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SPORTS • 9 SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, October 2, 2019 Few showers yourdailyglobe.com | High: 48 | Low: 40 | Details, page 2 WWII POW COMING HOME Schools Kellett to arrive celebrate with procession homecoming By TOM LAVENTURE Funeral Honors Team, said [email protected] members from the Upper week IRONWOOD – Members of Peninsula who train with the By TOM LAVENTURE the Wisconsin and Michigan team will take part in both the [email protected] Patriot Guard Riders will escort ceremony to receive the IRONWOOD – Area schools the funeral coach with the remains on Thursday, and for are celebrating homecoming this remains of a POW/MIA soldier the funeral home service Satur- week with parades, dress-up from World War II to Ironwood day, and the burial service fol- days and activities all leading up on Thursday. lowing at Riverside Cemetery. to the big games on Friday. “We will have the Patriot “There will be full military The Gogebic Miners, a triad Guard coming on Thursday,” honors provided,” Larson said. football team of Ironwood, Besse- said Michael Patrick, director of John Curran, the Wisconsin mer and Wakefield-Marenisco McKevitt-Patrick Funeral State Captain, said the family school districts, has Luther L. Home, Inc., who is handling has expressed that the Patriot Wright hosting home games this arrangements on behalf of the Guard escort would be wel- year to include the homecoming family of Walter Kellett, a come. Arrangements were made game at 6 p.m. Friday versus the deceased soldier who died in by the son of Patricia Werner, Houghton High School Gremlins the Pacific theater while a pris- who is the surviving sibling of at Longyear Field in Ironwood. oner of war in the Philippines Kellett, he said. Paul Mattson, high school sci- in July 1942. Sometimes the families want ence teacher and student senate Kellett was a 22-year-old cor- to limit presence at services to advisor in Ironwood, said the poral in the U.S. Army Air loved ones, he said. Other times homecoming parade will start at Corps and stationed in the the families want as many 4 p.m. Friday and run from the Philippines in December, 1941, motorcycles and public as can public safety building through when Imperial Japanese Army attend, he said. downtown on Aurora Street. The forces invaded the island chain “We have to be invited by the sister schools are invited to par- and his unit was forced to sur- family,” Curran said. ticipate along with the Ironwood render after months of heavy Curran said a funeral coach floats, the school marching fighting in April 1942. Kellett is from McKevitt-Patrick Funeral band, the Junior R.O.T.C. Cadets, believed to have died of malaria Home will receive Kellett’s cheerleaders and athletes, he and starvation in July 1942 as a remains soon after the United said. result of the infamous Bataan Airlines flight carrying him The student senate hasn’t “death march” and was buried from Omaha, Nebraska, lands decided whether to announce the among other prisoner camp sol- at Central Wisconsin Airport Submitted photo / U.S. Department of Defense CPL WALTER KELLETT, pictured here in civilian clothing some- homecoming court at the Friday diers who were later disinterred around 9:30 a.m. Thursday, pep rally or at the game later that but remains were not identifi- under the care of a funeral time before his death as a prisoner of war in the Philippines during the early months of World War II in July 1942. His night, he said. able until a DNA matched with guard out of Fort Leonard The students of A.D. Johnston the family on July 23, 2019. remains were identified through a DNA match with his family and his remains are being returned to Ironwood on Thursday, High School in Bessemer plan to Lt. Benjamin Larson, the hold a pep rally around 1:20 p.m. officer in charge of the Military followed by a burial service on Saturday. KELLETT — page 5 Friday and then take part in the homecoming parade and the dance with Ironwood, said Jean- nine Simcoe, the high school sec- retary. To join the spirit of the Hurley 5th graders harvest school garden triad team the students will dress for Miners pride with green and By TOM LAVENTURE black colors, she said. [email protected] The students held a Tuesday HURLEY, Wis. – A group of pink out day in honor of Breast Hurley K-12 School students Cancer Awareness Month, fol- were given permission to get lowed by the girls volleyball their hands dirty on Tuesday as game versus Ironwood, she said. they harvested the section of the Events the rest of the week school garden they planted last include class volleyball, dodge- spring. ball and soccer games. Two classrooms of fourth- grade students planted potatoes, carrots and dill in the school gar- HOMECOMING — page 5 den at the end of the previous school term, when it was main- tained over summer by the 4-H Club’s “Green Team,” said Debo- Kimball man rah Leonard, the FoodWise Edu- cator for Iron County UW-Exten- convicted of pointing sion. Now those same 44 stu- dents as two fifth-grade classes pistol at hunters are picking the plants and mak- By RICHARD JENKINS ing a meal with them, she said. [email protected] “Today we harvested the food while we talked about the boiled HURLEY – It took a jury side dish with some seasonings roughly 20 minutes to find a they will make with it,” Leonard Kimball man guilty of endanger- said. “This is just to give them ing safety by intentionally point- the education and knowledge ing a firearm at a person. Jerry Gus “Rocky” Hitter, 71, about where their food comes Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe from and how easy and fun it can FIFTH-GRADE student Camryn Gresham braces herself as classmates Destiny Clark, Brenden faces a possible sentence of up to Aukee, Dylan Hippenbecker and Maddee Hewitt toss the potatoes they picked into the crate she nine months in jail or a fine of up is holding in the Hurley K-12 School garden on Tuesday. Their teacher, Laura Lund, in back, to a $10,000 for the Class A mis- reminds the students not to bruise the vegetables they will be making into a meal. demeanor. HARVEST — page 5 The charge stems from a Oct. 18, 2018 incident when Hitter confronted Clifford and Gene Kaari near the border of Hitter’s Wakefield Township votes to approve new millage property in the town of Kimball By P.J. GLISSON According to township super- of .0845 mills in the operating reduce their millage when annu- while the brothers were bird [email protected] visor John Cox, the 4.63 com- tax millage to be levied in 2019.” al growth on existing property hunting. WAKEFIELD – After a related bined millage remains the same Cox told the audience that exceeds the rate of inflation. Both sides agreed to the basic public hearing that drew no as the preceding millage, but the township was in the unusual The supervisor commended elements of the misdemeanor – comments, the Wakefield Town- only because local property position of seeing its total tax- Prisbe, who was in the audience, that Hitter pointed a firearm at ship board of trustees voted assessor Melissa Prisbe applied able value increase due to North- for calculating the millage someone and that it was an Tuesday night to apply a 4.63 a millage adjustment to compen- ern Natural Gas Company now adjustment and for assuring that intentional act – but the defense millage on township properties. sate for what otherwise would operating in the township. the township’s Audit Minimum argued Hitter was acting in self The township portion of the have been a tax loss due to the Meanwhile, the Headlee Assessing Compliance is in line defense by pulling a pistol after millage is 3.0 mills, with the state’s Headlee Amendment. Amendment, according to the remaining 1.63 mills for the The hearing specifically Michigan Municipal League, county. addressed “a proposed increase demands that local governments MILLAGE — page 5 CONVICTED — page 14 TODAY INDEX Few showers — Details, page 2 Arts & Entertain . . . .7 75 cents

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Email calendar items and Community Pickleball P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe community news to Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer [email protected]. School gymnasium. 715-776- STANDING IN front of more than a face cord of wood given away to a lucky raffle winner at Saturday’s 43rd For more information, call 906- 4588. annual Log Jamboree in Ewen are, from left, Howard and Jackie Seid, Art Juntunen and Don Goeser. Juntunen 932-2211. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 and Goeser were selling related tickets outside of the McMillan Township Centennial Hall, where a lot of other p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Wednesday, Oct. 2 Ironwood. area74.org. activity also was taking place. Christian Men of the Sunday, Oct. 6 Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Alcoholics Anonymous, p.m., closed meeting, Salem open meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ‘Abominable’ No.1 with $20.9 Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Mercer Health and Well- area74.org. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., DOVE Support Group, Mercer Community Center. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 million; Zellweger’s ‘Judy’ sings out Ironwood-Hurley Rotary p.m., Wesley United Methodist Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Church, Ironwood. