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EAST NORTH Call (906) 932-4449 DAYAYSS ‘TIL CHRISTMAS Packers win Ironwood, MI 15 Green Bay beats Atlanta Redsautosales.com M-Sat. 10:30am-8pm, Sun. 10:30am-4pm 34-20 SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Monday, December 10, 2018 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 28 | Low: 15 | Details, page 2 OH, WHAT FUN! Claudettes deliver holiday cheer By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] IRONWOOD – Excited patrons of the Historic Iron- wood Theatre packed the house for Saturday night’s annual Claudette Christmas show, during which they were clapping and cheering even before the acts began. Even musical director George Ackerman-Behr, who offered a pre-show warm-up by playing organ tunes such as “Winter Wonderland,” received cries of “We love you!” The Claudettes began the show by applying their jazzy dance skills to pop Christmas tunes, which eventually allowed for Santa Claus to run down one of the theatre SOUTH aisles, shouting “Ho, Ho, Ho!” before joining the ladies WEST onstage. Throughout the evening, the ladies also performed sev- eral other numbers, including a reindeer dance and glitzy routines set to fun holiday tunes, including “The 12 Days of Christmas.” The audience could not have loved them more. Overall, the evening pro- vided an extravaganza of tal- ent, with dancers, singers and musicians of all ages perform- ing anything from Christmas pop to Christian classics. A special treat came in the P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe way of Miles Mykkanen, an AS THE stars of Saturday night’s “Oh What Fun!” show at the Historic Ironwood Theatre, the Claudettes show their predictable style. They international vocalist and for- are, from left (first row, crouching): Joyce Gayan and Andrea Harrison; and second row: Cindy Franck, Angie Lauzon, Karen Mallum and mer Bessemer resident, who Becky Bogaczyk. sang stunning renditions of “Ave Maria” and Puccini’s “Nessun Dorma.” He received one of two standing ovations, with the second given to Ewen-Trout Creek’s A Cappella Choir, whose members sang four tunes with full hearts beyond their years, while accompa- nied by microphone magic that included shivery sounds and complementary syncopa- tion. Claudette members include Becky Bogaczyk, Joyce Gayan, Andrea Harri- son, Angie Lauzon and Karen Mallum. The final member, Cindy Franck, also directed the entire show with help from assistant Judy Holst. In addition, Sue Pallin and Deb Leonard filled in as able guest members during the Claudettes’ popular “March of P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe the Toy Soldiers” routine. SANTA and Mrs. Claus, played respectively by Greg Gasman and chief choreographer Claudia Panosso, had no end of adorable backup dancers during Saturday night’s “O What Fun!” show at the Historic Ironwood Theatre. In one routine, Santa’s “Ho, Ho” changed to “Oh, Oh” when Mrs. Claus caught him with Beth Bordner, who was singing the sultry song “Santa Baby.” HIT — page 5 NFC TEAM LOGOS 091011: Team and helmet logos for NFC DECORATINGThese logos WORKSHOP are provided toMercer you Candy for Cane eventuse draws in festivean crowdeditorial By P.J. 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The event was GCC surveys area business needs sponsored by the Bessemer Public IRONWOOD – Gogebic training needs. Library and super- Community College is conduct- One of the college’s 2018- vised by librarian ing a survey of business and 2019 institutional goals calls Melissa Lupino. industry the region to assess ways in which the college can P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe assist businesses with their GCC — page 5 TODAY INDEX Partly cloudy — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-13 75 cents Comics ...... 11 Sunday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 100, No. 17 High 31 High 50 (1939) 48 hours to 7 a.m. Education ...... 6 Low 17 Low -22 (1919) Sunday trace Snow depth 7 in. Obituaries ...... 5 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 48.9 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 17 48 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 46.4 in. Low 7 Sunday 0.02 in. Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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Officials warned resi- American Airlines also Roy Cooper strongly urged dents to prepare emergen- issued a travel alert for Gov. Walker will veto bills residents to stay off the cy kits and stay off roads in nine airports throughout roads Sunday, asking impacted areas. Several the Carolinas, Tennessee, MADISON, Wis. (AP) – this language,” Evers said. spearheaded by Walker for drivers not to put lives of schools districts in North and Virginia, meaning pas- Wisconsin’s Democratic Walker has indicated a Foxconn Technology first responders needlessly Carolina and Virginia sengers may be able to Gov.-elect Tony Evers said that he generally supports Group manufacturing facil- at risk. Cooper said emer- announced they’ll be change travel plans with- Sunday he’s not optimistic the legislation though his ity in southeastern Wiscon- gency crews, including the closed Monday. out a fee. that outgoing governor office late last week said sin. National Guard, worked “Virginians should take Travelers were advised Scott Walker will veto bills only that he was reviewing In neighboring Michi- overnight to clear traffic all necessary precautions to check their flight status approved by the Republi- it. Walker has six days gan, where a Democrat also accidents on major road- to ensure they are prepared before heading to the air- can-dominated Legislature after the bills are delivered won the governor’s office ways. for winter weather storm port. Cancellations were that would limit the new to him to either sign them this year, Republicans are “Stay put if you can,” impacts,” said Virginia reported on flights from as governor’s power. into law, allow them to considering proposals to Cooper said. “Wrap a few Gov. Ralph Northam. far as the Midwest. Speaking on NBC’s become law without his strip campaign-finance “Meet the Press,” Evers said signature or veto them. He oversight from the new he talked by telephone may also be able to line- Democratic secretary of Panel to take closely watched vote on pipeline station with Walker recently and item veto portions of state. Lawmakers also want appealed to him to veto the them, depending on how to have authority to inter- RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – a n d racism.” legislation, but that Walker they are drafted and vene in lawsuits, with a A massive winter storm i n t e r - He said Dominion was noncommittal. whether they spend Democrat poised to take delayed a closely watched s e c t s recently duped the state Evers, who will be money. control of the attorney gen- vote in Virginia on a natu- with an NAACP into sending a let- sworn in Jan. 7 after nar- If Walker signs the bills, eral’s office. ral gas pipeline compres- existing ter to public officials say- rowly defeating the two- lawmakers can decide Evers said Sunday that sor station that’s been the pipeline. ing it was satisfied with the term Republican last when the state can with- if Walker had won in Wis- frequent target of protests. The pro- progress Dominion was month, said Wisconsin vot- draw from lawsuits, and consin, “we wouldn’t be sit- A citizen panel that p o s e d making with Union Hill ers did not elect him to Evers would have to ting here talking about this votes on air pollution per- 600-mile residents. The NAACP fight over administrative request permission to today.” The incoming gov- mits was set to decide Mon- ( 9 6 6 - quickly reversed course powers with the GOP leg- adjust programs that are ernor said the GOP moves day whether Virginia’s kilome- and reaffirmed its opposi- most powerful corporation Richard t e r ) tion to the compressor sta- islative majority. He said run jointly with the federal are “directly related” to a Walker the lame-duck legislation governor, such as Medi- Democrat’s win. can build a natural gas Atlantic tion after the letter was approved by lawmakers caid. The GOP measures Though Evers has said compressor station in a C o a s t made public. NAACP pres- after an all-night session also would empower legis- he might have to sue unless historical African-Ameri- Pipeline would carry ident Kevin Chandler did last week “gets us off to a lators, not new Democratic Walker vetoes the legisla- can community. But the fracked natural gas from not return a request for bad start. And I think that’s Attorney General Josh tion, he said Sunday that state on Sunday West Virginia into Virginia comment. a mistake.” Kaul, to decide whether to “all issues are on the table” announced the meeting and North Carolina. “The same exploitation “But we’ll continue withdraw Wisconsin from and that he is “not making was being pushed back to Both Dominion and the that took place 100 years working to get the people a lawsuit challenging the any promises one way or Dec. 19 because of a winter Northam administration ago is still taking place,” of Wisconsin to convince Affordable Care act. The the other,” storm that has made roads have said they’ve worked said Walker, who currently Scott Walker to think bills also could make it “I need to stand up for dangerous. carefully to ensure the sta- lives in Richmond but has about his legacy and harder for Evers to renego- the people of Wisconsin,” Dominion Energy needs tion will be as environmen- several elderly cousins who make sure that he vetoes tiate a $3 billion subsidy Evers said. the State Air Pollution Con- tally friendly as possible live in Union Hill. trol Board to sign off on a and won’t harm nearby res- Dominion has strongly LA Film Critics permit to build a station in idents. denied the charge and has We didn’t choose name ‘Roma’ best Buckingham County to “It is the strictest permit said it has deep respect for film of the year pump gas through the for a compressor station in the community and wants brown, It justjust planned Atlantic Coast the country,” said Secretary to be a constructive part- NEW YORK (AP) – The Pipeline. of Natural Resources Matt ner. The company has came naturally Los Angeles Film Critics The upcoming vote has Strickler. recently offered to give Association on Sunday become a flashpoint in the But opposition has been more than $5 million to named Alfonso Cuaron’s yearslong fight over the fierce, both from groups help improve Union Hill. deeply personal drama pipeline and a political that don’t want the The air pollution board “Roma” best film of the imbroglio for Gov. Ralph pipeline built at all and by was supposed to decide the year, adding to the Northam, who has come others who worry exhaust issue early last month, but acclaimed film’s steadily under intense criticism for from the compressor sta- delayed a vote amid con- mounting honors. his recent removal of two tion will hurt the low- cerns that state’s Depart- Insulate yourself Cuaron’s black-and- board members ahead of income and elderly resi- ment of Environmental or have US white film, a the vote. dents who live nearby. Quality hadn’t properly do it for you! release, has been cleaning The proposed site is Some opponents have considered environmental up many of the top prizes about an hour west of Rich- accused Dominion of try- justice issues when endors- of awards season. It won mond in Union Hill, a com- ing to take advantage of ing the permit. the Golden Lion at the munity founded by freed Union Hill’s black resi- Shortly afterward, Venice Film Festival and slaves. dents. Richard Walker, Northam removed two E5108 Jackson Road likewise topped the New Dominion, the lead who says his great-grandfa- members of the board Ironwood, MI 49938 York Film Critics Circle. developer of the pipeline ther bought a 25-acre whose terms had expired “Roma” is widely expected and dominant force in Vir- homestead in Union Hill this summer and named 906-932-2311 to land Netflix its first best- ginia politics, said it chose for $15 in 1885 as a freed two replacements he later Mon-Fri 8am-5pm picture nomination at the the location because it had slave, said Dominion is said won’t be voting on the Sat & Sun 8am-Noon Academy Awards. sufficient acreage for sale engaged in “environmental compressor station permit. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 3 Community Briefs Postal Service to deliver 16 billion

Presque Isle to hold renewal notification letter community Christmas directly from the county clerk pieces of cheer this holiday season that issued the CPL. PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. – The In addition to online renew- GRAND RAPIDS – The U.S. deliver nearly 200 million pack- app, dashboard, tablet or comput- Presque Isle Chamber of Com- al, CPL holders may also renew merce invites the public to Postal Service will deliver nearly ages per week during these two er. Informed Delivery is one more their license in-person at their 16 billion pieces of mail this holi- weeks. way the Postal Service is helping share in their “Olde Time Com- county clerk’s office or by mail munity Christmas,” held Friday day season. In the period between you anticipate, communicate and with a completed application Thanksgiving and New Year’s celebrate this holiday season. at Pipke Park on County Road and payment. The application Ship online in Presque Isle. Day, the Postal Service also Consumers don’t even have to and instructions for renewing expects to deliver 900 million leave home to ship their packages, The event will run from 5 to by mail are available at michi- Holiday shipping deadlines 8 p.m. and will feature horse- packages. simply visit usps.com. The Postal The Postal Service recom- gan.gov/firearms. “Post Offices are well prepared Service anticipates December 17 mends the following mailing and drawn sleigh rides, a bonfire, First-time CPL applicants hot cocoa and s’mores and a to meet our customers’ needs dur- will be the Postal Service’s busiest shipping deadlines*: must still apply in-person at ing the holiday season, especially day online with more than 8 mil- Dec. 11 – APO/FPO/DPO (all visit from Santa. their county clerk’s office. For more information, con- as demand for package deliveries lion consumers predicted to visit other ZIP Codes) Priority Mail Statewide there are 644,677 continues to grow,” said Sabrina usps.com for help shipping that and First-Class Mail tact the Chamber at 715-686- active CPLs. Once issued, a CPL 2910. Todd, Greater Michigan District special holiday gift. It’s predicted Dec. 14 – USPS Retail Ground is valid for up to five years. Communications Specialist. that nearly 105 million con- Dec. 18 – APO/FPO/DPO Book club to meet Hospitality house “We take great pride in our sumers will visit our website (except ZIP Code 093) USPS Pri- holiday readiness and prepara- between Thanksgiving and New ority Mail Express MERCER, Wis. – The Mercer offices moving tion, and in our ability to offer Year’s Day. And usps.com is Dec. 20 – First-Class Mail Book Club will meet on reliable, predictable and afford- always open. (including greeting cards) Wednesday to discuss Little MARQUETTE – The Beacon House fundraising and admin- able service throughout our com- It’s estimated nearly 400,000 Dec. 20 – First-class packages Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng. munities.” consumers will use the Click-N- (up to 15.99 ounces) New members are always wel- istrative team has new office space, thanks to the generosity Ship feature and other online ser- Dec. 20 – Hawaii to mainland come, and copies of the book vices on Dec. 17 to order free Pri- Priority Mail and First-Class Mail are available at the library. of the Upper Peninsula Medical Busiest days Center Shareholders. With an increase in early and ority Mail boxes, print shipping Dec. 20 – Priority Mail For more information, call online shopping for gifts, there is labels, purchase postage and even Dec. 20 – Alaska to mainland the library at 715-476-2366. The move was necessary due to the anticipated sale of the no longer a “busiest day” for holi- request free next-day Package Priority Mail and First-Class Mail Conceal license Beacon House, expected to be day shipping. Instead, the Postal Pickup. Dec. 22 – Alaska to mainland renewal now online finalized in December. “It was Service’s busiest time is now two Priority Mail Express time for us to move,” said Mary weeks before Christmas. Starting What’s new this year Dec. 22 – Hawaii to mainland LANSING – Michigan resi- Tavernini Dowling, CEO of the week of Dec. 10, customer Informed Delivery is the Postal Priority Mail Express dents with an existing con- Hospitality House of the Upper traffic is expected to increase, Service’s free daily digital pre- Dec. 22 – Priority Mail cealed pistol license can now Peninsula. with the week of Dec. 17 - 23 pre- view of what’s coming to your Express renew their license online at “We are very grateful for the dicted to be the busiest mailing, mailbox. Additional news and informa- michigan.gov/CPLrenewal. donated offices at Peninsula shipping, and delivery week. This holiday season, not only tion, including all domestic, inter- Online renewal requires a Medical Center, and appreciate During this week, nearly 3 bil- can you manage your packages national and military mailing and personal identification number. that we’ll be able to put those lion pieces of First Class Mail, and sneak a peek at cards headed shipping deadlines, can be found If a CPL holder’s renewal notifi- funds toward the new Steve including greeting cards, will be your way, you can also see some at the Postal Service Holiday cation letter does not contain a Mariucci Family Beacon House processed and delivered. The exterior images of magazines and Newsroom at usps.com/holi- PIN, he/she may request a new construction instead of rent.” Postal Service also expects to catalogs – all from your mobile daynews. Calendar ‘Humongous fungus’ near Crystal Falls

