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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Friday, March 1, 2019 Snow likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 22 | Low: 6 | Details, page 2 Former Hurley mayor charged in credit card case By RICHARD JENKINS from statements Pinardi allegedly The department decided to get plaint alleges the city of Hurley’s Bill Nordean about Petrusha’s [email protected] made regarding Petrusha’s case, the card in March 2007, accord- Employee Identification Number debt in February 2018 and he HURLEY – Former Hurley according to the criminal coming to court documents, to make was used when applying as the said “Nordean indicated he did mayor Joe Pinardi is facing plaint filed Monday. it easier to obtain hotels rooms department didn’t have its own. not think it was a crime for charges in Iron County Court in Pinardi declined to comment when traveling for department Hurley Clerk Stacey Wiercins- Petrusha to use the city credit connection to an existing case beyond saying he was innocent of business. ki learned of the card in January card for personal purchases, but involving former fire chief Darrell the charges Thursday, citing the At the time, there was no city 2018, according to the complaint, thought Petrusha should pay Petrusha. ongoing legal case. or internal policy regarding cred- when she tried to obtain a card what he owed.” Pinardi, 69, is charged with Petrusha is charged with one it cards, according to Monday’s for the police department and Potentially complicating the being a party to the crime of count of unauthorized use of an complaint. was denied because the fire issue of repayment, according to unauthorized use of an entity’s entity’s identifying information “The city council did not department card had a delin- the complaint, was Pinardi’s 2016 identifying information or docu- or documents. approve the receipt of the credit quent balance of $7,800. bankruptcy. According to the ments, misdemeanor false swear- Both cases center on a Hurley card, nor were they required to This led to the Wisconsin complaint, Wiercinski learned ing and obstructing an officer. Fire Department credit card, do so,” the complaint reads. Department of Justice-Division of the debt was discharged during The first is a felony, while the which Petrusha allegedly used for According to the complaint, Criminal Investigation opening the proceedings as it was associ- other two counts are misde- personal purchases between both Petrusha and Pinardi used an investigation in March 2018. meanors. 2013 and 2016 while he was fire their Social Security numbers to According to the complaint, The charges primarily stem chief. apply for the cards. The com- Pinardi spoke with city attorney CHARGE — page 5 Ironwood’s IT’S GONNA BE A WHILE First Friday prepares to Craft Your North By BRYAN HELLIOS [email protected] IRONWOOD – Downtown businesses are preparing for a Craft Your North theme to celebrate Ironwood’s First Fri- day event this evening. Manager of Contrast Cof- fee Co. Becky Bogaczyk, said the shop will offer their signature hand crafted Sisu drinks from 5 to 7 p.m. The store will also have a pop-up shop offering crafts and home décor items. “We are just really excited for this First Friday because it is Craft Your North and we are a coffee crafting shop,” she said. “It should be fun.” Other downtown business are participating in the event as well. Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe The Historic Downtown WITH THE amount of snow covering the park on the corner of Ayer and Lake streets in Ironwood Thursday afternoon, it will be a while Theater will be showing the until children young and old will be playing on the swings or teeter totter. 1982 blockbuster movie “E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial.” The theater’s website describes the movie as a “classic heart-warming movie that Mountains of Midwest coming Saturday needs to be seen on the big By RICHARD JENKINS Justin Blake, one of the race’s thing relatively unique. he said, adding while the area is screen.” [email protected] organizers, said he got the idea While the distances involved already recognized for its snow- Directed by Steven Spiel- IRONWOOD TOWNSHIP – for hosting the race after attend- in the race means it may be shoeing and skiing; and there berg, the story begins with an The inaugural Mountains of the ing an event in Boulder Junction, geared more to the moderately wasn’t a reason fat biking could- extraterrestrial who was left Midwest winter triathlon is com- Wis., and thinking this area had skilled athletes, he doesn’t want n’t catch on like it has elsewhere behind by his friends and ing to Wolverine Nordic Ski the potential for a more exciting to scare anyone away who in the region. stranded on earth. A small Trails in Ironwood Township. course. thinks they’re up for the chal- Those interested in participat- boy named Elliott becomes The race will start at 10 a.m. “Wolverine (is) super ‘hilly,’ lenge. ing in Saturday’s race can visit his friend and helps hide him Saturday, and feature competitors it’s much more of a challenge and “If you’re a beginner, you Wolverinenordic.com for more from the government while skiing, fat-tire biking and snow- I thought it would be the perfect could very well do it too,” he said. information, or register online at helping him return to his shoeing. place to have a winter triathlon,” Blake said winter triathlons TandHtiming.com. home planet while The triathlon’s three legs will Blake said. are becoming increasingly popu- Online registration ends The movie stars Henry have competitors complete a 6k He said Wolverine has longer lar, especially as fat-tiring biking today, but competitors can also Thomas, Dee Wallace, Peter cross-country ski, with both clas- hills and longer climbs than some takes off in the region. register at the Cold Iron Brewery sic or skate skiing allowed; fol- of the other trail systems in the “Events like this are great for from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday or at lowed by a 8k fat-bike race and a area, giving competitors the the area,” he said. Wolverine beginning at 8 a.m. 5k snowshoe. opportunity to experience some- “I’m hoping this catches on,” Saturday. FRIDAY — page 5 R O O F W O R K DIDA discusses how to bring business downtown By BRYAN HELLIOS opment and retention. the population numbers [email protected] The study examined the begin to plateau and not IRONWOOD – The correlation to downtown drop as much,” he said. Downtown Ironwood vacancy with the ability of According to the DIDA’s Development Authority the city to retain a lively website, the goal of the discussed ways to attract business climate. Research authority is to create an new businesses to the showed the vacancy rate of environment in downtown downtown area during its Ironwood to be around Ironwood that is inviting meeting on Thursday at the roughly 20 percent, which and welcoming to resi- Memorial Building in Iron- the study indicated is dents, visitors and the wood. “higher then ideal” to sup- business community. One DIDA board member, port a healthy downtown. of the board’s strategies to Tim Erickson said, the city Erickson said, the popu- revitalize the downtown is conducted a study in 2016 lation has been declining to increase business partic- which analyzed the area since the 1940s, but is ipation in its First Friday Submitted photo and offered insight into hopeful that it will turn WORKERS SHOVEL snow off the Coleman Engineering building on the corner of actions the city could take around. Ayer street and Suffolk Thursday afternoon. Gary Jackson submitted the photo. to improve business devel- “We are starting to see DIDA — page 5 TODAY INDEX Snow likely — Details, page 2 Business ...... 14 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Thursday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 85 High 24 High 59 (2000) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low -2 Low -33 (1962) Thursday none Snow depth 32 in. Obituaries ...... 6 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 160.2 in. 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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: than eight hours, the last of North Carolina, sent a “My loyalty to Mr. his three appearances referral to the Justice Trump has cost me every- COUPON before Congress this week. Department alleging thing: my family’s happi- He said as he left that he Cohen lied in his testimo- ness, friendships, my law would be returning to ny. Their letter to Attorney license, my company, my Friday Night Fish Fry Special Capitol Hill on March 6 for General William Barr livelihood, my honor, my another round of question- details several Cohen state- reputation and soon my BUY ONE GET ONE 1/2 OFF ing with the same panel. ments they said were false, freedom,” Cohen said. “I Dine in only 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. House Intelligence including claims that he will not sit back, say noth- Chairman Rep. Adam “never defrauded any ing and allow him to do the Expires 3/30/2019 Schiff called the closed- bank” and did not want a same to the country.” door session with Cohen job in Trump’s White In testimony that cut to productive and said law- House. the heart of federal investi- Easy Access – U.S.www.larrysluckystrikes.com Hwy. 2 makers were able to “drill They pointed to Cohen’s gations encircling the 906-932-4132 down in great detail” on guilty plea for making false White House, Cohen said issues they are investigat- statements to a banking he arranged the hush National briefs ing. Schiff said the commit- institution and to court fil- money payment to porn tee will also hear from Felix ings that say Cohen told actress Stormy Daniels at Sater, a Russia-born execu- friends he wanted a White Trump’s behest and agreed Nearly 5,000 hit by about 60 miles southeast information relating to tive who worked with House job. to lie about it to the public power outage in of Reno. explosives. He faces up to Cohen on an ultimately Cohen’s testimony and the first lady. And he northern Nevada NV Energy expected all 20 years in prison at sen- unsuccessful deal to build unfolded as Trump was in said he was left with the power would be restored tencing May 23. a Trump Tower in Moscow, Vietnam meeting with unmistakable impression RENO, Nev. (AP) – A by Thursday evening. The FBI says Ismail, a in an open hearing March North Korean leader Kim Trump wanted him to lie to power outage left thou- naturalized U.S. citizen Florida man guilty of 14. Jong Un. Trump said he Congress about a Moscow sands of homes and busi- from Pakistan, posted Cohen, who pleaded tried to watch as much of real estate project, though nesses without electricity posting bomb plans instructions at least four guilty last year to lying to Cohen’s marathon hear- the president never directly in northern Nevada. for extremists times between July and Congress about the ing as he could. Trump told him so. NV Energy says the out- September last year. Inves- Moscow real estate project called the hearing “fake” Cohen said prosecutors MIAMI (AP) – A Florida ages first reported at 12:30 tigators say Ismail posted and reports to prison soon and said it was a “terrible in New York were investi- man has pleaded guilty to p.m. Thursday were caused other messages supportive for a three-year sentence, thing” for Democrats to gating conversations posting detailed bomb- by unspecified equipment of the Islamic State and did gave harsh testimony about hold it during his sum- Trump or his advisers had making instructions to damage. searches on how to build Trump on Wednesday. He mit. with him after his office online sites frequented by At one point, nearly bombs. There’s no evi- said Trump knew in He seized on Cohen’s and hotel room were raid- extremists such as support- 5,000 customers were dence he had live explo- advance that damaging concession that he had no ed by the FBI last April. ers of the Islamic State without power in the Reno- sives. emails about Democrat direct evidence that Trump Cohen said he could not group. Sparks area, most of them Authorities say Ismail Hillary Clinton would be or his aides colluded with discuss that conversation, Court records show 33- in the Sun Valley area was an associate of James released during the 2016 Russia to get him elected, the last contact he said he year-old Tayyab Tahir northeast of Reno. Medina, who’s serving a campaign – a claim the the primary question of has had with the president Ismail pleaded guilty Another 1,000 cus- 25-year sentence for plot- president has denied – and special counsel Robert or anyone acting on his Thursday in Miami federal tomers were affected by a ting to blow up a Florida accused Trump of lying Mueller’s investigation. behalf, because it remains court to distribution of disruption in Yerington synagogue and school. during the 2016 campaign Trump said he was a “little under investigation. US offers $1 million reward in hunt for bin Laden’s son WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. government is offering $1 million for help tracking down the son of the late terrorist leader Osama bin Laden. A State Department notice Thursday says the reward will be paid for help locating Hamza bin Laden in any country as part its “rewards for justice” program. The announcement says bin Laden’s son has emerged as a leader of the al-Qaida terrorist group. His father was killed in a U.S. military raid in Pak- istan in May 2011. Hamza bin Laden was named a “specially desig- nated global terrorist” in January 2017. He has released audio and video messages calling for attacks against the U.S. and its allies. Al-Qaida was responsible for the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the U.S. and other notorious actions. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2019 3 New Disney area to immerse parkgoers in Star Wars story

LOS ANGELES (AP) – The holographic chess-like game for the safety of others. world of Star Wars is coming called Dejarik against Chewbacca from a galaxy far, far away to in the original film. Droid Depot become the largest single-themed Who doesn’t want their own land created in a Disney park. Rise Of The Resistance personal R2 unit? Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is an This is where it gets real. On a Guests – for an undisclosed adventure through the grungy full-size starship, guests play as cost – can either purchase a pre- planet Batuu where guests can new Resistance recruits and go built droid or build one in the build their own droids and on a journey. A hologram image colors of their choosing by pick- lightsabers, interact with aliens of Rey will appear with a message ing pieces off a conveyor belt. and climb into the cockpit of the before guests board their ship They’re not just pretty to look massive Millennium Falcon, and take off from Batuu and head at. Park official says the droids where you will discover your mis- into the orbit. will be controllable by guests. sion and engage in a dogfight But the starship runs into with Tie Fighters. Associated Press some trouble: It’s intercepted by a Taste Of Star Wars The sprawling 14-acre land is THIS RENDERING released by Disney and Lucasfilm shows the nearby Star Destroyer. This sets There’s no such thing as chick- set on a remote world in the planned Black Spire Outpost, a village on the planet of Batuu that up a climactic battle against mili- en in “Galaxy’s Edge.” That’s Tip newest “Star Wars” trilogy – so will be part of a 14-acre expansion project called Star Wars: tary members of the First Order, Yip, and the cornbread that you don’t expect appearances by Galaxy’s Edge, set to open this summer at the Disneyland Resort who will probably give you a might eat with it is blue, gravy is Luke Skywalker or Darth Vader. in Anaheim, California, then in the fall at Disney’s Hollywood Stu- piece of their mind. green and cauliflower is orange. But some familiar faces including dios in Orlando, Florida. “They’ll bark at you,” Larena Much of the food is plant Rey, Finn, Kylo Ren and fan- a grimy cantina that yes, serves ative director at Walt Disney said. “They might say ‘Move based with dairy-free mash pota- favorite Chewbacca will be a part Star Wars-themed alcohol. Imagineering. along, move along. You’re going toes and vegan meatballs. of the adventure as visitors “You will not think you’re in a Here are some of the land’s into detention.” explore the immersive world. theme park,” he said. “Every cast key features: Resistance guests will be Oga’s Cantina Galaxy’s Edge is set to open member will be in character, the thrown into a detention cell While talkative DJ R-3X spins this summer at the Disneyland food and beverage and language where they could run up against music, bartenders pour beverages. Resort in Anaheim, California, Millennium Falcon: Smug- Kylo Ren. The cantina will be the first will be in story. The merchandise glers Run then in the fall at Disney’s Holly- inside the shops won’t be in boxes Selfie opportunities will be “You have to figure your way location to serve alcohol to the wood Studios in Orlando, Flori- that say Disney on them. Every- abundant in and out of the “the out of the ship,” Larena said. general public in Disneyland’s da. The lands at both parks are thing is very, very immersive.” fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy.” “There’s always a way out.” 60-plus year history. It’s the place nearly identical and offer a mix of In a behind-the-scenes look, The spaceship is the exact replica to come and unwind, but officials say it’s also known to have some trading outposts, a cantina and park officials took The Associat- of the ship from the films, mea- Savi’s Workshop even a wooded area where Resis- ed Press on a tour of Batuu, an suring more than 100 feet long. Even though Skywalker, Vader of the most disreputable charac- tance fighters have set up camp. uncharted region of lush trees Inside the cockpit, a team of and Yoda won’t show up in ters in the galaxy. Entry is included with a park tick- and spires. The land is also filled six people operate the spacecraft “Galaxy’s Edge,” their lightsabers And yes, droids are allowed. et, but it’ll cost more for guests with smugglers and traders hop- during an interactive experience will. Guests will be able to pur- who want to create their own ing to avoid the First Order, the that, just like the movies, that will chase their popular weapon or Play Via Mobile App lightsaber or purchase their own successor of the evil Galactic get a little bumpy. An encounter hand-build their own. Bring plen- Galaxy’s Edge is the first land droid modeled on R2-D2 or BB-8. Empire. with First Order fighters put ty of credits: the price for the hilt within a Disney park designed to Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Galaxy’s Edge is still under guests in the role of pilots, gun- is around $109 and the blade integrate with the app. It can help chairman Bob Chapek said construction, but its buildings, ners or flight engineers to ensure costs $49 depending on the type. translate Star Wars languages guests inside Galaxy’s Edge will shops and main attractions are in their mission is completed. Park officials say they under- and scan crates to discover con- have persistent interaction with place. Right now the focus is on While others wait their turn, stand guests want to enjoy their tents within them. The app can Star Wars elements, whether it’s “cosmetics and making sure the they will walk the halls of the Fal- new lightsabers, but they ask that also be used to interact with Stormtroopers barking orders or equipment is working properly,” con or hangout in the area where they remain stowed when on droids, media screens, door pan- the up-tempo, swinging music of said John Larena, executive cre- R2-D2 played a round of the attractions and around crowds els and drinking fountains. Community calendar Martha Stewart partners with