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, NEW YORK (AP) – The Dream- with $14.5 million. The big-screen made $80.6 million altogether. “Hus- Iron County Veterans 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Works animated adventure “Abom- encore for the British series has tlers” potentially got a boost by hav- Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., Church, Bessemer. inable” topped the box office with already grossed $107.1 million world- ing its star – Jennifer Lopez – Mercer, Wis., Town Hall. 715- area74.org. 561-2190. Monday, Oct. 7 $20.9 million in ticket sales over the wide. announced this week as next year’s Mercer Health and Well- weekend, according to studio esti- That gives Universal the most Super Bowl halftime act, along with ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., mates Sunday, while the Renee Zell- No.1 movies of any studio this year, Shakira. Mercer Community Center. Iron County Food Pantry, Alzheimer’s Disease 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan weger-led Judy Garland tale “Judy” passing Disney. Though Disney still And one of the weekend’s biggest Caregivers Support Group, Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- got off to a strong start. commands an overwhelming market successes was “Judy,” which opened 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical 4450. Alcoholics Anonymous, “Abominable,” the weekend’s sole share of about 34%, Universal has with $3.1 million on 461 screens. The Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. new wide release, is a co-production had a strong year with a varied slate film, directed by Rupert Goold, is Bessemer Booster Club, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High Ironwood. area74.org. between Universal’s DreamWorks (“Us,” ‘’Hobbs & Shaw,” ‘’Yesterday”). about the final act of Judy Garland’s School. Overeaters Anonymous, 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran and the Shanghai-based Pearl Studios. The studio accounts for all three of life, when the “Wizard of Oz” star Gogebic Range Carvers, The film, written and directed by the year’s No.1-debuting original was plagued by drug addiction, 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. Church, Wakefield. Johnston High School, Besse- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Jill Culton, is about a Shanghai releases: “Abominable,” ‘’Us” and health woes and financial troubles. mer. p.m., Our Lady of Peace teenager (Chloe Bennet) who discov- “Good Boys.” The film’s main draw is Zellweger’s Catholic Church, Ironwood. IMPACT Life Support ers a lost yeti on the roof of her apart- “It’s not going to be all super- lauded performance as Garland, Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland area74.org. Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Sports Hall of ment building. She and a pair of heroes all the time. That’s not neces- which has made her the best-actress Bessemer Women’s Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright friends traverse China to return the sarily going to be everyone’s cup of Oscar front-runner. Club, 7 p.m., Bessemer City K-12 School, room 205. MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., creature, whom they name “Everest,” tea,” said Jim Orr, distribution chief Roadside Attractions rolled out Hall DDA room. home to the Himalayas. “Abom- for Universal. “When we have films “Judy” with a rare medium-sized plat- People for Peace, 7 p.m. MECCA cabin near the treat- EST, Episcopal Church of ment facility, Mercer, Wis. inable” garnered positive reviews like ‘Abominable,’ ‘Yesterday,’ ‘Good form release that the distributor has Ascension, 501 Houghton St., Erwin Community Club, (80% on Rotten Tomatoes) and a Boys,’ ‘Us,’ we’re bringing a lot of dif- found success with before on films 6:30 p.m., Erwin town hall. Ontonagon. warm reception from audiences (an A ferent people into the theaters and like 2012’s “Mud” and this summer’s Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, EST, Ontonagon United CinemaScore) eager for a family that’s good for everyone. That’s good “The Peanut Butter Falcon.” The latter Ironwood. area74.org. Methodist Church basement, friendly option. for the entire industry.” is a Mark Twain-inspired adventure Alcoholics Anonymous, next to Holiday gas station, Ontonagon. area74.org. “Abominable” marks the seventh It’s been a good run for original starring Zack Gottsagen, who has 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran No. 1 film this year for Universal, or films lately at the box office. The Down syndrome, and Shia LaBeouf. Church, Bessemer. Government area74.org. Ironwood Parks and eight if you count “Downton Abbey,” stripper drama “Hustlers,” from STX This weekend, it became the year’s Government Recreation Committee, 5 p.m., meeting, Conference released by the studio’s specialty Entertainment, continued to hold top indie platform release with $18.1 Ironwood Economic label, Focus Features. “Downton,” strong with $11.5 million in its third million over eight weeks, passing Development Corporation, Room 1, second floor, Memori- 10 a.m., meeting, Conference al Building, Ironwood. last week’s top film, slid to second week, dropping just 32%. It’s now A24’s “The Farewell.” Room 1, second floor, Memori- Wakefield Planning Com- al Building, Ironwood. mission, 5:30 p.m., meeting City of Bessemer Plan- room, municipal building. ning Commission, 6 p.m., Bessemer City Council, 6 4th annual Zombie Crawl scheduled for October City Hall Council Chambers, p.m., city hall. Bessemer. Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- LAND O’LAKES, Wis. – will be served. Following punch from each “Z” stop night of the crawl will also Thursday, Oct. 3 ty Center. Land O’Lakes Arts is hold- the pre-party, join the Fox location, return the punch include a 50/50 raffle. Tuesday, Oct. 8 ing its fourth annual Zom- Valley Ghost Hunters from card to LOLA by Monday, Tickets can be purchased Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Patterson courts or Ironwood bie Crawl Weekend from 7 to 8 p.m. at Gateway Oct. 28, and be entered to at LOLA in advance or dur- Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Memorial Building. Thursday, Oct. 24, to Sun- Lodge as they share stories win a prize basket. ing zombification. The win- Patterson courts or Ironwood Gogebic County Veterans Memorial Building. day, Oct. 27, with the Pub and experiences of the New this year are Zom- ner will be drawn at 7:30 Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Gogebic County Veterans Crawl on Saturday, Oct. 26, haunted Summerwind bie Crawl long sleeve p.m. at Gateway Lodge a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 p.m., Watersmeet Township; from 5 to 9 p.m. Tickets for Mansion located in Land shirts. Shirts will be avail- where a zombie group a.m., Ironwood Memorial 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Building. 906-667-1110. the Zombie Crawl are now O’Lakes. Free presentation. able for purchase in photo will be taken. Township. 906-667-1110. Friends of the Mercer on sale at lolaartswi.com. The Fox Valley Ghost advance at the LOLA Cen- Visit lolaartswi.com for Alcoholics Anonymous, Public Library, 10 a.m., noon, Salem Lutheran Church, This year, the weekend Hunters will be back at ter or Brew’s Pub. The more details. library, Mercer, Wis. Ironwood. area74.org. will start with an presenta- Gateway Lodge Saturday, Wakefield Library Tiny SMART Recovery, 4:30 Tot Storytime, 10 a.m., Wake- tion from LOLA’s Reader’s Oct. 26, from 4 to 5 p.m. for p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- field. mer. Theater Group, titled Mys- a second free presentation, Alcoholics Anonymous, Knights of Columbus 4th tery at the Museum. The “The Best Haunted Locations PUBLIC LAND AUCTION noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Degree Pere Menard Assem- Tax reverted real estate in Gogebic County will Ironwood. area74.org. presentation will be held and Voices from Beyond.” bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- Ironwood Kiwanis Club, on Thursday, Oct. 24 from Saturday, Oct. 26 is be offered at an online-only public auction at ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. noon, Golden Dragon. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 to 8 p.m. at the Northern Crawl Day. Participants www.tax-sale.info. Bessemer American 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Waters Museum. can get zombified with Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- All bids must be placed by 5:00pm EST on Church, Hurley. area74.org. ican Legion, Bessemer. On Friday, Oct. 25, from makeup done by profes- Knights of Columbus November 1st, 2019. Winners will be announced Ironwood American Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- 4 to 6 p.m. LOLA will host sional artists. Free shuttle at 12:00pm EST on November 4th, 2019. Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- a Pre-Zombie Party where buses will also be available, ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- For more information and to view the list of the wood. rial Building, Legion club room. Barbies will be turned into running a route to the eight Government properties being sold, please visit Wakefield VFW Post zombies. All materials sup- participating bars and Bessemer Parks and 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW www.tax-sale.info or call 1-800-259-7470. Recreation Commission, plied. 