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Redsautosales.com SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 34 | Low: 19 | Details, page 2 Ironwood woman pleads to arson in Pines fire By RICHARD JENKINS fluid on the bed in her husband’s what was going through her fied Tuesday the fire resulted in calls for Martin to be sentenced [email protected] apartment above the restaurant. mind at the time. the restaurant’s ceiling collapsing within the guidelines that will be BESSEMER – The woman who “I don’t really recall exactly The charges stem from the and work to repair the fire dam- determined by the Michigan started the fire above the Pines what happened, but I know I did Aug. l1 fire at the downtown Iron- age is still continuing. Department of Corrections. Cafe in August pleaded guilty to it – I just don’t know how. I know wood restaurant and apartments After the hearing, she told the Martin also agreed Tuesday committing arson in Gogebic I poured lighter fluid on (the above it. Daily Globe it’s still to soon to tell she violated the conditions of her County Circuit Court Tuesday. bed)” she testified when ques- Although firefighters were when the restaurant will be able probation when she set the fire. Hykesha Deshay Martin, 24, tioned by Judge Michael Pope. “... able to contain the fire in to reopen. Martin was on probation from an pleaded guilty to first degree I poured the lighter fluid on the approximately 20 minutes, it Martin entered her plea as earlier Gogebic County case arson, a felony which carries a bed, and it must have started a damaged the two second floor part of an agreement that will where she pleaded guilty to pos- potential life sentence. fire. I just don’t know how it start- apartments and the restaurant have one count of arson-prepara- session with intent to deliver During the hearing, she testi- ed.” below – which has remained tion to burn a dwelling and one Suboxone and maintaining a fied she didn’t remember exactly She later testified she was cer- closed since the fire. count of third-degree killing or drug house. how the fire started but that it tain she started the fire. Susan Graumann – one of the torturing an animal dismissed at Martin is scheduled to be sen- began after she poured lighter She also said she didn’t know owners of The Pines Cafe – testi- sentencing. The agreement also tenced Dec. 17. GCC INFLATABLE DOME considers full-time coaches By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] IRONWOOD – The Gogebic Community College Board of Trustees has begun to consider full-time coaches as a way to build sustainable sports programs with strong recruiting and more support for students. The trustees on Tuesday approved 6-0 to change the volleyball coach job description to full time to help fill a vacant position that has cancelled the 2019- 20 season. Board Vice-chair William Malloy was not present. “This is the most functional Jacob Vallejo/Daily Globe A DRONE’S eye view, as seen Tuesday, of the temporary one-season dome for the Pat O’Donnell Civic Center that was inflated way to ensure our volleyball over the weekend. The dome replaces the roof and walls that were damaged by heavy snow last March and removed so the facili- team is moving forward and to ty can still be used for the 2019-2020 winter season. The city’s insurance company installed the dome and will build a permanent demonstrate our commitment to facility on the same foundation starting next spring. A ground-level view of the structure can be seen below. athletics as a college,” said GCC Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe President George McNulty. The volleyball program started with the 2008-09 season, he said. The coach resigned a year ago and GCC hasn’t received one application for the part-time, stipend position since it was posted in January, he said. There were 10 freshmen volleyball student-athletes here for the 2018-19 season, he said. Los-

GCC — page 5 Defendant gets time served for jail escape By RICHARD JENKINS [email protected] BESSEMER – Having already been behind bars for longer than his potential sentence, an inmate who escaped from the Gogebic County Jail in 2017 was sen- Wakefield votes to pick council, tenced to time served in Gogebic County Circuit Court Tuesday for the charges connected to the decide amendments, library millage escape. Daniel Gerald Ferguson, 29, WAKEFIELD – Voters in the non-officer employees of the ing funds asks for 1 mill to be Heikkila did not respond and was sentenced to 360 days city of Wakefield will elect a new city. Proposal 2 will provide for renewed for five years (2020- city clerk Susan Ahonen told the behind bars for an escape charge city council and be asked to staggered four-year terms for city 2024). Globe he has chosen not to seek and 360 days for breaking and approve three amendments to council members, with three With six people on the city election. entering while on the run. Even the city charter, as well as a mil- being elected in one election and council ballot running for five The Daily Globe asked the with the sentences being consec- lage renewal for the public two others at the next election seats, the Daily Globe asked the candidates: 1. Introduce your- utive, he doesn’t need to serve library on Election Day – Tues- biennial. The third proposal will candidates to respond to two self. What should voters know any additional time. day, Nov. 5. consolidate meetings of the questions to help voters decide. about you? And, 2. What are the Gogebic County Prosecutor Polls will be open from 7 a.m. Board of Review into one session All five incumbents seeking two- key issues facing the city of Nick Jacobs told the Daily Globe to 8 p.m. rather than two separate ses- year terms – James Anderson, Wakefield? Here are their Ferguson received 835 days cred- Proposal 1, if approved, will sions, two weeks apart. Mayor John Granato, Amy Tarro, responses. eliminate the Civil Service The millage renewal for Dale White and Kay Wiita – method of selecting non-union, Wakefield Public Library operat- responded. Newcomer Scott ESCAPE — page 6 WAKEFIELD — page 8 TODAY INDEX Partly cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents

