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aspirusgrandview.org GV-013a DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Thursday, May 1, 2014 75 cents Harvest Camp to CROWNING TOUCH vacate public forest By CORTNEY OFSTAD campground for more than 14 [email protected] nights in succession, or overnight UPSON, Wis. — After a 10- camping in a county forest for more month standoff with Iron County than two weeks. officials, the Lac Courtes Oreilles DeMain said the move to private Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe is property will benefit the camp, moving its Harvest Camp to nearby which was “envisioned as a hosting private land from public forest. site for tribal members to utilize The camp, also known as the resources” on public and private Harvest Education Learning Pro- lands, when opened. ject, has been on 5 acres of county- DeMain said camp officials will owned property for a little more now have ability to remove people than a year. The property is near if neccessary. where Gogebic Taconite is propos- “It is private land, which has it’s ing to build an iron ore mine. advantages including a much bet- Essentially, the camp has moved ter control factor,” DeMain said. across Moore Park Road. “We can exclude intoxicated people According to Paul DeMain, with foul mouths if neccessary.” spokesman for the camp, they have According to DeMain, when the permission to be on the private tribe first approached the Iron property. County Forestry Department to “There is no current lease, but stay on the county’s property for there is an agreement between the one year, things went well. private land owner and the LCO “They voted unanimously to tribe to allow entry and use of grant us one year,” DeMain said. resources,” DeMain said. “Then James Lambert (former The move comes more than a supervisor from Mercer, Wis.), month after the Iron County Board asked, ‘What is your position on the of Supervisors voted unanimously mine?’ I said, ‘My position is there to “eject” the camp from county’s never will be a mine,’ and from property. The board considered the there the relationship changed. camp to be in violation of Iron Despite that, I feel the initial vote County’s camping ordinance, which prohibits people and “camping units” from remaining at a county HARVEST — page 5 Kolesar rated ‘effective’ as superintendent

IRONWOOD — The Ironwood some proposals Submitted photo Area Schools Board of Education and will pass THE DOWNTOWN Ironwood Development Authority will hang flower baskets again this year in the downtown area, similar to the one performed it’s annual evaluation them along to shown above from last year in a photo submitted by the Ironwood Chamber of Commerce. on superintendent Tim Kolesar, board members during a special meeting Wednes- as soon as possi- day. ble. According to board president Thomas also Steve Thomas, the format used by requested on the board calculates a total per- behalf of the Ironwood looks forward to centage from different aspects of board that an the evaluation. Tim official policy be The evalutation took place Kolesar written on com- under closed session, and during m u n i c a t i o n open session it was revealed Kole- within the dis- ‘fresh downtown appeal’ sar was rated “effective” at 70.91 trict. According to Thomas, he was percent. not informed of an incident involv- By RYAN JARVI positive comments. Park,” he said. Members of the board also had ing a student causing a disruption [email protected] “Last year we had tremendous coopera- The DIDA pays for the entire cost of the requests for Kolesar, including in a classroom last week, but read IRONWOOD — Spring really is on its tion from businesses in the downtown area project, including contracting a person who surveys for staff and parents on about it in the Daily Globe. way, and nothing shows it better than the and along the highway, but also from citi- waters and cares for the baskets. The group administration, teachers and indi- “We just want reports on what’s blooming of flowers. If the winter weather zens who just felt it was a worthwhile pro- is seeking donations to offset that cost. vidual groups, such as coaches. going on,” board member Marilyn ever subsides, the Downtown Ironwood ject,” he said. Williams said with last year’s dona- The board would like to use a web- Nezworski said. “They don’t have Development Authority plans to hang Though it’s been done on and off over tions, both from businesses and individual site called Survey Monkey to tabu- to be super detailed, just some- flower baskets again this year in the the years, this will be the fourth consecu- residents, the DIDA was able to fund near- late the surveys. The site allows thing to keep us informed.” downtown area near Memorial Day. tive year the DIDA has been hanging flow- ly the entire project. for survey takers to remain anony- Other requests for the board With the installation of new lights and er baskets. “A lot of people said ‘Hey, they look mous. included updates on the school planting of trees last year, as well as The baskets are purchased locally, and really nice so I’m going to send you a According to Thomas, questions and district improvement plans improved parking, the flower baskets were last year’s trailing petunia flowers were check,” he said. for the surveys will be presented and identification badges to wear like the “crowning touch” for a fresh down- “really eye catching” pinks and purples, The DIDA will be mailing letters at the next regular board meeting. when visiting the schools. town appeal, DIDA chairman Tom Williams said, and he expects something requesting donations to numerous busi- The board also requested fig- Williams said. similar this year. nesses along the highway and individuals ures on athletic insurance for stu- According to Williams, there was an “Each basket costs $35 and we have a in the area. DIDA members will also per- dent-athletes. Kolesar said he has enormous response last year when the total of 69 baskets that go along downtown sonally deliver letters to downtown busi- KOLESAR — page 5 baskets were put out and he heard a lot of main routes and downtown in the Depot nesses within the next few days. Ironwood resident sentenced for Iron County probation violation Consolidation funding a possibility, not guarantee By RYAN JARVI By RALPH ANSAMI tion. He was also ordered to partic- [email protected] BRUCE MAYLE, superintendent of [email protected] ipate in a domestic abuser’s pro- Proposed budgets by Gov. Rick the Gogebic-Onton- HURLEY — An Ironwood resi- gram and have no contact with a Snyder may allow for consolidated agon Intermediate dent was sentenced to nine months particular victim in the case, sever- schools to receive money if applica- School District, in jail Monday after his probation al other people, Sidekicks tavern- tion deadlines are met, grant propos- addresses communi- was revoked on a being a party to restaurant and the Iron County als are accepted and there is still ty members during the crime of burglary conviction. Food Pantry. money available. an information meet- Daniel Ferguson, 23, was sen- Ferguson was originally placed Bruce Mayle, superintendent of ing on consolidation tenced by Iron County Judge on probation for three years for a the Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate Tuesday at Gogebic Patrick Madden, who ordered court burglary count and seven other School District, held a meeting Tues- Community College costs of $899 and restitution of burglary and theft charges were day to inform the public on consolida- $1,450. dismissed, but read into the record. in Ironwood. tion. The meeting was attended by Ryan Jarvi/ According to court records, Fer- Daily Globe guson had been sentenced last year to five months in jail and proba- IRONWOOD — page 5 FUNDING — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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A college student from — marijuana’s intoxicating Marijuana producers at the 6 pack Wyoming jumped to his death chemical — in edible pot prod- meeting warned that Colorado from a Denver hotel balcony last ucts to 10mg per serving, with a may drive consumers to use $ month after consuming six times maximum of 10 servings per untested, unregulated edible the recommended dosage of a package. Exact comparisons are marijuana instead of pot pack- 3.98 marijuana-infused cookie. And tricky because marijuana varies ages sold in stores if regulations Ronnie’s Camera & Sound 906-932-3901 earlier this month, a Denver man widely in potency and quality, go too far. Men charged in 2012 slayings Briefly Republicans block minimum Convention focuses on Michigan’s inland lakes wage increase bill of Detroit-area teens BOYNE VALLEY TOWN- WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen- raise the $7.25 hourly minimum would be too expensive for DETROIT (AP) — A nearly ing a firearm during a felony. A SHIP (AP) — An organization that promotes stewardship of ate Republicans blocked an elec- to $10.10 over 30 months and employers and cost jobs. As two-year investigation culminat- not-guilty plea was entered for tion-year Democratic bill on then provide automatic annual ammunition, they cite a Febru- ed Wednesday with two Michi- Young during a Wednesday Michigan’s 11,000 inland lakes will discuss issues such as inva- Wednesday that would boost the increases to account for inflation. ary study by the nonpartisan gan men being charged with rob- afternoon video arraignment, federal minimum wage, handing Democrats argue that if fully Congressional Budget Office that bing, torturing and killing two and his next hearing will be May sive species and riparian rights during a three-day convention at a defeat to President Barack phased in by 2016, it would push estimated the increase to $10.10 suburban Detroit teens in 2012. 13. Hunter is scheduled to be Obama on a vote that is sure to a family of three above the feder- could eliminate about 500,000 The Wayne County Prosecu- arraigned Thursday morning. northern Michigan’s Boyne Mountain Resort. reverberate in this year’s con- al poverty line — a level such jobs — but also envisioned high- tor’s Office said Fredrick Young, Prosecutor’s office gressional elections. earners have not surpassed since er income for 16.5 million low- 25, of Detroit, and Ferlando spokeswoman Maria Miller said The Michigan Inland Lakes Partnership meeting runs from The measure’s rejection, 1979. earning people. Hunter, 23, of Jackson, have she doesn’t believe that the men which was expected, came in the “Millions of American workers “Washington Democrats’ true been charged with the slayings of have been assigned attorneys. Thursday through Saturday. It’s open to professionals, students, early months of a campaign sea- will be watching how each sena- focus these days seems to be Westland residents Jacob Kudla Authorities describe the son in which the slowly recover- tor votes today. To them, it’s a making the far left happy, not and Jourdan Bobbish. The bodies investigation as extensive, begin- local and state government offi- cials, riparian landowners and ing economy — and its impact on matter of survival,” Senate helping the middle class,” said of Bobbish, 17, and Kudla, 18, ning on the morning the teens’ families — is a marquee issue. It Majority Leader Harry Reid, D- Senate Minority Leader Mitch were found in a field on Detroit’s bodies were found in the vacant, others with an interest in inland lakes. was also the latest setback for a Nev., said before the vote. McConnell, R-Ky. east side July 27, 2012, five days trash-strewn field, dressed only stream of bills this year that He pointedly added, “For “This is all about politics,” after they went missing. in undergarments and bearing The convention will include discussions, workshops, tours Democrats have designed to cast Republicans, this vote will said No. 2 Senate GOP leader Young and Hunter are gunshot wounds. Specific details themselves as the party of eco- demonstrate whether they truly John Cornyn of Texas. “This is charged with first-degree mur- of the case will be presented at and exhibits. Friday’s keynote speaker is nomic fairness. care about our economy.” about trying to make this side of der, torture, armed robbery, the preliminary examination, The legislation by Sen. Tom Republicans, solidly against the aisle look bad and hard- unlawful imprisonment and hav- prosecutors said. Bill Rustem, director of strategy for Gov. Rick Snyder. Harkin, D-Iowa, would gradually the Democratic proposal, say it hearted.” Among other topics will be inland lake research, natural shorelines, lake monitoring and AT RISK LAKES youth stewardship development. Coach fired for Michigan officials seek ‘Blurred Lines’ assurances on pipeline files complaint TRAVERSE CITY (AP) — strikes.” Michigan’s attorney general and Larry Springer, a spokesman MARSHFIELD, Wis. (AP) — chief environmental regulator for Enbridge, said Wednesday A dance coach fired after her have asked the company that that officials with the Canadian team performed to Robin owns two oil pipelines stretched company based in Calgary, Thicke’s popular but racy hit beneath an ecologically sensitive Alberta, had met with Schuette “Blurred Lines” has filed a dis- area of the Great Lakes for evi- in Lansing on April 10 and had crimination complaint with the dence that the 61-year-old lines “shared informally” much of the Wisconsin Department of Work- are properly maintained and in information sought in the letter. force Development. good condition. Enbridge will review the letter The complaint filed by former Attorney General Bill and “determine if there is any coach Lisa Joling says male Schuette and Dan Wyant, direc- further information that we can coaches who allowed more egre- tor of the state Department of provide concerning the safe oper- gious songs to be played in lock- Environmental Quality, posed a ations” of the pipelines, which er rooms or at school functions lengthy series of questions and Springer said were “rigorously faced no penalties. requested stacks of documenta- maintained beyond regulatory “I think the biggest thing for Look for This tion in a letter sent Tuesday to requirements.” me is it has definitely affected Insert in Today’s Enbridge Inc. and made public The pipelines transport my business,” Joling told News- Daily Globe Wednesday. They said the “petroleum products that are Herald Media. pipelines, which run beneath the refined into propane, gasoline, “I’m a business owner in the Headwaters Menus Straits of Mackinac — the water- and diesel fuels that are vital to community, and when the dis- (selected areas) way linking Lakes Huron and all who live and work in Michi- trict released a statement saying Michigan — pose a unique safety gan communities,” he said. that I was not fired because of risk. Schuette and Wyant joined a the song, it affected my reputa- Look for These Inserts in “Because of where they are, rising tide of criticism about the tion. Tomorrow’s Daily Globe any failure will have exceptional, Straits of Mackinac pipelines “It seemed (termination) was TV Time indeed catastrophic effects,” that began after the rupture of a little extreme to me, consider- their letter said. “And because another Enbridge line in 2010 ing there was never any warning Dunhams the magnitude of the resulting that spilled more than 843,000 or previous problems,” Joling USA Weekend harm is so great, there is no mar- gallons of crude into the Kalama- said. Auto Value (selected areas) gin for error. It is imperative we zoo River and a tributary creek The coach was fired in pursue a proactive, comprehen- in southwestern Michigan. The September after the team per- sive approach to ensure this risk cleanup is mostly complete, formed to an edited version of In Friday’s . . . DAILY GLOBE DAILY GLOBE is minimized, and work together although Enbridge is still work- “Blurred Lines” at the first home www.yourdailyglobe.com to prevent tragedy before it ing to remove oil from the river football game. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2014 l 3 FOND FAREWELL Mother’s Day has another side for loss survivors NEW YORK (AP) — Kristine McCormick has cussing, and you just feel so much like the spent the years after the sudden death of her new- weirdo.” born trying to forget Mother’s Day exists. Edelman tries to share memories of her mother Cora was five days old, seemingly perfect, with her daughters each Mother’s Day. Others in when an undetected congenital heart defect her position or suffering from a fresh loss may find claimed her as she fed at her mother’s breast on comfort in wearing a piece of their mother’s jewel- Dec. 6, 2009. ry or baking favorite handed-down recipes, she “Every commercial about Mother’s Day gifts, said. every Facebook post reminding people Mother’s “Trying to push the feelings of loss aside or not Day is upcoming and every Mother’s Day display at acknowledging a mother’s importance on that day the store are like a new knife blade running over only adds to our distress,” Edelman said. “It can be the scar tissue on my heart,” said the 32-year-old something very, very simple. I’ve spoken with McCormick, who lives in Indianapolis and has been women whose mothers loved to garden and they’ll battling secondary infertility since. just go out and spend an hour in the garden on For McCormick, who crusades for better new- Mother’s Day with their hands in the earth.” born screening for heart defects, and countless oth- Stacey Tarpey, 39, plans to spend Mother’s Day ers, Mother’s Day is more complicated than flow- at her waitress job, away from her large family in ers, imperfect pancakes made by little hands or the Fall River, Mass., area that includes seven sparkly new bling from dad. nieces spread across her four siblings. She has been Family-focused holidays can be hard in gener- trying to get pregnant since she was 36 and has al for some, but on the merry day set aside for done three cycles of IVF to no avail. Submitted photo MERCER SCHOOL Board President Kelly Kohegyi, right, presents Ed Alvey Jr., center, with a plaque com- mothers, infertility, the early loss of a mother or “It’s difficult for my family to understand memorating his three and a half years of service on the board while District Administrator Erik Torkelson, a strained relationship due to a mother’s incar- because none of them have struggled with infertil- left, congratulates him after Monday’s meeting in Mercer, Wis. Alvey received a desktop note pad plaque ceration, addiction or mental illness is tender ity. They’re supportive, but they still just don’t engraved with his name, the Mercer Tigers logo and a thank-you message. Alvey served as board vice pres- ground. really get it,” she said. “You think about it every ident and the school’s Cooperative Educational Service Agency No. 12 representative. “The school district Let alone the potential strain on singles still single day.” appreciated his positive and informative style,” school board treasurer Deanna Pierpont said. looking for love when Mother’s Day rolls around, or For nearly 20 years, “Motherless Daughters” women living childless by choice who feel the groups around the country have been getting weight of the holiday’s marketing machine. together the day before Mother’s Day, Edelman Hope Edelman, 49, is happily married with two said. They call it Motherless Daughters Day as a daughters, ages 12 and 16, but the loss of her moth- way to honor their mothers and provide women a 9th annual Brian Nasi run planned er 32 years ago lingers. place of comfort and community during the holiday “My daughters want to make Mother’s Day weekend. HURLEY — The ninth annual and under. The race is part of the Run the about me, but my impulse is to make it about my Luncheons this year are scheduled for New Brian Nasi Memorial Heart An awards presentation fol- Range series. mother,” said Edelman, who was 17 when her mom Orleans, Detroit, Virginia Beach, Va., and Orange Run/Walk is set for Saturday, lows at 10:30 a.m. Trophies will Registration forms are avail- died of breast cancer. County, Calif. May 10, at 9 a.m. at the Hurley be awarded to overall male and able online at eronasi.com or at Edelman found no solace at the time so decided She has partnered this year with the Los Ange- K-12 School. female finishers per division and the Hurley Area Chamber of to gather research on the grieving process and the les group to turn the luncheon there into a daylong The race begins at 9 a.m. with race ribbons will be awarded to Commerce or Snap Fitness in stories of others in her situation for a book, “Moth- conference with workshops and speakers, including 5-kilometer and 1-mile options all children 12 and under. Ironwood. erless Daughters,” that she first put out 20 years Cheryl Strayed. available for runners and walk- Awards will also be given to For more information, contact ago and has updated a third time in a recently Strayed’s best-selling memoir, “Wild,” chronicles ers, with 1-mile running and the largest family and largest 715-367-5588 or gnasi69@hot- released new edition. the undoing of her family life after her mother died walking divisions for children 12 group. mail.com. “We were an unrecognized group,” she said of when she was 22 and her adventure four years children and teens who lost mothers too young. “I later hiking more than 1,000 miles of the Pacific remember when I was in college and all the girls in Crest Trail alone. Community calendar my dorm invited me to go shopping for Mother’s While coping with loss can be difficult at any age Day cards with them and I had nobody to buy one — 1 in 9 Americans lose a parent before they’re 20 for. It was a terrible feeling.” — the first milestones just after can be the most Email calendar items and com- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic wood Memorial Building. Edelman is an associate producer of an HBO difficult, for mothers, daughters, sons and fathers. munity news to news@yourdaily- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. documentary to premiere May 12, the day after “I’ll never forget that first year and trying to globe.com. For more information, Tuesday, May 6 Mother’s Day, called “The (Dead Mothers) Club.” crawl out of bed,” McCormick said. “They actually call Community Editor Michelle Saturday, May 3 It focuses on three women whose mothers died threw a wedding shower for my older sister on Thomasini at 906-932-2211. Free GED Tutoring, 9 a.m.-noon during their adolescences and reveals how coming Mother’s Day and I remember showing up late. My Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 and 6-10 p.m., Gogebic County of age without them continues to play out in their hair was crazy a mess. I probably didn’t have on Today a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Community Schools, 304 E. Iron St., wood. area74.org. Bessemer. 906-663-4888. lives. matching clothes, and I just sat there stunned and Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous Gogebic County Veterans Ser- The film includes Rosie O’Donnell, one of the numb. I didn’t know how to react or what to do and vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Women’s Group, noon, Salem vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- executive producers, Jane Fonda and Molly Shan- later there was criticism that I was snobby. People Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Lutheran, Ironwood. area74.org. wood Memorial Building. 906-667- non speaking candidly about their experiences. just don’t understand.” Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Chess Nuts Chess Club, 4 p.m., 1110. “Mother’s Day was horrible,” recalled O’Don- Edelman has heard similar feelings from the p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Maplewood Steakhouse, Ironwood. Tiny Tot Story Hour, 10 a.m., nell, who was 10 when her mom died of breast numerous women she has interviewed and many 1110. “Mousing Around,” Wakefield Public cancer, at age 39. “I dreaded it. The teachers tried others who have reached out to her after reading Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Sunday, May 4 Library. to accommodate and tried to cushion the blow for her book. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, us, but when you’re making picture frames in “The first Mother’s Day is inevitably a painful area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. fifth grade of hearts and ‘I love you, mommy,’ all experience, sometimes a soul-searching experience, DOVE Support Group, 1-3 p.m. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) 906-932-4990. Church, Ironwood. Public Library. 715-476-2366. over, and the teacher comes over and says, ‘You too, because it reminds them of their own mortali- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all American Bikers Aiming Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., know, well, maybe you can make one for your ty,” she said. “And if they don’t have children of welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- Towards Education, 2 p.m. EDT, Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- grandma, and everyone in the class knows there’s their own it may leave them with no culturally fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. Stubb’s Bar, Ontonagon. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. this huge elephant in the room that no one’s dis- sanctioned way to commemorate the day.” Open Community Dinner, 5- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Government 6:30 p.m., all welcome, Wakefield p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Iron County Forestry and Parks United Methodist Church. Bessemer. area74.org. Committee, 2:30 p.m., Forestry Across the Range Kids Club, 6-7 p.m., for children Conference Room, 607 Third Ave. in kindergarten-sixth grade, Haven- Monday, May 5 N., Hurley. MI-TRALE sets board ery in Bessemer. [email protected]. wood Baptist Church, 501 Copper Wakefield Township Board, Social hour begins at 5:30 St., Hurley. 906-364-7420. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 5:30 p.m., township hall. meeting p.m., followed by a prime rib din- Knights of Columbus 4th a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- EWEN — Michigan Trails and Class of 1954 sets reunion Degree Pere Menard Assembly treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Wednesday, May 7 ner at 7 p.m. Tickets include an Recreation Alliance of Land and attendance gift, annual member- IRONWOOD — The J.E. Mur- 471, 6 p.m. business meeting, KC Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Environment will hold a board phy High School class of 1954 Hall, Ironwood. 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) Christian Men of the Northland, ship, a chance for door prizes and meeting Monday at 7 p.m. EDT will hold its 60th reunion Friday, Hurley School Spring Art Public Library. 715-476-2366. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. the dinner. Show, 6 p.m., Hurley K-12 School. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Walk-in Clinic, 8:30 a.m.-noon, at the Centennial Hall in Ewen. The event includes men’s and July 25, at Tacconelli’s in Iron- Bessemer Lions Club, 6 p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Iron County Health Department, ladies’ raffles, a Greenwing wood. Elk and Hound, Ironwood. area74.org. Hurley. 715-561-2191. Genealogical society sets drawing, a special commemora- A social hour begins at 5 p.m. National Day of Prayer Gather- Chess Club, 4-5 p.m., for stu- Alcoholics Anonymous, open meeting tive dinner gun drawing, pick-of- followed by dinner at 6 p.m. ing, 6:30 p.m., all Christians wel- dents grades 6-12, Ironwood meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. the-litter raffle, bucket drawings The reunion will include a sin- come, Wesley United Methodist Carnegie Library. 906-932-0203. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. — The Northern Waters and a silent auction. galong and live music provided Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Iron County Veterans Service by classmates. Knights of Columbus Council Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) Genealogical Society will meet All proceeds will benefit DU’s For more information, or to 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, Ironwood. area74.org. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the wetland conservation programs. KC Hall, Ironwood. Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, Christian Kidz Club, 3:15-5 Boulder Junction Community For more information, includ- register, call Dorothy Sola Wale- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright School, p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Center. ing ticket prices, call 906-364- sewicz at 715-561-2459, or email p.m., First Presbyterian Church, room 205. wood. 906-932-1510. The group will view a pre- 4037 or 906-364-3220, or email [email protected]. Hurley. area74.org. MECCA Ski Club, 6:30 p.m., Christian Kids Club, 3:30-5 recorded webinar, “Ten Hidden Ontonagon County Republican MECCA cabin near the treatment p.m., all elementary children wel- Resources Every Genealogist Party, 7 p.m. EDT, Syl’s Cafe, facility, Mercer, Wis. come, Wesley United Methodist Should Know,” presented by Lisa Ontonagon. Michigan Trails and Recreation Church, Ironwood. 906-932-3900. A. Alzo. It will cover overlooked iHeart Youth Ministries, 7 p.m., Alliance of Land and the Environ- Adult Education Class, 4-7 teens to mid-20s; Lighthouse Faith ment, or Mi-TRALE, board meeting, p.m., high school library, Hurley K-12 and underutilized sources for Center, Ironwood. 7 p.m. EDT, Centennial Hall, Ewen. School. 715-561-4900, ext 258. genealogical research. Government Festival Ironwood Committee, Alzheimer’s Disease Care- Anyone interested in family Ironwood Township Planning 7 p.m., American Legion club rooms, givers Support Group, 6-7 p.m., history and genealogy is wel- Commission, 6 p.m. special meet- Ironwood Memorial Building. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, come. g{tÇ~The Gogebic Community lÉâ College ing, Ironwood Township Hall. Daughters of Isabella, 7 p.m., Mercer, Wis. For more information, call St. Sebastian Catholic Church, Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 Carol Williams at 715-686-7339. Foundation would like to express our Friday, May 2 Bessemer. p.m., A.D. Johnston High School. appreciation to the following businesses Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 Ducks Unlimited chapter for their support of the Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High plans annual fundraiser Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran Cane Court, Ontonagon. School, Bessemer. 2014 Taste of the Gogebic Range Church, Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. Bessemer Woman’s Club, 7 BESSEMER — The Silver . May Friendship Day, 1:30 p.m., Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., p.m., meeting room, Bessemer Pub- Street Chapter of Ducks Unlimit- Thank you for your participation: All Saints Lutheran Church, Wake- support group, Woodland Church, lic Library. ed will hold its 27th annual field. Offered by Gogebic Iron Range Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or People for Peace, 7 p.m. EDT, Branding Iron Steak House Debbie Brown Catering fundraiser Thursday, May 8, at Burgers Bar & Grill Golden Dragon Chapter of Church Women United. methetc.web.com. Episcopal Church of Ascension, 501 the Sophie Street Cafe and Bak- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Government Houghton St., Ontonagon. Iron Nugget Food & Drink Chinese Restaurant Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 Bessemer City Council, 5 p.m., Manny’s Restaurant Lac Vieux Desert Cane Court, Ontonagon. city hall, Bessemer. Olde Suffolk Ale House Resort & Casino area74.org. Ironwood Parks and Recre- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., Iron- Z’s Cheese Haus Maplewood Steakhouse Breakwater Restaurant Smokey’s NOTICE OF BID Thank you to the businesses that donated door prizes. CITY OF This event supports the students at GCC through 2010 Chrysler Town scholarships and other Foundation projects. 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RED’S IR O N Call (906) 932-4449 A Bids must be submitted to the City Hall at the address noted NW IG OO ICH above by 12:00 Noon CST, May 14, 2014. D, M East U.S. 2, Ironwood, MI 49938 www.redsautosales.com 4 l THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2014 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Military judge orders CIA to list ‘black sites’ AILY LOBE As first reported by the Miami Herald’s that the judge’s order “represents a chink in D G Carol Rosenberg on April 17, during a pretri- the armor of secrecy that the U.S. govern- al hearing of a Guantanamo prisoner previ- ment erected around its torture program.” Sue Mizell, Publisher ously held at a series of CIA secret prisons, Citing the Senate Intelligence Commit- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor judge Army Col. James Pohl ordered the tee’s report on the CIA’s torture methods, agency to provide the long-concealed “names which is still going to be first reviewed by the of agents, interrogators and medical person- Nat agency, Prasow says: “It is only a matter of nel who worked at the so-called black sites.” Hentoff time before the public will learn the horrific Furthermore, the judge demanded that details of officially sanctioned torture, and In Their Opinion prosecutors give the defense lawyers such the pattern of lies designed not only to allow Federal judge gets it right: “closely guarded classified CIA information” torture to continue, but to immunize tortur- as “‘locations, personnel and communica- ers from prosecution.” tions,’ interrogation notes and cables Sweet Land of Liberty But how much time? strikes down voter ID law between the black sites and headquarters Through my discoveries and those of such that sought and approved so-called enhanced ceaseless researchers as The New Yorker’s Wisconsin’s voter ID law suffered another welcome for recruiting more terrorists.” interrogation techniques.” But before we go deeper into how to begin Jane Mayer, I’ll have more in future columns blow Tuesday when a federal judge struck it down, ruling Rosenberg has covered Gitmo and Ameri- cleansing our history of torture, let’s focus on on how to get the public to act. that it violated the Voting Rights Act and the Constitu- can torture for years, unlike many members military Judge Pohl’s Guantanamo case, Mayer, whose work I have cited previously, tion. The law, ruled Judge Lynn Adelman, “results in the of the media. But other reporters here and which has begun to seriously break through was once told by a former CIA officer involved denial or abridgment of the right of black and Latino cit- abroad, including me, have documented some Barack Obama’s rocklike determination to in these acts of barbarous torture: “When you izens to vote on account of race or color.” of this CIA torture from our research. “look forward, not backward” on what pre- cross over that line of darkness, it’s hard to As the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has argued for I urge the media to stay on this story of ceded his presidency. come back. You lose your soul. You can do years, Adelman found that there really isn’t any voter military Judge Pohl’s order to the CIA as the The trial of Abd al Rahim al-Nashiri, the your best to justify it, but ... you can’t go to fraud in Wisconsin that a voter photo ID could address — Obama administration tries to bury it — suspect in the 2000 USS Cole bombing near that dark a place without it changing you.” one of the key arguments of supporters of the law. including the renditions by which the CIA the Yemeni coast, is set to begin at Guan- To what extent has our acceptance of tor- Instead, a photo ID law places an undue burden on low- brought suspects to be interrogated at places tanamo in December. ture changed us, and how will it affect future income people. other than the supposedly discontinued black Common Dreams’ Lauren McCauley generations of Americans? We ignore the con- A “substantial number” of the 300,000 eligible voters in sites. Obama has retained these classified writes, citing an Associated Press report, tinuing fact that not one of these American the state who lack an ID are low-income, the judge found, renditions. that al-Nashiri’s defense team “argued