Email calendar items and Montreal City Council, even bigger than experts thought community news to 5:30 p.m., city hall. [email protected]. Town of Pence, 6 p.m., For more information, call 906- Pence, Wis., Town Hall. CRYSTAL FALLS (AP) – ronmental impact, so the he ended up with a collec- Bruhn said. “What we 932-2211. Gogebic County Conser- It was discovered nearly Navy established an elabo- tion of hundreds of wanted to understand was vation District, 6 p.m., Natural three decades ago. At the rate environmental moni- mapped cultures of the how the individual could Monday, Dec. 10 Resources Center, Bessemer. Kimball Town Board, 6:30 time, it was thought to be toring program to assess Armillaria species. get so large and so old and Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- heavier than a blue whale, the effect of the electrical At that time, they deter- still retain its identity. For a Bessemer Housing Communi- ty Center. ty, community room, 906-667- bigger than 23 football signals on wildlife, trees, mined that it occupied at human being, we would 0469. Wednesday, Dec. 12 fields and more than 1,500 etc. Bruhn was one of the least 37 acres, weighed eventually contract cancer Iron County Food Pantry, years old. participating scientists. more than 100 tons and by or something. People don’t 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Christian Men of the Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown In July 2018, in a “So what we concluded conservative estimates was live to 2,500 years old. We 4450. Cafe, Ironwood. preprint paper posted on was that what we had to do more than 1,500 years old. wouldn’t look like much.” National Finnish Ameri- Mentoring of Moms, 9- bioRxiv, scientists studying was we had to establish The researchers were sure The team also wanted to can Festival Inc. board, 10 10:30 a.m., Range Community a.m., Little Finland, Kimball. Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- it announced that the so- small plantations of a fast- it was even larger than that. understand was where it Alcoholics Anonymous, 4355. called “humongous fun- growing tree species that Starting in 2015, they took originated. Typically, fungi noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, gus,” an individual of was very genetically homo- samples annually, mapped start from a single point Ironwood. area74.org. open meeting, noon, Salem Armillaria gallica that lives geneous so that all the trees them, did compatibility and grow outward in a radi- “Pepsi Cares” donation Lutheran Church, Ironwood. drive for DOVE and HOPE, DOVE Support Group, in a forest in the Upper would be the same age,” tests to determine if they al pattern, but obstacles 3:30-6 p.m., 5th and Silver noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Peninsula of Michigan, is Bruhn told the Columbia had reached the limit, and and the development of Street, Hurley. Ironwood-Hurley Rotary actually four times bigger Missourian . That would extended the geographic new food bases would cause Overeaters Anonymous, Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. and around one and a half enable scientists to mea- area of the study. them to change direction. Church, Wakefield. Iron County Veterans times older than previously sure the trees and build a “We could hardly By gathering the sam- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., thought. The fungus is now better statistical model of believe that it was as big as ples and analyzing the p.m., Our Lady of Peace Mercer, Wis., Town Hall. 715- Catholic Church, Ironwood. 561-2190. believed to be 2.500 years the effects of the electrical it turned out to be and we number of mutations, area74.org. Mercer Health and Well- old and weighs more than fields on their growth. can only handle so many researchers understood Aurora Club, 6 p.m. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., 400 tons. The researchers cut samples in the laboratory more about both the monthly membership, Aurora Mercer Community Center. The fungus is located in patches of mixed hard- each year,” Bruhn said. longevity and the growth of Club, Ironwood. Wakefield American Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 south of Crystal Falls and wood-conifer forest and “This is a large perimeter to the humongous fungus. EST, Ontonagon United p.m. regular meeting, post, east of US2 near the Wis- planted red pines. As he be making collections.” “It’s a great follow-up on Methodist Church basement, Wakefield. consin border. The discov- expected, Bruhn soon This year, they reached the work that they did next to Holiday gas station, Gogebic Range Trail Ontonagon. area74.org. Authority, 5 p.m. board meet- ery of the “humongous noticed that two species of the edge. It turned out the quite a long time ago,” said Government ing, 6 p.m. club meeting, fungus” was a side product Armillaria were killing trees humongous fungus Thomas Volk, professor of Gogebic County Road Maplewood Steakhouse. of a U.S. Navy effort called in the research plantations. weighed more than 400 biology at the University of Commisssion, 4 p.m., road IMPACT Life Support Project ELF. “The pine pathogen was tons and is more than Wisconsin-La Crosse. “The commisssion office. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland City of Hurley Finance Church, Ironwood. The work began in focused on the pines, but 2,500 years old. methods are much more Committee, 4:15, city hall. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 1982. The plan was to there was this other species “We say 2,500 years, sophisticated now, and I Gogebic-Iron County Air- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, build miles-long antennae that came eventually but that’s a conservative think they have been able port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the Ironwood. area74.org. airport. Alcoholics Anonymous, and bury their ends in the known as the ‘humongous guess. (It) could be almost to glean a lot more interest- Ironwood City Commis- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran ground in Wisconsin and fungus’ that was decom- as old as the forest that ing information from the sion work session, 4:45 p.m., Church, Bessemer. Upper Michigan. The posing the hardwood replaced the glaciers,” current study.” Women’s Club Room, Memori- area74.org. al Building. Government antennae would send sig- stumps,” Bruhn said. Bessemer Township Wakefield Housing Com- nals of extremely low fre- He observed that the Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, mission, 9 a.m., Sunset quency through bedrock to Armillaria species seemed Ramsay. Manor community room, 200 underwater craft around to occupy enormous terri- Ironwood Township Pierce St., Wakefield. Santa is Coming! Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Bessemer Area Sewer the world. The U.S. Navy tory. He wanted to under- offices. Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- conceived the project stand how many individual to the Marenisco Township Hall Wakefield City Council, mer City Hall. because it was having a organisms of each species ~ Saturday, Dec. 15th at 1:00 pm ~ 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Ironwood Parks and Ironwood City Commis- Trails summit, 5 p.m., Iron- problem: to receive an were involved, and how Goodie bag, hot chocolate, cookies sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial wood Memorial Building order, a submarine had to they were spatially dis- Building. Women’s Club Room. trail a buoy or buoyant tributed in the forest. & a Gift for each child! Bessemer Downtown Gogebic County Board, 5 antenna near the surface. He dug up the dead Development Authority, 5:30 p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Erwin Township Board, Doing this made it easily seedlings and cut a win- 314 Hall St., Marenisco, MI Town of Carey, 6 p.m., 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. detectable. The solution dow through the bark to Carey Town Hall. Thursday, Dec. 13 was to use the unique expose the fungus growing Tuesday, Dec. 11 property of the radio underneath and then sam- Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., waves: the lower their fre- pled a piece of the fungus Gogebic County Veterans Ironwood Memorial Building. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Gogebic County Veterans quency, the more deeply and grew it in culture. a.m., Ironwood Memorial Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 they can penetrate the sea. Then he mapped where the Building. 906-667-1110. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 The public was con- seedlings had been grow- of the Mercer p.m., Watersmeet Township; Public Library, 10 a.m., 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco cerned about possible envi- ing. Over about eight years, library, Mercer, Wis. Township. 906-667-1110. Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., Red Hat Society North- Ironwood Memorial Building. woods Divas, 11:30 a.m., Mt. Zion Ski Hill Cookie Exchange, 11 Sharon’s Coffee House, Hur- Ironwood Township Fire Department a.m., Mercer Public Library. ley. Reservations or cancella- Alcoholics Anonymous, tions to 906-932-4953. presents noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. area74.org. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Ironwood. area74.org. Meet Santa noon, Golden Dragon. Grief Support Group, 1 to Meet Santa Bessemer American 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- office, 1571 Highway 51 North at the Christmas for Kids event ican Legion, Bessemer. in Arbor Vitae. Bessemer American Free Community Dinner, Legion Auxiliary, 5:00 p.m. 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Saturday, December 15th Ironwood American Church. Public is invited. Snocross Race Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- ReGeneration Youth, Event starts at 9:30am ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; rial Building, Legion club room. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Ironwood Township Gymnasium December 14 & 15, 2018 Wakefield VFW Post ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Center, Ironwood. Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, Santa will be here between 10am-12noon Practice: Friday 11am-4pm Gathering, Participating 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian and Supporting, 6 p.m., Church, Hurley. area74.org. To hand out presents to all the children Race Starts: Saturday 9am developmental disability advo- Klassic Kruisers Car cacy group, Community Men- Club, 6:30 p.m., Lindquist Stu- who are there to meet him! tal Health, Wakefield. dent Center, Ironwood. Tickets: $5 • Kids 12 & under Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Ironwood Masonic Lodge FREE refreshments available p.m., Episcopal Church of the 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic FREE with paid adult Transfiguration, Ironwood. building. Government Government EVERYONE IS WELCOME Hurley Public Works Bessemer Housing Com- Gogebic Community College - Mt. Zion Committee, followed by City mission, 8 a.m., Executive Council meeting, 5 p.m., city Director’s Office, 709 West N10892 Lake Rd, Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-5800 E4946 Jackson Road, Ironwood, MI 49938 hall. Iron Street, Bessemer. l 4 MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE That itty-bitty swearword Fifteen days after her memoirs founding one, too, geared mostly to went on sale, Michelle Obama’s that subset of women who want to Sue Mizell, Publisher “Becoming” became – I love saying believe they can have it all, and at Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor those two words together – the the same time. For a lot of women, I biggest-selling book of 2018. wrote at the time, her book was “a I’m leading with that spectacular prescription for how to lean in until piece of news because I think it Connie you collapse from exhaustion.” explains why those few angry people Schultz “Lean In” ended up making some took offense to her publicly uttered women feel led on, which Obama In Their Opinion swearword last week. Why would was getting at. Sandberg took a hit Macron’s warning someone care that Michelle Obama for that, and in recent months, we’ve slipped and said s–-? As a dear learned that she’s made a lot of mis- friend and editor explained years Obama said. “It ain’t equal. I tell takes at Facebook, too. from Trump ago, when you can’t figure out why women, ‘That whole “you can have it Still, I won’t join the pile-on, someone is behaving badly, envy is all” – mmm, nope. Not at the same because of something else I know ‘There is no Plan B because there is no Planet B,” what does the business. time. That’s a lie. It’s not always about Sandberg. Emmanuel Macron lectured Donald Trump – in If you didn’t like Michelle Obama enough to lean in, because that s–- In early March 2014, I wrote an English – when the American President withdrew before she wrote her book, you’re doesn’t work all the time.’” essay for Parade magazine about from the Paris climate agreement last year. Well, most likely toeing the cliff right now, Holy moly, grab your babies and Sandberg’s “Ban Bossy” campaign to apparently there is a Plan B after all. Mr. Macron wondering whether it’s time to jump. batten down the hatches. empower girls to be assertive rather stopped his fuel-tax increase after concluding that For eight years, Michelle Obama Not really. than shame them for it. Days later, I marginal carbon reductions aren’t worth kneecap- was America’s first lady, and for The crowd erupted in laughter was in a cab in , and ping an economy and sacrificing his political career. eight years, she held her tongue. and applause. Obama quickly apolo- the driver, Mr. Guevara, started talk- Mr. Trump could have warned him. Having reviewed her book for The gized, joking, “I thought we were at ing about his 6-year-old daughter The French President views stopping climate Washington Post, I am here to tell home, y’all. I was getting real com- and a video he’d just seen “about change as a grand legacy project, and he had hoped you: Those days are o. ver. fortable up in here.” banning the word bossy.” to use higher fuel taxes to discourage driving for the Her memoirs are sometimes raw She’s us, in other words – “us” He was going to share the video sake of slashing carbon emissions. It didn’t matter to and are relentlessly honest, which is being most women in America. If with his little girl. “I want her to him that French emissions already are very low on a making a whole lot of women you’re about to insist that never ever grow up strong. You know?” he said. per capita basis and further cuts to transport emis- swoon. This is the Michelle we were does that word cross your lips, let “I don’t want anyone making her feel sions would be extremely difficult to achieve. But this waiting for, the one who used to me save you the energy of writing like she has to keep her opinions to matters a great deal to lower-income rural voters keep her opinion to herself when we that email. Bless your lecturing herself.” whose use of cars for daily life and business was most wanted to know what was on heart, I don’t care. You’re no fun. I I wrote a column about that con- about to become much more expensive. her mind. mean it. Stay away. versation with Mr. Guevara. A few Those voters produced the yellow-vest movement She’s had her detractors since the Goodness, that fake outrage on days later, Sandberg sent an email – named