 26-year-old, who Trump says he ‘probably’ won’t Branson area. troops and equipment from termined whether the less frankly discussed his de- meet with Putin in Paris The capacity of those ship to shore, while the powerful pumps played a pression and addiction in two pumps wasn’t clear. Higgins was to keep the role. his rhymes, died Sept. 7. WASHINGTON — when he travels to Paris President Donald Trump for the Armistice Day said Monday he “prob- 100th anniversary. But ably” won’t be meeting Trump told reporters as Separatists kidnap 82 from school in Cameroon Spare the rod: The na- with Russian President he departed for a trio of tion’s leading pediatri- Vladimir Putin when he rallies Monday that he YAOUNDE, Cameroon students abducted Sunday boys,” a reference to the cians’ group strengthened travels to Paris later this wasn’t sure the venue was — Armed separatists kid- night were ages 11 to 17, and state of Ambazonia that its advice against spanking week, but will meet with right. napped at least 79 students were taken from Nkwen, a armed separatists want to and other physical puni- him at the G-20 gathering Trump’s last meeting and three staff members village near the regional establish in Cameroon’s shment. In an updated of world leaders later this with Putin earlier this year from a Presbyterian school capital, Bamenda, along Anglophone North West policy released Monday, year in Argentina. in Helsinki was a public in a troubled English- with school staff. and South West regions. the American Academy of White House national relations nightmare, as speaking region of Camer- A video purporting to In the video, several boys Pediatrics says the poten- security adviser John Trump declined to con- oon, the governor said show the kidnapped stu- give their names and those tial for long-term harm Bolton had said previously front the Russian leader Monday. dents was posted on social of their parents, but also say can include aggression, that Trump would meet over the country’s med- North West Region Gov. media from a group of men they didn’t know where substance abuse and sui- with Putin this week dling in the 2016 election. Deben Tchoffo said the who call themselves “Amba they’re being held. cidal behavior. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 11

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EDITORIALS Look at Illinois. Think about jobs and the exodus. Then vote. Across America, an economic boom is help grow more taxpayers. Or they can For the revenue and regulatory policies uplifting employment numbers, workers’ raise even more revenue from the tax- that will help employers decide whether wages and tax revenues. Illinois used to payers they have. to come here, stay here, expand here. be a national leader in these occasional That is, those government policies will eruptions of opportunity. The state with At the Tribune Editorial Board, we’re help dictate how many jobs Illinois of- middling weather and middling scenery committed to the first of those two fers to its own citizens and the world. had a global reputation for its jobs ga- solutions. In our endorsements for Tues- lore. The same assurance used to echo day’s election, we’ve asked two questions What’s new in the troubled Illinois from Midwestern prairie towns to coast- relentlessly: Of the candidates in this narrative is the rising outflow of fam- al metropolises to foreign lands that race, which one would vote for growth ilies and young people. We hear fre- offered few career options to the ambi- and jobs? Which one is aligned with quently from Illinoisans who fear that tious: Just go to Illinois. You’ll find some- groups that are eager to see taxes keep their children and grandchildren will thing. Everybody does. rising? leave and never return. Opportunity lies Look at Illinois now. Job creation is The upshot is our endorsement roster elsewhere, and it takes hostages. slow. Tax burdens are high. Beyond met- of Democrats and Republicans, the can- Maybe opportunity will return to ropolitan Chicago, many towns are emp- didates we think can help grow Illinois’ Illinois on its own. Example: Within tying out. And as the Illinois Exodus economy and streamline its government. days, all of us may learn whether Ama- intensifies, families by the thousands are You can find our downloadable, printa- zon will locate thousands of jobs here. seeking their opportunity across a state ble list at chicagotribune.com/candi- We’re hoping that’s a yes. line. Our schools are educating the next dates. Or maybe Illinois voters will have to generation of Texans, Floridians, Colora- Your polling place is open from 6 a.m. make their own opportunity. They can dans, Arizonans. to 7 p.m. Bring this list with you on a start by electing the candidates we’ve Restoring Illinois’ economic luster smartphone, another digital device or on endorsed. will be difficult. The politicians who’ve paper. Yes, that is legal. Amazon, after all, is but one of many run Springfield and Chicago in recent companies making decisions all the time decades have spent far more money than Why bother to vote if you haven’t al- about where to locate jobs. With our they collected from taxpayers. They’ve ready? Because every candidate on votes, each of us can influence whether saddled the people who still live in this the ballot has plans for you, your family, Illinois welcomes or deters those em- state with enormous pension obligations your state. They have plans for the tax ployers. and other public debts. rates you’ll pay. For how much fresh debt So on Tuesday, look at Illinois. Think To pay for all that, Illinois pols can they’ll incur and then expect you to pay. about jobs and the exodus. Then vote. BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE

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2018 general election 15th District: Amanda Biela Assessor: Frederick “Fritz” Kaegi Here are the Chicago Tribune endorsements 17th District: Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz Cook County Board in the Nov. 6 election. Endorsements are made 18th District: Robyn Gabel 3rd District: Bill Lowry only in contested races. 19th District: Robert Martwick 8th District: no endorsement 35th District: Frances Ann Hurley U.S. HOUSE 9th District: Peter Silvestri 37th District: Margo McDermed 11th District: John Daley 1st District: Jimmy Lee Tillman II 41st District: Grant Wehrli 13th District: Larry Suffredin 2nd District: Robin Kelly 42nd District: Amy Grant 14th District: Gregg Goslin 3rd District: Dan Lipinski 43rd District: Andrew Cuming 15th District: Timothy Schneider 4th District: Jesus “Chuy” Garcia 44th District: Katy Dolan Baumer 17th District: Sean Morrison 5th District: Mike Quigley 45th District: no endorsement 6th District: Peter Roskam 46th District: Gordon “Jay” Kinzler METROPOLITAN WATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT 7th District: Danny Davis 47th District: Deanne Marie Mazzochi Six-year terms (vote for three): Debra Shore, 8th District: Raja Krishnamoorthi 48th District: Peter Breen Kari K. Steele, Marcelino Garcia 9th District: Jan Schakowsky 49th District: Tonia Jane Khouri Two year terms (vote for one in each race): 10th District: Douglas R. Bennett 50th District: Keith Wheeler Kimberly Neely Dubuclet 11th District: Bill Foster 51st District: Mary Edly-Allen Cameron “Cam” Davis 12th District: no endorsement 53rd District: Eddie Corrigan ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT 13th District: Rodney Davis 54th District: Tom Morrison 14th District: Randy Hultgren 55th District: Marilyn Smolenski Retention: Vote YES for Justice Anne M. Burke 15th District: John Shimkus 56th District: Jillian Rose Bernas ILLINOIS APPELLATE COURT 16th District: Adam Kinzinger 58th District: Bob Morgan 1st District: Vote YES for Margaret Stanton McBride 17th District: Cheri Bustos 59th District: Karen Feldman 2nd District: Vote YES for Robert D. McLaren 18th District: Darin LaHood 61st District: Sheri Jesiel 62nd District: Sam Yingling COOK COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT ILLINOIS 64th District: Tom Weber Retention: Vote YES for all judges except for three. Governor: Bruce Rauner 65th District: Dan Ugaste Use the punch numbers provided to vote NO for Attorney General: Erika Harold 68th District: Jake Castanza Maura Slattery Boyle (228); Matthew Coghlan Secretary of State: Jesse White 69th District: Joe Sosnowski (232); and Lisa Ann Marino (314). Treasurer: Michael W. Frerichs 70th District: Paul Stoddard COOK COUNTY SUBCIRCUIT RACES Comptroller: Susana A. Mendoza 71st District: Tony McCombie 12th subcircuit, Maki vacancy: Joel Chupack 72nd District: no endorsement ILLINOIS SENATE 13th subcircuit, Crane vacancy: Gary W. Seyring 76th District: no endorsement 13th subcircuit, Lawrence vacancy: 9th District: Laura Fine 77th District: Kathleen Willis Daniel Patrick Fitzgerald 21st District: Michael Connelly 79th District: Lindsay Parkhurst 13th subcircuit, O’Donnell vacancy: Samuel J. Betar III 23rd District: Seth Lewis 81st District: David Olsen 15th subcircuit, Zelezinski vacancy: Scott McKenna 24th District: Chris Nybo 82nd District: Jim Durkin 26th District: Dan McConchie 84th District: Stephanie Kifowit COLLAR COUNTIES 27th District: Tom Rooney 86th District: no endorsement DuPage County 29th District: Julie Morrison 88th District: Jill Blair Board Chairman: Dan Cronin 30th District: Terry Link 89th District: Andrew Chesney Sheriff: James Mendrick 32nd District: Mary Mahady 90th District: Tom Demmer County Clerk: Paul Hinds 33rd District: Donald DeWitte 91st District: no endorsement Circuit court judge, Fawell vacancy: Karen Wilson 36th District: Neil Anderson 93rd District: John Curtis Circuit court judge, Creswell vacancy: Jeff MacKay 38th District: Sue Rezin 94th District: Randy Frese Lake County 41st District: John Curran 95th District: Avery Bourne County Clerk: Carla N. Wyckoff 45th District: David Simpson 96th District: no endorsement Treasurer: David Stolman 48th District: Andy Manar 97th District: Mark Batinick Sheriff: Mark C. Curran Jr. 54th District: Jason Plummer 98th District: Alyssia Benford 57th District: Christopher Belt 99th District: Mike Murphy Kane County 59th District: Dale Fowler 101st District: Dan Caulkins County Clerk: Nicolas G. “Nico” Jimenez 104th District: Mike Marron Sheriff: Ron Hain 105th District: Dan Brady Treasurer: David J. Rickert You’ll find a downloadable, 107th District: Blaine Wilhour Circuit court judge, Akemann vacancy: Thomas M. (“Tom”) Hartwell printable list of Chicago Tribune 109th District: Darren Bailey 110th District: Shirley Bell McHenry County election endorsements, as well as 111th District: no endorsement County Clerk: Joe Tirio the candidates’ responses to our 112th District: Katie Stuart Will County questionnaires, at 113th District: no endorsement County Clerk: Laurie McPhillips chicagotribune.com/candidates 114th District: no endorsement Sheriff: Mike Kelley 115th District: Terri Bryant Treasurer: Steve Weber 116th District: Jerry Costello II Circuit court judge, Rozak vacancy: Ben Braun 117th District: no endorsement Circuit court judge, Policandriotes vacancy: TAKE THIS WITH YOU to the voting booth. (Yes, it’s legal.) 118th District: Patrick Windhorst Vincent F. Cornelius 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 PERSPECTIVE

BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2017 House Speaker Michael Madigan was not included in a “Vote IL Dems” rally held at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago just days before the 2018 midterm elections. Democratic voters: At least send Speaker Madigan a message

There was no shoutout to the party the concept of at least splitting your state skipped making full payments to chairman who enabled the rise of so ballot. Send Madigan a message. its retirement accounts. It borrowed many Democrats fist-bumping at that At the UIC rally, Obama lamented money for operating costs. And the rally — J.B. Pritzker and his running the “blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, General Assembly still passed budgets mate, Juliana Stratton. State Treas- shamelessly lying” messaging from that included no spending reforms — urer Mike Frerichs. Comptroller and Republicans running for Congress this only tax hikes. Kristen McQueary Chicago mayoral hopeful Susana election cycle. Yet his state Democratic Years after the national recession Mendoza. Secretary of State Jesse Party has been composing and airing officially ended and surrounding White. U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky. At complete falsehoods in political mai- states began to recover, Illinois Demo- On Tuesday, we find out the answer various points in their careers, U.S. lers and television ads in scorched- crats still blamed a sluggish economy to a question posed in 1977 by the Bee Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duck- earth attacks on Republicans for instead of their failed policy choices. Gees and serenaded at karaoke bars worth. Illinois attorney general can- months. Those attacks are financed The financial drain-circling began everywhere: Democrats, how deep is didate Kwame Raoul, whose cam- largely by billionaire Pritzker. long before Rauner’s election and your love? We really need to know. paign over the weekend received $1 So drop the one-sided outrage. accelerated with one-party control of Our future in Illinois depends on it. million from Madigan. “It takes re- Lying is how Madigan will win seats the House and Senate. We know Democrats adore former sources to communicate,” Raoul said on Tuesday. New U.S. census numbers on state President Barack Obama and are in defense. Since 2002, when Democrats won population are expected to be released gloating at the prospect of flipping the Apparently, Republican money majorities in the House and Senate, in December. A prediction: Illinois will U.S. House and Senate back to Demo- funding his opponent, Erika Harold, the state has spiraled into financial continue its claim as the nation’s fast- cratic domain. damages her independence, but abyss. Before Gov. Bruce Rauner’s est-shrinking state. Taxpayers are But will that devotion be reflected Democratic money benefiting Raoul election, the state was broke. It sat on voting with their feet. They’re tired of down-ballot in Illinois House and furthers voter enlightenment. unfunded pension liabilities of more the gamesmanship, the high taxes, the Senate races where House Speaker And still, not even a public “thank than $100 billion, up from about $2.5 lack of accountability, the debt Mike Madigan stands to benefit? How you” from the stage to the Illinois billion when Madigan first assumed strapped to their backs. deep is your love, Democratic voters? Democratic Party leader, the longest- office in 1971. Level with the rest of us then. How Madigan wasn’t included in Sun- serving House speaker in the nation, Illinois was unable to pay its bills deep is your love, Democrats? Infinity? day’s rock concert “Vote IL Dems” the man who has guided public policy under Govs. Rod Blagojevich and Pat rally at UIC Pavilion that featured in this state since the 1970s. Quinn; it prorated money promised to Kristen McQueary is a member of the Obama and the statewide ticket, even How’s that been working out, by the schools and paid obscene interest Tribune Editorial Board. though Madigan runs the party here. way? costs to vendors who waited months, Maybe he got stuck in traffic. Please, Democratic voters. Embrace and sometimes years, to get paid. The [email protected].

OP-ART JOE FOURNIER Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 13 PERSPECTIVE

So Mendoza is already gearing up to run for another office. So what? early 1983 after being re- elected to Congress in late 1982. Barack Obama and John Mc- Cain both ran for president in 2008 while serving in the U.S. Senate. Daley’s older brother, Richard M. Daley, twice ran for Eric Zorn mayor while he was serving as Cook County state’s attorney, Yes, it’s a little unseemly that the second (and successful) Democratic Illinois Comptrol- time announcing his bid less ler Susana Mendoza is likely to than a month after winning begin her campaign for mayor re-election. of Chicago on Wednesday Blame the calendar for the morning, before she’s had a particularly stark appearance of chance to brush the confetti out impropriety here. Prospective of her hair from her expected candidates for mayor in the city’s re-election victory party Tues- Feb. 26 municipal election need day night. to turn in their nominating peti- Mendoza has spent the past tions by Nov. 26, less than three few months on the stump de- weeks after Tuesday’s general flecting talk of a mayoral bid election. That leaves no time for MARK WALLHEISER/GETTY and saying she’s focused on even the appearance of rumina- Emergency personnel work outside the Hot Yoga studio in Tallahassee, Fla., after a gunman shot several people. being the best darn comptroller tion. she can be. Her probable pivot Should Chicago or Illinois will be swift and, for voters have a “resign to run” law re- who really wanted Mendoza quiring candidates who file for and only Mendoza to be signing a new office to step down from off on state government checks their old offices? Bill Daley’s When refusing to these next four years, umbrage- campaign noted that such anti- inducing. job-hopping laws exist in five I’m hedging here — “likely,” states and several big cities. “expected,” “probable” — be- The argument for compul- cause Saturday was the 70th sory resignation is that office- hear ‘no’ turns lethal anniversary of the Tribune’s holders are likely to neglect famous “Dewey Defeats Tru- their duties while campaigning whether the whole world is was charged with battery after a man” headline, and we here and to use their current posi- going crazy. woman accused him of grabbing have ever since been cautious tions to gain unfair advantage. The yoga studio massacre her buttocks at a dining hall on about saying races are over The more persuasive argu- occurred almost a week after Florida State University’s cam- until they’re over. ment against is that “resign to another mass shooting in which pus in Tallahassee, according to Mendoza is a strong favorite run” laws discourage experi- a man killed 11 people in Pitts- news reports. to defeat her Republican chal- enced, talented officeholders burgh’s Tree of Life synagogue He also was charged with lenger, former state Rep. Dar- from seeking advancement Clarence Page while mouthing anti-Semitic battery again in June 2016 for lene Senger. And she’s said that because a loss could cost them slurs, according to witnesses. groping a woman at a swim- if she wins, she won’t run for their political careers. They Like other so-called incels, Just over a week before that, ming pool without her permis- mayor if incumbent Republican also discourage candidates who Scott Paul Beierle’s complaint another gunman killed two sion. In both cases the charges Gov. Bruce Rauner confounds simply can’t afford to quit to about women who failed to see African-American grandparents were later dismissed, according the pollsters and pulls off a take a lunge at the brass ring. how wonderful he was might in a Kentucky grocery store, to police. Truman-style upset of his The overall effect is to diminish have been simply funny, were it muttering as he left another Again, it is easy to mock the Democratic challenger, J.B. the talent pool, which we can ill not so pathetic and, in the end, white man unharmed that twisted attitude of men who Pritzker. If that were to happen afford. tragic. “whites don’t kill whites.” apparently are so socially awk- and Mendoza were to become And if we can be honest with Authorities identified Beierle, Both of those tragedies came ward that they feel driven to mayor, Rauner would have the one another for a moment, the 40, as the gunman who posed as at a time when a Florida man attack and even kill women — power to appoint a Republican argument against “resign to a customer to go on a killing was arrested on charges he sent and anyone else who happens to comptroller to serve until the run” is particularly strong spree Friday in a Tallahassee, pipe bombs to a dozen promi- get in their way. But mockery, next general election in 2020. when it comes to a stepping- Fla., yoga studio. He shot two nent Democratic figures, includ- sadly, is what apparently drove We know Mendoza’s inter- stone position such as comp- women to death and injured five ing former President Barack them to commit their fatal acts. ested because a video clip, troller. other people before turning the Obama. There has been considerable evidently banked by her team of With the exception, so far, of gun fatally on himself. Even before the Tallahassee academic debate about what political advisers, leaked Friday Mendoza, every elected Illinois From what’s been pieced shooting, many asked whether appears to be a spreading social afternoon that showed Men- comptroller in the last 40 years together by police and journal- the highly polarized and emo- pathology. Sex adviser Dan Sav- doza looking into the camera has run for higher office. ists, Beierle sounds like a man tionally charged atmosphere age, among others, has proposed and saying, “I’m running for Michael Bakalis (1977-79) ran whose mind was a stew of ha- leading up to the midterm elec- without tongue in cheek that the mayor of Chicago, and I ask you twice for governor; Roland treds. tions had anything to do with the incel phenomenon offers an to join me on this journey to- Burris (1979-1991) ran for the He left a history of misogynis- hate crimes. argument for loosening our laws gether.” U.S. Senate, attorney general, tic and racist rants in videos, first But White House press secre- toward professional sex workers Senger called on Mendoza to governor and mayor of Chi- reported by BuzzFeed, that he tary Sarah Huckabee Sanders — or speeding up the devel- encourage the public not to cago; Dawn Clark Netsch (1991- posted over at least the past four sharply rebuked reporters who opment of sex robots. I am sure vote for her in light of the video. 95) ran for governor; Loleta years. He bemoaned his inability attempted to blame President that more science fiction movies At least two of the 16 an- Didrickson (1995-99) and Dan to connect with other people Donald Trump’s tone, including already are in production around nounced mayoral candidates — Hynes (1999–2011) ran for U.S. (sadly, not much surprise there) his branding of the news media that theme. former Chicago Public Schools Senate; and Judy Baar Topinka, — as varied as his Army com- as the “enemy of the people.” But in the real world now, we CEO Paul Vallas and former who served from 2011 until her rades who didn’t want to travel “The only person responsible need to think seriously about the U.S. Commerce Secretary Bill death in 2014, had previously around with him and women for carrying out these heinous lessons we are teaching young Daley — clutched their pearls run for governor. who refused to go out with him. acts were the individuals who men. What makes some of them good and hard. Vallas called Topinka launched her guber- He identified with the tragi- carried them out,” she said. feel so entitled to women’s com- Mendoza “disrespectful of natorial run from the position cally bizarre “involuntary celi- Quite right. But words matter, pany that they dehumanize the voters” for, in effect, running of state treasurer, an office bates” movement, which is be- especially to those of us who women who, in their minds, for two offices at once, and that’s also been a steppingstone lieved to have inspired other don’t want to see more mayhem refuse to let them have it? Daley said Mendoza shouldn’t (see Alan Dixon, Pat Quinn, homicidal misogynists such as from more maniacs. That’s a task for us older and be paid for one office while Alexi Giannoulias, Dan Ruther- Elliot Rodger, who killed six It also was hard not to notice presumably wiser men to pur- seeking another. ford and others). people in Isla Vista, Calif., in that, among other past offenses, sue. Even President Trump Yeah, well. Climbing the If Pritzker wins and if Men- May 2014. Rodger also expressed Beierle had been arrested for should support that. political ladder — using lower doza becomes mayor, another his disgust with women in vide- committing a rude act similar to offices as rungs to climb toward aspiring pol will take her place, os online and urged other incels the sort that President Trump Clarence Page, a member of the the top — is standard practice. for a while, in the political to fight back. was recorded on the famous Tribune Editorial Board, blogs at Cook County Board President waiting room of the comptrol- Coming within two weeks of “Access Hollywood” tapes as www.chicagotribune.com/ Toni Preckwinkle is currently ler’s office, and the world will two other hate-inspired mass saying was OK for celebrity men pagespage. running unopposed for re- continue to revolve on its axis. killings, the tragedy in Talla- to do: grabbing women by their election while also running for hassee might well make you private parts. 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Chicago not giving up on Amazon HQ2 Virginia? Two cities? Rumors don’t quell city’s or state’s push for e-commerce giant By Ally Marotti ties. Those reports come ported Saturday that Ama- conversations with a small Chicago Tribune more than a year after zon has had advanced dis- number of other communi- Amazon said it sought to cussions about putting the ties, including Dallas and Chicago and Illinois are establish a second head- second headquarters, or New York City, the Journal not ready to concede defeat quarters campus in North HQ2, in the Washington, reported earlier. in the battle for Amazon’s America and create up to D.C., suburbs in northern Despite the reports, offi- highly coveted second 50,000 high-paying jobs, Virginia. The Wall Street cials in Illinois and Chi- headquarters, despite setting off a fierce competi- Journal, meanwhile, re- cago, which together have mounting speculation that tion among cities and ported Monday that the offered more than $2 bil- the field has narrowed — states. Chicago was among company plans to split HQ2 lion in incentives, aren’t and doesn’t include Chi- 238 cities and regions that between two sites, each giving up hope of landing cago. submitted proposals for the with 25,000 jobs, and that a the one of the biggest econ- Fueling the speculation project, and it was one of 20 decision could be an- omic development oppor- are published reports the contenders announced nounced this week. In addi- tunities in recent memory. ASTRID RIECKEN/WASHINGTON POST e-commerce giant is in late- when the list was narrowed tion to the discussion with “We’re staying the The Washington Post has reported Amazon is in advanced stage discussions with a in January. officials in northern Virgin- discussions to make northern Virginia the home of its HQ2. small number of communi- The Washington Post re- ia, Amazon has had similar Turn to Amazon, Page 3 Lowe’s will close 51 stores Portage, Ind., sures are a necessary step in our strategic reas- Gurnee stores to sessment as we focus on building a stronger busi- wind down in ’19 ness,” Marvin Ellison, Lowe’s president and By Robert Channick CEO, said Monday in a Chicago Tribune news release. “We believe our people are the founda- Home improvement re- tion of our business and tailer Lowe’s announced essential to our future Monday it is closing 51 growth, and we are mak- underperforming loca- ing every effort to transi- tions, including two Chi- tion impacted associates cago-area stores. to nearby Lowe’s stores.” Stores in north subur- A former Home Depot ban Gurnee and Portage, executive, Ellison was Ind., are among 20 in the named CEO in May after U.S. where Lowe’s is set to several years at the helm of wind down operations by retailer J.C. Penney. February as the North Car- In addition to the olina-based chain focuses Gurnee and Portage loca- on its more profitable loca- tions, Lowe’s is closing its VICTOR J. BLUE/BLOOMBERG NEWS tions. store in Granite City, near “Gridlock is a good thing for markets because markets like certainty,” said analyst Terry Haines. Lowe’s said it also is St. Louis. closing 31 locations in The nearest Lowe’s lo- Canada, most under the cations to Gurnee and Rona retail banner. Portage are each about 12 “While decisions that miles away. Investors await outcome impact our associates are Turn to of midterm elections never easy, the store clo- Lowe’s, Page 3 Different scenarios healthy consumer spend- different scenarios: pany stocks. ing, analysts say. A Democratic-led House create different The scenario deemed Split decision: In the sce- could also lead to height- winners, losers most likely by recent polls nario where Democrats re- ened oversight and investi- and analyst projections has gain control of the House, gations of big banks and By Alex Veiga Democrats regaining con- major policy initiatives Wall Street firms, which Associated Press trol of the House and Re- from the White House will could weigh on financial publicans keeping control be dead on arrival. Com- sector stocks. LOS ANGELES — The of the Senate. The odds are promise could be difficult, The possibility of a gov- midterm elections are cer- longer for Republicans or especially if the Democrats ernment shutdown also in- tain to have implications for Democrats emerging with move to impeach President creases with a divided Con- Wall Street, regardless of majorities in both cham- Donald Trump. gress, according to a report RICK WILKING/TNS how they shape the balance bers. But Democrats might from UBS on the potential Lowe’s, based in North Carolina, is closing 51 underper- of power in Congress. “Divided government find common ground with impact of the midterm elec- forming stores across the United States and Canada. That’s because in every equals gridlock,” said Terry the GOP in some areas. tions. That could unnerve scenario there could be Haines, head of U.S. policy Agreement on an infra- investors. The S&P 500 winners and losers in key and political analysis at structure bill could give a slumped nearly 20 percent sectors of the market, in- Evercore ISI. “Gridlock is a boost to construction during the government cluding banking, pharma- good thing for markets be- equipment and transporta- shutdown that occurred State eases sanctions ceuticals, companies that cause markets like cer- tion companies. And legis- during Congress’ 2011 debt would benefit from govern- tainty.” lation to control drug pric- ceiling impasse. ment infrastructure proj- Here’s a look at how the ing would likely be a drag against Blue Cross ects and those that rely on market might react to the on pharmaceutical com- Turn to Midterm, Page 3 Partly reopening month the state notified Blue Cross that it will allow Medicaid managed Medicaid managed care care enrollment members to again choose the insurer. Blue Cross Asbestos funds face more scrutiny By Lisa Schencker “was able to point to Chicago Tribune changes the health plan has Justice Dept. says shield themselves from made to come into compli- lawsuits while setting aside Illinois residents eligible ance,” according to a letter fraudulent claims money to pay pending and for Medicaid will again be sent by Teresa Hursey, act- threaten trusts future claims for asbestos, allowed to choose a Blue ing administrator of the an environmental hazard Cross and Blue Shield of department’s Division of By Eric Tucker once found in everyday Illinois plan for coverage Medical Programs. Associated Press products that can lead to after the state decided to The letter also noted the deadly mesothelioma lift a sanction against the that automatic enrollments WASHINGTON — The cancer and other illnesses. health insurer. will remain on hold for Trump administration has The model flourished. A Blue Cross, however, now. Follow-up with the stepped up scrutiny of as- 2011 Government Account- isn’t totally in the clear. insurer will be conducted bestos trust funds, con- ability Office report identi- The insurer is part of the in December, at which cerned that the pots of fied 60 trusts formed from state’s recently revamped point the state could rein- money intended to help 1988 to 2010 that it said had Medicaid managed care state the full enrollment people exposed to the haz- paid about 3.3 million program, in which private sanctions if Blue Cross ardous substance are being J. DAVID AKE/AP claims valued at more than insurers administer ben- does not show “necessary depleted by fraudulent The Justice Department worries that funds to help people $17 billion. efits. Medicaid is a state- improvements.” The state claims, harming victims, exposed to asbestos are being depleted by fraud. Lawyers for asbestos vic- and federally funded could also start penalizing businesses and the govern- tims say the process en- health insurance program the insurer $50,000 a ment. intervention aligns it with lions of claims. And State ables people to obtain com- for low-income and disa- month. “We demonstrated The Justice Department business groups who have University of New York at pensation for catastrophic bled patients, and it also our commitment to make in the last two months has long complained about the Buffalo law professor S. illness without drawn-out serves many elderly people. things right for our mem- demanded trust documents process. Todd Brown said the addi- lawsuits. Earlier this year, the Illi- bers and we continue to as part of a civil investiga- “We have an interest in tional government over- “There is incredible nois Department of make improvements in our tion, opposed the creation fraud and consumer pro- sight, while not a bad idea, irony in the fact that an Healthcare and Family technology, process, of another trust it said tection, so if there is fraud “could lead to money going industry that covered up Services decided to no staffing and training,” Blue lacked sufficient safe- happening out there that is to complying with this the dangers of a known longer automatically assign Cross spokeswoman guards, and argued against cognizable under federal oversight rather than going carcinogen for decades, Medicaid managed care Colleen Miller said Mon- the appointment of a law- law, that’s the type of thing to the victims.” leading to the ongoing participants to the insurer day in an email. yer it said was too con- the Justice Department The trusts started deaths of 15,000 Americans and no longer allow newly Blue Cross had 415,887 flicted to represent victims. tends to get interested in,” emerging in the 1980s, a year, is now claiming that enrolled participants to people enrolled in Medi- The actions take aim at a acting Associate Attorney formed by makers of asbes- its victims are committing choose it. caid managed care as of system that over decades General Jesse Panuccio tos-containing products systemic fraud against the The state said Blue September, according to has paid out billions of said in an interview. who sought bankruptcy trusts — even though no Cross’ Medicaid managed the state. That’s down from dollars to the sick and But plaintiffs’ lawyers protection in the face of court has ever found evi- care network of doctors more than 469,000 mem- cancer-stricken, but that and asbestos victims’ advo- lawsuits from people who dence of such fraud,” Peter and hospitals was inade- bers in April, when the critics say is opaque and cates say there’s scant proof feared they had been ex- Knudsen, spokesman for quate and that the insurer enrollment hold went into prone to fraud and manipu- of widespread fraud, par- posed. the plaintiffs’ lawyers wasn’t properly respond- effect. lation by well-connected ticularly for a system that The maneuvering en- ing to grievances and ap- lawyers. The government’s has accommodated mil- abled the companies to Turn to Asbestos, Page 3 peals. However, late last [email protected] 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 Ride-share companies steer voters toward polls