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I was Walter E. people-don’t-care vision of how the trying to impress Alchian with my Williams world works? A major implication is In Their Opinion knowledge of statistical type I and that one’s destiny, for the most part, type II errors. I explained that is in one’s hands. How you make it State public unlike my wife, who assumed that in this world depends more on what everyone was her friend until they you do as opposed to whether peo- prove differently, my assumption er. ple like or dislike you. Black politi- education was everyone was an enemy until Let’s apply this argument to cians, civil rights leaders and white they proved otherwise. The result: issues of race. Listening to some liberals have peddled victimhood to My wife’s vision maximized the people, one might think that white black people, teaching them that budget a good number of her friends but maxi- people are engaged in an ongoing racism is pervasive and no amount mized her chances of betrayal. My secret conspiracy to undermine the of individual effort can overcome vision minimized my chances of achievement and well-being of black racist barriers. place to start betrayal at a cost of minimizing the people. Their evidence is low black Peddling victimhood is not new. number of my friends. academic achievement and high Booker T. Washington said: “There Although it seemed to satisfy few, the budget Alchian, donning a mischievous rates of black poverty, unemploy- is a class of colored people who underwriting state support for public schools was smile asked, “Williams, have you ment and incarceration. For some, make a business of keeping the trou- approved by the Michigan Legislature late last week. considered a third alternative, racism is the root cause of most bles, the wrongs and the hardships Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who has complained the namely, that people don’t give a black problems including the of the Negro race before the public. funding was insufficient to the needs districts face, is damn about you one way or anoth- unprecedentedly high black illegiti- Some of these people do not want expected to sign the measure into law. er?” Initially, I felt a bit insulted, and macy rate and family breakdown. the Negro to lose his grievances, The minimum per-pupil grant, which most our conversation didn’t go much Are white people obsessed with because they do not want to lose schools receive, would increase from $7,871 to further, but that was typical of and engaged in a conspiracy against their jobs.” In an 1865 speech to the $8,111, The Associated Press reported, or about 3%. Alchian -- saying something pro- black people? Here’s an experiment. Anti-Slavery Society in Boston, aboli- AP noted that wealthier districts would get found, perhaps controversial, with- Walk up to the average white person tionist Frederick Douglass said that $8,529, a 1.4% hike, or $120 more than the current out much comment and letting you and ask, “How many minutes today people ask: “‘What shall we do with $8,409 allotment. Districts’ reimbursements for spe- think it out. have you been thinking about black the Negro?’ I have had but one cial education would rise by 2 percentage points, or Years later, I gave Alchian’s third people?” If the person isn’t a Klans- answer from the beginning. Do $60 million. alternative considerable thought man or a gushing do-gooder liberal, nothing with us! Your doing with us The AP coverage included comments from a pair and concluded that he was right. his answer would probably be zero has already played the mischief with of key lawmakers deeply involved in budget negotia- The most reliable assumption, in minutes. If you asked him whether us. Do nothing with us!” Or as tions. terms of the conduct of one’s life, is he’s a part of a conspiracy to under- Patrick Moynihan urged a century “This budget, when you consider the status quo, to assume that people don’t care mine the achievement and well- later in a 1970 memo to President funds education at a truly fantastic level,” said Rep. about you one way or another. It’s being of black people, he’d probably Richard Nixon, “The time may have Aaron Miller, a Sturgis Republican. an error to generalize that people look at you as if you were crazy. By come when the issue of race could But Sen. Curtis Hertel Jr. of East Lansing – the top are friends or enemies, or that peo- the same token, if a person asked benefit from a period of ‘benign Democrat on the Senate budget committee – criti- ple are out to either help you or me: “Williams, how many minutes neglect.’” cized GOP lawmakers for touting “record” spending hurt you. To put it more crudely, as today have you been thinking about Walter E. Williams is a professor of on schools, likening it to a legislative “participation Alchian did, people don’t give a white people?” My answer would economics at George Mason Universi- medal” because tax revenue routinely rises due to damn about you one way or anoth- probably be, “Not even a nanosec- ty. inflation. “This is largely a status quo budget. It’s basically Today in history an inflationary increase. It doesn’t do much more than that,” he said. Would we have liked to see a more substantial By The Associated Press increase in spending for education? Of course. But Today’s Highlight in History 3% isn’t bad given the condition of the state’s econo- On Oct. 2, 1967, Thurgood my. Put another way, it’s a place to start. Marshall was sworn as an associate justice of the U.S. – The Mining Journal Supreme Court as the court opened its new term. On this date In 1919, President Woodrow Wilson suffered a Legislators serious stroke at the White House that left him paralyzed on his left side. Michigan Wisconsin In 1941, during World War Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East II, German armies launched an P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI State Capitol, Madison, WI all-out drive against Moscow; 48909, phone 517-373-3400, 53702, phone 608-266-1212, Soviet forces succeeded in online: michigan.gov/whitmer. online: evers.wi.gov. holding onto their capital. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- In 1944, German troops D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office crushed the two-month-old Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC Warsaw Uprising, during which DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- a quarter of a million people 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- had been killed. ate.gov. ate.gov. In 1950, the comic strip Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- “Peanuts,” created by Charles Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office M. Schulz, was syndicated to Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC seven newspapers. 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; In 1970, one of two char- online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. tered twin-engine planes flying U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- the Wichita State University R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 1714 Longworth football team to Utah crashed House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- into a mountain near Silver ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- Plume, Colorado, killing 31 of 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: the 40 people on board. bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. In 1971, the music program Live had been negligent in hir- Blasey Ford over her claim Rock musician Mike Ruther- State Sen. Ed McBroom, State Sen. Janet Bewley, “Soul Train” made its debut in ing Conrad Murray, the doctor that she had been sexually ford (Genesis, Mike & the R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- D-Ashland, 126 South, State national syndication. who killed the pop star with an assaulted by Supreme Court Mechanics) is 69. Singer-actor ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, In 1984, Richard W. Miller overdose of a hospital anes- nominee Brett Kavanaugh Sting is 68. Actress Robin Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Madison, WI 53707, phone became the first FBI agent to thetic. decades ago; Trump also said Riker is 67. Actress Lorraine 373-7840, online: SenEMc 608-266-3510, online: be arrested and charged with In 2017, rock superstar it’s a “very scary time for Bracco is 65. Country musician [email protected]. legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- espionage. (Miller was tried Tom Petty died at a Los Ange- young men in America” who Greg Jennings (Restless State Rep. Greg Markka- ate/25/bewley. three times; he was sentenced les hospital at the age of 66, a could be considered guilty Heart) is 65. Retro-soul singer nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 State Rep. Beth Meyers, to 20 years in prison, but was day after suffering cardiac based on an accusation. The James Hunter is 57. Actor House Office Building, P.O. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State released after nine years.) arrest at his home in Malibu, New York Times reported that Joey Slotnick is 51. Rhythm- Box 30014, Lansing, MI Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- In 2002, the Washington, California. Trump had received at least and-blues singer Dion Allen 48909, phone 517-373-0850, son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, D.C.