for the safety gear they wear – that in turn book came out, most notably – most social media from the same people asking whether I had the cabdriver’s has created a political crisis for Mr. Macron. What pathetically, I mean – her husband’s who’ve been hating on Michelle email address. “I would love to send began as a few hundred thousand protesters scat- successor. Obama from the first day they saw him a note,” she wrote. tered around the country became more than a mil- He’s huffing and puffing like old her. They’re shocked she swears? I hunted for him, with success. lion last weekend, including inexcusable rioting man Potter, who could never under- Sure they are. That’s the one thing Sandberg thanked me for the effort, mobs in Paris. stand why everyone hated him and they didn’t see coming in all those adding, “It would be fun to send him Mr. Macron’s tax backtrack, which his govern- loved George Bailey. And we all years of weaving a narrative of Ban Bossy shirts.” ment says is only for six months, might induce the know how that worked out. scourge and contempt so coiled She was a rich and busy woman, protesters to return home. But the movement grew so Last week, at a sold-out event in around their hearts it’s cutting off but she wanted to find that New large and garnered so much public sympathy that his Brooklyn, Michelle Obama took an their blood supply. York cabby who believed in his entire economic-reform agenda is now in jeopardy. unexpected swipe at Sheryl Sand- Ho-kay. daughter. The fuel tax was not part of his election campaign. berg’s “Lean In,” the 2013 best-sell- Obama was affirming what many Sheryl Sandberg is that woman, Mr. Trump tried to warn the French leader, albeit ing book about women’s empower- of us felt about “Lean In,” which I too. I just wanted you to know. indirectly. “No responsible leader can put the work- ment. also reviewed for the Post. I found it Connie Schultz can be reached at ers – and the people – of their country at this debil- “Marriage still ain’t equal, y’all,” to be an inspiring book – and a con- [email protected]. itating and tremendous disadvantage,” he said of the costs of the Paris climate deal when he announced America’s withdrawal last year. The point is that the Today in history public seems to understand better than progressive elites that the consequences of climate change, what- ever they turn out to be, will be easier to confront the By The Associated Press more prosperous the world is. Today’s Highlight in History – Wall Street Journal On Dec. 10, 1964, Martin Luther King Jr. received his Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, saying he accepted it “with an Legislators abiding faith in America and an audacious faith in the future of mankind.” Michigan Wisconsin On this date Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Gov. Scott Walker, 115 In 1817, Mississippi was Box 30013, Lansing, MI East State Capitol, Madison, admitted as the 20th state of 48909, phone 517-373-3400, WI 53702, phone 608-266- the Union. online: michigan.gov/snyder. 1212, online: walker.wi.gov. In 1869, women were Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- granted the right to vote in the D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office Wyoming Territory. Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC In 1898, a treaty was DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- signed in Paris officially ending 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- the Spanish-American War. ate.gov. ate.gov. In 1906, President Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- Theodore Roosevelt became Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office the first American to be award- Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC ed the Nobel Peace Prize for 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; helping to mediate an end to online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. the Russo-Japanese War. U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- In 1931, Jane Addams Eugene McCarthy died in der. Actress Fionnula Flanagan is R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 2330 Rayburn became the first American Washington, D.C., at age 89; Five years ago: South 77. Pop singer Chad Stuart House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- woman to be awarded the actor-comedian Richard Pryor Africa held a memorial service (Chad and Jeremy) is 77. ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- Nobel Peace Prize; the co- died in Encino, California, at for Nelson Mandela, during Actress-singer Gloria Loring is 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: recipient was Nicholas Murray age 65. which U.S. President Barack 72. Pop-funk musician Walter bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. Butler. In 2007, suspended NFL Obama energized tens of thou- “Clyde” Orange (The Com- State Sen. Tom Casper- State Sen. Janet Bewley, In 1967, singer Otis Red- star Michael Vick was sen- sands of spectators and nearly modores) is 72. Country singer son, R-Escanaba, 4100 Bins- D-Ashland, 126 South, State ding, 26, and six others were tenced by a federal judge in 100 visiting heads of state with Johnny Rodriguez is 67. feld Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, Madi- killed when their plane crashed Richmond, Virginia, to 23 a plea for the world to emulate Actress Susan Dey is 66. For- Lansing, MI 48909, phone son, WI 53707, phone 608- into Wisconsin’s Lake Monona; months in prison for “the last great liberator of the mer Illinois Gov. Rod Blagoje- 517-373-7840, online: senator- 266-3510, online: legis.wis- one passenger, Ben Cauley, bankrolling a dogfighting oper- 20th century.” (The ceremony vich is 62. Jazz musician Paul tomcasperson.com. consin.gov/senate/25/bewley. survived. ation and killing dogs that was marred by the presence of Hardcastle is 61. Actor-director State Rep. Scott Dianda, State Rep. Beth Meyers, In 1987, President Ronald underperformed (Vick served a sign-language interpreter Kenneth Branagh is 58. D-Calumet, S-1489 House D-Bayfield, 409 North, State Reagan and Soviet leader 19 months at Leavenworth). who deaf advocates said was Actress Nia Peeples is 57. TV Office Building, P.O. Box Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- Mikhail S. Gorbachev conclud- Former Vice President Al Gore an impostor waving his arms chef Bobby Flay is 54. Rock 30014, Lansing, MI 48909, son, WI 53708, 608-266-7690, ed three days of summit talks accepted the Nobel Peace around meaninglessly.) Gener- singer-musician J Mascis is 53. phone 517-373-0850, online: online: [email protected] in Washington. Violinist Jascha Prize with a call for humanity to al Motors named product chief Rock musician Scot Alexander dianda.housedems.com. consin.gov. Heifetz died in Los Angeles at rise up against a looming cli- Mary Barra its new CEO, mak- (Dishwalla) is 47. Actress- age 86. mate crisis and stop waging ing her the first woman to run a comedian Arden Myrin is 45. Letters Policy In 1994, Yasser Arafat, Shi- war on the environment. U.S. car company. Rock musician Meg White mon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin Ten years ago: Defying One year ago: Philadel- (The White Stripes) is 44. The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters received the Nobel Peace calls for his resignation, Illinois phia Eagles quarterback Car- Actress Emmanuelle Chriqui is should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve Prize, pledging to pursue their Gov. Rod Blagojevich showed son Wentz suffered a torn ACL 43. Rapper Kuniva (D12) is 43. the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- mission of healing the up for work on his 52nd birth- during the team’s win over the Actor Gavin Houston is 41. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. anguished Middle East. day despite charges he’d Rams; backup Nick Foles ral- Actor Alano Miller is 39. Violin- Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address In 1995, the first group of schemed to enrich himself by lied the Eagles to a victory that ist Sarah Chang is 38. Rock and phone number must be included for verification purposes. U-S Marines arrived in the offering to sell President-elect secured the NFC East title. musician Noah Harmon (Air- Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- Bosnian capital of Sarajevo to Barack Obama’s Senate seat. (Foles and the Eagles would borne Toxic Event) is 37. Actor date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads join NATO soldiers sent to The House approved a plan, go on to win the Super Bowl.) Patrick John Flueger is 35. and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and enforce peace in former 237-170, to speed $14 billion in Wearing a face mask, actor Country singer Meghan Linsey $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to Yugoslavia. loans to Detroit’s automakers. Rob Lowe live-streamed the is 33. Actress Raven-Symone 400 words. In 1996, South African U.S. Special Forces killed six evacuation of his family from is 33. Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, President Nelson Mandela Afghan police in a case of mis- one of the homes threatened Thought for Today 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: signed the country’s new con- taken identity by both sides by a massive Southern Califor- “Beauty is not caused. It is.” [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. stitution into law during a cere- after the police fired on the nia wildfire. — Emily Dickinson, Amer- Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday mony in Sharpeville. Americans during an operation Today’s Birthdays ican poet (born this date in “Bouquets” column. In 2005, former Senator against an insurgent comman- Actor Tommy Kirk is 77. 1830, died in 1886)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 5 Obituaries Mercer From page 1 Richard L. ‘Rich’ Giackino committee to host the parade and party on the WAKEFIELD, Mich. – Richard L. “Rich” Giacki- same day, making it conve- nient for families to enjoy no, 81, of Wakefield, passed away Saturday morn- all of the offerings in a sin- ing, Dec. 8, 2018. gle weekend. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- Decent temperatures ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- close to 20 degrees also al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, who will release a com- made for a happy crowd, plete obituary notice later. who gathered to watch as several floats, vehicles and For reprints or lamination services, walkers made their way contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 down the main street. Leading the charge were law enforcement officials and service officials accom- MYKKANEN panying Commander Bob Davis of the Mercer Area VFW Post 9536. In a nod to the snowy locale, a well-costumed P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Grinch slipped in and out MERCER SCHOOL kids ride in a “Candy Cane Court” float in Mercer’s Candy Cane of a utility task vehicle Parade Saturday. The float won the prize in the nonprofit division. equipped with bulldozer tracks. This Grinch, who holiday hats. and a reminder of the “100 included the distribution was one of several, had Finally, the parade’s percent volunteer” status of of many raffle items, was made peace with redemp- nonprofit prize went to the snowmobile club. rife with sequins, bells, red tion and was tossing candy Mercer school students for At the community cen- velvet bows, reindeer to grateful kids. a “Candy Cane Court” float ter, winning entries of the antlers, Santa hats, and The Grinch rig from pulled by a small John bakery contest were on dis- lots of red and green cos- Eunica’s Beaver Lodge in Deere tractor. The student play with corresponding tumes. Oversized greeting Mercer won this year’s float featured real greenery certificates. Candy win- cards, red and white- prize in the parade’s busi- from Christmas trees and a ners were Debbie Groeler, striped tablecloths, red tin- ness division. hem of boughs, plus deco- adult, and Piper Lindquist, sel garlands, and candy The prize for the indi- rations anchored by huge youth. Adult bar winner canes completed the fes- vidual entry went to a float candy canes. was Karen Watts, and tive atmosphere. with an outhouse titled Other notable entries adult cookie winner was In addition to the party, “Santa’s Real Workshop.” It included a donkey with a Christi Van Winkle. Mer- a European-style market featured Santa sitting in an red blanket; the Mercer cer School Group No. 3 took place behind the outhouse, waving to the Cross-Country Ski Club, took the youth division Pines restaurant in Mercer. crowd. whose float included prize in both cookies and It featured a large tent, Troy Jastromski, who members cradling darling bars. many individual vender owns a cabin on Weber dogs; and the Faith Sharon Drawz was in booths, a welcome bonfire, Lake, offered the float with Lutheran Church, which charge of the baking con- and live music by the band the help of partners Ed offered warm smiles and a test, and Betty Snyder orga- Badge. P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Cormier, Dave Hochstein, colorfully lit manger scene nized the parade. Venders such as Dawn PROVIDING A classic boost to Saturday’s “Oh What Jim Mielke and Jerry that stayed on display Additional bakery was Pelkowski, Heidi and Kurt Fun!” show at the Historic Ironwood Theatre is Miles Urban. The guys, who were afterward in front of the supplied by members of Meyer, Anna Kemp and Mykkanen, who received a standing ovation for his all vacationing here from Mercer Community Cen- the Mercer Lioness Club, many others were seeing a rendition of Puccini’s “Nessun Dorma.” Madison, Wis., dressed for ter. and the Mercer Loons pro- brisk flow of shoppers. the role, with one of them Members of the Mercer vided toys and treats for Adding to the ambiance HIT Bethany Ann Hellen sporting a Santa costume Area Sno-Goers also trav- Santa and Mrs. Claus to of the season were main Studios provided some of and others wearing a wild eled on an imposing snow- share with visiting chil- street decorations, beauti- the dancers, under the collection of apple green or clearing vehicle that dren, which included a lit- ful store window displays, From page 1 direction of choreographer orange jackets, a red and included signs stating tle Grinch. and Christmas trees and Other show performers Monica Lindquist. white vest, and comical “Thank You Land Owners” The party, which wreaths stacked for sale. sometimes joined the One of the most delight- Claudettes, such as in the ful routines was a Santa “Frosty the Snowman Med- Claus dance in which a Cops riding school ing school buses in an ship began after a driver lation, the officer can tell a ley,” when Santa and Mrs. stage full of dancers, all buses in Marquette Upper Peninsula district to said vehicles were passing patrol car to stop the driver. Claus, Tic and Toc, dressed in Santa costumes, in road safety move try to catch drivers who her bus while she was load- Marquette County Sher- snowflake dancers and kicked up a storm. violate bus-safety laws. ing or unloading kids in the iff Greg Zyburt says it’s a snowmen added even Even the spaces MARQUETTE (AP) – The Mining Journal Marquette district. If a three-point ticket and a fine more energy. HIT opera- between acts were filled Sheriff’s deputies are rid- reports that the partner- deputy on a bus sees a vio- of $200 to $500. tions manager Bruce with adorable elves setting Greenhill played a tall up and removing props. 