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This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: Frustration and anger were made from Sunday’s informed because they mounted across Northern shut-off and new outages can’t trust the information Hwy. M 28, P.O. Box 200 California on Tuesday as continued from Tuesday’s they’re getting from PG&E. Ewen, MI 49925 the state’s biggest utility, wind event, the utility said. “The issue isn’t even all Toll Free: (800) 562-7112 Pacific Gas & Electric, The outages have made of the power shutoffs,” BIG VALLEY www.BigValley.biz began another round of people like Linda Wal- said Carmel Angelo, the Ewen, Michigan Phone: (906) 988-2323 widespread blackouts dron, a mother of two who county’s chief executive. aimed at preventing its lives north of San Francis- “It’s the lack of communi- electrical equipment from co in San Rafael, realize cation. It’s letting people 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4x4 sparking wildfires in high the things we take for think they’re getting their Crew Cab, LTZ, 6.6L V8 32V DDI OHV turbo diesel, back-up camera, winds. granted. power back.” heated seats, leather upholstery, remote sensor, bed liner spray-on. Millions of people have She discovered she was After the weekend shut- been without power for low on gas and began to off, some people were led $ days as fire crews raced to panic as she drove around to believe the power would 55,500 contain two major wind- looking for an open gas sta- come back Monday and whipped blazes that have tion. She wound up driving that the next round of out- Biden’s communion denial destroyed dozens of homes to San Francisco, about 20 ages would avoid Mendoci- at both ends of the state: in miles (32 kilometers) away, no’s most populous areas. Sonoma County wine before she found one. She But Angelo said she highlights faith-politics conflict country and in the hills of also stocked up on cash learned Tuesday that the Los Angeles. after realizing she had only outage was still in effect COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) – But the Rev. Robert Biden’s campaign has Across Northern Cali- $1 in her wallet. because of two damaged A Roman Catholic priest’s Morey at St. Anthony opted declined to comment on fornia, people worried “What if we needed to transmission lines dozens denial of communion to not to serve communion to the situation. Asked about about charging cellphones evacuate and I had no gas of miles away in Marin Joe Biden in South Caroli- Biden. The priest said in a it Tuesday on MSNBC, the and electric vehicles, find- in the car?” she said as her County. na on Sunday illustrates statement to media outlets former longtime Delaware ing gasoline and cash, stay- 5-year-old daughter and 3- If people knew the the fine line presidential that his decision was based senator shifted to an over- ing warm and keeping year-old son cavorted at a lights would be out for a candidates must walk as on Biden’s support of abor- all discussion of his views their food from spoiling. playground. “I didn’t even week they could’ve they talk about their faiths: tion rights, something on faith. They donned headlamps at think about gas and cash planned accordingly, she balancing religious values Morey said the church can- “I practice my faith,” home and parked their because I’m too busy with said. It’s been especially with a campaign that asks not condone by way of Biden told the network. cars outside inoperable these guys.” troublesome for those who them to choose a side in sacrament. “But I’ve never let my reli- automatic garage doors. In Placer County, Angel need oxygen. Some of the polarizing moral debates. The episode recalled the gious beliefs, which I Some ended up at cen- Smith relied on baby wipes trucks that resupply oxy- The awkward moment divisive debate that erupted accept based on church ters set up by PG&E where and blankets to keep her gen have been caught in for Biden came during a in 2004, when then-senator doctrine ... impose that people could go to power 13-month-old son Liam long delays for gas, and weekend campaign swing and future Democratic view on other people.” their electronics and get warm and clean. The fami- some patients have been through South Carolina, a presidential nominee John The denial prompted free water, snacks, flash- ly has been without power admitted to the emergency pivotal firewall in his Kerry grappled with public Faithful America, a liberal- lights and solar lanterns. since Saturday night and room as a precaution, she hopes to claim the Demo- warnings from several leaning grassroots Chris- “There’s a hidden cost,” cannot draw well water said. cratic presidential nomina- Catholic officials that abor- tian group, to launch an tion. The former vice presi- tion-rights supporters online petition calling on dent on Sunday visited St. should not receive commu- South Carolina’s Catholic Papadopoulos seeks California Anthony Catholic Church nion. As Biden joins other bishop to direct Morey to in Florence, a midsize city candidates in making his apologize to Biden and seat left vacant by Rep. Hill in the state’s largely rural faith a key element of his direct other priests in the northeast. As he frequently pitch to 2020 voters, state not to deny commu- LOS ANGELES (AP) – dates like Hill. All talk, no ing. does on the trail, Biden – a Morey’s communion denial nion based on politics. George Papadopoulos, a action, and a bunch of sell- Papadopoulos, mean- lifelong Catholic – made a raises questions about “Jesus said, ‘Take, eat – former Trump campaign outs.” while, was a key figure in stop at a local parish, whether other Democrats when you do this, do this aide who was a key figure Hill, whose district cov- the FBI’s Russia probe into attending services without might face similar tests of in remembrance of me.’ He in the FBI’s Russia probe, ers Los Angeles County, ties between Russia and the the press before stopping their ability to balance per- didn’t say, ‘Take, eat – but filed paperwork Tuesday to announced her resignation Trump campaign. at other churches with sonal beliefs and their pub- only if you agree with cer- run for the U.S. House seat on Sunday amid an ethics The FBI’s counterintelli- reporters. lic stances on key issues. tain American political being vacated by Democrat probe into allegations she gence investigation that positions,’” the Rev. Katie Hill. had an inappropriate rela- later became the Mueller # # Nathan Empsall, an Epis- Papadopoulos didn’t tionship with a staff mem- probe was triggered, in THIS DAY copalian priest and Faith- immediately comment, but ber. part, from a tip from an ful America’s campaigns on Sunday he tweeted, “I She’s admitted to a con- Australian diplomat who director, said Tuesday, love my state too much to sensual relationship with a had communicated with IN HISTORY expressing displeasure. see it run down by candi- campaign staff member, Papadopoulos. October 30 but denied one with a con- Papadopoulos told the • 1866 Jesse James’ gang robs bank in Lexington, gressional staff member, diplomat, Alexander Missouri ($2,000) which would violate U.S. Downer, in May 2016 that House rules. 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Slips, trips and is a hazard present. ing paths, use sand in falls often lead to carriers Replace doormats that roll paint for traction on porch- needing time off to heal, up along the edges, and es, and clear the ice and which can cause delays or use rubber-backed mats to snow from the path your interruptions in mail deliv- prevent them from sliding. carrier takes. ery. And they could have Ensure there is adequate been prevented. lighting along the walking Be informed Property owners could path. Postal customers with be liable if a carrier falls access to postal notifica- tion features, such as because of unsafe condi- Repair hazards tions on their properties. Cracks in steps and Informed Delivery for letter Costs include medical porches, loose railing, mail and package tracking, expenses and repayment of uneven sidewalk joints and are urged to use these fea- Submitted Photo lost work hours, which can loose bricks or blocks in tures to determine if mail is THE MERCER Woods and Blooms Garden Club members show off terrariums they total thousands of dollars. the walkway can be caused expected that day, and to created at their final regular meeting of the calendar year. The terrariums will be The Postal Service makes by deterioration over time. ensure a path has been on display at the Mercer library. The club meets on the fourth Tuesday of each the safety of its employees Water is a main culprit. adequately cleared for the month from April through October and is open to all those interested in gardening. a top priority. The week of Check drainage slopes and carrier to make a safe deliv- First row, from left, Shari Younger, Kate Uebelher, Hedda Patzke, Doris Man- Oct. 26 through Nov. 1 is look for pooling area, as ery. zanares. Second row, from left, Bev Johnson, Teri Farina, Sue Draskiewicz, Sharon dedicated to fall prevention this will also prevent slip- Expecting a package Leiterman, Eileen Jungkuntz, Joyce Manzanares, Viki Skobel and Gail Ondresky. awareness. pery ice spots in the winter. delivery on Sunday? Postal Here are four simple Make repairs as quickly as officials urge residents and tips to prevent slips, trips possible. business owners to clear Community Calendar and falls by mail carriers If you are not able to delivery paths of hazards and others on private prop- make the repair, block off throughout the weekend. Email calendar items and Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. ment facility, Mercer, Wis. community news to EST, Ontonagon United Erwin Community Club, DONATION [email protected]. Methodist Church basement, 6:30 p.m., Erwin town hall. For more information, call 906- next to Holiday gas station, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. 932-2211. Ontonagon. area74.org. EST, Ontonagon United Alcoholics Anonymous, Methodist Church basement, Wednesday, Oct. 30 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace next to Holiday gas station, Catholic Church, Ironwood. Ontonagon. area74.org. Christian Men of the area74.org. Government Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Ironwood Parks and Cafe, Ironwood. Saturday, Nov. 2 Recreation Committee, 5 Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 p.m., meeting, Conference Room 1, second floor, Memori- a.m. to noon, Iron Belle Trail- Union Station Food al Building, Ironwood. head, Hurley. Talk with a recov- Pantry and Northern Food Wakefield Planning Com- ery coach. Call 715-660-0073. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., mission, 5:30 p.m., meeting Alcoholics Anonymous, 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. room, municipal building. open meeting, noon, Salem Alcoholics Anonymous, Bessemer City Council, 6 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran p.m., city hall. area74.org. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. DOVE Support Group, Community Pickleball noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Tuesday, Nov. 5 Ironwood/Hurley Rotary School gymnasium. 715-776- Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and 4588. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Patterson courts or Ironwood Iron County Veterans Ser- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Memorial Building. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 2190. Sunday, Nov. 3 a.m., Ironwood Memorial Mercer Health and Well- Building. 906-667-1110. Submitted photo ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Union Station Food Alcoholics Anonymous, Pantry and Northern Food THE BOULDER Junction Lions Club presented a $500 donation to the North Lake- Mercer Community Center. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, IMPACT Life Support Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Ironwood. area74.org. land Education Foundation during their October membership meeting to be used Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, to provide grants for innovative and creative programs in the North Lakeland Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Golden Dragon. Adult Children of Alco- 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Wakefield Seniors, noon, School District that will enhance the educational experience of North Lakeland Church, Ironwood. area74.org. School students. Shown in the photo from left are Laura Bertch, Boulder Junction holics, 7 p.m., Samaritan Wakefield Senior Center. Counseling, Ironwood. Community Pickleball Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Lions Club treasurer; Gary Plouff, Boulder Junction Lions Club member; Linda Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Wis., Public Library. 715-476- Lyons, Boulder Junction Lions Club board member; Jeff Long, Boulder Junction p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, School gymnasium. 715-776- 2366. 4588. Lions Club member; Bob Bertch, Boulder Junction Lions Club president; Barb Ironwood. area74.org. Come Write Your Novel, Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Boston, Boulder Junction Lions Club board member; Lynn Wildes, North Lakeland 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Library. Education Foundation president; Fred Rathke, Boulder Junction Lions Club mem- Church, Bessemer. Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 ber; Wendi Neupert, Boulder Junction Lions Club vice-president; Jeff Lucas, Boul- area74.org. Monday, Nov. 4 p.m., Episcopal Church of the Thursday, Oct. 31 Transfiguration, Ironwood. der Junction Lions Club board member; Sherry Lucas, Boulder Junction Lions Club area74.org. member; and Otis Voeltz, Boulder Junction Lions Club board member. Iron County Food Pantry, Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Government Patterson courts or Ironwood Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Wakefield Township Memorial Building. 4450. Board, 5:30 p.m., township Boulder Junction Lions Club presents donation to Gogebic County Veterans Alcoholics Anonymous, hall. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Ironwood. area74.org. Wednesday, Nov. 6 the North Lakeland Education Foundation p.m., Watersmeet Township; Overeaters Anonymous, 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Christian Men of the Township. 906-667-1110. Church, Wakefield. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown BOULDER JUNCTION and awarding funds for spokesperson said, and the Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Cafe, Ironwood. – The Boulder Junction innovative and creative future vitality and econo- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, p.m., Our Lady of Peace Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 Ironwood. area74.org. Catholic Church, Ironwood. a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- Lions Club presented a programs in the North my of the local townships area74.org. $500 donation to the Lakeland School District. depend on its success. SMART Recovery, 4:30 head, Hurley. Talk with a recov- p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Ironwood Sports Hall of ery coach. Call 715-660-0073. North Lakeland Education The Foundation helps Ensuring excellence in mer. Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright Alcoholics Anonymous, Foundation during their develop responsible citi- education for the students Bessemer Fun Frolic, 6 K-12 School, room 205. open meeting, noon, Salem MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., October membership meet- zens through innovative of the school is a priority p.m., Washington elementary Lutheran Church, Ironwood. school. MECCA cabin near the treat- area74.org. ing. educational experiences the community cannot Alcoholics Anonymous, The North Lakeland based on a deep communi- afford to postpone the 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian CITY OF BESSEMER Education Foundation is a ty commitment to youth. spokesperson said. The Church, Hurley. area74.org. NO PARKING non-profit 501(c)(3) orga- North Lakeland School Boulder Junction Lions Friday, Nov. 1 ON CITY STREETS nization which supports has always served as a cor- Club fully supports the 2:00 A.M. TO 6:00 A.M. and enhances quality edu- nerstone of the North- Foundation’s efforts with Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- NOVEMBER 1ST TO APRIL 1ST cation including securing woods community, a this annual donation. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Vehicles found parked in violation of this notice will be Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- towed away at OWNER’S EXPENSE and subject to 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Community Briefs Ironwood. fine. The City of Bessemer will not be liable for dam- Mercer Food Pantry, ages to cars illegally parked. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Ordinance No. 174 Sections 5, 6 & 7 Church to host trunk- Berrien County. White, 48, have had their lives impacted Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: or-treat event was a nine-year MDOT by crashes in work zones, 715-476-7655. James K. Trudgeon, City Clerk Alcoholics Anonymous/ employee, as well as the Ben- facts about work zone Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- IRONWOOD – The ton Township supervisor. He injuries and fatalities, and Woodland Church in Iron- an Church, Ironwood. leaves behind a wife and work zone laws. area74.org. Request for Bids wood will be hosting a daughter and many other Trunk-Or-Treat from 4 to 6 loved ones. Iron County Human Services p.m. on Halloween night. On Sept. 23, a worker for Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate 85.21 Specialized Transportation For more information, the road building firm C&D call 906-364-2383. School District Assistance Program Hughes was hit by a car Iron County Human Services is requesting Bids MDOT mourns lost while working at night to Board of Education Member from transportation providers to provide trans- repair concrete pavement on portation to Iron County residents. Transportation road workers, I-96 near Portland. Barry Vacancy Announcement reminds everyone services would include shopping, entertainment, Hause was 54 and is The Gogebic-Ontonagon Intermediate School District nutritional and employment needs. Bids must be about work zone mourned by a daughter and is seeking applicants to fill one vacant seat on its submitted by 4:00 pm, local time, on November safety several other family mem- Board of Education until its next biennial election on 6th, 2019 to Becky Rein, Iron County Human bers. November 3, 2020. The Board will appoint a mem- Services, 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201, Hurley, “MDOT employees across ber at its regular monthly meeting on November 20, LANSING -- In the wake WI 54534. Bids received after the deadline will not the state are grieving the loss 2019. of two road worker deaths in be considered. Bidding documents can be picked of one of our own,” Ajegba Applicants must submit a letter stating their qualifica- the past month, State Trans- up at the Iron County Human Services office. said. “Coming in the wake of tions and reasons for interest in becoming a member portation Director Paul C. Iron County does not discriminate against any in- the death of another road of the Board of Education no later than November 7, Ajegba wants to remind dividual or vendor with respect to his/her compen- worker, it is a stark reminder 2019, to: drivers of the importance of of the risk these men and sation, terms, conditions, or award of contract work zone safety. women take to help all of us Alan Tulppo, Superintendent because of race, creed, religion, handicap, politi- On Wednesday, Kevin travel safely each day.” Gogebic-Ontonagon ISD cal affiliation or belief, color, national orgin, sex White, a maintenance work- White’s death is the first PO Box 20 age or genetics. Person with disabilities who re- er in the Michigan Depart- on-the-job work zone fatality 200 South Elm Street quire alternative means of communication for pro- ment of Transportation’s of an MDOT employee since Ewen, Michigan 49925 gram information should contact the County at (MDOT) Coloma garage, 2008. (715)561-3636. Iron County reserves the right to died from injuries sustained For more information reject any or all bids received, or to accept the bid when a tire from a passing If you have any questions concerning the role of the about work zone safety, go to board of education and the responsibilities of a board that it considers to be in the best interest of Iron truck struck him while he Michigan.gov/WorkZone- County. Any questions relative to the project or was clearing large debris member, please contact Alan Tulppo, Gogebic-On- Safety. Content includes sto- tonagon ISD Superintendent, at 906-575-3438. submittal should be directed to Becky Rein, at from the shoulder of I-94 in ries about road workers who (715)561-3636 ext 2137. l 4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Gun grabbers Sue Mizell, Publisher Gun control did not become today’s America, they would not politically acceptable until the Gun believe the kind of personal behav- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor Control Act of 1968 signed into ior acceptable today. They would- law by President Lyndon B. John- n’t believe that youngsters could son. The law’s primary focus was get away with cursing at and to regulate commerce in firearms assaulting teachers. They wouldn’t by prohibiting interstate firearms Walter E. believe that cities such as Philadel- In Their Opinion transfers except among licensed Williams phia, Chicago, St. Louis and Balti- manufacturers, dealers and more hire hundreds of school Detroit email cover-up importers. Today’s gun control police officers and that in some advocates have gone much further, schools, students must go through deserves more than calling for an outright ban of what metal detectors. During my own they call assault rifles such as the ed by advocating for knife control, primary and secondary schooling wrist slap AR-15. By the way, AR stands for hammer control and feet and fist in Philadelphia, from 1942 to ArmaLite Rifle, which is manufac- 1954, the only time we saw a As is so often the case, the attempted cover-up by control. tured by Colt Manufacturing Co. policeman in school was during an the Duggan administration of the mayor’s special Gun controllers’ belief that As for being a military assault assembly period where we had to treatment of a charity run by a close friend is worse “easy” gun availability is our prob- weapon, our soldiers would be listen to a boring lecture from Offi- than the offense he is accused of committing. lem ignores U.S. history. Guns laughed off the battlefield carrying cer Friendly on safety. Our ances- City Inspector General Ellen Ha investigated alle- were far more readily available AR-15s. tors also wouldn’t believe that gations that Mayor Mike Duggan used city resources yesteryear. One could mail order a Let’s look at some FBI statistics we’re now debating whether teach- to give special treatment to a Wayne State University- gun from Sears or walk into a on homicide and then you can ers should be armed. associated nonprofit run by a woman he’s close to. hardware store or a pawnshop to decide how many homicides would Americans who call for stricter The Make Your Date charity seeks to address make a purchase. With truly easy be prevented by a ban on rifles. The and stricter gun control know that Detroit’s alarming preterm birth and infant mortality gun availability throughout our FBI lists murder victims by weapon getting rid of rifles will do little or rate – about 15 out of 1,000 babies born do not see history, there was nowhere near from 2014 to 2018 in their 2018 nothing for the nation’s homicide their first birthday (that’s more than double the the mayhem and mass murder that report on Crime in the United rate. Their calls for more restrictive statewide and national average). we see today. Here’s my question States. It turns out that slightly over gun laws are part of a larger strate- The charity is run on a voluntary basis by Dr. to all those who want restrictions 2% (297) out of a total of 14,123 gy to outlaw gun ownership alto- Sonia Hassan, whose relationship with Duggan made placed on gun sales: Were the homicides were committed with gether. You have to wonder what news earlier in the year. Duggan was accused of firearms of yesteryear better rifles. A total of 1,515 or 11% of these people have in store for us deploying city staffers and resources in aid of the behaved than those same firearms homicides were committed by when they’ve eliminated our charity, giving it special treatment not available to are today? That’s really a silly knives. Four hundred and forty-three means to defend ourselves. other non-profits. Ha’s report notes that while it’s question; guns are inanimate people were murdered with a ham- Venezuela dictator Nicolas “entirely appropriate” for the city to spend time and objects and have no capacity to mer, club or some other bludgeoning Maduro banned private gun owner- money on the issue, “there must be a process by act. Our problem is a widespread instrument. Six hundred seventy-two ship in 2012. The result is that which any agency, non-profit or other organization is decline in moral values that has people were murdered by a hand, Venezuelans had no way to protect selected to receive these resources.” nothing to do with guns. That foot or fist. Handguns accounted for themselves from criminals and Alexis Wiley, Duggan’s chief of staff, ordered that decline includes disrespect for the most murders -- 6,603. government troops who preyed emails related to Make Your Date be deleted, accord- those in authority, disrespect for What these statistics point out upon them. After Fidel Castro’s ing to Ha’s report. Duggan said he was unaware of oneself, little accountability for clearly is that the so-called assault demand for gun confiscation, he the decision to delete the emails. anti-social behavior and a scuttling weapons ban and mandatory buy- said, “Armas para que?” (“Guns, Wiley says she was acting to shield junior staffers of religious teachings that rein- back plan that 2020 Democratic for what?”) Cubans later found who had gotten caught up in the process. Detroit force moral values. presidential hopeful Beto O’Rourke out. Chief Development Officer Ryan Friedrichs and Let’s examine some elements of and others call for, will do little or Walter E. Williams is a professor Deputy Chief Development Officer Sirene Abou- this decline. nothing to bring down homicides. of economics at George Mason Uni- Chakra were also implicated. If any American who passed More homicides could be prevent- versity. The official explanation seems disingenuous. It is away before 1960 were to return to much more likely that the emails were killed to protect Duggan. Today in history Now, Duggan is saying that all three will be required to undergo document management training, and training will be headed up by Detroit’s Cor- By The Associated Press poration Counsel Lawrence Garcia. Today’s Highlight in History In her report, Ha recommended discipline for the On Oct. 30, 1912, Vice staff who called for deleting the emails. Duggan’s President James S. Sher- man, running for a second response is inadequate to send a message that his term of office with President administration is committed to transparency. William Howard Taft, died six Deleting emails has become an all-too-common days before Election Day. means of escaping public scrutiny. And while the (Sherman was replaced with Nicholas Murray Butler, but emails have since been recovered, the attempted Taft, the Republican candi- cover-up is what really stinks. date, ended up losing in an Duggan has drawn attention to the fact the report Electoral College landslide did not find anyone in the city broke any laws, city to Democrat Woodrow Wil- rules or that money was misspent. There remain eth- son.) On this date ical questions, however. In 1735 (New Style calen- And the attempted cover-up. An administration dar), the second president of that has done nothing wrong should have nothing to the United States, John hide. Adams, was born in Brain- tree, Massachusetts. –The Detroit News In 1961, the Soviet Union tested a hydrogen bomb, the “Tsar Bomba,” with a force Letters Policy estimated at about 50 mega- tons. The Soviet Party The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters Congress unanimously should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve approved a resolution order- the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- ing the removal of Josef lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. Stalin’s body from Lenin’s Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address tomb. and phone number must be included for verification purposes. In 1972, 45 people were Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- killed when an Illinois Central date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads Gulf commuter train was In 1995, by a razor-thin President George W. Bush Thomas Menino, Boston’s and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and struck from behind by another vote of 50.6 percent to 49.4 and congressional leaders longest-serving mayor, died $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to train on Chicago’s South percent, Federalists prevailed paused to lay wreaths by her at age 71. 400 words. 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Zaire, known as the “Rumble Woodward of second-degree a tense three-day tour of the three days earlier; hundreds in the Jungle,” to regain his murder in the death of eight- country, chastised by one of protesters nearby shouted Today’s Birthdays world heavyweight title. month-old Matthew Eappen. woman who said a U.S. pro- that the president was not In 1975, the New York (The judge, Hiller B. Zobel, gram using aerial drones to welcome. With three funerals, Movie director Claude Lelouch is 82. Rock singer Grace Daily News ran the headline later reduced the verdict to target terrorists amounted to Pittsburgh’s Jewish commu- Slick is 80. Songwriter Eddie Holland is 80. Rhythm-and-blues “Ford to City: Drop Dead” a manslaughter and set Wood- “executions without trial.” nity began burying its dead singer Otis Williams (The Temptations) is 78. Actress Joanna day after President Gerald R. ward free.) Michelle Triola Marvin, who’d from the synagogue mas- Shimkus is 76. Actor Henry Winkler is 74. Broadcast journalist Ford said he would veto any In 2001, Ukraine fought a landmark “palimony” sacre. Notorious gangster Andrea Mitchell is 73. Rock musician Chris Slade (Asia) is 73. proposed federal bailout of destroyed its last nuclear case in the 1970s against for- James “Whitey” Bulger was Country/rock musician Timothy B. Schmit (The Eagles) is 72. New York City. missile silo, fulfilling a pledge mer lover Lee Marvin, died in found beaten to death at a Actor Leon Rippy is 70. Actor Harry Hamlin is 68. Actor In 1979, President Carter to give up the vast nuclear Malibu, California, at age 76. federal prison in West Vir- Charles Martin Smith is 66. Country singer T. Graham Brown announced his choice of fed- arsenal it had inherited after Five years ago: Israel ginia; the 89-year-old former is 65. Actor Kevin Pollak is 62. Rock singer-musician Jerry De eral appeals judge Shirley the breakup of the former closed all access to Boston crime boss and long- Borg (Jesus Jones) is 59. Actor Michael Beach is 56. Rock Hufstedler to head the newly Soviet Union. Jerusalem’s most sensitive time FBI informant had been singer-musician Gavin Rossdale (Bush) is 54. Actor Jack Plot- created Department of Edu- In 2002, Jam Master Jay religious site, revered by transferred there hours earli- nick is 51. Comedian Ben Bailey is 49. Actor Billy Brown is 49. cation. (Jason Mizell), a rapper with Jews as the Temple Mount er. Actress Nia Long is 49. Country singer Kassidy Osborn In 1985, schoolteacher- the hip-hop group Run-DMC, and Muslims as the Noble Thought for Today (SHeDAISY) is 43. Actor Gael Garcia Bernal is 41. Actor astronaut Christa McAuliffe was killed in a shooting in Sanctuary, in a rare move “There are things that are Matthew Morrison is 41. Business executive and presidential witnessed the launch of the New York. He was 37. that ratcheted up tensions known and things that are adviser Ivanka Trump is 38. Actress Fiona Dourif is 38. Actor space shuttle Challenger, the In 2005, the body of Rosa after the attempted assassi- unknown; in between are Parks arrived at the U.S. nation of a Jewish religious doors.” Shaun Sipos is 38. Actor Tasso Feldman is 36. Actress Janel same craft that would carry Capitol, where the civil rights activist and the killing of a — William Blake Parrish is 31. Actor Tequan Richmond is 27. Actress Kennedy her and six other crew members to their deaths in Jan. icon became the first woman Palestinian suspect in the English poet McMann is 23. 1986. to lie in honor in the Rotunda; case by security forces. 1757-1827