-area sniper attacks Ten years ago: The Inter- $413 million from his father (Az Yet) is 49. Actress-talk email: GregMarkkanen@ online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ began, setting off a frantic national Olympic Committee, over the decades, much of it show host Kelly Ripa (TV: “Live house.mi.com. assembly/74/meyers. manhunt lasting three weeks. meeting in Copenhagen, through dubious tax dodges with Kelly and Ryan”) is 49. (John Allen Muhammad and chose Rio de Janeiro to be the including outright fraud; a Actor Efren Ramirez is 46. Letters Policy Lee Boyd Malvo were finally site of the 2016 Summer lawyer for Trump told the Rhythm-and-blues singer arrested for killing 10 people Olympics; Chicago was elimi- Times that there was no “fraud LaTocha Scott (Xscape) is 46. and wounding three others; nated in the first round, despite or tax evasion.” Amazon Gospel singer Mandisa (TV: The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters Muhammad was executed in should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve a last-minute in-person appeal announced a minimum wage “American Idol”) is 43. Actress 2009; Malvo was sentenced to by President Barack Obama. A of $15 an hour for its U.S. Brianna Brown is 40. Rock the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- life in prison.) lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. man accused of stalking ESPN employees. (Some longtime musician Mike Rodden (Hin- In 2005, a tour boat, the reporter Erin Andrews and workers said the higher pay der) is 37. Tennis player Mari- Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address Ethan Allen, capsized on New secretly videotaping her inside wouldn’t make up for benefits on Bartoli is 35. Actor Christo- and phone number must be included for verification purposes. York’s Lake George, killing 20 her hotel room was arrested at they were losing.) pher Larkin is 32. Rock singer Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- elderly passengers. Playwright Chicago’s O’Hare International Today’s Birthdays Brittany Howard (Alabama date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads August Wilson died in Seattle Airport. (Michael David Barrett Retired MLB All-Star Maury Shakes) is 31. Actress Saman- and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and at age 60. Actor-comedian later pleaded guilty to inter- Wills is 87. Movie critic Rex tha Barks is 29. $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to Nipsey Russell died in New state stalking and was sen- Reed is 81. Singer-songwriter Thought for Today 400 words. York at age 87. tenced to 2 1/2 years in federal Don McLean is 74. “There’s one way to find Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, In 2013, a jury in Los Ange- prison.) Cajun/country singer Jo-el out if a man is honest — ask 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: les cleared a concert promoter One year ago: President Sonnier is 73. Actor Avery him. If he says ‘yes’ you know [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. of negligence, rejecting a law- Donald Trump ignited a crowd Brooks is 71. Fashion designer he is a crook.” Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday suit brought by Michael Jack- at a campaign rally in Missis- Donna Karan is 71. Photogra- — Groucho Marx “Bouquets” column. son’s mother claiming AEG sippi by mocking Christine pher Annie Leibovitz is 70. 1890-1977

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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 2, 2019 5 Harvest then harvest it and eventu- Gile, said she enjoyed the lettuce varieties, kale, ally eat the crops that they garden as a shared class kohlrabi, and a pollination themselves grew,” Lund experience. garden with various flow- From page 1 said. “It’s nice to have every- ers, sunflowers a pollina- be to enjoy the benefits of Kolesar said the garden body plant and all of us to tion feeding table as a growing your own food.” is a wonderful opportunity be included in planting,” water source for pollinat- The fifth-graders are for the kids to plant some- Svoke said. “It’s nice to har- ing insects. taught by Laurie Lund and thing that can grow over vest and eat them.” “Parents and students Kristin Kolesar, who both the summer and then har- Svoke said she would who belong to the Green said the experience is valu- vest it at the beginning of a also like to grown her own Team have been very able. It’s a way to develop new school year. The kids garden. resourceful with the volun- life-long skills about nutri- also enjoy cooking it and The seeds were provid- teer work,” Leonard said. tion and growing, they eating it, she said. ed by UW FoodWise pro- “The area master gardeners said. “Hopefully, it encour- gram, she said. The pota- also provide ongoing gar- “The kids take owner- ages them to start gardens toes were donated by the den maintenance.” P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe ship and will maybe grow in their own homes with Taiga Farm in Ironwood, The school garden is a MEMBERS OF the Wakefield Township board of some roots toward a their families,” Kolesar and other garden plants fenced in area near the ath- trustees review details in relation to a Tuesday healthier lifestyle,” Lund said. were donated by Lakes letic fields with 15 raised evening property tax hearing. From left, at the table, said. Sawyer Peck, 10, of Hur- Flower Cabin in Wakefield, planters that was built are trustee Jim Spencer and clerk Mandy Lake. Leonard does a great ley, said he enjoyed the she said. around 15 years ago, she job in the classroom in the experience. Over the summer said. The garden was Millage ern hemisphere’s biggest spring teaching the kids “I think it’s really awe- Leonard works with the designed as a hands-on active ski jump” and com- about the value of real food some because carrots are Hurley Kids Club and the activity to support curricu- mends plans to host Sum- versus processed foods, my absolute favorite food,” 4-H Club’s Green Team. lum to help students make From page 1 mer Grand Prix competi- she said. Then in the fall Peck said. “Everyone gets The groups also planted good nutritional choices. with state requirements. tions “that will showcase they pick it up again with to pick them and it’s lots of and maintained the “Pizza The garden was possible In other news, board our area as a global out- harvest and meal, she said. fun.” Garden,” which are trian- with the assistance of Uni- members also approved a door recreation destina- “So it’s nice to take He would like to grow gular shaped planters in a versity of Wisconsin-Exten- letter supporting efforts by tion,” as well as “ignite those lessons and have a his own garden, he said. circle to mimic a pizza pie, sion, which continues to Copper Peak in Ironwood interest in the region as a practical application where There is a little room for a with rows of beans, peas, provide resource education to apply for grants or other unique place to live, work the kids actually plant garden in his yard, he said. tomatoes and herbs. Other for Iron County and outly- sources of funds to help in and play” and “to spur something that grows and Samantha Svoke, 10, of parts of the garden include ing areas, she said. restoring its facility. business investment in the “We are impressed that region.” Homecoming band, student floats, the Miners Hurley K-12 School office staff. The Copper Peak has defined a Board members also: cheerleaders, and members the fall parade will include the school march- clear pathway to the suc- –Voted to approve a sports programs, he said. ing band, class floats, cheerleaders cessful re-introduction of number of appointments From page 1 A pep assembly will follow the and athletes, followed by the first world-class ski flying at to various local boards, The Bessemer homecoming court parade in the school gym following homecoming carnival at Riccelli Park Copper Peak and the including the following will be announced during the Friday the parade where the homecoming from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. regional economic devel- members of the township pep rally, Simcoe said. Also on Fri- coronation will also be held, he The Hurley Northstars will play opment opportunities that planning commission: day morning the senior athletes and said. the Tomahawk Hatchets for the are part and parcel of this Paula Koruga, Jim Spencer, cheerleaders of all sports will visit The students are free to partici- homecoming game with a 7 p.m. opportunity,” states the let- Craig Talsma, Dale Marten the elementary students at Washing- pate in the Ironwood events, he kickoff Friday at Veterans Memorial ter signed by Cox. and Denice Laessig. ton School to sign autographs and said. The school didn’t want to put Field. The homecoming court will be “We are also happy to –Learned from Cox that spend time with the younger kids, the obligation on them with all the announced during half-time. hear that a timeline has most of the season’s road she said. work to move floats along with the The homecoming dance will be been set so that a potential repairs are complete. The Wakefield-Marenisco School equipment trailers to the game on held Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at the event could be held in The board’s next regu- District started its homecoming week Friday. high school. 