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Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Ironwood Sports Hall of EST, fire hall, Bruce Crossing; cannabis craze. other products for medical Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon., 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright 2-4:30 p.m. EST, 429 River Ironwood Memorial Building. The domestic diva said and recreational users. Center. K-12 School, room 205. St., Ontonagon. 906-667- Gogebic-Ontonagon Com- Thursday she is partnering Canopy said it will benefit Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., 0283. munity Action Agency quar- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, MECCA cabin near the treat- Alcoholics Anonymous, with Canopy Growth from Stewart’s decades of terly food commodity distri- Ironwood. ment facility, Mercer, Wis. open meeting, noon, Salem Corp. to assist in develop- bution for registered families, experience marketing con- Mercer Food Pantry, Erwin Community Club, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 10 a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m., ing new products that consumer products. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, 6:30 p.m., Erwin town hall. area74.org. Bessemer V.F.W. Post 3673, Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. DOVE Support Group, tain non-psychoactive CBD Canopy also makes 605 W. Lead St., Bessemer; 1-2 715-476-7655. EST, Ontonagon United noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. and other hemp-derived products for rapper Snoop p.m., Pioneer Park Apartments, Alcoholics Anonymous/ Methodist Church basement, Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Ironwood. 906-667-0283. cannabinoids. Dogg’s Leafs by Snoop Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- next to Holiday gas station, Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Gogebic County Veterans First to come will be an Church, Ironwood. Ontonagon. area74.org. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. cannabis line. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 area74.org. Government Iron County Veterans Ser- offerings for pets. Stewart Stewart and Snoop are a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Free Community Dinner, Gogebic County Retiree vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, p.m., Watersmeet Township; didn’t specify what those friends who co-host the 4-6 p.m., Wesley United Health Committee, 4 p.m., fol- Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco products might be. VH1 talk show “Martha Methodist Church, 500 E. lowed by Gogebic Retirement 2190. Township. 906-667-1110. McLeod, Ironwood. Commission, 4:30 p.m., Mercer Health and Well- Ontario, Canada-based and Snoop’s Potluck Din- Alcoholics Anonymous, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. courthouse conference room. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Canopy Growth is one of ner Party.” noon, Salem Lutheran Church, EST, Ontonagon United Ironwood Parks and Mercer Community Center. Ironwood. area74.org. Methodist Church basement, Recreation Committee, 5 Alzheimer’s Disease Free Community Dinner, Posthumous Dr. Seuss book out Sept. 3 next to Holiday gas station, p.m., meeting, Conference Caregivers Support Group, 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Ontonagon. area74.org. Room 1, second floor, Memori- 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical Church. Public is invited. NEW YORK (AP) – There is no muse like Dr. Seuss. Alcoholics Anonymous, al Building, Ironwood. Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. ReGeneration Youth, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Pat O’Donnell Civic Cen- Bessemer Booster Club, An unfinished manuscript by the late children’s 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Catholic Church, Ironwood. ter Board of Directors, 5 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High author is the basis for “Dr. Seuss’s Horse Museum,” com- Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., area74.org. p.m., arena. School. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith ing Sept. 3. Random House Children’s Books announced Gogebic County Fair Gogebic Range Carvers, Saturday, March 2 Center, Ironwood. Thursday that illustrator Andrew Joyner completed the Board, 5:30 p.m., fairgrounds. 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. Knights of Columbus 4th Bessemer City Council, 6 Johnston High School, Besse- text, which has a look “both subtly Seussian and wholly Union Station Food Degree Pere Menard Assem- p.m., city hall. mer. Pantry and Northern Food bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- his own.” The book features horse artwork by Pablo Picas- Festival Ironwood Com- IMPACT Life Support Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. so and Jackson Pollock among others and will include mittee, 7 p.m., American Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, Legion. Church, Ironwood. cameos from such Seuss favorites as the Grinch and the Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Bessemer Women’s Club, Cat in the Hat. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Hurley. area74.org. Tuesday, March 5 7 p.m., Bessemer City Hall Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Knights of Columbus Dr. Seuss, whose real name was Theodore Geisel, died DDA room. Community Pickleball Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- Gogebic County Veterans People for Peace, 7 p.m. in 1991. A posthumous release in 2015, “What Pet Should Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 EST, Episcopal Church of I Get,” was a best-seller. School gymnasium. 715-776- wood. a.m., Ironwood Memorial Ascension, 501 Houghton St., 4588. Government Joyner’s previous credits include “Too Many Elephants Building. 906-667-1110. Ontonagon. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Iron County Traffic Safety in This House” and “The Swap.” Pickleball, 10 a.m.-noon, Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Committee, 9:30 a.m., Iron Ironwood Memorial Building. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. County Highway Department UPHS-Marquette Region- Ironwood. area74.org. meeting room. Sunday, March 3 al Blood Center blood drive, Alcoholics Anonymous, Hurley Senior Center 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Aspirus Iron- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Nutrition Advisory Commit- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 wood Hospital, 906- 932-7627. Church, Bessemer. 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•••••••••••• 906-932-5470 l 4 FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE The lord of the lies President Trump is waging a of Trump’s reasons for declaring a Sue Mizell, Publisher relentless war on facts and the pro- national emergency to get around Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor fessionals who document them. The Congress and fund a wall. “The pres- Washington Post estimates he has ident’s actions,” they wrote, “are at asserted about 8,800 “false or mis- odds with the overwhelming evi- leading claims” since taking office. Cokie dence in the public record, including That makes Trump the Emperor of and Steve the administration’s own data and Error, the Lord of the Lies. Roberts estimates.” In Their Opinion It’s one thing for a president to fal- One example: Illegal immigration sify facts at a campaign rally or on is dropping sharply – not rising. Catholic Church Fox News. There’s no lasting impact “The numbers of apprehensions and if he exaggerates the size of the crowd undetected illegal border crossings must take action at his inauguration, or claims an elec- up its nuclear weapons and produc- at the Southern border are near 40- tion was “a tremendous success” tion capabilities.” year lows,” stated the letter. To many Roman Catholics worldwide, the very when his party lost 40 House seats. Then there is the Islamic State Another example: The foreigners fact of senior bishops listening to victims of clerical But falsehoods really do matter group, the terrorists based in the who do arrive illegally are hardly the sexual abuse and the pope condemning the evil in when Trump makes them the basis Middle East. Trump trumpeted in hardened criminals Trump loves to vivid language no doubt came as a shock. The main for policy decisions. There is simply December, “We have defeated ISIS in describe. The diplomats quote a body of the church has long shifted away from the no way to govern effectively if your Syria,” but again Haspel corrected Cato Institute finding that undocu- United States and Western Europe, and the faithful judgment is not rooted in a hard-eyed the record. The Islamic State group mented immigrants “are 44 percent in Africa, Asia and Latin America have not yet con- understanding of the real world. And may no longer control Syrian territo- less likely to be incarcerated” than fronted the blight of predatory clergymen and insti- on a wide range of critical issues – ry, noted the CIA chief, but the native-born Americans. tutional deafness to the extent of Americans or Euro- such as North Korea, immigration enemy is “still dangerous ... and they Trump is equally ill-informed on peans. and tax cuts – this president prefers still command thousands of fighters economics. He repeatedly promised That is likely to be the explanation given by the illusion to evidence. in Iraq and Syria.” Coats added, that his massive tax cut would “pay Vatican for the lack of concrete measures to combat That’s a deeply dangerous way to “ISIS will continue to be a threat to for itself,” when it will actually cost the crisis after a meeting heralded as a mighty coun- conduct the presidency. And that’s the United States.” the Treasury an estimated $900 bil- terattack by hierarchy and its activist pope against why professionals in many fields are Yet the president decided to ignore lion over 10 years, according to the the evil ravaging their church: The global flock needs increasingly determined to challenge those warnings and attack his own independent Tax Foundation. to see and hear first, and the change must arise from the president and call foul on his appointees for defying his warped And again, the professionals who their own episcopate, they’ll say. fabrications. view of the world. “Perhaps Intelli- care about data and evidence are It doesn’t wash. Start with North Korea, whose gence should go back to school!” he appalled at the president’s willful And not only because activists in the West are fed president Kim Jong Un met Trump tweeted. The Washington Post report- ignorance and myth-making. Janet up with pledges of change in the 17 years since The in Vietnam this week. After the two ed that an “enraged” Trump might Yellen, the former chair of the Feder- Boston Globe revealed systematic abuse in the leaders met in Singapore last June, fire Coats for disloyalty. al Reserve, was asked on the public Boston diocese. The revelations have accelerated in the president tweeted, “There is no As Sen. Mark Warner, the senior radio show “Marketplace” if she recent years – the grand jury report from Pennsylva- longer a Nuclear Threat from North Democrat on the Intelligence Com- thought the president understood nia of abuse by hundreds of priests over many years; Korea.” mittee, so accurately put it: “The basic economic policy. a similar report from Illinois; nuns finally speaking That sort of self-delusion can lead president has a dangerous habit of “No, I do not,” she replied bluntly. out about what they’ve been subjected to. to serious miscalculations and lethal undermining the intelligence com- The Lord of the Lies decrees his As the revelations have escalated, so has the threats to the nation’s security. munity to fit his alternative reality.” own “alternative facts” and lives by rhetoric. “Prepare for divine justice,” Pope Francis Accordingly, the president’s own Trump’s “dangerous habit” extends the adage, coined by his courtier warned abusive priests at Christmas. “Ravenous intelligence chiefs felt compelled to far beyond intelligence matters. In Rudy Giuliani, “Truth is not truth.” wolves,” he called them in his speech to the Vatican contradict their boss. arguing for a wall along the Southern He hopes his falsities will fool gathering. But when it came to action, the talk was CIA Director Gina Haspel told a border, he has sunk to new depths of enough people into giving him a sec- once again of changing hearts and minds, of chang- Senate panel that Pyongyang is still deception. And like Coats and Haspel, ond term, but the con game isn’t ing a centuries-old culture. “committed to developing a long- professionals who pride themselves working. In the latest Marist poll, 57 It doesn’t wash because what is happening is not range nuclear-armed missile that on providing dispassionate informa- percent of voters say they definitely a personal moral lapse, to be treated as a sin to would pose a direct threat to the tion are alarmed and outraged. won’t support him next year. address through penitence and prayer, but a crime in United States.” Dan Coats, the direc- Almost 60 former diplomats and Steve and Cokie Roberts can be con- which the church has been an accomplice. Priests tor of national intelligence, warned foreign policy experts signed a letter tacted by email at who are credibly shown to abuse children should be that North Korea “is unlikely to give that carefully dismantles every one [email protected]. thrown out of the pulpit and identified to civil authority; bishops who cover up their actions should Today in history In 1962, the first Kmart be laicized and exposed, and the order to do so must store opened in Garden City, Mich. come from the top, from the pontiff. In 1966, the Soviet space The church has always been harsh on matters of By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History probe Venera 3 impacted the sex, whether demanding celibacy of its priests, con- On March 1, 1932, Charles surface of Venus, becoming demning birth control or prohibiting homosexual A. Lindbergh Jr., the 20-month- the first spacecraft to reach old son of Charles and Anne another planet; however, Ven- sex. Once the pope publicly acknowledges that era was unable to transmit any priestly pedophilia is prevalent, the shock will not be Lindbergh, was kidnapped from the family home near data, its communications sys- softened by deferring action. Hopewell, New Jersey. tem having failed. Of course, it is important that the church investi- (Remains identified as those of In 1971, a bomb went off gate what in its culture gives rise to such perversity. the child were found the follow- inside a men’s room at the U.S. ing May.) Capitol; the radical group Pope Francis has demonstrated an admirable open- Weather Underground claimed ness on many once-taboo issues, and his anguished On this date In 1781, the Continental responsibility for the pre-dawn remarks on the clerical abuse scandal no doubt come Congress declared