dur- torturers — in “dark sites” and elsewhere — concluding that many of them “will be deterred from vot- What Pohl has ignited should become a ing pretrial motions at the Cuban prison that has ever been punished, including those ing.” historic issue in the 2016 presidential and the Guantanamo detainee’s time spent in Americans at the highest reaches of our gov- “Detecting and preventing in-person voter-imperson- congressional elections — all the more secret CIA prisons — during which he was ernment who have actively not only autho- ation fraud is a legitimate state interest,” he wrote. “How- because, as Rosenberg makes clear, the judge waterboarded and threatened with a gun and rized but encouraged torture. ever ... because virtually no voter impersonation occurs in did not “order the government to turn over a power drill — has ‘tainted’ his testimony, Once, I was in a debate at Princeton Uni- Wisconsin and it is exceedingly unlikely that voter imper- Office of Legal Counsel memos (from the and thus the case against him.” versity with John Yoo, who, while working at sonation will become a problem in Wisconsin in the fore- George W. Bush administration) that both Ah, but the United States’ rules for mili- the Justice Department during the Bush seeable future, this particular state interest has very lit- blessed and defined the so-called Torture tary commissions prevent using any classi- administration, wrote the “torture memos” tle weight.” Program that sent CIA captives to secret fied evidence or testimony obtained by coer- that gave Bush and Dick Cheney the legal interrogations across the world after the cion or torture. This elementary due process power to torture. I let him have it — giving Indeed, Act 23 was never really about voter fraud. It Sept. 11, 2001, attacks — out of reach of was barred at Guantanamo — until Pohl said him the names of torture victims and places was always about raw politics — an attempt to tamp International Committee of the Red Cross otherwise. where these acts of torture occurred! down the voting constituencies of the Democratic Party delegates.” Unimpressed and undeterred by Bush’s He just smiled to the rest of the panel and by the Republicans who control the governor’s chair in It was also out of reach of the Constitution and, now, Obama’s rules, al-Nashiri’s said, “I enjoy reading Nat Hentoff on jazz.” Wisconsin and both houses of the Legislature. The people and international treaties we signed. defense lawyers insist that revealing what For years, Yoo, now a law professor at the most affected by the law tend to vote for Democrats. This Guantanamo ferment may be our happened to their client at CIA black sites for University of California, has been a media “But no matter how imprecise my estimate may be, it chance to begin to cleanse what I have previ- all those years “could be used to spare him pundit on constitutional issues, serene in his is absolutely clear that Act 23 will prevent more legiti- ously described as “our worldwide shame of from the death penalty” (“Govt Must Turn still-unpunished contribution to American mate votes from being cast than fraudulent votes,” he having become a torture nation. As we con- Over Info on CIA Prisons to Defense,” Deb history. wrote. Adelman issued an injunction barring the law from demn other nations’ crimes against their cit- Riechmann, The Associated Press, April 22). What about Bush, Cheney and Obama? being enforced. izens — Syria, Libya, Zimbabwe, et al — our It’s utterly clear that our legal system at Nat Hentoff is a nationally renowned The law also has been challenged in state court and government makes it easier for those coun- Guantanamo has continued to avoid any real- authority on the First Amendment and the also has been blocked by a state judge. The state Supreme tries to escape accountability by utterly deny- life involvement with our rule of law and our Bill of Rights. He is a member of the Court is expected to rule by summer on that decision. ing our own complicity in the cruel, inhu- cherished “values.” However, Andrea Prasow Reporters Committee for Freedom of the State Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said he would mane, degrading torture that has given ter- of Human Rights Watch, which continues to Press, and the Cato Institute, where he is a appeal Adelman’s decision to the 7th Circuit Court of rorists around the world so valuable a means illuminate this shame, tells The Guardian senior fellow. Appeals in Chicago. Gov. Scott Walker, a Republican, has said he would call a special legislative session on voter ID Today in history this spring or summer if courts ruled against the law. And they are certainly free to pursue their legal reme- The Associated Press dies. But a better approach would be to simply drop this charade. Wisconsin should encourage as many legitimate Today’s Highlight in History voters as possible to go to the polls. As Milwaukee Mayor On May 1, 1898, Commodore Tom Barrett put it, “I want people who are legally eligible George Dewey gave the command, “You may fire when you are ready, to vote to be able to vote without restrictions.” Gridley,” as an American naval force Overturning voter ID removes one of those potential destroyed a Spanish squadron in restrictions. Lynn Adelman got it right. Manila Bay during the Spanish- —Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, April 29 American War. On this Date In 1707, the Kingdom of Great Britain was created as a treaty merg- Letter ing England and Scotland took effect. all time, the holy Bible, the In 1786, Mozart’s opera “The Thoughts outnumber Marriage of Figaro” premiered in spoken words beleaguered man, Job, confessed Vienna. to God “I know that thou canst do In 1911, the song “I Want a Girl To the Editor: everything, and that no thought More than likely, you have (Just Like the Girl That Married Dear can be withholden from thee.” Old Dad),” by Harry Von Tilzer and asked someone, or they of you, “A Job 42:2, King James version. Will Dillon, was first published. penny for your thoughts?” Trite That statement cannot be In 1931, New York’s 102-story as those words are, they stand on attributed to any person, or Empire State Building was dedicat- their own as being the greatest indeed, Satan. If it isn’t spoken, ed. Singer Kate Smith made her inducement to dialogue. the evil one will never know of it, debut on CBS Radio on her 24th Unless brain-dead, thoughts for he cannot read your mind. birthday. In 1941, the Orson Welles motion vastly outnumber spoken words Once verbalized, the wicked with most people, and if not born picture “Citizen Kane” premiered in the summit. Ten years ago: Attackers retirement effective at the end of the one, the liar of liars, has the abil- New York. In 1964, the computer program- stormed the offices of Houston- court’s term in late June. (President with a golden spoon, many for- ity to foil your walk down the tunes are amassed by thoughts In 1960, the Soviet Union shot ming language BASIC (Beginner’s based ABB Lummus Global Inc. in Barack Obama chose federal judge primrose path. down an American U-2 reconnais- that won’t allow failure. All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, killing six West- Sonia Sotomayor to succeed him.) sance plane over Sverdlovsk and Code) was created by Dartmouth erners and a Saudi; all four attackers One year ago: Workers around In the greatest-selling book of Donald Kleimola Ramsay captured its pilot, Francis Gary Pow- College professors John G. Kemeny were killed after an hour-long police the world united in anger during May ers. and Thomas E. Kurtz. chase in which they dragged the Day rallies — from fury in Europe In 1961, the first U.S. airline In 1971, the intercity passenger body of an American from the over austerity measures that cut The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal hijacking took place as Antulio rail service Amtrak went into opera- bumper of their car. The European wages, reduced benefits and elimi- with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- Ramirez Ortiz, a Miami electrician, tion. Union swelled from 15 nations to 25 nated many jobs altogether, to rage ble. We reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to commandeered a National Airlines In 1982, the World’s Fair in by taking in the Czech Republic, in Asia over relentlessly low pay, the be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. plane that was en route to Key West, Knoxville, Tenn., was opened by Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, rising cost of living and hideous Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by Fla., and forced the pilot to fly to President Ronald Reagan. Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia, working conditions. Portland Trail the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- Cuba. In 1992, on the third day of the along with the Mediterranean nations Blazers point guard Damian Lillard fication purposes. In 1963, James W. Whittaker Los Angeles riots, a visibly shaken of Cyprus and Malta. 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Gary Pennington 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 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2014 l 5 things may be impacted by min- STATE / NATION Record Harvest ing activity. Throughout the moving pro- Blight eradication discussed cess, the goal has been to avoid confrontation, according to POLICE REPORTS From page 1 DeMain, and he said Iron Coun- Gogebic County An Ironwood Township resident to authorize us for a one-year at Detroit event ty Sheriff Tony Furyk has done reported a scam to both the Gogebic period was highly progressive. It that. DETROIT (AP) — The results County Sheriff’s Department and led to a lot of people visiting that “The sheriff is charged with of a survey of abandoned struc- Ironwood Public Safety Department area, lifting the county up.” keeping the peace,” DeMain said. tures and vacant lots across on Wednesday morning. DeMain said the camp’s eco- “Sometime in the history of this Detroit will be presented in mid- The man said he had attempted nomic impact included visitors thing, I hope the Iron County to late May, the co-chair of the to purchase a boat through buying gasoline, food and lodging Supervisors realize there have city’s Blight Removal Task Force Craigslist and had sent $14,900 to a in the county. Because of the been people on the outer edge of said Wednesday during a panel man named Morris Blender. The man said “Blender” then high number of visitors last year, this dispute that have worked discussion. DeMain expects 10,000 to 20,000 hard to diffuse confrontations.” contacted him and said he needed Multiple projects to eradicate another $10,000 through Western visitors this year. Joe Vairus, county forestry blight eventually will take place Union. The Harvest Education director, told Wisconsin Public at the same time, but much of The Ironwood man checked out Learning Project offered visitors Radio this week he’s glad the the attention will be placed on the situation and learned there had an “intimate” experience in the conflict ended without having to some of Detroit’s hardest hit been no initial payment through Penokee Hills, DeMain said, forcibly evict the camp. Furyk neighborhoods, Glenda Price told Paypal. mixing historic and contempo- also told WPR the camp is 95 business and community leaders ——— rary features. percent gone from the county’s at a Detroit Economic Club lun- Ariel Larae McCollum, 24, of Hur- “We have historic maps of land and expects they’ll be fin- cheon. ley, was arrested for disorderly con- duct at 2:32 a.m. on April 29 along Iron County, with indian trails ished in a week. The city’s Land Bank also is from ancient groups 2,000 years As for the future, DeMain said Fairview Drive in Bessemer, accord- examining the economic develop- ing to GCSD report. ago, and we have current maps the camp will still be in place, ment potential of blighted prop- McCollum was lodged at the with recreation trails showing helping to spread information on erties, she added. Gogebic County Jail. how they intersect,” DeMain the Penokee Hills. Price, president of the Detroit said. “The other major goal is to “Having the camaraderie of Public Schools Foundation, was chart what is there in the Peno- different groups of people coming joined Wednesday by Rock Ven- Kolesar kee Hills.” together is refreshing,” he said. tures President and Chief Execu- Visitors have collected infor- “We expect to be there in the tive Matt Cullen and Hantz- mation on plants, animals and future. With the move to private Group chief John Hantz. Associated Press other aspects of the area to cre- property, I believe we’ll take on a Hantz is behind a massive BILL PULTE Jr. walks in front of a Pontiac house being demolished by From page 1 ate base-line data. Water and air much more structured format tree-planting effort. Cullen also Pulte’s nonprofit Detroit Blight Authority on Wednesday. quality tests have also been this year, and the sharing of his- works with the Blight Task Force “We just want to have some- done. According to DeMain, the toric and archeological informa- which is drafting a plan to neighborhoods,” said Cullen, who teers are expected to help plant thing so teachers can identify data can be used to show how tion will also continue.” remove blighted structures and added that now there appears to 15,000 maple and oak saplings who we are and why we are clear thousands of vacant lots. be a collective effort by various on 50 acres of land on Detroit’s there,” Thomas said. Kolesar agreed to work on the it might not see any money. The work is part of efforts groups to improve Detroit. east side. Crews already have announced last year by the One of those projects is Hantz cleared blighted properties from requests. Funding “There’s no guarantee for any — Cortney Ofstad particular district to get any- administration of President Woodlands. Detroit’s state- the land. thing,” Mayle said. “They could Barack Obama to help Detroit, appointed emergency manager In Pontiac, Bill Pulte, the say ‘we already gave it to anoth- which is trying to work through has approved a purchase agree- head of the nonprofit Detroit From page 1 er district.’” the largest municipal bankrupt- ment for 140 acres of land on the Blight Authority, announced the Ejected child not many residents interested in the Money budgeted by legislators cy in U.S. history. city’s east side as part of the tree- demolition Wednesday of the proposed consolidation of Besse- for consolidation is sent to the “In every instance we can we growing project. first abandoned structure in the mer Area School District and Department of Education, and are going to try to revitalize On May 17, about 1,000 volun- northern Detroit suburb. properly restrained Wakefield-Marenisco School Dis- schools can then apply through a BELLEVUE, Wis. (AP) — trict. grant proposal process for a por- Police say a young boy who sur- Signed petitions were handed tion. Hundreds rescued from floodwaters vived being thrown from a car in in to the Gogebic County clerk’s Last year, the government a weekend accident in Bellevue office Tuesday to put the issue to allocated $5 million in grants PENSACOLA BEACH, Fla. scenic highway collapsed, and up his son, his computer and was not properly restrained. a public vote in August. Signa- available for consolidation, but (AP) — People were plucked off one Florida woman died when important papers and left. Investigators say the 22- tures must be verified by the districts had to apply for it by rooftops or climbed into their she drove her car into high “I opened the garage and the month-old child either wasn’t county clerk before officially October 2013. Proponents of the attics to get away from fast-ris- water, officials said. water immediately flowed in properly restrained or was not being put on the ballot. Bessemer-W-M consolidation did ing waters when nearly 2 feet of Near the Alabama-Florida like a wave,” he said. “The water restrained at all. Mayle said the last consolidat- not make the deadline to apply. rain fell on the Florida Panhan- line, water started creeping into was coming up to just below the The crash happened Sunday ed school to receive money, about The GOISD applied for and dle and Alabama coast in the Brandi McCoon’s mobile home, hood of my truck and I just afternoon on a ramp to west- $6 million, was Ypsilanti Com- received $8,700 in grant money span of about 24 hours, the lat- so her fiance, Jonathan Brown, gassed it.” bound Wisconsin 172. The 23- munity Schools, which officially to cover any possible elections, est bout of severe weather that wrapped up her nearly 2-year- Schmitz and his son also year-old driver was thrown from merged Ypsilanti School District legal fees and meeting fees in began with tornadoes in the old son Noah in a blanket and made it out safely. the car and died. with Willow Run School District preparation of the consolidation Midwest. they swam in neck-deep water In Alabama, Capt. David in July 2013. The merger was issue. If the consolidation vote On Wednesday, roads were to their car about 50 feet away. Spies of Fish River/Marlow Fire one of the biggest consolidations for the two districts were to fail, chewed up into pieces or wiped Then, the car was flooded. and Rescue said he was part of a Correction in state history. the districts would have had to out entirely and neighborhoods “Every which way we turned, team who found two women and Snyder has proposed $5 mil- pay for the associated costs of were inundated, making rescues there was a big ol’ pile of water,” a young boy trapped in the attic A story in Wednesday’s edi- lion in his budget for the 2015 meetings and legal fees them- difficult for hundreds of people she said. of a modular home. tion on an informational meeting fiscal year, beginning October, 1 selves. who called for help when they Brown called 911 and eventu- Spies said they received the about school consolidation 2014, to be set aside for consoli- “We’ve had to reserve $3,500 were caught off guard by the ally a military vehicle picked first call of help before midnight should have said the state has dation, but no budgets have been of that award, if consolidation single rainiest day ever recorded them up and took them to a Tuesday but they couldn’t find approved $2.2 million for dis- approved yet. were to occur, to be used for pro- in Pensacola. shelter. the group until about 8 a.m. tricts initiating year-round The state’s House of Repre- fessional development of stu- Boats and Humvees Kyle Schmitz was at his Pen- Wednesday. By then, the water schooling, not consolidation. sentatives and Senate will each dents and staff during that tran- zigzagged through the flooded sacola home with his 18-month- was 2 feet below the roof. A fire- Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder have their own budgets and all sitional period,” Mayle said. streets to help stranded resi- old son Oliver on Tuesday night fighter used an axe to punch a has proposed $5 million in his three will be considered. Mayle said the grant money dents. A car and truck plummet- when heavy rain dropped during hole through the roof and free budget to be used for consolida- Mayle said every grant has its was requested to prepare for the ed 25 feet when portions of a a 45-minute span. He gathered them. tion, but no money has been own specifications that need to costs associated with the issue, approved yet. be met. But even if a school goes and not in support of consolida- through the application process, tion. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — An increase out-of-pocket expenses boost tourism Army corporal would get a full for current and retired military TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Two housing allowance to rent an as it faces a sober reality — mili- dozen white-clad Imperial Troop- off-base apartment while a mil- tary pay and benefits comprise ers and other Star Wars charac- itary family will see little the largest share of the budget, ters marched Wednesday down a change in their grocery costs at $167.2 billion out of $495.6 bil- stately, tree-lined avenue in the commissary as an election- lion. Tunis — a site where activists year Congress rebuffed Pen- “America has an obligation to once fought riot police during the tagon efforts to trim military make sure service members and 2011 Arab Spring revolutions. benefits. their families are fairly and The empire was not striking The House Armed Services appropriately compensated and back against the poster child for personnel subcommittee voted cared for during and after their Arab democracy — just an inno- unanimously on Wednesday to time in uniform,” Defense Secre- vative campaign to encourage leave intact the current military tary Chuck Hagel told Congress tourists to return to this sunny health care system, the housing last month. “We also have a desert-and-beach nation in North allowance and much of the Pen- responsibility to give our troops Africa. tagon’s $1.4 billion in direct sub- the finest training and equip- “We came here to Tunis to sidies to the commissaries. ment possible — so that whenev- help save the Star Wars sites in “I’m just really concerned er America calls upon them, they Matmata and Tozeur and con- about military families and this are prepared.” Associated Press IRAQI PRIME Minister Nouri al-Maliki shows his ink-stained finger after casting his vote inside the heavily for- vince people to return to doesn’t need to be,” Rep. Joe Wil- Every attempt by the Pen- tified Green Zone in Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday. Iraqis braved the threat of bombs and other violence to vote Tunisia,” said Ingo Kaiser, head son, R-S.C., chairman of the per- tagon to trim benefits has faced Wednesday in parliamentary elections amid a massive security operation as the country slides deeper into of a Star Wars fan club in sonnel subcommittee, said of the fierce resistance from congres- sectarian strife. Europe, referring to the movie proposed Pentagon cuts after the sional Republicans and sets that are slowly being cov- panel vote. “To me the primary Democrats as well as powerful ered up by sand in the Tunisian focus of the national government outside military organizations desert. is national defense. We will be that argue the benefits help He wore the khaki overalls providing.” attract men and women to the Iraqis vote in an election and large helmet of the two- The panel’s action marked the all-volunteer force. legged AT-ST machines that bat- first step in the defense budget They also contend that service tled rebels in the forest of Endor process on Capitol Hill, with the members and their families in the 1983 film “Return of the full Armed Services Committee make unique sacrifices and Jedi.” expected to approve the bill next deserve all the benefits. without foreign troops A huge screen broadcast week. Still, concerns about fiscal BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq voted hundreds of thousands of troops of four from Baghdad, Mustafa scenes from the Star Wars films Facing diminished budgets, realities emerged during the Wednesday in its first nation- and police deployed across the voted for Ayad Allawi, a secular as the thronging crowds snapped three defense secretaries and panel’s brief discussion about the wide election since U.S. troops country to protect polling centers Shiite who became Iraq’s first photos of the costumed Star senior officers have maintained legislation. withdrew in 2011, with Prime and voters. The streets of Bagh- post-Saddam Hussein prime Wars characters. that the cost of personnel bene- Rep. Susan Davis of Califor- Minister Nouri al-Maliki confi- dad, a city of 7 million, looked minister in 2004. “It’s the first time such an even fits have become unsustainable nia, the top Democrat on the dent of victory and even offering deserted. Police and soldiers “We are living in a diverse has happened in Tunis, it’s really and threaten the Pentagon’s panel, said she supported the an olive branch to his critics by manned checkpoints roughly 500 country in which only seculars impressive,” said Asma Souissi, a ability to prepare the force for bill’s preservation of the military inviting them to join him in a meters (yards) apart and pickup can maintain a balance between 19-year-old student. “It opens up warfighting. benefits, but Congress needs to governing coalition. trucks mounted with machine all ethnic and religious groups,” new horizons for Tunisia.” The department has proposed “begin a conversation to address But his optimism will do little guns roamed the streets that he said. After long-time President Zine gradual reductions that would these issues.” to conceal the turmoil and vio- were otherwise devoid of the Al-Maliki’s State of Law bloc El Abidine Ben Ali was over- lence that still stalk Iraq in the usual traffic jams. was widely expected to win the thrown in 2011, Tunisia was eight years he has held office, Scattered attacks took place most seats in the 328-member rocked by labor unrest, terrorist UKRAINE UPDATE with the looming threat of the north and west of Baghdad, parliament but fall short of a attacks and political assassina- country sliding deeper into sec- killing at least five people and majority, according to analysts. tions. That devastated Tunisia’s tarian bloodshed and risking a wounding 16. Roadside bombs That would allow al-Maliki to key tourism sector, which con- breakup. killed two women and two elec- keep his post only if he can cob- tributes 7 percent to the coun- Russia evokes Nazi “Our victory is certain, but we tion workers in the northern ble together a coalition — a task try’s GDP and employs 400,000 are talking about how big is that town of Dibis. that took nine months after the people. certain success,” he said after Al-Maliki’s upbeat comments last election in 2010. So the Tunisian National horrors to bash Ukraine voting in Baghdad. sharply contrasted with voters’ Even some of his onetime Shi- Office for Tourism teamed up ZHDANIVKA, Ukraine (AP) because the inflammatory pro- “Here we are today, success- sentiments, which ranged from ite backers accuse him of trying with the country’s new Star Wars — Moscow calls the detention paganda may provoke the anti- fully holding the ... election while despair to a gritty resolve to par- to amass power for himself, but fan club to stage the country’s its center under construction near Kiev opposition in the east. no foreign troops exist on Iraqi ticipate despite the threat of vio- many in the majority sect see no first Star Wars encounter. Fan the Russian border a “fascist The propaganda assault soil. I call upon all the other lence. alternative to the 63-year-old al- clubs from Europe took part in concentration camp.” Inside the began during the monthslong groups to leave the past behind “I see this election as the last Maliki or are looking for a suc- Wednesday’s parade and screen- barbed-wire fences, the reality is pro-Western protests that oust- and start a new phase of good chance, my last bet on Iraq. If cessor who would follow in his ings of the Star Wars films will less ominous: It’s an EU-funded ed Ukraine’s pro-Russian presi- brotherly relations,” said al- things continue to be the same, I footsteps and jealously guard take place at the desert movie project to hold asylum seekers dent in February. Russian state Maliki, who faces growing criti- will leave, and this time for Shiite political domination. sets over the next few days. and illegal immigrants, similar news media were quick to dis- cism over government corruption good,” said Saad Sadiq Mustafa, However, al-Maliki enjoys the “We did this campaign to take to other such detention centers miss the protests as the work of and persistent bloodshed as sec- a 55-year-old retired army officer crucial support of neighboring advantage of these sets, which across Europe. Ukrainian neo-Nazis, a particu- tarian tensions threaten to push who fled with his family to neigh- powerhouse Iran, which aides are unique in the world — the The accusation is part of a larly loaded accusation because Iraq back toward the brink of boring Syria to escape the worst have said will use the vast influ- only sites from the movies relentless Kremlin-driven pro- Ukrainian nationalists collabo- civil war. Sunni-Shiite violence of 2006 ence it enjoys in Iraq to push dis- remaining,” said Zied Chargui, paganda offensive that uses rating with the Nazis are The election was held amid a and 2007 and came home in contented Shiite factions into director of the National Office of World War II-era terms and blamed for horrific reprisal massive security operation, with 2008. A Sunni Arab and a father backing him for another term. Tunisian Tourism. imagery to rail against attacks during World War II. Ukraine’s fledging government. The Maidan movement did con- “Nazis,” “fascists” and “Fritzes” tain an ultranationalist element, are some of the terms that Rus- known as the Right Sector, but Juror: Recording of Minnesota killings was key sia is hurling at Ukrainian its influence appears greatly authorities who took power after amplified by the Russian media. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A said Wednesday. “That audio the ouster of the last elected Putin has set the national window shatters. The sound of recording of the actual killings president, a reversal in political tone by eagerly using the word footsteps is followed by sharp and the audio recording of Mr. fortunes that has led to a pro- “Nazis” to refer to the protesters cracks of gunshots, a teenager’s Smith’s interview immediately Western Ukrainian government in Ukraine. Speaking at his groans and a fall. Minutes later, after his arrest ... pretty much in Kiev and a pro-Russian insur- annual April call-in show, Putin there are more bangs and convinced me that we were deal- gency in the country’s east. warned that “neo-Nazism is on screams from another teen ing with a deranged individual.” It’s an effective tactic because the rise” in Ukraine. before she, too, was silenced by a Smith shot 17-year-old Nick of the emotional weight that By invoking World War II central Minnesota homeowner Brady and 18-year-old Haile World War II has in Russia. The imagery, the Kremlin is stirring who was convicted of plotting Kifer as they descended the Soviet victory against Hitler is a cauldron of emotion; millions the whole thing. stairs into his basement, where the nation’s single most power- of Russians were killed in battle A day after Byron Smith was prosecutors say Smith was wait- ful rallying cry. In evoking the or thrown into Nazi camps in a found guilty of premeditated ing. ugliest words related to Nazi war that left no family unaffect- murder, jurors said the audio of Prosecutors say Smith had Germany, the Russian media ed. the Thanksgiving Day 2012 moved his truck to make it look loyal to President Vladimir “The only thing that truly killings of two unarmed teens — like no one was home, then sat Putin is galvanizing support for unites the nation is the mytholo- a recording that the 65-year-old in a chair at the bottom of his his aggressive stance toward gy of the Second World War and switched on before the break-in stairs with a book, energy bars, Ukraine, both among his coun- the idea of victory,” said political occurred — was key in his con- a bottle of water and two guns. trymen and among Russian- analyst Dmitry Oreshkin. “Putin viction. He also set up a hand-held speakers in Ukraine’s east. appeals to that; there’s nothing “That was the most damning recorder on a bookshelf. It’s also a dangerous tactic, else to rally around.” piece of evidence in my mind,” Defense attorneys said Smith Wes Hatlestad, one of 12 jurors, was afraid after prior break-ins and was hiding from intruders, Associated Press whom he feared were armed. JAY AND Jenny Kifer, the parents of Haile Kifer who was murdered, Smith had previously installed react during a news conference Tuesday after the homeowner Byron video surveillance, and defense Smith was sentenced in Little Falls, Minn. Smith, who shot and killed Abelman Clothing attorney Steve Meshbesher said Nick Brady, 17, and Haile, 18, during a 2012 Thanksgiving Day break-in, Wednesday that Smith set up was convicted of premeditated murder. the audio recording as another & Footwear means of protection. “He was afraid that he might Smith plans to appeal. He did it because he wanted to. be killed,” Meshbesher said. “He Ted Sampsell-Jones, a crimi- And that is not what self- did it in case he was shot and nal law professor at William defense is about,” Sampsell- killed in his house, and the Mitchell College of Law, said the Jones said. police would have some evidence audio recording was devastating The recording captured the $ 99 to use, and the family would be to the defense, noting that sounds of Smith shooting Brady able to find the perpetrators.” Smith’s taunts to the victims as he came down the stairs. 18 Meshbesher said jurors don’t show a man in a panic. Brady groans after the first and should have heard the whole “It was very powerful, and it second shots, but is silent after a recording, not just the portion makes it very clear that ... he third shot, and Smith can be 16” Black PVC selected by prosecutors. 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ENGAGED: Erin Kady Loman and Ryan Timothy LOS ANGELES (AP) — Looks like George Pairolero. Clooney owes Michelle Pfeiffer a lot of money. The 52-year-old actor — Hollywood’s most Loman / Pairolero determined bachelor, famous for a litany of fleeting loves — has taken himself off the romantic market, WATERSMEET — Erin Kady Loman, of Glad- even though he once bet Pfeiffer $100,000 that he’d stone, and Ryan Timothy Pairolero, of never marry again. Watersmeet, have announced their engagement. After dating a string of actresses, models, a The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mark and cocktail waitress and a former professional Associated Press Renee Loman, of Rapid River. She is a 2007 grad- wrestler, Clooney recently proposed to 36-year-old BRIAN OSBORNE and Megan Hunley are married on April 19 by Justice of the Peace Richard Tashea, right, in uate of Gladstone Area High School. Erin earned a international law attorney Amal Alamuddin — front of their Gales Ferry, Conn., home that suffered severe fire damage on April 14. The couple was engaged bachelor’s degree from Central Michigan Universi- despite repeated protestations that marriage was- on Wednesday and their guests wore the same clothes to the wedding they had been wearing on the day of ty and a master’s degree in speech-language n’t for him. the fire. pathology from the University of Wyoming. She is “This fascination with my love life is really employed as a speech-language pathologist in the something,” he told the British newspaper The Ironwood area. Express earlier this year. “I keep saying I’ll never The future groom is the son of Robert and Deb- get married again or have children, but people just Connecticut couple return orah Pairolero, of Watersmeet. He is a 2008 grad- don’t want to believe me.” uate of Watersmeet High School and a 2012 grad- News of the engagement was announced by the uate of CMU. Ryan will begin working on his Doc- human-rights law firm where Alamuddin works. torate of Physical Therapy through CMU this Doughty Street Chambers said Monday its lawyers to burned house to marry spring. and staff “offer their best wishes and congratula- tions to Ms. Amal Alamuddin ... and Mr. George LEDYARD, Conn. (AP) — If Brian extinguish the fire with water from a ways and married other people. Clooney on their engagement to be married.” Osborne learned one thing from the hose. He realized in seconds it was They then both divorced. A mutual For reprints or lamination Alamuddin has advised former U.N. Secretary- fire that destroyed his house but hopeless. friend, Cori Miller, who’d known General Kofi Annan on Syria, helped ex-Ukrainian spared his children, his girlfriend and Then he ran back in to grab the Osborne for years and went to col- services, contact the Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko challenge her the family’s two dogs, it was this: keys to his truck because he feared lege with Hunley, put the couple imprisonment and represented WikiLeaks founder “Life’s too short. There’s no point it would explode. back in touch after she heard both Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 waiting when everything can be The fire was first reported at 1:16 were single again. Julian Assange as he fought extradition to Swe- taken away tomorrow,” he said. p.m. Gales Ferry Fire Chief Anthony “I thought they always belonged den. One of the only items that sur- Saccone said firefighters arrived to together,” Miller said. vived the wind-driven blaze at 15 find flames blazing on the outside of Billy Daly, a friend who met Chapman Lane in Gales Ferry on the Cape Cod-style home and push- Osborne when they both lived in April 14 was the engagement ring ing through blown-out windows Groton, has been having the family Female giraffe born at Osborne planned to give his girl- toward the inside. The sunroom had stay in his house since the fire. Daly friend, Megan Hunley, but hadn’t yet. been destroyed completely before found a justice of the peace, a pho- He said he’ll never forget a firefight- firefighters arrived. tographer and cooked half the food er finding the ring and holding out his The family’s black-and-white cat, for the reception. Cincinnati Zoo, needs name gloved hand with the charred box. Bugsy, died in the fire. He understands knowing when The ring was untouched. “I cried,” Later that afternoon, firefighters someone is the right person, he said. Hunley said. “I just cried.” searched for items that were pre- “My wife and I knew each other two CINCINNATI (AP) — The The couple returned to the cious to the family. They found an 8- weeks and I proposed,” he said. Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gar- burned house last weekend to get by-10 picture of Osborne’s mother, They’ve been married 15 years and den says its new baby giraffe is a married in front of 40 friends and who died in 2010, and the gold have three children. girl. members of the Gales Ferry Volun- charm bracelet that belonged to Less than two days after the fire, The zoo says 7-year-old moth- teer Fire Co. Hunley’s grandmother. Osborne asked Hunley to go down- er Tessa gave birth to her calf Hunley said that before the fire, Osborne also told a firefighter of stairs with him where they could be she’d wanted Osborne to ask her the small blue box on top of the alone. Then he asked her to marry Monday morning. The event was father’s permission before they mar- headboard in the bedroom. him. featured live on Twitter. ried. Then it all changed. “Then when he came out, I can They weren’t 18 and he wasn’t Mother and daughter will be “I could have lost him that day and remember it so vividly,” Osborne waiting, he said. Osborne, a sonar visible through the viewing glass that would have been devastating,” said. “He had a big leather glove on, technician on the USS Springfield, at Giraffe Ridge. she said. “And that was enough for like for fighting fires, and he held his turned 34 last week. His wife, a It’s Tessa’s third calf in three me to realize nothing else matters.” hand out, and I just saw it sitting police officer in Indiana, is 33. years. She gave birth to Lulu in The couple married dressed in there.” He opened it, found the ring, Hunley felt the same. “After you 2012 and to Zuri in 2011. Zuri the clothes they escaped the fire in: and dropped it in his pocket. go through something like that, you broke her leg in a stall at 7 Hunley in pajama pants and an Osborne and Hunley met in 2000, realize life is short and I didn’t want Under Armour shirt; Osborne in soot- dated on and off, went their separate to wait anymore,” she said. weeks old and had to be eutha- stained shorts and a T-shirt. The nized. children, Hanna, 12, and Carter, 8, Tessa and her mating part- wore sweats, gym shorts and T- ner, Kimba, have been at the shirts. Their friends also wore what- Cincinnati Zoo since 2008. ever they were dressed in the day of The zoo is holding a public the fire. Nifty Gift Shop naming contest for the newborn. The blaze tore through the house Entries will be accepted through Associated Press swiftly, burning about one-third of the At GIOVANONI True Value the zoo’s Facebook page begin- A NEWBORN giraffe calf stands next its mother Monday in Cincinnati. structure, enough to make it a total loss. GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ning Tuesday and ending Thurs- Because of her very public birth, the zoo has decided to ask the public * Wedding Gifts The family was eating lunch at • Appliances day. to suggest names for the calf on its Facebook page. the time. Osborne said he’d been * Baby Gifts • Hunting & Fishing cleaning out the garage earlier and * Bridal Shower Gifts Supplies had burned some cardboard out- • Plumbing Parts side, then put the fire out with water. * Bridal Registry He said firefighters suspected an • Kitchen Appliances App happy: wedding help in the palm of your hand ember may have been lit and blown * Much, Much More • Snowblowers By DIANA MARSZALEK quick access to an abundance of all the events surrounding their back into the garage. • Lawnmowers Associated Press information, and that’s what nuptials, from bridal showers to The couple said they don’t know • Tools Doug Appleton’s grandparents apps and technology provide.” honeymoons, using pictures and how long the house had been burn- • Tool Rental ing. 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Kleidon, 96, of Ironwood, MERCER, Wis. — Roselyn F. “Rosie” Brozzo, 70, of Mercer, died Tuesday, April 29, 2014, in Ironwood. died Monday, April 28, 2014, at home. getting better She was born Feb. 7, 1918, in Ironwood, daughter of the She was born Nov. 25, 1943, in Wakefield, Mich., daughter of late Charles and Lempi (Hakko) Maki. Vivian attended Iron- the late Bernard and Isabelle (Goodenow) Brozzo, and attend- MADISON, Wis. — Wiscon- vate action to reduce pollution wood schools and graduated from the Luther ed Marenisco, Mich., schools. She lived in Milwaukee and Cal- sin’s air quality continues to emissions. L. Wright High School. She was a member of ifornia prior to moving to Mercer in 1973, where she was improve, according to a Wiscon- The updated trends include Zion Lutheran Church and the Quilters Club employed at Simpson Electric up until the time of her death. sin Department of Natural data from 2012. The summer of at the church. Vivian volunteered at nursing Rosie was a former member of the Mercer Lioness. She Resources report. 2012 was the hottest on record homes, enjoyed baking and made great gum- enjoyed traveling, snowmobiling and rummage sales. “Wisconsin’s air quality has for Milwaukee and the third drop cake. Surviving are a son, Billy Brozzo, Brainard, Minn.; brother, shown significant improvement hottest summer in Madison. She was married to Edmund H. Kleidon in Ronald (Valerie) Brozzo, San Anselmo, Calif.; sister, Berna- over the years,” said DNR Air Extreme heat and a lack of rain Chicago on Aug. 2, 1941. He preceded her in dine Kirkley, Muskego; 11 nieces and nephews; 15 great- Program Director Bart Spon- are prime conditions for ground death on May 17, 1987. nieces and -nephews; numerous cousins; and a host of friends. seller. “This report makes air level ozone formation, and these Vivian is survived by her children, Judith Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by two monitoring data more accessible conditions contributed to (James) Donlan, of Watersmeet, Susan Edel- brothers, Charles and Donald Brozzo; and a sister, Isabelle to the public and displays longer increased ozone concentrations man, of North Bend, Wash., Carol Bastian, of Vivian A. Brozzo. term trends.” statewide, as compared to 2011. Kleidon The report provides current The report also includes draft Palos Heights, Ill., and Charles Kleidon, of 1918 — 2014 Per Rosie’s wishes, cremation has taken place. Chicago; seven grandchildren; five great- A memorial gathering for family and friends will be held monitoring data and an assess- 2013 ozone data, which is cur- grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and Friday, May 2, from 6 to 8 p.m., with a time for sharing of ment of improving air quality in rently under review. When 2013 other relatives. memories at 7:30 p.m., at the McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, the state, along with trends in draft data is included, overall Besides her parents and husband, Vivian was preceded in 305 N. Lowell St., in Ironwood, Mich. air quality dating as far back as ozone concentrations decrease, 1997. reflecting a summer with more death by a daughter, Diane; a brother and sister-in-law, Ray- Private interment will be in Lakeside Cemetery, Wakefield, The report comes on the heels normal conditions. mond and Vienna Maki; a sister and brother-in-law, Dora and at a later date. of a recent Environmental Pro- The report is available on the Gerald Minkin; and a son-in-law, Robert Bastian. Arrangements have been entrusted to McKevitt-Patrick tection Agency announcement air quality trends page of the Cremation will take place at the Range Crematory in Hur- Funeral Home and Cremation Services of Ironwood, where that Milwaukee, Racine and DNR’s website, which includes ley, Wis. condolences may be expressed online at mckevittpatrickfuner- Waukesha counties meet all fed- an interactive map where the A memorial service will take place at a later date. alhome.com. eral Clean Air standards, repre- user can look at concentrations Inurnment will be in the Riverside Cemetery in Ironwood. senting years of public and pri- from sites around the state. Vivian’s family would like to thank the staff at the West- gate Nursing, Rehabilitation and Assisted Living Communi- Dolores A. ‘Tudy’ Carlson ty, as well as Regional Hospice, for the wonderful care that IRONWOOD, Mich. — Dolores A. “Tudy” Carlson, age 61, of Severe winter turns was given to her. Ironwood, died Sunday, April 13, 2014, at home. Her family has entrusted Range Funeral Service Inc. and She was born Feb. 26, 1953, in Ironwood, daughter of the the Ketola-Burla Funeral Home of Ironwood and Hurley with late Ralph and Doris (Gorski) Bodoh. Tudy was a graduate of evergreens brown planning the funeral arrangements. the Luther L. Wright High School, class of 1971. On June 18, 1971, she was united in marriage with Robert Donald E. Barrette Carlson. She had been employed at the Kentucky Fried Chick- Brown evergreen trees follow- moving traffic. en in Ironwood until its closing, and then at the Bell Chalet in ing the severe winter aren’t lim- “The discolored needles may WAKEFIELD, Mich. — Donald E. Barrette, 86, of Wake- Hurley, Wis. ited to the Gogebic Range. eventually fall off. Spruce trees field, passed away early Wednesday morning, April 30, Tudy loved shopping, cooking, writing poetry, reading and Residents from across Wiscon- tend to be more tolerant of salt 2014. television. Her car was an important part of her life. sin have been contacting state spray and run-off than native forestry officials about unsightly pines,” Lanigan said. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday, She is survived by her husband, Rob, of Wakefield; two sons, Robert Carlson Jr., of Eagle River, Wis., and Dane Brickey, of brown on trees along roadsides, Winter drying represents May 3, at 11 a.m., preceded by visitation at 10 a.m., at Immac- parks and yards. another contributor to the high ulate Conception Catholic Church in Wakefield, with the Rev. Jackson; three daughters, Michelle (Jim) Wirtz, of Chicago, Carrie Anne (Jeremy) Borlek, of Mellen, Wis., and Stephanie “The harsh winter created number of discolored conifers. Antony Lukka, celebrant. some serious challenges for cone- When the ground is frozen for Carlson, of Wakefield; two sisters, Kathleen Morrison, of Iron- Interment will take place in Lakeside Cemetery, Wakefield, bearing conifers and other ever- long periods, the trees are later this spring. wood, and Angie Osinski, of Iron Belt, Wis.; and six grandchil- greens this year because of salt unable to replenish moisture in A complete obituary will be published in Friday’s edition of dren. and winter drying,” said Todd needles exposed to harsh winds the Daily Globe. She was preceded in death by her parents; her brother, Lanigan, Department of Natural and the winter sun, Lanigan Lakeside Memorial Chapel of Wakefield is assisting the Richard; and brother-in-law, Michael Osinski. Resources plant specialist. said. family. Condolences may be expressed online at lakeside- Cremation has taken place at the Range Crematory in Hurley. He there a few telltale signs to If the tree or shrub is green memorialchapel.com. A memorial service will be held today, Thursday, May 1, at look for in determining the below the snowline, winter dry- 1 p.m. at the Ketola-Burla Funeral Home in Ironwood. Deacon source of the damage “As the sur- ing is likely the culprit. Discol- Chuck Gervasio will officiate. rounding vegetation starts to ored needles on the south sides of For reprints or lamination services, The family will receive friends from noon until the time of green up, the contrast is even trees and shrubs also indicate the service at the funeral home. more noticeable to homeowners winter drying. contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 Arrangements are by Range Funeral Service and Cremato- and motorists used to seeing Lanigan said many ever- ry, Ketola-Burla Funeral Home in Ironwood. healthy pines, cedars and greens are likely suffering from a junipers,” he said. combination of both salt and win- Salt affects vegetation along ter injury. roadways through run-off and “If the buds are not affected, Isle Royale wolf decline boosts Conyers: Has enough salt spray. As the snow melts new green growth will soon and salty run-off accumulates, appear. Some trees and shrubs signatures for ballot entire groups of trees or shrubs are able to sustain damage cov- moose population near the puddles may show off- ering up to half of their surface DETROIT (AP) — U.S. Rep. color needles. area and still recover,” Lanigan TRAVERSE CITY (AP) — Isle John Conyers says he has Scattered reddish brown said. Royale National Park’s inbred enough signatures for his name streaks and spots typically result “Trees are pretty resilient and gray wolf population remains to appear on the August primary from salty slush that has been do have the ability to recover dangerously low for a third con- ballot despite a report that two splashed up by plows and fast- from some injuries.” secutive year, while the moose on circulators weren’t registered which they feed have doubled voters when they gathered sig- during the same period — trends natures. Briefly that could lead to long-term The longtime Detroit Demo- problems for the Lake Superior crat said in a statement Wednes- Land opposes Democrats’ there’s “room” for a smaller archipelago’s ecosystems, scien- day that he’s “pleased” the minimum wage hike increase. tists said Wednesday. Wayne County clerk determined Heather Swift says Land is LANSING (AP) — A Only nine wolves roamed the his campaign collected a suffi- studying options and isn’t yet spokeswoman says Republican park this winter — one more cient number of signatures. The committing to a specific increase. U.S. Senate candidate Terri than the eight recorded last year, 5 election is Aug. 5. Senate Republicans blocked leg- Lynn Land opposes Democratic which was the lowest total since The Associated Press left islation to gradually boost the legislation to raise the minimum wildlife biologists began observ- messages Wednesday with the federal minimum wage from wage to $10.10 an hour, but ing the relationship between Isle clerk’s office. $7.25 an hour to $10.10. Royale wolves and moose in the late 1950s. The study is the world’s longest of a predator-prey relationship in a closed ecosys- tem. Associated Press “The wolves are struggling,” IN THIS 2001 file photo released by Michigan Technological University, said Rolf Peterson, a research Moose are shown on Isle Royale. Scientists on Wednesday said the professor with Michigan Techno- slumping wolf population at Isle Royale National Park is leading to a logical University and co-director boom in the number of moose on the Lake Superior island chain. The of the study. “There’s definitely a development reflects what researchers say are dim prospects for the chance they might not last much wolves’ long-term survival and raises the possibility that a runaway longer.” moose population will damage the island’s vegetation. Dining Guide Meanwhile, the moose popula- tion rose to about 1,050, accord- bers in the nearby states of Min- remove Great Lakes wolves from ing to a report by Peterson and nesota, Michigan and Wisconsin the endangered species list. co-director John Vucetich are also falling — but for entire- Since then, the three states obtained by The Associated Press ly different reasons. The main- have allowed managed hunts ahead of its scheduled release. land population had risen so dra- and their combined total has fall- Your That’s a sharp jump from the 515 matically in recent decades that en to roughly 2,900. But officials counted in 2011. it exceeded 4,000 in the three say the populations are healthy The wolf’s decline on the states by 2012, leading the U.S. and thriving, in contrast to Isle table is island chain comes as its num- Fish and Wildlife Service to Royale’s beleaguered remnant. Milwaukee officer shoots man in park waiting! MILWAUKEE (AP) — A Mil- The shooting is the first in the and walked to the north side to The Wakefield VFW waukee police officer shot and city since a state law went into see what happened. LOCATED ON U.S. 2 killed a man Wednesday in a effect Friday requiring an outside “We made that determination downtown park popular among investigator to run officer- quickly because of the way the Try our “Fantastic” workers and families. involved death investigations. A sound reverberated and the FRIDAY NIGHT Nearly 30 police officers con- spokeswoman for the Depart- quickness of the sounds all in a verged on Red Arrow Park after ment of Justice said it had row: bam, bam, bam, bam,” he the shooting. The park is among received a request for help and said. FISHFISH the most visible areas of the city had agents on site. He said employees looked out with workers frequenting a Star- The park is across the street the windows and saw police offi- FRFRYY bucks there, children skating in from the historic City Hall build- cers and first responders doing Check out our the ice rink and, in warmer ing downtown and many people chest compressions on a person Friday Night Specials weather, teens and young adults inside heard the gunshots, lying on the ground in the park. TAKE-OUTS WELCOME gathering to ride unicycles. including Bill Arnold, the public Alderman Robert Bauman told Milwaukee police Lt. Mark information manager for the city the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Stop in and check us out Stanmeyer said in an email that of Milwaukee. that he also heard shots and while you enjoy your favorite beverage from the bar. an officer shot a man about 3:30 Arnold said he was on the looked out the window of his sec- p.m. in the park and officers were other side of the building on the ond-floor office to see an officer SERVING 3 to 8 • (224-3071) investigating. He did not provide third floor when he heard six to fire his weapon and then drop to any other details. eight shots in “quick succession” one knee, apparently distraught. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2014 l 9 W-M ATHLETES HONORED Famous bidders already lining up for LA Clippers