2020-21,” Cox adds. lar meeting will be on Nov. with the girls high school volleyball Bessemer hosted the Miners home Homecoming week activities The letter continues, 5 at 5:30 p.m. in the Wake- homecoming game on Tuesday, said games last year and Wakefield- include daily volleyball matches and “Our board supports your field Township Hall at 414 Chris Tweiten, social studies and stu- Marenisco School District is to host dress-up days and a talent show. The mission to re-establish County Road N. 519. The dent council advisor. The school will the games in 2020-21. girls powderpuff football game will Copper Peak as the west- public is welcome. hold its own homecoming parade at Hurley K-12 School will hold a pep be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the 6 p.m. Wednesday, starting from rally at 1 p.m. Friday, followed by the stadium. Kellet Cemetery in Ironwood, he Cormier’s Corner over to Main street 4 p.m. homecoming parade on Silver Mercer School District will hold said. downtown, with the school marching Street, said Leola Maslanka of the homecoming week from Oct. 7-11. Al Niemeyer, the Michi- From page 1 gan State Captain, said the State briefs Wood, Missouri. A military state riders have escorted escort will then be provid- several MIAs from World 50-50 winner number is 5502. The win- Ban on flavored Court of Claims Judge ed by the Michigan Nation- War II, the Korean War announced ning ticket was sold by vaping products Cynthia Stephens heard Susan Jurakovich of Besse- arguments Tuesday about al Guard Military Funeral and the Vietnam War in BESSEMER – The win- starts Wednesday Honors Team all the way to recent months and years. mer. an injunction sought by ner of the 41st Annual Organizers of the annu- PETOSKEY (AP) – an Upper Peninsula store Ironwood. It’s not just the technology, Pumpkin Festival 50/50 The Wisconsin Patriot but the work of the U.S. al community festival in Michigan’s ban on flavored owner. The attorney gen- drawing was Heidi Ofstad Bessemer said they sold all electronic cigarettes will eral’s office says the hear- Guard will accompany the government to seek coop- of Saxon. The prize was funeral coach and escort eration from countries 10,000 tickets and thanked start after midnight after a ing will continue on Oct. $5,000. the volunteers for their judge said she’s not ready 8. along U.S. 51. They expect where remains are still The winning ticket to be met by members of held, he said. help selling them. to decide whether to stop it. the Michigan Patriot Guard “It’s pretty awesome WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 2, 2019 Riders along the way to that the government is 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Hurley, for the remainder actively doing that,” iHeartRadio Music Festival Night 1 Highlights of the Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- of the ride to the funeral Niemeyer said. # CW KDLH event in Las Vegas. (N) ’ (CC) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TVPG) (TV14) bergs ’ bergs ’ home in Ironwood. 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The administration Lyon’s question by calling eral election to April or The Wisconsin Legisla- his future. small farms will still strug- alleges that Beijing steals the Chinese “cheaters.” May. ture in 2011 changed the “What I heard today gle to compete. and forces foreign compa- “They toyed us into Under one, the general date of the state’s primary from the secretary of agri- “It’s very difficult on an nies to hand over trade being more dependent on election would be held on for fall elections from culture is there’s no place economy of scale with the secrets, unfairly subsidizes their markets than them on the April 7, the same day as September to August to be for me,” Volenec told capital needs and all the Chinese companies and us. That’s what the prob- the state’s presidential pri- in compliance with the reporters. “Can I get some environmental regulations engages in cyber-theft of lem has been,” he said. mary and state Supreme 2009 federal law giving support from my state and and everything else today intellectual property. China’s “They can’t expect to come Court election. The prima- military and overseas vot- federal government? I feel to survive milking 40, 50, countermoves have been into our country freely and ry for the special election ers more time to vote. But like we’re a benefit to soci- or 60 or even 100 cows,” he especially hard on American fairly without opening up would be Feb. 4, two weeks the Legislature did not ety.” said. farmers because they target their markets.” before the primary for the change the law relative to Getting bigger at the Perdue held a town hall U.S. agricultural exports. The secretary said the Supreme Court race and a special elections, creating expense of smaller opera- meeting with farmers and According to a September Trump administration is host of local offices. the conflict for this race. tions like his is “not a good agricultural groups to kick analysis by the U.S. Dairy working to expand other Under the other sce- This is the first time the way to go,” said Darin Von off the expo. The former Export Council, U.S. dairy international markets, nario, the primary would issue has come up in Wis- Ruden, president of Wis- Georgia governor seemed solids exports to China fell including targeting India, be Feb. 18, which is the consin since the federal consin Farmers Union and to charm the crowd with by 43 percent overall in the Thailand, Vietnam, Japan date of the primary for the law changed in 2009. a third generation dairy his southern accent and 11 months starting in July and Malaysia. He said he state Supreme Court race. On Friday, the state farmer who runs a 50-cow jokes about getting swiped 2018, when China enacted had expected Congress to The general election for Assembly Speaker Robin organic farm. in the face by a cow’s tail. the first round of retaliatory ratify a new trade agree- the special congressional Vos asked Evers to change “Do we want one corpo- Jeff Lyon, general man- tariffs on U.S. dairy prod- ment between the United election would then be the election dates because ration owning all the food ager for FarmFirst Dairy ucts. About 3.7 billion States, Mexico and Canada May 5. the Dec. 30 primary in our country?” he said to Cooperative in Madison, pounds of U.S. farmers’ milk to replace NAFTA but Evers can’t align the would fall on the final day reporters. asked Perdue for his had to find other markets noted that Washington has special election with the of Hanukkah. Baldauff Perdue said he believes thoughts on Trump’s trade during that span, the analy- been distracted over the same primary and general said the decision to the 2018 farm bill should war with China. sis found. last few days, an allusion to election dates as the regu- change the dates had help farmers stay afloat. Trump’s administration Chinese leaders have impeachment proceedings larly scheduled state nothing to do with the Vos The bill reauthorizes agri- has long accused China of said they’re ready to talk against Trump ramping up spring elections because of request. culture and conservation unfair trade practices and but will take whatever last week.

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Her performance In fact, she had recently all but drew unanimous raves from crit- vanished, performing only once ics and solidified her place at the in the past five seasons – as the top of her profession. When the little girl in Humperdinck’s fairy- Met found itself in need of a tale opera “Hansel and Gretel.” Manon less than a year before the Now she’s back in two very opening, Oropesa was a natural grown-up roles, headlining a choice. revival of Massenet’s “Manon” as But it was another tough the fortune-hunting heroine and assignment. Oropesa had never also cast as the tubercular courte- sung Manon, which is one of the san Violetta in Verdi’s “La Travia- most demanding roles in the ta.” French repertory. “Long and And critics are hailing her heavy,” as Oropesa puts it, “with return. Joshua Barone said in The a lot of coloratura but a lot of full- New York Times of her Manon put lyric singing, too.” that “with a voice by turns bright- She also had her doubts about ly crystalline and arrestingly the character of the heroine, who powerful, she persuasively inhab- abandons her first lover, the its the role of this chameleon Associated Press Chevalier des Grieux, to pursue coquette.” And Eric C. Simpson THIS PHOTO released by the Metropolitan Opera shows soprano Lisette Oropesa as the fortune- riches and ultimately dies desti- in the New York Classical Review hunting heroine in a revival of Massenet’s “Manon” at The Metropolitan Opera in New York. tute. blog wrote that Oropesa “con- “When I first read through it firmed she is fully ready for lead- Met, as much as the Met is a Figaro” and Gilda in “Verdi’s rarity, “Adina” at the annual festi- my thought was, ‘Oh, what a jerk. ing roles at the Met.” beautiful enveloping hug, I don’t “Rigoletto.” val in the composer’s birthplace Who cares if she dies,’” Oropesa What’s more, she’s just won think I ever would have achieved “Which was lovely, but I want- of Pesaro, Italy; and – especially said. But her view softened as she two of the biggest prizes in Amer- the worldwide recognition that I ed to be able to sing a lot of the – an emergency call in 2018 to studied the part. ican opera: the Richard Tucker have.” other parts that companies over- replace Diana Damrau as Mar- “She just doesn’t love him as Award given by the music foun- The daughter of Cuban immi- seas were offering me,” she said. guerite de Valois in Meyerbeer’s much as other things she wants a dation that bears the late tenor’s grants who grew up in Baton “This is the Met, this is the big “Les Huguenots” in Paris. little more. She wants to have her name and the Beverly Sills Award Rouge, Louisiana, Oropesa had leagues,” she added. “It’s not a That last opportunity could cake and eat it, too, and there’s bestowed by the Met. won the Met’s national competi- training house. It’s an ‘I’ve not have been more high profile: nothing wrong with that. You “People always think, ‘Oh sud- tion in 2005 at age 21 and been Arrived!’ opera house.” a key role in a lavish new produc- have to make her, not sympathet- denly you became a big star,’” accepted into the company’s So she started accepting tion in the city where the rarely ic, but real.” said Oropesa, who is about to three-year training program. engagements in European hous- performed grand opera had pre- “Manon,” also starring tenor turn 36, in an interview after a With a voice well-suited to col- es, work that led to a series of miered nearly 200 years ago. Michael Fabiano as des Grieux, rehearsal for “Manon.” ‘’Actually oratura and light lyric roles, she breakthroughs, including tri- Marguerite appears mainly in the runs for seven performances. it takes 10 years of building rela- was offered small- and medium- umphs in Donizetti’s “Lucia di second act, where she sings the The final one, on Saturday after- tionships and one gig and then sized assignments at the house Lammermoor” at London’s Royal dazzling coloratura aria, “O beau noon Oct. 26, will be broadcast the next gig. and a few bigger parts like Susan- Opera House and Madrid’s pays.” live in HD to movie theaters “If I had stayed only at the na in Mozart’s “The Marriage of Teatro Real; acclaim in a Rossini Oropesa was still performing worldwide. Ontonagon Theater to host concert DAILY GLOBE N of local talent dedicated to autumn B I G O ONTONAGON – Satur- would ever be able to do it, brand of folk rock. 