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(R) (CC) (:40) Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat Daily Pick 4: 0-8-4-6 Daily Pick 4: 6-6-4-2 PREMIUM l 6 MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 EDUCATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM CAN-A-THON GOISD technical education students honored BESSEMER — The “Out- Kaitlyn Brady (Health standing Career-Technical Careers), Ewen-Trout Education Students of the Creek High School Marking Period” at the Eric Lucas (Welding), Gogebic and Ontonagon Ontonagon High School Area Career-Technical Cen- Adam Domitrovich ters have been named for (Welding), Ontonagon the first marking period. High School Students that were selected Katherine Dembraski include: (Agriculture), Ontonagon High School Gogebic County Zachary Livingston Caitlin Mylly (CNA), (Agriculture), Ewen-Trout Luther L. Wright High Creek High School School These outstanding stu- Dan Adrian (Agricul- dents were selected by ture), Luther L. Wright their instructors for being Submitted photo High School exceptional in: attitude, THE WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO Student Council participated in a Can-A-Thon. In three and a half weeks, 250 Jacobi Hill (Welding) effort, attendance, safety, pounds of food was collected and donated to a local food pantry. Students pictured from left include: Kayla A.D. Johnston High School skills, ability to work with Londo, Nyah Hewitt, Julia Tarro, Aubree Keast, Carlee Yon, Sam Hautala, Anthony Eismuller-DeFazio and Hay- Tad Rowe (CADD) A.D. others and work on tests. den Makela. Johnston High School A certificate of achieve- Eleanor Tiziani (BMA), ment is presented to each Education Notes Lutehr L. Wright High winner and a letter describ- School ing the award is placed in Isabella Garrison each student’s file. OK2SAY still receiving many To date, more than two million Michi- consider whether the 14 state-owned (Accounting), Watersmeet The career-technical edu- tips gan students have attended a presen- universities can compel all faculty High School cation programs are spon- tation. members to undergo criminal back- sored by the Gogebic- LANSING — Michigan Attorney Students in K-5th grade receive ground checks and inform the General Bill Schuette recntly released Ontonagon County Ontonagon Intermediate age-appropriate instruction from the schools if they are arrested for seri- Lydia Strasser (CNA), the November OK2SAY tip numbers. School District. Students Michigan Cyber Safety Initiative. ous crimes. Ontonagon High School Top tip categories include: Suicide come from Ironwood, Besse- Students, teachers, parents, school The high court this week granted a Gracie Witt (CNA), — 174 tips; Bullying — 121 tips; Other mer, Wakefield-Marenisco, officials, friends, and neighbors can request by the State System of Higher Ewen-Trout Creek High (e.g., anxiety, stress, depression, Watersmeet, Ontonagon submit tips though any of the follow- Education to review an April decision School and Ewen-Trout Creek. harassment), Drugs — 60 tips and ing ways: that said the policy can’t be imposed Self-Harm — 46 tips. Call: 8-555-OK2SAY (855-565- on all faculty without getting their “OK2SAY is a vital part of Michi- 2729) Text: 652729 (OK2SAY) labor union to agree. gan schools,” said Schuette. “It’s clear Email: [email protected] Web: The policy was a response to the University of Minnesota picks each month when we review the tips ok2say.com or the OK2SAY mobile Jerry Sandusky child molestation that students are using OK2SAY to app available for download in app scandal at Penn State. finalist for new president report when they need help. It’s stores for iPhone and Android. The Supreme Court will consider important to review the tips and the the schools’ claim they had the right MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — provost at the University of categories so we can better help University faculty to enact a policy they argue “served Education officials and South Carolina, where Michigan kids.” background checks to be the public interest in protecting colleagues say the woman she’s faced protests regard- The Attorney General offers free reviewed by court minors.” who may become the next ing student and faculty Student Safety programming for K- The union president says policy University of Minnesota diversity, concerns over ris- 12th grade students, parents, HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The has to be negotiated and can’t be president is a collabora- ing costs and a push to guardians, and community leaders. Pennsylvania Supreme Court will imposed unilaterally. tive and approachable increase innovation with leader. fewer resources. The Star Tribune John von Lehe Jr. is Wakefield-Marenisco school opens ‘caring closet’ reports that Joan Gabel is chairman of the University the only finalist interview- of South Carolina’s board WAKEFIELD — An anonymous ing to succeed Eric Kaler. of trustees. He says Gabel donor recently donated money to the The university’s Board of is “a down-to-earth, highly Wakefield-Marenisco School to be Regents selected Gabel knowledgeable and well- used on the needs of the students. Wednesday out of three spoken person.” When considering options for higher education adminis- Gabel will visit all five how to best spend the money, Super- trators the search commit- University of Minnesota intendent Jason Gustafson came tee recommended. campuses and interview across some schools that offer a car- Gabel is currently a with regents next week. ing closet. The caring closets are stocked with school supplies and personal care items. Any student who is in Regents OK millions in need of these items can go to the clos- et to pick out what they need free of UW-Madison tuition hikes charge. MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Business tuition by nearly After discussions with Guidance University of Wisconsin 10 percent annually, gen- Counselor Mark Lane, Gustafson System regents are signing erating about $1.7 mil- decided that a caring closet would be off on millions of dollars of lion; raising tuition for a perfect for the Wakefield-Marenisco tuition increases for out-of- resident medical doctor School. state and graduate stu- students by 5 percent The closet will be set up next to dents at UW-Madison over annually and non-resident the guidance office and will be open the next two academic students by 8 percent to all students. Students will not be Submitted photo THE “CARING closet” at Wakefield-Marenisco School contains many years. annually; and increasing required to ask permission to take The plan calls for rais- tuition for law students by items from the closet. The closet is school supplies and personal care items. The closet was stocked using funds from an anonymous donation to the school. ing non-resident under- $2,000 annually, generat- also in a quiet location where stu- graduate tuition more than ing about $1.2 million per dents can visit to get the items they $800 to generate about $16 year. may need without other students lacks basic necessities, it is virtually ting the basic essentials they may million in additional rev- The regents approved watching them. impossible for the student to focus on need. The caring closet is sure to have enue. the increases unanimously “I am so thankful to the communi- their studies,” said Gustafson. a lasting impact on the students of Increases in the univer- without any discussion at a ty member who donated the money “This project will allow students the Wakefield-Marenisco School Dis- sity’s professional schools meeting Friday on the UW- for this project. When a student to no longer have to worry about get- trict,” Gustafson added. include raising School of La Crosse campus. Districts engage immigrant families for English project

CARTHAGE, Mo. (AP) — On a for immigrant family engage- both have a diverse and growing “We wanted to create conver- community,” Schmidt said. “We recent Monday night at Fairview ment. population of immigrants. sation, an open space for the par- want to make them comfortable Elementary, a small group of His- Jana Sawyer, Carthage’s ELL “One of the goals was to con- ents to share,” Schmidt said. and confident about sharing panic parents sit around a table coordinator, said family engage- nect these different places that “They were surprised that we their culture, and we want to give joined by teachers from ment means more than just hav- wouldn’t necessarily reach out to wanted to know their opinions ... them the tools they need to take Carthage’s dual language and ing parents at school events. And each other all the time,” Dorner I think because we’ve never made on leadership roles or plan and English Language Learners pro- so came the recent meeting with said. “All of these districts also a direct connection and line of run events.” grams. families, a focus group of sorts have a focus on building on the communication with Hispanic At the summer institute in The teachers ask the parents a that began the engagement pro- knowledge, skills and language parents.” July, Jimenez was most affected series of questions, including if cess. that their families bring to the Parents indicated they were by a panel of parents who spoke they’re interested in English “(Engagement) is the idea of district.” interested in English classes, about their experiences with the classes and what life is like at developing a meaningful partner- The grant was awarded to which Jimenez said could help school system. A Korean woman home with their students. It’s the ship with parents and a sense of Dorner and Song in the fall of families in exploring more activi- told the teachers about her first of many meetings to come in shared responsibility in the devel- 2017, and the first summer insti- ties, such as attending plays or daughter, who was reluctant to an effort to increase engagement opment of the child,” Sawyer said. tute was held in July of this year. taking music lessons. express her culture. with immigrant families, one “We are working on building The institute gives teachers the “We’re trying to find ways for It reminded Jimenez of her component of a larger grant pro- small teams of parents right now ability to collaborate and share our parents to be able to give time as a high school Spanish ject that seeks to bolster English so that teachers and parents can strategies for ELL teaching. their kids more enrichment at teacher, when she would often Language Learners programs in have more intimate conversations At Carthage, five teachers will home,” Jimenez said. “I hope that get students who already knew four Missouri school districts, and really learn from each other take the coursework to get their by the time we’re done, we will Spanish but were ashamed of including Carthage. on how to move forward.” ESOL certification. Two of those have parents who will feel pride, speaking it. She said some kids The $2.6 million five-year The SEE-TEL program was are Gretel Schmidt, a first-grade feel like they belong here and feel think their language is embar- grant, dubbed Strengthening developed by Kim Song at the Spanish teacher, and Emeli like their kids look up to them rassing because they may associ- Equity and Effectiveness for University of Missouri-St. Louis Jimenez, a kindergarten Spanish because of the things they’ve ate it with a lower social status, Teachers of English Learners, will and Lisa Dorner at the Universi- teacher at Fairview Elementary. been able to accomplish with the and she hopes this project will be provide ELL training to teachers ty of Missouri-Columbia. Song Both are part of Carthage’s Dual program.” able to change that. in the Carthage, Kansas City Pub- previously did similar work in Language Academy, a two-way Through the engagement “Hearing the parent panel lic, Bayless and Columbia public the St. Louis area and partnered immersion program where class activities, teachers hope to motivated me more to be part of school districts, the Joplin Globe with Dorner to expand into dis- is taught in both Spanish and empower the Hispanic families to this program, because it is my job reported. tricts across the state for SEE- English. share their culture and value to set the foundation to make The program includes an TEL. Schmidt and Jimenez were at their native languages. Although sure that Spanish has a status annual summer institute and cov- The four districts are both the first engagement meeting, the district and Carthage as a that is higher than what it’s being ers the cost of tuition for 50 rural and urban, and have differ- where teachers gauged what par- town has a high Hispanic popula- given,” Jimenez said. “I want to teachers to earn certification in ent immigrant demographics. ents wanted and needed from the tion, Schmidt said there aren’t make sure that kids see me as a teaching English to speakers of Carthage’s immigrant population program. The project is still in many Hispanic parents in leader- professional, and I want them to other languages, commonly is mostly Hispanic, while Bayless, the early stages, but parents pro- ship roles, such as on the school know and realize that Spanish is referred to as ESOL teachers. a suburban St. Louis district, has vided good feedback that will board or as classroom moms. important and that people that Carthage will also receive $2,000 a high Bosnian refugee popula- help guide teachers in developing “I would like to equip Hispan- speak it are also important and annually to implement strategies tion. Columbia and Kansas City their engagement plans. ic parents to just be leaders in the have value.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION / WORLD MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 7 Top House Dems raise prospect of impeachment, jail for Trump WASHINGTON (AP) – time,” said Rep. Adam impeachable offenses,” wrongdoing and has com- mine the extent of Trump’s would be up to the attorney Top House Democrats on Schiff, the incoming chair- Nadler said. pared the investigations to misconduct. general. Trump on Friday Sunday raised the prospect man of the House intelli- In the filings, prosecu- a “witch hunt.” Regarding the illegal said he would nominate of impeachment or almost- gence committee. “The big- tors in New York for the Nadler, D-N.Y., said it payments, “whether they former Attorney General certain prison time for ger pardon question may first time link Trump to a was too early to say are important enough to William Barr to the post to President Donald Trump if come down the road as the federal crime of illegal pay- whether Congress would justify an impeachment is a succeed Jeff Sessions. it’s proved that he directed next president has to deter- ments to buy the silence of pursue impeachment pro- different question, but cer- Nadler indicated that illegal hush-money pay- mine whether to pardon two women during the ceedings based on the ille- tainly they’d be impeach- Democrats, who will con- ments to women, adding to Donald Trump.” 2016 campaign. Special gal payments alone able offenses because even trol the House in January, the legal pressure on the Rep. Jerry Nadler, the counsel Robert Mueller’s because lawmakers would though they were commit- will step up their own president over the Russia incoming chairman of the office also laid out previ- need to weigh the gravity of ted before the president investigations. He said investigation and other House Judiciary Commit- ously undisclosed contacts the offense to justify “over- became president, they Congress, the Justice scandals. tee, described the details in between Trump associates turning” the 2016 election. were committed in the ser- Department and the spe- “There’s a very real prosecutors’ filings Friday and Russian intermediaries Nadler and other lawmak- vice of fraudulently obtain- cial counsel need to dig prospect that on the day in the case of Trump’s for- and suggested the Kremlin ers said Sunday they would ing the office,” Nadler said. deeper into the allegations, Donald Trump leaves mer personal lawyer, aimed early on to influence await additional details Mueller has not said which include questions office, the Justice Depart- Michael Cohen, as evi- Trump and his Republican from Mueller’s investiga- when he will complete a about whether Trump lied ment may indict him, that dence that Trump was “at campaign by playing to tion into Russian election report of any findings, and about his business arrange- he may be the first presi- the center of a massive both his political and per- interference and possible it isn’t clear that any such ments with Russians and dent in quite some time to fraud.” sonal business interests. coordination with the report would be made about possible obstruction face the real prospect of jail “They would be Trump has denied Trump campaign to deter- available to Congress. That of justice. IN THIS July 28, 2014, file photo, lightning strikes 2019 Grammy over Lake Mead near Hoover Dam that impounds Colorado River nominees announced water at the Lake Mead National Recreation Area by Recording Academy in Arizona. With drought continuing and reservoirs By The Associated Press shrinking, several South- A list of nominees in the top categories at the 61th western U.S. states that annual Grammy Awards, announced Friday by The depend on the Colorado Recording Academy. River had been expected – Album of the year: “Invasion of Privacy,” Cardi B; “By to ink a crucial share-the- the Way, I Forgive You,” Brandi Carlile; “Scorpion,” pain contingency plan by Drake; “H.E.R.,”H.E.R.; “Beerbongs & Bentleys,” Post Mal- the end of 2018. Officials one; “Dirty Computer,” Janelle Monae; “Golden Hour,” now say they’re not Kacey Musgraves; “Black Panther: The Album, Music going to make it, at least From and Inspired By,” Kendrick Lamar. not in time for upcoming – Record of the year: “I Like It,” Cardi B, Bad Bunny meetings in Las Vegas and J Balvin; “The Joke,” Brandi Carlile; “This Is America,” involving