LOS ANGELES (AP) — If Don- bing the brand and participating ald Sterling is compelled to sell the in future revenue linked to a new Los Angeles Clippers, the list of TV deal all make the team very potential buyers has more stars attractive to prospective buyers,” than their roster. Carter said. Oprah Winfrey is contemplat- For a day, almost everybody ing a bid. Sean Combs is a Knicks seemed interested in being those fan, but he wants in. buyers — and even entertainers Floyd Mayweather Jr. wants without those limitless resources the whole team. Matt Damon were clamoring for the chance. wants a tiny piece. Combs, Rick Ross and Snoop Billionaires, entertainers and Dogg all aired their interest, as did athletes alike announced their longtime Clippers fan Frankie intentions to pursue the Clippers Muniz and Damon, who told with varying degrees of serious- CNBC he’d like to be a “super tiny ness Wednesday, proving the long- minority investor.” Fans also got time losers will be quite a prize if in on the frenzy, opening cam- the NBA is able to wrest control of paigns on Kickstarter and the team away from Sterling after Crowdtilt to pool their resources his lifetime ban for racist remarks. for the club. Winfrey led the list, and the Mayweather spoke seriously media mogul is already bringing in about his interest while preparing her friends. for his fight with Marcos Maidana “Oprah Winfrey is in discus- this Saturday, although Money sions with David Geffen and Larry May would have to curb his enthu- Ellison to make a bid for the Los siastic sports gambling habit. Angeles Clippers should the team Oscar De La Hoya, the majority Submitted photo become available,” spokesperson shareholder in Golden Boy Promo- WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO athletes were honored on Sunday night at its annual athletic banquet. Major award winners include from left: Brianna Nicole Nichols confirmed in an tions whose statue sits outside Greenough, Joe Vestich Memorial Scholarship, Dennis Brunelle Athletic Scholarship, W-M Booster Club Scholarship; Paxton Wanink, Duane Lane email. Staples Center, volunteered him- Scholarship, W-M Booster Club Scholarship; Jacob Ringsmuth, Matt Ahonen Memorial Scholarship, Donnie Krznarich Memorial Scholarship, Rus- If Winfrey joins Geffen, the bil- self as a part-owner. sell Hearns Memorial Scholarship, Joe Vestich Memorial Scholarship, Dennis Brunelle Athletic Scholarship, W-M Booster Club Scholarship; Han- lionaire entertainment executive, “The league has made it known nah Cormier, W-M Booster Club Scholarship; and Miranda Sibley, Matt Ahonen Memorial Scholarship, James Daniels Scholarship, W-M Booster and Oracle CEO Ellison to pool that it wants more minorities Club Scholarship. Not pictured is Elizabeth Noble, Russell Hearns Memorial Scholarship. their vast resources for a bid, they involved, and as a proud Mexican- could be among the top contenders American, I will bring a different for a franchise that would be perspective to the NBA in general, among the most valuable sports and the Clippers in particular,” De Winston accused of taking crab legs properties to hit the market since La Hoya said. “I was born and TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — later. Winston was cooperative the Los Angeles Dodgers’ $2 billion raised in Los Angeles. I know what it takes to run a successful sports Heisman Trophy winner Jameis and told the deputies he forgot to sale in 2012 to the Guggenheim entity.” Winston was issued a civil cita- pay for the food, but he did not Partners group fronted by Magic Johnson, the Lakers great and A vocal segment of the NBA’s tion after sheriff’s deputies said contact the store or return there another potential Clippers bidder. social media following immediate- he walked out of a supermarket to pay for the items, Wood said. The Clippers spent the last ly started a campaign to move the without paying for $32 worth of “The facts are not in dispute,” three decades rotting in the shad- Clippers to Seattle, a basketball- crab legs and crawfish. Wood said. “He left without pay- ow of the glamorous Lakers, who loving city that has been without a The 20-year-old Florida State ing.” piled up championships while the team since Clay Bennett moved quarterback said he forgot to pay Winston issued a statement lowly Clips only racked up losses. the SuperSonics to Oklahoma City for the food. The offense was rel- through his lawyer saying he With Sterling’s ouster, the Clip- in 2008. atively minor but drew attention had intended to pay, “but made a pers suddenly became the most But much of the Clippers’ value both because of his stature and terrible mistake for which I’m attractive team in town to wealthy results from their location in the because it was his latest brush taking full responsibility. In a fans lining up for an unlikely nation’s second-largest city and with the law. Winston had been moment of youthful ignorance, I chance to seize control of a Holly- their opportunity to sign a lucra- the subject of a much more seri- walked out of the store without wood sports franchise on the move. tive new television rights deal in ous, monthslong investigation paying for one of my items. David Carter, the executive 2016. into allegations that he had sex- “I realize that I am in the pub- director of USC’s Sports Business The Clippers’ association with ually assaulted a woman in lic spotlight and my conduct Institute, identifies multiple fac- Sterling’s racist remarks could December 2013. A prosecutor needs to be above reproach.” tors contributing to the Clippers’ have been crushing to their pres- declined to charge him, citing a The 6-foot-4, 235-pound Win- extraordinary value. tige and value, but they don’t seem lack of evidence and gaps in the ston led Florida State to an “Interest in the team results to be a problem if Sterling is no accuser’s story. undefeated season and national Submitted photo from the combination of NBA longer associated with the club. Leon County Sheriff’s Maj. football championship. For the JIM CORGIAT of Bergland receives his Upper Peninsula Sports Hall of teams being rare assets that are “The short term damage has Michael Wood said Wednesday season, he passed for more than Fame plaque from past UPSHF president Nancy Osier of Wakefield Sat- seldom available for purchase, the been dramatic, but Commissioner that Publix employees called 4,000 yards and 40 touchdowns, urday at the 43rd annual induction banquet at the Island Resort & Casi- location of this particular team, deputies, who went to Winston’s completing nearly 67 percent of no in Harris. Corgiat, a former Michigan State University football stand- and potential owners’ belief that apartment about three hours his throws. revenue streams linked to rehab- out, is the 12th native of Bessemer to join the UPSHF. NBA — page 10

ARDINALS REWERS MilwaukeeC 9, St.B Louis 3 Garza fails; Cards beat ab rhbi ab rhbi CGomz cf 5121MCrpnt 3b 4110 EHerrr rf-lf 5010Jay cf 4231 Gennett 2b 5020Hollidy lf 4221 Brewers 9-3 Lucroy c 4010Grichk lf 0000 Overay 1b 4000MAdms 1b 5113 KDavis lf 3100Craig rf 5143 ST. LOUIS (AP) — Another rotation. Maldnd p 0000JhPerlt ss 4000 injury was too much for the “I’m going to make sure I’m MrRynl 3b-rf 2112GGarci 2b 5110 Bianchi ss-3b 4010T.Cruz c 3000 depleted Milwaukee Brewers. OK by then,” he said. “I’m not Garza p 2000SMiller p 4111 Matt Garza was removed with here to skip a start.” Wang p 0000Choate p 0000 a bruised right thumb in the He wasn’t happy with losing RWeks ph 0000Fornatr p 0000 Duke p 0000 fourth inning of a 9-3 loss to the to the Cardinals for the second Segura ss 1010 St. Louis Cardinals on Wednes- time this year. The right-hander Totals 35 393Totals 38 9 13 9 day. That put more stress on a was charged with five runs. Milwaukee 021 000 000 —3 St. Louis 103 221 00x —9 bullpen that pitched 16 innings On April 14, he allowed four E_M.Carpenter (5). DP_St. Louis 1. LOB_Milwaukee in the three-game series, the first runs in seven innings of a 4-0 9, St. Louis 11. 2B_Segura (4), Jay 2 (4), Craig 2 (5), G.Garcia (1), S.Miller (2). HR_C.Gomez (7), two extra-inning wins. loss at home to St. Louis. In Mar.Reynolds (6), Ma.Adams (2), Craig (3). CS_Gennett “We were hoping he’d go three of his first five starts, he (2). deep,” manager Ron Roenicke worked seven or more innings. IP HRER BB SO Milwaukee said. “It hurt, him not going “It’s been a consistent battle Garza L,1-3 355544 deep.” for me so far this year,” Garza Wang 364422 The Brewers considered roster said. “I don’t know if it’s me Duke 110002 Maldonado 110000 moves after the game. Roenicke fighting myself or me trying to do St. Louis said decisions probably would be too much or what it is, but it S.Miller W,3-2 663331 Choate 210002 made after Milwaukee arrived in needs to stop. I’m going to carry Fornataro 120000 Cincinnati for a four-game my weight on this team and do S.Miller pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. series. my part. Right now, I’m not.” Garza pitched to 1 batter in the 4th. HBP_by Choate (K.Davis). PB_Lucroy. Garza (1-3) was injured when Rookie Wei-Chung Wang, T_3:25. A_40,783 (45,399). he got jammed on his at-bat in selected from Pittsburgh in the in six innings. the the fourth with Milwaukee winter meeting draft, gave up Backup catcher Martin Mal- trailing 4-3. He expects to be four runs in three innings and ready for his next turn in the has allowed 10 runs and 13 hits Associated Press BREWERS page 10 — DETROIT TIGERS’ Austin Jackson, left, scores on a double by Bryan Holaday as Chicago White Sox catcher Tyler Flowers waits for the ball during the fourth inning in Chicago on Wednesday. Tigers shut down White Sox 5-1 CHICAGO (AP) — Max through the whole at-bat,” IGERS HITE OX Scherzer wasn’t at his best Scherzer said. “I just thought I Detroit T 5, W ChicagoS 1 Wednesday. could have been a little more ab rhbi ab rhbi Kinsler 2b 5020Eaton cf 3000 But it was more than enough efficient so I could have pitched TrHntr rf 5110JrDnks cf 0000 to beat the White Sox. deeper into the game.” MiCarr dh 5120GBckh 2b 4010 VMrtnz 1b 3012JAreu 1b 4010 Scherzer threw six scoreless Scherzer beat the White Sox JMrtnz lf 5110A.Dunn dh 3000 innings and the Detroit Tigers for the second straight time, fol- AJcksn cf 1100Viciedo rf 4120 beat the Chicago White Sox 5-1 lowing up his April 24 win when Cstllns 3b 3001AlRmrz ss 4010 Holady c 3112De Aza lf 3000 to finish a two-game sweep. he went six innings and allowed AnRmn ss 4000Flowrs c 4011 Scherzer (3-1) won his third two runs in a 7-4 victory. Semien 3b 4000 straight start, allowing four hits He also helped Tigers win for Totals 34 585Totals 33 161 Detroit 000 400 001 —5 while striking out seven to the fourth time in five games, Chicago 000 000 001 —1 become the first pitcher in team and shut down the powerful E_Semien (4). LOB_Detroit 9, Chicago 8. 2B_Tor.Hunter (7), J.Martinez (1), Holaday (1), J.Abreu history with at least seven White Sox offense for the second (8), Viciedo 2 (11). SF_V.Martinez, Castellanos. strikeouts in each of his first six straight day. IP HRER BB SO starts. “Yeah, we missed out on a Detroit Scherzer W,3-1 640037 He also became the first in couple of opportunities today Alburquerque 100001 the majors to do it since Tim and yesterday too, but those Chamberlain 100000 Lincecum began the 2010 season guys are pretty good pitchers E.Reed 121101 Chicago with at least six strikeouts in his and have been for a while,” Noesi L,0-2 3 2/3 54412 first seven starts. White Sox catcher Tyler Flowers Petricka 2 1/3 00012 Putnam 100001 But it was the three walks said. Cleto 131022 and 105 pitches that gnawed at “They do some good things in D.Webb 100013 Associated Press the reigning AL Cy Young Cleto pitched to 3 batters in the 9th. MILWAUKEE BREWERS’ Scooter Gennett removes his helmet after he was caught stealing second to end Umpires_Home, Hunter Wendelstedt; First, Mike Award winner. the top of the third inning against the St. Louis Cardinals Wednesday in St. Louis. Estabrook; Second, Jerry Layne; Third, Mike DiMuro. “They fought me all the way T_3:03. A_15,157 (40,615). TIGERS — page 10 10 l THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2014 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE SCOREBOARD Wednesday, April 30: San Antonio 109, Wednesday, April 16: Montreal 5, Wednesday, April 23: Dallas 4, Ana- NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Re-signed Tampa Bay (C.Ramos 1-1) at Boston Dallas 103 Tampa Bay 4, OT heim 2 RW Jaromir Jagr. (Peavy 1-0), 1:05 p.m., 1st game Michigan signs Allentown, Pa., guard Basketball Friday, May 2: San Antonio at Dallas, 8 Friday, April 18: Montreal 4, Tampa Bay Friday, April 25: Anaheim 6, Dallas 2 COLLEGE L.A. Dodgers (Haren 3-0) at Minnesota Abdur-Rakhman of 9:30 p.m. 1 Sunday, April 27: Anaheim 5, Dallas 4, ALABAMA — Named Reggie Wither- (Pelfrey 0-2), 1:10 p.m., 1st game NBA PLAYOFFS x-Sunday, May 4: Dallas at San Anto- Sunday, April 20: Montreal 3, Tampa OT spoon men’s assistant basketball coach. Pittsburgh (Morton 0-3) at Baltimore All Times EDT nio, 1 or 3:30 p.m. Bay 2 San Jose 4, Los Angeles 3 CALIFORNIA — Named Tracy Webster (B.Norris 1-2), 4:05 p.m., 1st game ANN ARBOR (AP) — Michigan men’s basketball FIRST ROUND Memphis 3, Oklahoma City 2 Tuesday, April 22: Montreal 4, Tampa Thursday, April 17: San Jose 6, Los and Jon Harris men’s assistant basketball Seattle (Elias 1-2) at N.Y. Yankees coach John Beilein says the Wolverines have signed (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Saturday, April 19: Oklahoma City 100, Bay 3 Angeles 3 coaches. (Kuroda 2-2), 7:05 p.m. guard Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman of Allentown, EASTERN CONFERENCE Memphis 86 Pittsburgh 4, Columbus 2 Sunday, April 20: San Jose 7, Los MARQUETTE_Named Brett Nelson L.A. Dodgers (Beckett 0-0) at Minneso- Atlanta 3, Indiana 2 Monday, April 21: Memphis 111, Okla- Wednesday, April 16: Pittsburgh 4, Angeles 2 men’s assistant basketball coach. ta (K.Johnson 0-0), 7:10 p.m., 2nd game Pa., Central Catholic to a national letter of intent. Saturday, April 19: Atlanta 101, Indiana homa City 105, OT Columbus 3 Tuesday, April 22: San Jose 4, Los MISSOURI — Retained men’s associ- Tampa Bay (Archer 2-1) at Boston Beilein said Wednesday that the 6-foot-4, two-time 93 Thursday, April 24: Memphis 98, Okla- Saturday, April 19: Columbus 4, Pitts- Angeles 3, OT ate head basketball coach Tim Fuller. (Doubront 1-3), 7:10 p.m., 2nd game all-stater is the fifth member of the 2014-15 entering Tuesday, April 22: Indiana 101, Atlanta homa City 95, OT burgh 3, 2OT Thursday, April 24: Los Angeles 6, San NJIT — Announced the resignation of Pittsburgh (Cumpton 0-1) at Baltimore class to sign for the team. 85 Saturday, April 26: Oklahoma City 92, Monday, April 21: Pittsburgh 4, Colum- Jose 3 men’s and women’s tennis coach Mike (Tillman 3-1), 7:35 p.m., 2nd game Thursday, April 24: Atlanta 98, Indiana Memphis 89, OT bus 3 Saturday, April 26: Los Angeles 3, San Sowter. Toronto (Buehrle 4-1) at Kansas City The others are Kameron Chatman of Portland, 85 Tuesday, April 29: Memphis 100, Okla- Wednesday, April 23: Columbus 4, Jose 0 OKLAHOMA STATE — Named James (Guthrie 2-1), 8:10 p.m. Ore., Columbia Christian; D.J. Wilson of Sacramento, Saturday, April 26: Indiana 91, Atlanta homa City 99, OT Pittsburgh 3, OT Monday, April 28: Los Angeles 4, San Dickey men’s assistant basketball coach. Friday’s Games Calif., Capital Christian; Ricky Doyle of Cape Coral, 88 Thursday, May 1: Oklahoma City at Saturday, April 26: Pittsburgh 3, Colum- Jose 1 SAN JOSE STATE — Named Mia Fish- Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 7:05 Fla., Bishop Verot; and Austin Hatch of Fort Wayne, Monday, April 28: Atlanta 107, Indiana Memphis, 8 p.m. bus 1 Wednesday, April 30: Los Angeles 5, er women’s assistant basketball coach. p.m. 97 x-Saturday, May 3: Memphis at Okla- Monday, April 28: Pittsburgh 4, Colum- San Jose 1 WINSTON-SALEM STATE — Named Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Ind., Loyola. They all signed in November. Thursday, May 1: Indiana at Atlanta, 7 homa City, 8, 8:30 or 9:30 p.m. bus 3 SECOND ROUND Tonia Walker athletic director. Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. NASCAR penalizes Ambrose and Mears p.m. L.A. Clippers 3, Golden State 2 N.Y. Rangers 4, Philadelphia 3 Boston vs. Montreal Oakland at Boston, 7:10 p.m. x-Saturday, May 3: Atlanta at Indiana, Saturday, April 19: Golden State 109, Thursday, April 17: N.Y. Rangers 4, Thursday, May 1: Montreal at Boston, Baltimore at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. for RIR fight 5:30, 7 or 8 p.m. L.A. Clippers 105 Philadelphia 1 7:30 p.m. Baseball Detroit at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Miami 4, Charlotte 0 Monday, April 21: L.A. Clippers 138, Sunday, April 20: Philadelphia 4, N.Y. N.Y. Rangers vs. Pittsburgh Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR punished Sunday, April 20: Miami 99, Charlotte Golden State 98 Rangers 2 Friday, May 2: N.Y. Rangers at Pitts- Texas at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. 