By Cathy Bussewitz Americans to cast votes. has urged voters to choose Khosrowshahi in an email. AP Business Writer “This midterm election Democrats to combat “Decisions get made by season has gotten in the Trump’s immigration poli- those who show up, and we NEW YORK — Ride- bloodstream of the Ameri- cies — as well as nonprofit believe Uber can help vot- share companies are capi- can people in a way that has organizations that help ers show up like never talizing on voter enthusi- not happened before,” said blind people and student before.” asm ahead of Tuesday’s Stephanie Young, spokes- veterans to distribute dis- Zipcar, which allows midterm elections by offer- woman for When We All count codes and identify members to rent cars on an ing free or discounted rides Vote, a nonprofit that has where free rides are hourly basis, is offering a to the polls in shared cars, partnered with Uber and needed. Lyft’s efforts have $20 credit on election night, RICHARD DREW/AP bikes and scooters. Lyft to get voters to the been promoted on social enough to cover about two Ride-share companies are capitalizing on voter enthusiasm They say they are aiming polls. media by celebrities such as hours of driving, said ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections by offering free or to remove what many con- When We All Vote is actor Samuel Jackson, an- spokeswoman Katelyn discounted rides to the polls in shared cars or on bikes. sider a barrier to voting: co-chaired by Michelle other Trump critic. Chesley. Zipcar has been lack of transportation. Obama and helps people Uber is offering $10 off offering discounts for elec- or free rides to the polls and from the voting process,” Midterm elections are register and vote. The or- rides to the polls across the tion-related rides since the Uber’s first. said Mike Masserman, head often marked by low voter ganization is technically country and added a feature company was founded in In 2016, 15 million eligi- of social impact at Lyft, in an turnout, but political nonpartisan, but several on in its app that helps custom- 2000, Chesley said. ble voters cited transporta- email. watchers are expecting vot- its list of celebrity co-chairs ers find their polling sta- “There’s a lot of people tion as a key reason why Motivate, which operates er angst over which party such as Tom Hanks and tions by typing in a home who have really busy sched- they didn’t vote, according most of the bike-share pro- will control the U.S. House Chris Paul have been vocal address. ules during the daytime, to The Center for Informa- grams in the U.S., is offering and Senate, as well as linger- critics of President Donald “In this critically impor- and we just really want to tion and Research on Civic free day passes to ride bikes ing anger by both major Trump. tant election, we want to do make sure every last voice is Learning and Engagement on Election Day in nine of parties over Supreme Court Lyft is also working with our part and use Uber’s heard,” Chesley said. at Tufts University, so “we its markets for the first time. Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s Voto Latino — whose co- technology to help drive the This is the second time want to use our platform to Lime is offering free rides confirmation, to drive more founder Rosario Dawson vote,” said Uber CEO Dara Lyft has offered discounted eliminate that pain point on its bikes and scooters. America, nation of yoga pants swimming to soccer’s Teens, others World Cup, runs White- prefer leggings space. When it first opened six years ago, the R&D over jeans now center was intended to ex- plore what the company By Kim Bhasin calls the “science of feel” and Gerald Porter Jr. and to better understand Bloomberg News sensory experiences. “The mission at the time was to The first pairs of yoga take some of our talent a pants Lululemon sold in little further into the future 1998 were a simple item for to explore human behavior women to wear at the stu- and the macro trends shift- dio. They were a mix of ing around us,” he said. nylon and Lycra-synthetic Yoga pants are tangible, elastic fibers that provided but Waller aspires to the the stretch and softness ethereal. He speaks of sweat needed to manage all those as currency and using tech- sweat-inducing contortions nology to unlock human during a lengthy session on potential. He talks about the the mat. “spectrum of sensory expe- Yoga, first as an exercise rience and desires” when and later as a cultural phe- describing the different nomenon had yet to take kinds of fabrics Lululemon hold. At the turn of the sells. “We unpack the phys- century, the pants filled a ical, emotional and mental niche for yogis who were components of what it is to simply looking for a higher- be human,” said Waller, end alternative to plain cot- “and then we drive the ton leggings. difference experiences of Two decades later, the sensory.” they’ve conquered the clos- Alexandra Plante, direc- et, even for people who tor of innovation manage- never see the inside of a XAUME OLLEROS/BLOOMBERG NEWS ment at Whitespace, is re- yoga studio. In 2014, teen- Yoga pants made their way into many wardrobes in the last decade. Women’s elastic pants now exceed imports of jeans. sponsible for taking what agers began to prefer leg- she calls “duct tape proto- gings over jeans. Then peo- ble to adapt. The company wear that pant or tight to tions. For Adidas, pants by America’s corporate be- types” and turning them ple started wearing athletic added stretch and contour- Whole Foods or brunch.” boast fabrics like its sweat- hemoths is an old one. into actual products. With a clothing (or athleisure, but ing to its jeans while hoping Lululemon’s original fab- wicking Climalite material Lululemon is dead set on background in materials en- it’s mostly just yoga pants) to retain some of their ric, Luon, with a high pro- or the thermal-regulating not letting that happen this gineering, she delves into to run errands. Now they’re rugged essence. portion of nylon microfiber Climacool and Climawarm time. fabrics, yarns and polymers. wearing yoga pants to the The popularity of yoga as opposed to a more typical to accommodate training Tucked away in the base- Years ago, research was office. U.S. imports of wom- pants has, predictably, led to polyester blend, was trade- conditions. Likewise, Nike’s ment of its Vancouver head- limited to focus groups and en’s elastic knit pants last a flood of competitors as marked in the U.S. in 2005. Dri-Fit material keeps quarters is a lab called feedback from store associ- year surpassed those of brands fill every market Many of its newer fabrics sweat at bay and trainers Whitespace, the retailer’s ates who would query their jeans for the first time ever, segment, from Old Navy’s are branded and geared dry. Even Target’s C9- research and development shoppers. Lululemon’s re- according to the U.S. Census $20 pants to Lucas Hugh’s toward specific uses. Lux- branded fitness collection skunkworks. Here a team of search arm does motion- Bureau. $230 versions. Lululemon treme is a moisture-wick- flexes high-functioning fab- about 50 employees works capture testing and uses Fashion trends seesaw Athletica, largely credited ing, four-way stretch fabric rics: Freedom Fabric is a to come up with the brand’s pressure sensors that allow constantly, but rarely does with bringing stretchy that’s meant to fit like a soft blend of polyester and next big idea. It’s developed researchers to test how gar- an entire category shift. pants to the masses, has second skin. Nulux is a spandex for lifestyle or fit- lightweight seamless bras ments work as they move. Over four decades, rubber- poured money into devel- compression fabric meant ness, while its Embrace and made yoga pants with Mistakes have been soled sneakers gave way to oping new fabrics to fend for sweatier workouts. Sil- Fabric hugs tightly to the repurposed yarn combina- made, including one that basketball shoes, which in off rivals — a pack that now verescent is sold as Lulule- body for a cozy feel. tions normally used in lin- was inherently — and spec- turn fell to trainers. Boxer includes the world’s biggest mon’s “stink-conquering What was once a simple gerie. The staff isn’t made tacularly — calamitous. In briefs didn’t exist 25 years athletics companies. technology,” using silver stretchy legging, it seems, up of just textile workers 2013, Lululemon recalled ago — drawers were still “Consumers expect a lot bonded to the surface of has become an engineering tasked with making new pants for being too sheer, filled with plain old briefs. more,” said Sun Choe, chief fibers to stop bacteria from marvel. Not too surprising, fabrics. It includes scientists attributing the see-through But now the hybrid is product officer at Lulule- reproducing. A T-shirt though, when you realize as well as physiologists, problem to a manufacturing America’s most popular mon. “They’re washing made from the material that about $48 billion is mechanical engineers, error. The subsequent de- men’s underwear. Yoga their garments more and costs $68. being spent on activewear neuroscientists and bi- struction of the pants re- pants have similarly man- more, and from a quality Leggings from market in the U.S. every year. omechanists. sulted in a loss of $67 aged to plunge denim into standpoint, it needs to stand competitors use a similar The story of a break- Tom Waller, a sports million in sales. Choe said an existential crisis, threat- up. They’re expecting some strategy, promoting the ver- through product made by technology Ph.D. whose that problem has since been ening Levi Strauss & Co. so versatility in their product. satile pants through an upstart company that work has been tested in solved. deeply that it had to scram- They expect to be able to branded fabric combina- gets swallowed or crushed everything from Olympic

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Midterm, from Page 1 term,” Mike Ryan, chief be a push to lower capital investment officer, Ameri- gains taxes and enact an The blue wave: The odds cas, for UBS Global Wealth infrastructure spending of the Democrats taking Management, noted in the bill. both houses of Congress company’s report. The midterms add to the have diminished of late, uncertainty that has buf- possibly to the relief of Wall More of the same: feted the market for the Street. Should Republicans re- past month. In this scenario, Demo- main in control of Con- After a solid third quar- crats could push to shore gress, it’s likely the Trump ter that saw records for the up the Affordable Care Act, administration will try to S&P 500 and Dow Jones but any move to reverse the make the personal tax cuts industrials, stocks have Trump administration’s included in last year’s re- swooned on fears that ris- CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE hefty tax cut on corpora- form package permanent. ing interest rates and the Members of Amazon’s HQ2 site selection team were back in Chicago in August taking tions or its steady rollback Also, on the possible to-do U.S. trade dispute with another look at Related Midwest’s 62-acre planned development. of government regulations list: cutting entitlements, China could undo some of on businesses could be more easing of government the benefits of the GOP tax fruitless in the face of regulations on banks and cuts and eventually Trump’s veto. other businesses and per- squeeze corporate profit City still eyeing Amazon HQ2 “With this in mind, this haps tackling the issue of margins. October snapped Amazon, from Page 1 of the Post and other fac- signed like a used napkin,” election is really about how drug price controls, accord- a six-month winning streak tors, has led to speculation he tweeted. dysfunctional Washington ing to the UBS report. for the S&P 500, giving the course,” said Jacquelyn that the area is the front- The Post also examined will be for the second half If the GOP extends its benchmark index its worst Reineke, a spokeswoman runner. the flight data for Bezos’ of President Trump’s first majority, there also could monthly loss in seven years. for the Illinois Department The Post reported that private jet and determined of Commerce and Econo- Amazon has had advanced that he has visited less than mic Opportunity. “We con- discussions about putting half of the 20 finalist cities tinue to pursue the proj- HQ2 in the Crystal City since January. The private ect.” area of Arlington, Va., in- jet has not visited Chicago. Justice Dept. says fraudulent The city will continue its cluding talking through But Amazon representa- efforts to build on a solid how quickly the company tives have. Members of record for corporate relo- could move employees Amazon’s HQ2 site selec- asbestos claims threaten trusts cations, Adam Collins, a there and how an an- tion team were back in spokesman for Mayor nouncement to the public Chicago in August taking Asbestos, from Page 1 alleged victims and their the interests of people be- Rahm Emanuel, said Mon- would be handled. The another look at a South lawyers. The judge found fore the trust who may later day in a statement. story noted that Amazon Loop site along the river. It group American Associ- that plaintiffs repeatedly become ill. A judge rejected “As fun as it is to specu- might be having similar was the second known visit ation for Justice, said in a told Garlock Sealing Tech- that request, and Jeffrey late on rumors, we’re not discussions with other fi- to Related Midwest’s 62- statement. nologies that it was respon- Prol, an attorney for Duro playing that parlor game,” nalists. acre planned development, Business groups and de- sible for their exposure and Dyne, said he was taken he said. “We’ve led the Mike Grella, a director called The 78, which Ama- fense lawyers contend oth- struck large settlement aback by what he called the nation in corporate reloca- of economic development zon previously toured erwise. agreements with the com- department’s effort to tions for five years in a row at Amazon, responded to along with four other loca- They say weak oversight pany, only to later file make “this bankruptcy case because of the strengths of the speculation on Twitter. tions during a March visit allows people to collect claims with multiple other a referendum on the asbes- Chicago’s talent, trans- However, he did not deny to Chicago. payments with minimal ev- trusts over injuries and tos trust system.” portation, training, tech- the report. Amazon did not respond idence they were harmed exposures they hadn’t pre- At least one trust, DII nology and transparency.” “Memo to the genius to a request for comment. by a particular company’s viously disclosed. Industries, has disclosed Three of the locations leaking info about Crystal The company has said it product, and for illnesses Plaintiffs’ lawyers say as- receiving an administrative on the short list Amazon City, VA as #HQ2 selec- will pick a winner by the far less serious than meso- bestos victims are routinely subpoena, to produce re- announced in January are tion. You’re not doing end of the year. thelioma and lung cancer. sickened by multiple com- cords of settlements as part in the Washington, D.C., Crystal City, VA any favors. They argue trust overseers panies, often making it of an investigation into area. That, plus Amazon And stop treating the (non- [email protected] are often tied to well- hard to pinpoint precisely whether Medicare is being CEO Jeff Bezos’ ownership disclosure agreement) you Twitter @AllyMarotti connected plaintiffs’ firms, who’s to blame and leaving properly reimbursed for raising concerns of favorit- them with no choice but to trust payments. A trust ism and cronyism. seek compensation from spokesman said it was com- And they say the meager anyone who may have plying. amount of publicly avail- harmed them. Harold Kim, executive able information makes it The Justice Department vice president of the U.S. Lowe’s to close 51 stores hard to know how deci- stepped up its oversight in Chamber Institute for Le- Lowe’s, from Page 1 would provide more de- The chain, which has 99 sions on payments are the last few months. gal Reform, a pro-business tails on the impact of the stores in California, Ore- made, how much a given In September, it chal- legal organization, said the Store closing sales are store closings when it re- gon and Florida, also is individual is receiving or lenged the creation of a system has long been “bro- scheduled to begin Thurs- leases its third-quarter expected to wind down by whether the exposure evi- new trust it said lacked ken.” day at most of the affected earnings Nov. 20. February. dence submitted to one details about how it would “Having more oversight locations, including In August, Lowe’s an- Founded in 1946, Lowe’s trust is consistent with guard against fraud and and taking a closer look in Gurnee and Portage. nounced it would shutter has more than 2,390 stores what’s submitted to others. abuse. terms of how these trusts Northbrook-based Hilco the California-based Or- and last year generated In 2014, a judge in the It later challenged a dif- operate and whether Merchant Services will chard Supply Hardware $68.6 billion in sales. bankruptcy case of an as- ferent corporation, Duro they’re violating federal help manage the store chain, a Sears spinoff it bestos gasket maker de- Dyne, over the appoint- law will hopefully keep closing process. acquired five years ago out [email protected] scribed a “startling pattern ment of a lawyer it said was these trusts honest.” The company said it of Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Twitter @RobertChannick of misrepresentation” by too conflicted to represent 4 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018