the Articles blast. from the heart. of Confederation to be in force, In 1974, seven people, following ratification by Mary- including former Nixon White annual summit in Thailand by reacted to the Florida school But a malignancy whose primary victims are trust- House aides H.R. Haldeman ing children must be treated by immediate and radi- land. vowing to push ahead with massacre by announcing that it In 1790, President George and John D. Ehrlichman, for- plans to become a European would no longer offer discount cal measures, not by appeals or hand-wringing. The Washington signed a measure mer Attorney General John Union-style economic commu- fares to NRA members, pro- time for that is past. authorizing the first United Mitchell and former assistant nity by 2015. At a one-day gun Georgia lawmakers killed – New York Times States Census. (Census Day Attorney General Robert Mar- summit in Brussels, European a proposed tax break on jet was Aug. 2, 1790.) dian, were indicted on charges Union leaders flatly rejected a fuel that would have saved the In 1867, Nebraska became of conspiring to obstruct justice new multibillion euro bailout for airline millions of dollars. the 37th state as President in connection with the Water- eastern Europe. Today’s Birthdays Andrew Johnson signed a gate break-in. (These four One year ago: President Actor Robert Clary is 93. Thought for Today proclamation. defendants were convicted in Donald Trump announced that Actor Robert Conrad is 84. “An essential aspect of creativity is not being afraid In 1893, inventor Nikola Jan. 1975, although Mardian’s the U.S. would impose steep Rock singer Roger Daltrey is to fail.” Tesla first publicly demonstrat- conviction was later reversed.) tariffs on steel and aluminum 75. Actor-director Ron Howard ed radio during a meeting of In 1990, the controversial imports, escalating tensions is 65. Actress Catherine Bach — Edwin H. Land, American investor (born 1909, Seabrook, New Hampshire, died this date in 1991) the National Electric Light with China and other trading is 64. Actor Russell Wong is Association in St. Louis by nuclear power plant won feder- partners and raising the 56. Actor George Eads is 52. transmitting electromagnetic al permission to go on line after prospect of higher prices for Actor Javier Bardem is 50. two decades of protests and For reprints or lamination services, energy without wires. Americans; stocks closed Actor Mark-Paul Gosselaar is In 1961, President John F. legal struggles. sharply lower on fears of a 45. Actress Lupita Nyong’o is contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 Kennedy signed an executive Ten years ago: The Asso- trade war, with the S&P 500 36. Pop singer Kesha (former- order establishing the Peace ciation of Southeast Asian losing more than 1 percent for ly Ke$ha) is 32. Pop singer Corps. Nations concluded its 14th a third straight day. After Delta Justin Bieber is 25. Letter to the Editor My brother, Bob Alleva, a 1966 the board. No plea was heard by ners. I’m told there’s a significant graduate of the Hurley School, the board. cost in changing a mascot name. Hurley residents deserve a lawsuit.” attended the Feb. 18 meeting One pro-Midget supporter The action by the board is cost- a chance to vote Hurley Midgets, past and pre- speaking on behalf of the pro- presented statistics showing the ing the community division, sad- sent, cannot “stand up and be Midget committee. He asked to district’s tax levy, nearly $3.2 mil- ness and disappointment. It’s a To the Editor: counted” because the board move forward with the referen- lion, and criticized the board for shame the majority of our school I attended the Feb. 18 Hurley unanimously voted not to put the dum. He said, “If it’s change you collecting that much in taxes, but board members are not alumni of School Board meeting and could- proposed removal to a referen- want, no problem, but you want not allowing a referendum vote. the Mighty Midget Nation. n’t believe action by the board to dum vote. They agreed to change it to be fair. Play fair, vote.” “We pay all this money and they As the good book says, “Pride stick with its earlier vote remov- the Midget mascot, to forget the “I’m proud to represent the do not allow people to vote on cometh before a fall.” ing the Midget mascot. community’s heritage. people of Hurley. All I’m asking is this extremely important issue,” I’m a taxpayer, like all resi- Prior to the meeting, I dis- All of our traditions and her- to have a referendum vote. If the she said. dents in my community, paying cussed upcoming pros and cons itage would be lost. Also, I fear people vote to change the mascot, How much would a mascot mandatory taxes to the school. of the change with a board mem- senior citizens will no longer vote I’m behind them, but at least it change cost? Many expensive We shouldn’t be denied the right ber. He said, “The mascot has on a millage nor will alumni con- will be fair,” he added. changes would also have to be to vote. been changed. We’re only hold- tribute to the Hurley Education A petition bearing 646 signa- made – athletic and cheerleading Andrea Alleva ing the meeting to hear what the Foundation. This would deeply tures protesting the removal of uniforms for varsity and junior Hurley Class of 1975 townspeople have to say. We fear hurt students. the referendum was presented to varsity teams, scoreboards, ban- Hurley

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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 FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2019 5 Charges was selected because one of the firefighters, Mike Blizzard Sejbl, worked there. From page 1 “Pursuant to (state law), ated with Pinardi’s Social it would have been a viola- exhibit Security number. Pinardi tion of Wisconsin law for said the card had to be the city to have an account reactivated for the debt to with the GR Bank because extended be paid, according to the the GR Bank was located in IRONWOOD – There’s complaint, but the Michigan and the GR Bank a certain poetry in extend- bankruptcy proceedings did not have a branch ing the run time of the prevented its reactivation. office in Wisconsin,” the 1938 blizzard exhibit in As part of the investiga- lawsuit reads. “Also, in the Ironwood Memorial tion, Special Agent Loreen 2007, the city had not des- Building, as organizers Glaman interviewed Pinar- ignated GR Bank as the said the decision was di on March 29 and March city’s depository or the made because recent bad 30. financial institution it did weather may have ham- According to the com- business with, or that oth- pered the public’s ability plaint, Pinardi told Glaman erwise handled the city’s to visit the display. he didn’t know Petrusha business financial The exhibit will now had been using the card for accounts.” Associated Press run through March 8, personal purchases until The bank’s credit card according to organizers, January 2018. Pinardi said business was later WISCONSIN GOVERNOR Tony Evers unveiled his state budget at the State Capitol Thursday, in Madison, Wis. while the Memorial Build- he didn’t talk with acquired by Elan Financial ing is open. Petrusha about using it for Services, according to the The exhibit includes personal purchasing, nei- lawsuit, a division of U.S. Evers wants to increase gas taxes, undo Walker laws local photos, media cover- ther giving him permission Bank National Association age and meteorological or telling him not to use it – a subsidiary of U.S. Ban- MADISON, Wis. (AP) – Evers implored lawmak- Evers also called for charts from the time; as for that purpose. corp. Gas taxes would increase ers to work together to repealing Wisconsin’s well as stories from those “Pinardi told Special Both Petrusha and but the cost to fill up may reach a deal on his budget. “right-to-work” law and who lived through the Agent Glaman that he did- Pinardi had cards with actually drop, income taxes “We cannot afford to reinstating prevailing wage multi-day storm in January n’t think it was a problem their respective names and would be cut for the mid- play politics with this bud- requirements, actions 1938. for Petrusha to use the card “Hurley Fire Department” dle class and most of the get,” Evers said in his taken by former Republi- The storm 81 years ago, for personal purchases and on them, according to the laws passed during a lame- remarks as prepared for can Gov. Scott Walker that which locals and media make payments on the pur- suit, and Pinardi was listed duck legislative session delivery. “Folks, the stakes weakened powers of sources quickly dubbed chases,” the complaint as the account holder with that weakened the gover- are simply too high. ... I’ve unions in Wisconsin. How- the “storm of the century,” reads. both listed as authorized nor and attorney general said all along that there’s ever, Evers’ proposed bud- began Jan. 24 as three The complaint alleges users. would be repealed under more that unites us than get doesn’t touch Walker’s weather systems stopped Pinardi later said Petrusha The lawsuit claims Democratic Gov. Tony divides us. We just have to signature move, the Act 10 over Lake Superior for told him several years ago Petrusha or Pinardi were Evers’ first budget. choose to put people law that effectively ended three days. The storm he was using the card for acting in a personal, Evers’ budget unveiled before politics.” collective bargaining for buried homes and left personal items and would rather than professional, Thursday checks off While Republican lead- most public workers. drifts up to 25 feet high in make the payments. capacity when obtaining numerous items on Demo- ers said they hoped to find In another swipe at northern Wisconsin and The complaint also the cards. cratic wish lists, but will parts to compromise on, Walker’s legacy, he would the Upper Peninsula. alleges Pinardi swore in a The suit asks the court run into a Republican buzz they also planned to write undo work and drug test There are accounts of July 2018 affidavit that he, to find Pinardi the sole saw. Majority Republicans their own alternative budget. requirements Republicans people climbing out of sec- on advice of his bankrupt- account holder and the city denounced the plan as “To me, it’s a thousand- put in place for people to ond story windows to dig cy attorney, listed the cred- of Hurley wasn’t an nothing more than a liberal page press release, not a qualify for Medicaid and out after the snow stopped it card debt in the proceed- account holder. It contin- wish list. budget,” said Republican food stamps. and food having to be ings as the card had been ues that, if Pinardi is the Items they oppose Senate Majority Leader The plan’s unveiling delivered to those trapped issued to him personally. sole account holder, “Then include expanding Medi- Scott Fitzgerald, adding during a joint meeting of in various locations The complaint alleges there is no basis to claim caid coverage to 82,000 that Evers’ plan is the the Legislature on Thurs- around the Northwoods. Glaman didn’t find the that Petrusha engaged in more people, freezing “greatest hits” of the Demo- day night kicks off the The exhibit had been debt among those listed in unauthorized use of the enrollment in private cratic Party. monthslong process of lob- scheduled to close last the proceedings and Pinar- city’s identifying informa- voucher schools, scaling “This budget is a liberal bying, cajoling, bartering week. di “indicated he had no tion as alleged in (the crim- back a manufacturing tax tax and spend wish list,” and begging to get a deal —Richard Jenkins ‘codebitors.’” inal case) because the city credit program and legaliz- Republican Assembly that Evers and Republicans In Petrusha’s case, is not the holder on that ing medical marijuana. Speaker Robin Vos said. can agree to this summer. Judge Patrick Madden account.” rejected a defense motion Iron County District Lottery to dismiss the charge Attorney Matt Tingstad against him for lack of said even if Pinardi, who is Thursday Keno: 11-13-14-15-18-25-29-30-31-39-41- probable cause at a hearing chairman of the Iron Coun- Michigan 42-53-57-60-61-63-65-73-74-77-80 Monday. ty Board of Supervisors, MI Lottery Along with the criminal and Petrusha win their law- Poker Lotto: KH-JS-8D-8H-9H Wisconsin cases, the credit card usage Midday Daily 3: 9-2-2 5 Card Cash: QD-KH-6C-3H-8H suit, the criminal cases can Midday Daily 4: 2-8-7-8 SuperCash: 01-08-19-23-31-38, Doubler: Y is at the center of a lawsuit continue, in part because, Daily 3: 2-0-9 Badger 5: 07-10-14-23-26 Pinardi and Petrusha filed there are different burdens Daily 4: 3-5-6-5 Daily Pick 3: 5-0-4 against the city of Hurley of proof in criminal and Fantasy 5: 10-13-14-16-20 Daily Pick 4: 9-4-5-4 and U.S. Bancorp several civil cases. FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 1, 2019 weeks ago. Pinardi is scheduled to 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 The lawsuit contends next appear in court March Whose Line Whose Line Penn & Teller: Fool Us ’ Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement Pinardi obtained the busi- 25, according to court # CW KDLH Is It? Is It? (TVPG) (CC) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ (TVPG) (TVPG) ness credit card through records, while Petrusha’s MacGyver Murdoc forces Hawaii Five-0 “Ka ’Owili Blue Bloods Anthony de- Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James Gogebic Range Bank, an next scheduled appearance % CBS WJMN Mac to help him. (TV14) ’Oka’i” ’ (TVPG) (CC) fies Erin’s orders. (TV14) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden institution the city wasn’t is March 26. No future The Voice “The Blind Auditions Season Premiere” The Dateline NBC (N) ’ KBJR 6- (:34) The Tonight Show Seth Meyers authorized to conduct court date has been set in & NBC KBJR coaches seek America’s best voice. 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Kate Brown side. signed the nation’s first Stuart was born Nov. 2, 1964, to Rodman and statewide mandatory rent control measure on Thurs- Rosemary (Lamerand) Anderson in Ashland. day, giving a victory to Stuart married Wanda Var- housing advocates who say govich, and together they had one spiraling rent costs in the son, Dylan Anderson. economically booming Stuart worked various jobs, con- state have fueled struction, logging, and collecting widespread homelessness scrap iron for resale. He loved the and housing insecurity. Green Bay Packers and his dog, Brown, a Democrat, said Maddy. His hobbies included hunt- the legislation will provide ing and fishing. Stuart enjoyed “some immediate relief to trips to Hudson and Conroe, Oregonians struggling to Stuart keep up with rising rents Texas, to visit his sisters. He also and a tight rental market.” enjoyed the rodeo and eating alli- Anderson 1964 — 2019 Landlords are now lim- gator bites in Texas. ited to increases that can- Stuart is survived by his son, Dylan; three sisters, not exceed 7 percent plus Associated Press Kaye Innes of Cedar, Linda Hornick (Robert) of inflation, and can only OREGON GOV. Kate Brown holds up a signed rent control bill on Thursday at the raise rents annually. Conroe, Texas, and Brenda Ferkovich (John) of State Capitol in Salem, Ore. The state is now the first in the nation to impose The law prohibits them Roberts; one brother, Douglas Anderson (Susan) of mandatory rent control. Landlords would only be allowed to raise rent a limited serving no-cause evictions Saxon; and numerous nieces and nephews. amount once per year under the bill, and it is meant to address a housing crisis that after a tenant’s first year of Stuart was preceded in death by his parents and has touched every corner of the state. one brother, Bruce Anderson. occupancy, a provision Per Stuart’s wishes, there will be no funeral ser- designed to protect those Democrats who control the will protect vulnerable peo- minimum wage to afford a who are living paycheck to Legislature say the state’s ple from “a predatory sys- 2-bedroom apartment. vice. paycheck and who afford- housing crisis justified tem where profit comes Three renters in Oregon McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Ironwood, is able housing advocates say passing the bill as an emer- before people and denies are paying more than 50 assisting the family. For more information or to are often most vulnerable gency measure. them of a basic human percent of their income on express online condolences, visit mckevittpatrickfu- to sudden rent hikes and In hearings for the bill right.” rent, far higher than the neralhome.com. abrupt lease terminations. passed, tenants testified Builders in Oregon have Congressional-set defini- New York has a that they have struggled to not been able to construct tion of housing affordability, Margaret Jean (Lutonoski) statewide rent control law, keep up with skyrocketing enough houses and apart- which suggests setting aside but cities can choose rents, with many said ments to meet the demands 30 percent toward rent. DeFelice whether to participate. Cal- they’ve been forced from of the thousands of people In the Portland ifornia restricts the ability their homes. Kori Sparks, a moving to the state for jobs metropolitan area, rent IRONWOOD, Mich. – Margaret Jean (Lutonoski) of cities to impose rent con- resident of the fast-growing and in some cases, for a began to plateau in 2017 DeFelice, 88, of Ironwood, passed away Feb. 26, trol. Last November, voters city of Bend, said she relies lower cost of living. Many after four