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Joaquin Phoenix on ‘Joker’ weight loss, dance and De Niro LOS ANGELES (AP) – think the interesting thing Joaquin Phoenix has been for me is what I had expect- widely praised for his ed and anticipated with the transformative portrayal of weight loss was these feel- the man who becomes the ings of dissatisfaction, Joker in the new film hit- hunger, a certain kind of ting theaters this Thurs- vulnerability and a weak- day. Although he doesn’t ness. But what I didn’t like to talk about awards, anticipate was this feeling many believe this could be of kind of fluidity that I felt the year that the three-time physically. I felt like I could nominee finally wins an move my body in ways that Oscar. I hadn’t been able to The 44-year-old “Joker” before. And I think that star spoke to The Associat- really lent itself to some of ed Press about his process, the physical movement why he doesn’t necessarily that started to emerge as an want to give a playbook for important part of the char- how he did it and the time acter.” he worried Robert De Niro On finding Joker’s was going to throw an ash dance moves: tray at his head. “I think what influ- On feeling insecure enced me the most was Ray about his methods: Bolger...There was a partic- “Some of it just feels ular song called ‘The Old personal. I don’t know. Soft Shoe’ that he per- Maybe I also get insecure formed and I saw a video and I go like, ‘He shouldn’t of it and there’s this odd be reading that. That’s a arrogance almost to his stupid thing to read. Who movements and, really, I would study that?’ I’m completely just stole it afraid that I might say from him. He does this something that there’ll be thing of turning his chin some other great actor that up. This choreographer I admire that was like, Michael Arnold showed me ‘This guy doesn’t know that and tons of videos and what he’s doing. That’s a I zeroed in on that one. terrible idea. Why would That was Joker, right? you ever study that?’” There’s an arrogance to On the 52-pound him, really. That was prob- weight loss: ably the greatest influence. “Once you reach the tar- But also disco.” get weight, everything On the upsides of changes. Like so much of experimenting: what’s difficult is waking “There’s something real- up every day and being ly exciting about that obsessed over like 0.3 because it keeps you in this pounds. Right? And you state of like perpetual really develop like a disor- investigation and trying to der. I mean, it’s wild. But I find something new.” l 8 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019 AREA / STATE / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries David Joseph Barbacovi

HURLEY, Wis. – David Joseph Barbacovi, 57, of Hurley, passed away unexpectedly of natural causes Thursday, Sept. 26, 2019, at his home. David was born on March 14, 1962, at Divine Infant Hospital in Wakefield, Mich., a son of Ray and Jean (Pancheri) Barbacovi. He lived in Besse- mer, Mich., throughout his childhood and later moved to the Ironwood, Mich., and Hurley area. David attended Bessemer area schools and graduated from A.D. Johnston High School with the class of 1980. After graduation he continued his education at Gogebic Community College in Ironwood and the Transamerican School of Broadcasting in Wausau. He worked at WUPM radio sta- tion, became a deputy sheriff at the Gogebic County Sheriff’s Depart- David Joseph ment and was a paramedic at Alert Barbacovi Ambulance. 1962 — 2019 Associated Press For many years, David was a dedicated member OPPONENTS OF Enbridge Energy’s plan to replace its aging Line 3 crude oil pipeline across northern Minneso- of the National Ski Patrol and was the assistant ski ta, protest Tuesday, in St. Paul, before a state Public Utilities Commission meeting on the project. State utility patrol director at Blackjack Ski Resort in the 1980s. regulators have unfrozen the approval process for Enbridge Energy’s plan to replace its aging crude oil pipeline David and his twin brother, Dan, started Eclipse across Minnesota. Concerts, which brought singers such as Starship and Willie Nelson to Bessemer in the 1980s. He helped start Alert Ambulance, a business that brought paramedics to the Gogebic Range. In 1988, Minnesota regulators restart he and Dan started Spectrum Entertainment which includes Spectrum Carnival that plays many events and fairs in Wisconsin. After his retirement from the Line 3 pipeline review process sheriff’s department due to an injury, David contin- ued to work with some of the largest known singers ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – on the project in months the pipeline because it can commission would then State utility regulators on while legal challenges by run at only about half its decide whether to reissue in the music industry up until his untimely passing. Tuesday unfroze the environmental and tribal original capacity. two key approvals it grant- David is survived by his two sons, Brandon and approval process for groups played out in court. Environmental and trib- ed over a year ago – the Evan. His sons were loved and meant everything to Enbridge Energy’s plan to The Minnesota Court of al groups have been fighting certificate of need and him as he spent every moment he could with them. replace its aging Line 3 Appeals upheld most of the the project, saying it would route permit. That whole The three could be seen around the community hav- crude oil pipeline across environmental review in aggravate climate change process is expected to take ing fun and enjoying each other’s company. There northern Minnesota, June except for the inade- and risk spills in pristine at least until sometime was nothing more important to David than to give directing a state agency to quacies regarding Lake waters where Native Ameri- early next year. his time and love to his boys. fix the deficiencies identi- Superior. The Minnesota cans harvest wild rice. Other potential delays David is further survived by his mother, Jean; fied by a court in the pro- Supreme Court declined Enbridge has completed could come from court three brothers, Don (Joan), Jim and Daniel; a sister, ject’s environmental last month to hear chal- the new segments in Cana- challenges to the certificate Carol (Mark) Muscoe; the boys’ mother, Heather review. lenges by the opponents to da and Wisconsin, but has of need and route permit The Public Utilities the environmental review had to hold up construc- that remain pending. The Pelkola; his nieces and nephews; and two special Commission voted unani- on other grounds. But fur- tion of the $2.9 billion seg- delay on finalizing the friends that he cherished, John Kangas and Katie mously during a hearing ther appeals from oppo- ment in North Dakota and environmental review has Saber. that lasted just 12 minutes nents are possible. Minnesota until it clears also held up permits from He was predeceased by his father, Ray; a brother, to ask the state Commerce Line 3, which was built the final hurdles in Min- other agencies. Thom; and his sister-in-law, Paula. Family was very Department to conduct a in the 1960s and is increas- nesota. Enbridge spokeswoman important to David and we hope he is at peace and further analysis of the ingly subject to corrosion Once the department Lorraine Little said the is now celebrating in Heaven with his dad, brother potential effects of oil spills and cracking, runs from completes the revised envi- company isn’t currently and sister-in-law. in the Lake Superior water- Alberta to Enbridge’s ter- ronmental review, there projecting a date for when A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated shed and report back with- minal in Superior, Wiscon- will be a public comment construction might begin Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 11:30 a.m., preceded by visi- in 60 days. sin, near Lake Superior. period before the commis- or when the Minnesota tation at 10 a.m., at St. Sebastian Catholic Church, The decision represent- Calgary, Alberta-based sion decides whether the portion of the project ed the first forward motion Enbridge wants to replace update is adequate. The would go into service. 210 E. 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They would only have to step down if the Senate voted to reject confirmation. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019 9 Soto lifts Nats to 4-3 comeback wild-card win over Brewers WASHINGTON (AP) – After all the heartache and close calls, all the early exits, maybe it makes sense that a 20-year-old kid who had never been to the postseason, Juan Soto, would help the Washington Nationals finally advance in the postseason. And maybe, just maybe, it makes sense that it would be this particular edition of the Nationals, a club that went from 12 games under .500 in May to playoff partici- pant, to demonstrate the necessary never-give-up forti- tude when things looked bleak. Soto delivered a bases-loaded single against Milwau- kee closer Josh Hader that scored three runs with two outs in the eighth inning, thanks in part to an error by rookie outfielder Trent Grisham, and the Nationals came back to beat the Brewers 4-3 in the NL wild-card game Tuesday night. "We started off horrible, as we all know, and we vowed that we wouldn't quit," Nationals manager Dave Martinez said, talking about the year as a whole but sounding like he could have meant this particular evening. "I told the boys, 'I promise you, stay with it, don't quit, this will turn around.' And it did. And here we are today." The Nationals carry a nine-game winning streak into their best-of-five NL Division Series against the league- best Dodgers. Game 1 is Thursday in Los Angeles, and some in the sellout crowd of 42,993 chanted "Beat LA! Beat LA!" as members of the Nationals lingered on the infield with family members. The Nationals, who moved to Washington from Mon- treal before the 2005 season, had been 0-3 in winner-take- all postseason games – all NLDS Game 5 losses at home, by a grand total of four runs. Indeed, eight of their past nine playoff losses had been by one run apiece. This time, it went the other way. "We've been here a bunch of times. Never kind of broke through," said Ryan Zimmerman, the Nationals' first draft pick back in 2005, so someone who has been through all the disappointment. "Finally caught a break tonight." It was Zimmerman's broken-bat bloop single as a pinch hitter that helped load the bases in the eighth off Hader, who took the loss. Hader hit another pinch hitter, Michael A. Taylor, an initial ruling that stood up when the Brewers challenged, according to Major League Baseball, because there wasn't "clear and convincing evidence to overturn the call." Said Hader: "Definitely looked like it got the bat, but it also got his hand." Hader, who had 37 saves this season, also walked Anthony Rendon, filling the bags and bringing Soto to the plate. What was Soto thinking right then? "Just get a base hit up the middle," he said, "and try to help to tie the game." Jason Juno/Daily Globe The runner-up for 2018 NL Rookie of the Year did MERCER’S ELLA Torkelson, right, and KD Knipp celebrate after the Tigers swept Washburn Tuesday night at more than that. Soto ripped a 96 mph fastball to right, Mercer. and the ball skipped under Grisham's glove for an error. That allowed the go-ahead run to cross the plate and Soto to get to second, then turn for third. Eventually, Soto was caught in a rundown to end the inning, but that didn't matter: He had turned a 3-1 deficit Tigers sweep Washburn into a lead, and so he clapped his hands, then pounded By JASON JUNO that set 25-15. defense. his chest and high-fived third base coach Bob Henley, [email protected] before shouting "Let's go!" and its Spanish equivalent, “When you play Washburn, in our “Our defense is our offense,” coach "Vamonos!" MERCER, Wis. – Mercer waited mind, it’s so much bigger than reality,” Schoeneman said. “If we can hit at "The inning was an ugly inning," Brewers manager 341 days to get another shot at Wash- Schoeneman said. “It’s like, ‘You guys, them, they’re not able to get the ball to Craig Counsell said. "Crazy things happen." burn. you’ve got to get those nerves under their hitters.” Grisham, who has appeared in only 51 games in the That’s the team that beat them in your belt, play steady and do our And in the third set, their defense majors, said the ball "came in with a little topspin, took a last year’s sectional semifinal, the thing and everything will fall into shined with plays like the one Hohner funny hop." team they always have to get through, place.” made. His teammates tried to console a tearful Grisham with whether it’s to win the Indianhead It certainly did. They breezed to a “They got to balls, I was so a series of hugs in the clubhouse afterward. Conference or advance in the postsea- second-game win, 25-14. Washburn, stunned, it was just fun to watch – "It's gonna sting," he said. son. It’s always Washburn, Wash- as you’d expect, wasn’t easy to put like, ‘Wow, we’re pretty good,’” After Max Scherzer fell behind 3-0 by giving up burn, Washburn. away in the third. They took an 18-12 Schoeneman said. “Sam Barton was homers to Yasmani Grandal in the first and Eric Thames But not Tuesday night. lead, and you got the feeling even at unbelievable, Ava Barton and Molly in the second, Stephen Strasburg replaced him in the Mercer senior Aubrey Schoeneman that late stage of the game that it Hohner. It was unbelievable the stuff sixth and threw three scoreless innings to earn the win in dropped to one knee as soon as the would turn around once Aubrey they were getting up, balls I thought the first relief appearance of his major league career, reg- match ended Tuesday night in a Mer- Schoeneman got back to the front row. were totally dead. They showed a lot ular season or playoffs. cer sweep, while the gym could barely “I’m kind of really scared of being of heart.” Daniel Hudson pitched the ninth for the save, getting contain senior Ella Torkelson as she in the back row because I’m not the Schoeneman said it was a night Ben Gamel to fly out to the warning track in center with leaped into the air and eventually into best defensive player, so I had to put a everyone had to play well and they a man on to end it. the arms of her equally ecstatic team- lot of trust in my teammates that they did. "Hats off for us to for continuing to fight, because we mates. could get the job done,” she said. “From Molly Hohner going into the know if we could keep it close we could have a chance at The Tigers won in convincing fash- After her teammate Molly Hohner stands to save a ball, Sam Barton dig- the end," said Trea Turner, who got Washington within 3- ion 25-15, 25-14, 25-22. stepped up by making an incredible ging, Ava Barton passing and hitting, 1 with a solo shot off Brandon Woodruff in the third. “We’ve been thinking of this game dive to save a point, Mercer made it Ella Torkelson running the offense, It wasn't until the eighth, though, that the Nationals since our loss last year,” Torkelson 18-13 and they got Schoeneman back Zoe Botes and KD Knipp taking care would push more runs across. Just the sort of dramatic said. “And it meant a lot to us. It was in the front row. Schoeneman got two of the middle, Jessica Klopatek find- turnaround they pulled off this season, going from 19-31 our goal this season to beat them and of her incredible 22 kills on the next ing the open spots with her tips, Haley in May to playoff team. we were fired up and our fans were two plays and Mercer was back in Allen’s serving, and Aubrey putting And now it continues. fired up.” business, down just three, for the the ball down, they all did their part,” "Kind of sums up our season, the way this game went," Plus, so much was on the line Tues- sweep. They tied it at 20 and eventual- she said. Zimmerman said. "We'll take it and we'll move on." day night. ly took a 23-22 lead and then finished The stats show the many contribu- TRAINER'S ROOM A win puts Mercer in position to it out. tors. Torkelson finished with 26 Brewers: 2018 NL MVP Christian Yelich, lost to a frac- win the conference and get a top seed “Defensively, she’s not the assists. Ava Barton had four kills and tured kneecap on Sept. 10, was in the Brewers' dugout in the WIAA postseason tournament, strongest, so I’m thinking, ‘Oh my 22 digs. Jessica Klopatek had four kills before the game. ... OFs Ryan Braun (calf) and Lorenzo which is even more important this gosh,’ we have to get her out of the and three aces, Zoe Botes had three Cain (ankle) were in the starting lineup despite late-sea- year as the top seed now gets to host back row and get her to the front row, kills. Molly Hohner had nine digs, KD son injuries. They came into Tuesday a combined 0 for 29 the sectional semifinal instead of so she can finish the ball,” coach Knipp had two kills and Allen an ace. with 12 Ks against Scherzer and went 0 for 4 while he was going to a neutral site. So if a semifinal Schoeneman said. Sam Barton had 27 digs and three in the game. rematch happens between these two Because she’s really, really good at aces and her teammates noticed. Nationals: C Kurt Suzuki, who missed most of Septem- teams – which why wouldn’t it? – it that with a devastating swing even “A lot of kids stepped up,” Torkel- ber because of a bothersome right elbow, played nine should be in Mercer thanks to their Washburn couldn’t handle. son said. “Sam Barton played out of innings Tuesday. dominating performance Tuesday “She’s a tough one to dig,” Schoen- her mind and she’s a freshmen. We ODD FOURTH night. eman said. “Her job is to finish, finish just had kids stepping up everywhere The fourth inning was bizarre. Fire alarms – false “We have some pretty lofty goals, the play and put the ball away. She did and that’s really special, especially as alarms, thankfully, the Nationals eventually said – rang tonight was the first step,” Mercer that. We got the ball to her when we seniors, it’s our last year.” out. The public address system went completely silent for coach Robyn Schoeneman said. needed to.” Mercer (20-5, 5-0) still has to keep several minutes, so the Racing Presidents mascot race in Washburn took the early lead, 7-4, Washburn still looked like Wash- winning to ensure it gets the top seed the middle of the inning went on without the usual play- but Mercer recovered right away, fast burn in other matches this season and in the regional as the seeding meeting by-play, and the initial two Nationals batters in the bot- enough to not let any doubt creep in, at times Tuesday night. Mercer was is still two weeks away. They go to a tom half went to the plate without any walk-up music or which sometimes happens when fac- just better. They neutralized their tournament in Ironwood and Hurley announcement of their names. ing your biggest nemesis. They won strong hitters with solid offense and Saturday.