representatives Childish Gambino; “God’s Plan,” Drake; “Shallow,” Lady from Arizona, California, Gaga and Bradley Cooper; “All the Stars,” Kendrick Colorado, Nevada, New Lamar and SZA; “Rockstar,” Post Malone and 21 Savage; Mexico, Utah, Wyoming “The Middle,” Zedd, Maren Morris and Grey. and the U.S. government. – Song of the year (songwriter’s award): “Boo’d Up,” Associated Press Ella Mai, DJ Mustard, Larrance Dopson and Joelle James; “In My Blood,” Shawn Mendes, Teddy Geiger, Scott Harris and Geoffrey Warburton; “The Joke,” Brandi Carlile, Dave Cobb, Phil Hanseroth and Tim Hanseroth; “This Is Amer- US states to meet at deadline on ica,” Childish Gambino and Ludwig Goransson; “God’s Plan,” Drake, Noah “40” Shebib, Boi-1Da, Daveon Jack- son, Brock Korsan and Ron LaTour; “Shallow,” Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson, Anthony Rossomando and Andrew Colorado River drought plan Wyatt; “All the Stars,” Kendrick Lamar, SZA, Al Shuck- burgh, Mark Spears and Anthony Tiffith; “The Middle,” LAS VEGAS (AP) – Advocates water policy cautiously optimistic that 2026. They call for volun- Zedd, Grey, Sarah Aarons, Jordan K. Johnson, Stefan With drought entering a adviser and a delegate to the parties will find a path tarily using less to keep Johnson and Marcus Lomax. second decade and reser- ongoing meetings involv- forward,” the bureau said more water in the system’s – Best new artist: Chloe x Halle; Luke Combs; Greta voirs continuing to shrink, ing the Arizona Depart- in a statement on Friday, two main reservoirs, lakes Van Fleet; H.E.R.; Dua Lipa; Margo Price; Bebe Rexha; seven Southwestern U.S. ment of Water Resources, “because finding a consen- Powell and Mead. Jorja Smith. states that depend on the Central Arizona Project, sus deal recognizing the Lake Powell upstream – Best pop solo performance: “Colors,” Beck; “Havana overtaxed Colorado River agricultural, industrial and risks of continuing from of the Grand Canyon (Live),” Camila Cabello; “God Is A Woman,” Ariana for crop irrigation and business interests, the gov- drought and the benefits of is currently at 43 percent Grande; “Joanne (Where Do You Think You’re Goin’?),” drinking water had been ernor, state lawmakers and a drought contingency plan capacity; Lake Mead, Lady Gaga; “Better Now,” Post Malone. expected to ink a crucial cities including Tucson and is in each state’s best inter- downstream, is at 38 per- – Best pop duo/group performance: “Fall In Line,” share-the-pain contingency Phoenix. est.” cent. Christina Aguilera and Demi Lovato; “Don’t Go Breaking plan by the end of 2018. In Arizona, unlike Colorado River water Colorado, New Mexico, My Heart,” Backstreet Boys; “‘S Wonderful,” Tony Bennett They’re not going to other states, a final supports about 40 million Utah and Wyoming, the and Diana Krall; “Shallow,” Lady Gaga and Bradley Coop- make it – at least not in drought contingency plan people and millions of river’s Upper Basin states, er; “Girls Like You,” Maroon 5 and Cardi B; “Say Some- time for upcoming meet- must pass the state Legis- acres of farmland in the aim to keep the surface of thing,” Justin Timberlake and Chris Stapleton; “The Mid- ings in Las Vegas involving lature when it convenes in U.S. and Mexico. Lake Powell above a target dle,” Zedd, Maren Morris and Grey. representatives from Ari- January. After 19 years of level to continue water zona, California, Colorado, Federal water managers drought and increasing deliveries to irrigation dis- Nevada, New Mexico, wanted a deal to sign at the demand, federal water tricts and cities and also 2018 Polaris Ranger 500 EFi Utah, Wyoming and the annual Colorado River managers project a 52 per- keep hydroelectric turbines U.S. government, officials Water Users Association cent chance that the river’s humming at Glen Canyon Auto-Push button, 2WD/4WD/Turf mode, say. conference beginning biggest reservoir, Lake Dam. bench seat, dump box, rear hitch, only 1,000 Arizona has been the Wednesday in Las Vegas, Mead behind Hoover Dam, The Lower Basin states miles, independent front & rear suspension. holdout, with farmers, and threatened earlier this will fall low enough to trig- of California, Arizona cities, Indian tribes and year to impose unspecified ger cutbacks under agree- and Nevada aim to keep Like New!! lawmakers in the state set measures from Washing- ments governing the sys- Lake Mead above a short- to be first to feel the pinch ton if a voluntary drought tem. age declaration trigger still negotiating how to contingency plan wasn’t The seven states saw point by using less water $ deal with water cutbacks reached. this coming years ago, and than they’re legally enti- 6,999 when a shortage is However, Bureau of used Colorado River Water tled to. declared, probably in Reclamation Commission- Users Association meetings If Lake Mead falls below 2020. er Brenda Burman is sig- in December 2007 to sign a that level, Arizona will face “There will be cuts. 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African-American North Carolina voting rights activist dies LOUISBURG, N.C. (AP) her yard, her daughter – Rosanell Eaton, an said. African-American voting Armenta Eaton said her rights activist who success- mother taught her four fully helped challenge vot- children to stand for what ing restrictions supported they believed in, even if it by North Carolina Republi- meant standing alone. cans, has died. She was 97. “She was a lady of prin- Eaton’s daughter, ciple,” Armenta Eaton said. Armenta Eaton, says her In her 90s, Rosanell mother died Saturday at Eaton was a lead plaintiff home in Louisburg, North in a lawsuit that caused Carolina. voting restrictions sup- Rosanell Eaton was a ported by North Carolina poll worker or precinct Republicans to be struck judge for decades who had down. In 2016, a federal registered to vote as a court determined tougher young woman in rural ballot access rules adopt- Franklin County despite ed in 2013 were written Jim Crow restrictions. with “almost surgical pre- When white men told cision” to discourage her she had to recite the black voters who tended preamble to the U.S. Con- to support Democrats. An stitution before she could evenly divided U.S. register to vote, she did it Supreme Court ruled in from memory, her daugh- 2016 that it would not ter said. restore the GOP-backed Associated Press Eaton grew up on a law. GRAPHIC SHOWS high profile staff changes in the Trump administration. farm and went to segregat- Rosanell Eaton’s life- ed schools. Her advocacy time of civil rights advoca- for voting rights came in cy caught the notice of the face of racist attacks, as President Barack Obama, Pence aide out of running to be Trump’s next chief of staff her house was shot at and who invited her to the WASHINGTON (AP) – Pence for giving him the House. the post, including Office crosses were lit on fire in White House in 2016. President Donald Trump’s opportunity to work in Trump wants his next of Management and Budget top pick to replace chief of the White House. “I will chief of staff to hold the job director Mick Mulvaney, staff John Kelly, Nick Ayers, be departing at the end of through the 2020 election, according to a person Teachers union: Tentative deal is no longer expected to fill the year but will work the official said. Ayers, who familiar with the presi- the role. with the #MAGA team to has young triplets, had dent’s thinking. He is to to end charter schools strike Ayers, who is chief of advance the cause,” he long planned to leave the make a decision by the end CHICAGO (AP) – The prohibits Acero from col- staff to Vice President said. administration at the end of the year, said the person, nation’s first teachers’ lecting and distributing Mike Pence, was seen as It was not immediately of the year, and had only who was not authorized to strike against a charter information about the the favorite for the job clear whether Trump had a agreed to serve in an inter- discuss the personnel issue school operator will end immigration status of stu- when Trump announced new favorite for the post. im basis through next by name. after their union and man- dents, teachers and fami- Saturday that Kelly would The official was not autho- spring. Kelly, whose last day on agement struck a tentative lies and restricts access by leave around year’s end. rized to discuss the person- Ayers will run a pro- the job is set to be Jan. 2, deal Sunday that includes Immigration and Customs But a White House offi- nel issue by name and Trump super PAC, accord- had been credited with protections for students Enforcement to schools cial said Sunday that spoke on condition of ing to a person familiar imposing order on a chaot- and immigrant families liv- except by court order, he Trump and Ayers could anonymity. with his plans who was not ic West Wing after his ing in the country illegally. said. not reach agreement on Ayers and Trump had authorized to discuss them arrival in June 2017 from The Chicago Teachers Acero said in a news Ayers’ length of service discussed the job for by name. his post as homeland secu- Union said more than 500 release the two sides and that he would instead months. The new hire was Trump said Saturday rity secretary. But his iron teachers will return to agreed to raises for teach- assist the president from to be key to a West Wing that he expected to first also alienated some classes Monday at Acero’s ers and staff annually over outside the administra- reshuffling to shift focus announce a replacement longtime Trump allies, and 15 schools with 7,500 pre- the four-year term of the tion. toward the 2020 re-election for Kelly in a day or two. over time he grew increas- dominantly Latino stu- contract and the charter Ayers confirmed the campaign and the chal- With Ayers out of the ingly isolated, with an dents. Teachers went on operator agreed to the decision in a tweet Sun- lenge of governing with running, Trump is consid- increasingly diminished strike Tuesday and classes union’s request to shorten day, thanking Trump and Democrats in control of the ering four candidates for role. were canceled. the school year to more Robert Bloch, general closely align with the Amazon touted as big win for NY, but math is more complex counsel for the union, said Chicago Public Schools. NEW YORK (AP) – New York offi- The state’s predicted 9-to-1 return and fire coverage, and provide all that since the schools’ Teachers’ work days will cials tout their deal to land a new on its investment was based on a sorts of other services for a growing enrollment is “overwhelm- be reduced, but Acero said Amazon headquarters as can’t-miss widely used economic model that number of people. ingly low-income Latino,” that through changes in math. The city and state put up $2.8 compares the costs of tax incentives “Claiming 9-to-1 isn’t just implau- the union felt it was neces- the way the school day is billion in tax breaks and grants. In with expected tax gains, but it didn’t sible. It is a dishonest way to present sary to have provisions to structured, the schools will return, they get an economic engine factor in the substantial costs of the return on these incentives,” says protect students, their fam- preserve the amount of expected to generate $27 billion in accommodating Amazon’s growth in Nathan Jensen, a University of Texas ilies and teachers who may instructional time for stu- new tax money over a quarter-centu- the city, economic development professor of government who has be living in the country dents. The deal was struck ry. researchers said after reviewing the been critical of the way economic illegally. The agreements just before 5 a.m. Sunday. “This is a big moneymaker for us. documents. development incentives are used. Costs us nothing,” Gov. Andrew The city and state will have to The reports also don’t measure the Cuomo said when the agreement was spend money to educate the children Amazon “HQ2” project against any Former Agriculture Secretary announced. of Amazon workers, improve public other possible development of its Bob Bergland dies at 90 Experts say the economic equa- transportation to get them to work, intended site in the booming Long tion isn’t that simple. collect their garbage, adjust police Island City neighborhood. ROSEAU, Minn. (AP) 1980 decision to embar- – Former U.S. Agricul- go grain sales to the ture Secretary Bob Berg- Soviet Union after the land, a farmer from invasion of Afghanistan northern Minnesota in 1979. who was tasked with Vice President Walter selling President Jimmy Mondale recalled Sun- Carter’s unpopular Sovi- day that both he and et Union grain embargo Bergland did not like the to other farmers, died grain embargo. Sunday. He was 90. “I don’t think it was Bergland died at a good policy,” Mondale nursing home in his told The Associated hometown of Roseau, Press on Sunday. “This near the U.S.-Canadian is going to mean Rus- border, his daughter sians are going to buy Linda Vatnsdal said. He their grain somewhere had been at the nursing else. ... I urged the presi- home for about a week dent not to do it. He felt after a couple of weeks he had to do it.” in a hospital, she said. Carter lost his re-elec- As agriculture secre- tion bid to Ronald Rea- tary, Bergland had the gan, and Bergland’s term difficult job of defend- as agriculture secretary ing to Midwest farmers ended with the Carter Carter’s unpopular administration in 1981. FBI: Man charged in kidnapping, death of North Carolina teen LUMBERTON, N.C. June and was still on (AP) – Police have arrested parole from a 2017 felony and charged a man with breaking and entering con- killing a 13-year-old girl viction, according to the who was kidnapped last News & Observer of month from a North Car- Raleigh. olina mobile home park. He was previously con- The FBI said early Satur- victed in 2007 of assault day that Michael Ray with a deadly weapon and McLellan has been charged was released on parole in in connection with the kid- 2016, the newspaper napping and murder of reported. Hania Noelia Aguilar. The He is being held with- announcement comes the out bond in the Robeson same day that a memorial County Detention Center. service for Aguilar is set to He will appear in court at take place at a local high the Robeson County school. Courthouse on Monday. The 34-year-old McLel- McLellan was in cus- lan faces first-degree mur- tody at the time of his der, rape and eight other arrest on charges unrelated felony charges. He’d been to the Aguilar case, police released from prison in said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 9 GCC downs Lake Superior College By PAT KRAUSE we’re trying to get seven shooting jump shots and [email protected] girls to play our style of they were very aggressive IRONWOOD – After the basketball. and took the ball to the eight women on the Goge- “The girls are starting to basket. Overall, they were bic Community College realize they can make a much physically tougher basketball team lost their positive contribution with- than us.” first game of the season, out scoring. They are Early in the first quarter, Bailey Froberg, who was defending, rebounding, set- the teams seemed to match fourth in the nation in ting good screens and up well until Froberg and points scored the previous those are all big reasons Maddy Cronkright went on year, and Autumn Tucker, a why were coming around. a 3 spree. Haley Grover promising freshman, were We’re also learning to play made a nice base-line drive both injured and another together and settling into and Gogebic opened up a player left the team. our roles. 