consecutive years defeated a ballot initiative on disability and has “to people move to the state of rent hikes averaging 5 2019. that would have over- deal with the stress of los- from California. percent or more. The aver- Margaret was born Aug. 24, 1929, to Mary and turned that law. ing an accessible home on A state report estimated age rental unit costs about Steve Lutonoski of Ironwood. She married Anthony The Oregon law takes short notice.” that a renter would need to $1,400 a month, according DeFelice in 1960 and they resided in Detroit until effect immediately. She said rent control work 77 hours a week at to data released by the city. 2001, when they moved back to Ironwood. Her husband Anthony passed away in 2012, and she became a resident of Westgate Nursing Home for six years. Jury finds ex-Baylor football player not guilty of rape She is survived by her son, Gary DeFelice of Iron- WACO, Texas (AP) – A Central Oakman’s family and friends had who said their allegations of sexual wood; and brother, Frank of Chicago. Texas jury on Thursday found a for- huddled in prayer during the deliber- assault by football players were mis- Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to mer Baylor University football player ations and screamed in glee when the handled or ignored. Roberts Funeral Home of Ashland, Wis. A spring not guilty of raping another student verdict was read. Oakman cried and Baylor officials settled a federal will take place at the family plat in Ironwood. in 2016, the latest case linked to a hugged his attorneys. lawsuit last year involving a former scandal that rocked the nation’s Oakman, 26, is the Bears’ career volleyball player who said she was largest Baptist university and led to leader in quarterback sacks. drugged and gang raped by members 2 arrested, protested Confederate bust at the departure of several top leaders. Baylor University was accused of of the football team in 2012. Tennessee Capitol The McLennan County jury delib- failing for years to properly investi- A former Baylor student accused erated about two hours in Waco gate sexual assault allegations involv- of raping a woman at a fraternity NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Two African-American before acquitting Shawn Oakman of ing students. Football players Tevin party was granted a plea deal in activists were arrested Thursday, the final day of Black sexual assault. Elliott in 2014 and Sam Ukwuachu in December that let him avoid serving History Month, while demanding lawmakers remove a The woman who says she was 2015 were convicted of sexual jail time. bust from the state Capitol of Confederate Gen. Nathan raped testified earlier that she’d been assault. Last June, a McLennan County Bedford Forrest, an early Ku Klux Klan leader. drinking and was intoxicated when The scandal surrounding the foot- grand jury declined to indict two The protest followed a tense news conference with vis- Oakman assaulted her. She said she ball team resulted in the firing in Baylor football players accused of ibly agitated GOP House leaders, who threatened to walk told Oakman that she wanted to leave 2016 of then-football coach Art Briles sexual assault. McLennan County out on reporters who questioned them about the recent his duplex that night but he wouldn’t and the resignation of Athletic Direc- District Attorney Abel Reyna appointment of a lawmaker accused of sexual miscon- allow it. tor Ian McCaw. University president announced Wednesday that a grand duct to head an education committee. Oakman’s attorney told jurors that Ken Starr was demoted and then jury determined there wasn’t enough Together, the separate events have escalated tensions the two wanted to be together that resigned. evidence to proceed to trial for either within the GOP-dominant Statehouse, amid numerous night and that they had consensual The university since then has set- player for a reported November 2017 demonstrations. sex. tled several lawsuits from women assault. Germany’s Bayer vows GOGEBIC COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION REGULAR SCHEDULED BOARD MEETINGS strong defense in 2019 Roundup cancer cases BERLIN (AP) – Ger- had been filed and pro- many’s Bayer AG, which ceedings in another six bought Monsanto Co. last cases are scheduled this year, has underlined its year. determination to fight “We will need to have cases involving the legal proceedings complet- Roundup weed-killer in the ed in a certain number of face of more than 11,000 cases to be able to assess lawsuits so far. what direction things are In August, a San Fran- going in,” he said. cisco jury awarded a man “We will continue to $289 million after deter- defend ourselves resolutely mining Roundup, part of in all proceedings.” the Monsanto stable of Monsanto says studies agrochemical products, have established that the caused his non-Hodgkin’s active ingredient in lymphoma. A judge later Roundup, glyphosate, is safe. slashed the award to $78 Baumann hammered million, and Monsanto has home that point on appealed. A second case in Wednesday. which a man claims the “As far as our perspec- weed-killer caused cancer tive is concerned, we are went to trial this week. crystal clear,” he said. “It is Bayer CEO Werner Bau- a safe product. It has an mann said while present- excellent regulatory ing the company’s annual approval status, and on earnings report that, as of this basis we will defend Jan. 28, 11,200 lawsuits ourselves resolutely.” Ex-’girl in a closet’ indicted in sex assault of child DENTON, Texas (AP) – A North Texas woman who was rescued from a trash- and feces-strewn closet as a child and later spoke publicly about her abuse has been indicted on child sex abuse charges. The Dallas Morning News reports a Denton County grand jury indicted 25-year-old Lauren Ashley Kavanaugh on Thursday. She’s been in Denton County Jail since her December arrest in lieu of $10,000 bond. Jail records don’t show that she has an attorney. Lewisville police say Kavanaugh admitted having a “sexual relationship” with a 14-year-old girl she met through a Facebook page Kavanaugh uses to support and befriend other abuse victims. Kavanaugh was age 8 and weighed 25 pounds in 2001 when investigators found her in a Dallas County mobile home closet. Authorities say she’d also been sexually abused. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION / WORLD FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2019 7 US, North Korea offer dueling accounts of talks breakdown HANOI, Vietnam (AP) – again.” He said the North’s the path forward now In open dispute, the U.S. position won’t change even appears uncertain. Trump and North Korea offered if the United States offers insisted his relations with contradictory accounts to resume another round of Kim remain warm, but he Thursday of why the sum- dialogue. did not commit to having a mit between Donald On Friday, North third summit with the Trump and Kim Jong Un Korea’s official news agen- North Korean leader, say- broke down, though both cy put a more positive spin ing a possible next meeting pointed to punishing on the summit, saying “may not be for a long American sanctions as a Trump and Kim “had a time.” sticking point in the high- constructive and candid Ri’s comments reflected stakes nuclear negotiation. exchange of their opinions the North Koreans’ disap- President Trump, on his over the practical issues pointment, though there way back to Washington arising in opening up a was a notable absence of on Thursday, said before new era of the improve- bluster or threats by either leaving Hanoi that the talks ment” of relations between side. collapsed because North the two nations. Both Trump and Secre- Korea’s leader insisted that Trump made no men- tary of State Mike Pompeo all the sanctions the U.S. tion of the disagreement as said significant progress has imposed on Pyongyang he addressed U.S. troops had been made in Hanoi, be lifted without the North during a stopover at Joint but the two sides appeared firmly committing to elimi- Base Elmendorf-Richard- to be galaxies apart on an nate its nuclear arsenal. son in Alaska, though agreement that would live But North Korea chal- White House spokeswom- Associated Press up to stated American lenged that account, insist- an Sarah Sanders said he PRESIDENT DONALD Trump meets North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Thursday in goals. ing it had asked only par- was aware of Ri’s com- Hanoi. “Basically, they wanted tial sanctions relief in ments. the sanctions lifted in their exchange for shutting Instead, Trump focused nuclear facility. Trump said tions that the negotiations the two leaders’ motor- entirety, and we couldn’t down its main nuclear on U.S. military might and that there had been a pro- would yield an agreement cades roared away from the do that,” Trump told complex. Foreign Minister offered a broad warning to posed agreement “ready to by North Korea to take con- downtown Hanoi summit reporters. Ri Yong Ho commented on U.S. enemies. be signed.” However, he crete steps toward ending a site within minutes of each Kim, he said, appeared the talks during an abrupt- “America does not seek said after the summit was nuclear program that other, lunch canceled and willing to close his coun- ly scheduled middle-of-the- conflict, but if we are cut short, “Sometimes you Pyongyang likely sees as its signing ceremony scuttled. try’s main nuclear facility, night news conference after forced to defend ourselves have to walk.” strongest security guaran- The president’s closing the Yongbyon Nuclear Sci- Trump was in the air. we will fight and we will The demise of the talks tee. However, Kim, when news conference was hur- entific Research Center, if Ri said the North was win in an overwhelming came after Trump and Kim asked whether he was riedly moved up, and he the sanctions were lifted. also ready to offer in writ- fashion,” he declared. had appeared ready to inch ready to denuclearize, had departed for Washington But that would leave him ing a permanent halt of the Earlier on Thursday in toward normalizing rela- said, “If I’m not willing to more than two hours ahead with missiles, warheads country’s nuclear and Hanoi, Trump had told tions between their still do that I won’t be here right of schedule. and weapon systems, Pom- intercontinental ballistic reporters the North had technically warring now.” The breakdown denied peo said. There are also missile tests and Washing- demanded a full removal of nations. But hours after both Trump a much-needed tri- suspected hidden nuclear ton had wasted an opportu- sanctions in exchange for The American leader nations had seemed hope- umph amid growing politi- fuel production sites nity that “may not come shutting the Yongbyon had dampened expecta- ful of a deal of some kind, cal turmoil back home and around the country.

Dozens of journalists accused Such suppression orders are common- of breaching gag order on Pell place in the Australian and British judicial systems, and breaches can result in jail MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) – An Aus- terms. But the enormous international tralian state prosecutor has sent letters interest in a criminal trial with global threatening to charge media organizations ramifications has highlighted the difficul- and dozens of journalists with breaching a ty in enforcing such orders in the digital gag order that banned reporting of Cardi- world. nal George Pell’s convictions on charges of Victoria state Director of Public Prose- sexually molesting two choirboys, lawyers cutions Kerri Judd has written more than said Thursday. 100 letters to journalists and media orga- Reporting in any format accessible nizations advising that she intends to from Australia of details of the former Vat- charge them with offenses relating to ican economy chief’s convictions in a Mel- reporting on the Pell case, said Jason bourne court in December was banned by Bosland, the deputy director of the Center a judge’s suppression order that was only for Media and Communications Law at lifted this week. Melbourne University. WINTERWINTER

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He was the father of a spills, said Briana Khan, a $ #18894P 2015 FORD FUSION SE FWD, 4D, Sedan ...... 14,988 Wednesday night, its highest 12-year-old trapped in the Sonoma County $ #18878P 2016 FORD FUSION SE FWD, 4D, Sedan ...... 14,425 level in more than 20 years. home with two children spokeswoman. $ “I feel so helpless just under 4, Karges said. She Guerneville, a town of #18982A 2010 FORD FUSION SE FWD, 4D, Sedan ...... 7,487 $ sitting here and waiting was not sure if all three 4,500, is a former logging #19121Q 2009 TOYOTA CAMRY HYBRID FWD, 4D, Sedan ...... 6,988 $ before I can go back and children were related. 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So quality possessions are EWEN – Bessemer seeks its first dis- fers. “I thought they did a nice job of get- believe we can win it, it’s going to take an going to be at a premium in the game.” trict championship since 2004 when it ting Tyler (Busch) the ball a little bit better amazing effort,” Besonen said. “I don’t The winner advances to the regional plays at tournament host Ewen-Trout than in the past. That’s a whole other ani- know, March, that’s when cinderella semifinal Tuesday night in Negaunee. Creek tonight at 7 p.m. EST. mal to deal with there.” dances right. You never know. I would They will play the winner of tonight’s dis- “It’s not going to be easy by any Busch, Bessemer’s 6-5 senior center, never count our kids out. We’ll let it rip on trict final between host Forest Park and means,” Bessemer coach Richard Matrella hurt his other ankle in Bessemer’s win Friday and see what happens.” North Central. North Central upset said. over Jeffers Wednesday night. He returned E-TC has home-court advantage in ranked Carney-Nadeau earlier this week. The Speedboys are the Division 4 Dis- to the game and he was moving fine what ought to be a packed house for a The other matchup in Negaunee Tues- trict 97 favorite, having been ranked in Thursday, Matrella said. much-anticipated matchup. That has day night will pit the winner of Friday the Upper Peninsula most of the season “He’ll be battle armored up with tape served them well in the tournament, night district finals – Rapid River vs. and coming off big wins over Ironwood and braces, he’ll be fine,” Matrella said. Matrella said. Munising at Big Bay de Noc and Dollar and Chassell last week. Young E-TC emerged through a tough “We have to be patient, control the Bay vs. Hancock. Dollar Bay beat Chassell “Watching them (Wednesday night), I bracket with wins over Ontonagon and tempo,” he said. “Obviously watching Thursday night after losing the two regu- don’t think they missed a shot from 15 Wakefield-Marenisco to get a chance to them and playing them later in the sea- lar-season meetings to them. No. 9 Michigan beats Nebraska 82- 53 in home finale ANN ARBOR, Mich. assistance and was back at (AP) – For the first time all the beginning of the sec- season, Michigan needed ond. He finished with 20 to change its starting line- points. up. Nana Akenten scored 11 The Wolverines didn't points for Nebraska (15-14, miss a beat. 5-13). Jon Teske scored a BIG PICTURE career-high 22 points, and Nebraska: The Corn- No. 9 Michigan easily huskers nearly shook up rebounded from its loss to the conference title race Michigan State with an 82- when they played Purdue 53 victory over Nebraska tough over the weekend on Thursday night. The but lost by three. They put Wolverines were without up little resistance against Charles Matthews, out with Michigan. James Palmer, a right ankle injury, but Isa- Nebraska's leading scorer, iah Livers replaced him in was held to a season-low the starting lineup and had seven points. 12 points and 10 rebounds. "Obviously the wins "Charles, he does a lot of aren't there and we've been great things. I tried to racking up a lot of losses, replace him as best I but give credit to the teams could," Livers said. "Trying we've played," forward Tan- to grab 50-50 balls, just ner Borchardt said. Jason Juno/Daily Globe knock the open shots and Michigan: When WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Carlee Yon, left, is fouled by Bessemer’s Hailey Marchello Thursday night at the go dunk on people's heads Brazdeikis is shooting well, House of Noise in Bessemer. – that's Charles Matthews' the Wolverines are tough to game." beat because they don't Livers started 22 games need as much scoring from last season as a freshman, Teske or Simpson. And Girls roundup: No. 3 E-TC comes but this season, Michigan's when Teske is also con- starting five for its first 28 tributing – the 7-foot-1 cen- games was Matthews, ter made all three of his 3- back to beat No. 2 Baraga; W-M wins Teske, Iggy Brazdeikis, Jor- point attempts Thursday – Fouls: 22. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: A. Yon 2, Hautala 1. BARAGA – No. 3 Ewen-Trout points. Paige Berglund scored 14, Bessemer — Bella McGeshick 4, Kailyn Fingeroos 11, Katie Emery dan Poole and Zavier Simp- that's an additional bonus. Creek overcame a 19-2 first-quarter Abbie LeGault 11 and Kate Borseth 4, Maggie Matonich 1. FTs: 15-27. Fouls: 16. Fouled out: None. 3- son. That finally changed HONORED pointers: Fingeroos 1. deficit to force overtime and beat No. 10. W-M 9 20 39 46 because of the injury to the Michigan honored 2 Baraga 55-52 Thursday night. Rylie Koskinen led Baraga with 15 Bessemer 5914 20 6-foot-6 Matthews, who Matthews on senior night. The win gave the Panthers an points. – – – had a boot on the injured He has a year of eligibility undefeated Copper Mountain Confer- E-TC plays tournament host Besse- WATERSMEET – Ontonagon fin- ankle. Coach John Beilein left but is a candidate to ence championship. mer Monday in a district opener. ished the regular season at 13-7 after didn't give any details on leave early for the NBA. E-TC — Elise Besonen 19, Paige Berglund 14, Abbie LeGault 11, “It was just an awesome win,” E-TC Kate Borseth 10, Ava Moilanen 1. FTs: 14-18. Fouls: 11. Fouled out: beating Watersmeet 52-22 Thursday Matthews' prognosis. "He's one of the best coach Jacky Besonen said. “For our None. 3-pointers: Besonen 2, Berglund 1. night in a Copper Mountain Confer- Baraga — Rylie Koskinen 15, Martina Jahfetson 13, Jaylyne Linde- The Wolverines (25-4, kids I've ever coached," girls not to give up and to keep push- mann 12, Reide Osterman 8, Allison Durant 4. FTs: 15-19. Fouls: 20. ence game. 14-4 Big Ten) raced out to a Beilein said. "He's a Ken- ing and to come back, that’s so hard Fouled out: Koskinen. 3-pointers: Koskinen 2, Jahfetson 1. Ontonagon held the Nimrods to E-TC 2 17 32 45 55 22-point halftime lead tucky transfer, and he just to do. When you get down 17, that’s a Baraga 19 28 36 45 52 four points in three of the quarters. behind Teske and came in here and he just hard mountain to climb. They did a – – – “They played some pretty stingy Brazdeikis. It was the last bought in a hundred per- good job.” BESSEMER – Wakefield-Marenis- defense,” Watersmeet coach Brent home game for Michigan, cent." The Panthers looked to chip away co defeated rival Bessemer 46-20 Besonen said. “We struggled making which finishes the regular Matthews, who has at the deficit and hoped to pull within Thursday night. shots tonight. We did a better job of season with trips to Mary- played two seasons at 10 by halftime. They got it to 11, 28- The Speedgirls shot 1 of 36 from 2 getting the ball up against the press land and Michigan State. Michigan, briefly 17. They outscored Baraga 15-8 in the and 1 of 10 as 15 of their 20 points tonight, but we couldn’t convert into The Wolverines lost addressed the crowd after third to make it a four-point game. came at the line. points – missed layup after layup. only once at home in 2018- the game, expressing his “We were getting some momentum “We missed every shot but two. “We absolutely got killed on the 19 – 77-70 to Michigan appreciation. in our favor, you could see it was You won’t win many games,” Besse- boards. They scored on a lot of put- State on Sunday. That RESERVES swinging our way,” Besonen said. mer coach Gerry Pelissero said. “Give backs and gained a lot of extra pos- dropped Michigan a game Michigan went deep The game was tied with 20 to 30 Wakefield-Marenisco credit. They sessions on the offensive glass.” behind the Spartans in the into its bench in this seconds left and Besonen called time- played well and hit their open shots.” Holly Wardynski led the Gladia- Big Ten title race, but the blowout win. Freshman out, telling her team to go for the last Abby Ahonen scored 14 points to tors with 10 points. Wolverines still look Colin Castleton scored 11 shot. But the Panthers got an open lead W-M and Carlee Yon scored 10 “In the third quarter, we had a 10- formidable – and they points in 9:09. He'd scored look against their pressure and while breaking down Bessemer’s 0 surge and I thought we were going weren't about to slip up six points all season before missed and then missed another shot defense and creating shots for W-M. to be able to make a game out of it,” against a struggling Thursday. too early, giving Baraga another “(Ahonen) did an excellent job for Besonen said. “We made a good push Nebraska team. POLL IMPLICATIONS chance. us tonight knocking down some mid- but ran out of gas. Coach (Dick) Fran- "If they're going to play Michigan took care of They fouled and Baraga made two range jump shots, she really helped ti had a good rotation of kids coming for a conference champi- business while short-hand- free throws to take the lead. E-TC’s out on the boards as well,” W-M in and out and that wore us out. By onship, you can't lose at ed, but its next matchup Elise Besonen ended up driving to the coach Chris Tweiten said. the end of the game we were drained.” home – certainly can't lose this week is the more basket and drew a defender. She Kailyn Fingeroos had 11 points to Watersmeet finished at 4-10. They at home to a 10th-place intriguing game. passed to Abbie LeGault, who made it lead Bessemer. play Jeffers on Monday in Bessemer in team," Cornhuskers coach UP NEXT right before the buzzer to force over- Bessemer (3-16) hosts Ewen-Trout the district opener. Tim Miles said. "I think Nebraska: The Corn- time. Creek to start the district tournament Ontonagon has a bye and will play that just making shots early huskers will try one more It was a good comeback win to end Monday. W-M (7-11) awaits the win- Wednesday against the winner of deflated our guys, but this time to be a spoiler in the the regular season. E-TC finished 14-4 ner of Watersmeet-Jeffers Wednesday Monday’s Bessemer vs. Ewen-Trout is not a league to feel sorry race for first place, playing overall and a perfect 12-0 in the con- in Bessemer. Creek game. for yourself." at No. 6 Michigan State on Ontonagon — Lexi Hill 3, Teddy Menigoz 5, Ella Menigoz 6, Holly ference. “It was good to get a win in that Wardynski 10, Izabelle Lutz 6, Fahren Kolpack 8, Mackenzie Fredrik- Brazdeikis went down Tuesday night. “They kept their heads about son 2, Nicole Lukkari 4, Makenna Uotila 8. FTs: 4-12. Fouls: 12. gym, especially going into the tourna- Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Hill 1, T. Menigoz 1. holding his left knee near Michigan: The Wolver- them, super proud of their attitudes,” ment next week,” Tweiten said. “It’s a Watersmeet — Naomi Nelson 4, Annabelle Besonen 4, Isabelle the end of the first half, but ines play at No. 17 Mary- Garrison 4, Katrina Lemery 4, Hailey Pallin 6. FTs: 0-10. Fouls: 15. Besonen said. loud, tough place to play in.” Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: None. W-M — Carlee Yon 10, Evelyn Hokans 1, Abby Ahonen 14, Ally he walked off without land on Sunday. Ontonagon 15 34 38 52 Elise Besonen led E-TC with 19 Yon 8, Allie Goodman 1, Hailey Hautala 3, Kayla Londo 4. FTs: 11-20. Watersmeet 4818 22 Packers' LaFleur looks to build relationship with Rodgers INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Green Bay Pack- Rodgers won his lone Super Bowl in have a shelf life and there's only 'X' amount includes a $5 million roster bonus due next ers quarterback Aaron Rodgers endured 2010. He won MVP awards in 2011 and of hits in a guy's body. So how can we month. Gutekunst could release Graham perhaps the most challenging year of his 2014 and led the Packers to NFC champi- extend our quarterback's career as long as and create about $5.333 million of cap career – a season marked by a knee injury, onship games in 2014 and 2016. The sec- possible? And I think the way you do that space but that's apparently not the plan. inconsistent play and the firing of coach ond world championship, however, has is make a commitment to the running game "Jimmy had a productive year for us last Mike McCarthy. remained elusive. and kind of build your offense through year," Gutekunst said. "Was really, really Enter new coach Matt LaFleur, who At age 35, he's on the back nine of his your running game?" proud of him. He fought through a lot of would rather look ahead to building a rela- career. The Packers arrived at the combine things just to be out there. Guys who have tionship with Rodgers than look back to To get the Packers back to the playoffs - armed with a pair of first-round picks – played as long as he has don't have to do find out what went wrong. they've missed out the last two seasons Nos. 12 and 30 – and six choices in the that. His professionalism was on display "He's had a hell of a career up to this after qualifying the previous eight years - let first four rounds. They have plenty of each and every day, and I look forward to point," LaFleur said at the NFL combine on alone win a championship, LaFleur wants needs, with outside linebacker, safety and seeing what he can do for us this year." Wednesday. "For me, it's just about what to take some of the pressure off Rodgers. guard among them. Finding an immediate The futures of free-agent receiver Ran- can we do moving forward. I know this: That means a balanced offense, particular- starter at tight end, however, might not be dall Cobb, free-agent linebacker Clay When I talk to him, the guy wants to win. I ly on first and second down. Green Bay necessary, with general manager Brian Matthews and veteran linebacker Nick think he's at the point of his career where operated the most pass-heavy attack in the Gutekunst indicating veteran Jimmy Gra- Perry have not been determined, Gutekun- he's starting to think about his legacy and league last season. ham will return for a second season. st said. They were three of the highest-paid what he's going to leave. The only way you LaFleur hopes to change the equation. Graham finished second on the team players on the team last season but they all can do that is you better win a world cham- "That's philosophically what I believe is with 55 receptions for 636 yards, though underperformed. pionship. That's the goal. We're always best to keep a defense off-balance, and it he scored only two touchdowns. He played "As we get all the information together going to strive for that. makes the quarterback's job a heck of a lot the last quarter of the season with a broken as we approach the next few weeks, we'll "I think that's where he's at in his easier, it takes hits off the quarterbacks," thumb. The 32-year-old has a salary-cap kind of have a better idea for all that," career." LaFleur said. "I think all these guys kind of charge of $12.667 million for 2019, which Gutekunst said. l 10 FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Ex-Packers coach Mike McCarthy accused of berating prep refs Sectional Semifinal Pacific Division cards per conference advance to LocalFriday, Schedule March 1 Black Hawk 58, River Ridge 27 WLPct GB playoffs. Boys Basketball Independence 52, Eleva-Strum Golden State 43 19 .694 — Wednesday's Games PULASKI, Wis. (AP) – Former Green from the parent involved, but declined to Division 4 District 97 tournament 43 L.A. Clippers 34 29 .540 9½ Toronto 6, Edmonton 2 Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy has say it was McCarthy. At Ewen Division 5 Sectional IV Sacramento 31 30 .508 11½ Calgary 2, New Jersey 1 Final: Bessemer vs. Ewen-Trout Sectional Semifinal L.A. Lakers 30 31 .49212½ Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Rangers 3, been accused of confronting and berat- WLUK-TV reports the referees filed a Creek, 7 p.m. EST Fall River 35, Randolph 32 Phoenix 12 50 .194 31 OT WIAA Division 5 Hilbert 43, Hustisford 32 Wednesday's Games Colorado 3, Vancouver 2, SO ing referees after a loss by his stepson's complaint with the Wisconsin Inter- regional semifinals Houston 118, Charlotte 113 Chicago 4, Anaheim 3 high school basketball team. scholastic Athletic Association, the All Games at 7 p.m. U.P.Thursday Boys Atlanta 131, Minnesota 123, OT Thursday's Games No. 8 South Shore at No. 1 North- Division 4 District 98 Miami 126, Golden State 125 N.Y. Islanders 6, Toronto 1 The Pulaski School District says state's high school sports regulatory wood Hancock 67, Baraga 29 Washington 125, Brooklyn 116 Columbus 4, Philadelphia 3, OT McCarthy followed the officials as they body. No. 7 Mercer at No. 2 Mellen Dollar Bay 70, Chassell 55 Chicago 109, Memphis 107 Edmonton 4, Ottawa 2 No. 6 Washburn at No. 3 Luck Portland 97, Boston 92 Boston 4, Tampa Bay 1 left a game Tuesday. Pulaski High School The sports agency representing U.P. Girls Dallas 110, Indiana 101 Arizona 5, Vancouver 2 No. 5 Birchwood at No. 4 Hur- Thursday defeated Notre Dame Academy by a McCarthy did not immediately return a ley Bark River-Harris 55, Felch North San Antonio 105, Detroit 93 Florida at Vegas Saturday, March 2 Dickinson 44 Utah 111, L.A. Clippers 105 Dallas at Los Angeles point, ending its season. request for comment. McCarthy was WIAA Division 5 regional finals Chassell 75, Republic- Milwaukee 141, Sacramento 140, Friday's Games Notre Dame said Thursday one of its fired in December, his 13th season with At higher seed, 7 Michigamme 30 OT Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Ewen-Trout Creek 55, Baraga 52, L.A. Lakers 125, New Orleans Washington vs. N.Y. Islanders at administrators received a call of apology the Packers. 119 Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- WisconsinThursday Girls OT Thursday's Games um, 7 p.m. Division 1 Section III Gladstone 38, Gwinn 33 Indiana 122, Minnesota 115 Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7 Sectional Semifinal Ishpeming Westwood 60, Kings- Orlando 103, Golden State 96 p.m. Sun Prairie 51, Madison East 44 ford 48 Cleveland 125, New York 118 Montreal at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. Michigan State's Winston has Division 1 Sectional I Negaunee 53, Manistique 21 Houston 121, Miami 118 St. Louis at Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Sectional Semifinal Newberry 57, DeTour 46 Philadelphia 108, Oklahoma City Nashville at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Kimberly 69, Stevens Point 50 Ontonagon 52, Watersmeet 22 104 Vegas at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Wausau West 81, Appleton East Pickford 67, Cedarville 54 become player of year candidate Utah at Denver Colorado at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. 69 Powers North Central 69, Rapid Friday's Games Saturday's Games Division 1 Sectional II River 36 Charlotte at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton at Columbus, 1 p.m. Sectional Semifinal Sault Ste Marie 68, Grayling 38 Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Arrowhead 48, Brookfield Central Stephenson 51, Norway 39 EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) – Cassius snacks and meals. Portland at Toronto, 8 p.m. Pittsburgh at Montreal, 7 p.m. 34 West Iron County 60, Escanaba Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. New Jersey at Boston, 7 p.m. Winston is a reflection of his parents and "His pregame meal used to be Starburst Bay Port 74, Germantown 52 32 New Orleans at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Ottawa at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Division 1 Sectional III Michigan State is reaping the benefits. and Hot Cheetos," his mother recalled. L.A. Clippers at Sacramento, 10 Carolina at Florida, 7 p.m. Sectional Semifinal Nebraska-Michigan p.m. Buffalo at Toronto, 7 p.m. The point guard plays and sounds like After laughing, her son said that is part- Middleton 41, Madison Memorial Box No. 9 MICHIGAN 82, Milwaukee at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 Dallas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. 39 his soft-spoken father, Reg. The junior ly true. NEBRASKA 53 p.m. Detroit at Arizona, 8 p.m. Division 1 Sectional IV NEBRASKA (15-14) Saturday's Games Minnesota at Calgary, 10 p.m. Sectional Semifinal controls the tempo, speeding it up at times "I high school, I used to eat a pack of Roby 2-7 2-2 6, Borchardt 3-4 1-1 Detroit at Cleveland, 5 p.m. Milwaukee King 66, Milwaukee Sunday's Games 7, Watson 5-14 0-0 10, Allen 1-5 0-0 Orlando at Indiana, 7 p.m. Washington at N.Y. Rangers, and taking it slow at others, while not say- Starburst before every game," Winston DSHA 52 2, Palmer 3-15 0-0 7, Heiman 0-2 0- Brooklyn at Miami, 7:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Mukwonago 65, Oak Creek 41 ing much to anyone. said sheepishly. "Looking back, it was 0 0, Trueblood 0-1 1-2 1, Harris 4-10 Golden State at Philadelphia, Philadelphia vs. N.Y. Islanders at Division 2 Sectional I 0-1 8, Thorbjarnarson 0-2 0-0 0, 8:30 p.m. Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- "I definitely got that from my dad," Win- probably not the best idea. I didn't eat Hot Sectional Semifinal Akenten 5-7 0-0 11, Costello 0-0 1-3 Memphis at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. um, 3 p.m. Hortonville 67, New London 42 ston said. "Cool, calm and collected." Cheetos before every game, but I loved 1. Totals 23-67 5-9 53. Oklahoma City at San Antonio, Vancouver at Vegas, 4 p.m. River Falls 65, Onalaska 53 MICHIGAN (25-4) 8:30 p.m. Colorado at Anaheim, 4 p.m. He is driven for success like his mother, them and ate them a lot. Division 2 Sectional II Brazdeikis 7-13 2-5 20, Livers 4-9 L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Ottawa at Florida, 5 p.m. Sectional Semifinal Wendi. He aims for accomplishments on "I made a big transformation when I got 1-2 12, Teske 7-10 5-8 22, Simpson Milwaukee at Utah, 9 p.m. Winnipeg at Columbus, 7 p.m. Beaver Dam 63, Slinger 32 2-2 0-0 4, Poole 2-4 1-1 6, Baird 1-1 New Orleans at Denver, 9 p.m. Nashville at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m. Notre Dame 54, Luxemburg- annual lists – including being an All- here." 0-0 3, A.Davis 0-0 0-0 0, Johns 1-1 Chicago at San Jose, 10 p.m. Casco 40 Sunday's Games 0-0 2, Castleton 5-7 1-2 11, Brooks Portland at Charlotte, 1 p.m. America player and making it to the Final He has substituted pasta and salad for Division 2 Sectional III 0-0 0-0 0, Ozuna-Harrison 0-0 0-0 0, Atlanta at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. Transactions Sectional Semifinal BASEBALL Four this year – and his mother holds him his pregame meal these days, helping him DeJulius 1-4 0-1 2, Wilson 0-0 0-0 0, Houston at Boston, 3:30 p.m. Milton 62, Waterford 54 American League Nunez 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 30-54 10-19 New York at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 accountable. properly fuel up to play all 40 minutes of a Monroe 71, DeForest 54 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — 82. p.m. Division 2 Sectional IV Signed 2B Andy Burns to a minor "She has always made me write down game, as he did against the Wolverines. Halftime_Michigan 43-21. 