OBITUARIES

PHILLIP JACKSON 1950-2018 Former CHA leader, Hansen, Henry Christ Death Notices May 15, 1928 - November 4, 2018 Beloved son of the late Asbjorn and Tillie Hansen. founder of nonprofit Beloved husband of the late Mary Audrey Andrejasich, Frank H. Wiemerslage-Hansen. Frank H. Andrejasich, age 90. Army Veteran. Resident Beloved father of Karen Hansen (Ray E. Henry). of Summit, Illinois for the past 87 years. By Elvia Malagon cago. Beloved Grandfather of Riordan Henry (Whitney Beloved Husband of the late Anne Marie, Steiner-Henry). Chicago Tribune “He was the definition of nee Rook. Loving Father of Michael Beloved brother of the late Thorleif Stanley Hansen a public citizen who single- (Laura), Dianne, Frank W. (Catherine) and Alice Roland (Norm). Phillip Jackson, who rose handedly made the Black Andrejasich, Mary Catherine (Michael) Beloved uncle to Kari Sharkey (Michael), Kim Roland from growing up in public Star Project the premier Kelly, Kenneth (Deirdre) and William Andrejasich. (Dave Wolinski), and Beth Markese (Paul). housing to leading the Chi- educational organization in Proud Grandfather of Elizabeth, Jessica, Joshua, Fond brother-in-law of Roland Wiemerslage. cago House Authority, died Chicago,” Rush said in the Sarah, Frank J., Christine, Timothy, Catherine, Uncle to Phil Wiemerslage (Donna), Susan Kerns, Nathaniel, Bethany, Jonathan, Adam, Brian and Amy. and Diane Almer (Jay). Sunday, according to the statement. “Phillip worked Great Grandfathter of 11. Fond Brother of the late nonprofit organization he tirelessly to further the edu- President and owner of Hansen & Son Construction Raymond (Carol) Andrejasich. Visitation Wednesday Company. founded. He was 68. cational opportunities for 3 PM to 9 PM at FORAN FUNERAL HOME, 7300 W. Jackson died at Advocate Chicago’s youth and fought Proud carpenter in Local 80 for 68 years. Archer Ave. ( 55th St. just West of Harlem). Funeral Affiliated with Pilgrim Lutheran Church since 2012. Lutheran General Hospital every day for equitable op- Thursday 9:30 AM from the funeral home to St. Past member of Zion Christo Rey for 82. and had been diagnosed portunities. He leaves be- Joseph Church for a 10 AM Mass of Christian Burial. Member of Chicago Torske Klub. with cancer, according to a hind a rich legacy of impas- Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member of St. Former member of Leif Erickson Lodge. news release from the Black sioned leadership and mor- Joseph Holy Name Society. Frank enjoyed local Resident of River Grove since 1957. Star Project. Additional de- al clarity.” history and folklore. Condolences may be sent to Resident of Wonder Lake since 1973. tails about his death were CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1999 The Rev. Jesse Jackson Frank’s family on his personal tribute website at: East Leyden High School graduate. www.foranfuneralhome.com. 708-458-0208. Donations can be made to Pilgrim Lutheran Church. not immediately available. Phillip Jackson’s Black Star Sr. wrote on Twitter that Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries He graduated from Du- Project works on educa- Phillip Jackson will be re- Wake 3-9 PM Tuesday, November 6, at Sax- Tiedemann Funeral Home & Crematorium Sable High School and tional services in Chicago. membered as long as people in Franklin Carroll, Terrence John Park, IL. Roosevelt University. He remember him. Terrence John Carroll, born January 29, 1949, passed Service 10 AM Wednesday, November 7 at Pilgrim spent 24 years moving up day. Gloria Smith, his sister “Phillip Jackson was a away on November 4, 2018. Beloved husband of Lutheran Church in Chicago, IL. the ranks at Kroch’s and and executive director of bright black star, who gave 46 years to Susan Quinn Carroll; loving father of Burial to follow at St. Joseph Cemetery in River Brentano’s Book Stores, Black Star Project, said in his all to educating the Shannon O’Malley (Joe) and Daniel Joseph Carroll Grove, IL. which was once Chicago’s email that the organization children of Chicago,” he (Elizabeth Tekell); dear papa of Cailyn, McKenna, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries oldest independent book- plans to continue. In a wrote. Stella, and Millie. store chain. statement, Black Star Proj- The Rev. Michael Pfleger, Terrence was a wonderful man, a great husband, Hawkins, Robert L. father, and friend. He was an absolute blast! Robert L. (Bob) Hawkins, 92, died peacefully sur- Jackson then moved to ect described Jackson as pastor at St. Sabina Catholic A memorial gathering will take place on Friday, rounded by family on Friday, October 26, the public sector, holding someone who dedicated his Church on the South Side, November 9 from 4 – 8 PM at Leonard Memorial 2018. positions at agencies in- life to others. said Jackson’s constant bat- Home (565 Duane Street, Glen Ellyn). Bob was born in Sharon Pennsylvania cluding the Chicago Public “His life was a true testa- tle cry that he refused to A memorial mass will take place on Saturday, to Karl William and Cleo (née Troutman) November 10 at 10 AM at St. Petronille Catholic Schools and the Chicago ment to what is possible compromise on was provid- Hawkins. He grew up on a small Trumbull Church (420 Glenwood Avenue, Glen Ellyn). Housing Authority. In 2000 with hard work, per- ing equal opportunities for County Ohio farm in the unincorporated community he resigned from the CHA severance and dedication to children. of Hartford on July, 17, 1926 . as rumors swirled that he a cause,” according to the “He was outside pushing Bob dedicated a lifelong career at Motorola and had been forced out as chief Black Star Project’s state- the envelope to try to bring was honored to be commissioned to direct the executive after about a year ment. fairness and justice to the Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries writing on the history of Motorola titled “Critical in the post, but he insisted In 2013 he wrote a col- community,” Pfleger said. Connection.” he was leaving to work on umn for the Chicago Trib- “He was consistent. There’s Crosby-Potts, Michelle M. Bob was a photography enthusiast with some of his educational issues for the une in which he discussed a lot of people who jump for Michelle M. Crosby-Potts. Age 49. Beloved wife of work published. He was thrilled to have been spon- Matthew Potts. Loving mother of Jack and Lauren sored to fly to Washington DC on the “Honor Flight” city. his belief that schools alone a minute then disappear. as a WWII Vet. He loved speaking with the younger “CHA has destroyed peo- can’t close the academic gap Phil spent his life fighting Potts. Dear sister of Valerie Stauton, Dr. Cyril Crosbie, Christine Crosbie, Dr. Shane Crosbie and generation at schools about WWII. ple who have been in this that poor black and Latino for justice and fairness.” Dr. Tony Crosbie. Devoted daughter-in-law of Dr. His “bride” of 64 years Harriet Jane Hawkins pre- job,” Jackson was quoted as students face. Jackson had spent the David and Patricia Potts. Family and friends will ceded him in death in 2016. saying at the time. “But it “Effective parents, fam- last year of his life dealing gather Wednesday, November 7, 2018 for memorial Bob is survived by his three children, Robert L. didn’t destroy me. It has ilies and communities can with health problems, visitation 9:45 A.M. until Mass of Christian Burial Hawkins Jr. (Cookie), Susan Jane Hawkins-Miller made me stronger and bet- do what no school can do: Pfleger said. Still, Jackson 11:00 A.M. St. Elizabeth Seton Church 9300 W. and James Carl Hawkins. Five grandchildren, ter.” create the culture, lay the remained committed in his 167th St. Orland Hills, IL. In lieu of flowers donations Shawn Robert Hawkins, Jamie Ellen Skime (William), Jackson also later dipped foundation, set the trajec- activism. Pfleger said he last to Providence Catholic High School 1800 W. Lincoln Katherine Kristina Abbott (Scott), Shannon Jayne Highway New Lenox, IL 60451 or Cardinal Joseph Miller, Kellian Caitlin Miller-Frost (Chris), Four his toes in political waters tory, establish the momen- spoke to Jackson about two great grandchildren, Gavin Thoreau Abbott, Avelyn and unsuccessfully made a tum, insist upon high aca- months ago and that Jack- Bernadine School 9250 W. 167th St. Orland Hills, IL 60487 appreciated. Brady-Gill Funeral Home Tinley Nokomis Abbott, Hudson Michael Frost, and Tanner bid for a position as a state demic standards and model son reaffirmed his commit- Park in charge of arrangements. 708-614-9900 or Reid Frost. representative. the behaviors and habits ment to helping the com- www.bradygill.com Funeral Services will be held at Meadows Funeral He later focused most of necessary for globally rele- munity. Home, 3615 Kirchoff Road (1/2 block east of his attention on the Black vant learning and the edu- “Anytime you need me Route 53), Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 on Thursday, Star Project, a nonprofit he cational and life success for for anything, whatever I can November 8, 2018 viewing starts at 4p.m. to 7p.m. Interment will be held at Abraham Lincoln National founded that focuses on all children in every com- do,” Pfleger recalled Jack- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries improving educational munity. This is what no son telling him. Cemetery, 20953 W. Hoff Road, Elwood, IL 60421 on Friday, November 9, 2018 at 11 a.m. sharp. services for black and Lat- school can do,” Jackson Jackson was survived by Daniel, Eugene E. Memorial donations may be made in Robert L. ino communities in Chi- wrote. four sisters, the Black Star Eugene E. Daniel,age 88, passed away peacefully on Hawkins’ name to “Honor Flight” honorflightchica- cago. The group organized U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, Project said. Services are November the 4th. Eugene was the beloved son of go.org and to Journey Care: journeycare.org. For in- the national Million Father D-Chicago, issued a state- pending. the late Anna and Michael Daniel; dearest brother of formation, 847-253-0224 or www.Meadowsfh.com March, which encourage ment saying he always ad- his twin the late Richard and the late Edwin (Sophie) Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries fathers to take their chil- mired Jackson for his com- [email protected] the late Matthew and Rose Daniel; fond uncle of dren to school on the first mitment to improving Chi- Twitter @ElviaMalagon Edwin Jr. (Susan) and Gregory (Rose) Daniel, Darlene Hickey, RSCJ, Pamela Margarite ‘Pam’ Velez and Sharon Daniel; great uncle of Tina (Jeff) Miner, Ricardo (Julie) Velez, Trisha (Daniel), Craig and Religious of the Sacred Heart, Brian (Heidi) Daniel. Eugene was a lifetime member Pamela Margarite Hickey, of the Whynots Club, a prolific ballroom dancer who died October 25, 2018, in Chicago Daily Tribune competed at the professional level and a member Atherton, California. Born of St. Boniface Catholic Church in Chicago. Please on March 22, 1929, to Harry omit flowers. Visitation will be Wednesday from 3:00 ON NOVEMBER 6 ... In 1991 Cornelius Hickey and Pauline St. Petersburg, Russia; he screen actress Gene p.m. until 9:00 p.m. at Cumberland Chapels 8300 W. Carroll Hickey, she was a was 53. Tierney died in Houston; Lawrence Ave., Norridge, IL. Funeral services will religious of the Sacred Heart In 1814, Antoine-Joseph she was 70. begin at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, at the funeral home, for seventy years. Sister Sax, also known as Adolphe In 1900 President William and will then proceed to St. Eugene Church for Mass Hickey attended the Sacred Sax, the musical instrument McKinley was re-elected, In 1995 Art Modell, owner at 10:00 a.m. Interment will follow at St. Adalbert Heart School at Sheridan maker who invented the once again defeating Demo- of the Cleveland Browns, Cemetery. Info www.cumberlandchapels.com or Road, in Chicago, Illinois and was an alum of 708-456-8300. saxophone, was born in cratic challenger William announced plans to move Duchesne College of the Sacred Heart in Omaha, Dinant, Belgium. Jennings Bryan. the NFL team to Baltimore. Nebraska, Loyola University in Chicago and the San Diego College for Women. Her major areas of ministry were in secondary education, counseling, In 1854 John Philip Sousa, In 1906 Republican In 1996 a cyclone struck Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries parish service programs and school administra- who became known as “the Charles Evans Hughes was southeastern India, claim- tion particularly those in the Chicago Archdiocese: march king,” was born in elected governor of New ing an estimated 1,000 lives. Dorband, Pamela Sacred Heart Schools in Chicago and Lake Forest, Washington. York, defeating newspaper Pamela Dorband nee Druehl age 73 of Wheeling. the Josephinium and Catholic Charities. Sister In 1999 publisher William Ran- Australians re- Beloved wife of the late Lt. Richard M. Dorband for Hickey is survived by her sister, Mary Green, of Lake In 1860 former U.S. Rep. dolph Hearst. jected a referendum to drop 37 years. Loving mom of Tammy (Devin) Grimes, Forest, Illinois, numerous nieces and nephews, and Abraham Lincoln, R-Ill., de- the British monarch as their Kirk (Jennifer) English and Deann (Brian) Gerber. her sisters in the Society of the Sacred Heart. A feated three candidates for In 1913 Indian nationalist head of state. Devoted grandma of Kennedy Gerber. Fond sister final welcome at the Oakwood chapel will be held the presidency. Mohandas Gandhi was ar- of the late Henry “Arfie” Eberthauser. She retired on Thursday, November 8, at 4:00 p.m. A funeral In 2001 from Lincolnwood School District 74 after 25 years mass will be celebrated on Friday, November 9, at rested as he led a march of billionaire Republi- 10:00 a.m. in the Oakwood Chapel, located at 140 In 1861 of faithful service. Pam was extremely active in the Jefferson Davis was Indian miners in South Af- can Michael Bloomberg Valparaiso, Atherton, California, followed by burial elected to a 6-year term as rica. won New York City’s may- Village of Wheeling. She served on many boards spanning from the Planning Commission to Library in the Oakwood cemetery. Memorial contributions president of the Confedera- oral race, defeating Demo- may be made to the Society of the Sacred Heart, Also in 1861 In 1928, Also in Board, to Chamber of Commerce and Wheeling cy. James for the first time, crat Mark Green. Helping Hands. She loved life and took great pride 4120 Forest Park Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri 63108. Naismith, the inventor of presidential election results 2001 the Federal Reserve in seeing Wheeling prosper. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries basketball, was born in Al- were flashed on an elec- slashed its federal funds Memorial Visitation Thursday 3-8 pm at Kolssak monte, Ontario. tronic sign on the New York rate, the key benchmark for Funeral Home, 189 S. Milwaukee Ave. (2 Blocks Times Building, reporting overnight loans, by a half- South of Dundee Road) Life Celebration Mass Friday Horvitz, Evelyn In 1869 Rutgers beat the results of Herbert Hoo- point to 2 percent, its lowest 10:00 am at St. Mary Catholic Church, Buffalo Grove. Evelyn Horvitz, nee Jacobs, age 95, passed away Also in Cremation Private. Donations may be made to peacefully at home with her devoted Princeton 6-4 in the first ver’s victory over Alfred level in 40 years. family at her side. Born and raised in official intercollegiate foot- Smith. 2001 baseball owners voted Wheeling Helping Hands, www.wheelinghelping- hands.org/donate will be greatly appreciated. For Chicago, Evelyn had been a resident ball game. 28-2 to eliminate two major Funeral info 847.537.6600 or www.funerals.pro of Lincolnwood, IL for almost 60 years. In 1956 President Dwight league teams by the 2002 Predeceased by her loving husband In 1888 Benjamin Harri- Eisenhower was re-elected, season. Leonard and brother Herman Jacobs. Evelyn was son, of Indiana, won the defeating 1952 challenger a feisty woman who adored her family: children: presidential election, de- Adlai Stevenson II. In 2003 President George Susan (Tony Perez) & Jeff (Judy Mischel); grand- daughters: Dayna, Jessica & Rachel; great-grandson feating incumbent Grover W. Bush signed an $87.5 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Cleveland on electoral votes In 1976 Benjamin Hooks billion package approved by Carter. Graveside services Tuesday 10:30 AM at although Cleveland led in was chosen to be executive Congress for Iraq and Af- Westlawn Cemetery, 7801 W. Montrose, Norridge. Also in 2003 Fitzgerald, Joyce In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to the popular vote. director of the National ghanistan. Joyce Fitzgerald age 79 of Glen Ellyn. Beloved wife Lincolnwood Jewish Congregation. Funeral info: Association for the Ad- federal judges in New York of the late John S. “Jack”; loving mother of Andrew, Weinstein & Piser Funeral Home 847-2556-5700. vancement of Colored Peo- and California blocked a Missy (Rob) Klaric & Joe (Liz); dear grandmother of In 1893 composer Peter ple, succeeding Roy new ban on certain late- John R. “Jack” Klaric; fond sister of Laura (late Bob) Ilyich Tchaikovsky died in Wilkins. term abortions, a day after Brunner, Dennis (Vicki) Johnson, Tim Johnson, Diane Johnson, the late George Johnson & the late David Bush signed it into law. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Johnson. In 2005 an overnight tor- Visitation will be Thursday, November 8th from 4-8 PM at Leonard Memorial Funeral Home (www. Hoyne, Chester E. 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For ers donations to the American Lung Association Badger 5 ...... 01 04 18 22 23 More winning numbers at theory.) funeral info: 630-250-8588 or www.theoaksfh.com appreciated. 708-301-3595 or rjmodellfh.com. SuperCash ...... 04 08 11 12 23 33 chicagotribune.com/lottery Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 5

Lichtman, Gloria Hertz Gloria Hertz Lichtman died peacefully on November Storm, Robert E., D.V.M. 3, 2018. Gloria was born and raised Robert E. Storm, D.V.M., age 101, of Arlington in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Owen, Anne L. Heights, formerly of Skokie and Anne L. Owen, 70, of Burr Ridge, IL, passed into eter- later moved to Gary, Indiana and later Evanston. Beloved husband of the late nal life on November 2, 2018. She is sur- Munster, Indiana with husband, Robert Ella, nee Brandt; dear father of Terry, vived by her loving sisters Kathleen “Ky” (“Bob”) Lichtman, now deceased. The Allan (Elaine), and Lynne (the late Robert) (James) Scanlon, Margaret (Michael) loves of her life were her children, Chuck and Marc Fletcher; loving grandfather of Jon, Dave, Miller and her niece and nephew Colleen Lichtman, their wives, Gayle and Holly, and her Nathan, Heidi, Mark, Heather, Kayla, Ryan, and the Scanlon and Andrew Scanlon, as well as grandchildren Brooke Lichtman, Jordan Lichtman late Eric; cherished great-grandfather of 11; dear- many cousins and friends. Anne was preceded in and Zachary Lichtman. Gloria was a graduate of est great-great-grandfather of 2; fond brother of death by her parents Robert and Agnes Owen. the business school of the University of Pittsburgh Raymond, Patsy Porterfield, and the late Virgil, Keith, A lifelong Hinsdale resident, Anne was a graduate of and was a voracious reader and intellectual, as well and Charles. Visitation, Wednesday, November St. Isaac Jogues grade school and Hinsdale Central as a successful businesswoman, owning Sunburst 7, 2018, from 9 a.m. until time of Funeral Service, High School. She earned her B.S. in History from St. Travel, Inc. on Michigan Avenue. She was also 12 noon, at HABEN Funeral Home & Crematory, Mary of the Woods College in Indiana. Anne enjoyed known as a true and loyal friend to all. Her memo- 8057 Niles Center Rd., Skokie. Interment, St. Paul researching genealogy, traveling, and spending time rial service is Wednesday, November 7, 2018 at Lutheran Cemetery, Skokie. In lieu of flowers, me- with her beloved dog Daisy. 10:00 a.m. at Chicago Jewish Funerals, 8851 Skokie morial contributions may be made to the Kiwanis Visitation 9:00am until time of chapel prayers Blvd. (at Niles Center Road), Skokie followed imme- Club of Evanston, P.O. Box 157, 1555 Sherman Av., 10:45am Saturday, November 10, 2018 at Hallowell & diately by internment at Memorial Park Cemetery, Evanston, IL, 60201. Funeral info: 847.673.6111 or James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th St., Countryside, Skokie. Gloria’s family were members of The Tree of www.habenfuneral.com to sign guestbook. Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, and memorial contri- processing to 11:15am Mass of Christian Burial at butions should be made in her name to The Tree of St. John of the Cross Catholic Church, 5005 S. Wolf Life Synagogue, 5898 Wilkins Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA Rd., Western Springs. Interment to follow at Queen 15217. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals – of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside. Skokie Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com. Special thanks to the many wonderful people that Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries supported Anne in collaborative ways with com- passion, thoughtfulness and humor, including: the medical team of Dr. Jay Dalal, loving and supportive Ufer, Lorrae A. staff of King-Bruwaert House, and the St. Thomas (nee Brown). Beloved wife of the late Richard Ufer. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Hospice team. Loving mother of Gary Ufer, Richard Ufer, the late In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to the Kenneth (Claire) Ufer, Lorrae (Steven) Better, and Luczak, Gregory S. Hinsdale Humane Society, 22 N. Elm St., Hinsdale, Gregory S. Luczak, age 66, passed away suddenly, Colleen (Jules) Julian. Proud grandmother of Caitlin IL 60521 (or at hinsdalehumanesociety.org); Society (Conrad) Akier, Jonathan (Emily) Ufer, Tim Ufer, formerly of Elmhurst, cur- of the Little Flower, 1313 N. Frontage Rd., Darien, rently of Oak Brook; presi- Elizabeth Ufer, Carolyn Better, Susan Better, Sarah IL 60561 (or at littleflower.org); and St. Mary of the Better, Hannah Julian, and Michael Julian. Dearest dent of the firm G.S. Luczak, Woods College, St. Mary of the Woods, IN (or at giv- CPA; member Kiwanis Club sister of the late Marlene Swanson and Carole ing.smwc.edu) or to a charity of your choice. (the late Anthony) Orrico. Caring aunt of many of Elmhurst and Forest Glen For Service Info: 708-352-6500 or hjfunerals.com Board of Trustees; beloved nieces and nephews. Visitation Wednesday 3-9 p.m. Funeral service Thursday 10:30 a.m. at the Robert husband of Mary Anne, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries nee Boffa; loving father J. Sheehy and Sons Funeral Home, 4950 W. 79th of Katherine “Katie” (Wil) Street, Burbank, IL. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens Brendel and Matt Luczak; South Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to dear brother of Bill (Judy) P.A.W.S. Chicago, 1997 N. Clybourn Avenue, Chicago, Luczak and Peggy (the late Harley) Grillot; fond uncle IL 60614, www.pawschicago.org. the American Primack, Josh Heart Association, 300 S. Riverside Plaza Suite 1200, of many nieces and nephews. Visitation Thursday, Josh Primack, age 37, Creative Director with APEX Every Chicago, IL 60606, or the American Cancer Society, November 8, 2018, 3:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. and design build, Rosemont, IL; beloved 225 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60601 would Friday, November 9, 2018, 8:00 a.m. until time of fu- son of Devera “De”, nee Jourdan and be appreciated. neral 9:00 a.m. at Gibbons Funeral Home, 134 South Victor Primack; loving fiancé of Katie York Road, (½ mile North of Saint Charles Road), life story Schoen; incredible brother of Marney Elmhurst. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. at and Joe Cohen; adored Uncle Josh of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. Interment Jayden and Ari Cohen. His family and friends loved Private. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions him too much to express. Service Wednesday, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries deserves may be made to Immaculate Conception Elmhurst’s 2:00 p.m. at The Chapel, 195 N. Buffalo Grove Rd., “We are IC” Capital Campaign, 134 Arthur Street, Buffalo Grove (1 blk N. of Lake Cook Rd.). Interment Elmhurst, IL 60126. For funeral information please Shalom Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, contribu- Wren, Timothy Kevin call 630-832-0018 or www.gibbonsfuneralhome. tions to Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Timothy Kevin Wren passed away at home sur- to be told. com Chicago, www.luriechildrens.org. Info: The Goldman rounded by loved ones on Sunday, October 28, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Funeral Group, www.goldmanfuneralgroup.com 2018 at the age of 63. Born October 2nd, 1955 in (847) 478-1600. Chicago, he was the second son of the late Timothy Marks, Brian F. and Dolores Wren. Timothy is survived by his five Share your loved one's story at Brian Marks, 63. Beloved son of Audrey Levine and children and three grandchildren, Timothy (Leah; c. the late Gerald Marks. Dear brother Norah, Timmy), Julie (c. Kelan), Martin (Lisa, c. due placeanad.chicagotribune.com of Leslie Richman and Wendy Marks. February 2019), Natalie (Andrew), and Kelly (Mike) Dear uncle of Jori and Sydney Richman. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries whom he shared with their mother Elizabeth. Also, Service Wednesday 12 noon at Chicago survived by the family of his late brother Robert Jewish Funerals, 8851 Skokie Blvd. (at (Lynne; c. Maura), youngest brother William (Mary; c. Niles Center Road) Skokie. Interment Memorial Neil, Erin), and many cherished relatives and friends. Park. Memorials to Shir Hadash Synagogue, 200 W. Timothy graduated from St. Laurence High School Dundee Road, Wheeling, IL 60090, www.shir-hadash. Remian, Sister Ignatius S.M. Ignatius Remian CSFN and received an Associates Degree in Applied org or to your favorite charity would be appreciated. Marie was called home to God on Science from Triton College. Timothy was a proud Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals - Skokie November 5, 2018 at the age 99. Member member of the Pipefitters Union Local 597 for 39 Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com of the Congregation of the Sisters of the years, retiring in 2015. During his career, primarily Holy Family of Nazareth for the past with the Carrier Corporation, he earned numerous ® 82 years. Beloved daughter of the late technical awards and certifications. Timothy will be Brought to you by Legacy.com Charles and the late Mary nee Kowal. Pre-deceased laid to rest privately. Family and friends will pay trib- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries by her brothers Edwin (Rose), Edmund (Josephine), ute on Saturday, November 10th at Ridge Funeral and Arthur (Carol). Dearest aunt to many loving niec- Home, 6620 West Archer Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Matsock, Marjorie P. ‘Marge’ es, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. Sister 60638, with a visitation from 10:00am until time Marjorie “Marge” Matsock (nee Price), age 85, a Ignatius ministered at St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital of memorial service at 11:00am. A celebration of resident of Naperville, IL since 1964, passed away in Chicago as a Medical Technologist as well as in life will follow at the Kerry Piper, 7900 Joliet Road, peacefully on Saturday, November 3, 2018 with her Texas and New Mexico. Sister ministered at Holy Willowbrook, IL 60527 from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. For husband of 63 years, John, at her side. She was born Family Hospital in Des Plaines IL from 1992 until more information, please call 773-586-7900 or visit June 14, 1933 in Asheville, NC. her retirement in 2003. Funeral Mass Wednesday, www.ridgefh.com The Matsock family will greet guests on Thursday, November 7, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. at the Provincialate Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries November 8, 2018, from 10:00-11:00 AM at Grace 310 N. River Rd., Des Plaines. Visitation Wednesday United Methodist Church, 300 East Gartner Rd., 3:00 p.m. until time of Mass, with a prayer service Naperville, IL. A celebration of Marjorie’s life will at 5:15 p.m. Interment All Saints. Memorials to the Youngberg, Victor L. follow immediately at 11:00 AM in the church. Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, appreciated. Vic Youngberg passed away peacefully at home Future inurnment: Naperville Cemetery, Naperville, Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Cruz-Sojka on October 21, 2018 surrounded by family. To ac- IL. Arrangements by Friedrich-Jones Funeral Home Funeral Home (312) 666-2673 knowledge a life well lived, join Victor’s family on & Cremation Services, Naperville, IL. 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CARLSBAD, Calif. — Cubs manager Joe Mad- don will go into the 2019 season without a contract extension, and he may go through the entire season Paul without one. Sullivan That was the word from On the Cubs Cubs President Theo Epstein on the opening day of the annual general manager meetings. Though that leaves Maddon’s future in Chicago uncertain and is bound to create news if the Cubs don’t play up to their capa- bilities next year, it’s a situation Maddon ap- parently is fine with. “We are not going to be doing a contract extension this offseason, and we’re really focused, all of us, on digging in and finding ways to get the absolutely most out of 2019,” Epstein said. “Joe understood. (Agent Alan Nero) understood. “Honestly the only concern expressed was it could be a bit of a distraction at some point,

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Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald talks each week about going 1-0. Don’t look too far ahead. Don’t think too big-picture. Focus on the now. But when he met with his team Monday, he wrote a larger number on the board: 20. “This squad is only guaranteed 20 days together,” Fitzgerald said. “What we learn every day will prepare us for those three Saturday (regular-season games remaining). We focus on the process.” CHRIS SWEDA/ And then? He doesn’t have to say it. But NU CHICAGO TRIBUNE fans and players know what’s at stake. When the Wildcats visit Iowa on Saturday, they can move a step closer to winning the Big Bears general manager Ten West for the first time. They need to close the season 2-1, with games at Minnesota and at Ryan Pace is having the home against Illinois coming up. A victory in Iowa City along with losses by Wisconsin (at best year of any Chicago Penn State) and Purdue (at Minnesota) would RECORD executive. He has tried to clinch the division title Saturday. reward the McCaskeys, Turn to Northwestern, Page 4 who gave him a second UP NEXT Northwestern at Iowa chance, with smart, bold 2:30 p.m. Saturday, FOX-32 moves and has restored