20-12 first quarter lead. GCC coach Mark “We did a very good job Airiana White started Movrich was asked where of getting out in transition the second quarter by pick- his team was at at that today. We were even find- ing up a loose ball and point. Movrich looked puz- ing the second or third going nearly the length of zled (which he seldom girls open for shots.” the court for a lay-in and does) and gave a very hon- And it has helped to then scooped up loose est answer. have sharp-shooting Bailey balls and dished off to “I don’t know what to Froberg back after missing Don’Nikka Patterson and expect from this team, I’m five weeks with an injured Grove for short-range not sure where we’re at foot. She was the game’s scores. Maddy Cronkright right now,” Movrich had top gun on Saturday scor- made a steal and passed said. ing 21 points even though ahead to White for another Saturday afternoon, the she’s not back to 100 per- lay-up as GCC extended its Samson women took it to a cent and seeing her share lead to 29-14 with 6:25 left. good Lake Superior Col- of double-teaming. The Samsons scored nine lege team from Duluth, 76- “It’s not completely straight points to start the 51, at the Lindquist Center. healed and it really gets second quarter. It was their fourth win in a sore, but once the game “Three minutes into the row and they have won 9 of starts the adrenalin kicks quarter, we grabbed con- their last 13 games since in and I’m good to go,” trol of the game,” Movrich Pat Krause/Daily Globe their season opener. Froberg said.”I worked real said. “It wasn’t a beat- GOGEBIC COMMUNITY College’s Don’Nikka Patterson drives hard down the lane Movrich seemed to hard on my shot and the down, we slowly pulled and puts up a lay-up during the Samson-Lake Superior College game at the sense his team is trending injury set me back five away.” Lindquist Center on Saturday. GCC defeated the Icehawks 76-51. upward and the Samsons weeks. But I want to get And Froberg liked the look to be improving each back and help the team. way Gogebic pulled away. 35. Lake Superior College with lege on Friday, but Leech week. We’re getting better and “In the second quarter, In the final quarter, 18 and 16 points respec- Lake has canceled their “This was one of our we’re always looking to we were very unselfish,” Gogebic used dribble- tively. season. Gogebic is trying to better games,” Movrich run.” Froberg said. “We were drives to the basket and a Coaches have dreams of find a substitute game for said. “We played Lake It is uncertain how long making that extra pass to top-of-the key 3 from five of their players reach- that date. The Samsons Superior College a week Autumn Tucker will be out, open teammates.” Grover to keep the Ice- ing double figures and also play Western Tech at ago and they were ahead of but Alexa Jilek has joined Gogebic kept their foot hawks at bay. Froberg also Gogebic did just that. After the Lindquist Center on us for 2 1/2 quarters. I the team and Saundra Lib- on the gas until Froberg scored on steals and free Froberg’s big afternoon, Saturday at 2 p.m. thought this would be a ertoski will soon be on drove the baseline and throws and Patterson Grover poured in 16 points Lake Superior College/Duluth — Malea Boser tough game for us. board. Both are from Wake- scored just as the buzzer splashed a 3 from the left and Cronkright threw 1, Carly Hanson 9, Baylee Barnington 16, Kyndra “But the girls are start- field. went off with GCC holding corner. Cronkright, who down 12. Beavers 18, Bailey Wheeler 5. FT’s: 10-12, Fouls: 21, Fouled out: Malea Boser, 3-pointers: Kyndra ing to get it. Bailey is our Lake Superior College a 37-23 halftime lead. has been scoring well lately Patterson scored 11 and Beavers 3, Baylee Barningham 2, Carly Hansen 1, along with the other fresh- White garnered 10 points. Bailey Wheeler 1. only sophomore and the coach Adam Johnson also GCC kept the pressure Gogebic Community College — Don’Nikka freshmen are adjusting to came away impressed with on in the third quarter as men, capped off the game Cronkright, Patterson and Patterson 11, Aiyana Nickel 6, Haley Grover 16, Bailey Froberg 21, Airiana White 10, Maddy the speed and physicality Gogebic. the Samsons relied on by draining a 3 from left Froberg had three triples Cronkright 12. FT’s: 16-30, Fouls: 18, Fouled out: of the game. We suited up “GCC is a mentally and triples from White, wing. each. none, 3-pointers: Bailey Froberg 3, Don’Nikka Pat- terson 3, Maddy Cronkright 3, Airiana White 1. seven girls from seven dif- physically tough team,” Cronkright and Patterson Kyndra Beavers and GCC was scheduled to LAKE SUPERIOR 10 13 12 16 — 51 ferent high schools and Johnson said. “We were to increase their lead to 55- Baylee Barningham led play Leech Lake Tribal Col- GOGEBIC 20 17 18 19 — 76 Samson men lose to Lake Superior College GOGEBIC’S IRONWOOD --- The Brayden Tomes led NATHAN Dray Samsons weren’t able to Gogebic with 13 points. drives to the build on their first win of GCC (1-11) hosts Leech basket and puts the season the night Lake Friday in the first day up a left-hand- before, instead falling to of the GCC Winter Classic. ed shot during Lake Superior College for “We’ll turn the page on the GCC -Lake the second Saturday in a this game, work on final Superior Col- row, 91-45 at the Lindquist exams, and get back on the lege basketball Center. practice floor this week to game at the “LSC dominated us prepare for Leech Lake Lindquist Cen- from start to finish,” GCC next Friday evening,” ter on Saturday coach Dennis Mackey said. Mackey said. afternoon. LSC — Andrew Jenkins 12, Jarves Hunt 13, “I felt we would bring a lit- Kenten Miller 12, Joel Bailey 10, Nicholas tle more positive mojo and McCredy 8, Matthew Hey 8, Keith Shakes 10, Paul Pat Krause/Daily Globe LaGrande 3, Dallas Williams 3, Carter Shelafoe 4, execute better after Fri- Dalton Steede 8. FTs: 9-12. Fouls: 11. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Miller 4, Hunt 3, Jenkins 1, Bai- day’s win; unfortunately ley 1, Hey 1, LaGrande 1, Williams 1. that wasn’t the case. LSC is GCC — Brayden Tomes 13, Nuradean Adam 5, Shamon Shinal 6, Nate Dray 2, Shane cole 4, a very athletic and talented Jacob Suzik 5, Bailey Ribichc 2, Luke Zielinski 3, team who plays tenacious Ben Bogaczyk 5. FTs: 5-10. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Tomes 3, Adam 1, Zielinski 1, defense. They guarded the Bogaczyk 1. Samsons 94 feet and sim- LAKE SUPERIOR 16 45 ply wore us down.” GOGEBIC CC 43 91 Packers beat sliding Falcons 34-20, 1st win under Philbin

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) with Philbin taking over for 32 for 196 yards and two – A tough week for the the fired Mike McCarthy. scores. Linebacker Deion Green Bay Packers ended They’ve still got work to do Jones had a couple chances with a sorely needed win to avoid a losing record, to snap Rodgers’ intercep- that relied on a familiar for- but at least Green Bay tion streak, but couldn’t mula. snapped a three-game los- hang on either time. They beat a warm- ing streak. “You need a little bit of weather team on a chilly “It was an emotional good fortune when you afternoon at Lambeau week, we all know that. I have a streak like that,” Field by building a big lead feel very happy for the Rodgers said. and winning the turnover organization, players and The Falcons (4-9) had margin. staff that work so hard to trouble keeping up after Aaron Rodgers threw make this a unique place,” their first series. When two touchdown passes and Philbin said. “I told the they did, they hurt them- set an NFL record for inter- team I was very proud to be selves with eight defensive ception-free football, and their head coach today.” penalties. the Packers beat the In return, the team gave “It’s definitely frustrat- Atlanta Falcons 34-20 on the game ball to Philbin. ing, maddening, disbelief, Sunday to win their first “He’s a great man. I love all of those things when we game under interim head Joe. I love everything that don’t execute on those,” coach Joe Philbin. he’s about, and it was a lot coach Dan Quinn said. Aaron Jones ran for a of fun,” said receiver Ran- Atlanta found some 29-yard score in the third dall Cobb, who caught a semblance of a running Associated Press quarter. The defense forced 24-yard touchdown pass game that it hoped to get to GREEN BAY Packers’ Bashaud Breeland (26) celebrates his interception that he two turnovers – their first with 12:44 left in the third open up play action. Yet returned for a touchdown during the first half against the Atlanta Falcons Sunday takeaways in three games – to make it 27-7. the Falcons still endured in Green Bay. and limited quarterback That pass also turned a long drought after Matt Ryan after a game- out to be momentous for Ryan found Julio Jones for 20. Mohamed Sanu’s leg while onds left. Ryan also tossed opening touchdown drive other reasons for Rodgers, a 16-yard touchdown Their frustrating and the receiver was in motion. a 22-yard interception to hand Atlanta its fifth giving him 359 consecutive pass on an easy opening injury-filled season was Bashaud Breeland recov- returned for a score by straight loss and guarantee attempts without an inter- series. epitomized by a botched ered. Breeland in the second the Falcons a losing record ception to break the league By the time Ryan and snap in the red zone later Ryan finished 28 of 42 quarter. for the first time since record previously held by Jones connected for anoth- in the fourth. for 262 yards and three Ryan was outplayed by 2014. New England’s Tom Brady er score, from 12 yards Atlanta drove to the 8 scores, connecting with Rodgers, who also hurt The Packers (5-7-1) (358 in 2010-11). with 13:34 left in the game, when the shotgun snap Justin Hardy for a 19-yard Atlanta on the ground with regained some swagger Rodgers finished 21 of Atlanta was still down by from center Alex Mack hit touchdown with 14 sec- trademark scrambles. l 10 MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Shay returns interception for RUSHING—Atlanta, Smith 11- Memphis at Denver, 9 p.m. North Dakota State 35, Colgate 0 NFL All Times EST 60, Coleman 10-45, Hill 1-5, Ryan 1- Miami at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. South Dakota State 27, Kenne- TD, Lions beat Arizona 17-3 AMERICAN CONFERENCE 0, Hall 1-(minus 3). Green Bay, Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 saw State 17 East A.Jones 17-78, Rodgers 3-44, Tuesday’s Games Eastern Washington 34, UC W LTPct PF PA J.Williams 4-17, Kizer 1-(minus 1). Portland at Houston, 8 p.m. Davis 29 GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) – It’s an NFL thought the defense kept us in the game New England 940.692 364 293 PASSING—Atlanta, Ryan 28-42- Phoenix at San Antonio, 8:30 Semifinals cliche, the crafty cornerback fooling the pretty much to that point.” Miami 760.538 278 333 1-262. Green Bay, Rodgers 21-32- Toronto at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Friday, Dec. 14 Buffalo 490.308 201 320 0-196. Wednesday’s Games North Dakota State (13-0) vs. rookie quarterback. Matt Prater’s 47-yard field goal in the N.Y. Jets 490.308 270 330 RECEIVING—Atlanta, Ju.Jones Boston at Washington, 7 p.m. South Dakota State (10-2), 8 p.m. That’s exactly what happened in the first half accounted for the other Detroit South 8-106, Sanu 6-54, Hooper 4-37, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15 W LTPct PF PA Hardy 3-30, Smith 3-14, Saubert 2- Detroit at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Maine (10-3) vs. Eastern Wash- biggest play of Detroit’s 17-3 victory over points on a day neither offense could do Houston 940.692 323 259 15, Ridley 1-10, Coleman 1-(minus Milwaukee at Indiana, 7 p.m. ington (11-2), 2 p.m. Indianapolis 760.538 349 300 4). Green Bay, D.Adams 7-81, Cobb New York at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Championship the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. much. Tennessee 760.538 251 254 5-43, A.Jones 3-28, Valdes-Scant- Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 8 Saturday, Jan. 5 Darius Slay, who tied for the lead in the “It was one of the games you had to Jacksonville 490.308 212 273 ling 2-19, Graham 2-13, St. Brown Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. At Toyota Stadium North 2-12. Atlanta at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Frisco, Texas NFL with eight interceptions last season, kind of wear them out,” Lions quarterback W LTPct PF PA MISSED FIELD GOALS— Miami at Utah, 9 p.m. stepped in front of intended receiver Trent Matthew Stafford said. “They got some Pittsburgh 751.577 367 306 Atlanta, Bryant 53 Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 NCAA Division II Toronto at Golden State, 10:30 Football Playoff Sherfield, picked off Rosen’s pass and good players up there. That fourth quarter Baltimore 760.538 321 241 Lions Stats All Times EST Cleveland 571.423 292 332 Detroit 037 7 — 17 NHL Quarterfinals returned it 67 yards for the game’s first our guys really started leaning on them, Cincinnati 580.385 307 397 Arizona 0003 — 3 All Times EST Saturday, Dec. 1 West Second Quarter EASTERN CONFERENCE Notre Dame (Ohio) 21, Slippery touchdown, putting his team up 10-0 in dominating.” W LTPct PF PA Det—FG Prater 47, 9:35. Atlantic Division Rock 17 the third quarter. Fitzgerald caught five passes, all in the x-Kan. City 11 20.846 471 351 Third Quarter GP WLOTPts GF GA Minnesota State-Mankato 13, L.A. Chargrs10 30.769 366 270 Det—Slay 67 interception return Tampa Bay 31 23 7147 124 88 Tarleton State 10 “I kind of baited him,” Slay said. “I second half and most when the game had Denver 670.462 290 282 (Prater kick), 3:03. Toronto 30 20 9141 109 84 Valdosta State 61, Lenoir-Rhyne Oakland 3 10 0 .231 244 388 Fourth Quarter Buffalo 30 17 9438 91 88 21 knew it was coming. I knew it before the been all but decided, to move ahead of NATIONAL CONFERENCE Ari—FG Gonzalez 22, 8:14. Boston 30 16 10 4 36 81 76 Ferris State 37, Ouachita Baptist play even happened. The only thing I was Jerry Rice for most receptions by a player East Det—Zenner 1 run (Prater kick), Montreal 30 15 10 5 35 96 94 14 WLTPct PF PA 4:05. Detroit 30 13 13 4 30 88 100 Semifinals concerned about was if I was going to for one team at 1,286. Dallas 850.615 276 246 A—62,014. Ottawa 31 13 14 4 30 105 122 Saturday, Dec. 8 score with it. I knew it was coming and I Detroit took the opening kickoff and Philadelphia 670.462 281 295 Det Ari Florida 28 11 11 6 28 93 101 Valdosta State 30, Notre Dame Washington 670.462 249 297 First downs 16 22 Metropolitan Division (Ohio) 24 made a play on it.” moved downfield with a strong running N.Y. Giants 580.385 307 331 Total Net Yards 218 279 GP WLOTPts GF GA Ferris State 42, Minnesota State- Rosen said Slay “made it seem like he game. But after a short pass from Stafford, South Rushes-yards 31-122 21-61 Washington 29 17 9337 106 90 Mankato 25 WLTPct PF PA Passing 96 218 Columbus 29 16 11 2 34 100 99 Championship was giving him (Sherfield) space. It made LeGarrette Blount had the ball knocked y-N.Orleans 11 20.846 447 283 Punt Returns 3-8 5-26 N.Y. Islanders281411 3 31 82 83 Saturday, Dec. 15 it seem like he was playing really soft loose by Baker, who recovered at the Car- Carolina 670.462 324 332 Kickoff Returns 0-0 1-17 N.Y. Rangers2914 12 3 31 85 92 At McKinney, Texas Tampa Bay 580.385 332 383 Interceptions Ret. 1-67 0-0 Carolina 28 13 11 4 30 71 77 Valdosta State (13-0) vs. Ferris because it was third-and-long. But right dinals 30. Atlanta 490.308 316 367 Comp-Att-Int 15-23-0 26-41-1 Pittsburgh 28 12 10 6 30 96 91 State (15-0), 4 p.m. North Sacked-Yards Lost 1-5 3-22 Philadelphia28 12 13 3 27 86 101 when our receiver broke at the sticks, he Neither team threatened again until the WLTPct PF PA Punts 7-45.3 6-49.8 New Jersey 27 10 12 5 25 81 94 NCAA Division III just made a really good play. Lions used up 7 minutes, 55 seconds to Chicago 940.692 359 247 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0 WESTERN CONFERENCE Football Playoff Minnesota 651.542 275 270 Penalties-Yards 7-68 8-83 Central Division All Times EST “He’s a veteran. That’s why maybe go drive 65 yards and set up Prater’s field Green Bay 571.423 315 307 Time of Posse 28:16 31:44 GP WLOTPts GF GA Quarterfinals Detroit 580.385 271 319 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Nashville 30 19 10 1 39 95 77 Saturday, Dec. 1 away from him next time.” goal with 9:35 left in the first half. West RUSHING—Detroit, Zenner 12- Colorado 30 17 8539 108 88 Mount Union 38, Muhlenberg 10 The Lions (5-8), losers of five of their Arizona took the kickoff and got a 19- WLTPct PF PA 54, Blount 12-33, Riddick 6-28, Winnipeg 29 18 9238 101 80 John Hopkins 37, RPI 14 y-L.A. Rams11 20.846 425 313 Stafford 1-7. Arizona, Da.Johnson Dallas 29 16 10 3 35 81 74 Wisconsin-Whitewater 26, Bethel previous six overall, ended an eight-game yard pass from Rosen to Sherfield, com- Seattle 750.583 319 259 15-49, Edmonds 3-14, Rosen 2-3, Minnesota 29 15 12 2 32 88 87 (Minn.) 12 losing streak in Arizona that dated to bined with a facemask penalty against Arizona 3 10 0 .231 178 327 Nelson 1-(minus 5). St. Louis 28 10 14 4 24 78 94 Mary Hardin-Baylor 21, St. John's San Francisco310 0 .231 275 350 PASSING—Detroit, Stafford 15- Chicago 31 9 17 5 23 84 115 (Minn.) 18 1993. It was a matchup of two first-year Detroit, moved the ball to the Lions 30. x-clinched playoff spot 23-0-101. Arizona, Rosen 26-41-1- Pacific Division Semifinals coaches who are having their struggles But a pass to David Johnson lost 6 yards y-clinched division 240. GP WLOTPts GF GA Saturday, Dec. 8 Thursday’s Games RECEIVING—Detroit, Riddick 4- Calgary 30 19 9240 107 84 Mount Union 28, Johns Hopkins and this one clearly went to Detroit’s Matt and Gonzalez’s 54-yard field goal try had Tennessee 30, Jacksonville 9 30, Ellington 4-17, Toilolo 2-26, Anaheim 31 15 11 5 35 75 89 20 Sunday’s Games Blount 2-18, Golladay 2-5, A.Jones San Jose 31 15 11 5 35 97 96 Mary Hardin-Baylor 31, Wiscon- Patricia over the Cardinals’ Steve Wilks. plenty