3-Point Minnesota at Washington, 6 p.m. Sectional Semifinal league contract. Goals_Nebraska 2-12 (Akenten 1-2, Orlando at Cleveland, 6 p.m. my goals and chase them," Winston said. Winston has never been the tallest, Pewaukee 56, New Berlin Eisen- National League Palmer 1-4, Allen 0-1, Thorbjarnar- Toronto at Detroit, 6 p.m. hower 40 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Clearly, the combination of traits is quickest or most athletic player on the son 0-1, Watson 0-4), Michigan 12- Memphis at Oklahoma City, 7 Whitefish Bay 53, Pius XI Signed INF Brad Miller to a minor 22 (Brazdeikis 4-5, Teske 3-3, Liv- p.m. Catholic 27 league contract. working. court and yet that hasn't stymied him. He ers 3-6, Baird 1-1, Poole 1-3, BASKETBALL Division 3 Sectional I DeJulius 0-1, Nunez 0-3). Fouled NHL Winston has developed into a player of won Michigan's Mr. Basketball award in Sectional Semifinal All Times EST National Basketball Association Out_None. Rebounds_Nebraska 30 EASTERN CONFERENCE ATLANTA HAWKS — Assigned the year candidate, leading the sixth- 2016 and led the University of Detroit Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau 41, (Roby, Borchardt 5), Michigan 42 Arcadia 28 Atlantic Division G Jordan Sibert to Erie (NBAGL). ranked Spartans (23-5, 14-3 Big Ten) as Jesuit High School to a state champi- (Livers, Teske 10). Assists_Nebras- GP WLOTPts GF GA Transferred F Alex Poythress to Hayward 48, Prescott 42 ka 6 (Watson 2), Michigan 19 (Simp- Division 3 Sectional II Tampa Bay 65 49 12 4102253 173 Erie. they contend for a Big Ten title and per- onship. He has become a college star after son 10). Total Fouls_Nebraska 12, Boston 64 38 17 9 85 193 161 Women's NBA Sectional Semifinal Michigan 10. A_12,707 (12,707). haps top seeding in the NCAA Tourna- being a role player in his first two seasons Freedom 70, Wrightstown 57 Toronto 64 39 21 4 82 228 184 MINNESOTA LYNX — Signed F Kiel 46, Kewaunee 35 NBA Montreal 64 34 23 7 75 196 186 Kelsey Griffin. Re-signed F Erlana ment while two of their top players are in college when former teammate and Division 3 Sectional III All Times EST Buffalo 63 29 26 8 66 181 199 Larkins. Sectional Semifinal EASTERN CONFERENCE Florida 62 28 25 9 65 197 211 FOOTBALL injured. They are tied with No. 14 Purdue Charlotte Hornets rookie Miles Bridges led Marshall 83, Shoreland Lutheran Atlantic Division Detroit 64 23 32 9 55 178 220 National Football League for first place entering their game at Indi- the way. 62 WLPct GB Ottawa 64 22 37 5 49 191 239 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Division 3 Sectional IV Toronto 45 17 .726 — Metropolitan Division Named Nick Eason defensive line ana (14-14, 5-12) on Saturday. "He isn't tall and doesn't jump out of Sectional Semifinal Philadelphia 40 22 .645 5 GP WLOTPts GF GA coach, Tem Lukabu linebackers Winston is the only Division I player, as the gym, so he has had to learn angles, Laconia 59, Waupun 42 Boston 37 25 .597 8 N.Y. Islanders633719 7 81 185 150 coach, Brad Kragthorpe offensive Milwaukee School of Languages Brooklyn 32 31 .508 13½ Washington 64 36 21 7 79 220 205 assistant coach, Jordan Kovacs of Wednesday, averaging at least 19 points tricks of the trade and to be crafty," Reg 60, Kettle Moraine Lutheran 51 New York 13 49 .210 32 Columbus 63 36 24 3 75 201 188 defensive quality control coach, and seven assists while connecting on 40- Winston said. "He's learned how to score Platteville 48, Prairie du Chien 39 Southeast Division Carolina 63 34 23 6 74 187 171 Todd Hunt assistant strength and Division 4 Sectional I W L Pct GB Pittsburgh 63 33 22 8 74 218 197 conditioning coach and Garrett plus percent of 3-point attempts. And, he's with finger rolls, shots high off the glass Sectional Semifinal Orlando 29 34 .460 — Philadelphia64 30 26 8 68 191 215 Swanson assistant strength and Colfax 55, St. Croix Falls 50 Charlotte 28 33 .459 — N.Y. Rangers6327 2610 64 186 211 conditioning coach. coming off perhaps his best performance. and floaters. You don't have to be faster Melrose-Mindoro 51, Durand 39 Miami 27 34 .443 1 New Jersey 64 25 31 8 58 185 216 Canadian Football League He scored 27 points and had eight assists than everyone. You have to play at your Division 4 Sectional II Washington 25 36 .410 3 WESTERN CONFERENCE B.C. LIONS — QB Travis Lulay Sectional Semifinal Atlanta 21 41 .339 7½ Central Division announced his retirement. to lead Michigan State to a 77-70 win over own pace. It's sort of a blessing." Colby 44, Neillsville 37 Central Division GP WLOTPts GF GA HOCKEY rival Michigan on the road. The Spartans were thankful he could Crandon 45, Bonduel 21 WLPct GB Nashville 66 37 24 5 79 196 173 National Hockey League Division 4 Sectional III Milwaukee 47 14 .770 — Winnipeg 63 37 22 4 78 212 188 CAROLINA HURRICANES — "We've had a lot of point guards come do more than just make 3-point shots Sectional Semifinal Indiana 41 22 .651 7 St. Louis 63 34 23 6 74 184 172 Recalled D Josh Wesley from Flori- into this building," Wolverines coach John against the Wolverines because he didn't Aquinas 62, Mineral Point 56 Detroit 29 31 .483 17½ Minnesota 64 31 27 6 68 176 186 da (ECHL) to Charlotte (AHL). Belleville 60, Markesan 56 Chicago 17 45 .274 30½ Colorado 64 28 2412 68 212 202 LOS ANGELES KINGS — Beilein said. "I've coached some great make one shot beyond the arc. He was 7 of Division 4 Sectional IV Cleveland 15 47 .242 32½ Dallas 63 31 27 5 67 158 166 Recalled F Matt Luff from Ontario Sectional Semifinal WESTERN CONFERENCE Chicago 64 27 28 9 63 215 239 (AHL). ones. That was as good a performance as 13, making an assortment of shots mostly Howards Grove 53, Mishicot 42 Southwest Division Pacific Division NEW YORK RANGERS — you're going to see." in and around the lane, 0 of 3 on 3-point- Milwaukee Academy of Science W L Pct GB GP WLOTPts GF GA Recalled D Libor Hajek from Hart- 64, The Prairie School 49 Houston 37 25 .597 — Calgary 64 41 16 7 89 230 182 ford (AHL). Winston was named the Big Ten player ers and 13 of 14 at the line while playing Division 5 Sectional I San Antonio 34 29 .540 3½ San Jose 64 37 19 8 82 229 201 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — of the week after averaging 27.5 points, every minute against a defense stacked to Sectional Semifinal Dallas 27 34 .443 9½ Vegas 64 33 26 5 71 189 182 Assigned D Blake Siebenaler from Clayton 62, Prentice 22 New Orleans 27 36 .429 10½ Arizona 64 31 28 5 67 173 182 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL) to eight assists and 3.5 rebounds while mak- stop him. Newman Catholic 53, Assump- Memphis 24 39 .381 13½ Vancouver 65 27 29 9 63 180 203 Wheeling (ECHL). ing half of his 3-point shots in wins over The performance may have pushed him tion 45 Northwest Division Edmonton 64 27 30 7 61 179 213 COLLEGE Northwood 40, South Shore 19 W L Pct GB Anaheim 64 24 31 9 57 142 199 BARTON — Announced the res- then-No. 7 Michigan and Rutgers. He has one step closer to one of his goals, win- Division 5 Sectional II Denver 42 18 .700 — Los Angeles63 23 33 7 53 149 200 ignation of women's soccer coach Sectional Semifinal Oklahoma City 38 23 .623 4½ NOTE: Two points for a win, one Thomas Goines. joined three players in conference history ning Big Ten player of the year honors. Wausaukee 44, Gillett 35 Portland 38 23 .623 4½ point for overtime loss. Top three HOFSTRA — Named Courtney to earn the honor at least five times in a It was one of the accomplishments he Division 5 Sectional III Utah 34 26 .567 8 teams in each division and two wild Veinotte field hockey coach. Minnesota 29 33 .468 14 season, putting him in an elite class with cited in a group text with his mother and Purdue's Glenn Robinson and Caleb father before the season stated. Swanigan along with Ohio State's Evan "He was required by a teacher in high Paying full Bryce: Harper, Phils Turner. school to write down the things he wanted Just four players in Michigan State his- to accomplish," Wendi Winston recalled. tory have scored 1,2000 points and had "That's what kind of started it and he has agree to record $330M deal 600 in a career: 2016 national player of the adopted that." year Denzel Valentine, 2000 national His mother, alas, has something to do NEW YORK (AP) – It the ball well." sparked outrage from the champion Mateen Cleaves and 1986 Big with that. took a long time and a lot Harper has a .279 career players' association, three Ten player of the year Scott Skiles. "Cassius is a kid who has always made of money, but the Philadel- average with 184 homers players in a 10-day span "I never thought he could become what a list of the things that he wants to accom- phia Phillies finally landed and 521 RBIs, including a agreed to deals guarantee- he is becoming," Michigan State coach plish and I've taken it upon myself to make Bryce Harper with a record .268 average with 14 ing a total of $890 million. Tom Izzo said. "And, I still think he still sure we're working toward the lists," she contract. homers, 32 RBIs and a .930 Colorado third baseman has a big ceiling of where he can get. He said. "You can have a great and that's awe- The young star outfield- OPS in 47 games at Citi- Nolan Arenado, who would has changed his body a lot." some. But if our goal is to be player of the er and the Phillies agreed zens Bank Park. He likely have been eligible for free The 6-foot-1, 185-pound Detroiter has year, then we're going to celebrate for a Thursday to a $330 mil- would hit third or fourth, agency next offseason, reshaped his physique, making more minute then get back to work. I feel like lion, 13-year contract, the according to Kapler. signed a $260 million, mature decisions than he used to for our work is never done." largest deal in baseball his- "We get a whole lot bet- eight-year agreement this tory. ter on the field," the man- week. Harper's agent, Califor- ager said. "Bryce Harper is "We want our best play- nia-based Scott Boras, said a sensational teammate." ers to sign the biggest, Michigan's title hopes could hinge on Round the deal was agreed to at Harper's agreement sur- longest contracts," said Mil- 10:34 a.m. PST, subject to a passes the previous high waukee Brewers star Ryan 2 against Maryland successful physical. for a free agent, set last Braun, the 2012 NL MVP. GAME OF THE WEEKEND: No. 9 Michigan at No. 17 Maryland, Sunday. The Wolver- Phillies manager Gabe week when infielder "Overall, it's a good day for ines (24-4, 13-4) are one game behind Big Ten-leading Michigan State heading into their Kapler and his players Manny Machado signed a all baseball players to see home game against Nebraska on Thursday night and will be looking to sweep Maryland learned of the agreement $300 million, 10-year deal him get properly compen- after winning the first meeting 65-52 in Ann Arbor on Feb. 16. The Terrapins (21-8, 12- from fans behind Philadel- with the San Diego Padres. sated." 6) will be coming off their most lopsided loss of the season, 78-61 at Penn State on phia's dugout who saw Harper's average annual Phillies owner John Wednesday night. They must be better offensively in round two against Michigan. Two media reports on their value of $25.4 million Middleton met with Harp- weeks ago they were held to a season low for points, shot 36 percent and committed 16 mobile devices during a ranks 14th in baseball his- er in a Las Vegas hotel suite turnovers. spring training game in tory, well below the high of and at dinner around the LOOKING AHEAD: Ohio State (18-10, 8-9) and Minnesota (17-11, 7-10) have some Clearwater, Florida. $34.1 million set by Ari- time of the winter meetings work to do to secure spots in the NCAA Tournament. The Buckeyes' 90-70 win over No. "If the reports are true, zona pitcher Zack Greinke in December and then 22 Iowa on Tuesday helped their cause, ending their seven-game losing streak against it's a huge moment for our as part of a $206.5 million, again last weekend. Boras ranked opponents. They held Iowa well under its 80.4-point average and scored their baseball team," Kapler six-year contract that start- said Middleton's wife, most points since hanging 107 on Purdue Fort Wayne in November. Resume-boosting said. "Certainly I think that ed in 2016. Leigh, and Harper's wife, games at Purdue and at home against Wisconsin remain. Minnesota benefits from a the city of Philadelphia Harper gets a $20 mil- Kayla, were part of the weak NCAA bubble. The Gophers have lost six of seven entering their game at North- would embrace Bryce lion signing bonus in equal gathering. western on Thursday night. The Gophers finish at home against Purdue and on the road Harper. I think he would installments this June 1 "Bryce just really against Maryland and likely will need a win or two in the Big Ten Tournament. be very happy in this city and Nov. 1, a $10 million enjoyed John's passion for PLAYER TO WATCH: Freshman center Daniel Oturu has been a bright spot during because our fans care salary this year, $26 mil- winning and the commit- Minnesota's rough spell. He averaged 19 points and 10 rebounds in two games last week, deeply about winning." lion in each of the follow- ment he could make to the going for 18 points and a career high-tying 12 rebounds against Michigan and matching A 26-year-old All-Star ing nine seasons and $22 franchise," Boras said. his career high with 20 points against Rutgers. He leads Big Ten freshmen in rebound- who had spent his entire million in each of the last Philadelphia has been ing (7.3 per game) and is second among freshmen in blocked shots (1.5). big league career with the three years. None of the among the most active INSIDE THE NUMBERS: Nine of the 14 Big Ten teams have appeared in one of the Washington Nationals, money is deferred, and he teams this offseason, major polls this season. For the fifth week in a row, six are ranked. ... After scoring 27 Harper topped the $325 gets a full no-trade provi- adding outfielder Andrew points in a win over Michigan last Sunday , Cassius Winston became the fourth Michi- million, 13-year agreement sion. McCutchen for $50 million gan State player with 1,200 points and 600 assists in a career. He joined Mateen Cleaves, outfielder Giancarlo Stan- Philadelphia will forfeit over three years and reliev- Scott Skiles and Denzel Valentine. ... Purdue has won 18 straight home games and is 42- ton reached before the its second-highest draft er David Robertson for $23 4 against conference opponents at home since 2014-15. ... Illinois for the first time has 2015 season with the selection, currently No. 55, million over two years, and freshmen as its top two scorers in conference play – Ayo Dosunmu (14.8 ppg) and Gior- Miami Marlins. and $500,000 of its 2019- acquiring catcher J.T. Real- gi Bezhanishvili (13.3 ppg). "Harp's goal was he 20 international signing muto and shortstop Jean ON THE WOMEN'S SIDE: Maryland's 58-55 win over Purdue on Monday clinched at wanted the largest contract bonus pool allotment. Segura. least a share of the Terrapins' fourth Big Ten regular-season title in their five years in the and he wanted his value," Because Washington paid "We thought we were a league and 10th overall since coach Brenda Frese took over in 2002. ... Rutgers has had Boras said. "He wanted the luxury tax last season, its complete team. Now, we're a tough month. Coach C. Vivian Stringer is taking time off to rest on the advice of doc- largest length he could get compensation pick will be even more of a complete tors, Ciani Cryor was dismissed for violating a team rule and Caitlin Jenkins, suspend- because he really wanted to after the fourth round, team," McCutchen said. ed after her Feb. 2 arrest on suspicion of simple assault and criminal mischief, also was stay in one city and one about 140th. Philadelphia also gave recently kicked off the team. ... Iowa's starting five accounted for 73 points in a 74-58 win uniform, wanted to get a Following a slow offsea- ace Aaron Nola a $45 mil- over Nebraska on Monday. Amanda Ollinger made 1 of 2 free throws for the Hawkeyes' ballpark he hit well in, saw son of negotiations that lion, four-year deal. lone point off the bench. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Dealing with an overloaded life Dear Annie: I pride myself on being an empathetic person. I’m known in my friend group and family as a person who “has it together” and is a comforting shoul- der to lean on. I am also someone people can turn to at work to get things done and remain positive and professional. Howev- Dear er, increasingly, I find myself wanting to Annie curl up at the end of the day and just watch TV or zone out. I don’t want to reply to messages from friends who want to mand and obedience, came to visit the meet up, and I’m also avoiding chores and master. ‘I have come today to ask you to other responsibilities. Just taking out the teach me about Zen. Open my mind to garbage feels like a herculean task. enlightenment.’ The tone of the important When I do gather the energy to go out man’s voice was one used to getting his at night or on weekends, it’s always a blast. own way. But then it seems to take twice as long as “The Zen master smiled and said that THE PAJAMA DIARIES usual to get back to a normal amount of they should discuss the matter over a cup energy. For being so attuned to others, I’m of tea. When the tea was served, the mas- rather blind when it comes to my own life. ter poured his visitor a cup. He poured Is this what being burned out feels like? and he poured, and the tea rose to the rim How do I snap out of it? – Sizzled in Sioux and began to spill over the table and final- Falls ly onto the robes of the wealthy man. Dear Sizzled: You sound like a loving Finally, the visitor shouted, ‘Enough! You and caring person, and yes, you are at risk are spilling the tea all over. Can’t you see of burning out. My homework for you is to the cup is full?’ try being as empathetic to yourself as you “The master stopped pouring and are to others. The best gift you can give smiled at his guest. ‘You are like this yourself is time to engage in activities that MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM teacup, so full that nothing more can be give you joy and pleasure. added. Come back to me when the cup is There is an old Zen story called “The empty. Come back to me with an empty Overflowing Teacup,” which you might mind.’” find helpful. You sound like a much Dear Annie: Quick question: Do you kinder person than the gentleman in this cut crispy bacon with a knife and eat it story, but the message is the same: In with a fork? Or do you pick it up with your order to help others, you must not let your fingers and eat it? – Fork or Hands own teacup get overloaded with other peo- Dear Hands: That’s my quick answer. ple’s burdens. Assuming the bacon is served crispy, “Once, a long time ago, there was a whole and dry, it should be considered fin- wise Zen master. People from far and near ger food. 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Full basement, washer/dryer, dishwasher, Villa Maria Health and Rehabilitation Center is accepting applications hardwood floors. $650.00 monthly. SNOWBELT HARDWOODS, INC Renter pays all utilities for full and part time RN’s and LPN’s. Long term care experience and lawn care. (775)232-0679 345 Ringle Drive, Hurley, WI 54534 is a de5nite plus however we will train those willing to learn and lead. Accepting applications for general laborers. Villa Maria has a competitive wage, including health, dental and vision Bessemer Plywood Corporation insurance along with a generous PTO and 401K package. You must We o4er the following bene5ts to our full-time is now accepting applications for employment. Full time, 3exible possess or be eligible to possess a Wisconsin license. Tuition and student Employees:*Medical/Dental/Life Insurance-Pro5t Sharing part time, and weekend work is available. All interested applicants loan forgiveness programs are available. Apply with resume in con5dence. *Paid Vacation/Holidays may apply or reapply at our main o1ce between 8:00am & 4:30pm Applications can be picked up at the above address $3,000 Sign On Bonus so that we can update our 2les. /is should be done on a yearly Villa Maria Health & Rehabilitation Center From 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. basis. BPC o0ers competitive wages including attendance and 300 Villa Drive, Hurley, WI 54534 safety bonuses. Fringe bene2ts include health, vision, dental, [email protected] and life insurance, paid vacations, 401(k), & paid holidays. Applicants may apply in person at BPC, Bessemer Plywood Corporation Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. is now accepting applications for Spreader positions. Applicants Bessemer Plywood Corporation must be self-motivated and be able to work as a team. 2is position has the opportunity to earn $15.00/hour. 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 BPC is an equal opportunity employer Further details will be discussed in interview. BPC o3ers competitive bene4t package including health, dental, vision, and life insurance, 401(k), & paid holidays and paid vacations along with safety and attendance bonuses. R.N./L.P.N. All bonuses are discretionary. Sky View Nursing Center has immediate openings for Registered Nurses, Applicants may apply in person at BPC, Licensed Practical Nurses. The applicant must hold or be able to possess a Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CMS 5 STAR FACILITY valid Wisconsin Nursing License and be able to pass a criminal background Bessemer Plywood Corporation Certified Nurse Aides check. Nursing assistants should be current on the Wisconsin Nurse Aide 1000 Yale Ave • Bessemer, MI 49911 registry or meet the requirements for inclusion. BPC is an equal opportunity employer $1,500 Sign on Bonus In return for your hard work, Sky View offers a competitive wage with a Benefit package: medical, dental, vision, and life insurance generous shift differential pay for any afternoon or midnight shifts. We also Supplemental insurance offer a benefit package including health insurance and a 401 K Pension Plan. 401(k) retirement savings plan with company matching Sky View is a 33 bed intermediate care facility that offers a home like Paid time off for vacation and sick days within 90 days of hire atmosphere with a very pleasant resident population. Holiday pay • Tuition reimbursement Please apply in person or by email. EOE. STNA training/testing reimbursment $3,000 SIGN ON BONUS Apply in person at: Sky View Nursing Center 1500 N. 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Beneﬁt package: medical, dental, vision, and life insurance 401(k) retirement savings plan with company matching Paid time oﬀ for vacation and sick days within 90 days of hire General A ssi gnment Reporter Holiday pay Tuition reimbursement This position is responsible for covering Apply in person at: 1500 N. Lowell Street, Ironwood, MI 49938 local news and writing features. (906)932-3867 Full Time - Rotating shifts: days, nights & weekends or email resume to: [email protected] We are currently accepting applications for the Qualifications include: “EOE M/W/Vets/Disabled” following positions for the 2019 season. Effective verbal, written and computer skills Maintenance Crew, Grounds Crew, Lakes & Dock Staff, Ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment Kitchen Staff, Dining Room Wait Staff, Iron County Human Se rvices Department Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation Dining Room Supervisor/Leader, Housekeeping Staff, Chil dren’s Unit Social Worker The Children & Family Unit of Iron County Human Services has an opening Photograghy and/or pagination experience a plus Lodge Office Staff, Cabin Stock/Supply Crew, for a Social Worker to provide ongoing services to children who meet the Please forward resume and writing samples to: Youth Recreation Program Counselors following categories: child abuse and/or neglect, mental illness, behavior Seasonal full time and part time positions available. We offer some six to problems, developmental disabilities and delinquency. Health insurance Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor seven month positions, as well as others with year round possibility. and other fringe benefits are a part of the County benefit package. Daily Globe Fantastic summer jobs for those looking for either full time seasonal or Descriptions of Duties: Provide intake, assessment, and case P.O. Box 548 a fill in position during the summer. Excellent wages offered. management services to court-ordered and voluntary cases serving Ironwood, MI, 49938 Housing is available children and families; determines the ranges of services needed by Please apply in person at the Business Office Monday-Friday 8am-4pm individuals and families; attends hearings, monitors compliance with court email: [email protected] 10750 Dairymen’s Road, Boulder Junction, WI 54512 orders; coordinates services with other agencies/disciplines and Contact: Katie Rucinski, Controller or Jerry Geiger, General Manager community members; provides evening and weekend on-call services including assessment, crisis intervention, and referrals; completes case- (715)385-9363 Or mail your credentials to: Dairymen’s Inc., Attn: Katie Rucinski related documents including correspondence, case decisions and referrals; provides on-going case management and monitoring of cases. Nasi Construction, LLC P.O. Box 289, Boulder Junction, WI 54512 Qualifications: Minimum of a four year degree from an accredited BUILD WITH THE BEST! college in social work, sociology, or other approved human services program; certified as a social worker in the State of Wisconsin or We are accepting applications for PART-TIME ADMINISTRATOR eligible for certification within two (2) years; minimum of one year POWDERHORN AREA UTILITY DISTRICT (PAUD), experience preferred; valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Position experienced Concrete Workers, Brick/Block a municipal sanitary sewer collection district, is accepting requires shared on-call status including nights and weekends. Layers, Carpenters and Laborers. Come work applications for a part-time Administrator (16 to 24 hours per Methods for requesting a job description and application along with us! We offer 40 hours per week, health week or as needed to perform the duties of the position with with submitting the complete application packets include: two hours of a set schedule for access by the public). insurance, a SIMPLE IRA Plan and AFLAC. *In person or mail: High School diploma with business courses in office/business Iron County Human Services Office in the Courthouse We are looking for career minded procedures; effective written and verbal communication skills; located at: 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201, Hurley, WI 54534 computer experience including proficiency in Microsoft Word, individuals that want to join our team. Xcel and data base management. Demonstrated knowledge of Phone: 715-561-3636 Apply in person at: intermediate math skills and basic accounting principles, *By email: including payroll preparation and reporting, knowledge of [email protected] or [email protected] Nasi Construction, LLC utility billing software, Must have a valid driver’s license, reliable transportation and the ability to pass a background *By fax number: 715-561-2128 700 Granite St., Hurley, WI 54534 check to qualify for bonding. *Website: www.ironcountyhumanservices.org between 9am-3pm, M– F. Resume with References will be required- Applications will be In order to be considered for a position, a complete application packet accepted until March 14, 2019 including the Iron County Application Form, letter of interest and Call (715) 561-5153 ext. 101 Call the district office at: (906)663-4025 resume’ must be submitted no later than: to obtain a complete job description and Look at our website to see the type of work 4:00 p.m. Friday, March 8, 2019 application packet. (Must be picked up in person) Applicants who applied for a position in the last 6 months we do and apply online: need only submit an updated letter of interest. PAUD IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND PROVIDER Iron County is an Equal Opportunity Employer www.wnasi.com

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Homes, Apartments, and March 1, 2019 March 1, 2019 SW1/4NE1/4). Containing approx- W, 369.60 feet to the POINT OF Business Spaces for rent. Notice of Public Hearing NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING imately 2.50+/- acres. (PARCEL 1) BEGINNING; thence S 82°35’15” Call for details. The Bessemer Housing Commis- The Wakefield Housing Commis- AND; The West Half of the North- W, 241.01 feet; thence N 41°56’10” The Real Estate Store sion’s is updated their Admissions sion's Five year and Annual Plan east Quarter of the Southwest W, 246.29 feet; thence S 84°39’17” (906)932-5406 and Continued Occupancy Policy 2020-2024, can be reviewed and Quarter of the Northeast Quarter E, 284.56 feet; thence S 73° 31’37” and can be reviewed and com- comments made at the Executive ments made at the Executive Dir- Director's office located at 200 (W1/2NE1/4 SW1/4NE1/4). Con- E, 67.54 feet; thence S 27°32’14” E, House for Rent on Olsen St. taining approximately 5.00+/- acres. 120.06 feet to the POINT OF BE- Across from the Elk and Hound. ector’s office located at 709 West Pierce Street, Wakefield, MI 49968. 3 bedroom 2 bath with detached Iron Street, Bessemer, MI 49911. Hours for review are from 9:00 a.m. (PARCEL 1) AND;The Northwest GINNING. Containing approxim- garage. Please call Hours for review are from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. every Wednesday. Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of ately 39.00+/- acres. (312) 590-7752 for details. a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Monday – Friday. Please call ahead at (906)229- the Southwest Quarter of the North- (PARCEL 2) AND; Section Thirty- Please call ahead at 906-667-0288. 5204. A public hearing is sched- e ast Quarter (NW1/4SE1/4 six (36), Township Fifty (50) North, Houses for Sale A public hearing is scheduled for uled for April 17, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. SW1/4NE1/4). Containing approx- Range Forty (40) West, Michigan April 16, 2019 at 11:30 a.m. at the in Sunset Manor Community Room. imately 2.50+/- acres. (PARCEL 1) Meridian The South Half of the Executive Director’s Office. AND; The West Half of the Southw- Northeast Quarter of the Southeast FOR SALE: Life estate in Ironwood March 1, 2019 Township property: $13,159.91. For est Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (S1/2NE1/4SE1/4). Con- Notice of Public Hearing inquiries, please call (906)875-4543 Quarter (W1/2SW1/4NE1/4). Con- taining approximately 20.00+/- The Bessemer Housing Commis- taining approximately 20.00+/- acres. (PARCEL 1) AND; The North sion’s Five year and Annual Plan February 15, 22, March 1, 8, 2019 acres. (PARCEL 1) AND; The West Half of the Southeast Quarter of the 2020 – 2024, can be reviewed and NOTICE OF Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (N1/2SE1/4 comments make at the Executive EXCHANGE PROPOSAL Southwest Quarter (W1/2SW1/4 SE1/4). Containing approximately Director’s office located at 709 LAND FOR TIMBER EXCHANGE SW1/4). Containing approximately 20.00+/- acres. (PARCEL 1) AND; West Iron Street, Bessemer, MI 20.00+/- acres. (PARCEL 2) AND; The Southwest Quarter of the 49911. Hours for review are from Notice is hereby given that the 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Monday - Forest Service, United States De- The Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of the South- Friday. Please call ahead at 906- partment of Agriculture, isconsider- Southwest Quarter of the Southw- east Quarter (SW1/4SE1/4SE1/4). 