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Phil Rosenthal MEDIA Fox’s Johnson drops the ball ESPN apologizes for Carville ragin’ Two insulting scenarios. Two takes. One ESPN got a little Fox NFL analyst, Daryl Johnston. more than it bargained Johnston had no problem Sunday ad- for when it invited vancing the pregame storyline that the James Carville, the Bears might be overlooking the dreadful political pundit known Bills, what with five division games coming as the Ragin’ Cajun and up. He didn’t fully ditch the idea until the an ardent fan of all middle of the second quarter with the things LSU, to appear Bears up by two touchdowns. on its “College GameDay” broadcast Yet when play-by-play partner Chris Saturday morning. Carville’s invitation Myers wondered aloud about “how much ended poorly: with him accusing the fight Buffalo has in them here” after ceding sports network of being “gutless.” the Bears a 28-0 first-half lead, Johnston Carville alleged a conference conspir- would have none of it. acy against his beloved LSU before the “Oh, they’ll have fight,” Johnston shot Tigers hosted — and were shut out by — back. “They’re coached by Sean McDer- No. 1 Alabama. mott. They’ll have some fight in the second Carville was steamed over the fact half.” that linebacker Devin White, who had Who knew McDermott was the second been ejected for targeting during the coming of Knute Rockne? second half of an earlier game against And given the fact they lost 41-9 to fall to Mississippi State, had to sit out the first 2-7, who’s to say whether the Bills quit or if half against ’Bama. it mattered what they decided to do? Carville accused SEC Commissioner The fact McDermott’s Bills won just Greg Sankey of being biased toward the four games last season — two against the Crimson Tide. 6-10 Dolphins — after a 5-2 start in his first “And now the best defensive player in season hardly suggests resilience. the conference is not going to play in the But if a lack of “fight” implies a sort of first half because of officials,” said unprofessionalism, so too does the idea Carville, a Louisiana native and LSU that a team looks past a weak opponent. grad. “He did nothing wrong. Every- Johnston took Bears coach Matt Nagy’s body in the world who saw that tape judicious move to preserve the near-term said he went in there with his hands health of two key injured players — Allen CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE up.” Robinson and Khalil Mack — as overconfi- Fox’s Daryl Johnston equated the decision by Bears coach Matt Nagy to sit injured players Carville at the time happened to be dence rather than prudent restraint. Allen Robinson, above, and Khalil Mack to overlooking the Bills. wearing a sweatshirt in LSU colors, Even as Johnston allowed that the Bears with the words “Greg Sankey (hearts) have five division games to play, including annoying, his effort to wedge in a sponsor No tip for you: Two replays and an an- Alabama. ‘Bec mon tchu, s’il vous plait.” three within 12 days starting Sunday, he plug was downright noxious. nouncement by the game official weren’t That translates, roughly, as “kiss my repeatedly cast doubt on this wisdom early After the second of back-to-back penal- enough to help Myers and Johnston grasp backside,” and so ESPN anchor Chris during the Bills game. ties on Bears left tackle Charles Leno, Bills why Kyle Fuller’s hit on the Bills’ Zay Cotter later read an apology during Citing the NFL being a “week-to-week fans briefly awoke. Whether they made Jones, leading to Leonard Floyd’s intercep- Saturday’s Auburn-Texas A&M game. business,” Johnston reiterated, “You can’t enough noise to be a factor was question- tion and touchdown in the second quarter, “We have an apology to make on look past anybody. able. Even more dubious was Johnston’s wasn’t pass interference. behalf of ESPN,” he said. “As we regu- “There (were) some rumblings about comment about it. The announcers kept talking about larly demonstrate here on ESPN, div- (attempts) going into the Jets game and “When you’re going backwards here, whether the ball was tipped first by Akiem erse opinions are encouraged. However, now the Bills game to get Allen Robinson you’re going to get that Pizza Hut home- Hicks or Fuller and ignored the call that (Carville’s remarks) were over the top, healthy, to get Khalil Mack healthy. Boy, if field advantage really rocking here in this Fuller’s “contact was at the line of scrim- and we would like to apologize to Com- they’re ready to play, I’d put them out there stadium,” he said, crassly echoing an ad mage.” missioner Sankey for that.” on the field because anything can happen campaign line. Only after a third replay did Myers and Carville spotted the apology while on a Sunday afternoon.” Ugh. Johnston finally seem to get what hap- having lunch and tweeted: “Grabbing Not to overlook the obvious, but “any- Myers may or may not have been offer- pened and why Fuller’s play was legal. bite to eat ... and I see gutless ESPN cut thing” includes not missing Robinson and ing his own commentary in his segue to One good thing about the Bears winning in their show to bow down to the SEC. Mack in the lineup even a little against Bills commercial after Eddie Jackson’s fumble games will be networks assigning better Well I got documentary evidence they quarterback Nathan Peterman. return for a Bears touchdown a bit later. announcing teams. knew what they were gonna get on air “Crickets in Buffalo. It’s 14-nothing, but still can’t help but suck up to Too cheesy to digest: If Johnston stick- Bears,” Myers said. [email protected] power.” ing to the “overlook” script too long was Cricket also buys NFL ad time. Twitter @phil_rosenthal Washington Post Baez named Maddon to go into next 1 of 3 finalists season without extension Sullivan, from Page 1 comes down to where the Cubs are going for NL MVP after next year, and that’s going to be deci- Associated Press so I decided the best thing to do was get sions that aren’t about Joe.” that news out now. ... We’re not running Nero called Maddon a “brilliant guy” The Baseball Writers’ Association of away from Joe in the least bit.” with “lots of options,” suggesting he’ll be America revealed the finalists for its major Nero confirmed Maddon is OK heading in demand if the Cubs let him leave. awards Monday, and Cubs infielder Javier into the season without a deal. He’ll make “He doesn’t plan to retire, but who Baez is one of three players in the running $6 million in the final year of his five-year knows?” he said. “All you’ve got to think for the National League MVP award. The deal, which includes a $1 million bonus for about is what (agent-turned-Mets GM Brewers’ Christian Yelich and the Rockies’ winning the 2016 World Series. Brodie Van Wagenen) just did. Whatever’s Nolan Arenado also are finalists. Last month, Nero told the Tribune meant to be is meant to be.” Yelich emerged from a crowded field by CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE there were no worries about the contract, Maddon plans to open a restaurant in hitting .370 with 10 homers and a 1.313 OPS Javier Baez led the National League with 111 and that they had the GM meetings and Chicago. Nero said the Cubs job has no in September while the Brewers topped RBIs and hit 34 home runs for the Cubs. winter meetings to talk about an exten- effect on that. the Cubs for the NL Central title. Baez, sion. Epstein called 2019 a “pivotal” year and meanwhile, led the league with 111 RBIs, The Angels’ Mike Trout and the Indians’ Despite Epstein tabling discussions clarified his comment after the season that one of several career highs he set along Jose Ramirez are also finalists for AL MVP. until next year, Nero said there’s no it was time to evaluate “production” as with batting average (.290), home runs (34) Trout has finished in the top two in AL change in Maddon’s feelings. opposed to “talent.” and doubles (40). He also led the Cubs in MVP voting in five of the last six seasons “Joe is very comfortable,” Nero said. “In a lot of ways, we’re going to be as doubles, home runs and triples (nine). after finishing fourth in 2017. Ramirez was “There’s a tremendous amount of trust good as our core of talent produces,” he The winners will be announced next third in the voting last year, when the between Joe and Theo. There are a lot of said. “If you start to look at this competi- week. Astros’ Jose Altuve beat out Yankees issues that need to be solved going for- tive window as a whole, and we’ve all been The Angels’ Shohei Ohtani is a finalist slugger Aaron Judge. ward. Things will work out. … Joe would operating under the assumption that it’s for the AL Rookie of the Year award along The Mets’ Jacob deGrom, the Nationals’ be very happy waiting until the end of the going to be at least seven years, it’s time to with two Yankees infielders. Max Scherzer and the Phillies’ Aaron Nola season, and if the stars line up they line up. produce, or else there’s the chance for Ohtani figures to be in a tight race with are the top three for the NL Cy Young If they don’t. … Joe and Theo have the significant change with the group. That’s Yankees infielders Miguel Andujar and Award, with deGrom favored to win for the ultimate trust in each other.” really where our focus is.” Gleyber Torres after a historic first season. first time despite a 10-9 record. Felix Nero said the “issues” he mentioned Epstein said no decision has been made The two-way Japanese sensation was 4-2 Hernandez had 13 victories when he won had nothing to do with the financial as- about shortstop Addison Russell, who is with a 3.31 ERA as a starting pitcher before the 2010 AL Cy Young, the fewest wins pect of a potential deal, but that he meant suspended 40 games for violating MLB’s an elbow injury forced him off the mound. ever by a starting pitcher to win the award. Epstein had more important things to deal domestic abuse policy. Epstein said he has He finished out the season exclusively as a Scherzer is a three-time winner, including with, such as building his team for next “engaged” with Russell about adding designated hitter, hitting .285 with 22 the last two NL awards. year. “stability to his life” after the incident. home runs and 61 RBIs. Corey Kluber has a shot at a second Maddon signed his contract with the “Part of the solution can possibly in- Ohtani is the first player to hit 15 home straight AL Cy Young Award and third Cubs after the 2014 season, when he exer- clude rehabilitation and reformation,” runs and strike out 50 batters in a season, overall. The Indians right-hander is up cised an opt-out clause in his contract Epstein said, leaving the door open. and he joined Babe Ruth as the only players against the Rays’ Blake Snell and the with the Rays after executive vice presi- Epstein wouldn’t reveal whether the ever to hit 15 homers and pitch 50 innings. Astros’ Justin Verlander, who won the AL dent Andrew Friedman left for the Dod- Cubs will be players in talks for the big He had Tommy John surgery after the Cy Young and MVP Awards in 2011. gers. two on the market, Bryce Harper and season and is not expected to pitch in 2019. Cora is up against the Rays’ Kevin Cash Nero blamed the media for creating a Manny Machado, though it seems unlikely Andujar hit 47 doubles, tied for the and the Athletics’ Bob Melvin. Cash story where he said none exists, as he did because of budget restraints. Epstein said second-most by a rookie in major-league oversaw the Rays’ successful experiment in October when a column in The Athletic he expects the Cubs’ payroll to rank history, while Torres had 24 homers and 77 with using relief pitchers as “openers” to suggested friction existed between Ep- among the top six in baseball, as it has the RBIs as a 21-year-old. They are the first begin games, a trend that others — stein and Maddon, a report Nero and last three years. teammates to finish top three in Rookie of including Melvin — adopted later in the Epstein denied. “I appreciate and understand the desire the Year voting since Wil Myers and Chris season. Epstein said Maddon is capable of for more every winter; that’s part of the Archer with Tampa Bay in 2013. Melvin led the A’s as they charged back adjusting his managing style to communi- fun of baseball, the hot stove,” Epstein The World Series champion Red Sox into the AL playoff picture and earned a cate with what Epstein called the “ultra- said. “And we should do everything we might be in line for more hardware. spot in the wild-card game. millennials” on the roster. After the sea- can to get this team better. There are some Mookie Betts is a finalist for AL MVP, and The Brewers’ Craig Counsell, the son, Epstein admitted some players wer- great names out there, and we’re not rul- Alex Cora is in the final three for AL Rockies’ Bud Black and the Braves’ Brian en’t thrilled with the communication ing anybody out, but I think it’s important Manager of the Year in his first season. Snitker were named NL Manager of the about their spot in the batting order. to have some perspective too. Betts led the majors with a .346 average Year candidates, while the Braves’ Ronald “Joe is nothing if not open-minded,” “Like any other team, we’re going to and .640 slugging percentage while setting Acuna Jr., the Nationals’ Juan Soto and the Epstein said. “I think he relishes this as a have our budgets. … We should all feel career highs with 32 homers and a 1.078 Dodgers’ Walker Buehler are the top three challenge and an opportunity to return to great about the ownership group we have. OPS. for NL Rookie of the Year. his roots where he’s sort of in the middle Some offseasons are going to be more of everything in the clubhouse that’s going challenging than others. If that means on, and he’s going to be re-energized by anything, it means I have to do my job this challenge the way we all are.” better.” Being a “lame duck” won’t affect Mad- The 95 wins in 2018 is a “nice number,” don’s demeanor, Nero said. Epstein said, but he added there is “a “Joe is not insecure,” he said. “And potential for real change” if the Cubs don’t there’s no reason to be. I think there’s a produce to their capabilities in 2019. very good argument that he had his best “Nothing in baseball is bestowed,” he year last year with the Cubs, considering said. everything that happened. “So from a performance point of view, [email protected] that’s not the issue. I think the issue really Twitter @PWSullivan D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 3

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BLACKHAWKS JOHN McDONOUGH Q&A Boss is on board for ‘a remodeling’

By Jimmy Greenfield | Chicago Tribune fter a decade of remarkable success, the Blackhawks appear to be a franchise in transition. Some of the core players who led the A Hawks to three Stanley Cups in six seasons from 2010-15 have retired, all are entering the latter stages of their careers, and reaching the playoffs is no longer a given. But stability remains atop the organization. Team President John McDonough is in his 11th year with the Hawks, whom he joined after his tenure as Cubs president, and he has no plans to retire after his contract expires in 2021. The Tribune sat with McDonough to discuss a wide range of topics, including the future of general manager Stan Bowman, the team’s response to missing the playoffs last season, ticket prices and more. The interview has been edited for length and clarity. The full conversation can be found at chicagotribune.com/sports.

What’s your assessment of The Artemi Panarin and the season so far? Niklas Hjalmarsson trades We’re OK. My expectations don’t appear to be aging very are high. We’re OK. Glad to see well. The Brent Seabrook Corey (Crawford) back. Jona- contract, some people think than Toews is playing much it was a mistake. Is Stan better. (Patrick) Kane had a great Bowman still the person to month. But I would say so far bring the team into the fu- just OK. ture? I believe in Stan, I believe in The team slogan is “One his judgment. I think the jury is Goal.” Is the goal a Stanley out on some of those moves. If Cup? Or is the goal to get you look at any general manager back to the playoffs? in any sport, including teams Our goal is always going to be that have won championships, to win the Stanley Cup. But you can dissect every free agent, you’ve got to get into the playoffs every trade, and the fan base is first. We didn’t achieve that last not going to be thrilled with year. There has to be a sense of every one of them. urgency. In my rearview mirror I Stan is thorough, he is meticu- can’t see 2015. That doesn’t lous. By the time something gets matter. The three Cups don’t to me it has been vetted by a lot matter. It’s about our obligation of very bright people. to our fans, our commitment And so many of the decisions that we’re about winning, and that are made are directly linked we’re in the results business. to the salary cap. ... We have a finite amount of money we can This isn’t a rebuilding year, spend. and it doesn't feel like a “Go Just a couple of years ago we SETH WENIG/AP for it” year. It seems like had Patrick Sharp and Marian Emmanuel Mudiay of the Knicks fouls Zach LaVine in the last second of double overtime Monday night. more of a middle season. Hossa and Bryan Bickell and Isn’t the middle a dangerous Teuvo Teravainen and Vinnie place to be? Hinostroza and Ryan Hartman I think it’s more of a remod- and on and on and on. You’d love eling. We still have Hall of to say, “Well OK, we can keep Fame-caliber players. Defen- everybody.” But I’m not going to A Zach attack sively we have to get tighter. But pile on Stan Bowman and dissect we should be in a position to be a every trade. The assessment of playoff team. those trades ebbs and flows over scoring eight points in the final front of these great fans.” So when you say “in the a period of time. Career-high 41 key five-minute session. Injuries to Lauri Markkanen, middle,” if there’s a middle, I double-OT victory “I had some costly turnovers,” Bobby Portis, Kris Dunn and want us to be in the upper of that You’re 65 now. Have you LaVine said, “but at the end of the Denzel Valentine have whittled middle. Right now there’s some thought about how much to end slide at 4 day I did what I had to do to get us away at a promising Bulls roster. elite teams. There’s Nashville longer you want to do this? a win.” The Knicks are in a similar and Toronto and Tampa and I haven’t thought about it. I By Teddy Greenstein He hit a contested, driving spot. They’re the youngest team Winnipeg. Those are kind of feel lucky to work for who I Chicago Tribune layup to put the Bulls ahead in the NBA, and they played perceived to be the super teams. perceive to be the best owner in 115-113 and then stripped Enes Monday without top scorer Tim It’s a cycle because the salary sports in Rocky Wirtz. Once you NEW YORK — The Bulls do Kanter. The Knicks tied it with 2.7 Hardaway Jr., who took a knee to cap’s going to get you eventually. turn 65 that’s a very fair ques- not believe they have to pick a seconds left, but LaVine drove his back Sunday against the Wiz- When you have these great Hall tion. lane. and was fouled by Emmanuel ards. of Fame-caliber players that I’ve been doing this for 38 Coach Fred Hoiberg wants to Mudiay with 0.2 seconds to play. They could have used his have taken you to the promised years; I started in 1980. Had a rebuild — and win while they’re “I love the attack,” Hoiberg scoring, especially during a sloppy land three times, you have to pay really wonderful career working doing it. said. overtime period that featured them the money they deserve. with Lee Stern and the Sting and So even though the Bulls en- After the officials reviewed the back-to-back airballed 3s by all my years with the Cubs, 24 tered Monday night’s game at play to make sure the foul had LaVine and the Knicks’ Mario So don’t you then have to years there. Working for Rocky Madison Square Garden with an been committed before the Hezonja. Jabari Parker dunked accept that lean years will here. I cherish each and every injury-depleted roster and a 2-8 buzzer sounded, LaVine swished but was ruled to have stepped on come because of the way the one of those years. record, Hoiberg said there’s no the first free throw and missed the the baseline. LaVine was called NHL is set up? talk within the organization of second. for stepping on the sideline. Then That’s probably not my per- Something I hear fans talk playing for a higher draft pick. LaVine hit the 20-point mark Robin Lopez tossed away a pass. sonality. I would uncover every- about a lot is Steve Larmer’s “No, it hasn’t changed any- with about seven minutes to play LaVine put on a scoring clinic thing we possibly can before we number being retired. He thing,” he said. in regulation, extending his streak late in the game, drawing oohs accept that. And I do think if we hasn’t played here for 25 The Bulls ended their four- to 12 games dating to last season. from the star-studded crowd. ever got to that we’d be transpar- years. Is that a possibility? game losing streak in a game that He shot 13-for-25 and earned 14 “You can feel the energy in the ent and say this is our plan. But We have not spent a lot of time neither team seemed to want to free throws, making 11. gym,” LaVine said. “It’s the mecca; that’s not where we are. Last because he wouldn’t be the only win. When the players weren’t The Bulls won despite having you hear about the greats having year was tough on our fans, it one. There are other numbers missing shots, they were tossing fewer assists (15) than turnovers great games here. I was up for this was tough on all of us. It’s not people have inquired as to retir- passes out of bounds or stepping (19). LaVine committed eight. game and we earned this win.” where we want it to be. ing. I think everything’s on the on the end line. Wendell Carter Jr. fouled out Before the game, Hoiberg When we came back, we had table for that. But we have really Told the game was ugly, with 1:28 to play with a double- pointed to close losses as proof his the challenge to change every- not addressed it internally to any Hoiberg coyly replied: “No such double of 11 points (3-for-9 shoot- team is not lost. thing. Change the culture, great degree. thing.” ing) and 13 rebounds. His offen- “It’s a matter of closing those,” change the expectations, change In the end, after two overtimes, sive highlight was a one-handed he said. “We’re trying to get one to the way we thought about our- You’re also going to have to the Bulls emerged with a 116-115 slam after a screen-and-roll with build confidence. We have a selves, change the way we were have this generation of play- victory. For that they can thank LaVine. young team trying to learn how to perceived. I’m certainly not go- ers. And the first group has Zach LaVine, who scored a ca- Carter played at Madison win.” ing to talk about lowering expec- already retired. reer-high 41 points. Square Garden for Duke against They managed to win Monday, tations. We have an obligation to Well, you just take a look at the In the second overtime, LaVine St. John’s, calling it “phenomenal. though it wasn’t pretty. try and figure it out, and some- group that’s been here. Hossa, might have gotten sick of seeing If not the most historic place in times that takes trying new Kane, Toews, Keith, Seabrook, Cameron Payne miss jumpers. He the NBA, it’s one of the top ones. [email protected] things. There’s not a comfortable Crawford, Sharp. These are play- took matters into his own hands, It’s always exciting playing in Twitter @TeddyGreenstein moment here. ers who have contributed to three Stanley Cups and all have Have tickets become too ex- had great careers. Ten years pensive for the average fan? from now it’s going to be a really BULLS NOTES It seems like even the 300 healthy discussion. level seats at some games Going down the road I would are in the $100 range. put that in the category of I think it’s commensurate to wonderful dilemma — that Rookies Carter, Hutchison bonding the product, and I think we have someone else is going to have to By Teddy Greenstein lenge we’ve been given.’’ Carter, meanwhile, opened the to be vigilant on all of that going deal with. Chicago Tribune Said Carter, whose locker hap- second half by draining a 3- forward. We’re very familiar pened to be next to Hutchison’s pointer. with what’s going on on the [email protected] NEW YORK — As a rookie at Madison Square Garden for “He shows more every time he secondary market. Twitter @jcgreenx with the Pacers, Fred Hoiberg the Bulls’ game against the steps on the floor,” Hoiberg said. leaned on fellow first-year guard Knicks on Monday night: “It’s Travis Best. fun. We look out for one another. Tip-ins: Rather than travel to “You’re always close to the guy We’ve developed a really good New Orleans after the game, the that you come into the NBA relationship and take care of one Bulls opted to stay in New York with,” said Hoiberg, the Bulls another.” and will practice Tuesday in coach who, like Best, ended up Carter has been a starter from Manhattan. ... Hoiberg said Lauri playing in 10 NBA seasons. the outset, joining Bobby Portis Markkanen (right elbow) has “You’re going through the same on opening night as the team’s ramped up his conditioning in growing pains.” two bigs. anticipation of a late November Wendell Carter Jr. and Chan- Hutchison barely played in the return. Denzel Valentine still has dler Hutchison have had more Bulls’ first two games but has not made cutting moves on his highs than lows in their early taken advantage of the Portis’ injured left ankle but has done days with the Bulls. Both are absence to become a solid rota- some straight-ahead running and getting major minutes and tion piece. spot shooting … Carter said he’s mainly thriving. Against the Knicks, he came in eager to watch Tuesday night’s And they’re supporting one for Jabari Parker and one minute Duke-Kentucky showdown at another. later used a screen from Carter to the Champions Classic in India- “Everything we’re going make a driving layup. napolis. He won’t wager on the through for the first time is “You can see him getting game with teammate and Ken- together,” Hutchison said. better every time he steps onto tucky alum Tyler Ulis, though: JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE “We’re figuring out our role the floor,” Hoiberg said of “Nah, just gonna tune in to see Blackhawks President John McDonough says expectations haven’t with the team, taking the chal- Hutchison. who wins.” changed, but the team’s performance so far has been “just OK.” 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018

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WEEK 10 WRAP-UP “Every day is a Michigan muscles learning process for me as a leader.” into playoff hunt — T.J. Gibbs, Notre Dame junior guard By Joel Boyd their loss (by 29 points to four- Chicago Tribune loss Purdue) and the unevenness of their performances likely ESPN hyped the slate of Week would keep them behind both 10 games as “Statement Saturday,” Georgia and Alabama if the Bull- but aside from clarifying the SEC dogs can pull off the upset. picture with a pair of de facto division championships, we Divisions of labor didn’t learn much we didn’t al- ready know. While the SEC championship Alabama and Clemson still ap- game participants were set 28 pear far ahead of the class. The days in advance, some of the Big 12’s and Pac-12’s playoff hopes more, shall we say, “parity-filled” remain tenuous. The Heisman Power Five divisions could be Trophy race is all but over. And all sending four- and even five-loss of the playoff contenders except teams to conference title games. Georgia — as much as it might Northwestern, despite going pain them to do so — will be 0-3 out of the conference, saying, “Roll Tide!” on Dec. 1. clinches the Big Ten West by winning two of its last three Playoff watch games, which would put the Wildcats at 7-5 headed to India- Stock up: Michigan napolis. If Wisconsin or Purdue We were close to adding the wins out — they meet Nov. 17 in Wolverines to last week’s list of West Lafayette, Ind. — and North- teams that control their College western drops two of three, the Football Playoff chances. After a Big Ten West champ would have 42-7 demolition of No. 14 Penn either three (Wisconsin) or four State, we feel safe in doing so. (Purdue) losses. If Michigan adds a victory at Likewise, every team in the Ohio State on Nov. 24 and wins ACC Coastal has at least three the Big Ten championship the losses. Pittsburgh (5-4) moved next week, with its lone blemish into the driver’s seat at 4-1 in the an opening road loss to unbeaten conference with its 23-13 win at Notre Dame, it seems virtually Virginia on Friday night. Sadly, impossible that the selection the dream of a seven-way tie at committee could keep the Wol- 4-4 died with North Carolina’s verines out — even if Clemson and 38-28 loss to Georgia Tech. Notre Dame stay perfect and The Pac-12 South race is even Georgia upsets Alabama in the more jumbled after Arizona State SEC title game. (That might be upended No. 15 Utah 38-20. That the only scenario, short of Ala- dropped the Utes into a three-way bama losing twice, in which the tie at 4-3 with USC and Arizona, Crimson Tide aren’t in the final with the Sun Devils a half-game four.) back at 3-3. Only Utah has fewer With Alabama and Georgia than four losses overall. eliminating LSU and Kentucky from playoff contention and se- Heisman watch curing their Dec. 1 date in Atlanta, that leaves five teams — Alabama, Stock up: Tua Tagovailoa Clemson, Notre Dame, Michigan Is it time to retire this weekly and Georgia — that don’t need category? Sure, the Alabama help to get in. sophomore threw his first inter- ception of the season — and took Stock down: Oklahoma, OSU his first fourth-quarter snaps — in This year’s committee showed the Tide’s 29-0 whitewash of with its first ranking that the eye LSU. But against a secondary test is important; otherwise, featuring two midseason All- Clemson would have been ahead Americans in cornerback Greedy of Alabama, whose best win Williams and safety Grant Delpit, before Saturday was at home Tagovailoa finished 25 of 42 for against No. 25 Texas A&M. That’s 295 yards and two touchdowns, not good news for the Sooners and he showed off his legs — and Buckeyes, who struggled which he hasn’t had to do often against inferior opponents. this year — on a 44-yard third- Oklahoma survived a 51-46 quarter TD run. shootout at Texas Tech as Kyler Murray (460 total yards, four Stock down: Dwayne Haskins touchdowns) rebounded from At this point the only race two early interceptions that put appears to be who will join the Sooners in a 14-0 hole. But Tagovailoa in New York as Heis- after two straight strong defensive man finalists. Haskins didn’t play performances since firing coor- poorly in Ohio State’s victory over dinator Mike Stoops, Oklahoma Nebraska, finishing 18 of 32 for regressed on that side of the ball, 252 yards with two touchdowns allowing the Red Raiders 473 and one interception, but he yards. might have fallen behind Murray Defense also continues to be and West Virginia quarterback Ohio State’s Achilles’ heel. The Will Grier — both of whom Buckeyes gave up 450 yards, directed thrilling comeback wins including 184 on the ground, to — and possibly Clemson running Nebraska in their 36-31 squeaker back Travis Etienne (153 yards on in Columbus. While they would eight carries vs. Louisville). appear to be in the same situation as Michigan — win out to be a 12-1 [email protected] ABBIE PARR/GETTY Big Ten champion — the nature of Twitter @JJoelBoyd Notre Dame junior guard T.J. Gibbs said he is ready to step into a leadership role for the Irish. NOTRE DAME Northwestern has eyes on Big Ten West prize Quite a character Northwestern, from Page 1 challenge is in front of us.” Gibbs ready, willing, able to step into leadership SEASON OPENER Iowa (6-3, 3-3) has lost back-to- UIC at Northwestern has been to eight back road games to Penn State and role for the Irish’s ‘no-names’ basketball team Notre Dame, bowl games in Fitzgerald’s first 12 Purdue, but the Hawkeyes are 4-1 6 p.m. Tuesday seasons, including the last three at Kinnick Stadium. By LaMond Pope score. The last (exhibition) game years. It finished second in the The Hawkeyes won the West in Post-Tribune (this summer) in the Bahamas, West in 2015 and 2017. But the 2015, and the program under we were dying, and he had 26 the way. Wildcats never have remained in coach Kirk Ferentz has been a SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Bonzie (points) because he figured, “The sky’s the limit for T.J.,” contention for the Big Ten title model of consistency as a regular Colson was out with a foot ‘Well, I have to go do stuff.’ There sophomore swingman D.J. Har- this late in a season under Fitzger- threat in the Big Ten since he fracture. An ankle injury had will be nights where he’ll just vey said. “He put the whole ald. started in 1999. While Ferentz is sidelined Matt Farrell. With its have to go do stuff.” world on notice last year, and I’m The Wildcats (5-4, 5-1 Big Ten) the longest-tenured coach in ma- two leading scorers down, Notre Gibbs, a junior, was third on excited to see what he’s going to acknowledge their overall record jor college football, Fitzgerald is Dame needed someone to take the team last season with 15.3 do this year. isn’t sparkling, but their 3-0 mark second in the Big Ten. charge in its Jan. 6 game at points per game. He and senior “We have to make sure every- against Big Ten West opponents There are lessons from Iowa’s Syracuse. guard Rex Pflueger are the only body else steps up. He can’t do it represents a benchmark for the structure that Northwestern has T.J. Gibbs was ready. The returning starters. by himself. He’s going to bring it program. applied to try to build a consistent 6-foot-3 guard scored a team- “We’re kind of the no-names every night. We just have to make Fitzgerald wasn’t eager Mon- program. high 18 points in the Irish’s 51-49 as a group,” Brey said. “No one sure we bring it every night.” day to discuss his personal stake in “You look at the job Kirk has victory. mentions Pflueger. ‘Oh, they’ve Gibbs is a team captain with the potential accomplishment, done,” Fitzgerald said. “He’s had A message from Farrell guided got that blonde-haired kid who Pflueger and senior forward Eli- just as he wasn’t keen on getting little turnover. The right word is Gibbs through the experience. tips stuff in at the buzzer, but I jah Burns. into details before last week’s ‘consistency.’ They know who they “I learned that I have to play don’t know his name.’ “Every day is a learning proc- game against Notre Dame, which are. They recruit guys who fit their within myself,” Gibbs said. “I “ ‘And Gibbs: ‘Is that Ashton ess for me as a leader,” Gibbs said. Northwestern lost 31-21 in a com- program. They develop them at can’t force things. I have to keep Gibbs or Sterling Gibbs?’ ” Brey “Especially not really having to petitive battle. But he acknowl- every position at an outstanding playing how I play. continued, referring to Gibbs’ do it my first two years. But edged the importance to the team level. They’ve won champion- “That was something Matt brothers, both former college looking at what Bonz and Matt, of what has been dubbed “the ships and they do it the right way.” always preached to me. I may players. “And then nobody even V.J. (Beachem) and Steve (Vas- Quest for the West.” This 20-day stretch is critical to have a tough shooting day, or a knows the rest of our roster. … It’s turia) have helped me through, “I’m trying to have a good the Wildcats’ reputation and pro- tough day driving to the basket. kind of a neat group, finding that’s something that I really take Tuesday practice,” Fitzgerald said. jection as a program. But I can’t get out of character itself. Rex and T.J. have been into account and something that “I said that (also) last week for a “This is a goal that we set at the because once you’re out of char- rocks for us.” helped me get to this point. reason. Yeah, you want to be beginning of the year,” defensive acter, it can take the team out of Gibbs is embracing that under- “It’s making sure I’m always consistent in everything you do. end Joe Gaziano said. “We always character.” dog status. He pointed to the playing at the best of my abilities, We don’t hide from (wanting) to want to win the West. To be in that He will be the leading charac- 2014-15 season, when the Irish whether that’s me leading, be the best player development position, it feels good. We’ve taken ter for Notre Dame this season, started unranked and ended up playing or on the bench. The team in the country. care of the games that we needed which tips off Tuesday night winning the ACC tournament. biggest takeaway was how Matt “We want to be consistent to to be in this position. Moving against UIC at the Joyce Center. “We’ve done it before,” Gibbs and Bonzie were able to do that. winners. We don’t hide away from forward, we want our goals to “T.J. is going to have to score said. “Coach knows what he’s Me watching them, it helped me it; we want to win the West. We align with our realities.” for us,” Irish coach Mike Brey doing, and we know he’s going to get ready for this year.” haven’t made that step yet. Our said. “And then it’s a matter of put us in the right position.” focus this week is to prepare the [email protected] who do we have in there with Teammates are confident [email protected] right way and go 1-0. We know the Twitter @sryantribune him. 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NFL NOTES Stars of show: Byard, Bears GM Pace restoring Mariota lead Titans honor to franchise Haugh, from Page 1 They are ... winning Associated Press Cooper scored the first Cowboys touch- No sports executive in Chicago has had down and finished with five catches for 58 a better 2018 than Pace, who completely enough to sit atop the Marcus Mariota threw two touchdown yards. resuscitated his career after the Mc- passes and ran for another score after Caskeys gave him a reprieve at the end of NFC North standings fumbling on the first two possessions, and Redskins injuries pile up: The Redskins last season. Cynics among us — present the Titans spoiled Amari Cooper’s Dallas lost more than a quarter of their starting company included — would have under- and consider a playoff debut with a 28-14 victory over the Cowboys offense in one fell swoop, with receiver Paul stood the Bears firing Pace along with on Monday night in Arlington, Texas. Richardson and guards Brandon Scherff coach John Fox, whose Halas Hall epitaph spot a realistic goal. Kevin Byard sparked the sluggish Titans and Shawn Lauvao all going on injured remains 14-34. Pace presided over the with an end-zone interception of Dak reserve because they need season-ending same lousy record for three seasons, but Prescott and celebrated T.O.-style. The surgery. instead of getting a pink slip on Jan. 1, he those terms. Teams hate acknowledging safety sprinted to midfield and stood on the Coach Jay Gruden said that Richardson received a two-year contract extension they draft for need, but that’s what the Cowboys’ star logo while spreading his had been playing through a shoulder injury through 2021. Chairman George Mc- Bears did with their first two selections: arms, just as Terrell Owens did 18 years ago that is now too much to bear, while Pro Caskey’s faith in Pace seemed blind. linebacker Roquan Smith eighth and wide at old Texas Stadium in a 49ers rout. Bowl right guard Scherff tore a pectoral In retrospect and in fairness, sticking receiver Anthony Miller in the second The Cowboys looked like the team muscle and left guard Lauvao tore the ACL with Pace offers a solid argument for round. On Sunday against the Bills, Smith headed for a blowout win but led just 7-0 in his left knee in a 38-14 loss to the visiting patience so hard to find in professional led the Bears in tackles with 13 and Miller after Mariota’s early miscues because of Falcons on Sunday. sports. To Pace’s credit, he has taken ad- topped the team in catches with five. Brett Maher’s missed 38-yard field goal and That setback ended a three-game win- vantage of his second chance to make a Their welcome contributions helped the Prescott’s ill-advised throw into double ning streak for the NFC East-leading first impression by essentially hitting reset Bears cope with a second straight game coverage. Redskins (5-3), who brought in several on his tenure as Bears GM. Pace has made without Mack, the player who could de- The Titans (4-4) stopped a three-game offensive linemen for tryouts Monday and one smart decision after another since fine Pace’s tenure even more than Tru- losing streak while handing the Cowboys signed tackle Austin Howard and guards that day to put the Bears in the enviable bisky. Debate all you want who means (3-5) their first loss in four home games. Jonathan Cooper and Luke Bowanko. spot they find themselves in at the NFL’s more to the future of the Bears, but every- midseason. body can agree that Mack’s presence It all started with the firing of Fox and increased Trubisky’s margin for error. the hiring of head coach Matt Nagy, the When the Bears traded their next two key to every move that followed. Nagy first-round draft picks, a third-rounder in possesses the same record after eight 2020 and a sixth-rounder in 2019 to the games that Marc Trestman had as Bears Raiders for Mack and a 2020 second- coach, but the comparisons end there. The round selection, Pace pulled off the NFL way Nagy connects with players reveals a trade of the year. Nothing about Raiders natural charisma Pace identified immedi- coach Jon Gruden’s motivation matters to ately and considered as impactful as his the Bears. Nobody outside of Oakland innovative football mind. But even the cares and no qualifier is necessary when most intelligent coach is only as smart as acknowledging the obvious benefits of the his best players, and that’s where Pace also deal for the Bears. A solid defense em- deserves praise — just as he received braced the opportunity to become spec- blame for swinging and missing on expen- tacular. Legitimacy arrived Sept. 1 pre- sive free-agent mistakes such as quarter- cisely the moment the limousine carrying back Mike Glennon and wide receiver Mack pulled into 1920 Football Drive in Markus Wheaton. Lake Forest. The first month of the season With a fresh slate and new coach full of confirmed it. ideas, Pace attacked free agency shrewdly For all the grief Pace received for giving enough to sell hope to the top available up a king’s ransom to move up to draft wide receiver and tight end: Allen Rob- Trubisky at No. 2 in 2017, he never lost his inson and Trey Burton. The fastest wide nerve. It took even more temerity to sacri- receiver on the market, Taylor Gabriel, fice the next two first-round draft picks also bought what Pace was selling on for a player that announced the Bears behalf of Nagy. Though injuries have lim- want to win now, ahead of schedule. And ited Robinson the last two weeks, the here they are, 5-3 at the midpoint of potential everyone saw in the Bears’ offen- Nagy’s first season, winning enough to sit sive free agents has given way to produc- atop the NFC North standings and con- tion. Robinson often demands double sider a playoff spot a realistic goal. teams. Burton finds seams and catches As a result, the Bears represent one of everything. Gabriel gets deep and has the NFL’s biggest surprises. Many reasons developed a sneaky good chemistry with explain their accelerated success in the quarterback Mitch Trubisky. A modern first year under Nagy but none bigger than passing game finally caught the Bears up a change of Pace. to the rest of the league. David Haugh is a special contributor to Next on his list, in April, Pace allowed the Chicago Tribune and co-host of the the depth chart to dictate the Bears draft “Mully and Haugh Show” weekdays from — though he would resist putting it in 5-9 a.m. on WSCR-AM-670.