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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 5 GCC Burchell said. Michael Boerman, director of the Lindquist Student From page 1 Center and the athletic ing student-athletes costs department, who was at the the school in terms of meeting, said assistant tuition revenue but also in coaches create opportuni- reputation, McNulty said. ties for interaction with stu- The full-time position dent-athletes. Their pres- starts with a $35,600 ence addresses academic annual salary and the job needs and fills an impor- requires secondary duties tant part of the entire that support the Lindquist scholastic experience. Center and the athletic and “It’s a comprehensive student services depart- picture and having more ments, he said. support around them is The next step is devel- the way to do that,” Boer- oping an athletic environ- man said. ment that will benefit the The next step is for an campus in the future, he external committee to said. A volleyball coach review the job descriptions presents an immediate and program information P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe need but over five years the in a consulting capacity, GUS AHONEN, standing, addresses members of the Wakefield-Marenisco Board of Education at their Monday men’s and women’s basket- McNulty said. At some evening meeting in the Marenisco Town Hall. From left are Superintendent Jason Gustafson, Trustee Marg ball and softball coaching point in the future the Lynott, Treasurer Marsha Vestich, Business Manager Tina Trevarthen, Vice President Micki Sorensen and Secre- positions would also tran- board will consider action tary Stacie Rooni. President Brad Dalbec has his back turned. Ahonen was presenting results of a fiscal audit. sition to full time. on the coaching positions “I think the phase in of themselves. full-time coaches is going to “As soon as possible,” help us take that next step,” McNulty said. McNulty said. “We’re try- The board approved the Fiscal report shows ‘healthy’ fund ing to serve our students cancelation of the GCC better in every capacity and baseball program that was the development of athlet- to have its first season this balance for Wakefield-Marenisco ics is part of that program. spring. By P.J. GLISSON cern. workforce. online to work remotely We really need to support The decision was not [email protected] The accountant added He added that a consul- with a live tutor, as need- the existing structure easy but the program was MARENISCO — Mem- that the district’s unas- tant with related experi- ed. which I believe will help us not sustainable, McNulty bers of the Wakefield- signed general fund bal- ence has drafted a contract —Learned from Brad to thrive in the future.” said. A 56 game schedule Marenisco Board of Educa- ance stood at $438,777. with the school to create a Dalbec, board president, A full-time coach is vital with 90% road games is tion learned Monday night “This represents an lab that would be available that he was able to negoti- to developing a compre- problematic considering that the good news out- increase to the projected to any student interested in ate about $6,500 in savings hensive sports program the travel expectations and weighs the bad in relation general fund balance of using it. in relation to construction and will be able to recruit that students are taken to an audit of the fiscal year $148,227,” said Aho- Gustafson recommend- of a new press box for the student-athletes locally, away from school for long ending on June 30. nen. “This is the biggest ed that the board delay in football field. Board mem- nationally and internation- periods of time, he said. According to Gus Aho- general fund balance hiring the consultant until bers had approved a bid of ally to fill an ideal roster, There are students who nen, CPA, of Makela, Pol- increase the school has had more funding details are $113,800 last month, with he said. This sustainability started in fall with the lack, and Ahonen, PLLC, of in several years.” provided within the next the contingency that Wis- and growth is not possible intention of playing base- Ironwood, the district had Board Vice President few weeks. consin contractor Angelo with a part-time position, ball in the spring, he said. a pension liability of Micki Sorensen thanked “At that time, I will rec- Luppino, Inc. would work he said. When students are expect- $5,659,153 net, as well as Gustafson and district ommend we hire the con- with school officials to The trustees approved ing to compete in a sport $1,492,314 net in other business manager Tina Tre- sultant to walk us through reduce costs on the project job descriptions for two that doesn’t happen the retiree liabilities at the end varthen for their recent this process,” he said. slated for the summer of part-time coaching posi- school will honor the of the fiscal year. ability to build the fund The board also: 2020. tions to better support the scholarships, he said. He added, however, that balance. —Voted to approve virtu- —Heard appreciation needs of students with the “Their academic future these figures actually repre- According to a Tuesday al learning for students via from Gustafson for the vol- type of day-to-day interac- wouldn’t be in question sent the district’s share of press release from the Michigan Virtual and leyball team’s great start, as tion that is more than can here but the odds are good the entire state’s liability. school, Gustafson also Odysseyware as program well as his good wishes for be expected by one part- that those students are Moreover, he said, the explained to the board his vendors. According to the its upcoming district tour- time head coach, McNulty going to transition on to district’s share of either lia- desire to create a “fab lab” superintendent, students nament. said. The assistant coach other colleges because for bility is under 1 percent of on the third floor of the must take at least one —Heard treasurer Mar- offers effective student-ath- many of them the primary the state total. Wakefield-Marenisco K-12 online course as part of the sha Vestich’s praise of lete support while expand- reason why they are here From a more positive School. Michigan Department of recent homecoming floats ing the reach of each pro- as a student-athlete is to be point of view, Ahonen The superintendent Education’s curriculum and trustee Marg Lynott’s gram’s recruiting efforts, a student but to also com- noted that the district’s stated that a fabrication lab requirements. He added thanks to the superinten- he said. pete in their chosen sport,” fund balance was would teach students the that Michigan Virtual “We need to make McNulty said. $552,626 on June 30, and technological skills they allows current students changes,” said Susan Beals, In other business, the there were no issues of con- may need as they enter the studying foreign languages trustee and secretary. “We board: REPORT — page 6 have been struggling with —Heard a report from this for a long time.” Institutional Development WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 30, 2019 John Lupino, board and GCC Foundation. 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 chair, said the phase in of —Approved an updated Riverdale “Chapter Six- Nancy Drew “The Haunted Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- full-time coaches and the five-year campus master # CW KDLH ty-One: Halloween” (TV14) Ring” ’ (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) bergs ’ bergs ’ assistant coaches would plan as a guideline for Cap- Survivor “Suck It Up But- SEAL Team (N) (TV14) S.W.A.T. “The LBC” (N) ’ Local 3 (:35) The Late Show With James benefit student athletes ital outlay funding oppor- % CBS WJMN tercup” (N) (TVPG) (CC) (CC) (DVS) (TV14) (CC) News at Stephen Colbert (TVPG) Corden and the athletic programs tunities. 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From page 5 it for time served prior to Tuesday’s His escape led to a multi-day [email protected] In other action, the council: dent for organizing last sentencing. manhunt in the Big Powderhorn ONTONAGON — The Onton- —Adopted the DDA Plan weekend’s Fun Frolic at “He had more time in than he Mountain area, which ended June 23 agon Village Council Monday Amendment and extend the Tax the school. needed credit for,” Jacobs told the when authorities said Ferguson was tabled an ordinance which Increment Financing capture for Board members meet Daily Globe, explaining the time- found in a Bessemer residence. would govern the rules by which 30 years. A public hearing on the twice a year at the Marenis- served sentence. Ferguson said in August he has a recreational or medical mari- ordinance was held two weeks ago. co Town Hall. He said Tuesday’s sentence been incarcerated in some form or juana business could be estab- —Agreed to a purchase agree- Students will be dis- means Ferguson will be released to another since his initial June 2017 lished in the village — when or if ment with the Michigan Depart- missed at noon today due Wisconsin, where he will be on to parent-teacher confer- arrest, with the exception of the days such a facility were approved in ment of Transportation to trans- supervised probation for the next ences. between his escape and recapture. the future. fer the old M-64 right-of-way two years. Tuesday was the second time Fer- On Nov. 15, there will If such a facility were adjacent to the marina. With the Ferguson escaped from the Goge- guson was sentenced in relation to be no school for students approved by the village, the property, the village can restore bic County Jail June 19, 2017, where his escape. due to in-service training amendment would require it be the roadway to provide direct he was being held for operating He was sentenced to three years, for teachers. in an industrial site with a spe- access to the west side docks on under the influence and a probation seven months on the felony charge The board’s next regu- cial use permit. The special use the river and the lighthouse. The hold in Wisconsin. of escape from jail while awaiting a lar meeting will be on Nov. permit requires a detailed site Ferguson was on probation in felony and another four years for a property will revert to MDOT if 18 at 5 p.m. in the new plan review is performed and Iron County, Wisconsin for felony breaking and entering felony in the property is not used for trans- first-floor board room of false imprisonment and misde- October 2017. that a public hearing is held portation purposes. the Wakefield-Marenisco meanor battery, stemming from a However, in May 2018, he was before the planning commission —Will gather information and School. 2015 domestic violence case, at the allowed to withdraw his plea after an may consider issuing the permit. determine the process on a time of his arrest in Gogebic County. attorney successfully challenged pro- Councilwoman Sarah Hopper request by Donald and Barbara According to online Wisconsin court cedural aspects of the sentence. objected to having a facility get a Kulis to abandon Balsam Avenue records, Ferguson was sentenced to In September 2018, Ferguson was special use permit since many in front of their lots so they can two years in prison — which was extradited to Wisconsin for violating other facilities, such as bars, do build a home in the area. stayed — and three years extended probation there while the Gogebic not have to go through such —Gave the Hometown Christ- supervision on the charge in July County charges were stayed until his hoops. The council will consider mas organizers $500 for advertis- 2015. plea hearing in August. the measure after getting more ing the event.