88 MERICAN EAGUE Marcos Ambrose and Casey Mears on Tuesday for Thursday, April 24: L.A. Clippers 98, Tuesday, April 22: N.Y. Rangers 4, burgh, TBA A All Times LEDT Wednesday, April 23: Miami 101, Char- ATIONAL EAGUE Golden State 96 Philadelphia 1 East Division N All TimesL EDT their post-race altercation in the garage at Richmond lotte 97 Sunday, April 27: Golden State 118, Friday, April 25: Philadelphia 2, N.Y. W L Pct GB East Division International Raceway that led to Ambrose punching Saturday, April 26: Miami 98, Charlotte L.A. Clippers 97 Rangers 1 Transactions New York 15 11 .577 — WLPct GB 85 Mears in the face. Tuesday, April 29: L.A. Clippers 113, Sunday, April 27: N.Y. Rangers 4, Baltimore 12 12 .500 2 Atlanta 17 9 .654 — Monday, April 28: Miami 109, Charlotte Ambrose was fined $25,000 and placed on proba- Golden State 103 Philadelphia 2 BASEBALL Boston 13 14 .481 2½ New York 15 11 .577 2 98 Thursday, May 1: L.A. Clippers at Gold- Tuesday, April 29: Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Major League Baseball Toronto 12 14 .462 3 Washington 15 12 .556 2½ tion through May 28. Mears was fined $15,000 and Toronto 3, Brooklyn 2 en State, 10:30 p.m. Rangers 2 Players Association Tampa Bay 11 16 .407 4½ Philadelphia 13 13 .500 4 received the same probation. Saturday, April 19: Brooklyn 94, Toron- x-Saturday, May 3: Golden State at L.A. Wednesday, April 30: N.Y. Rangers 2, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAY- Central Division Miami 13 14 .481 4½ to 87 NASCAR said in a statement both drivers were Clippers, 9 or 10:30 p.m. Philadelphia 1 ERS ASSOCIATION — Named Javier W L Pct GB Central Division Tuesday, April 22: Toronto 100, Brook- penalized for actions detrimental to stock car racing, Portland 3, Houston 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Vazquez international special assistant. Detroit 14 9 .609 — WLPct GB lyn 95 Sunday, April 20: Portland 122, Hous- Minnesota 4, Colorado 3 National League Minnesota 12 11 .522 2 Milwaukee 20 8 .714 — and received a “Behavioral Penalty” because they Friday, April 25: Brooklyn 102, Toronto ton 120, OT Thursday, April 17: Colorado 5, Min- COLORADO ROCKIES — Placed RHP Kansas City 13 12 .520 2 St. Louis 15 14 .517 5½ were “involved in an altercation in the garage area 98 Wednesday, April 23: Portland 112, nesota 4, OT Tyler Chatwood on the 15-day DL. Chicago 14 15 .483 3 Cincinnati 12 15 .444 7½ Sunday, April 27: Toronto 87, Brooklyn after the race.” Houston 105 Saturday, April 19: Colorado 4, Min- Recalled RHP Chad Bettis from Colorado Cleveland 11 17 .393 5½ Pittsburgh 10 16 .385 9 79 The two had been racing for a top-20 finish Satur- Friday, April 25: Houston 121, Portland nesota 2 Springs (PCL). West Division Chicago 9 17 .346 10 Wednesday, April 30: Toronto 115, 116, OT Monday, April 21: Minnesota 1, Col- LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Select- W L Pct GB West Division day night when something occurred on the track to Brooklyn 113 Sunday, April 27: Portland 123, Hous- orado 0, OT ed the contract of C Miguel Olivo from Oakland 17 10 .630 — WLPct GB anger Mears. He confronted Ambrose in the garage Friday, May 2: Toronto at Brooklyn, 7 ton 120, OT Thursday, April 24: Minnesota 2, Col- Albuquerque (PCL). Optioned C Tim Texas 15 12 .556 2 San Francisco 16 11 .593 — p.m. area after the race, and shoved the Australian as Wednesday, April 30: Houston 108, orado 1 Federowicz to Albuquerque. Transferred Los Angeles 14 13 .519 3 Colorado 16 12 .571 ½ x-Sunday, May 4: Brooklyn at Toronto, Ambrose seemed to be walking away. Portland 98 Saturday, April 26: Colorado 4, Min- RHP Chad Billingsley to the 60-day DL. Seattle 11 14 .440 5 Los Angeles 14 12 .538 1½ 1 or 8 p.m. Friday, May 2: Houston at Portland, nesota 3, OT BASKETBALL Houston 9 18 .333 8 San Diego 13 15 .464 3½ Ambrose responded with a right hook to Mears’ eye Washington 4, Chicago 1 10:30 p.m. Monday, April 28: Minnesota 5, Col- National Basketball Association Tuesday’s Games Arizona 8 22 .267 9½ that drew blood. He has not commented on the inci- Sunday, April 20: Washington 102, x-Sunday, May 4: Portland at Houston, orado 2 LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Seattle 6, N.Y. Yankees 3 Tuesday’s Games Chicago 93 dent, but Richard Petty Motorsports issued a state- 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 30: Minnesota 5 Col- Announced the resignation of coach Mike Pittsburgh at Baltimore, ppd., rain N.Y. Mets 6, Philadelphia 1 Tuesday, April 22: Washington 101, ment saying Ambrose would not appeal the penalty. orado 4, OT D’Antoni. Boston 7, Tampa Bay 4 Pittsburgh at Baltimore, ppd., rain Chicago 99, OT Chicago 4, St. Louis 2 FOOTBALL Oakland 9, Texas 3 Miami 9, Atlanta 0 “Marcos Ambrose accepts the penalties levied by Friday, April 25: Chicago 100, Wash- Hockey Thursday, April 17: St. Louis 4, Chicago Canadian Football League Detroit 4, Chicago White Sox 3 Cincinnati 3, Chicago Cubs 2 NASCAR after his actions at Richmond International ington 97 3, 3OT EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Named Kansas City 10, Toronto 7 Washington 4, Houston 3 Sunday, April 27: Washington 98, Raceway,” the statement said. Saturday, April 19: St. Louis 4, Chicago Torey Hunter northwest regional scout, Washington 4, Houston 3 L.A. Dodgers at Minnesota, ppd., rain Chicago 89 LAYOFFS NHLAll TimesP EDT 3, OT Jeff Hoffman northeast regional scout, L.A. Dodgers at Minnesota, ppd., rain Milwaukee 5, St. Louis 4, 11 innings Thursday’s Games N.Y. Mets (Colon 2-3) at Colorado Tuesday, April 29: Washington 75, FIRST ROUND Monday, April 21: Chicago 2, St. Louis Demetrious Maxie southwest regional L.A. Angels 6, Cleveland 4 Colorado 5, Arizona 4 L.A. Dodgers (Haren 3-0) at Minnesota (Nicasio 2-1), 8:40 p.m. Chicago 69 (Best-of-7) 0 scout, Malvin Hunter southeast regional Wednesday’s Games San Francisco 6, San Diego 0 (Pelfrey 0-2), 1:10 p.m., 1st game Friday’s Games WESTERN CONFERENCE (x-if necessary) Wednesday, April 23: Chicago 4, St. scout and Mitch Matuska midwest region- Detroit 5, Chicago White Sox 1 Wednesday’s Games Pittsburgh (Morton 0-3) at Baltimore San Antonio 3, Dallas 2 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE Louis 3, OT al scout for the United States. Named Rob L.A. Angels 7, Cleveland 1 St. Louis 9, Milwaukee 3 (B.Norris 1-2), 4:05 p.m., 1st game Sunday, April 20: San Antonio 90, Dal- Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Boston 4, Detroit 1 Friday, April 25: Chicago 3, St. Louis 2, Ralph draft coordinator and Paul Jones Pittsburgh at Baltimore, ppd., rain N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, ppd., rain Atlanta (E.Santana 3-0) at Miami las 85 Washington at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Friday, April 18: Detroit 1, Boston 0 OT executive director of player personnel. Seattle at New York, ppd., rain Pittsburgh at Baltimore, ppd., rain (H.Alvarez 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Wednesday, April 23: Dallas 113, San Sunday, April 20: Boston 4, Detroit 1 Sunday, April 27: Chicago 5, St. Louis 1 HOCKEY Tampa Bay at Boston, ppd., rain Miami 9, Atlanta 3 L.A. Dodgers (Beckett 0-0) at Minneso- L.A. Dodgers at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Antonio 92 Tuesday, April 22: Boston 3, Detroit 0 Anaheim 4, Dallas 2 National Hockey League Oakland at Texas Chicago Cubs 9, Cincinnati 4 ta (K.Johnson 0-0), 7:10 p.m., 2nd game Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Saturday, April 26: Dallas 109, San Thursday, April 24: Boston 3, Detroit 2, Wednesday, April 16: Anaheim 4, Dal- DALLAS STARS — Reassigned D L.A. Dodgers at Minnesota L.A. Dodgers at Minnesota Milwaukee (Estrada 2-1) at Cincinnati San Francisco at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Antonio 108 OT las 3 Patrik Nemeth to Texas (AHL). Toronto at Kansas City Washington at Houston (Bailey 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Monday, April 28: San Antonio 93, Dal- N.Y. Mets at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Saturday, April 26: Boston 4, Detroit 2 Friday, April 18: Anaheim 3, Dallas 2 LOS ANGELES KINGS — Recalled D Washington at Houston Colorado at Arizona Pittsburgh (Cumpton 0-1) at Baltimore las 89 Arizona at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Montreal 4, Tampa Bay 0 Monday, April 21: Dallas 3, Anaheim 0 Jeff Schultz from Manchester (AHL). Thursday’s Games San Diego at San Francisco (Tillman 3-1), 7:35 p.m., 2nd game Rangers top Flyers, Wild beat Avalanche in Game 7s NBA’s bold decision could be tested in court NEW YORK (AP) — Daniel Henrik Lundqvist made 26 By The Associated Press offensive, harmful comments made in a private con- Carcillo and Benoit Pouliot scored saves, allowing only a third-period MINNESOTA 5, COLORADO 4, OT DENVER (AP) — Nino Niederre- Adam Silver’s decision to ban Donald Sterling for versation rise to the level of circumstances necessary second-period goals, and the New goal to Jason Akeson 3:32 into the iter scored his second goal of the life and start the process to remove him as owner of to trigger this vote,” Feldman said. York Rangers advanced to the sec- final frame. He protected the one- game 5:02 into overtime and Ilya the Los Angeles Clippers has been universally hailed The NBA’s bylaws, Feldman said, do allow for ond round of the Stanley Cup play- goal lead at 7:25 when he made an Bryzgalov made a big save filling in as a bold message that the NBA will do everything in owners to call for a vote — one that requires a 75 per- offs with a 2-1 victory over the awkward save against Flyers cap- for an injured Darcy Kuemper, lead- its powers to protect its players, coaches, staff and cor- cent super-majority to force an owner out — under Philadelphia Flyers in Game 7 on tain Claude Giroux. ing the Minnesota Wild to a 5-4 win porate partners from racism. certain specific circumstances, including an inability Wednesday night. The Rangers mobbed Lundqvist over the Colorado Avalanche in While the NBA commissioner’s outrage-tinged ver- to pay the bills, gambling on NBA games or game fix- The Rangers shook off a 5-2 after the final buzzer, while the Game 7 on Wednesday night. dict may have helped the league avoid a player-led ing. thrashing in Philadelphia on Tues- Flyers consoled their goalie Steve It's the first playoff series win for boycott of playoff games and slowed the exodus of But there is no explicit mention of racist or other- the Wild since 2003. day and knocked out the Flyers Mason. sponsors that were bailing on the Clippers, it also wise offensive statements triggering a vote, rather about 24 hours later, improving to Mason, who didn’t start until Mikko Koivu, Dany Heatley and Jared Spurgeon also scored for the brings the risk of setting an ambiguous new prece- there is broader language that allows the owners to 6-0 in Game 7s at Madison Square Game 4 because of injury, was Wild, who will face the defending dent for stripping a team from an owner while raising act if they believe a fellow owner is not acting in “the Garden. New York will face anoth- sharp in stopping 31 shots, but he Stanley Cup champion Chicago questions about whether it will ultimately hold up in best interests of the game.” er Metropolitan Division rival, the couldn’t will his club to a complete Blackhawks in the second round. a courtroom. That ambiguity could aid Silver and the NBA in Pittsburgh Penguins, in the next comeback after the Flyers fell into Nick Holden, Jamie McGinn, Paul “We are in uncharted territory here,” said Gabe their defense of the move while at the same time round starting on Friday. a 3-2 series hole. Stastny and Erik Johnson scored for Feldman, a law professor and director of the Tulane opening the door for Sterling to fight for the team he the Avalanche. Sports Law Program. has owned since 1981. Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who later “There’s certainly a possibility that Donald Ster- and added, “In a couple days, he needs to be ready issued a statement in full support of Silver, initially ling will sue saying that the commissioner and the Brewers to go.” raised concerns about a slippery slope that could be owners exceeded their authority under the NBA con- Segura played the eighth at shortstop and dou- created by forcing an owner to sell a team because of stitution and that the owners never contemplated an bled in the ninth. comments he made that were meant to remain pri- ownership being terminated based on private, even if From page 9 It was 50 degrees at game time. The sun popped vate, no matter how offensive they were. horribly offensive, statements,” Feldman said. donado pitched the eighth for the Brewers, the out of the clouds a few times, each time getting a “How many people are bigoted in one way or the Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor, who 13th relief outing of the series. big cheer. other in this league?” Cuban asked on Monday, a day as chairman of the NBA’s board of governors was in “We can get back strong again in our bullpen if Matt Holliday’s RBI single put the Cardinals in before Silver announced the punishment. “I don’t constant contact with Silver throughout the process, we have a couple good days,” Roenicke said. front in the first, Reynolds hit a two-run shot in the know. But you find one, all of a sudden you say well, told Minneapolis radio station KFXN-FM on Tuesday Allen Craig homered on a four-hit day that second and Adams answered in the third with his you can’t play favorites being racist against African- that he understood Cuban’s initial concerns that included three RBIs, and Matt Adams hit a three- second of the season, estimated at 439 feet, for a 4- Americans. Where do you draw the line?” “we’re going down a road where we’re forcing a sale run homer for the Cardinals. 3 lead. Silver was under enormous pressure to act swiftly and if we do it once, what might be the criteria in the Jon Jay had three hits and a walk his first four Craig doubled for the second straight at-bat in and decisively. In the days following the release of an future and let’s be careful.” trips to the plate. The Cardinals avoided a three- the fourth, driving in two runs off Wei-Chung audio recording in which Sterling made several racist “It’s good advice,” Taylor said. “Certainly it’s one game sweep by the team with the best record in the Wang, and RBI doubles by Miller and Jay made it remarks to a female companion, Silver heard calls for that I thought of, but I agree that we need to go there major leagues. 8-3 in the fifth. action from President Barack Obama, Magic John- and I think it is the appropriate decision.” Shelby Miller (3-2) worked around homers to The four-hit game matched Craig’s career best. son, Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant Feldman said the punishment for an unpopular Mark Reynolds and Carlos Gomez, allowing three He had seven hits in the series, including two and other NBA stars. He watched several high-profile statement has established “a fuzzy line” that cannot runs and six hits in six-plus innings. homers, lifting his average to .220. sponsors cancel or put on hold their marketing deals be crossed. Milwaukee is 20-8, a franchise record for wins Miller allowed three runs and five hits the first with the Clippers and saw Clippers players and Heat “It’s just a little bit risky, then, for other owners through the season’s first full first month. three innings, but no runs on one hit and three players warm up for their playoff games with their down the road, not that other owners are worried Ryan Braun (oblique) and Jean Segura (cut on walks the rest of his outing. He’s given up seven shooting shirts turned inside-out as a silent protest. about being caught on tape by their mistresses saying head) didn’t start during the series, and Aramis homers. Roger Mason, Jr., the first vice president of the incredibly offensive statements, but what else would Ramirez (elbow) was out the last two games for NOTES: The Cardinals are skipping the fifth spot in the rotation, taking advantage of NBA players’ union, said the players were strongly that allow other owners to force a sale for?” Feldman Milwaukee, which batted light-swinging Scooter a day off Thursday and planning to start Adam Wainwright against the Cubs’ Travis considering boycotting games if Silver delivered a said. “Where does one draw the line if this constitutes Gennett third the last two games. Segura and Wood on Friday in Chicago. Marco Estrada (2-1, 2.87) is to pitch for the Brewers on decision that did not go far enough in their eyes. sufficient cause for other owners to be voted out?” Ramirez are expected to return Thursday for a Thursday, opposing Homer Bailey (1-2, 6.15). ... The Cardinals said Jim Edmonds, Willie Then Silver announced his discipline Tuesday for In the event of a lawsuit, Feldman said the league four-game series at Cincinnati, though Braun McGee, Mike Shannon and Marty Marion will be inducted into the team’s Hall of Fame in Sterling — a lifetime ban, a $2.5 million fine and a could argue for an expedited process, but acknowl- remains day to day. August. ... Jay is 8 for 13 against Garza. ... Gennett is a .367 hitter (22 for 60) against the call for the league’s owners to vote to force Sterling to edged that the court system can only move so fast. Roenicke said Braun will not start Thursday Cardinals. sell the Clippers. James didn’t appear concerned about slippery “The job is still not done,” James said Wednesday. slopes or courtroom delays. In his eyes, and in the hitters getting a chance to see “Now we need the owners to step up and do their part. eyes of Silver, Sterling’s transgressions merited the Tigers him a few times and also maybe ... It was a win, but it’s not done.” punishment. because he hadn’t been as deep Sterling built a reputation over the years as a stub- “In this particular case, what we’re fighting for, I “He’s great, he’s always into a game this year,” Ausmus born litigator who revels in the chance to impose his From page 9 tough. You get some guys on, you said. “He could have been get- will in a courtroom, so many across the league fully don’t think it could do anything to hurt our game,” those situations and get the job get opportunities and that’s ting a little tired as well.” expect a legal fight. Feldman said Silver is