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TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN MON EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Cavs’ Drew on board with new deal DET Toronto 10 1 .909 — 9-1 W-4 6-0 4-1 5-1 1 Noon Boston 6 4 .600 3 ⁄2 6-4 L-2 3-1 3-3 5-3 Larry Drew’s awkward impasse with the FOX-32, Philadelphia 6 5 .545 4 6-4 L-1 6-0 0-5 5-5 1 AM-780 Brooklyn 4 6 .400 5 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 3-2 1-4 4-3 Cavaliers is over. The team relented to Drew’s New York 3 8 .273 7 2-8 L-2 2-4 1-4 2-7 requests by restructuring his contract and @NO CLE DAL SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF signing him to be their coach for the remainder of 7 7 7 Charlotte 5 5 .500 — 5-5 W-1 3-2 2-3 5-4 NBCSCH, WGN-9, NBCSCH, 1 Miami 4 5 .444 ⁄2 4-5 W-1 2-2 2-3 3-4 this season — and perhaps beyond. AM-670 AM-670 AM-670 Orlando 4 6 .400 1 4-6 W-2 2-4 2-2 3-3 Drew and his agent, Andy Miller, had been 1 Atlanta 3 6 .333 1 ⁄2 3-6 W-1 2-2 1-4 2-4 1 CAR @PHI @CAR Washington 2 7 .222 2 ⁄2 2-7 W-1 1-3 1-4 1-2 negotiating since the Cavs’ top assistant asked for 7:30 Noon 6 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF security and guarantees if he was going to NBCSCH, NBCSCH, NBCSCH, AM-720 AM-720 AM-720 Milwaukee 8 1 .889 — 8-1 W-1 6-0 2-1 6-1 become the team’s interim coach and replace Indiana 7 4 .636 2 6-4 L-1 3-2 4-2 5-1 Detroit 4 5 .444 4 4-5 L-5 3-2 1-3 4-5 Tyronn Lue, who was fired Oct. 28. Drew wanted Chicago 3 8 .273 6 3-7 W-1 1-5 2-3 3-4 a raise to finish the season and got one. TUESDAY ON TV/RADIO LATEST LINE 1 Cleveland 1 9 .100 7 ⁄2 1-9 L-3 1-4 0-5 1-7 NBA “So now there’s clarity,” Drew said before the NBA WESTERN CONFERENCE 7:30 p.m. Wizards at Mavericks NBA TV pregame.com TUESDAY SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Cavs lost to the Magic 102-100 to fall to 1-9 — 0-5 at Charlotte 11 Atlanta COLLEGE BASKETBALL at Dallas 1 Washington San Antonio 6 3 .667 — 6-3 L-1 4-2 2-1 6-1 on the road. “Because there’s no gray area ... me Brooklyn 1 at Phoenix Memphis 5 4 .556 1 5-4 L-2 3-0 2-4 3-3 and my staff can just roll our sleeves up and 5:30 p.m. Chicago State at Indiana BTN Milwaukee 1 at Portland Houston 4 5 .444 2 4-5 W-3 0-4 4-1 1-5 1 5:30 p.m. Wagner at Seton Hall FS2 NHL New Orleans 4 6 .400 2 ⁄2 4-6 L-6 3-1 1-5 3-6 (help) this team be successful.” TUESDAY Dallas 2 7 .222 4 2-7 L-6 2-2 0-5 1-4 ■ The Thunder beat the Pelicans 122-116 but lost 6 p.m. UIC at Notre Dame WMVP-AM 1000 at Columbus -138 Dallas +128 NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF at N.Y. Rangers off Montreal off guard Russell Westbrook, who limped off the 6 p.m. Michigan State vs. Kansas ESPN at Toronto -135 Las Vegas +125 Denver 9 1 .900 — 9-1 W-5 6-0 3-1 6-1 New Jersey -133 at Ottawa +123 Portland 7 3 .700 2 7-3 W-1 4-2 3-1 5-1 court with a sprained left ankle in the third 6 p.m. Florida Gulf Coast at Illinois State NBCSCH at Detroit -105 Vancouver -105 1 Oklahoma City 5 4 .556 3 ⁄2 5-4 W-5 3-2 2-2 3-3 at Tampa Bay -180 Edmonton +165 quarter. ... Jamal Murray scored a career-high 48 6 p.m. North Carolina at Wofford ESPN2 at St. Louis -111 Carolina +101 Utah 4 6 .400 5 4-6 L-4 0-4 4-2 4-5 1 Minnesota 4 7 .364 5 ⁄2 4-6 L-3 4-1 0-6 2-5 points, including 19 in the fourth quarter, as the 6 p.m. Morgan State at Villanova FS1 at San Jose -150 Minnesota +140 at Los Angeles off Anaheim off PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Nuggets beat the Celtics 115-107. At 9-1, the 7:30 p.m. Norfolk State at Michigan BTN COLLEGE FOOTBALL Golden State 10 1 .909 — 9-1 W-8 6-0 4-1 6-1 Nuggets are off to their best start since 1976-77. WEEK 11 TUESDAY 1 1 2 7:30 p.m. IUPUI at Xavier FS2 at Buffalo 20 ⁄2 Kent St L.A. Clippers 6 4 .600 3 ⁄ 6-4 W-2 4-1 2-3 4-3 1 WEDNESDAY Sacramento 6 4 .600 3 ⁄2 6-4 L-1 2-1 4-3 2-3 8 p.m. Missouri-KC at Loyola NBCSCH 1 Ohio 3 at Miami (Ohio) L.A. Lakers 4 6 .400 5 ⁄2 4-6 L-1 2-3 2-3 4-5 8 p.m. Florida at Florida State ESPN2 at N. Illinois 3 Toledo Phoenix 2 7 .222 7 2-7 W-1 2-3 0-4 2-6 THURSDAY 8 p.m. Maryland-Baltimore County at Marquette FS1 at NC State 17 Wake Forest through Monday FRIDAY NHL 8:30 p.m. Duke vs. Kentucky ESPN, WMVP-AM 1000 at Syracuse 21 Louisville MONDAY’S RESULTS BULLS 116, KNICKS 115 (2OT) Fresno St 3 at Boise St Bulls 116, New York 115 (2OT) 9:30 p.m. Western Kentucky at Washington ESPNU SATURDAY Orlando 102, Cleveland 100 BULLS 24 23 31 24 6 8 — 116 at Houston 4 Temple Houston 98, indiana 94 New York 21 26 25 30 6 7 — 115 Video shows Senators in bad light 1 10 p.m. BYU at Nevada CBSSN Michigan 38 ⁄2 at Rutgers Miami 120, Detroit 115 (OT) 1 at Pittsburgh 2 ⁄2 Virginia Tech Okla. City 122, New Orleans 116 BULLS MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS COLLEGE FOOTBALL Clemson 18 at Boston Coll. Denver 115, Boston 107 Holiday 46:51 2-10 0-0 0-4 3 4 6 at Texas A&M 12 Mississippi Toronto 124, Utah 111 A video has surfaced showing several Senators 6:30 p.m. Kent State at Buffalo ESPNU 1 Parker 42:24 7-15 1-1 1-8 2 2 15 Kentucky 3 ⁄2 at Tennessee Golden State 117, Memphis 101 players trashing the team and an assistant coach 1 Carter Jr. 22:20 3-9 4-4 6-13 2 6 11 BYU 13 ⁄2 at UMass L.A. Clippers 120, Minnesota 109 GOLF 1 LaVine 49:01 13-25 11-14 0-4 4 1 41 at Virginia 23 ⁄2 Liberty during an Uber ride. 10 p.m. Blue Bay LPGA Golf Channel at Ga. Southern Pk Troy TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Payne 40:44 4-11 0-1 1-3 2 1 8 1 Atlanta at Charlotte, 6 Blakeney 20:08 6-13 4-5 0-1 0 2 17 at Iowa St 14 ⁄2 Baylor The video shows players discussing their 1 Washington at Dallas, 7:30 Felicio 18:23 2-2 0-1 0-7 1 2 4 NHL at UCF 25 ⁄2 Navy 1 Brooklyn at Phoenix, 8 at W. Virginia 13 ⁄2 TCU Lopez 17:19 1-3 0-0 3-5 0 0 2 ineffective penalty kill and mocking assistant 6:30 p.m. Oilers at Lightning NBCSN at Georgia Tech 4 Miami Milwaukee at Portland, 9 Arcidiacono 17:16 1-2 2-4 0-0 1 2 4 1 Martin Raymond in what appears to be a at Kansas St 12 ⁄2 Kansas WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE Hutchison 15:33 4-5 0-0 0-3 0 2 8 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SOCCER at E. Michigan 13 Akron Bulls at New Orleans, 7 TOTALS 43-95 22-30 11-48 15 22 116 recording from a camera mounted on the dash of 11:55 a.m. Red Star Belgrade vs. Liverpool TNT at Indiana 3 Maryland Detroit at Orlando, 6 Pcts: FG .453, FT .733. 3-pointers: 8-30, .267 SMU 18 at UConn Oklahoma City at Cleveland, 6 (LaVine 4-10, Holiday 2-6, Carter Jr. 1-1, an Uber driver’s van or SUV. There are seven 1 at Duke 10 ⁄2 N. Carolina New York at Atlanta, 6:30 Blakeney 1-5, Arcidiacono 0-1, Hutchison 0-1, 2 p.m. Napoli vs. Paris Saint-Germain TNT 1 at Oklahoma 17 ⁄2 Oklahoma St San Antonio at Miami, 6:30 Parker 0-2, Payne 0-4). Team rebs: 12. players in the vehicle, including Matt Duchene, TENNIS at Iowa 10 Northwestern Denver at Memphis, 7 Team turnovers: 19. Blocks: 9 (Carter Jr. 2, at Cincinnati 12 South Florida Philadelphia at Indiana, 7 LaVine 2, Lopez 2, Blakeney, Parker, Payne). Chris Wideman, Chris Tierney and Thomas Noon USTA Women’s Pro Circuit Vegas Tennis Channel Arkansas St 6 at Coast. Carol. Dallas at Utah, 8 Turnovers: 19 (LaVine 8, Parker 4, Carter Jr. 3, 1 at Tulane 13 ⁄2 East Carolina Toronto at Sacramento, 9 Blakeney, Felicio, Hutchison, Lopez). Chabot. 1 7 p.m. USTA Women’s Pro Circuit Vegas Tennis Channel at Utah 3 ⁄2 Oregon Minn. at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 Opp. points off turnovers: 18. Steals: 9 1 Post Media shared the video Monday night. It’s Wash. St 5 ⁄2 at Colorado (Holiday 3, LaVine 3, Blakeney 2, Arcidia- 1 SUNDAY’S RESULTS at Marshall 14 ⁄2 Charlotte cono). not clear who posted the original video. 1 Milwaukee 144, Sacra. 109 North Texas 14 ⁄2 at Old Dominion Technical fouls: coach Bulls (Defensive three COLLEGE FOOTBALL 1 Washington 108, New York 95 at Cent. Mich. 7 ⁄2 Bowling Green second), 8:34 first. The players ridicule Raymond, who handles at Nevada 13 Colorado St Brooklyn 122, Philadelphia 97 1 Orlando 117, San Antonio 110 N.Y. MN FG-A FT-A REB A PF PTS COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF TOP 25 at Stanford 21 ⁄2 Oregon St the team’s penalty-killing unit, in the five-minute Phoenix 102, Memphis 100 CFP RK. TEAM AP REC PF PA WEEK 11/NEXT GAME *-A.M. Mid. Tenn. 14 at UTEP Dotson 41:24 7-14 2-2 1-5 2 3 18 1 Portland 111, Minnesota 81 at Georgia 14 ⁄2 Auburn Vonleh 34:33 3-10 3-4 5-11 1 3 10 clip. 1. Alabama 1 9-0 462 127 Sat vs. #18 Mississippi State, 2:30 at Penn St 8 Wisconsin Toronto 121, L.A. Lakers 107 2. Clemson 2 9-0 430 120 Sat at #22 Boston College, 7 Robinson 11:03 0-2 0-0 1-3 0 4 0 “Marty Raymond, the only coach in NHL at Alabama 26 Miss. St Ntilikina 16:12 0-6 0-0 0-1 2 2 0 3. LSU 9 7-2 243 150 Sat at Arkansas, 6:30 1 at Air Force 13 ⁄2 New Mexico Trier 41:47 5-15 9-9 0-3 1 3 21 4. Notre Dame 3 9-0 303 174 Sat vs, Florida State, 6:30 at Missouri 16 Vanderbilt history to have the worst power play and the 1 Kanter 40:56 8-14 7-8 9-24 7 2 23 5. Michigan 4 8-1 330 122 Sat at Rutgers, 2:30 at Nebraska 17 ⁄2 Illinois worst PK within a calendar year,” Duchene says. 1 NBA G LEAGUE Hezonja 35:59 6-18 2-3 2-6 2 3 15 6. Georgia 5 8-1 343 148 Sat vs. Auburn, 6 Purdue 11 ⁄2 at Minnesota 1 Mudiay 34:24 7-16 1-1 3-6 2 5 16 at Memphis 15 ⁄2 Tulsa 7. Oklahoma 6 8-1 442 251 Sat vs. Oklahoma State, 2:30 Burke 23:38 3-7 2-2 0-2 3 2 8 Duchene later adds that he “(hasn’t) paid at Florida 7 S. Carolina EASTERN CONFERENCE 8. Washington St. 10 8-1 345 214 Sat at Colorado, 2:30 1 Thomas 5:00 1-2 0-0 0-1 0 0 2 at USC 5 ⁄2 California CENTRAL W L PCT GB attention in three weeks” during Raymond’s 9. Kentucky 12 7-2 222 138 Sat at Tennessee, 2:30 Texas 1 at Texas Tech Knox 4:59 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 2 10. Ohio State 8 8-1 380 214 Sat at Michigan State, 11* LSU 13 at Arkansas Wisconsin 1 1 .500 — TOTALS 41-106 26-29 21-62 20 27 115 meetings. 11. Florida 19 6-3 275 190 Sat vs. South Carolina, 11* at Utah St 31 San Jose St WINDY CITY 1 1 .500 — Pcts: FG .387, FT .897. 3-pointers: 7-26, .269 1 “Here’s the other thing, too. We don’t change 12. UCF 11 8-0 363 167 Sat vs. Navy, 11* Appalach. St 21 ⁄2 at Texas St Grand Rapids 1 1 .500 — (Trier 2-4, Dotson 2-7, Vonleh 1-2, Mudiay 1-3, 1 Hezonja 1-5, Burke 0-1, Kanter 0-1, Ntilikina 13. West Virginia 7 7-1 321 178 Sat vs. TCU, 11* at LA-Laf. 14 Georgia St Fort Wayne 0 1 .000 ⁄2 anything ever. So why do we even have a 1 0-3). Team rebs: 6. Team turnovers: 17. 14. Penn State 21 6-3 335 220 Sat vs. Wisconsin, 11* at FAU 18 W. Kentucky Canton 0 1 .000 ⁄2 1 Blocks: 6 (Robinson 2, Vonleh 2, Hezonja, Louisiana-Monroe 5 ⁄2 at S. Alabama meeting?” he says. 15. Utah — 6-3 273 172 Sat vs. Oregon, 4:30 MONDAY’S RESULTS Trier). Turnovers: 17 (Kanter 4, Vonleh 4, at Louisiana Tech 25 Rice Sioux Falls 126, Memphis 125 16. Iowa — 6-3 274 167 Sat vs. Northwestern, 2:30 1 Hezonja 3, Mudiay 2, Trier 2, Burke, Knox). FIU 10 ⁄2 at UTSA Stockton 120, South Bay 87 The Senators are currently 29th in the league 17. Texas 15 6-3 291 241 Sat at Texas Tech, 6:30 at Notre Dame 18 Florida St Opp. points off turnovers: 17. Steals: 7 (Trier 1 18. Mississippi St. 18 6-3 262 111 Sat at #1 Alabama, 2:30 at UAB 11 ⁄2 Southern Miss TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE 2, Hezonja, Kanter, Knox, Mudiay, Vonleh). in penalty killing at 68.8 percent. AP 1 Delaware at Westchester, 6 19. Syracuse 13 7-2 390 253 Fri vs. Louisville, 6 Ohio State 3 ⁄2 at Michigan St Officials: Jason Phillips, Mark Lindsay, 1 Northern Arizona at Iowa, 7 20. Texas A&M — 5-4 263 200 Sat vs. Mississippi, 11* at Arizona St 12 ⁄2 UCLA Texas at Salt Lake City, 8 Mitchell Ervin A: 19,812. 21. NC State 22 6-2 260 204 Thu vs. Walke Forest, 6:30 at San Diego St 19 UNLV 22. Boston College 17 7-2 335 217 Thu vs. #2 Clemson, 7 NFL 23. Fresno State 16 7-1 364 111 Fri at Boise State, 9:15 WEEK 10 THURSDAY NHL 24. Iowa State 23 5-3 215 170 Sat vs. Baylor, 2:30 at Pittsburgh 4 Carolina SUNDAY IN BRIEF 25. Virginia — 6-3 239 173 Sat vs. Liberty, 2 1 at Bears 6 ⁄2 Detroit EASTERN CONFERENCE CFP-College Football Playoff; AP-Associated Press; PF/A-points for/allowed 1 at N.Y. Jets 7 ⁄2 Buffalo ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Atlanta 4 at Cleveland BASEBALL: New Orleans 4 at Cincinnati Tampa Bay 14 10 3 1 21 50 38 5-2-0 5-1-1 4-0-0 Late Yankees owner George Stein- BIG TEN STANDINGS 1 CONF ALL PF PA WEEK 11/NEXT GAME *-11 A.M. at Tampa Bay 2 ⁄2 Washington Toronto 14 9 5 0 18 48 39 3-5-0 6-0-0 2-1-0 WEST 1 brenner, former managers Lou Piniella, Davey New England 6 ⁄2 at Tennessee Boston 14 8 4 2 18 39 31 5-1-0 3-3-2 4-1-0 1 Northwestern 5-1 5-4 201 189 Sat at #16 Iowa, 2:30 at Green Bay 9 ⁄2 Miami Montreal 14 8 4 2 18 45 40 5-3-0 3-1-2 2-2-2 Johnson and Charlie Manuel, and six players Wisconsin 4-2 6-3 279 188 Sat at #14 Penn State, 11* at Indianapolis 3 Jacksonville 1 Buffalo 15 7 6 2 16 43 44 4-2-1 3-4-1 2-2-0 Purdue 4-2 5-4 263 182 Sat at Minnesota, 2:30 at Kansas City 16 ⁄2 Arizona headed by Lee Smith are on the 10-man ballot for Iowa 3-3 6-3 274 167 Sat vs. Northwestern, 2:30 L.A. Chargers 10 at Oakland Ottawa 14 5 6 3 13 45 59 4-2-2 1-4-1 3-3-1 Illinois 2-4 4-5 261 332 Sat vs. Nebraska, 11* at L.A. Rams 10 Seattle Detroit 14 4 8 2 10 37 53 2-4-1 2-4-1 1-4-0 the Hall of Fame’s Today’s Game Era committee Minnesota 1-5 4-5 250 286 Sat vs. Purdue, 2:30 at Philadelphia 6 Dallas Florida 11 3 5 3 9 34 41 0-3-1 3-2-2 0-0-2 MONDAY to consider. Harold Baines, Albert Belle, Will Nebraska 1-5 2-7 238 267 Sat vs. Illinois, 11* METRO GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV EAST CONF ALL PF PA WEEK 11/NEXT GAME at San Fran. 3 N.Y. Giants Clark, Orel Hershiser and Joe Carter also are on N.Y. Islanders 14 8 4 2 18 45 34 3-1-2 5-3-0 6-0-0 Michigan 6-0 8-1 330 122 Sat at Rutgers, 2:30 Pittsburgh 13 6 4 3 15 46 45 2-4-1 4-0-2 1-2-1 the ballot for the 16-man committee, which Ohio State 5-1 8-1 380 214 Sat at Michigan State, 11* TENNIS Michigan St. 4-2 6-3 211 171 Sat vs. #10 Ohio State, 11* Washington 13 6 4 3 15 50 49 4-1-2 2-3-1 1-1-1 meets Dec. 9 in Las Vegas. The committee Penn State 3-3 6-3 335 220 Sat vs. Wisconsin, 11* WTA RANKING Columbus 14 7 6 1 15 46 51 3-4-0 4-2-1 1-1-0 Maryland 3-3 5-4 256 220 Sat at Indiana, 11* Philadelphia 15 7 7 1 15 48 56 2-4-0 5-3-1 1-2-0 considers candidates from 1998 to the present. ... SINGLES Carolina 14 6 6 2 14 39 41 3-3-1 3-3-1 2-1-1 Indiana 1-5 4-5 242 268 Sat vs. Maryland, 11* 1. Simona Halep, Romania 6,921 Shohei Ohtani is a finalist for the AL Rookie of Rutgers 0-6 1-8 121 270 Sat vs. #5 Michigan, 2:30 2. Angelique Kerber, Germany 5,875 New Jersey 12 6 5 1 13 39 36 5-1-1 1-4-0 2-2-0 3. Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark 5,586 N.Y. Rangers 14 6 7 1 13 38 44 4-3-0 2-4-1 0-1-1 the Year award along with Yankees infielders TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Robert Morris at E. Kentucky, noon 4. Elina Svitolina, Ukraine 5,350 WESTERN CONFERENCE Troy at Georgia Southern, noon 5. Naomi Osaka, Japan 5,115 Miguel Andujar and Gleyber Torres. The Base- Kent St. at Buffalo, 6:30 CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Delaware St. at Morgan St., noon 6. Sloane Stephens, U.S. 5,023 ball Writers’ Association of America revealed the WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE Howard at Norfolk St., noon 7. Petra Kvitova, Czech Rep 4,630 Nashville 14 11 3 0 22 47 30 5-3-0 6-0-0 2-0-0 NC A&T at Savannah St., noon 8. Karolina Pliskova, Czech Rep 4,465 Ohio at Miami (Ohio), 6 Minnesota 13 8 3 2 18 40 36 5-0-2 3-3-0 4-2-0 finalists for its major awards, and the winners Furman at VMI, 12:30 9. Kiki Bertens, Netherlands 4,335 Toledo at N. Illinois, 7 Winnipeg 14 8 5 1 17 41 38 5-2-1 3-3-0 2-2-0 Grambling St. at Alabama A&M, 1 10. Daria Kasatkina, Russia 3,415 will be announced next week. The World Series DOUBLES Dallas 14 8 5 1 17 41 36 5-2-0 3-3-1 1-1-0 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Rhode Island at James Madison, 1 Hampton at MVSU, 1 1. Barbora Krejcikova, 7775 Colorado 14 7 4 3 17 52 40 3-1-1 4-3-2 1-1-0 champion Red Sox might be in line for more NC Central at Bethune-Cookman, 6 Samford at The Citadel, 1 1. Katerina Siniakova, 7775 Chicago 15 6 6 3 15 46 56 3-2-2 3-4-1 2-1-1 Wake Forest at #21 NC State, 6:30 Charlotte at Marshall, 1:30 3. Timea Babos, Hungary, 7765 St. Louis 12 4 5 3 11 42 47 3-4-1 1-1-2 1-2-3 hardware, with Mookie Betts a finalist for AL 3. Kristina Mladenovic, France 7765 SATURDAY’S SCHEDULE Jackson St. at Alabama St., 2 PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV MVP and Alex Cora in the final three for AL Gardner-Webb at Charleston Southern, 2 5. Barbora Strycova, 6535 6. Ekaterina Makarova, Russia, 6205 MIDWEST Maine at Richmond, 2 7. Ashleigh Barty, Australia, 6101 Calgary 15 9 5 1 19 52 50 4-2-1 5-3-0 1-1-0 Manager of the Year. Stetson at Butler, 11* Jacksonville St. at Tennessee St., 2 8. Demi Schuurs, Netherlands, 5925 Vancouver 15 9 6 0 18 47 50 5-2-0 4-4-0 2-2-0 Akron at E. Michigan, 11* Tennessee Tech at UT Martin, 2 Kansas at Kansas St., 11* 9. Andrea Sestini Hlavackova, 5840 Edmonton 14 8 5 1 17 42 41 3-2-1 5-3-0 0-0-0 North Texas at Old Dominion, 2:30 10. Gabriela Dabrowski, Canada, 5085 San Jose 14 7 4 3 17 46 43 3-2-1 4-2-2 2-1-0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Vanderbilt at Missouri, 11* Wofford at W. Carolina, 2:30 Alabama guard Riley Anaheim 15 6 6 3 15 37 42 3-2-3 3-4-0 2-1-2 N. Iowa at Youngstown St., 11* NC Central at Bethune-Cookman, 3 ATP STANDINGS Morehead St. at Dayton, noon SC State at Florida A&M, 3 Arizona 13 7 6 0 14 37 29 4-3-0 3-3-0 2-1-0 Norris will miss the start of the season after x-qualified for Finals, London, Nov. 11-18 Illinois St. at Indiana St., noon Stephen F. Austin at Nicholls, 3 Vegas 14 6 7 1 13 33 39 4-2-1 2-5-0 1-0-1 Marist at Drake, 1 SINGLES having a procedure on his heart. The team East Carolina at Tulane, 3 1. x-Novak Djokovic, Serbia 8,045 Los Angeles 13 48192845 3-3-1 1-5-0 0-0-1 Austin Peay at E. Illinois, 1 Arkansas St. at Coastal Carolina, 4 2. i-Rafael Nadal, Spain 7,480 Two points for a win, one point for overtime loss. Top three teams in each division and announced that Norris is week to week after a S. Dakota St. at S. Illinois, 1 W. Kentucky at FAU, 4 3. x-Roger Federer, Switzerland 6,020 two wild cards per conference advance to playoffs. through Monday W. Illinois at South Dakota, 1 Georgia St. at Louisiana-Lafayette, 4 successful cardiac ablation procedure last week. Jacksonville at Valparaiso, 1 4. i-Juan del Potro, Argentina 5,300 Louisiana-Monroe at South Alabama, 4 5. x-Alexander Zverev, Germany 5,085 Bowling Green at Cent. Michigan, 2 Ark.-Pine Bluff at Southern U., 4 Norris is averaging 6.9 points and 4.3 rebounds N. Dakota St. at Missouri St., 2 6. x-Kevin Anderson, South Africa 4,310 MONDAY’S RESULTS AHL Auburn at Georgia, 6 Washington 4, Edmonton 2 Portland St. at North Dakota, 2 7. x-Marin Cilic, Croatia 4,050 per game during his career. ... Ohio State forward Miami at Georgia Tech, 6 New Jersey 5, Pittsburgh 1 South Florida at Cincinnati, 6 8. x-Dominic Thiem, Austria 3,895 Rice at Louisiana Tech, 6 Boston 2, Dallas 1 (OT) EAST 9. r-Kei Nishikori, Japan 3,390 WESTERN CONFERENCE Micah Potter is transferring two days before North Greenville at North Alabama, 6 10. r-John Isner, U.S. 3,155 Montreal 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 (SO) Lafayette at Army, 11* McNeese St. at Northwestern St., 6 Philadelphia 5, Arizona 2 CENTRAL W L OL SOL PT GF GA Buckeyes’ season opener. The university an- Sacred Heart at Duquesne, 11* DOUBLES Southern Miss. at UAB, 6:30 Milwaukee 8 2 3 0 19 43 34 Fordham at Holy Cross, 11* 1. x-Oliver Marach /Mate Pavic 7700 TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE SOUTHWEST WOLVES 7 3 0 1 15 45 32 nounced the decision but did not say to what Kennesaw St. at Monmouth (NJ), 11* 2. x-Juan S. Cabal / R. Farah 5830 Dallas at Columbus, 6 Middle Tennessee at UTEP, 2 Rockford 6 3 1 2 15 36 33 CCSU at St. Francis (Pa.), 11* 3. x-L. Kubot / Marcelo Melo 5430 Vegas at Toronto, 6 school the 6-foot-9 junior was going. Potter dealt Abilene Christian at Sam Houston St., 4. x-J. Murray / Bruno Soares 4940 Iowa 7 3 0 0 14 40 26 SMU at UConn, 11* 2:30 Montreal at N.Y. Rangers, 6 5. x-Mike Bryan / Jack Sock 4630 New Jersey at Ottawa, 6:30 Manitoba 6 5 0 0 12 27 37 with ankle injuries his first two years and has not BYU at UMass, 11* Incarnate Word at Cent. Arkansas, 3 Columbia at Brown, 11:30* 6. Bob and Mike Bryan 4355 Vancouver at Detroit, 6:30 G. Rapids 5 5 0 1 11 34 38 Houston Baptist at Lamar, 3 7. x-Raven. Klaasen / Michael Venus4300 Bucknell at Georgetown, 11:30* Edmonton at Tampa Bay, 6:30 Texas 4 5 1 1103641 met expectations that he would become a Appalachian St. at Texas St., 3 8. x-Nikola Mektic /Alexander. Peya 3920 Colgate at Lehigh, 11:30* Carolina at St. Louis, 7 San Antonio 3 10 0 0 6 26 37 Temple at Houston, 6 9. x-P.Hugues. Herbert/ N.. Mahut, 3490 dominant inside player. Princeton at Yale, 11:30* Minnesota at San Jose, 9:30 2 pts for a win, 1 point for an OT/shootout FIU at UTSA, 6 10. Henri Kontinen/ John Peers, 2740 Anaheim at Los Angeles, 9:30 loss. Wagner at Bryant, noon WEST i-injured; r-replacement Albany (NY) at New Hampshire, noon UCLA at Arizona St., 1 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE MONDAY’S RESULT GYMNASTICS: Harvard at Penn, noon N. Colorado at Montana St., 2 Pittsburgh at Washington, 6:30 San Jose 5, Stockton 2 The U.S. Olympic Committee is Delaware at Stony Brook, noon PREP FOOTBALL New Mexico at Air Force, 2:30 Nashville at Colorado, 9 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE moving to revoke USA Gymnastics’ status as the William & Mary at Villanova, noon San Jose St. at Utah St., 3 Calgary at Anaheim, 9:30 Dartmouth at Cornell, 12:30 Binghamton at Bridgeport, 9:30 a.m. UC Davis at E. Washington, 4:05 WEEK 12 RANKINGS Wolves at Milwaukee, 10:30 a.m. governing body for the sport at the Olympic level, Virginia Tech at Pittsburgh, 2:30 Davidson at San Diego, 4 SUNDAY’S RESULTS Clemson at Boston College, 7 Chicago-area high school rankings by Iowa at Rockford, 10:30 a.m. Montana at Idaho, 5:30 N.Y. Rangers 3, Buffalo 1 Laval at Utica, 6 meting out the nuclear option to an organization SOUTH Mike Clark for the Tribune. LW-last week. Weber St. at S. Utah, 6 Tampa Bay 4, Ottawa 3 (OT) Cleveland at Rochester, 6:05 Towson at Elon, 11* RK. TEAM W-L LW Idaho St. at Cal Poly, 6:05 Anaheim 3, Columbus 2 (OT) San Diego at Tucson, 8:05 that botched its reorganization in the wake of a Tulsa at Memphis, 11* N. Arizona at Sacramento St., 8 1. Lincoln-Way East 11-0 1 sex-abuse scandal involving former team doctor SE Missouri at Murray St., 11* Oregon St. at Stanford, 8 2. Batavia 11-0 2 Campbell at Presbyterian, 11* Colorado St. at Nevada, 9:30 3. Brother Rice 11-0 3 NFL North Carolina at Duke, 12:20 p.m. Larry Nassar. In an open letter to the gymnastics UNLV at San Diego St., 9:30 4. Marist 10-1 4 Mercer at Chattanooga, noon California at Southern Cal, 9:30 5. Maine South 10-1 5 community, USOC CEO Sarah Hirshland said 6. Mount Carmel 10-1 7 NFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA AFC NORTH W L T PCT PF PA 7. Nazareth 10-1 8 “you deserve better,” and that the challenges TRANSACTIONS 8. Homewood-Flossmoor 10-1 9 BEARS 5 3 0 .625 235 153 Pittsburgh 5 2 1 .688 227 188 facing USA Gymnastics are more than it is 9. Simeon 11-0 10 Minnesota 5 3 1 .611 221 204 Cincinnati 5 3 0 .625 221 237 Green Bay 3 4 1 .438 192 204 Baltimore 4 5 0 .444 213 160 BASKETBALL HOCKEY 10. Cary-Grove 11-0 11 capable of overcoming as currently constructed. 11. Phillips 9-2 12 Detroit 3 5 0 .375 180 210 Cleveland 2 6 1 .278 190 247 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 12. Richards 11-0 13 NFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA AFC EAST W L T PCT PF PA The federal law that governs the USOC gives the Washington: Recalled G Chasson Randle NHL: Suspended Winnipeg F Brendan 13. Willowbrook 11-0 14 Washington 5 3 0 .625 160 172 New England 7 2 0 .778 270 202 from Capital City (NBAGL). Lemieux two games an illegal check to 14. Wheaton 10-1 15 federation final say on which organizations Philadelphia 4 4 0 .500 178 156 Miami 5 4 0 .556 187 225 FOOTBALL the head of Florida F Vincent Trocheck. Warrenville South Dallas 3 5 0 .375 154 151 N.Y. Jets 3 6 0 .333 198 213 represent each sport at the Olympics. Dallas: Recalled G Philippe Desrosiers 15. Warren 10-1 16 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE from Idaho (ECHL) to Texas (AHL). N.Y. Giants 1 7 0 .125 150 205 Buffalo 2 7 0 .222 96 241 Bears: Signed OL Willie Beavers to the 16. Loyola 8-3 — Nashville: Signed D Matt Donovan to a NFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA AFC SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA practice squad. two-year, two-way contract. 17. St. Charles North 8-3 — MMA: Arizona: Re-signed WR Kendall Wright. N.Y. Rangers: Assigned D Sean Day from 18. Notre Dame 9-2 18 New Orleans 7 1 0 .875 279 218 Houston 6 3 0 .667 216 184 Floyd Mayweather is planning on fighting Signed OL Zack Golditch from Indianap- Hartford (AHL) to Maine (ECHL). Re- 19. Naperville Central 7-4 17 Carolina 6 2 0 .750 220 180 Tennessee 4 4 0 .500 134 141 Japanese kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa on Dec. olis’ practice squad. called F Lias Andersson from Hartford 20. Crete-Monee 8-3 — Atlanta 4 4 0 .500 228 226 Jacksonville 3 5 0 .375 134 170 Cincinnati: Placed LB Carl Lawson on in- (AHL). Tampa Bay 3 5 0 .375 229 275 Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 231 213 31 in Saitama, north of Tokyo. The 41-year-old jured reserve. Signed LS Clark Harris to a St. Louis: Recalled Fs Tanner Kaspick SOCCER NFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA AFC WEST W L T PCT PF PA contract extension and WR Auden Tate and Austin Poganski from Tulsa (ECHL) Mayweather is 50-0 in his boxing career but has from the practice squad. to San Antonio (AHL). L.A. Rams 8 1 0 .889 299 200 Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 327 226 Detroit: Waived WR Andy Jones. MLS PLAYOFFS Seattle 4 4 0 .500 188 156 L.A. Chargers 6 2 0 .750 220 180 never fought professionally under MMA rules. Green Bay: Released P Drew Kaiser. SOCCER NOV. 4 FIRST LEG Claimed S Ibraheim Campbell off waiv- Arizona 2 6 0 .250 110 199 Denver 3 6 0 .333 205 213 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Eastern Conference semifinals San Francisco 2 7 0 .222 207 239 Oakland 1 7 0 .125 141 252 The RIZIN Fighting Federation, the Japanese ers from the N.Y. Jets. New England: Declined 2019 options on L.A. Chargers: Released PK Caleb Stur- Columbus 1, New York 0 promoter, said rules and the weight class for the Ds Claude Dielna and Nicolas Samayoa, Atlanta 1, New York City FC 0 MONDAY’S RESULT gis. Signed PK Michael Badgley from the F Femi Hollinger-Janzen, Ms Guillermo TITANS 28, COWBOYS 14 Tennessee 28, Dallas 14 practice squad. Westerm Conference semifinals bout have not been set. Hauche and Cristhian Machado and Tennessee 0 14 7 7 — 28 WEEK 10 New England: Signed LB Ufomba Ka- M/D Mark Segbers. Exercised 2019 op- Portland 2, Seattle 1 Dallas 7700—14THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE malu to the practice squad. tions on Ds Jalil Anibaba, Antonio De- Sporting KC 1, Real Salt Lake 1 Carolina at Pittsburgh, 7:20 p.m. Oakland: Waived LB James Cowser. lamea and Andrew Farrell; Fs Teal Bun- First quarter A: 90,466. TENNIS: Western Conference second leg SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE Novak Djokovic returned to No. 1 after Signed DEs Jacquies Smith and Kony Ealy. bury, Cristian Penilla and Brian Wright; Dal: Cooper 4 pass from Prescott (Maher Thursday: Portland at Seattle, 9:30 Bears at Detroit, noon Washington: Placed WR Paul Rich- M/D Brandon Bye; Ms Luis Caicedo, kick), 6:12. a two-year absence and is assured of becoming Arizona at Kansas City, noon ardson Jr. and Gs Shawn Lauvao and Scott Caldwell, Diego Fagundez, Zach- Sunday: Salt Lake at Sporting KC, 2 Second quarter Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, noon Brandon Scherff on injured reserve. ary Herivaux and Kelyn Rowe; and Gs Eastern Conference second leg Ten: Henry 1 run (Succop kick), 9:35. the first man to finish a season at the top of the Jacksonville at Indianapolis, noon Signed OT Austin Howard and Gs Luis Cody Cropper, Brad Knighton and Matt Ten: D.Lewis 18 pass from Mariota (Suc- Sunday: Columbus at NY Red Bulls, 6:30 Washington at Tampa Bay, noon ATP rankings after being outside the top 20 Bowanko and John Cooper. Turner. Sunday: N.Y. City FC at Atlanta, 4:30 cop kick), 4:11. Dal: Hurns 23 pass from Prescott (Maher New Orleans at Cincinnati, noon CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS New England at Tennessee, noon during that season. That’s because the man he MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL AWARD FINALISTS First leg, Nov. 25; Second leg, Nov. 29 kick), :39. Third quarter Atlanta at Cleveland, noon First leg, Nov. 25; Second leg, Nov. 29 overtook, Rafael Nadal, is done for 2018. Nadal Ten: Jo.Smith 7 pass from Mariota (Suc- L.A. Chargers at Oakland, 3:05 p.m. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER MANAGER OF THE YEAR cop kick), 5:44. Miami at Green Bay, 3:25 p.m. American League WAR HR RBI AVG ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE withdrew from the ATP Finals in London and American League Fourth quarter Seattle at L.A. Rams, 3:25 p.m. Mookie Betts, OF, Bos 10.9 32 80 .346 CLUB W T L GF GA PTS Kevin Cash, TB; 90-72, 41-25 post ASG Ten: Mariota 9 run (Succop kick), 4:38. Dallas at Philadelphia, 7:20 p.m. announced he was having arthroscopic surgery Jose Ramirez, IF, Cle 7.9 39 105 .270 Alex Cora, Bos; 108-54; World Series title Man City 9 2 0 33 4 29 MONDAY, NOV. 12 Mike Trout, OF, LAA 10.2 39 79 .312 Bob Melvin, Oak; 97-65; 42-23 second half Chelsea 8 3 0 27 8 27 TEAM STATS TEN DAL N.Y. Giants at San Francisco, 7:15 p.m. on his right ankle. National League WAR HR RBI AVG National League Liverpool 8 3 0 21 5 27 First downs 24 18 Bye: Minnesota, Denver, Baltimore, Nolan Arenado, 3B, Col 5.6 38 110 .297 Bud Black, Col; 91-72; 17-6 in July Tottenham 8 0 3 19 10 24 Third down eff 11-14 5-11 Houston Javier Baez, IF, Cubs 6.3 34 111 .290 Craig Counsell, Mil; 96-67; 20-7 final month Arsenal 7 2 2 25 14 23 Total net yards 340 297 ALSO: The New York City Marathon set a record Christian Yelich, OF, Mil 7.6 36 110 .326 Brian Snitker, Atl; 90-72; 23-12 in 1-R games Bournemouth 6 2 3 20 14 20 Rushes-yards 36-125 19-72 Winners announced: Thu., Nov. 15 Winners announced: Tue., Nov. 13 Man United 6 2 3 19 18 20 Passing 215 225 Receiving: Ten, Davis 6-56, D.Lewis 4-60, for the most finishers of any marathon world- JACKIE ROBINSON ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Watford 6 1 4 16 13 19 Punt returns 3-11 1-7 Jo.Smith 2-33, Taylor 2-24, Batson 2-21, CY YOUNG AWARD Everton 5 3 3 19 15 18 Kickoff returns 1-23 1-23 Henry 2-5, Jennings 1-36, Stocker 1-5, wide with 52,812. Organizers said the total American League WAR W-L ERA SO American League Leicester 5 1 5 17 16 16 Int. returns 1-0 0-0 Sharpe 1-0. Dal, Cooper 5-58, Elliott 4-51, Corey Kluber, Cle 5.8 20-7 2.89 222 Miguel Andujar, 3B, NYY; 27 HR, .297 AVG Wolverhampton 4 3 4 11 12 15 Comp-att-int 21-29-0 21-32-1 Gallup 3-51, Beasley 3-16, De.Thompson topped the 51,394 from the 2016 NYC Marathon. Blake Snell, TB 7.5 21-5 1.89 221 Shohei Ohtani, RHP/DH, LA; 22 HR, Brighton 4 2 5 12 16 14 Sacked-yds lost 4-25 5-18 2-21, Jarwin 2-15, Hurns 1-23, R.Smith 1-8. Justin Verlander, Hou 6.3 16-9 252 290 .285 AVG; 4-2 W-L; 3.31 ERA Lelisa Desisa of Ethiopia and Mary Keitany of Gleyber Torres, 2B, NYY; 24 HR, 54 R West Ham 3 2 6 13 17 11 Punts 1-45.0 3-44.7 Tackles-assists-sacks: Ten, Woodyard 5-3-1, Vaccaro 5-1-0, But- National League WAR W-L ERA SO National League Crystal Palace 2 2 7 8 16 8 Fumbles-lost 2-2 1-1 Kenya were the men’s and women’s winners. Jacob deGrom, NYM 10.0 10-9 1.70 269 Burnley 2 2 7 12 25 8 Penalties-yards 3-20 6-52 ler 4-1-0, Brown 3-1-1, Ryan 3-1-0, Jack- Ronald Acuna Jr., OF, Atl; 26 HR, .293 AVG son 3-0-0, Landry 2-2-1, Orakpo 1-0-1, Aaron Nola, Phi 10.0 17-6 2.37 224 Southampton 1 4 6 7 20 7 Possession time 34:26 25:34 Walker Buehler, RHP, LAD; .262 ERA, 8-5. Johnson 1-0-1. Max Scherzer, Was 9.5 18-7 253 300 Newcastle 1 3 7 7 14 6 Juan Soto, OF, Was; 22 HR, 77 R, 70 RBI Rushing: Ten, D.Lewis 19-62, Mariota 10- Dal, Vander Esch 6-3-0, Smith 6-3-0, Huddersfield 1 3 7 5 21 6 — Edited from news services Winners announced: Wed., Nov. 14 Winners announced: Mon., Nov. 12 32, Henry 6-27, Davis 1-4. Dal, Elliott 17- Awuzie 6-1-0, Woods 4-3-0, Lawrence 2- Cardiff 1 2 8 9 24 5 61, Prescott 2-11. 2-1, Ross 2-1-1, Crawford 2-0-1. Fulham 1 2 8 11 29 5 Passing: Ten, Mariota 21-29-0-240. Dal, Interceptions: Ten, Byard 1-0. Prescott 21-31-1-243, Beasley 0-1-0-0. Inaugural Executive of the Year winner: Billy Beane, A’s VP of baseball operations MONDAY: Huddersfield 1, Fulham 0 Miss FG: Ten, Succop 28. Dal, Maher 38| 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018