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Wilder Pulitzer Prize come- edy,” according to a theater Tickets are available dy and is directed by Helen spokesman. “It is a testimo- now at Chelsi’s Corner, Fashbaugh. ny to human endurance The Leather and Gift Shop, Performance dates are and tenaciousness.” and at the Theatre North Friday and Saturday at 7 In three acts it follows Box Office. p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m., the Antrobus family For more information, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. and Nov. through a variety of perils, visit theatrenorth.info or 10 at 2 p.m. but they always seem to search Theatre North on Associated Press The cast features 17 survive. Facebook. ROBERT EVANS is seen at an exhibit opening at the Annenberg Space Photography Center in Los Angeles in 2018. A representative for Evans, the producer of “China- Entertainment Briefs town” who helped shepherd films including “The Godfather” and “Harold and Maude” to the screen as chief of Paramount Pictures, confirmed that Evans passed Actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw Cathyrine Spencer. “Every day when I away Saturday. He was 89. dazzles with variety of jobs come down the stairs, I have to go through a barrage of people.” NEW YORK (AP) – Sometimes it seems The stairway joins the ranks of well- Robert Evans, iconic producer like Gugu Mbatha-Raw is playing some known movie settings, like that of the crazy version of showbiz Bingo. steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art This is a woman who has assembled an seen in “Rocky.” of ‘Chinatown,’ dies at 89 astonishing variety of roles in her 36 years. Big-budget Hollywood blockbuster? ‘Maleficent’ edges ‘Joker’ for By JAKE COYLE Evans fondly on Monday, tion company, and he Sure, “A Wrinkle in Time.” What about an weekend box-office crown AP Film Writer recollecting the producer’s quickly turned out one of 18th-century English drama? Of course, NEW YORK (AP) – “charm, good looks, the biggest hits of 1974, “Belle.” Any romantic comedies? Check LOS ANGELES (AP) – The “Malefi- Robert Evans, the protean, enthusiasm, style and Roman Polanski’s “China- out “Larry Crowne” cent” sequel has overtaken “Joker” for the fast-living Hollywood pro- sense of humor.” town.” It earned Evans his She’s been on Broadway, in Shake- weekend box-office crown in North Amer- ducer and former Para- “He had strong instincts lone Oscar nomination. speare’s “Hamlet” no less. And a classic ica. mount Pictures production as evidenced by the long The next decades Disney musical with “Beauty and the Final figures released Monday showed chief who backed such list of great films in his brought a period of fail- Beast.” Sci-fi? Of course, look at “Clover- “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” earned seminal 1970s films as career. When I worked ures, however, including field Paradox.” Voicing a puppet? Check $19.4 million, pulling ahead of “Joker” by “Chinatown,” ‘’The Godfa- with Bob, some of his help- Coppola’s “The Cotton out “The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance.” a mere $122,000. ther” and “Harold and ful ideas included suggest- Club,” and the “China- The actress has a clutch of projects “Joker” had been the top film on Sun- Maude,” has died. He was 89. ing John Marley as Woltz town” sequel “The Two coming out this fall and they’re typically day based on studio estimates after being Evans publicist, and Sterling Hayden as the Jakes” and the thrillers diverse – the film noir feature “Mother- knocked out of the top spot by “Malefi- Monique Moss, confirmed Police Captain, and his “Sliver” and “Jade.” In less Brooklyn,” the flagship Apple TV cent” last week. that Evans died on Satur- ultimate realization that 1980 he pleaded guilty to Plus streaming drama “The Morning Joaquin Phoenix traces the origins of day. No other details Mon- ‘The Godfather’ could be 2 cocaine possession and Show” and the searing indie film “Farm- the classic Batman villain in “Joker.” It day were immediately hours and 45 minutes in was placed on a year’s pro- ing.” has earned $278 million in the United available. length,” said Coppola, also bation. States and Canada in its first four weeks, His career was a story noting Evans’ contribu- In 1983, he was called Bronx steps in ‘Joker’ movie and it is the international record-holder of comebacks and reinven- tions to “The Cotton to testify at a preliminary become a tourist attraction for an R-rated film with $852 million in tions. Evans had launched Club.” hearing in the murder of a earnings. a successful women’s “May the kid always “Cotton Club” investor, NEW YORK (AP) – Move over, Rocky, The “Maleficent” sequel, which stars clothing line with his stay in the picture,” added Roy Radin. On the advice there’s a new stairway to climb. Angelina Jolie as the classic Disney villain, brother, Charles, and was Coppola. of his lawyers, Evans A set of outdoor steps in the Bronx has has earned $66.2 million in North Ameri- visiting Los Angeles on Evans was born Robert pleaded the Fifth Amend- become a tourist attraction in recent ca in its first two weeks. business when actress J. Shapera in New York, the ment. Although he was weeks since the release of the movie Norma Shearer saw him second son of Archie never connected to any “Joker.” Texas man guilty of stalking, sunbathing by the pool at Shapera, a dentist, and his wrongdoing, his refusal to The stairs are between two buildings threatening Taylor Swift the Beverly Hills Hotel. She on Shakespeare Avenue, about a half-mile wife, Florence, a home- testify to avoid self-incrim- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – A 27-year- persuaded producers to from Yankee Stadium. maker. He began acting in ination further sullied his old Austin, Texas, man has pleaded guilty hire the handsome, dark- In the movie, lead actor Joaquin radio while in junior high reputation. to stalking and sending threatening letters haired 26-year-old to play Phoenix dances as he goes down the school, going on to appear He had a near-fatal set- and emails to pop star Taylor Swift’s for- her late husband, movie steps, wearing a bright red suit and clown in more than 300 shows. back in 1998 when he suf- mer record label. mogul Irving Thalberg, in makeup. After “The Sun Also fered a stroke in a Holly- Federal prosecutors in Nashville, Ten- “Man of a Thousand These days, neighborhood residents Rises,” Evans left Holly- wood screening room. nessee, said in a news release the letters to Faces,” a film about horror using the steps are being joined by wood to join his brother in “A bolt of lightning shot Big Machine Label Group began in Jan- movie star Lon Chaney. tourists trying to recreate the scene. the clothing business, but through my body,” he told uary 2018 with Eric Swarbrick asking the After acting roles faded, The visitors have been taking selfies, was lured back in 1966 a reporter later. “I thought CEO to introduce him to Swift. Evans re-emerged at and some have even shown up in cos- when Zanuck offered him I had died. I heard Ella Over time the letters became more vio- Paramount and quickly tume. a three-picture contract as Fitzgerald sing ‘It’s a Won- lent and threatening. On three occasions converted the studio from Coming to the stairs is “really immer- a producer. That same year derful World.’” Swarbrick drove to Nashville to personal- a maker of mediocre films sive,” said Oliver Bonallack, visiting from Paramount Pictures hired Evans underwent a gru- ly deliver them. He also admitted to wan- to the biggest hit machine Brighton, England. him to head production. eling rehab, but still found dering the offices. in Hollywood, home to “You never really get to experience a From 1966 to 1974 time for his fifth wedding, Swarbrick sent at least 40 letters and “The Godfather” and “Love film first-hand,” he said. “I feel like it is so Evans presided over such this time to Oxenberg. The emails before he was charged and arrested Story” among others. iconic.” hits as “The Odd Couple,” marriage barely lasted in September 2018. For decades, and with Not everyone is thrilled with the ‘’Rosemary’s Baby” and longer than the couple’s Swarbrick will remain in custody until many flops in between, the upsurge in popularity. “Goodbye, Columbus.” He five-day courtship. “My he is sentenced in March. He faces up to ever-tanned, large glasses- “We live in the neighborhood, it’s tak- was a pivotal figure not fault,” Evans said afterward. five years in prison and a $250,000 fine wearing Evans was one of ing up all of our time, we’re all being only restoring Paramount “My brain wasn’t working on each of the two counts. Hollywood’s most outsized but in a halcyon period of right.” inconvenienced,” said Bronx resident and flamboyant personali- auteur-driven moviemak- ties, encapsulating the ing, backed storied direc- romance of a now bygone tors including Sidney movie era where films Lumet, Hal Ashby and were greenlit more on Peter Bogdanovich. instinct than market Albert Ruddy, who won research. He was married an Oscar as producer of and divorced seven times. “The Godfather,” credited He was the model for Evans with filling an essen- Dustin Hoffman’s petty- tial role in the picture’s minded Hollywood pro- success. When ducer in the 1997 satire Paramount’s head of distri- “Wag the Dog.” bution objected to the “The higher you get, the nearly three-hour running lower you can fall,” Evans time, Evans backed up the mused in a 2003 interview. filmmakers and insisted “You pick yourself up at that the movie not be cut. the count of nine, you “He said, ‘I’ll quit before come back and win and be I cut the movie,’” Ruddy done with it. I believe in said Monday. “He saved being a survivor.” the movie.” The title of his 1994 Evans didn’t share in memoir, “The Kid Stays in Paramount’s prosperity, the Picture” (later turned however. He wasn’t grant- into a 2002 documentary) ed any bonuses, and his came from an early story of string of marriages and his improbable success. divorces drained away After he appeared in much of the money he did November 9, 2019 “Man of a Thousand make. After brief mar- Gunbarrel Lodge Faces” Darryl Zanuck riages to actresses Sharon signed Evans to a contract Hugueny and Camilla Big Powderhorn Mountain, Bessemer, MI at Twentieth Century Fox Sparv, he married Mac- 5:00pm - Midnight and cast him as a bullfight- Graw, who became a star er in “The Sun Also Rises.” with her performance in Proceeds benefit the Aspirus Ironwood Hospital OB Renovation The filmmakers insisted “Goodbye, Columbus.” the young actor wasn’t She gave birth to Evans’ right for the role, so only child, Joshua. Zanuck went to Mexico MacGraw became a City, where the film was superstar after “Love being made, to see for him- Story,” then went off to self. His verdict: “The kid Texas to spend four stays in the picture.” months making “The Get- It was Evans who away” with Steve optioned “The Godfather” McQueen, with whom she while Mario Puzo was writ- had one of Hollywood’s ing it. As Paramount chief, more notable affairs. She Evans presided over Fran- and Evans divorced in cis Ford Coppola’s produc- 1972 and he married for- tion but his role in the mer Miss America Phyllis movie, itself, has some- George in 1977. They split times been exaggerated – a year later. including by Evans, him- Meanwhile, Evans had self. But Coppola, recalled formed his own produc- l 8 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 AREA THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Wakefield p r o b - leader- Munici- sure to w o u l d lem I s h i p p a l p u b l i c g reatly h a v e a l o n g B u i l d - services enhance From page 1 already w i t h ing. My as I t h e b e g u n fair and hobbies spent 29 r e c r e - working o p e n include years as ational on and govern- c a m p - a foot- o p p o r - l o o k m e n t i n g , b a l l tunities forward w i t h attend- coach at t h a t to con- commu- ing my various e x i s t tinuing n i t y daugh- l e v e l s h e r e . James John Amy Dale Kay b y Anderson involve- Granato t e r Tarro for the White G r a n t s Wiita James Anderson d e v e l - ment. I J u l i a ’ s W a k e - a n d 1. I grew up and cur- o p i n g will put sporting f i e l d s t a t e rently live in the city of our downtown, taking the people first and imple- events and spending time and Wakefield-Marenisco monies that are available Wakefield. After graduat- down abandoned build- ments the best solutions with my family and school district. Prior to my can only be sought once we ing from Wakefield High ings and becoming a Rede- for all residents. friends. I enjoy helping out appointment to the city have redone our master School, I joined the U.S. velopment Ready Commu- 2. The most important in the community whenev- council, I spent 10 years on plan and rec plan. I am Army. In the Army I nity. This is a standard set issue that we are facing in er I am needed. the Wakefield planning hoping our school and worked as an M1 Abrams forth by the state for a city our community is the 2. I believe the city of commission. I don’t know community will be able to tank systems mechanic and to be able to receive state declining population. This Wakefield is facing several exactly what kind of quali- benefit from these plans. was stationed on the U.S. grant money and provides issue directly affects the rev- key issues. Blight is an fications a person needs to The city has many chal- base in Kitzingen, Ger- economic development ser- enue and the tax base for ongoing issue. I would like serve in city government, lenges ahead, too many to many. I worked in a factory vices as well as programs to the city. I would like to con- to see the city implement a but I do strongly believe in name here, but I hope vot- in Minnesota as a mainte- attract and retain talent. tinue efforts to create jobs blight enforcement pro- our town of Wakefield, the ers will give me the oppor- nance mechanic for 38 The long-term goal is to in our area including gram and hire a blight offi- people that live here and tunity to be part of a years and am currently attract more businesses to tourism, and also to work to cer to make our town more the businesses that strug- change that Wakefield is retired from there. I was a the area thus bringing in promote existing business- appealing to new business- gle day to day to stay here. long overdue for. foster parent for 18 years more employment oppor- es. This will increase rev- es, as well as our recre- I have found out as an taking in over 100 children tunities and creating eco- enues in the city and also ational visitors. The city’s interim council member, Kay Wiita and adopting two of them. nomic growth. create jobs for people who recreation and master every day, every meeting is 1. I was the deputy trea- I have three children and would like to stay in the plans need to be updated. always a learning experi- surer for the city of Wake- one child who is deceased. John Granato area or relocate to our town. Without these, the city is ence. I have found out that field for 23 years. I did the I currently work at Holiday 1. I am a longtime resi- The increase in revenue will not eligible for grants sometimes decisions must monthly utility bills and Station Store and do dent of the city of Wake- also be used to maintain through the Michigan be made for the greater the payroll. When I retired, handyman work around field. I am a retired city and replace infrastructure Department of Natural good. Decisions made are I ran for city council and I the community. I am a sit- employee with 39 years of that has reached or has Resources and-or the state. not always going to be pop- was on it for six years. Four ting city councilman who service. I held various posi- exceeded its life cycle. Grants are necessary for ular with everybody. But years ago when the city was sits on the city’s planning tions such as a mechanic, Wakefield has many issues our community. With the nevertheless, these deci- experiencing some tur- commission, the water also a Department of Pub- facing us, and we need to grants, we could add more sions have to be made. moil, I decided to run authority board, and the lic Works working fore- get our master plan updated to Eddy Park and our Hopefully these decisions again. With several other Gogebic Range Solid Waste man, and an electric and along with the recreation campground. We also will become less stressful former city employees on Management Authority water department working plan. Infrastructure is a should evaluate our roads as time goes on. the council the task was board. I love the communi- foreman, plus an electric huge problem as the city and develop a maintenance 2. Seeing how the inner much more than we antici- ty we have built, and I hope lineman, as well as an elec- has to maintain the same and replacement plan. The workings of city govern- pated. It took a long time to to make it stronger as we trician. I had a number of size utilities such as electric, majority of our water pipes ment are performed and find a new manager. And move the city of Wakefield state licenses such as water water and sewer, and con- are 80-plus years old, and being on numerous com- now after many months, into the future. treatment, water distribu- tinue to provide low cus- although they are holding mittees, I have a better we have a new manager and 2. One major issue that I tion, and a certified tomer rates. I am excited to up, we need to develop a understanding of how we are very pleased with all feel is key to the city in the mechanic certificate. I am serve the citizens of Wake- plan to upgrade and-or Wakefield has dwindled he has already done. coming future is our aging currently serving on the field and have goals of mak- replace. The city needs to over the years, not only in 2. Wakefield has many infrastructure. This Wakefield planning coming Wakefield a better place also maintain city services population but also with of the same problems as includes our water system, mission and the Gogebic to live, work and play. while we see decreases in businesses closing. One of other cities. We have a which is over 80 years old Range Water Authority the state revenue sharing. the first priorities is to cre- declining population and it and is causing pipes to board. I have been the Amy Tarro We cannot forget the 2020 ate a Downtown Develop- is difficult to attract busi- freeze, and leaks in the chair person for the past 1. I was born and raised census that is coming out ment Authority, which nesses. We lost two big lines, although our lines 30-plus years for the Wake- in Wakefield and have lived and is predicting a decline. would help retain our cur- ones on the highway this are holding up. Another field Fireworks Committee. here all my life. I am 43 The city will need to rent businesses, and create year, plus the mining pro- thing included in our Along with my wife, Deb- years old and I am married address the challenge of an avenue to apply for ject did not happen. But we infrastructure is our storm bie, we have managed to James Tarro. My hus- financially supporting the grants that would help are blessed with Sunday water system, this has been KeenAgers, an adult foster band and I have two chil- infrastructure with the them enhance what they Lake and we are doing causing an overflow into care facility for 24 years. I dren, Nick, 21, and Julia, declining population. already have. Another pri- things to the campground our sanitary sewer system have a strong passion and 16. I am employed at Goge- ority is our aging infras- park to expand it. Our which in turn causes flood- dedication for the residents bic Community College Dale White tructure. An 80-year-old roads need much work and ing and damage to proper- of the city of Wakefield. I and have been for the past 1. I am married with water system needs to be we are looking into fund- ty. We are having an issue would like to utilize my seven years. I’ve been on four grown children and 10 addressed as does replace- ing for them, too. Our SAW with an aging electrical sys- vast experience and work- the Wakefield City Council grandchildren. I am a 40- ment of utility poles and (sewer and water) grant tem as well, too many elec- ing knowledge to make the since November of 2015. I year resident of Wakefield. possibly transmission was done and now we are trical poles have outlived city a more efficient opera- also am a member of the I am retired after working lines. Along with these trying to get the sewer pro- themselves and will begin to tion in dealing with today’s Wakefield Fireworks Com- 27 years for Bessemer Ply- water lines, there also jects done that they sug- be a problem if not increasingly harsh eco- mittee, Wakefield-Marenis- wood. I currently occupy a needs to be a sewer line gested we do. Forward addressed soon. Roads and nomic environment. We co Booster Club, and I was council seat that was vacat- replacement. Improve- Wakefield is now trying to sidewalks are a major item to need a community that is one of four members on ed by a longtime member, ments to our campground get some new businesses address – repair or replace. working together to resolve the 4-the-kids Committee Patricia Mann. I am run- and swimming park along into Wakefield, where the Another big issue is our the issues facing our city. to help raise funds for a ning to maintain that seat. with supporting ATV and old community building declining population, a Wakefield needs strong new gym floor in our This is not my first expo- biking trails within the city was on the highway.