708 Sutherland St. Ironwood, MI 667-0288. A public hearing is ing an exchange of an equal value est Quarter (SE1/4SW1/4SW1/4). Containing approximately 10.00+/- 4 bedroom; 1 bath home with scheduled for April 16, 2019 at of National Forest timber with Containing approximately 10.00+/- acres. (PARCEL 1) AND; The classic touches; Refinished 11:30 a.m. at the Executive Joseph P. and Mary E. Hovel Re- acres. (PARCEL 2) AND; The West Northwest Quarter of the South- Director’s Office. east Quarter of the Southeast hardwood floors throughout. New vocable Trust, for land under the Half of the Northeast Quarter of the authority of the General Exchange Southwest Quarter of the Southw- Quarter of the Southeast Quarter concrete patio. Detached garage. March 1, 2019 Act of March 20, 1922, Weeks Act est Quarter (W1/2NE1/4 (NW1/4SE1/4SE1/4SE1/4). Con- MLS# 1107214 $69,900.00 BID ADVERTISEMENT SW1/4SW1/4). Containing approx- taining approximately 2.50+/- acres. City of Ironwood of March 1, 1911. The timber will be Listed by Zak’s Realty, Inc. 2019 Pavement Crack Sealing cut on the Ottawa National Forest imately 5.00+/- acres. (PARCEL 2) (PARCEL 1) in the Ottawa National (906)932-2688 Project lands within Gogebic, Iron and On- AND; The South Half of the South- Forest, Ontonagon County, west Quarter of the Southeast Michigan. Any or all of the above- www.zaksrealty.com The City of Ironwood is soliciting tonagon Counties, State of bids for Bituminous Pavement Michigan. The land of Joseph P. Quarter of the Southwest Quarter described lands may be ex- Crack Sealing at various locations and Mary E. Hovel Revocable Trust (S1/2SW1/4SE1/4SW1/4). Contain- changed. The Forest Service pro- in the City of Ironwood, Michigan. under consideration is described as ing approximately 5.00+/- acres. poses to acquire land with flood- Wanted to Buy Estimates quantities are 90,000 Located in the Township of Rock- (PARCEL 2) AND; The West Half of plains associated with the Onton- lineal feet of pavement crack land, Ontonagon County, Michigan. the Northwest Quarter of the South- agon River. Persons claiming such sealing. The City of Ironwood properties or having valid objec- Buying houses and apartments reserves the right to reject any or all Section One (1), Township Forty- west Quarter (W1/2NW1/4SW1/4). Containing approximately 20.00+/- tions to this proposed exchange North 03-01-19 Cash buyer, reasonable prices. bids for any reason.The Ironwood nine (49) North, Range Forty (40) m 6 4 Call (312)590-7752 for info. City Clerk in the Memorial Building, West, Michigan Meridian, The frac- acres. (PARCEL 2) AND; The West must file their claims or objections n A Q 8 213 S. Marquette Street, Ironwood, tional Northwest Quarter of the Half of the East Half of the Northw- with the Linda Jackson, Forest Su- o K Q 10 4 3 2 Real Estate Michigan 49938 will receive sealed Northeast Quarter of the Northeast est Quarter of the Southwest pervisor, Forest Service U.S. De- p 10 6 offers until 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, Quarter (NW1/4NE1/4NE1/4). Con- Quarter (W1/2E1/2NW1/4SW1/4). partment of Agriculture, E6245 US West East m m Wanted March 26th, 2019, at which time the taining approximately 11.28+/- Containing approximately 10.00+/- Hwy 2, Ironwood, MI 49938, within K Q 3 2 8 7 5 bids shall be read aloud. acres. (PARCEL 2) AND; Section 45 days after the initial date of pub- n — n J 10 9 7 6 acres. (PARCEL 1) AND; The frac- o o Bid documents may be obtained lication of this notice. J 9 6 8 7 5 Buying wooded or cleared acreage from the City Clerk, Memorial tional Southwest Quarter of the Two (2), Township Forty-nine (49) p p North, Range Forty (40) West, K 8 5 4 3 2 J 7 for reasonable prices. Building, Ironwood. Please refer Northeast Quarter of the Northeast South Call (312) 590-7752 for information questions to Scott Erickson, City Quarter(SW1/4NE1/4NE1/4). Michigan Meridian.The Northeast m A J 10 9 Manager at 932-5050 ext. 116 or Containing approximately 11.28+/- Quarter of the Southeast Quarter n K 5 4 3 2 Trucks, Heavy Bob Richards, acres. PARCEL 1) AND; The frac- (NE1/4SE1/4) EXCEPT the follow- o A DPW Supervisor at 364-9044. tional Southwest Quarter of the ing described parcel as recorded in p A Q 9 Liber 116 of Deeds, page 1035, Equipment Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Dealer: East March 1, 2019 Quarter of the Northeast Quarter more particularly described as fol- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Vulnerable: East-West Ditch Witch Model 1230 (SW1/4NE1/4NE1/4NE1/4). Con- lows: Commencing at the South- South West North East The Wakefield Housing Commis- east corner of Section 2, T49N, 13HP, Quad Wheels, Walk Behind sion's updated their Admissions and taining approximately 2.82+/- acres. Pass Trencher. Continued Occupancy Policy and (PARCEL 1) AND; The Northwest R40W; thence N 01°47’56” E, 1n 2p 3p Pass Good Condition. $1200 can be reviewed and comments Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of 1381.67 feet; thence N 88°12’04” 4NT Pass 5o Pass n (715)476-2523 made at the Executive Director's the Southeast Quarter of the North- 6 Pass Pass Dbl. [email protected] office located at 200 Pierce Street, east Quarter (NW1/4NW1/ Pass Pass 6NT All Pass Wakefield, MI 49968. Hours for 4SE1/4NE1/4) Containing approx- Opening lead: m K Autos/SUVs review are from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 imately 2.50+/- acres. (PARCEL 1) p.m. every Wednesday. Please call AND; The Northeast Quarter of the ahead at (906) 229-5204. A public Who play better: 2002 Dodge Dakota hearing is scheduled for April 17, Northeast Quarter of the Southw- Runs good. $1000 or best offer. 2019 at 8:30 a.m. in Sunset Manor est Quarter of the Northeast humans or bots? (906)285-9739 Community Room. Quarter (NE1/4NE1/4 By Phillip Alder

Some of the deals in last year’s world computer bridge championship were also played in the three major human teams events. Today’s caused trouble for both homo sapiens and microchips. The given auction was in the semifinal match between the eventual winner, Wbridge5 from France, and Q-Plus Bridge from Germany. In the given auction, three clubs was a cue-bid raise, showing at least game- invitational values with heart support. Four no-trump was Roman Key Card Blackwood, the reply indicating one key card (an ace or the heart king). After South plunged into six hearts, Wbridge5 made a rookie mistake, doubling because it had two trump tricks. North took the hint and ran to six no-trump. When West led the spade king, South had no trouble taking 12 tricks, aided by the 3-3 diamond split. However, even if West had found the safe diamond lead, declarer would have won with the ace, crossed to the heart queen, cashed the diamond king and queen (discarding a heart and the club nine), then taken a spade finesse, which would have endplayed West in the black suits. At the other table, Q-Plus Bridge did not double six hearts. This went down two (losing one spade and two hearts) to give Q-Plus 14 international match points. In the other bot semifinal, Synrey Bridge from China went down one in five hearts, and Micro Bridge from Japan went down two in six hearts. At the human tables, six hearts failed thrice, five diamonds made once, and four hearts made once and went down once. © 2019 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS BRIDGE

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A DAY ON WALL STREET videos of kids Stocks finished modestly The Nasdaq composite Feb. 28, 2019 27,000 lower Thursday, closing index dropped 21.98 Dow Jones 26,000 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) on such a large number of out another listless day of points, or 0.3 percent, to industrials 25,000 – YouTube said Thursday videos seems an “extreme 24,000 it will turn off comments reaction,” said eMarketer trading on Wall Street 7,532.53. -69.16 23,000 with a third straight loss The Russell 2000 22,000 on nearly all videos featur- analyst Paul Verna. 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Traders also had The market’s strong Poor’s 500 lence and conspiracy theo- Wojcicki acknowledged 2,600 ries continue to plague it. the concerns Thursday, their eye on a mixed batch start to the year is in stark -7.89 of corporate earnings contrast to a dismal end 2,400 It will take YouTube sev- tweeting, “Nothing is more 2,784.49 2,200 reports. to 2018, when a plunge A SON D JF eral months to disable important to us than “You have a market almost put an end to the Pct. change from previous: -0.28% High 2,793.73 Low 2,782.51 comments on all videos ensuring the safety of that’s trying to digest bull market. The gains so featuring minors, the com- young people on the plat- what’s next right now; far this year are being pany said. It already start- form.” really all week it’s been pushed by investor confi- ed the process last week The company said it kind of consolidating a lit- dence in prospects for tive Robert Lighthizer has full year, the economy when it turned off com- has also released an tle bit,” said Willie Del- steady growth and an raised doubts about grew at its fastest pace ments from tens of mil- updated version of its wiche, investment strate- increasingly hands-off progress, telling lawmak- since 2015. lions of videos. automated moderating gist at Baird. “You also Federal Reserve. ers that “much still needs Still, signs that the Advertisers including system that it expects will have month-end selling, Still, the modest to be done” before the global economy will slow Nestle, AT&T and Fortnite- identify and delete two which is not uncommon.” decline in stocks this sides can reach an agree- this year, dragging down maker Epic Games pulled times as many inappropri- Despite a sluggish few week after a barely broken ment over Beijing’s tech- corporate profits, remain ads from YouTube last ate comments. days, the benchmark S&P string of weekly gains in nology strategy and other a concern for investors. week after the inappropri- YouTube, like Facebook, 500 index still gained 11.1 the S&P 500 suggests the issues. On Thursday, several ate comments about chil- Twitter and other sites that percent over January and market’s momentum has The latest snapshot of tech companies reported dren were unearthed by a allow user publishing, February, its best start to started to stall a little bit, the U.S. economy shows subpar quarterly results. popular YouTuber and have faced increasing calls a year since 1991. The Delwiche said. that it grew in the fourth HP plunged 17.3 per- media reports. At least one to monitor what appears index has posted a “A flat week feels like quarter at its slowest pace cent after it reported that company, Nestle, was satis- on their sites and get rid of monthly gain nine out of something has changed,” since the beginning of weaker printer and com- fied with YouTube’s unsuitable content. The the past 12 months. Delwiche said. 2018. The growth still puter sales hurt fiscal response and reinstated companies all say they The S&P 500 index Investors are still wait- beat economists’ fore- first-quarter profit. It also ads late last week. have taken action to pro- slipped 7.89 points, or 0.3 ing for more details on casts, however, which expects printer supplies A small number of tect users. But issues keep percent, to 2,784.49. The trade negotiations sent bond yields higher. A revenue to fall in 2019 channels which have popping up. Dow Jones Industrial between the U.S. and bright spot in the latest because of weaker global videos featuring kids will Concerns about Average lost 69.16 points, China. Trade Representa- report shows that for the demand. be allowed to keep com- YouTube comments ments turned on. But they weren’t even a top priority must be known to YouTube for advertisers and viewers and must actively monitor a couple weeks ago, Verna Neo-Nazi group’s leader is black man who vows to dissolve it the comments beyond the said. standard monitoring tools “It just makes you won- (AP) – One of the nation’s largest 2017 white nationalist rally in Char- black police officer infiltrates a YouTube provides. der, what’s the next thing neo-Nazi groups appears to have an lottesville, Virginia. Stern’s filing asks branch of the Ku Klux Klan. Turning off comments that going to happen?” unlikely new leader: a black activist a federal court in Virginia to issue a Neither Stern, who lives in who has vowed to dismantle it. judgment against the group before Moreno Valley, California, nor Court documents filed Thursday one of the lawsuits goes to trial. Schoep responded Thursday to suggest James Hart Stern wants to Stern replaced Jeff Schoep as the emails and calls seeking comment. use his new position as director and group’s leader in January, according Matthew Heimbach, a leading president of the National Socialist to Michigan corporate records. But white nationalist figure who briefly Movement to undermine the Detroit- those records and court documents served as the NSM’s community out- based group’s defense against a law- say nothing about how or why Stern reach director last year, said Schoep suit. got the position. His feat invited com- and other group leaders have been at The NSM is one of several extrem- parisons to the recent Spike Lee odds with rank-and-file members ist groups sued over bloodshed at a movie “BlacKkKlansman” in which a over its direction. Colorado Dem leaders pledge sweeping change in oil-gas rules DENVER (AP) – Colorado’s Democratic-controlled state government promised dramatic and sweeping changes Thursday in the way the state regulates oil and gas drilling, saying public health and safety would become the top priorities. Gov. Jared Polis and leaders of the state House and Senate also said local governments would be given broad Associated Press powers over where new oil and gas IN THIS Dec. 18, 2018 photo provided by SpaceX, wells can be drilled. SpaceX’s Crew Dragon spacecraft and Falcon 9 rocket The two steps combined would are positioned inside the company’s hangar at Launch upend the status quo. Under existing Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in state law and court decisions, the Florida, ahead of the Demo-1 unmanned flight test. first priority of regulators is fostering SpaceX rockets closer to human spaceflight with this the oil and gas industry, not protect- weekend’s debut of a new capsule designed for astro- ing health and safety, and only the nauts. state can regulate the industry, not local governments. SpaceX debuts new crew The text of the proposed bill was Associated Press not immediately made public. House COLORADO GOV. Jared Polis speaks at a Capitol in Denver news confer- capsule in crucial test flight Speaker KC Becker said it could be ence to announce Democrat-sponsored legislation to change the way introduced as soon as Friday. the state regulates oil and gas drilling on Thursday. Polis and top law- CAPE CANAVERAL, NASA astronauts strap into Oil and gas drilling has long makers said the legislation would make public health and safety the top Fla. (AP) – SpaceX closes a Dragon as early as July. been contentious in Colorado, priorities of regulators. in on human spaceflight “Giant leaps are made which ranks fifth in the nation for with this weekend’s debut by a series of consistent crude oil production and sixth for “I would like to think you would legislation would be reasonable and of a new capsule designed smaller steps. This one will natural gas. The Wattenberg oil and want to make changes,” Martinez was not an attack on the industry, for astronauts. be a big step!” retired astro- gas field, the most productive field said, referring to the industry. “Mark one of the state’s largest. They said The six-day test flight naut Scott Kelly, NASA’s in the state and one of the top 10 and Joey deserve better. We all current rules are antiquated and have will be real in every regard, former one-year space sta- nationally, overlaps fast-growing deserve better.” not kept pace with changes in drilling beginning with a Florida tion resident, tweeted communities north of Denver, trig- Colorado Petroleum Council Exec- technology, a reference to hydraulic liftoff Saturday and a dock- Thursday. gering frequent disputes over the utive Director Tracee Bentley said the fracturing, or fracking, and direction- ing the next day with the Boeing is also in the proximity of wells to neighbor- proposals outlined Thursday are al drilling. International Space Sta- race to end NASA’s eight- hoods. complicated, and lawmakers did not Fracking uses a pressurized mix of tion. But the Dragon cap- year drought of launching In 2017, two people were killed in do enough to get the industry’s ideas water, sand and chemicals to break sule won’t carry humans, U.S. astronauts on U.S. a home explosion and fire blamed on before writing the bill. open underground formation and rather a test dummy – rockets from U.S. soil. The a severed pipeline from a nearby gas “This should make any industry, release oil and gas. Directional named Ripley after the space agency is turning to well. One of the survivors of the blast organization, or citizen group in Col- drilling allows wells to penetrate mul- tough heroine in the private taxi rides to reduce endorsed the planned legislation at orado nervous about a transparent, tiple pockets of oil and gas from a sin- “Alien” films – in the same its pricey reliance on Rus- the formal announcement at the state public legislative process from here gle location. white SpaceX spacesuit sian rockets to get astro- Capitol Thursday. forward,” she said in a written state- Colorado Rising, which has that astronauts will wear. nauts to and from the Erin Martinez, whose husband ment. sought tighter regulation on the NASA doesn’t expect space station. NASA is pro- Mark Martinez and brother Joseph The industry says it contributes industry, declined comment. Execu- this crucial shakedown viding $8 billion for Irwin were killed in the explosion, $31.4 billion a year to the state econ- tive Director Joe Salazar said he was cruise to go perfectly. But SpaceX and Boeing to said she has a responsibility to help omy. waiting to see the language of the the lessons learned should build and operate these prevent a repeat. Polis and the lawmakers said the bill. improve safety when two new systems. Report says Trump demanded top-secret clearance for Kushner

WASHINGTON (AP) – Presi- sources, said Trump demanded Peter Mirijanian, a spokesman what was affirmed at the time.” against the advice of career dent Donald Trump last year Kushner’s clearance despite the for Kushner lawyer Abbe Lowell, White House Press Secretary staff_directly contradicting the ordered officials to grant top- concerns of intelligence officials, responded Thursday to the Sarah Sanders declined to com- President’s public denials that he secret security clearance to his then-Chief of Staff John Kelly and Times story with a statement, ment on the Times story. played any role.” son-in-law and senior adviser then-White House counsel Don saying: “In 2018, White House Rep. Elijah Cummings, chair- Trump told Times reporters in Jared Kushner, according to a McGahn. and security clearance officials man of the House Committee on January that he “was never report published Thursday by The newspaper said Kelly affirmed that Mr. Kushner’s secu- Oversight and Reform, said involved” with Kushner’s security The New York Times. wrote in an internal memo that he rity clearance was handled in the Thursday that the Times report clearance. Kushner was granted the high- had been “ordered” to give top- regular process with no pressure “indicates that President Trump Cummings, D-Md., noted that level clearance last May after a secret clearance to Kushner. from anyone. That was conveyed may have granted access to our his committee has launched an lengthy background check. McGahn wrote a memo in which to the media at the time, and new country’s most sensitive classi- investigation into the security The Times, citing anonymous he advised against such clearance. stories, if accurate, do not change fied information to his son-in-law clearance process.