within his James said. “We’re fighting to get an owner out of our done. We just have to find a way when good pitchers really show The White Sox challenged rights as commissioner under the NBA’s constitution league. He shouldn’t be a part of our league. No mat- to battle through on some of their stuff. He did that today,” Scherzer as well, but left seven to fine and suspend Sterling. ter how long it takes, no matter how much money it those and get some runs across.” Ventura said. “We at least got runners on against the Tigers “The billion-dollar question is whether abhorrent, costs, we need to get him out of there.” On Tuesday, Justin Verlan- him a high pitch count and he righty. der and two relievers held the couldn’t get eight or nine “I’m very cognizant of what Paul and dunking virtuosos DeAn- White Sox to seven hits in a 4-3 innings. But, he’s just tough.” they’re able to do and always NBA dre Jordan and Griffin, who coined Detroit win. The Tigers got all the runs willing to give them credit,” the phrase “Lob City” to describe Scherzer and the Tigers con- they needed in a four-run fourth, Scherzer said. “Today I thought and high-flying forward Blake their daredevil style of play. tinued that Wednesday against when Detroit scored four times they did a good job of battling me From page 9 Griffin — two All-Stars signed to And it doesn’t hurt that the a team that started the day first against Hector Noesi (0-2). but when push came to shove I (Adam) Silver provided a tourni- long-term contracts — the Clip- Lakers just finished their worst in the American League in runs Bryan Holaday capped the rally thought I was better.” quet that has stopped the brand pers have won two straight Pacific season in more than 50 years, and second in home runs and NOTES: The Tigers announced that left-hander Rob- Division titles and are on the brink with a two-run double. erosion,” Carter said. “The NBA, missing the playoffs for just the slugging, coming within one out Noesi, making a spot start for bie Ray will make his major-league debut Tuesday in of their third playoff series victory Detroit against the Astros. Ray, 22, was acquired this off- working in conjunction with new third time in 38 seasons. The Lak- of a shutout. Chicago, went 3 2-3 innings, ownership, will have an extraordi- since Sterling bought the team in season from the Nationals as part of the trade that sent ers appear to be years away from “There’s 29 other managers allowing four runs and five hits. starter Doug Fister to Washington, and will start in place nary opportunity to rehabilitate 1981. title contention, while the Clippers that would like to be able to do He breezed through the first of injured starter Anibal Sanchez. Sanchez is on the dis- the team’s reputation, and then The Clippers have captured the abled list with a laceration on his right middle finger and are built to contend every year in that,” Detroit’s Brad Ausmus three innings, but ran into trou- threw from flat ground prior to Wednesday’s game. ... C extend its brand.” imagination of Los Angeles’ coun- said of starting Verlander and ble in the fourth in his first start Alex Avila missed his second straight game with back The Clippers haven’t been terculture, the transplants and the near future. Scherzer on consecutive days. of the season. spasms. ... Robin Ventura said LHP Chris Sale is “feel- known for success during most of contrarian fans who aren’t inter- “We’re proud of this team,” ing better” but a rehab start is a possibility if his recovery Clippers guard Jamal Crawford Chicago’s Robin Ventura is “We don’t know much about continues to be extended. Sale has been on the disabled their existence, but that’s chang- ested in the Lakers’ bandwagon. certainly one of those managers. the guy, and I don’t think he has list since April 22 — retroactive to April 18 — with a flex- ing. And what’s more, the Clippers They’re also attracting more of an said. “We’re proud of our city, and As with Flowers, he heaped been extended that far so it may or muscle strain in his left arm. Ventura also said RHP are cool. international following with each we want to make them proud of Felipe Paulino (right rotator cuff inflammation) will have a praise on Scherzer. have been a combination of the rehab assignment coming up “pretty soon.” Led by point guard Chris Paul highlight-reel performance by us.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2014 11 DEFLOCKED Adult kids upset by mom’s new romance Dear Annie: I was widowed rent world affairs and events in five years ago, after 36 years of our children’s lives. Some days I marriage. Recently, I reunited don’t feel like talking at all and with my boyfriend from junior would like to just sit and watch high school. “Harry” is in the television. final weeks of a divorce. My husband’s attitude is mak- It turns out that Harry and I Annie’s ing me angry and exhausted. I’ve are very much in love. Unfortu- Mailbox spoken to him about it, but he is nately, my oldest daughter is too lazy to contribute anything. extremely angry that I am dating He has two friends and no social a man whose divorce is not final. bly hurt by my daughter’s refusal activities. He makes me feel like She refuses to meet Harry and to allow contact. We have gone to screaming. Any suggestions? — MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM wants me to stop seeing him. She counseling separately, and I am Iceberg will not visit me or permit me to You are taking hoping, in time, that we can get Dear Iceberg: spend time with my two grand- on a bigger burden than neces- some joint counseling. But right children as long as I am with sary. The fact that your husband now, my daughter won’t even Harry. visits doesn’t mean he is a guest talk to me. We are at an impasse. I have always been close to my whom you have to entertain. You Any advice? three adult children. I am terri- — Widow are not obligated to make conver- If your daugh- Dear Widow: sation with someone who neither ter truly objects to your seeing a contributes nor cares. While he man who is not yet legally undoubtedly appreciates news of OUR divorced, then there will be no Y the children, there is nothing change until his status is wrong with having a visit where resolved. And you might consider HOROSCOPE the two of you watch TV togeth- waiting. While you knew Harry BORN LOSER er. Accept him as he is, and talk as a young girl, your current only as much as you want. We relationship is new. Please take hope this alleviates some of your your time. frustration. Your daughter also may feel Dear Annie: I have another that you are trying to replace her perspective on “Concerned father, and she could reject any BERNICE Cousin,” who worried about BEDE OSOL man you date. Many grown chil- grandchildren occasionally shar- dren have a difficult time accept- ing a bed with the grandparents. ing that their widowed parent is My husband and I have 12 Your Birthday in love with someone else. They grandchildren. When they sleep Thursday, May 1, 2014 feel that as long as you remain a over, we put them in the same grieving widow, your late hus- little tent our daughter once Clear the way for love, romance, band is the love of your life. Any- or the rekindling of an old flame this slept in when we camped out, thing else is a betrayal. It is, of ALLEY OOP year. Your imaginative ideas will gain along with a second small tent you the support and respect that course, terribly selfish of any we purchased later. The kids love you’ve been seeking. Your ability to child to deny parents such future it, and we can keep an eye on put your plans to the test will prove to happiness and expect them to them throughout the night. be very rewarding. live in the past. We hope counsel- In this day and age, it is TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — ing helps you both. important to take precautions. Small business ventures are likely to Dear Annie: My 83-year-old We are loving, caring grandpar- pay off. Consider real estate or home husband has always been a quiet ents, but the reality is, if a par- improvement projects if you are look- man. He now lives at a nursing ent decides to punish you, you ing to gain additional financial securi- home for medical reasons and ty. A home-based business looks can be accused of terrible things promising. comes home every day to visit you never did. — Protect the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Don’t me. Grandparents let anyone stifle your creative output. After a few words of greeting, Annie’s Mailbox is written You may feel edgy or uncomfortable he sits down and remains silent, by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy FOR BETTER OR WORSE around others. Attend to personal expecting me to entertain him Sugar, longtime editors of the pleasures that are sure to help you with conversation. He’s turning Ann Landers column. Please relax. Steer clear of a jealous peer. into his father, who never said email your questions to annies- CANCER (June 21-July 22) — more than five sentences to me. [email protected], or write Refrain from squandering valuable I’m not in the best of health and to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators time daydreaming about past events. don’t do much socializing, but I Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Her- What’s done is done. Face the future and put your best foot forward in can speak pleasantly about cur- mosa Beach, CA 90254. order to get ahead. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Step into the limelight. Share your plans with others. You will gain unexpected DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD rewards from your involvement in a worthwhile cause. Show off your leadership ability. FRANK & ERNEST VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Keep your anger at bay today. Think before you speak. If you are too hasty to judge, you may end up alienating a loved one. Physical exertion will help ease stress. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Love is in the stars. Your intuition will guide you to a romantic encounter today. Don’t hesitate to share your hopes and dreams with the one you love. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Household duties you have been neglecting will have to be dealt with swiftly. An older relative is in need of GET FUZZY your assistance. Do everything you can to help, and you will be rewarded. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Your self-confidence will enhance your appeal. You’ll do well if you get out and mingle. A new acquaintance is likely to play an important role in your future. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You will meet with opposition if you reveal your plans too early. Your suc- cess will depend on following through with your plans without waiting for someone else to make the first move. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — You are overdue for some lightheart- BEETLE BAILEY ed entertainment. Get out and attend a social function. Your charisma and charm will help you meet new friends. An investment will pay off. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Refrain from making a hasty deci- sion. Get your facts straight before you act. You will be able to make an informed choice once you have con- sidered all the relevant details. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Romantic connections can be made if you spend time with stimulating, cre- ative people. Your lighthearted mood and sense of humor will lead to a very ZITS compatible companion.

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  14 l THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2014 BUSINESS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM MARKET VIEW Dow closes at record as TAXPAYER WOES A DAY ON WALL STREET US loses $11.2 billion April 30, 2014 17,000 Dow Jones Fed keeps cutting stimulus industrials 16,000 NEW YORK (AP) — The Dow Bank. “That’s an OK environ- on GM bailout +45.47 15,000 Jones industrial average closed ment for the market.” at an all-time high Wednesday Some solid earnings reports NEW YORK (AP) — A new GM. The agency said last year 16,580.84 14,000 as the good narrowly outweighed and corporate deal news helped report says taxpayers lost $11.2 that the government lost $2.9 OND JFMA the bad for the stock market. offset the weak economic report, billion on the government’s billion on the bailout of Chrysler, Pct. change from previous: +0.27%High 16,592.28 Low 16,510.87 After investors took in some and by midday stocks had eked bailout of General Motors. which cost $12.5 billion. solid U.S. company earnings, the out small gains. The estimate comes from a Treasury Department April 30, 2014 4,600 latest move from the Federal Pepco Holdings surged $3.97, quarterly report Wednesday to spokesman Adam Hodge said the Nasdaq 4,300 Reserve and a report of unex- or 17.4 percent, to $26.76 after it Congress by a government agency was not looking to make composite pectedly weak economic growth agreed to be acquired by nuclear watchdog that oversees the money. 4,000 in the first quarter, the stock power company Exelon for $6.83 bailout, and is up from a previ- “The goal of Treasury’s invest- +11.01 3,700 market managed its third billion, creating a large electric ous estimate of $10.5 billion. ment in GM was never to make a straight day of gains. and gas utility in the mid- The Detroit automaker need- profit, but to help save the Amer- 4,114.56 3,400 ON D JFMA The Dow Jones industrial Atlantic region. Exelon will pay ed the $49.5 billion bailout to ican auto industry, and by any Pct. change from previous: +0.27%High 4,116.14 Low 4,070.62 average rose 45.47 points, or 0.3 an 18 percent premium to the survive its bankruptcy restruc- measure that effort was success- percent, to 16,580.84, four points company’s $23.10 closing price turing in 2009. The company ful,” he said. above its previous record set on on Tuesday. went public again in November Only one auto-related compa- April 30, 2014 1,900 Dec. 31. It was the first day the Sealed Air rose $1.72, or 5.3 2010, and the government sold ny is still partly under govern- Standard & 1,800 index closed in positive territory percent, to $34.31 after the food its last shares of GM in Decem- ment control: auto lender Ally Poor’s 500 1,700 for the year. packaging company’s earnings ber. The report says the Trea- Financial Inc. Ally is the former The Standard & Poor’s 500 easily beat Wall Street’s expec- sury Department wrote off an financing business of GM, and +5.62 1,600 index rose 5.62 points, or 0.3 tations. $826 million administrative earlier this month it went public 1,883.95 1,500 percent, to 1,883.95. The Nasdaq The company also said it was claim against General Motors again with an IPO that raised ON D JFMA composite rose 11.01 points, or on track to post full-year earn- Co. in March, ending its involve- $2.38 billion. The Treasury Pct. change from previous: +0.30% High 1,885.20 Low 1,872.69 0.3 percent, to 4,114.56. ings at the upper end of the ment with the company. Department owns a 17 percent AP Stocks started the day lower range of its forecast. In an interview last year, Spe- stake in the company. after the Commerce Department More than 60 percent of S&P cial Inspector General Christy Auto companies received said U.S. growth slowed to a 500 companies have reported Romero said there was “no ques- $79.7 billion in the bailout, and Briefcase barely discernible 0.1 percent first-quarter earnings. Analysts tion” the department and the the Treasury Department has annual rate in the January- currently expect earnings to taxpayers would lose money on been repaid $59.1 billion. Lynchburg, but officials said March quarter, less than 1.1 grow by 1.7 percent in the peri- Tankers carrying oil derail, percent forecast by economists, od, according to S&P Capital IQ catch fire in Virginia there were no injuries and the city on its website and Twitter according to FactSet. Winter data. That compares with California’s population grew LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) — said firefighters decided to let storms chilled activity. growth of almost 8 percent in the Several CSX train cars carrying the fire burn out. Three or four The market’s reaction was fourth quarter and 5.2 percent in crude oil derailed and caught fire muted because most investors the same period a year ago. by 356,000 in 2013 tankers were breached on the 15- Wednesday along the James car train that CSX said was on expect the slowdown to be tem- Stocks climbed higher in SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) ple in a decade. A more detailed River, with three black tankers its way from Chicago to an porary and growth to rebound afternoon trading after the Fed- — California’s population grew population report released in ending up in the water and leak- unspecified destination. Most of with warmer temperatures. eral Reserve’s statement follow- nearly 1 percent in 2013 to December said births outpacing ing some of their contents, the cars were knocked off the “Most people, including us, ing its April policy meeting was exceed 38.3 million, with the deaths was one factor in speed- becoming the most recent crash tracks. expected March to have been the in line with investor’s expecta- highest growth rate in the San ing up a sluggish growth rate. involving oil trains that has safe- Online photos and videos strongest month of the first tions. Francisco Bay Area, according to Wednesday’s report says San ty experts pushing for better showed large flames and thick, quarter” and that growth will The Fed said it would reduce data released Wednesday by the Jose, the state’s third-largest city oversight. black smoke right after the crash continue to pick up, said Sean its monthly bond purchases by state Department of Finance. behind Los Angeles and San Nearby buildings were evacu- before the fire burned itself out. Lynch, global investment strate- another $10 billion to $45 bil- California added 356,000 peo- Diego, hit 1 million residents for ated for a time in downtown gist for Wells Fargo Private lion. ple last year, the most new peo- the first time. HH ee rr ee ’’ss MM yy CCaa rr dd

   
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