Ride the public, along with raf- fle ticket, 50/50 and a cash bar,” Myers said. “This is From page 5 what was discussed and Day which falls on Friday agreed to by all and we will Sept. 18, 2020. start planning fairly soon.” The VFW/American Opening up this event Legion will hold a public to the public and moving it breakfast and a public din- to Hurley from Mercer will ner following the ride in probably bring a lot more the evening with the tradi- people, Myers said. This is tional ciabatta bun ham going to require more peo- and cheese sandwich and ple to solicit donations for hot soup. cash and door prizes, ride “We will do the missing captains for additional man ceremony around 6 groups and helping to set p.m. which will be open to up and take down, he said.

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Co-offensive players of the year: run, the same way Houston Taylor Dellangelo Westwood, 5’9 160, 12 slugger Alex Bregman did Marcus Johnson Iron Mountain 5’10, 170, 12 earlier. Defensive player of the year: Yep, these Washington Alex Studebaker Calumet, 6’1, 220 12 Nationals have matched the Honorable Mention: Caleb Evosevich-Hynes 5’10, 180, Astros pitch for pitch, hit for 12 hit, win for win – even home Lineman of the Year: run celebration for home Alex Studebaker Calumet 6’1, 220, 12 (Unanimous) run celebration. Honorable Mention: Gio Colavecchi, Iron Mountain, 6’1, Adam Eaton and Soto hit 265, 12 solo homers off Justin Ver- Special Teams Player of the Year: lander in the fifth, Anthony Caleb Evosevich-Hynes, Iron Mountain, 5’10, 180, 12 Rendon also went deep and Coach of the year: drove in five runs, and the Robin Marttila, Iron Mountain Nationals beat the Astros 7- CENTER 2 Tuesday night to tie the FIRST TEAM World Series at 3-3. Gio Colavecchi, Iron Mountain, 6’1, 265, 12 Now, it's onto a winner- HONORABLE MENTION take-all Game 7 to decide Drew Bjorn, Calumet, 6’2, 210 12 the first Fall Classic in Jaakob Fyle, Gogebic, 6’3, 280, 11 which the visiting team won Matt Paavo, Westwood, 5’8, 215, 12 the first six. Preston Toutant, Negaunee, 5’10, 250, 11 "It's weird, really. You GUARD can't explain it," Washing- FIRST TEAM ton manager Dave Martinez Jaden DeMink, L’Anse, 5’7, 200, 12 said. Associated Press Nick Opolka, Iron Mountain, 5’9, 185, 12 Fired up after a disputed WASHINGTON NATIONALS' Juan Soto is congratulated by Adam Eaton after hitting Caulder Hewitt, Negaunee, 6’2, 250, 11 call at first base went against a home run during the fifth inning of Game 6 of the World Series against the Hous- HONORABLE MENTION them in the seventh, the ton Astros Tuesday in Houston. Dwayne Randell, Hancock, 11 Nationals padded their lead Brent Aman, Iron Mountain, 6’0, 160,12 moments later when Ren- burned me in the past, and for Washington since the Outscored 19-3 at TACKLE don homered off Will Har- it burned me there in the Senators in 1924. Zack Nationals Park while going FIRST TEAM ris. Martinez, still enraged at first." Greinke will be on the 1 for 21 with runners in Alex Studebaker, Calumet 6’1, 220, 12 (Unanimous) umpires, was ejected during Nationals ace Max mound for the Astros, who scoring position, the Michael Boissineau, Westwood, 5’9. 215 11 the seventh-inning stretch, Scherzer, boosted by an led the majors with 107 Nationals got the strong out- HONORABLE MENTION screaming as a pair of his injection of painkiller, is wins and are seeking their ing they needed from Stras- Will Bal, Hancock, 12 coaches held him back primed to return from an second title in three sea- burg, who allowed his only Tony Feira, Iron Mountain, 6’4, 190 12 while the crowd sang along irritated nerve in his neck to sons. runs in the first inning, Leo Helppi, Negaunee, 6’1, 210, 12 to "Deep in the Heart of start Game 7. Scherzer was Visiting teams have won struck out seven and walked TIGHT END Texas." warming up in the seventh three straight Game 7s in two while throwing 104 FIRST TEAM Rendon added a two-run before Rendon's homer, the Series since the Cardi- pitches. Eric Anderson, Westwood, 5’11, 185 12 (unanimous) double off Chris Devenski then sat down as Martinez nals defeated Texas at home He improved to 5-0 with Jake Dumais, Iron Mountain, 6’4, 180 12 in the ninth to just about became the first manager in 2011. a 1.98 ERA in six postseason HONORABLE MENTION seal it after Strasburg gutted tossed from a Series game Washington rebounded starts this October despite Trevor Trola, Calumet, 6’2. 185, 12 through without his best since Atlanta's Bobby Cox in from a 19-31 start – the Nats failing to get a swing and RECEIVER fastball to throw five-hit ball 1996. were given just a 1.6% miss in the first two innings FIRST TEAM for 8 1/3 innings. "Anytime we get Max on chance to win the Series on for the first time this year, Chad Pohlman, Westwood, 5’11, 150, 12 Washington pitching the mound for us, we like May 23 – to finish 93-69. and eight of nine swings Alex Munson, Negaunee, 5’9, 160,12 coach Paul Menhart told our chances," Rendon said. They rebounded from a 3-1 and misses overall were on HONORABLE MENTION Strasburg after the first Now the Nationals will eighth-inning deficit against breaking balls. Strasburg Dean Loukus, Calumet, 5’4, 165, 11 inning that he was tipping attempt their ultimate come- Milwaukee in the NL wild- escaped a two-on, two-outs Connor LeClaire, Hancock, 11 pitches. Strasburg allowed back in a year in which they card game, a two games to jam in the fourth by striking Colin Visntainer, Iron Mountain, 6’1, 170, 12 were written off time after one deficit vs. the Los Ange- out Carlos Correa. QUARTERBACK only three more hits. "Started shaking my time, hoping for the first title les Dodgers in the Division Verlander dropped to 0-6 FIRST TEAM in the 51-season history of a Series and a 2-1, fifth-inning with a 5.68 ERA in seven Taylor Dellangelo, Westwood, 5’9, 160, 12 glove, so they didn't know what I was throwing," he franchise that started as the deficit in Game 6 vs. the Series starts, a blemish on Marcus Johnson, Iron Mountain, 5’10, 170, 12 Montreal Expos and the first Astros. his otherwise sterling career. HONORABLE MENTION said. "It's something that has Colton Salani, Hancock, 12 Jason Waterman, Negaunee, 6’1, 175, 12 Scott Loukus, Calumet 5’10, 165, 12 FULLBACK Michigan WR Mike Sainristil fled FIRST TEAM Bryce Petrantonio, Iron Mountain, 6’0, 190, 12 Jayden Gariepy, Calumet 5’9, 210, 12 Haiti as child with family RUNNING BACK FIRST TEAM ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) – Michi- Caleb Evosevich-Hynes, Iron Mountain, 5’10, 180, 12 gan receiver Mike Sainristil made the Nick Djerf, Calumet, 5’7, 155, 12 most of his opportunity in perhaps Austin Salani, Hancock, 6’0, 195, 11 the biggest win of the Jim Harbaugh HONORABLE MENTION era at the school. Jonah Dowd, L’Anse, 6’0, 165, 12 If his family hadn't fled Haiti, his Dryden Nelson, Calumet, 5’7, 150, 10 life likely would be much different. DEFENSIVE TEAM "I am glad we left because in Amer- DEFENSIVE LINE ica, you have more chances to have a FIRST TEAM better life," his father, Carlot Sainris- Alex Studebaker, Calumet 6’1, 220, 12 (Unanimous) til, said Monday night in a telephone Caleb Burkland, Iron Mountain, 5’9, 190, 11 interview. "If he was in Haiti, he Eli Loukkala, Westwood, 6’3, 220, 11 would not be able to do this. We don't HONORABLE MENTION have football in Haiti. We have soccer, Gabriel Laidlaw, Houghton, 5’10, 240, 11 real football." Davin Marshall, Negaunee, 5’10, 220, 12 Real threats pushed Carlot Sainris- Will Bal, Hancock, 12 til, his wife and their two young sons DEFENSIVE END out of the Caribbean country. FIRST TEAM Mike Sainristil's stay on the island Jake Dumais, Iron Mountain, 6’4, 180 12 (Unanimous) was short. Trevor Torola, Calumet, 6’2, 185, 12 "My parents left when I was 7 HONORABLE MENTION Associated Press months old," the 19-year-old fresh- MICHIGAN WIDE receiver Mike Sainristil (19) celebrates his 26-yard Jackson Vidlund, Westwood, 5’11, 205, 12 man said. OUTSIDE LINEBACKER touchdown reception from Michigan quarterback Dylan McCaffrey (10), His father was the newsroom FIRST TEAM alongside wide receiver Cornelius Johnson (6) in the fourth quartera- director at a Haitian radio station, Eric Anderson, Westwood, 5’11, 185, 12 (Unanimous) gainst Notre Dame in Ann Arbor Saturday. Michigan won 45-14. which received telephone threats as Will Twardzik, Calumet, 5’9, 180, 12 Caleb Evosevich-Hynes, Iron Mountain, 5’10, 180, 12 did other radio stations following the or perhaps even instead of – experi- tice. HONORABLE MENTION country's presidential election in enced receivers Donovan Peoples- He didn't catch a pass until the Austin Salani, Hancock, 11 2000. Carlot and Raymonde moved Jones, Nico Collins and Tarik Black. fifth game of the season, contributing Alex Munson, Negaunee, 5’9, 160, 12 their family to the Boston area, where "Really seeing a lot of growth from one reception for 8 yards in a win Terry Reed, L’Anse, 6’1, 165, 12 he father resumed his radio career Mikey lately, the last four weeks, over then-No. 14 Iowa. INSIDE LINEBACKER and Mike grew up to become the especially in practice," Harbaugh "I just wasn't really locked in," FIRST TEAM state's top high school football player said. "He has really gained a lot of Sainristil recalled. "I wasn't giving my Jayden Gariepy, Calumet 5’9, 210, 12 (Unanimous) last year. confidence catching the football and all to the team. I kind of didn't like Garrett Mann, Westwood, 6’1, 190, 11 The 14th-ranked Wolverines went has always been great route running." the position I was in, but I just had to Leo Helppi, Negaunee, 6’1, 210, 12 into the season with a trio of talented And Sainristil always seems to be put that aside to help the team suc- HONORABLE MENTION receivers, and Sainristil was largely in a great mood. His charismatic per- ceed." Bryce Petrantonio, Iron Mountain, 6’0, 190, 12 overlooked as a potential contributor sonality has made him one of the Sainristil started working harder, Ty Halonen, Houghton, 5’10, 190 12 even though he seemed to perform most popular players on the team. and earlier, showing up in the 6 Thomas Lundin, Gogebic, 6’2, 195, 12 well last spring. "He's just a happy guy and you o'clock hour to take part in what are Petr Anderson, Hancock, 5’10, 185, 12 In a rout over then-No. 8 Notre want to be around him," teammate called opportunity practices for back- DEFENSIVE BACK Dame, no one could miss the relative- Luiji Vilain said. "He brings life." ups at Michigan. Graduate assistant FIRST TEAM ly diminutive player as he made three Sainristil simply likes being coach Roy Roundtree, a former stand- Jonah Dowd, L’Anse, 6’0, 165, 12 (Unanimous) receptions for 73 yards and a touch- happy. out receiver at the school, encouraged Jason Waterman, Negaunee, 6’1, 175, 12 down. "I enjoy being around my team- him to work on his hands by catching Marcus Johnson, Iron Mountain, 5’10, 170, 12 "Mike really made the most of his mates because I know moments like footballs fired from a JUGS machine. Nick Djerf, Calumet, 5’7, 155, 12 opportunity, no question," Harbaugh these last forever when you make the Sainristil has bounced back and HONORABLE MENTION said. "Made the big third down catch most out of it," he said. "Feeding off his team has, too. Taylor Dellangelo, Westwood, 5’9, 160, 12 early in the game. That was tough to and giving good energy is what I tend Slow starts at Penn State and Wis- Zach Baross, Gogebic, 5’8, 140, 12 catch a ball at that point when it was to do. I want others to feel my vibe consin led to setbacks that Sainristil KICKER raining in the first half." and hopefully we could be on the said helped the Wolverines close FIRST TEAM Michigan (6-2, 3-2 Big Ten) may same page from there." strong against the Nittany Lions Erik Salminen, Negaunee, 5’10, 185, 12(Unanimous) need Sainristil to play a lot of snaps HONORABLE MENTION Early in the season, Sainristil before going on to rout the Fighting again Saturday at Maryland (3-5, 1-4) acknowledged it was difficult to Irish. Brendan LeClaire, Hancock, if receiver Ronnie Bell can't return PUNTER maintain his bright outlook on the "Maybe that's what we needed to from an injury that took him out of football field because he wasn't play- realize we could be that good," he FIRST TEAM the game against the Fighting Irish. Austin Salani, Hancock, 11 ing a large role. Watching, not play- said. "After the Notre Dame Saturday, Sainristil appears to be ready to ing, seemed to hurt his confidence, I think we all know that we're headed HONORABLE MENTION line up as an option in the passing Nick Trudgeon, Gogebic, 5’11, 190, 12 and he was dropping passes in prac- in the right direction." game for Shea Patterson along with – l 10 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Kansas City 530.625 226 181 Placed WR Marqise Lee on IR. Phoenix at Golden State, 10:30 WorldAll Times Series EDT Oakland 340.429 151 192 Released RB Alfred Blue from the (Best-of-7) L.A. Chargers350.375 157 157 injured list. Signed CB Tae Hayes All TimesNHL EDT Houston 3, Washington 3 Denver 260.250 125 151 from the practice squad. EASTERN CONFERENCE Tuesday, Oct. 22: Washington 5, NATIONAL CONFERENCE LOS ANGELES RAMS — Traded Atlantic Division Houston 4 East CB Aqib Talib and a fifth-round draft GP WLOTPts GF GA Wednesday, Oct. 23: Washington W LTPct PF PA pick to Miami for an undisclosed Boston 12 91220 41 25 12, Houston 3 Dallas 430.571 190 124 future draft pick. Buffalo 13 92220 44 33 Friday, Oct. 25: Houston 4, Philadelphia 440.500 202 199 MIAMI DOLPHINS — Placed CB Toronto 14 65315 49 49 Washington 1 N.Y. Giants 260.250 158 218 Xavien Howard on IR. Activated DT Florida 12 53414 43 48 Saturday, Oct. 26: Houston 8, Washington 170.125 99 195 Robert Nkemdiche from the PUP Tampa Bay 11 54212 35 36 Washington 1 South list. Montreal 11 54212 41 36 Sunday, Oct. 27: Houston 7, W LTPct PF PA NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Detroit 13 481930 46 Washington 1 New Orleans 710.875 195 156 Released PK Mike Nugent and TE Ottawa 11 371729 37 Tuesday, Oct. 29: Washington 7, Carolina 430.571 179 184 Eric Tomlinson from the active ros- Metropolitan Division Houston 2 Tampa Bay 250.286 196 212 ter and OL Aaron Monteiro from the GP WLOTPts GF GA Wednesday, Oct. 30: Washington Atlanta 170.125 165 250 practice squad. Washington 14 92321 54 46 (Scherzer 11-7) at Houston (Greinke North NEW YORK JETS — Traded DL Carolina 12 83117 39 30 18-5), 8:08 p.m. (Fox) W LTPct PF PA Leonard Williams to the N.Y. Giants N.Y. Islanders1183016 34 27 Green Bay 710.875 215 163 for a 2020 third-round and a 2021 Pittsburgh 13 85016 46 31 Minnesota 620.750 211 132 fifth-round draft picks. ThursdayBowling Men’s Commercial Columbus 11 54212 30 39 Detroit 331.500 180 186 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Waived Oct. 24, Ironwood Philadelphia11 55111 36 38 Chicago 340.429 128 122 LB Justin Phillips. Signed LB Bran- High team game and series: Mud N.Y. Rangers10 451933 35 don Marshall. Creek Builder 782 and 2,262. West New Jersey 9252622 36 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — High game: Chris Teige 247, Jon W LTPct PF PA WESTERN CONFERENCE San Francisco7001.000 207 77 Waived DT Bruce Hector. Signed Vance 242, Rick Clements 234, Rob Central Division Seattle 620.750 208 196 TE Scott Orndoff to the practice Freeman 234, Dave Baldwin 232. GP WLOTPts GF GA L.A. Rams 530.625 214 174 squad. High series: Chris Teige 650, Colorado 11 82117 44 30 Arizona 341.438 170 223 Dave Baldwin 648, Rick Clements HOCKEY Nashville 12 83117 48 34 637, Marc Behrendt 583, Phil Aho Thursday, Oct. 31 National Hockey League St. Louis 12 63315 37 39 San Francisco at Arizona, 8:20 DETROIT RED WINGS — 580. Winnipeg 12 66012 32 37 p.m. Placed LW Justikn Abdelkader on Tuesday Commercial Dallas 14 58111 31 39 Sunday, Nov. 3 IR, retroactive to Oct. 23. Assigned Oct. 22, Ironwood Chicago 11 362825 34 Houston vs Jacksonville at Lon- RW Evgeny Svechnikov to Grand High team game and series: Brite Minnesota 12 480829 43 don, UK, 9:30 a.m. Rapids (AHL). Activated LW Adam Spot Bar 904 and 2,418. Pacific Division N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. Erne from IR. Recalled D Joe Hick- High game: Dean Erickson 278, GP WLOTPts GF GA Washington at Buffalo, 1 p.m. etts from Grand Rapids. Marc Behrendt 259, Rick Clements Edmonton 13 84117 38 36 Tennessee at Carolina, 1 p.m. 255, Don Basom 248, Erik Mahler Vegas 13 85016 42 36 Minnesota at Kansas City, 1 p.m. NBA 232. All Times EDT Arizona 11 73115 34 24 Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. High series: Marc Behrendt 719, EASTERN CONFERENCE Vancouver 11 73115 42 27 Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Don Basom 700, Dean Erickson Atlantic Division Anaheim 13 76014 32 31 Tampa Bay at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. 688, Nick Gima 633, Tom Douglas WLPct GB Calgary 14 66214 37 41 Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. 606. Philadelphia 301.000 — San Jose 13 481932 48 Green Bay at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 Wednesday Night Ladies Toronto 31.750 ½ Los Angeles12 480831 49 Cleveland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Oct. 23, Ironwood Boston 21.667 1 NOTE: Two points for a win, one New England at Baltimore, 8:20 High team game and series: Iron Brooklyn 12.333 2 point for overtime loss. Top three Open: L.A. Rams, New Orleans, Range Frames 519 and 1,359. New York 13.250 2½ teams in each division and two wild Atlanta, Cincinnati High game: Katie Pucilowski 205, Southeast Division cards per conference advance to Associated Press Kathy Brauer 190, Nancy Berg 168, Monday, Nov. 4 W L Pct GB playoffs. Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. DETROIT RED Wings defenseman Patrik Nemeth (22) celebrates his goal with Madi- Nancy Carli 167, Diane Buc 166. Miami 31.750 — Tuesday's Games High series: Katie Pucilowski Transactions Atlanta 22.500 1 Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 1 son Bowey (74) and Valtteri Filppula (51) as Edmonton Oilers goaltender Mikko 558, Kathy Brauer 529, Nancy Carli BASEBALL Orlando 12.333 1½ Boston 5, San Jose 1 Koskinen (19) skates in the background in the first period Tuesday in Detroit. 452, Nancy Berg 448, Brenda American League Washington 12.333 1½ Carolina 2, Calgary 1 Brushaber 434. MINNESOTA TWINS — Exer- Charlotte 13.250 2 Washington 4, Toronto 3, OT Monday Mix-Ups cised 2020 option on DH Nelson Central Division Detroit 3, Edmonton 1 Oct. 28, Ironwood Cruz. Assigned 2B Ronald Torreyes WLPct GB N.Y. Rangers 4, Tampa Bay 1 High team game and series: and OFs Ian Miller and Ryan Milwaukee 21.667 — Nashville 3, Chicago 0 LaMarre outright to Rochester (IL). Detroit 22.500 ½ Red Wings beat Oilers 3-1 Scandinavia Log Homes 644 and Dallas 6, Minnesota 3 1,721. Claimed RHP Matt Wisler off Cleveland 12.333 1 Winnipeg at Anaheim High men’s game: Chris Teige waivers from Seattle. Chicago 13.250 1½ Wednesday's Games 280, Dave Baldwin 258, Greg BASKETBALL Indiana 03.000 2 Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Basom 247, Todd Brauer 224, Rick National Basketball Association WESTERN CONFERENCE Edmonton at Columbus, 7:30 to end 8-game losing streak Clements 212. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS — Southwest Division Minnesota at St. Louis, 8 p.m. High men’s series: Dave Baldwin Exercised G Collin Sexton's third- W L Pct GB Florida at Colorado, 10 p.m. 722, Chris Teige 686, Greg Basom year contract option. San Antonio 301.000 — Montreal at Arizona, 10 p.m. DETROIT (AP) – Dylan Larkin scored good job of clutching and grabbing to 684, Todd Brauer 600, Chad MIAMI HEAT — Reinstated G Houston 21.667 1 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 and led a defensive effort to slow down clog up the middle." Pucilowski 588. Dion Waiters from suspension. Dallas 21.667 1 High women’s game: May Miller TORONTO RAPTORS — Pro- Memphis 12.333 2 EdmontonOilers-Wings001—1 Sums Connor McDavid. The Oilers entered the game as the 180, Theresa Morden 170, Dani Ket- moted Alex McKechnie to vice pres- New Orleans 04.000 3½ Detroit 201—3 Larkin and Patrik Nemeth had goals in NHL's No. 1 team on the power play and tunen 165, Kathy Brauer 160, Carol ident/player health and perfor- Northwest Division First Period_1, Detroit, Larkin 4 Morden 157. mance. WLPct GB (Bertuzzi, Hirose), 7:41 (pp). 2, the first period, and the Detroit Red ended it scoreless with the man advan- High women’s series: Kathy WASHINGTON WIZARDS — Denver 301.000 — Detroit, Nemeth 1 (Bowey, Filppula), Brauer 459, Dani Kettunen 450,May Assigned Gs Justin Robinson and Minnesota 301.000 — 8:33. Penalties_Draisaitl, EDM, Wings defeated the Edmonton Oilers 3-1 tage for the first time this season when Miller 447, Theresa Morden 425, Admiral Schofield to Capital City Utah 31.750 ½ (boarding), 7:19; Helm, DET, (trip- Tuesday night to end an eight-game los- earning three or more power plays. Katie Pucilowski 423. (NBAGL). Portland 22.500 1½ ping), 18:50. FOOTBALL Oklahoma City 13.250 2½ Second Period_None. Penal- ing streak. "Our goalie was our best player," National Football League Pacific Division All TimesNFL EDT ties_Neal, EDM, (interference), Larkin had the challenge of being on Larkin said. "We needed that." ATLANTA FALCONS — W L Pct GB AMERICAN CONFERENCE 4:27; Bear, EDM, (holding), 11:07; Released PK Matt Bryant. Waived L.A. Clippers 31.750 — East Helm, DET, (interference), 13:19. the ice when McDavid was skating for Filip Hronek added an empty-net goal CB D.J. White and QB Danny Etling. L.A. Lakers 21.667 ½ WLTPct PF PA Third Period_3, Edmonton, Drai- Signed PK Younghoe Koo. Phoenix 22.500 1 much of the night and responded well late to seal a much-needed victory for the New England 8001.000 250 61 saitl 10 (McDavid), 12:48. 4, Detroit, BUFFALO BILLS — Released LB Golden State 12.333 1½ Buffalo 520.714 134 122 Hronek 3 (Larkin), 19:18. Penal- enough to hold the superstar to one rebuilding Red Wings. Nate Hall. Signed LB Del'Shawn Sacramento 04.000 3 N.Y. Jets 160.143 78 185 ties_Athanasiou, DET, (roughing), Phillips to the practice squad. assist and three shots. Mikko Koskinen stopped 25 shots for Miami 070.000 77 238 Tuesday's Games 13:09; Nurse, EDM, (roughing), CAROLINA PANTHERS — Miami 112, Atlanta 97 South 13:09; Larkin, DET, (hooking), "I thought Larkin's line did a really the Oilers, who have dropped four of Placed WR Braxton Miller on prac- Dallas at Denver WLTPct PF PA 13:35. tice squad IR. Signed WR Quadree Memphis at L.A. Lakers good job on McDavid until the second their last five after opening the season 7- Indianapolis 520.714 158 151 Shots on Goal_Edmonton 6-9- Henderson to the practice squad. Houston 530.625 212 188 Wednesday's Games 17_32. Detroit 13-10-5_28. half of the third period," Red Wings 1. CHICAGO BEARS — Placed LB Chicago at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Jacksonville 440.500 173 163 P o w e r - p l a y Fadol Brown on practice squad IR. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Tennessee 440.500 148 135 opportunities_Edmonton 0 of 3; coach Jeff Blashill said. "Larks plays his Koskinen, who entered 5-0, gave up Signed LB James Vaughters to the New York at Orlando, 7 p.m. North Detroit 1 of 3. practice squad. Detroit at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. best hockey when he matches up against two goals on the first seven shots he faced WLTPct PF PA Goalies_Edmonton, Koskinen 5- GREEN BAY PACKERS — Indiana at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Baltimore 520.714 214 156 1-0 (27 shots-25 saves). Detroit, other teams' best." before keeping his team in the game. Released TE Evan Baylis and WR Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 340.429 150 145 Howard 2-5-0 (32-31). Darrius Shepherd. Signed CB Houston at Washington, 8 p.m. Jimmy Howard made 31 saves for the Speedy forward Andreas Athanasiou Cleveland 250.286 133 181 A_19,515 (20,000). T_2:28. Tremon Smith from the practice Portland at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Cincinnati 080.000 124 210 Referees_Jean Hebert, Kevin Red Wings, who won for the first time had a pair of breakaways for Detroit and squad. Charlotte at Sacramento, 10 p.m. West Pollock. Linesmen_Steve Miller, JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — L.A. Clippers at Utah, 10 p.m. since Oct. 10 against Montreal. was denied each time by Koskinen. WLTPct PF PA Libor Suchanek. "I guess it's a relief for us," Larkin said. "It's a heck of a lot harder to chase a What to expect from Mad Max? World Series goes to Game 7 Larkin converted on a power play 7:41 game than it is to play with the lead," Oil- into the game, lifting the puck from the ers coach Dave Tippett said. "That's just HOUSTON (AP) – Max Scherzer, this is three-time Cy Young Award winner is set front of the crease. Nemeth, who signed how this game is built right now. It's frus- your moment. And baseball fans, this is to start this all-or-nothing matchup. as a free agent last summer, scored his trating, but this wasn't a lack of effort. what you hoped for. Scherzer tossed in the outfield before first goal with the Red Wings less than a We've just got to find some scoring in our Because a World Series mostly devoid Game 6 – a charged, 7-2 win by the minute later. lineup somewhere." of drama suddenly involves the two most Nationals – and even threw in the bullpen "We knew they were going to come out NOTES: Oilers general manager Ken compelling words in sports: Game 7. in the seventh inning Tuesday night. fast because of their losing streak, and Holland, who left Detroit when Steve Mad Max vs. Zack Greinke. "I'm good," he said. then we let them get a couple goals early Yzerman was hired to replace him earlier The Washington Nationals, trying to But whether the Game 1 winner, on," Edmonton center Ryan Nugent-Hop- this year, was given an ovation during an rewrite franchise history with their first known for his incredible intensity, will be kins said. "I thought we fought our way early break in the game. ... Detroit championship. The Houston Astros, aim- able to cut loose at full force, we'll soon back into the game, but we have got to assigned RW Evgeny Svechnikov to the ing to build a legacy by taking their second find out. find a way to score." AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins and crown in three years. "Max will pitch until his neck decides A long scoreless stretch for both teams recalled Joe Hicketts from the Griffins. ... A pair of teams that began spring train- he can't pitch anymore," Nationals manag- ended with 7:12 left when Leon Draisaitl Detroit removed LW Adam Erne from ing under sunny skies in February, worker Dave Martinez said. "I can't see myself ing out side-by-side in the complex they telling Max, 'You're only going to go 75 scored from the right circle to pull injured reserve and put LW Justin share in Florida, now meeting in late Octo- pitches.' He's going to want to go out there Edmonton within one. Abdelkader on IR retroactive to Oct. 23. ber under the retractable roof at Minute and go as long as he can." Edmonton had a 4-on-3 power play ... McDavid played in his 300th NHL Maid Park for the biggest prize of all. If Scherzer returns and wins, it might shortly thereafter but could not take game. And this: What to expect from Scherzer well go down in sports lore, along with advantage despite McDavid and Draisaitl UP NEXT on Wednesday night? Curt Schilling's bloody sock, Kirk Gibson putting shots on net. Oilers: Play on Wednesday at Colum- Unable to pitch Game 5 on Sunday hobbling around the bases and the night "All their lines and their defensemen bus. night because of nerve irritation near his Willis Reed limped back on the court at can skate," McDavid said. "And, they do a Red Wings: Play on Friday at Carolina. neck that required a cortisone shot, the Madison Square Garden. Column: NCAA tries to kick pay-for-play farther down road By PAUL NEWBERRY a small stipend – but that is a pittance monetize their name or their image in regular student, then you might see more AP Sports Columnist when compared to the revenue that commercial ways that are apart from states or at the federal level. ATLANTA (AP) – The NCAA just does- schools such as Georgia and Texas and playing," said Big East Commissioner Val "There are going to be a lot of people n't get it. Ohio State are generating with their ath- Ackerman, who led the NCAA"s working pushing." Under pressure from all sides – legis- letic programs. group along with Smith. "Just as an exam- And pushing back. lators, advocates, athletes, pretty much Take Georgia, which has committed ple, if I started my own business while I U.S. Sen. Richard Burr, Republican anyone who can spot an injustice when some $174 million to upgrading and was a student and I wanted to use my from North Carolina, stepped in out of they see it – the group that governs col- building facilities just since Kirby Smart name to promote my business – I have a nowhere to defend the indefensible. lege athletics revealed a fierce determina- took over as football coach in 2016, on type of service I offer – or I write a book, He tweeted Tuesday that "if college ath- tion to keep an iron grip on the two top of spending more on recruiting than or I compose a song and I want to mone- letes are going to make money off their things it cares about most. any other program, not to mention doling tize that using my name or image to pro- likenesses while in school, their scholar- Money and power. out some $13 million in annual pay to mote it, that right now is not permitted ships should be treated like income. I'll A much-ballyhooed announcement Smart and his coaching staff. under NCAA rules. Under this modern- be introducing legislation that subjects Tuesday, supposedly the first significant The Bulldogs will tell you it's just the ized model, those NIL (name/image/like- scholarships given to athletes who step toward coming up with a way to fair- cost of doing business in the cutthroat ness) rights would come to the student- choose to 'cash in' to income taxes." ly compensate those who bring in the Southeastern Conference. They'll point to athlete." We already know the NCAA won't give Benjamins, was really nothing more than South Carolina and Florida recently com- To some, this was a significant conces- in easily. a blatant attempt to kick the pay-for-play pleting $50 million facilities, or LSU sion by an organization that has fought to The group is essentially sticking its can farther down the road. spending $28 million on a renovation of keep the labor force totally under its heel, pinkie in a giant hole in the dam – and The NCAA essentially wants to give its its football locker room. but it came only in the face of withering hoping that it somehow holds off the players a chance to set up some inconse- To add some perspective, if LSU doled criticism and a threatened onslaught of flood. quential side hustles that might generate out $25,000 a year to 100 players, it state and federal laws allowing college "This is another attempt by the NCAA just enough money to keep everyone at would take more than 11 years to spend athletes to be compensated for their at stalling on this issue," said Ramogi bay, all while ensuring that nothing inter- $28 million. work. California already approved a law Huma, executive director of the National feres with those billions of dollars that its "If only there was enough money ..." that would allow college athletes in its College Players Association. member schools rake in because of those ESPN analyst and frequent NCAA critic state to hire agents and make money from Bilas is equally skeptical. highly talented athletes. Jay Bilas wrote sarcastically while retweet- endorsements, though it won't go into As he tweeted not long after the NCAA "One of our principles is not to move ing a video showing the elaborate facili- effect until 2023. Other states are threat- issued its press release: "From the NCAA to a model where we turn athletes into ties in Baton Rouge, which look like ening to follow suit, with laws that would Board of Governors (what it's REALLY employees," Ohio State athletic director something out of a Star Wars movie. hit the books even sooner. saying): We shall strive to allow athletes Gene Smith said. "Whatever we come up Under a plan unanimously approved "This working group wouldn't even be the right to name image and likeness with will not be something where we by the NCAA Board of Governors during together if it weren't for California and opportunities, but only in a manner that actually pay players. That's just not going its meeting at Emory University in other states, or Mark Walker (a Republi- does not allow them to monetize their to happen for us. We believe in the colle- Atlanta, college athletes would be allowed can congressman from North Carolina) name image and likeness opportunities." giate model, not the professional model." to cash in on "their name, image and like- filing federal legislation," said Dave Rid- There's plenty of money to go around. It's easy to see why. ness" – a concept the governing body has path, an associate professor of sports If only the NCAA would play fair. Those in charge are perfectly content fought against for years. But no one is business at Ohio University who heads ___ with a labor system that essentially quite sure what that means, so each of the up the Drake Group, which advocates for Paul Newberry is a sports columnist for allows them to set the maximum wage at NCAA's three divisions were ordered to student-athletes. "I think Congress and zero. Sure, the athletes are getting some- come up with rules that would be in place other state legislatures will wait and see The Associated Press. Write to him at pnew- thing of value for holding down their full- no later than January 2021. what this evolves into. If it's something [email protected] or at www.twitter.com/pnew- time jobs – tuition, room and room, plus "An athlete would have the ability to still not fair or frees up the athlete like a berry1963 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Loving life, not loving wrinkles Dear Annie: I was the one who set off a whole flurry of responses because I wrote that I hated being old, hated the wrinkles and hated the condescension and obliga- tory solicitousness that people showed to old people just because they were old. I said I hated looking old because I think Dear some people react to one’s aged appear- Annie ance as others react to skin color or religion-required apparel. My point was that people should not act toward others based vived to be this age. I love it when you hold on appearances. a door for me because I have packages. One woman wrote that she felt that she Just don’t do it out of obligation because I had earned her wrinkles (by hard work am old. – Loving My Life in Vermont and living a life she was proud of, we Dear Loving Life: Thank you for taking assume). I, too, have lived a life of which I the time to respond to those other readers’ am proud. I worked hard for my family, THE PAJAMA DIARIES reactions to your initial letter. I think the held a place of respect in the community, message is very clear from everyone who was successful in my career and did what- wrote in; namely, that they love life and are ever I could to help others. I didn’t do it so grateful to have lived long enough to know I could earn anything, but if I were to do it some of the pros and cons that come with to earn something, it would be stars in my aging. heavenly crown or good karma, certainly Dear Annie: My husband and I grew up not wrinkles. 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Tuesday’s modest mar-