BEARS Trubisky got job done on 3 big plays Quarterback must make more quality throws on third down

The Bears’ 41-9 romp ove r the Bills on Sun- day at New Era Field will not be remembered as a standout game for Mitch Trubisky, but the Brad Biggs second-year quarter- Bears Rewind back didn’t need big numbers for the Bears to roll over an AFC East opponent for the second straight week. Trubisky made three particularly good throws on third down in the game’s first 16 minutes, the kind of big plays he will need to make if the Bears are to have success against the more challenging opponents that await in the second half of the season. While the Bears struggled on third down, converting only 3 of 11 partly be- cause they didn’t run the ball effectively on second down, the conversions were im- pressive. The best was a 26-yard shot to tight end Trey Burton on third-and-15 from the Bills’ 42-yard line on the first play of the second quarter. Trubisky has missed the pass — from a formation of three receivers on on one side and one on the other, all running vertical routes — multiple times to Taylor Gabriel. Against the Bills’ cover three defense, the backside receiver, Gabriel in this instance, sat in the hole to hold the cornerback, creating a major void deep across the mid- BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE dle for Burton. On the opposite side, Josh It took a team effort to make Khalil Mack rest his ankle for two games. “It kills him not to be out there,” assistant Brandon Staley said. Bellamy sat to occupy that cornerback. That left two verticals open, with Burton beyond the second level and in front of free safety Jordan Poyer. Interestingly, if Trubisky had a little more time to pump fake, he probably had Anthony Miller, the slot receiver next to Burton, open for a touchdown. On his own level The classic zone beater was a really good games in 12 days, but Nagy wouldn’t say ness in a guy, whether it be a pass rush set call by coach Matt Nagy. The Bears had to Mack is ‘built different,’ Monday whether Mack would return to or a tip they’re giving away in the run throw the ball to the sticks or beyond to get says Bears assistant after practice Wednesday. game, all those things add up for you to the first down, and Trubisky took the Staley doesn’t fault Mack for trying to play at an elite level.” proper read and threw a strike to Burton. star LB misses 2 games play through the injury a few weeks ago. Earlier, Trubisky slid to his left and “What we saw is this guy is built Inside linebackers coach Glenn Pires climbed the pocket to connect with Miller By Colleen Kane different,” Staley said. “The will he has is wasn’t ready to call Sunday’s effort for a 19-yard gain, hitting him between and Rich Campbell probably more significant than we knew or from rookie Roquan Smith in a 41-9 cornerback Phillip Gaines and linebacker Chicago Tribune thought. win over the Bills his best game yet. Julian Stanford, who was replacing injured Bears outside linebackers coach Bran- “But that’s what makes him special. It Smith led the Bears with a team-high 12 starter Tremaine Edmunds. Facing third- don Staley said he believes Khalil Mack is kills him not to be out there. That’s what’s tackles, one short of his season high set and-7 on the next possession, Trubisky hit “at peace” with his recovery process from a going to make us even stronger when he against the Dolphins. And he helped force Gabriel for a 22-yard gain. right ankle injury that forced him to watch gets back. His example, just being able to Bills tight end Jason Croom to fumble in Trubisky’s numbers — 12 of 20 for 135 two games from the sideline for the first play through what would be such a the second quarter, leading to Eddie yards with one touchdown and one inter- time in his NFL career. detriment to so many others, sets a great Jackson’s 65-yard return for a touchdown. ception — weren’t memorable, and he Mack’s position coach could tell what a example and standard for our guys.” But Pires said he doesn’t think Smith made plenty of mistakes. Trubisky missed struggle it was for Mack to sit out the Staley spoke during assistant coach has played a complete game yet, saying the badly on the interception, failed to hit Bears’ victories against the Jets and the availability at Halas Hall, where several Bears need to see more consistency. Burton on a short route and failed to throw Bills, the latter game held near where he talked about the players who have helped “His speed and finishing to the ball and away the ball on a sack that never should played in college at Buffalo. Mack had the Bears defense ascend to a top-five his effort, that’s contagious,” Pires said. have happened. He’s fortunate right guard played 70 straight games over the first 4½ ranking in multiple categories, even with “That’s what we’ve got to see on a Eric Kush fell on the ball. But he made years of his career. Mack absent for two games. consistent basis.” some high-caliber throws, and those are “He’s a really prideful guy, so inside (he Here are three other things we heard the types of plays he needs more regularly. reacted) probably not well, because this from those defensive coaches. Staley is urging Leonard Floyd to be means so much to him,” Staley said more decisive at the top of his pass Ground woes: The Bears made a couple Monday. “He puts on a good front, but it Defensive line coach Jay Rodgers has rushes. of nice runs but not many. While they means a lot to him to play this game every some great analogies for what it’s like That begins with reading the offensive didn’t have a lot of chances as they ran a game. It was tough, but we know that was for opponents to play against Akiem tackle. Then he has to finish at the season-low 46 offensive plays, Jordan an ending, and this is a new beginning. Hicks. quarterback. It hasn’t happened yet this Howard bowled over Poyer for an 18-yard “He’s done a better job of accepting it, “The guy is a dancing bear out there,” season, as Floyd reached the midway point touchdown on a well-executed inside trap. attacking his rehab and knowing we have Rodgers said. “Anytime you get a guy who of the season Sunday without a sack. Left guard James Daniels tripped but was so much ahead of us. He’s such a big part of can move like he can at his size (it’s tough “He’s aware of it because they guys are still able to block defensive tackle Kyle what we’re trying to do, and him being for opponents), and you all have seen the all intense competitors,” Staley said. “They Williams. Right guard Bryan Witzmann well, him being himself is more important many impactful plays he has made with have a lot of pride in their production and was able to climb to the second level and than anything.” just his brute strength. He’s a hard guy to being able to impact the game. block linebacker Matt Milano. Center Cody When the Bears realized how much block. I think I heard on TV, it’s like “He’s rushing better. He’s rushing with Whitehair blocked down on nose tackle Mack was being affected by his injury blocking a 300-pound bar of soap. It’s more confidence. He’s around the quarter- Star Lotulelei, and it created a big hole for during the game against the Patriots, Staley hard.” back a lot more, giving himself a lot more Howard to reach the secondary and do said it took “a collaboration” among Hicks has 28 tackles, three sacks and opportunities than he was the first four what he hasn’t done enough of this season general manager Ryan Pace, coach Matt three forced fumbles this season for the games of the season. That’s evident. Now — break a tackle. Nagy, the training and strength staff and Bears, and he had three tackles, including it’s putting it all together.” But Howard (14 carries, 47 yards) and the assistant coaches to convince Mack one for a loss, against the Bills. Tarik Cohen (six caries, 5 yards) had a that missing the last two games were in the “He just has that knack for taking [email protected] tough time sustaining success. Cohen was best interest of him and the team. advantage of some of the things he’s really Twitter @ChiTribKane stopped for no gain on a counter on the [email protected] The Bears certainly could use Mack as good at, versus things the other guys Twitter @Rich_Campbell first possession. The Bears sent Bellamy in they open a stretch of three NFC North aren’t,” Rodgers said. “He’ll find a weak- motion, one example of a ton of window dressing on their run plays. The goal is to divert the attention of the linebackers, even if for just a split second, to help create BEARS NOTES angles. But Kush, pulling on the play, was beaten by defensive end Jerry Hughes, and left tackle Charles Leno struggled with Stanford. Kush had to kick out Hughes, Bears-Vikes game Nov. 18 flexed to nighttime and Leno needed to do his part to create a By Colleen Kane “That’s a super tight schedule there for Allen Robinson (groin) have day-to-day lane. Too many pileups at the line of scrim- and Rich Campbell us,” Nagy said. “But we can’t worry about outlooks, as they’ve had the last two weeks. mage hampered the running game. Chicago Tribune that. We’ll focus in on what we have this Mack has missed the last two games, week, and as that time goes, we’ll arrange and there’s significant optimism within Knowing the opponent: The secondary The Bears’ Week 11 game against the the schedule and make sure we take care of the team that he’ll return for the division was able to sit on routes and break down- Vikings on Sunday, Nov. 18, at Soldier Field our guys.” game. Robinson also has missed the last hill because they knew the Bills, especially has been flexed from a noon start to 7:20 The slate of division games begins two games, and there’s some doubt as to with Nathan Peterman at quarterback, p.m. Sunday against the Lions at noon at Soldier whether he’s as close to returning as Mack. were not a threat to take the top off the This is the second time this season the Field. The Bears also have December Nagy indicated that there’s a good defense. Cornerback Kyle Fuller chal- Bears will appear on “Sunday Night games against the Packers on Dec. 16 and possibility tight end Adam Shaheen will lenged wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin and Football” on NBC. The Bears lost to the the Vikings on Dec. 30. return from injured reserve Wednesday. played outside leverage. On safety Adrian Packers 24-23 in the season opener. The Bears are 6-25 in the division since Shaheen has been out since injuring his Amos’ interception, the ball came late and The game is second of three straight 2013. But Nagy wasn’t a part of that losing right foot/ankle Aug. 18. Designating him Fuller was able to rip it out for Amos to NFC North games in 12 days for the Bears. stretch, and the first-year head coach said for return would open a three-week make the play. The Bears (5-3) and Vikings (5-3-1) sit atop the Bears aren’t talking about those past window for Shaheen to practice without The Bills ran a rub play on Peterman’s the division through Week 9. struggles. accounting for a spot on the 53-man roster. second interception. The only problem was “When we first got here, myself and the “We're in such a good place right now as The Bears could add him to the active they didn’t get a rub; Fuller navigated traf- team talked about how fortunate we were an organization,” Nagy said. “The vibe that roster at any time after designating him for fic to blow up the pass to Zay Jones that to have two prime time games to start the we have, we're learning how to win in return. Leonard Floyd picked off. Fuller and nickel year,” Bears coach Matt Nagy said of the different way. We've learned what losing's Shaheen’s status is particularly note- cornerback Bryce Callahan diagnosed Packers game in Week 1 and the Monday about and how you respond from that. But worthy because Dion Sims, the first-string what was happening and stayed on their Night Football game against the Seahawks we're trying to really create our own “Y” tight end, was diagnosed with a receivers with Peterman looking left and in Week 2. culture and create our own history. It's concussion. He’s in the return-to-play then throwing blindly back to his right. “They don’t come easily. The goal as we week by week, it's practice by practice.” protocol, as is reserve tight end Ben Fuller’s pick in the third quarter was know- go is to be able to have a lot of those Braunecker, who did not travel with the ing what Benjamin was running and beat- throughout the season. That means you’re No Mack update: The Bears’ injury team to Buffalo. ing him to the spot. doing well. To be flexed for that game, a report continued to churn Monday, albeit Receiver Taylor Gabriel (right knee) and division game, should be exciting for our without a significant update on outside rookie defensive lineman Bilal Nichols Extra points: Akiem Hicks and Eddie team and our players.” linebacker Khalil Mack after Sunday’s 41-9 (knee) are expected to practice this week Goldman did some terrific work inside to The night game presents a major road win over the Bills. and play Sunday, Nagy indicated. stuff the Bills’ running game. … Outside challenge for the Bears because they will Nagy opted not to share whether Mack linebacker Aaron Lynch had a solid per- have less than four days to turn around will practice Wednesday when the team [email protected] formance apart from the kind of silly pen- from facing the Vikings to playing the begins on-field preparations for Sunday’s Twitter @ChiTribKane alty, the kind that can mar a close game. [email protected] Lions in Detroit at 11:30 a.m. Thanksgiving home game against the Lions. Nagy said Twitter @Rich_Campbell Day. Mack (sprained right ankle) and receiver [email protected] Twitter @BradBiggs Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 9 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Philly’s mascot emeritus hasn’t gotten a big head By Frank Fitzpatrick Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News

PHILADELPHIA — Through- out the 16 years when they were inseparable, alter-egos bound be- neath 25 pounds of green fur, the Phillie Phanatic frequently saved Dave Raymond. It happened whenever the man inside the mascot’s costume felt like hiding from pawing kids or incessant demands, whenever he needed pause to lament a failing marriage or mourn his mother’s passing. “I lost my mother, my marriage fell apart three months later and I’m thinking, ‘My God, I’ve still got to run around in this costume and make all these appearances,’ ” Raymond recalled during a recent interview at his home. “But pretty soon I’d forget it. I had this beautiful distraction. I was the Phanatic.” All these years later, though Raymond is 62 now and on the brink of Social Security eligibility, providing those “beautiful dis- tractions” remains his business. In fact, 25 years after he stepped aside as the groundbreaking Pha- natic, his career as a mascot guru is speeding along like the three- wheeler he once raced recklessly across Veterans Stadium’s notori- ous turf. Raymond Entertainment, the character-branding company he founded two decades ago and now runs out of his meticulously neat Chester County colonial, is busy developing and training mascots for sports teams and businesses. One of them, Gritty, the Flyers’ wild-eyed monster, has become a national phenome- non. Next month Raymond will travel to Whiting, Ind., a tiny lakeside town where the Mascot Hall of Fame, a concept he developed in 2005, will open in a new $19 million facility. And in the crowded field of motivational speaking, he’s created a lucrative niche as the apostle of fun. Occasionally, the youthful- looking, physically fit Raymond even climbs into a costume. At a recent pharmaceutical-industry trade show, he became “Gut Guy,” an irritable bowel who promotes a lower-intestine drug. TOM GRALISH/TNS “Mascots aren’t just for sports Gritty, the Flyers’ new mascot who has been making a viral splash on social media, was developed and trained by the former Phillie Phanatic. anymore. This drug company I work with set up a photo booth and he asked if I could visit him,” where you could come pose for a said Raymond. “So I put on my picture with Gut Guy,” said Ray- costume and walked to the hospi- mond. “When Gut Guy took his tal. I went in the room and his break, they asked me to put on the mother started to cry. And the kid costume. Doctors and clinicians looked up and said his first words were coming in and as they’re since the operation. There was posing for photos, they’re giving something special about the Pha- out their email addresses, being natic being able to do that. That’s handed pamphlets. They were when I started to pay attention. being teed up to be sold, but they “Mascots deliver random acts didn’t mind it. They were having of kindness wherever they go. I fun. don’t care if it’s adults or children “The company said they’d ne- with maladies, they’re all smiling. ver had that kind of engagement. For those few minutes of interac- They said they were going to get a tion, people forget about every- second costume made and asked thing. What I do is silliness. But me to be one of the performers. there’s a real magic going on that Now I’m the on-site producer and people don’t see.” I do a little performing.” On this day, Raymond’s interest While he’s worn his share of was focused on the Mascots Hall costumes since abandoning his of Fame, set to open in December. role as sport’s best-known mas- He popped open his office laptop cot, Raymond has focused more and proudly showed visitors some intently on creating and training of the interactive displays in the characters. His Phillies days, new facility. when his salary rose from $25 a The idea for a mascots hall, he game to the low six figures, said, grew out of a tongue-in- awakened the entrepreneur in cheek 2003 March for Mascots him. Rights that Raymond staged in Recognizing the earnings po- Philadelphia after the Pirates’ tential in being an independent Randall Simon struck one of contractor, he retired after the Miller Park’s racing sausages with Phillies’ 1993 World Series ap- his bat. The event generated so pearance and asked the company much publicity that Raymond that had created the Phanatic to sought a way to capitalize on it. build him a character called “So in 2005 we announced that Sport. we were going to induct the “They said they’d do it for free Phanatic, the San Diego Chicken if I’d partner with them,” he said. CHARLES FOX/TNS and the Phoenix Suns’ Gorilla,” “Sport was successful going Dave Raymond retired as the Phillie Phanatic in 1993 but still sometimes puts on a costume to work a crowd. said Raymond. “Each year we’d places to entertain. But my part- induct a few more mascots and go ners were supposed to get him “I’d been an intern since 1976 and mimicked umpires, opposing these Salvation Army bell-ringers to their field or court (to honor access to children’s TV. When and Bill said he knew I’d be players and even Dodgers man- downtown,” said Raymond, a fa- them). Then four years ago we got that didn’t happen, we parted perfect because I was a wise-ass ager Tommy Lasorda, who fa- ther of four who lives with his a call from Whiting about build- ways. I bought some of their at parties,” said Raymond. “I mously went ballistic when the second wife in a development ing something there.” business and started Raymond remember the first night I went mascot pummeled an effigy of near Avon Grove High School in Why Whiting? Well, primarily Entertainment. Eventually we out there (April 25, 1978). I had no him. He could schmooze with rural Chester County. “They because the small town where pivoted away from designing, idea what I was supposed to do. I toddlers, slyly put down drunks, loved me because donations in- Standard Oil began was looking building and delivering these thought people were going to kill perform acrobatic feats. creased. This day I was ticked off. for something to attract visitors characters to consulting.” me or set me on fire. Bill just said, Soon the spirited ex-intern It was Christmas and I had all from Chicago (16 miles away) and The Phanatic’s origins are fa- ‘Go out and have fun. It won’t who always assumed he’d follow these appearances lined up. Then fit into its waterfront-devel- miliar. Hoping to attract more work unless you’re enjoying your- his father into football coaching there’s a knock at my van’s door.” opment plans. families to Phillies games, Bill self.’ Bill was brilliant. People was so popular and so busy that It was a man whose son had Raymond didn’t say if he’d put Giles came up with the mascot were telling him he was crazy but the job became all-consuming, that morning undergone surgery on a costume for the opening idea in 1977. He asked Raymond, a he kept saying, ‘Ah, it’s going to be ultimately contributing to the end to remove a brain tumor. He told ceremonies, but no one, least of all onetime University of Delaware fun.’ ” of his first marriage. Then, in a Raymond the tension had been so him, would be surprised if he did . kicker and the son of that football Thanks to Raymond’s improvi- scene worthy of a Hallmark holi- unbearable that he left the hospi- “The older you get, the more program’s coach, Tubby Ray- sational skills and sense of humor, day movie, an inspirational mo- tal and began walking aimlessly you realize you should have mond, to give up his role as a the Phanatic became the proto- ment opened Raymond’s eyes to through Center City. That’s when fooled around a bit more during front-office go-fer to become the type for all the mascots that the Phanatic’s value. he saw the Phanatic. your life,” he said. “I will never trumpet-nosed character. followed. He irreverently mocked “One day I was doing one of “His son loved the Phanatic have that regret.” 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

GRANT HALVERSON/GETTY The well-known Cameron Crazies taunt K.J. McDaniels of Clemson as he prepares to inbound the ball against Duke during play at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Jan. 8, 2013. Feeling at home in ACC have high basketball IQs and Which schools know how to play. It’s really a provide best edge? challenge to go in there.” Javin DeLaurier (Duke): “UVa Answer a surprise — John Paul Jones — is tough because they always pack the By Donna Ditota house, especially when we come Syracuse Media Group to town. And Syracuse, just be- cause they’re so big and they’ve SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Ask players got so many people, it gets loud in around the ACC about which there.” teams own the best home court Pomeroy does not discount the advantage, and predictable results idea that small gyms with enthusi- follow. astic fans are difficult places to Duke and Virginia. Those two win. Yes, he said, crowds in those places topped the unscientific poll tight arenas try to intimidate of players at ACC media day. players. But perhaps more impor- North Carolina got a vote. So did tantly, he said, they also try to Syracuse. influence officials. The fouls, he But what players perceive as maintains, “are the main thing.” difficult places to win on the road Pomeroy acknowledges com- don’t necessarily equate to the puting a home-court advantage reality of winning in those arenas. can be difficult. There can be Ken Pomeroy, the noted college outliers. There can be puzzling basketball numbers-cruncher, has results. But he makes an attempt attempted to rank Division I to gauge home-court advantage teams in terms of which programs from a statistical perspective. benefit most from home-court “I think people just naturally advantage. The ranking, in its raw gravitate toward, ‘Oh, Kansas is a form, might surprise followers of really difficult place to play,’ ” he ACC basketball. said. “It’s extremely difficult to In Pomeroy’s ranking of ACC separate how good a team is and arenas, Wake Forest enjoys the how good the environment is. So biggest home-court advantage. this was a stab at attempting to do Syracuse ranks No. 3. Virginia is this. Home-court advantage is fifth, Duke seventh. obviously very difficult to measure That’s because the formula going forward. Pitt was probably a Pomeroy uses to determine these really tough place to play 10 years rankings relies on factors other ago. And last year, nobody cared. than gym size and crowd noise — RICH SUGG/KANSAS CITY STAR You could easily go in there and the elements players most fre- San Diego State’s Xavier Thames tries to shoot a free throw in front of the Kansas student section in 2014. get a win. You beat Pitt no matter quently cite when determining where you played them. which road arenas present the determining which teams own the Frank Howard (Syracuse): really close and the fans are “I’m looking at a six-year aver- biggest challenges. What Pomeroy best home-court advantages, he “Duke. The atmosphere. The literally right on your back. Also, age and even over the six years, a has found is that fouls, scoring, considers fouls the most impor- pressure. The refs. And it’s just the intensity that the fans bring. team could be morphing from blocked shots, unforced errors tant indicator. Home-court advan- hard to come from a big arena to Sometimes you may go to an arena good to bad or bad to good and elevation help determine a tage, he said, “is rooted in fouls.” that small place. It’s a little differ- and there may be more people, but depending on various factors. It’s team’s home-court advantage. “I mean, nobody thinks of the ent. And they’re good. It’s Coach the fans the whole game are just a huge challenge but this hope- Wake’s scoring margin at home Joel Coliseum as an intimidating K. It’s Duke. You still got a hard yelling and yelling.” fully brings more objectivity to it.” is 10.4 points higher than on the venue, especially now with Wake game to play on top of all that. For Torin Dorn (N.C. State): “I ACC home-court advantages in road, the best in the ACC. It also being down,” Pomeroy said. “But us, I think that’s the hardest place would say UVa, because I’ve never order, according to Kenpom.com gets five more calls per game at for whatever reason, they have to win.” won there. They’re very sound (records encapsulate the last six home, which tops the ACC. Wake had more calls go their way at Tyus Battle (Syracuse): “Man, defensively and it’s tough to score seasons): ranks second in elevation. home than on the road.” Duke is a tough place to win. It’s on them. So when you couple that 1. Wake Forest (27-27 home, “I’m looking at these factors at Historically, home teams have crazy in there. It’s the complete with great fans, it’s tough to win 5-49 road); 2. Clemson (34-30 home and on the road,” Pomeroy been thought to benefit from opposite of the Dome. We pack there.” home, 16-38 road); 3. Syracuse said. “Historically, those advan- home cooking from officials, the the Dome, but Duke is packed as Rex Pflueger (Notre Dame): “I (38-16 home, 23-31 road); 4. North tages are pretty useful predictors theory being that the home crowd well and it’s so tight, everybody is would say it’s Virginia. We played Carolina (44-10 home, 31-23 road); of how a team will perform at noise affects the way officials call on you. That’s a hard place to win.” there our league opener and heard 5. Virginia (49-5 home, 35-19 home going forward. So that’s the games. And while that has been V.J. King (Louisville): “Camer- just how loud it is in there. And road); 6. Georgia Tech (25-29 basis for the model. What we’re true, Pomeroy said the difference on Indoor is really tough. Just the how efficient their offense is. And home, 12-42 road); 7. Duke (48-6 looking at here is not, ‘Hey, how between home and road calls has atmosphere Cameron Crazies — just knowing how crazy the fans home, 29-25 road); 8. Virginia much does a team win at home?’ been gradually decreasing over they call them that for a reason. are in there. They get on top of you Tech (25-29 home, 13-41 road); 9. Because obviously, Duke is going the years. (Aside, he said, from a None of the fans are as close as the and they get a little run going, and Florida State (34-20 home, 21-33 to win a lot of games at home slight uptick last season.) That Cameron Indoor fans.” it’s one of the loudest places.” road); 10. North Carolina State because they’re a very good team. means home-court advantages Jack Salt (Virginia): “Duke is T.J. Gibbs (Notre Dame): “UVa (31-23 home, 19-35 road); 11. But how much better do they do at are shrinking too. Still, it’s gener- probably the most intense arena, is a difficult place to play, but so is Louisville (42-12 home, 32-22 home than on the road going ally easier to win at home than it is just the fact that the crowd is so UNC. UNC, when they start doing road); 12. Notre Dame (38-16 forward?” on the road. close to you and it’s such an their clap and it gets really loud in home, 24-30 road); 13. Miami Pomeroy uses the last six sea- For the record, here’s what intimate setting. It’s definitely also there, you can really see the whole (38-16 home, 28-26 road); 14. sons as the basis for his predic- players said at ACC media day the fact that they’re just a really place vibing. It’s always tough to Pittsburgh (25-29 home, 19-35 tions. And while he believes all the when asked to name the toughest good basketball team. They’re a get a road win there. They always road); 15. Boston College (16-38 elements he cited are vital to ACC arena in the conference: good team every year. The gym is have great teams and guys who home, 8-46 road). Tuesday, November 6, 2018 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

NICK DELANEY/ TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury Abigail Zoe Martin created the in “Bohemian Rhapsody.” exhibit “Chicago Lights.” ‘Bohemian Capturing Rhapsody’ Chicago’s won’t rock stories anyone A photographer’s unique way of choosing which faces tell the city’s story

Greg Kot Tribune music critic

There’s a couple of enter- taining scenes in “Bohemian Rhapsody,” the new Queen Rick Kogan biopic. Unfortunately, you Sidewalks have to wade through more than two hours of slow-mov- There are, give or take, ing, cliche-packed melodrama 2,687,682 stories in this somber to get to them. city and exuberant photogra- Both extended scenes are pher Abigail Zoe Martin has focused on the band’s music, been capturing the images and which included some massive thoughts of 81 of them. hits and a few wild swings and These people are featured misses spread over a two- in an ambitious, provocative decade career. There was very and perhaps even hopeful little in-between with Queen, show titled “Chicago Lights,” but this movie plays it down an audiovisual exhibition the middle as much as pos- opening Nov. 16 at the Zhou B sible. Art Center, in Bridgeport, Nonetheless, “Bohemian Ranking in the Illinois Top 200 are, where it will remain through Rhapsody” is a hit, at least clockwise from top right: Walt Dis- year’s end. after its first weekend at the ney, Dick Van Dyke, the steel plow, One morning a few weeks box office. The British quar- YouTube co-founder Steve Chen, ago, Martin was taking photos tet’s ambitions were always REO Speedwagon, Archer Daniels and talking with No. 76 in her stadium-sized, and so are the Midland and Michael Jordan. journey. She and the actor/ movie’s numbers: $50 million writer Tim Kazurinsky were in weekend ticket sales in U.S. CHICAGO TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATION sitting near the stage at The and Canada, and another $72.5 Second City, where Kazurin- million internationally, accord- sky first blossomed as a per- ing to studio estimates. former in the 1970s. That attests to the band’s, Martin asked him, “What and particularly Freddie Mer- would you like to do more of in cury’s, enduring appeal. The this world?” and Kazurinsky singer, who died of AIDS in gave a thoughtful answer. He 1991, has emerged post- also posed for Martin’s camera humously as a gay icon whose wearing a number of different music continues to sell, repur- hats. They talked for more posed in countless movies and ILLINOIS’ than an hour. TV shows, his story told in “And now only five more to numerous biographies and go,” said Martin, as she packed documentaries. His band has away her cameras. sold more than 150 million She began this project in records worldwide. 2015, when she, London born Yet, the movie resorts to OTHER and bred, moved here with her convention in portraying the husband, Leonardo, a financial life of this most unconven- executive of Mexican heritage, tional of rock stars. It skims and their two teenage chil- the surface of how Farrokh dren. They had all been living Bulsara, the rebellious son of a in Madrid and she was eager family with Indian roots, rein- ELECTION to explore their new city. vents himself as Freddie Mer- She did so with her camera, cury. It sanitizes Mercury’s for that has been a constant complicated love life, portray- An ongoing public poll of the finest companion since she started ing him as a victim manipu- taking photos as a teenager lated by one of his gay lovers. in the state marks the bicentennial with a vintage camera given to And it turns two tumultuous her by her father. She studied decades of Queen’s roller- photography while attending coaster career into a script Perhaps you’ve heard: Illinois turns 200 Miami University and had her assembled from banalities: in December. first exhibition, “I Must “Let’s get experimental.” “We So in modest Midwest fashion, to mark Dance!” in 2002 in London. want more.” “Freddie, you’re the state’s historic achievements in arts, Her work has appeared in all gay.” “The blow is so divine.” “I industry, innovation and politics, there has manner of magazines and is don’t need anyone.” “What if I been a pleasant, mild ongoing state poll. part of the National Portrait don’t have time?” “We are the Not a panel of experts and critics. Not a Gallery’s permanent collection champions.” Christopher Borrelli tribunal of heady influencers to select (more at abigailzoemartin Though the movie was done superlatives. Nothing so elitist (or compel- .com). with the cooperation of two of As you decide this week on who will ling, or definitive). Just a poll, accessible to Here, her camera became a Queen’s surviving band mem- represent us in government, I urge you to any Illinois resident (or foreign govern- calling card of sorts. As she put bers — guitarist Brian May and peek at the Illinois Top 200, another kind ment) with an online connection and the it, “I can take photos of every- drummer Roger Taylor — it’s of election that began quietly in February steel will to casually decree: Lincoln is our one, and that way I’ll meet riddled with factual errors and and every few weeks since has delivered best leader, therefore second best must be everyone.” Some of the first distortions. Mercury’s solo fresh reasons to question the value of ... a Daley? people that she met became career in the ’80s is portrayed democracy. Who’s been asking, you ask? part of a blog she created, their as causing a major rift in the Because in July we decided REO Speed- An institutional Central Illinois Trans- photos and her observations band, yet May and Taylor also wagon should represent Illinois as its single former of sorts, constructed of the state making a lively package. released solo work in the same best musical act. Because in April we de- Bicentennial Committee, the State Journal- Then she got ambitious, decade. The firing of band cided that Wrigley Field was the finest Register newspaper and the Lincoln Presi- aiming, as she wrote on her manager John Reid is turned architectural achievement in the entire dential Library and Museum (which, curi- blog (chicagostoriesblog.com), into an ugly confrontation over state. Because in early October we decided ously, is our best museum, so say voters). “to create a space where por- loyalty, even though it actually that the most important female ground- They joined forces to quantify and deter- traits and quotes from people was an amicable split after the breaker in the state’s 200-year history was mine, through the votes of Illinois citizens, of all colours, economic levels, manager’s contract expired. not Jane Addams (No. 3) or Oprah Winfrey who, what and where should represent the religions and ethnicities stand Key songs (including “Fat (No. 5) or Ida B. Wells (No. 7), but Lydia cultural legacy of this state. And to be frank, side by side, expressing their Bottomed Girls” and “We Will Moss Bradley. And who is that, you are the results, as of Election Day (the polls common humanity in a digni- Rock You”) are shown being asking. Bradley is the first woman to insist continue through early December), have fied way … a show about joy recorded or performed years on a prenup. me wondering if all of those apocalyptic and the things we love. I want out of sequence. And the cli- She is also the first woman to sit on a headlines in publications like The Atlantic it to be uplifting, like a large mactic scene, the band’s ap- national bank board. (“Is Democracy Dying?”) and the Guardian group hug. It’s my little con- pearance at Live Aid in 1985, is Michelle Obama was the fourth most (“Democracy is Dying”) aren’t hyperbole: tribution to this city that has depicted as a last, triumphant important. embraced us and made us feel stand for the recently reunited Hillary Clinton was the sixth. Turn to Borrelli, Page 4 at home.” quartet with Mercury dying of She initially called this AIDS. In reality, the concert project “Chicago Stories” but