of distance but bounced off the left N.Y. Giants 40, Washington 16 1-5. Arizona, Da.Johnson 8-12, Vegas 31 16 14 1 33 92 89 sin-Whitewater 14 “It is great to get the win,” Patricia said. upright. Miami 34, New England 33 Sherfield 5-77, Fitzgerald 5-55, Nel- Edmonton 29 15 12 2 32 81 87 Championship Cleveland 26, Carolina 20 son 3-43, Seals-Jones 3-31, Tolliver Vancouver 32 13 16 3 29 95 109 Friday, Dec. 14 “It is great to see some of the improvement Injuries Indianapolis 24, Houston 21 2-22. Arizona 28 13 13 2 28 73 76 At Shenandoah, Texas in some of the things we have been doing Detroit was hit hard by injuries. In the New Orleans 28, Tampa Bay 14 MISSED FIELD GOALS—Ari- Los Angeles30 11 18 1 23 67 91 Mount Union (14-0) vs. Mary Green Bay 34, Atlanta 20 zona, Gonzalez 54. NOTE: Two points for a win, one Hardin-Baylor (14-0), 7 p.m. in the last month or last three weeks or span of three plays, the Lions lost defen- N.Y. Jets 27, Buffalo 23 point for overtime loss. Top three NAIA College so.” sive ends Ezekiel Ansah (knee) and Kansas City 27, Baltimore 24, OT NBA teams in each division and two wild All Times EST Football Playoffs L.A. Chargers 26, Cincinnati 21 EASTERN CONFERENCE cards per conference advance to All Times EST Arizona (3-10), which fell flat coming Da’Shawn Hand (shoulder). Later in the San Francisco 20, Denver 14 Atlantic Division playoffs. Semifinals off its biggest win of the season a week ear- half, right tackle Rick Wagner left with a Detroit 17, Arizona 3 WLPct GB Saturday’s Games Saturday, Dec. 1 Oakland 24, Pittsburgh 21 Toronto 21 7 .750 — Philadelphia 6, Buffalo 2 Morningside 34, Saint Francis lier at Green Bay, avoided being shut out concussion. The team also lost fullback Dallas 29, Philadelphia 23, OT Philadelphia 18 9 .667 2½ Los Angeles 5, Vegas 1 (Ind.) 28, OT Nick Bellore (ankle), wide receiver Bruce Chicago 15, L.A. Rams 6 Boston 15 10 .600 4½ N.Y. Islanders 3, Detroit 2 Benedictine (Kan.) 43, Kansas with Zane Gonzalez’s 22-yard field goal Monday’s Games Brooklyn 10 18 .357 11 Tampa Bay 7, Colorado 1 Wesleyan 21 that cut the lead to 10-3 with 8:14 to play. Ellington (hamstring), cornerback Marcus Minnesota at Seattle, 8:15 p.m. New York 8 19 .296 12½ Ottawa 2, Pittsburgh 1, OT Championship Thursday, Dec. 13 Southeast Division N.Y. Rangers 5, Florida 4, SO Saturday, Dec. 15 Rosen completed four of six passes as Cooper (back) and safety Charles Wash- L.A. Chargers at Kansas City, W L Pct GB Washington 4, Columbus 0 At Municipal Stadium Arizona drove to the 5-yard line, but a fade ington (hamstring). 8:20 p.m. Charlotte 12 13 .480 — Boston 6, Toronto 3 Daytona Beach, Fla. Saturday, Dec. 15 Orlando 12 14 .462 ½ San Jose 5, Arizona 3 Morningside (14-0) vs. Benedic- pass to Larry Fitzgerald was incomplete “Injuries happen,” Patricia said. “Cer- Houston at N.Y. Jets, 4:30 p.m. Miami 11 14 .440 1 Calgary 5, Nashville 2 tine (Kan.) (13-1), 7 p.m and the Cardinals, who fell to 1-6 at home, tainly we had a couple of them today. It is Cleveland at Denver, 8:20 p.m. Washington 11 15 .423 1½ Sunday’s Games Transactions Sunday, Dec. 16 Atlanta 6 20 .231 6½ Vancouver 6, St. Louis 1 BASEBALL settled for the field goal. just important for us to always maintain Tennessee at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Central Division Winnipeg 7, Philadelphia 1 NEW YORK METS — Named Detroit took the subsequent kickoff our philosophy of everybody has to be Green Bay at Chicago, 1 p.m. WLPct GB Boston 2, Ottawa 1, OT Chili Davis hitting coach, Chuck Her- Detroit at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Milwaukee 17 8 .680 — Montreal 3, Chicago 2 nandez bullpen coach and Luis and went 75 yards in seven plays, with the ready to go.” Tampa Bay at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Indiana 16 10 .615 1½ New Jersey at Anaheim, 8 p.m. Rojas quality control coach. Arizona at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Detroit 13 11 .542 3½ Calgary at Edmonton, 9 p.m. HOCKEY help of a pass interference penalty against Arizona wide receiver Chad Williams Oakland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Cleveland 6 20 .231 11½ Dallas at Vegas, 9 p.m. CAROLINA HURRICANES — Budda Baker, and Zach Zenner’s 1-yard was inactive after aggravating a hamstring Dallas at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Chicago 6 21 .222 12 Monday’s Games Recalled G Scott Darling from Char- Miami at Minnesota, 1 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Pittsburgh vs. N.Y. Islanders at lotte (AHL). touchdown run with 4:05 to play put the injury late last week. Washington at Jacksonville, 1 Southwest Division Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- LOS ANGELES KINGS — game safely in the Lions’ control. Seattle at San Francisco, 4:05 . W L Pct GB um, 7 p.m. Recalled F Austin Wagner from Up Next New England at Pittsburgh, 4:25 Memphis 15 10 .600 — N.Y. Rangers at Tampa Bay, 7:30 Ontario (AHL). “It was missed tackles and penalties Lions: at Buffalo next Sunday. Philadelphia at L.A. Rams, 8:20 Dallas 13 11 .542 1½ p.m. MINNESOTA WILD — Recalled that got them down there,” Wilks said. “I Cardinals: at Atlanta next Sunday. Monday, Dec. 17 New Orleans 14 14 .500 2½ Los Angeles at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. F Luke Kunin from Iowa (AHL). New Orleans at Carolina, 8:15 San Antonio 13 14 .481 3 New Jersey at San Jose, 10:30 . NEW YORK ISLANDERS — Houston 11 14 .440 4 Tuesday’s Games Returned G Christopher Gibson to AtlantaPackers700 Stats13 —20 Northwest Division Toronto at Carolina, 7 p.m. Bridgeport (AHL). Recalled F Josh Green Bay 7 13 14 0 — 34 WLPct GB Los Angeles at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Ho-Sang from Bridgeport. Vancouver at Columbus, 7 p.m. Brogdon’s 3-pointers lift First Quarter Oklahoma City 16 8 .667 — WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Atl—Ju.Jones 16 pass from Ryan Denver 17 9 .654 — Arizona at Boston, 7 p.m. Reassigned F Riley Barber to Her- (Bryant kick), 11:36. Portland 15 11 .577 2 Detroit at Washington, 7:30 p.m. shey (AHL). GB—D.Adams 7 pass from Minnesota 13 13 .500 4 Montreal at Minnesota, 8 p.m. SOCCER Rodgers (Crosby kick), 7:11. Utah 13 14 .481 4½ Ottawa at Nashville, 8 p.m. ATLANTA UNITED — Declined Bucks past Raptors 104-99 Second Quarter Pacific Division Chicago at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. options on G Mitch Hildebrandt, Ds GB—FG Crosby 50, 7:45. WLPct GB Florida at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Sal Zizzo and Michael Parkhurst GB—Breeland 22 interception Golden State 18 9 .667 — Edmonton at Colorado, 9 p.m. and Ms Oliver Shannon and Andrew TORONTO (AP) – Malcolm Brogdon who have lost two straight, the second return (Crosby kick), 6:01. L.A. Clippers 16 9 .640 1 Wednesday’s Games Wheeler-Omiunu. Exercised options GB—FG Crosby 48, :00. L.A. Lakers 16 10 .615 1½ Vegas at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. on G Alec Kann, F Romario hit tying and go-ahead 3-pointers in the time this season they’ve suffered consecu- Third Quarter Sacramento 13 12 .520 4 Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8 p.m. Williams, Ds Mikey Ambrose and GB—Cobb 24 pass from Rodgers Phoenix 4 22 .154 13½ Philadelphia at Calgary, 8:30 . Greg Garza and Ms Julian Gressel, final 67 seconds and the Milwaukee Bucks tive defeats. Toronto, which lost 106-105 at (Crosby kick), 12:44. Saturday’s Games Dallas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Jeff Larentowicz and Darlington held on to beat the Toronto Raptors 104- Brooklyn on Friday, dropped three GB—A.Jones 29 run (Crosby Dallas 107, Houston 104 Nagbe. Re-signed D Jon Gal- kick), 5:51. Indiana 107, Sacramento 97 CollegeSaturday Football lagher. 99 on Sunday night. straight from Nov. 12 to 16, losing at home Fourth Quarter Atlanta 106, Denver 98 Army 17, Navy 10 FC DALLAS — Traded the rights Brogdon scored 18 points, Giannis to New Orleans and Detroit before an over- Atl—Ju.Jones 12 pass from Ryan Brooklyn 112, New York 104 to F Tesho Akindele to Orlando City (Bryant kick), 13:34. Cleveland 116, Washington 101 FCSAll TimesPlayoffs EST for 2019 targeted allocation money Antetokounmpo had 19 points and time defeat at Boston. Atl—Hardy 19 pass from Ryan Boston 133, Chicago 77 Second Round and 2020 general allocation money. matched a season high with 19 rebounds, Fred VanVleet scored 19 points and (kick failed), :14. L.A. Lakers 111, Memphis 88 Saturday, Dec. 1 Traded F Maxi Urruti to Montreal for A—77,329. Portland 113, Minnesota 105 Maine 55, Jacksonville State 27 a 2019 first-round draft pick and tar- and Brook Lopez had 19 points for the Pascal Siakam had 17 for the Raptors, Atl GB Miami 121, L.A. Clippers 98 Colgate 23, James Madison 20 geted allocation money. Bucks, the first team to beat Toronto twice whose 21-7 record is best in the NBA. First downs 22 23 Sunday’s Games Kennesaw State 13, Wofford 10 PHILADELPHIA UNION — Trad- Total Net Yards 344 300 New Orleans 116, Detroit 108 North Dakota State 52, Montana ed the rights to M Fabian Herbers to this season. Toronto’s Kyle Lowry shot 0 for 5 and Rushes-yards 24-107 25-138 Milwaukee 104, Toronto 99 State 10 Chicago for a 2019 second-round Passing 237 162 San Antonio 110, Utah 97 South Dakota State 51, draft pick. Serge Ibaka scored 22 points and didn’t score for the first time this season. Punt Returns 1-14 2-0 Charlotte at New York, 7:30 p.m. Duquesne 6 COLLEGE Kawhi Leonard had 20 for the Raptors, Lowry led the Raptors with seven assists. Kickoff Returns 5-112 1-26 Monday’s Games Weber State 48, Southeast Mis- IOWA STATE — Signed football Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-22 Detroit at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. souri State 23 coach Matt Campbell to a contract Comp-Att-Int 28-42-1 21-32-0 Washington at Indiana, 7 p.m. Eastern Washington 42, Nicholls extension through the 2024 season. Sacked-Yards Lost2-25 4-34 New Orleans at Boston, 7:30 p.m. State 21 NORTH CAROLINA — Named Punts 4-50.0 4-42.3 Cleveland at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Holiday scores 37 points, UC Davis 23, Northern Iowa 16 Jay Bateman co-defensive coordi- Fumbles-Lost 3-1 2-0 Sacramento at Chicago, 8 p.m. Quarterfinals nator/safeties coach. Penalties-Yards 13-101 6-37 Utah at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7 UCLA — Promoted offensive line Time of Posses 30:49 29:11 Orlando at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Maine 23, Weber State 18 coach Justin Frye to offensive coor- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS L.A. Clippers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. dinator. Pelicans beat slumping Pistons Saturday, Dec. 8 DETROIT (AP) – Alvin Gentry knew he for the 22nd time in his career – Tyson Oklahoma’s Murray beats needed Anthony Davis. Chandler is second among active players The New Orleans Pelicans coach didn’t with 15 – but Gentry thought his defense Alabama’s Tagovailoa for Heisman get his star at 100 percent. It was still did just enough against Detroit’s center. enough. “You can block him out on every shot, NEW YORK (AP) – Kyler Murray wait- Three more quarterbacks followed: Will Davis left with a right hip injury after a and he’s just going to go over you and get ed three years to fulfill the five-star poten- Grier of West Virginia, Gardner Minshew first-quarter collision with Detroit Pistons rebounds,” Gentry said. “I thought we got tial he brought to college football. With II of Washington State and McKenzie Mil- star Blake Griffin and missed the rest of the big rebounds we needed down the one shot to deliver, Murray replaced a ton of Central Florida. the first half. stretch.” Heisman Trophy winner by becoming a Murray appeared on 92 percent of the When he came back early in the third Holiday had 18 points in the first half, Heisman Trophy winner. Heisman ballots, third most all time. Tago- quarter, he was moving slowly and only and New Orleans led by 11 before the Pis- The Oklahoma quarterback won col- vailoa’s 1,871 points was the most for a scored three points, matching the three he tons cut it to 56-50. lege football’s most prestigious individual runner-up in the 84-year history of the had before the injury. However, he also Davis returned at the first stoppage in award Saturday night, beating out Alaba- Heisman. had five blocks and nine rebounds against the third quarter and helped the Pelicans ma’s Tua Tagovailoa and setting up a Col- Murray, a pinpoint passer and explo- Griffin and Andre Drummond to help the take a 78-62 lead midway through the lege Football Playoff matchup of Heisman sive runner, surpassed the production of Pelicans win 116-108. period. He was clearly limited on the winner versus runner-up. Mayfield. Murray has averaged 380 yards “Just having Anthony on the floor offensive end but was able to get stops on “This is crazy,” Murray said in his of offense per game and accounted for 51 means everything,” Gentry said. “He defense. acceptance speech. “This is an honor, touchdowns in leading the Sooners to the might have been closer to 50 percent than Griffin and Galloway combined for 26 something that I’ll never forget. Something Big 12 title and the playoff. Mayfield aver- 100 percent, but he was still giving us points in the period and had the Pistons that I’ll always cherish for the rest of my aged 353 yards of offense and accounted great defense and grabbing big rebounds.” within four points until Tim Frazier’s life.” for 49 touchdowns as Oklahoma won the With Davis missing or ineffective on buzzer-beating 3-pointer made it 91-84 The fourth-ranked Sooners play the conference and lost a playoff semifinal to the offensive end, Jrue Holiday and Julius going to the fourth. top-ranked Crimson Tide in the Orange Georgia. Randle took over. Holiday scored 37 “We were getting a lot of stops late in Bowl semifinal Dec. 29 in the seventh “This didn’t just happen,” Murray said points on 14-of-22 shooting and Randle the quarter, and that lets me get into tran- bowl matchup of Heisman winner and later during a news conference. “I’ve put added 28 points, six rebounds and five sition and get my shots,” Galloway said. runner-up, and first since second-place so much time and effort into this game.” assists. “We just needed to keep that going.” finisher Vince Young and Texas beat Reg- “It was just casual, bro to bro. He just “We just executed our game plan,” Ran- Detroit quickly narrowed the gap to 93- gie Bush and Southern California in the told me to enjoy it. Have fun with it. It’s a dle said. “Everything was coming extreme- 91, but the Pelicans responded with a 7-1 2006 Rose Bowl. once-in-a-lifetime deal,” Murray said. ly easily for Jrue and when he gets rolling, run to take an eight-point lead. This season, Murray stepped into the Tagovailoa was the Heisman front-run- he doesn’t miss.” “I think we lead the NBA in wide-open starting job at Oklahoma held by last ner for most of the season, but Murray Griffin scored 35 points for Detroit, shots, but we have to start knocking them year’s Heisman winner and first overall surged late as the Sooners turned to him Andre Drummond had 23 points and 19 down,” Griffin said. NFL draft pick, Baker Mayfield. Oklahoma and the rest of their offense to bail out a rebounds, and Langston Galloway added a Drummond missed two free throws is the first school with Heisman-winning leaky defense . Meanwhile, Tagovailoa season-best 24. with 4:03 left, then fouled Randle at the quarterbacks in consecutive seasons and picked a bad time to have his worst game “Even when Anthony is out, that’s a other end. He hit both shots to make it the fifth overall with winners in back-to- of the season, throwing two interceptions very solid team with a lot of weapons,” 107-98, and the Pelicans held on to win. back years. Mayfield was a finalist in 2016. in the Southeastern Conference champi- Griffin said. “We knew how we wanted to Tip-ins “Luckily, we’ve been here three years in onship game against Georgia and leaving handle Jrue, but we didn’t execute.” Pelicans: New Orleans has won 16 of its a row,” Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley early with a sprained ankle. The Pistons have lost four straight. last 20 against Detroit, including 12 of the said. Murray’s first season as a starting quar- “Jrue Holiday was a really tough chal- last 13. ... Gentry, who coached the Pistons Unlike most seasons, the winner was terback in college is set up to also be his lenge for Bruce (Brown) to handle by him- from 1997-2000, is 16-5 against them as a no foregone conclusion, but Murray (517 last. The junior already signed a $4.66 mil- self, and even when we sent Reggie (Jack- head coach. first-place votes and 2,167 points) ended lion contract with the Oakland Athletic son) over to help, he still had his way with Pistons: Galloway has hit at least four 3- up with a fairly comfortable margin of 296 after he was selected in the first round of us,” Pistons coach Dwane Casey said. “We pointers six times in the last 15 games. .. points over Tagovailoa. Ohio State quar- the Major League Baseball draft in June. are getting great looks on the other end, Reggie Jackson missed his first five shots terback Dwayne Haskins, the other final- Listed at 5-foot-10 and 195 pounds, Mur- but we’ve got to knock them down.” and didn’t score until 4:26 remained in the ist, was a distant third with 783 points. ray is small for an NFL quarterback. 