ket pullback came a day Europe closed mostly sury slid to 1.83% from after the S&P 500 hit an lower. The price of crude 1.85% late Monday. The

all-time high. The bench- oil dropped a second two-year yield, which is mark index mostly drifted straight day, and gold more sensitive to moves by

between small gains and dipped. the Fed, fell to 1.63% from losses Tuesday, finishing U.S. stocks are on track 1.64%.

within 0.1% of its record. to end October with gains. Company earnings

“The market was a little The S&P 500 has closed reports have also helped bit overbought,” said Janet with a weekly gain the past lift the market. With nearly

Johnston, portfolio manag- three weeks. half of the companies in er at Trim Tabs Asset Man- What’s helped buoy the S&P 500 having report-

agement. “It’s a good sign U.S. stocks are hopes that ed results for the July- that it continues to hold at the United States and September quarter, the

new highs.” China can make progress index is on pace to report a

The S&P 500 slipped on their trade dispute, or at profit drop of 3.5% from 2.53 points, or 0.1%, to least stop making it worse. the prior year, according to

3,036.89. It set a record on Lower interest rates have FactSet. Monday, surpassing its also played a big role. That’s not as bad as the

prior peak set in late July. Most investors expect roughly 4% decline that The Dow Jones Industri- the Federal Reserve to cut analysts were expecting on

al Average dropped 19.26 short-term rates by a quar- the eve of earnings report- points, or 0.1%, to 27,071. ter of a percentage point on ing season, but it would be The Nasdaq composite slid Wednesday. The central the first time that profits 49.13 points, or 0.6%, to bank has cut rates two dropped for three straight 8,276.85. other times since the sum- quarters since 2015-2016. Smaller companies mer in a bid to shield the Uncertainty and costs fared better than the rest of U.S. from the impact of the from the trade wars and the market. The Russell trade war and a slowing slowing global economy 2000 index rose 5.14 global economy. have weighed on company points, or 0.3%, to Treasury yields dipped profits this year, making it 1,577.07. ahead of the decision. The tougher for them eclipse Major stock indexes in yield on the 10-year Trea- their results from 2018.

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From 1990 to 2018, she said, “less than The U.N. chief told the Security Council 20 percent of peace agreements included that sexual and gender-based violence provisions addressing women or gender, remain weapons of war, a growing number and last year none of the agreements Associated Press of armed groups promote male superiority reached in U.N.-led processes did.” SREENIVASA RAO Dandamudi, left, commissioner of the Missouri Administrative and misogyny as part of their core ideology, For all ongoing peace processes, Mlam- Hearing Commission, listens as Dr. Randall Williams, director of the Missouri and women and girls continue “to pay the bo-Ngcuka said, “fewer than 8 percent of Department of Health and Senior Services, answers questions from Assistant Mis- consequences of conflict.” agreements reached contained gender- souri Attorney General John Sauer on the second day of hearings between Planned And Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, head related provisions, down from 39 percent Parenthood and Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Tuesday, at of UN Women, told the council that “vio- in 2015.” the Wainwright State Office Building in St. Louis. At stake is whether Planned Par- lent misogyny is on the rise,” with record The Security Council meeting began enthood will keep its abortion license. levels of political violence targeting with the unanimous adoption of a resolu- women. tion urging all countries to implement the Guterres and Mlambo-Ngcuka stressed provisions of all previous resolutions “by Missouri agency tracked Planned the stark contrast between support from ensuring and promoting the full, equal the U.N.’s 193 member states for the reso- and meaningful participation of women in Parenthood patients’ periods lution adopted in 2000 on women, peace all stages of peace processes.” It urges that and security and the reality for women this be done both in delegations of parties \ST. LOUIS (AP) – Mis- scrutinized menstrual concerns about the clinic caught in conflict in 2019. negotiating agreements “and in the mech- souri’s health department cycles of women in this are “grave,” he said the “The correlation between gender anisms set up to implement and monitor director on Tuesday said he state in order to end abor- issues are “imminently fix- inequality and a society’s propensity for agreements.” tracked the menstrual tion access,” Yamelsie able.” He believes there are civil or interstate conflict is now well Alaa Salah, a 22-year-old Sudanese uni- cycles of Planned Parent- Rodriguez, president and solutions that both the established,” the executive director of UN versity student studying architectural engi- hood patients as part of an CEO of Reproductive state and Planned Parent- Women said. “And yet, we still live in a neering who joined successful protests that effort to identify what the Health Services of Planned hood would agree to that world that tolerates and excuses women’s ended the country’s dictatorship, told the agency says were “failed Parenthood of the St. Louis would allow for licensure. continued exclusion from peace and polit- council how women and men were tear- abortions” at a St. Louis Region, said in a statement. Planned Parenthood ical processes and institutions.” gassed and arrested, and how both sexes clinic. Missouri House Minori- says there are no deals on Mlambo-Ngcuka said an independent faced sexual harassment and were raped. Department of Health ty Leader Crystal Quade, a the table. and Senior Services Direc- Democrat from Spring- Wrangling over the World briefs tor Randall Williams made field, called for an investi- license began when an the revelation during the gation to see if patient pri- investigator involved in a second day of an adminis- vacy was compromised or March inspection of the House recognizes Turkey disputes the Colombia have been killed trative hearing to deter- if laws were broken. She clinic found that a woman Armenian genocide description, saying the toll in what is being described mine whether Missouri’s also was critical of had undergone an abortion in rebuke to Turkey has been inflated and con- as a massacre by a dissi- only abortion clinic will Williams’ actions. that took five attempts to sidering those killed vic- dent guerrilla front. lose its license to perform “State law requires the complete. William Koebel, WASHINGTON (AP) – tims of a civil war. Colombia's military the procedure. health department director director of the section of The House has voted over- The nonbinding resolu- says the attack happened Williams said an investi- to be ‘of recognized charac- the health department whelmingly to recognize tion passed 405-11 Tues- Tuesday and also left six gator made a spreadsheet ter and integrity,’” Quade responsible for abortion the century-old mass day. American lawmakers people injured near at his request that included said in a statement. “This clinic licensing, said Mon- killings of Armenians by have been critical of Tacueyo, about 43 miles the dates of patients’ last unsettling behavior calls day that the clinic failed to Ottoman Turks as geno- Ankara’s recent incursion from Cali. periods, The Kansas City into question whether Dr. provide a “complication cide. The move is a clear against the Kurds along the Authorities say the mas- Star reported. He said the Williams meets that high report” for that incident. rebuke to NATO ally Turkish-Syrian border. sacre appears to be in retal- goal was to find women standard.” That failure led the Turkey in the wake of its iation for the capture of who needed multiple pro- The state had moved to health department to invasion of northern Military: 5 three members of a residu- cedures to complete an revoke the clinic’s license launch an investigation of Syria. indigenous killed, 6 al front of the former Revo- abortion. in June, citing concerns other instances where Historians estimate that hurt in Colombia lutionary Armed Forces of The head of the St. about a series of “failed women were required to up to 1.5 million Armeni- massacre Colombia. Louis clinic called the abortions,” and a lack of undergo multiple proce- ans were killed around President Iván Duque move “deeply disturbing.” cooperation from some of dures before an abortion World War I, and many BOGOTA, Colombia condemned the massacre “Missouri’s top health the doctors involved. was completed, Koebel scholars see it as the 20th (AP) – Five members of an and ordered the military to official, Randall Williams, While Williams said said. century’s first genocide. indigenous guard in the attack site. Adoptive Pets at HOPE Animal Shelter 7 Days A Week • 2:00pm-5:00pm • 906-932-1511• www.myhopeanimalshelter.org FROSTY FOSTER PRISCILLA BAAILEY

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