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JOHN SALANGSANG/INVISION Young woman wants to roar for rights Ludacris to headline pre-Super Bowl concert: Dear Amy: I grew up in a ning the show. And when relief and wind-down from Ludacris, above, Migos and very progressive city. Gen- you are running things, use the lunch rush. Lil Jon will represent der equality seemed like a your power wisely and Wait staff between the Atlanta and hip-hop cul- historical issue that had according to your values. lunch and dinner shifts ture when they perform at been resolved. I never felt The fact that your over- keep busy preparing for the EA SPORTS BOWL at any concern that being a lords feel a sense of protec- the evening turnover. It is the State Farm Arena in female would negatively tion and condescension easy to do this and keep an Atlanta on Jan. 31, 2019, for affect my life. Now, gradu- toward you translates into eye on a quiet party of two the concert celebrating ated from college and out liking you. They have cre- who are lingering and rappers from Atlanta. in the real world, I finally ated an opening for you to enjoying themselves. If Super Bowl 53 will take get it. My supervisor and communicate with them your waiter’s shift is end- place Feb. 3 at the Mer- his manager had discussed about advancement. Get in ing, you can settle your cedes-Benz Stadium in promoting me, but in a 90 there, and “roar” (profes- check and continue to Atlanta. Ludacris will percent male company, sionally) for yourself. enjoy your coffee. perform alongside special they were concerned I When the manager is guests. would not be respected as Dear Amy: My good seating you, say, “We plan a female in a higher posi- friend and I live a consider- to linger over our lunch. GASTON DE CARDENAS/GETTY-AFP Bono’s auction for RED: tion. And they actually told able distance from each Perhaps you can stick us in Actresses and activists Zoe Saldana, from left, Eva For the third time in a me this! other. Every two months, a corner where we won’t Longoria and America Ferrera march during “Latinas decade, Bono is organizing My disbelief was met by we meet at a restaurant get in the way.” This way en Marcha,” an election rally with other Latin-American an auction to raise money condescending assurances that’s halfway between our the seater can pair you celebrities Sunday in Miami. for the fight against HIV/ that they were protecting homes, to eat and catch up. with a waiter whose shift AIDS. Sotheby’s announ- my best interests. I’ve been These food/gab fests last coincides with your visit. ced details Monday of the trying to think of how to about two to three hours. If you visit this restau- Longoria, Ferrera Dec. 5 sale in Miami to best address this. We go to a place that’s rant regularly, they already benefit (RED), the charity This afternoon, a man I not overly popular, and we know you. If you are a 30 founded by Bono in 2006. was with was mocked for go during off-hours. There percent tipper, they know rally for Latino votes The auction is curated by allowing me to speak on are plenty of available you and value your busi- British architect David his behalf. We walked tables, so we’re not taking ness. Don’t offer “rent” Eva Longoria, Rosario Dawson, Zoe Saldana, Adjaye, who designed the away, but with everything up space that someone else money to a server up front. America Ferrera and Gina Rodriguez took to the National Museum of Afri- at work I feel I finally needs. But still, I feel guilty streets of Miami, leading hundreds of people while can American History and understand the (in)equal- about “parking” at this Dear Amy: I’m respond- chanting “Si se puede” or “Yes we can” in attempt to Culture in Washington, ity issue. What can I do to restaurant. I know it’s a ing to “No Fun in Fundrais- rally people to vote ahead of Election Day. D.C., and U.S. artist Th- help bring equality and wait staff’s pet peeve. ing,” about relentless fund- While the actresses were looking to improve voter easter Gates. respect to women in the I always leave a large raising supporting schools turnout overall, they were specifically targeting the workplace and in public? (think 30 percent) tip. and youth activities. Latino community on Sunday as they marched in ‘Biggest Loser’ book: An — Woman Ready to Roar Would it be more appro- Many years ago my Little Havana. Illinois woman who lost priate to just tell our server daughter handed me a “This cause of getting people out to vote is one of 144 pounds on “The Big- Dear Ready to Roar: My when we arrive that we large envelope containing a the most important things we can do as citizens,” gest Loser” in 2014 has mother (a farm wife who plan to be there a while catalog and order form for Longoria told The Associated Press in an interview written a book about her went to college late in life and hand her some “rent” wrapping paper, handed earlier in the day. “It’s our job.” experiences. Sonya Jones and became a professor) money up front? My friend out in her class at school. The group came together not only at the rally, but at wrote “44 Lessons From a rode the second wave of thinks this is ridiculous, as I wrote a note on the a studio earlier to film spots for various candidates. Loser: Navigating Life feminism. I surfed through there are very few other front of the envelope in While the actresses are known for their Democratic Through Laughter, Prayer on the third. Your genera- occupied tables during our bold letters, advising the leanings, they insisted the purpose was to get every- and the Occasional Throat tion is part of the fourth. I stay. And aside from order- teacher that my daughter one engaged. Punch.” The former col- highlight this so you will ing dinner and dessert, we would not be pestering “I vote as an American and I’m out here rallying my lege athlete says she understand that achieving don’t ask for any other neighbors, friends or fam- fellow Americans to get out their vote because when “wants to be the game- gender equality is a process attention from our server. ilies with any fundraisers. we show up, our democracy will work better for us,” changer in the life of some- over 100 years in the mak- What is your opinion? — Been There Ferrera said. one else.” ing, and it will continue. — Pay to Play? The Latino vote is expected to be key in several You (and others in your Dear Been There: No races across the country. Nov. 6 birthdays: Actress generation) should speak Dear Pay to Play?: Back Thin Mints for you! “We’re Mexican, Dominican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Sally Field is 72. Actress out, seek role models, in the Pleistocene era, but we have way more similarities than we do differ- Kelly Rutherford is 50. become role models and during my brief career Copyright 2018 by Amy ences,” Longoria said. “It’s about finding that common Actor Ethan Hawke is 48. work hard to enlighten, waiting tables during the Dickinson ground, and not just with Latinos, but Americans.” Actress Thandie Newton is and/or work alongside, lunch shift, late-lunch 46. Actress Emma Stone is and/or eventually replace parties such as yours were Distributed by Tribune — Associated Press 30. the people who are run- a familiar (and welcome) Content Agency

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CHRIS WALKER/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Abigail Zoe Martin, left, finishes a portrait session with actor Tim Kazurinsky at The Second City. Kazurinsky is featured in Martin’s “Chicago Lights” exhibit, opening this month. Kogan Continued from Page 1 when Mayor Rahm Emanuel co-opted that title for a podcast he hosts, Martin changed it to “Chicago Lights” and went about the business of collecting images and words. Basically, it worked like this: Martin chose some subjects by random encounter or word-of- mouth or suggestion and then asked each person to chose his/ her photo setting and style and then to suggest another person to be photographed. During each photo session, Martin engaged her subjects in lengthy taped conversations and audio excerpts of these will accompany each portrait. The gathering is an interesting one. It includes people familiar with cameras and familiar to us: Emanuel, Tribune columnist Candace Jordan, former Chicago Bear Israel Idonije, priest Father Michael Pfleger, Secretary of State Jesse White. But most are not well known and include a bartender, showgirl, professional relationship expert, tattoo artist, a couple of chefs, former professional wrestler, professor, beekeeper, a few CEOs, sex therapist, doctors, firefighter ABIGAIL ZOE MARTIN PHOTOS … you get the idea. Martin’s exhibition of notable Chicagoans include (clockwise from top left) Father Michael Louis Pfleger of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of It is a gang that includes some Chicago; singer Kiara Lanier; Liz Dozier, founder and CEO of Chicago Beyond; and former Chicago Bears defensive end Israel Idonije. people I know well enough to not only ask them for their impres- spent hours talking about the city Jason Brett, is also part of the selected. In the process, I learned suggested ideas and people for it. sion of the process, but to trust and my experiences as a child project. He chose to have his about myself, learned that as a I am excited to present a project what they have to say about it and growing up ‘behind the scenes’ of photo taken with an airplane, pioneer in Integrative Medicine where the focus is properly pos- about Martin. this iconic department store. We indicative of his passion for avia- here in Illinois and nationwide itive. It’s also been so interesting Lauren Streicher is medical also had a great time dishing tion. He says, “At first, I was for more than 20 years, I had to spend such intimate moments director of the Northwestern about sexuality. I can pretty well taken aback by this altruistic gained acclaim without realizing with people where they don’t Medicine Center for Sexual Med- guarantee that none of her other artist who talked about kindness it. I just do what I do, one patient filter their responses. That makes icine and Menopause. She chose interviews discussed orgasmic and positivity in passionate, at a time. Talking to Abigail made me feel very privileged. We need to have her portrait taken in Ma- dysfunction in Chicago women. sometimes meandering bursts. me realize and reflect on how and a kindness revolution but maybe cy’s on State Street, which for her Can’t wait to hear what part of my But charm is Abigail’s secret what I have done. I was able to multiple ripples can create it? We will always be Marshall Fields. interview is in the exhibit.” sauce, and next thing you know, hear my message, understand my seem to be drowning in negativity She says, “Most people might Martin says that she amassed you’ve joined the circus. She essence.” and so I hope this show is one assume I chose Marshall Fields is hundreds of hours of interviews, engages, she distracts you — all The person most affected by all lifeboat. There’s a lot of good out because I love to shop. The actual portions of which will available at the while collaborating, search- of this is Martin, on many levels. there.” reason is that this building holds “sound stations” at the exhibition ing for your authenticity — and “I feel an immense sense of not only a huge piece of Chicago and many now available at sound- next thing you know, she’s got satisfaction,” she says. “I have “Chicago Lights” runs through history, but also my family’s his- cloud.com, where they sit as short you and you’re done.” discovered so much kindness, Dec. 28 at the Zhou B Art Center, tory. My father was the medical segments organized around such Dr. Theri Griego Raby is the magic and decency. I am amazed 1029 W. 35th St.; www.zhoubart director of the long gone medical themes as Her, Him, Words, Sing founder of the Raby Institute for that Chicagoans were so open center.com bureau, which in its heyday sup- and Love. Integrative Medicine at North- and so willing to help me. plied free medical care for every Streicher’s husband, movie and western Medicine. She says, “This feels like it’s everyone’s [email protected] Fields’ employee. Abigail and I theatrical producer and actor “First of all, I was honored to be project. So many people have @rickkogan

character from Italian literature Rami Malek) prances in his and a Mozart opera, the Muslim sleeveless T-shirt and mustache, Kot religious invocation? The movie revving up the crowd. The origi- Continued from Page 1 doesn’t provide any clues. Its nal performance, available on campy, Dadaist mystery endures. YouTube, turns surreal when was the culmination of a nearly The song is Exhibit A in ’70s cameras survey the massive yearlong tour, and the quartet excess, and yet its appeal spans crowd from the stage at Wembley would go on the road again the generations — thank you, Pe- Stadium in London, the audienc- next year after completing anoth- nelope Spheeris and “Wayne’s e’s density suggesting one of er album. Mercury actually didn’t World.” The most clever in-joke Sebastião Salgado’s photos of tell his bandmates that he had in “Bohemian Rhapsody” is the swarming Brazilian gold miners. AIDS until two years later. casting of “Wayne’s World” star It’s both awe-inspiring and dis- More troubling is the way the Mike Myers as the besieged turbing, this hive of humanity movie addresses Mercury’s af- record-company executive who, moving in sync with a single fairs offstage. The singer’s sex life upon hearing the epic song for performer. is portrayed less as a personal the first time, protests that it will But the movie’s images are choice than an illicit descent into never make teenagers headbang warmer, more benign. There are a sinister underworld. He is lured in their car. close-ups of tears and hugs in the there by a back-stabbing lover, The handbanging, the raised generation-spanning audience, band manager Paul Prenter, a ALEX BAILEY/TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX fists, the communal swaying in the fans reveling in the resilience convenient villain for all of the Joe Mazzello, from left, Ben Hardy, Rami Malek and Gwilym Lee sync with the movements of the of their Freddie: “We are the problems endured by Mercury charismatic “frontman” were champions … and we’ll keep on and, by extension, his band. It phasing effects that elevated the it sketches the story behind the rituals born at rock stadium fighting to the end.” reduces his story to a moral ac- band’s first single, “Keep Yourself creation of the multi-part suite concerts in the ’70s, and there It’s undeniably stirring. It’s also counting — the “deviant” puni- Alive” in 1973 (though this was without a chorus that shouldn’t was no better band at creating a Hollywood ending. The real shed for his sins but allowed one just an appetizer for the virtual have become a hit but did anyway, spectacle on such a mass scale as Freddie Mercury, and the real last chance at redemption. Dixieland band he conjured on twice. The band bursts out Queen. Little wonder that a Queen, weren’t so easily pinned When the movie sticks to the “Good Company” a few years laughing as it attacks some of the simulation of the quartet’s rela- down. music, it captures some of the later, which is not addressed in countless harmonies and Taylor tively brief but spectacular per- band’s spirit. May’s innovations the movie). strains to grab impossible falsetto formance at Live Aid delivers the Greg Kot is a Tribune critic. get a well-deserved hat tip — his The recording of the six-min- notes. What’s it all mean? This movie’s closing exclamation skill at orchestrating guitars was ute single that serves as the mov- business about “Mama, I just point. [email protected] there from the get-go, with the ie’s title becomes a centerpiece, as killed a man,” the references to a Mercury (played with verve by Twitter @chitribent 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, November 6, 2018

MIKE PARKER 1943-2018 Former journalist dies at 75 Retired Channel 2 reporter was known tributed to this station and national headlines in 1992 our viewers.” for his coverage of a St. for his baritone voice, unique storytelling Marian said Parker Charles couple who left moved to Chicago because their two daughters at By Tracy Swartz WBBM aired a Parker he thought longtime home while they vaca- Chicago Tribune tribute video Monday WBBM anchor Bill Kurtis tioned in Mexico. Parker morning and lauded his was leaving the station — departed WBBM in 1985 Retired WBBM-Ch. 2 “wicked” sense of humor although that didn't hap- for a brief stint at WABC- reporter Mike Parker and his unique ability to tell pen for a few years. TV in New York with his missed reporting so much stories, which were deliv- “Bill Kurtis didn’t leave, then-wife Mary Nissenson. that he would re-write ered in his signature bari- but Mike stayed here,” Marian said she and reporters’ copy as he tone voice. Parker, who was Marian said. “He loves Parker were married for watched them deliver the born Michael Fishel in 1943 reporting, he loves investi- about 27 years. “We got news on TV. and raised in Iowa and gating. He loves everything married on a leap year day “He was like ... ‘Oh, he western Illinois, joined about his work. It's like so we made jokes like, ‘Oh, should have said this.’ He WBBM in 1980 after work- practically his soul. Every- we’ve only been married was critiquing all the time,” ing in radio and TV in Los where we drive around four years.’ ” said his wife, Marian Am- Angeles. town, it was always an Parker was inducted in brose Parker. In a statement, CBS 2 education for me because the Silver Circle of the WBBM-CH. 2 Parker, who retired from Chicago vice president/ he would point out, ‘Oh, Chicago/Midwest chapter Reporter Mike Parker retired from WBBM-Ch. 2 in 2016. the CBS station in 2016 news director Jeff Harris severed head in that dump- of the National Academy of after a 35-year career there, called Parker “one of the ster. Oh, murder over here,’ Television Arts and Scien- Joseph Fishel. ing around the newsroom died Sunday at Northwest- best journalists in the busi- just all these different ces in 2013. Marian said he “I remember going to with him,” Claire Parker ern Memorial Hospital. His ness. stand-ups and stories that spent much of his retire- visit him at the old CBS said. “He just seemed larger daughter, Claire, a North- “For 35 years, Chi- he’s done.” ment playing golf. Parker, station in Streeterville than life.” western nurse, said he cagoland was the sole bene- He covered the 1981 who lived in the Beverly before they moved to their suffered from heart failure. ficiary of his craft and we shooting of Pope John Paul neighborhood, was also new location. I used to [email protected] He was 75. are grateful for all he con- II in Vatican City and made father to Beth DeBlois and think it was so fun ... walk- Twitter @tracyswartz

Murray. Calif., wrote: “Chicago is It was an outsider candi- like if Los Angeles had a Borrelli date, with little experience cousin that smelled like Continued from Page 1 in such heated conversa- cigarettes, pigeon (ex- tions: Dick Van Dyke. pletive) and cheese.” Can ordinary people be People of Illinois: Can Perhaps it’s just quicker trusted if they believe that we be trusted to tell our to hear that, as certified Bob Newhart is more im- own story? earlier this year in the best portant than Richard Pry- We can. Illinois author ranking, or? Or that, as determined And yet, like any elec- Edgar Rice Burroughs by their top 10 best Illinois tion, regardless of how (writer of the original inventions, skyscrapers many people are affected Tarzan stories) is more (No. 4) are less important by the results, quality can- valuable than Richard then birth control (No. 3) didates and meaningful Wright, Lorraine Hans- but more important than accomplishments matter berry or Saul Bellow; or mail-order shopping (No. less than who votes, where that Bellow’s “The Adven- 6)? candidates are promoted tures of Augie March” Is Steve Chen, the co- and what stacked the deck. doesn’t deserve a spot in founder of YouTube, really In this election, it appears the 10 best Illinois books. more important than Jean the majority of voters are in Like any election, the Baptiste Point du Sable, the central Illinois. Chris Wills, outcome is not ideal for first settler of Chicago? The communications director everyone and prime for people of Illinois, deciding for the Lincoln Library, and argument. As the cliche the state’s 10 key “minority the project’s organizer, goes, the winners tell us trailblazers,” seem to be- suspects as much, consider- who we are and what we lieve so (even though du ing most media interest and believe. This election in Sable, being the first non- marketing for the Illinois particular tells us that we indigenous resident of Top 200 has been around CHARLES SYKES/INVISION believe some Illinoisans — Illinois, was a minority of central Illinois. Spring- Michelle Obama, on NBC’s “Today” show last month, ranks fourth in groundbreaking wom- Walt Disney (No. 1 enter- one). And according to the field’s Journal-Register has en in the state’s 200-year history, according to a poll accessible to Illinois residents. tainer), Enrico Fermi (No. election of best Illinois provided the majority of 1 scientist), Michael Jor- actor — only one actress, the attention, therefore the second best Illinois film not to enshrine. until Friday to vote on the dan (No. 1 athlete) — tran- Melissa McCarthy, made Springfield area has had an and that Hugh Hefner was Since winter, a new top leaders in the state’s scend the Midwest and the top 10 — it’s not Harri- apparently outsize influ- our eighth greatest “enter- ballot race has been offered history; after that, there’s a their influence is undeni- son Ford, Marlon Brando, ence in deciding that “Fer- tainer.” every couple of weeks ballot for the state’s top 10 able, regardless of how Gene Hackman or Bill ris Bueller’s Day Off” is the The point, Wills says, is (with voting only allowed most “unforgettable mo- much we may regard them until the next ballot race). ments.” anymore as one of us. It Winners will not receive In true state tradition also says that corporations any official legislative (allegedly), you can vote will always assert an influ- stamp; the steel plow, the early and often, once a day. ence — even when the winner of our top invention But Wills says the winners ballot seems to be about of all time, does not become are the winners; no thumbs inconsequential matters. the official invention of the are placed on any scales in Wills said he was sur- state of Illinois. The Art the interest of geographic, prised that Archer Daniels Institute of Chicago, the ideological or cultural Midland took best busi- fifth best museum in Illi- variety. There is no tamper- ness in the history of Illi- nois, does not get a certifi- ing with the results: “I nois. And I suppose it is a cate of recognition then a sincerely believe that no surprise when you com- moment to weep alongside foreign governments want pare the everyday cultural the McLean County Muse- to interfere with this elec- impact of the No. 4 um of History, the fourth tion.” (McDonald’s), No. 5 (Wal- best, since neither were But if no one wants to greens) and No. 10 (Dairy medal finalists. meddle in an election, does Queen) bests to the imper- The point, Wills says, it matter? sonal, lumbering cinder- was to take stock of the It does in the sense that block image of a faceless accomplishments of Illinois the Illinois Top 200 is the mega-corp like Archer and, during its bicentennial, latest example of an analyt- Daniels Midland. But establish a tidy go-to re- ics-obsessed, superlative- then, the company’s agri- source of favorite sons and eager culture of assess- cultural roots and 32,000- daughters. “My hope is ment, where ranking every plus employees extend its people look at these lists Stephen King book from reach into small rural and say, ‘I had no idea he or worst to best replaces criti- constituencies where the she was from Illinois,’ ” he cal insight, the Oscars and media’s eyes tend to ig- said. “I think the overall the Grammys provide nore. thing I personally learned knowingly imperfect first And maybe they’re just doing this is not what is drafts of cultural history — better at getting out the best, tops or whatever but and actual breathing indi- vote? how connected the state is viduals on Yelp go out of “This election is like to the world. Pick a topic — their way to give star rat- any election,” Wills said. labor, civil rights, music. ings to hills, street corners, “You can never take for There will be someone viaducts and whole cities. granted what you’re ex- from Illinois who played a For instance, in a two-star pecting to happen.” critical role.” decision on the city of As of now, you still have Chicago, “T.C.” of Oakland, [email protected] Return to the dark side of the Sunshine State. CHICAGOLAND THEATRE DIRECTORY

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Nov. 6): You’re the star this year. Creative expression with discipline produces great results. A new partnership gets unveiled. Write, publish or broadcast your masterpiece this winter, and inspire shifting career goals. Discover bold new ter- rain this summer before changes redirect a creative project. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is an 8. Review your re- sources and strategize for a cause you feel passionate about. Provide well for your family. Back up intuition with facts. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 8. Keep to practical logistics with your partner. With coordination, long-term benefits are within reach. Let the little stuff go. Support each other and work together. Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott Gemini (May 21-June 20): 7. Practice makes perfect. Keep in action. Watch for technical error. Don’t envy another who can do more. Schedule carefully so you don’t overbook. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 7. Love flows beneath the surface, a constant undercurrent. Gain insight from long-distance communications. You can get what you need. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 7. The gentle approach works best with family now. Avoid provoking an outburst. Take care of household chores. Make each other comfortable. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 8. You’re especially brilliant and can see the abstract potential and possibilities of a situation. Present your argument tactfully. Provide thorough, clear and simple data. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 9. Focus on making money. Keep to frugal routines, and stash extra nuts away for winter. Double- Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman check facts before committing; they may differ from feelings. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 9. Use your power responsibly. You’re creating a buzz. Call if you’ll be late. You can’t be in two places simultaneously. Keep or change your agreements. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 6. Concentrate on clean- ing and organization. Plan and prepare. Rest and recharge. Simple rituals soothe your sensibilities. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 7. Connect with friends and allies. Stay in communication to coordinate changes as they occur. Follow someone with experience. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. A professional challenge has your attention. First determine what’s needed. Include backup plans in your preparations. Reinforce structures and support networks. Get outside advice. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 8. Adventure calls. Scale plans Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin from elaborate to realistic. Avoid an awkward mistake. Stick to practical, inexpensive options. Involve someone you love and admire.

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Bridge Both vulnerable, South deals North ♠ K64 ♥ 72 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♦ 974 ♣ AK742 West East ♠ QJ9 ♠ 10 2 ♥ QJ10 ♥ K9853 ♦ K1032 ♦ Q8 ♣ J95 ♣ Q1063 South ♠ A8753 ♥ A64 ♦ AJ65 ♣ 8 Almost all tournament players today play that a one no trump response to a major-suit opening is forcing for one round. That enabled North to show an invitational spade Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun raise with exactly three-card support. South ducked the opening heart lead but won the heart jack continuation and paused to consider his play. It looked like he had four certain The bidding: losers — one spade, South West North East one heart, and two ♠ diamonds. The 4-3 dia- 1 Pass 1NT* Pass mond fit offered some 2♦ Pass 3♠ Pass chances for an extra 4♠ All pass trick — king and queen *Forcing both with East or East with honor-10 double- Opening lead: Queen of ♥ ton. South decided that the club suit offered a better chance, which would not be everyone’s first thought. At trick three, South led a club to the ace and ruffed Prickly City By Scott Stantis a club. He then cashed the ace of spades and led a spade to dummy’s king. Declarer cashed the king of clubs and discarded a diamond, pleased to see the opponent’s clubs splitting 4-3. He ruffed another club, not caring if he was over-ruffed. He ruffed a heart in dummy and discarded another diamond on the established long club. Well played! Many players, we believe, would have gone after diamonds for the needed extra trick. Kudos to this declarer for working a little harder and finding the club solution.

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Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 11/6

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. Monday’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 11/6

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

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