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Hello, dear readers! Once cherry complex, which is sup- keeps us at an acceptable again, you've filled our over- posed to be good for you. But sodium level." flowing mailbox with questions, what's in it? What does it actu- It's the job of our kidneys to concerns and some kind words ally do?" regulate sodium and water bal- (thank you, as always, for You're referring to a supple- ance, and when they're those), so let's get right to busi- ment derived from either the healthy, they do it extremely ness: fruit or the bark of black - well. The sodium we lose when -- "I'm in my mid-50s and am ries, which are believed to we sweat is replenished via the having trouble sleeping. Mela- have antioxidant properties. foods we eat. If for any reason tonin was effective, but only for According to some studies, an- there is either a deficiency or a short time. A friend sug- tioxidants may be a hedge an excess of sodium, the kid- gested taking ibuprofen p.m.; it against inflammation, which neys will correct the imbalance. works very well, but I'm con- plays a role in disease. Black For most of us, the teaspoon or cerned about taking it on a cherry, also known as wild so of salt that we consume daily basis. Is it safe to take cherry, has long been an ingre- each day is adequate. Elite or each night?" dient in herbal medicine and endurance athletes may occa- Pain relievers targeted for home remedies. In colonial sionally require more, but they nighttime use can be helpful times, it was used in cough are the exception. with sleep issues because syrups, as a sedative and for Thank you again for your inter- many of them contain diphen- pain relief. The makers of vari- est in the column. We'll be Daily Globe hydramine, an antihistamine ous cherry complex products back with more letters next SUDOKU also called Benadryl. Drowsi- claim it is useful for cough, month. Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y$AVE'REEN ness is one of the drug's side chest congestion and diarrhea. Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an based on a 9x9 grid with several given effects, which is why it's used Due to certain chemical prop- internist and associate profes- numbers. The object is to place the    in over-the-counter sleep aids. erties of wild cherry, however, sor of medicine at UCLA numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares While it's a useful fix for the it should not be used by Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is    so that each row, each column and short-term, like for sleeping women who are pregnant or an internist and assistant pro- each 3x3 box contains the same through a long flight, it's not a breastfeeding. Those chemi- fessor of medicine at UCLA number only once. The difficulty level great long-term solution. If you cals can also change the rate Health.)     of the Conceptis Sudoku increases want to use Benadryl, we rec- at which the liver breaks down (Send your questions to ask- from Monday to Saturday. ommend you opt for the sleep certain medications. Due to a [email protected],      aid rather than the pain re- lack of studies into the use of or write: Ask the Doctors, c/o Answer to previous puzzle liever, which contains medica- wild cherry, dosage is basically Media Relations, UCLA Health,            tion you don't need. guesswork. We recommend 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite However, the quality of sleep talking to your family doctor be- 350, Los Angeles, CA, 90095.               from Benadryl use is generally fore using cherry complex to be Owing to the volume of mail,          not very good. For our own pa- sure it's right for you. personal replies cannot be pro-              tients, our preference for in- -- "When we perspire, do we vided          somnia supplements is lose sodium that we can (or COPYRIGHT 2018 UCLA             melatonin or magnesium. perhaps should) then restore HEALTH          When supplements aren't ef- by taking in more sodium than DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS fective, then we suggest the we otherwise would? If so, how MCMEEL SYNDICATION

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Crowds sures to calm protests too late. of yellow-vested marked by violence when For many protesters, protesters angry he addresses the nation Macron himself, widely at President today evening, and breaks seen as arrogant and dis- Emmanuel a long silence widely seen connected from rank-and- Macron and as aggravating a crisis that file French, has become France’s high has shaken the government the problem. Calls for taxes tried to and the whole country. him to resign were ram- converge on the The president will con- pant on Saturday, the presidential sult in the morning with an fourth weekend of large- palace Saturday, array of national and local scale protests. some scuffling officials as he tries to get a “Macron is there for the with police firing handle on the ballooning rich, not for all the French,” tear gas, amid and radicalizing protest 68-year-old retiree Jean- exceptional secu- movement triggered by Pierre Meunuer said Satur- rity measures anger at his policies, and a day. Retirees are among the aimed at pre- growing sense that they categories to be punished venting a repeat favor the rich. by his policies. of last week’s Macron will speak from Labor Minister Muriel rioting. the presidential Elysee Penicaud dampened any Palace this evening, an Ely- notion that the minimum Associated Press see official said. The offi- wage would be raised, cial wasn’t authorized to telling LCI that “there will speak publicly and request- be no boost for the Smic chants around the Saint Among myriad demands after closing Saturday, said in tweets over the 2015 ed anonymity. (minimum wage),” because Lazare train station, among was increased buying they were avoiding the Paris climate accord, which G o v e r n m e n t “it destroys jobs.” areas hit by vandalism as power. Champs-Elysees, Paris’ the U.S. is leaving and spokesman Benjamin Paris tourist sites the pre-Christmas shop- French media reported main avenue that is lined which Macron has champi- Griveaux said earlier on reopened Sunday, while ping season got underway. 136,000 protesters nation- with shops and cafes and oned worldwide. LCI TV station he was workers cleaned up debris After the fourth Satur- wide on Saturday, similar normally a magnet for for- “We don’t take part in “sure (Macron) will know from protests that left day of nationwide protests to the previous week. How- eign visitors. American debates. Let us how to find the path to the widespread damage in the by the grassroots move- ever, the number of “Yes, we’re very con- live our own national life,” hearts of the French, speak capital and elsewhere. At ment with broadening injured in Paris and cerned with security ... but Le Drian said in an inter- to their hearts.” But, he least 71 were injured in demands, officials said nationwide was down. we couldn’t cancel the view on the LCI TV station. added, a “magic wand” Paris on Saturday. they understood the depth Still, TV footage broadcast trip,” Portuguese tourist He said Macron had told won’t solve all the prob- The economy minister, of the crisis. Le Maire said around the world of the Elizabet Monteero said. Trump the same thing. lems of the protesters, meanwhile, lamented the it was a social and demo- violence in Paris neighbor- But, she added, “We don’t Trump tweeted twice on known as “yellow vests” for damage to the economy. cratic crisis as well as a hoods popular with go to dangerous zones like the issue over the weekend, the fluorescent safety vests “This is a catastrophe “crisis of the nation” with tourists has tarnished the the Champs-Elysees.” saying in one that “the they often wear. for commerce, it’s a catas- “territorial fractures.” country’s image. Foreign Minister Jean- Paris agreement isn’t work- Last week, Macron with- trophe for our economy,” However, the president Several tourists ques- Yves Le Drian politely chas- ing out so well for Paris,” drew a fuel tax hike – the Bruno Le Maire said Sun- must also speak to tioned at the Eiffel Tower, tised U.S. President Donald referring to Macron’s issue that kicked off day while visiting mer- protesters’ pocketbooks. which reopened Sunday Trump for mocking France predicament. In Gaza protests, Israeli troops aim for legs GAZA CITY, Gaza (AP) ber of wounded has The wounded can often in immediate danger. – Israeli forces deployed reached colossal propor- be seen gathering at a treat- Lt. Col. Jonathan Conri- along the volatile border tions. ment clinic run by the cus, an Israeli military with the Gaza Strip have Of the 10,511 protesters Paris-based medical charity spokesman, rejected inter- fired live rounds at rock- treated at hospitals and Doctors Without Borders national criticism that throwing Palestinian field clinics in Gaza so far, in Gaza City, where Associ- Israel’s response has been protesters ever since at least 6,392, or roughly ated Press photographer excessive. Instead, he said demonstrations against 60 percent, have been Felipe Dana took portraits that firing at people’s legs Israel’s long-running struck in the lower limbs, of some of them. was a sign of restraint. blockade of Gaza began in according to Gaza’s Health Some of those he pho- “Hamas is responsible March. Ministry. At least 5,884 of tographed acknowledged for orchestrating violent And for eight months, those casualties were hit by throwing stones toward riots where thousands of Israeli snipers have target- live ammunition; others Israeli troops during the Palestinians assault our ed one part of the body have been hit by rubber- demonstrations. One said borders with the goal of more than any other – the coated metal bullets and he had hurled a firebomb. breaching our defensive legs. tear gas canisters. But others said they were lines and attacking Israeli The Israeli army says it The upsurge in violence unarmed bystanders; one forces and civilian commu- is responding to weekly has left a visible mark on paramedic said he was nities,” he said. assaults on its frontier by Gaza that will likely remain helping rescue the wound- “Israeli soldiers use live Palestinians armed with for decades to come. It is ed, while another man said fire only as a last resort, stones, grenades and fire- now common to see young he was waving a Palestini- after written and verbal bombs. The military says it men walking through an flag and another said he warnings, as well as exten- Associated Press opens fire only as a last dilapidated streets on was selling coffee and tea. sive use of tear gas and IN THIS courtroom sketch, Meng Wanzhou, right, the resort, and considers firing crutches. Most have legs International human other non-lethal means chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies, sits at the lower limbs an act of bandaged or fitted with a rights groups have said the have been exhausted. It is beside a translator during a bail hearing at British restraint. metal frame called a fixa- military’s open-fire rules our duty to defend our Columbia Supreme Court in Vancouver, on Friday. Still, 175 Palestinians tor, which uses pins or are unlawful because they civilians and sovereignty, Meng faces extradition to the U.S. on charges of trying have been shot to death, screws that are inserted allow the use of potentially and we do it with the mini- to evade U.S. sanctions on Iran. She appeared in a according to an Associated into fractured bones to lethal force in situations mal use of force possible,” Vancouver court Friday to seek bail. Press count. And the num- help stabilize them. where soldiers’ lives are not he said. China summons US envoy to protest detention of Huawei executive BEIJING (AP) – China similar warning of “grave summoned the U.S. ambas- consequences” if she is not sador to Beijing on Sunday released. to protest the detention of The Canadian province a senior executive of Chi- of British Columbia said in nese electronics giant a statement Sunday it can- Huawei in Canada at celed a trade mission to Washington’s behest and China because of Meng’s demanded the U.S. cancel detention. The announce- an order for her arrest. ment came amid fears The official Xinhua China could detail Canadi- News Agency said Vice For- ans in retaliation. eign Minister Le Yucheng Huawei is the biggest “lodged solemn representa- global supplier of network tions and strong protests” gear for phone and internet with Ambassador Terry companies and has been Associated Press Branstad against the deten- the target of deepening IN THIS combination of 10 photos taken on Sept. 19 Palestinians shot in the legs during demonstrations at the tion of Huawei’s chief U.S. security concerns over Gaza strip’s border with Israel pose as they await treatment at a Gaza City clinic run by MSF (Doctors Without financial officer, Meng its ties to the Chinese gov- Borders). Israeli forces deployed along the volatile border have fired live rounds at rock-throwing Palestinian Wanzhou. Meng, who is ernment. The U.S. has protesters since demonstrations began in March against Israel’s long-running blockade of Gaza. Israeli snipers reportedly suspected of pressured European coun- have targeted one part of the body more than any other: the legs. trying to evade U.S. trade tries and other allies to curbs on Iran, was limit use of its technology, detained on Dec. 1 while warning they could be Mexico starts oil industry ‘rescue’ with refinery overhaul changing planes in Van- opening themselves up to couver, Canada. surveillance and theft of MEXICO CITY (AP) – Mexico’s we sold oranges and bought orange Mexicans believed to be looting the The Xinhua report information. new government detailed plans Sun- juice?” he asked the crowd. country’s wealth. But Mexico’s con- quoted Le as calling Meng’s arrest has day to build an $8 billion oil refinery Lopez Obrador, who took office stitution was amended in 2013 to Meng’s detention threatened to increase U.S.- in the home state of President Andres Dec. 1, plans to direct $3.65 billion of allow greater private investment in “extremely egregious” and China trade tensions and Manuel Lopez Obrador and to reno- savings from a government austerity oil and gas. demanded the U.S. vacate shook stock markets glob- vate six others as the oil-producing program into the state oil company, Lopez Obrador dismissed the an order for her arrest. It ally last week. But U.S. country attempts to lower its depen- Pemex, which has struggled to come energy sector opening as a failure, quoted Le as calling for the Trade Representative dence on imported fuel. up with extra funds for expansion saying that foreign investment over U.S. to “immediately cor- Robert Lighthizer, speak- Speaking from the Dos Bocas amid mounting pension obligations, four years has amounted to just 2.5 rect its wrong actions” and ing on CBS’ “Face the port in the Gulf Coast state of Tabas- high tax rates, rampant fuel theft and percent of what Pemex invested dur- said it would take further Nation,” downplayed the co, Lopez Obrador blasted the declining output. ing the same time period. steps based on Washing- impact of the arrest on neglect that has fallen on Mexico’s Pemex is producing less than 1.8 “The foreign investment didn’t ton’s response. trade talks between the two oil infrastructure and the idea that billion barrels a day of crude, putting come,” he declared. The move followed the countries aimed at defus- Mexico is better off buying fuel from Mexico on track for its 14th consecu- He also hinted that the planned summoning of Canadian ing the tensions. abroad. tive year of declines in oil output. refinery expansions would be taken Ambassador John McCal- “It’s my view that it “How do we respond to that absur- President Lazaro Cardenas nation- on by Mexican companies, saying: lum on Saturday over shouldn’t really have much dity that we are dedicated to selling alized the industry in 1938, kicking “We’re going to place our trust in Meng’s detention and a of an impact,” he said. crude oil and buying gasoline, as if out 17 foreign oil companies that Mexican entrepreneurialism.”