played good and go the win, so that was nice Saari had three assists. Also contributing pard. Devils beat Speedgirls to see. And we won in three, we haven’t done were: Eliza Stone (two kills), Amber Kaurala In the new role, announced Tuesday by BESSEMER – Ironwood swept Bessemer that very often, so that was good to see.” (two aces), Savanah Green (one kill), Aryon- the team, Thorn will help Sheppard in free 25-22, 25-13, 25-18 in non-conference vol- “The Speedgirls are very capable of play- na Ozzello (one kill) and Haley Headley (one agency, the draft and other basketball opera- leyball Tuesday night. ing with every one of the teams on our ace). tions matters. Ironwood’s Megann Grasso and Aundrea schedule and we just need to be able to sus- Ironwood goes to Hurley Thursday night. Thorn was a general manager for the Stengard tallied five kills and Caitlyn Mylly tain an entire match,” Bessemer coach Shelly Bessemer goes to NMU Saturday. Chicago Bulls – including when they drafted had four. Stengard had a team-high three Mettler said. “Game 1, we came out and Michael Jordan – the New Jersey Nets and aces. Maddie Vaughn finished with 22 showed what we are capable of. The girls Wizards hire ex-NBA exec Rod Philadelphia 76ers. assists. Madison Sterbenz had two blocks. showed much more intensity and hustle Thorn as adviser to GM Sheppard He was executive vice president of basket- tonight.” ball operations for the NBA from 1986-2000. “We started a little bit slow, maybe play- WASHINGTON (AP) – Former NBA GM Bella McGeshick had five kills, five assists Thorn was drafted by the Baltimore Bul- ing back-to-back nights we weren’t up to and league executive Rod Thorn has been and four aces for Besesmer. Kailyn Fingeroos lets in 1963 and played nine years in the tempo like we were last night,” Ironwood hired by the Washington Wizards as a senior tallied three blocks and three kills. Jenna league and later worked as a coach. coach Lisa Fechter said. “But overall we adviser to general manager Tommy Shep- l 10 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Chicago 16, Minnesota 6 Bowling Thursday Men’s Commercial Jacksonville 26, Denver 24 Milwaukee Washington 4, WashingtonMilwaukee 3 Sept. 26, Ironwood Tampa Bay 55, L.A. Rams 40 ab rhbi ab rhbi High team game and series: New Orleans 12, Dallas 10 Grisham rf 3100 Turner ss 4111 Norb’s 808 and 2,164. Open: San Francisco, N.Y. Jets Grandal c 3112 Eaton rf 3000 High game: Brandon Snyder 257, Monday's Games Moustakas 3b 4000 Zimmerman ph 1010 Dave Baldwin 238, Marc Behrendt Pittsburgh 27, Cincinnati 3 Hiura 2b 4010 Stevenson pr 0100 235, Jeff Behrendt 225, Rick Thursday, Oct. 3 Spangenberg 2b 0000 Hudson p 0000 Clements 219. L.A. Rams at Seattle, 8:20 p.m. Braun lf 4010 Rendon 3b 3100 High series: Dave Baldwin 619, Sunday, Oct. 6 Hader p 0000 Soto lf 4012 Brandon Snyder 581, Marc Atlanta at Houston, 1 p.m. Thames 1b 4121 Kendrick 1b 3010 Behrendt 569, Rick Clements 568, Minnesota at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Cain cf 4010 Cabrera 2b 3000 Jeff Behrendt 559. Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Arcia ss 4010 Suzuki c 3000 Wednesday Night Women Jacksonville at Carolina, 1 p.m. Woodruff p 0000 Robles cf 3010 Sept. 25, Ironwood Buffalo at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Shaw ph 0000 Scherzer p 1000 High team game and series: Iron Chicago vs Oakland at London, Suter p 0000 Dozier ph 1000 Range Frames 451 and VP Racing UK, 1 p.m. Pomeranz p 1000 Strasburg p 0000 Fuels 1,198. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 Gamel lf 1000 M.Taylor ph-rf 0100 High game: Nancy Berg 184, p.m. Totals 32 373 Totals 29 453 Alice Simpson 177, Kathy Bauer New England at Washington, 1 Milwaukee 210 000 000 —3 170, Brenda Brushaber 170, Nancy p.m. Washington 001 000 03x —4 Carli 161. Arizona at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. E_Moustakas (12), Grisham (0). DP_Milwaukee 0, Washington 1. High series: Kathy Brauer 464, N.Y. Jets at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. LOB_Milwaukee 6, Washington 3. 2B_Thames (23), Hiura (23). HR_Grandal Nancy Carli 431, Nancy Berg 431, Denver at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 (28), Thames (25), Turner (19). S_Woodruff (3). Alice Simpson 418, Brenda Brus- p.m. IP HRER BB SO aber 395. Green Bay at Dallas, 4:25 p.m. Milwaukee Tuesday Commercial Indianapolis at Kansas City, 8:20 Woodruff 421103 Sept. 24, Ironwood p.m. Suter 110000 High team game and series: Open: Detroit, Miami Pomeranz H,12 200002 Associated Press Manny’s 744 and 2,116. Monday, Oct. 7 Hader L,3-5 BS,37-44 123212 High game: Marc Behrendt 225, Cleveland at San Francisco, 8:15 Washington DETROIT TIGERS Gordon Beckham (29) breaks his bat on a single during the sixth Leo Stanczak 224, Shawn Teige Postseason Scherzer 543336 inning of game two of a doubleheader against the Chicago White Sox Saturday in 221, Dan Slizewski 220, Dave Bald- Strasburg W,18-6 320004 win 214. AllBaseball Times EDT Hudson S,6-8 110001 Chicago. High series: Dave Baldwin 598, x-if necessary HBP_Hader (M.Taylor). Marc Behrendt 593, Tom Douglas WILD CARD Umpires_Home, Mike Everitt; First, Kerwin Danley; Second, Jeff Nelson; 567, Greg Basom 552, Rick Tuesday, Oct. 1: Washington 4, Third, Cory Blaser; Right, Carlos Torres; Left, Dave Rackley. Clements 545, Shawn Teige 545. Milwaukee 3 T_2:55. A_42,993 (41,313). Thursday Night Men Wednesday, Oct. 2: Tampa Bay After 114 losses, Tigers still Sept. 19, Ironwood (Morton 16-6) at Oakland (Manaea waukee 3 Bogosian, D Brandon Montour and High team game and series: 4-0), 8:09 p.m. (ESPN) 2018 — Colorado 2, CHICAGO 1, D Matt Hunwick and G Ukko-Pekka Norb’s 769 and 2,227. DIVISION SERIES 13 innings Luukkonen on IR. Promoted F Curtis High game: Chris Teige 266, (Best-of-5) 2017 — ARIZONA 11, Colorado Lazar, D Jean-Sebastien Dea and D John Blomquist Jr. 255, Joel Bach American League 8 Lawrence Pilut. waiting on top prospects 236, Nick Gima 229, Jeff Behrendt Houston vs. 2016 — San Francisco 3, NEW CALGARY FLAMES — Assigned 226. Oakland-Tampa Bay winner YORK 0 Fs Alan Quine, Zac Rinaldo and Dil- High series: Chris Teige 654, Jeff Friday, Oct. 4: Oakland-Tampa 2015 — Chicago 4, PITTS- lon Dube to Stockton (AHL). DETROIT (AP) – The most promising become Gardenhire's bench coach, and Behrendt 597, Marc Behrendt 588, Bay winner at Houston, 2:05 p.m. BURGH 0 Released Andrew MacDonald from moment for the Detroit Tigers this year Joe Vavra will take over as hitting coach. Nick Gima 586, Rick Clements 585. (FS1) 2014 — San Francisco 8, PITTS- his PTO. Monday Mix-Ups Saturday, Oct. 5: Oakland-Tampa BURGH 0 CAROLINA HURRICANES — may have occurred far away from Comeri- Vavra had been a quality control coach. High team game and series: Bay winner at Houston, 9:07 p.m. 2013 — PITTSBURGH 6, Cincin- Assigned Fs Clark Bishop, Julien ca Park – or any other major league field. Also, base coaches Ramon Santiago and Basom Trucking 495 and 1,349. (FS1) nati 2 Gauthier and Brian Gibbons; D Gus- High game (men): Chris Teige Monday, Oct. 7: Houston at Oak- 2012 — St. Louis 6, ATLANTA 3 tav Forsling and Roland McKeown; On April 29, Casey Mize threw a no-hit- Dave Clark will switch sides of the dia- 241, Don Basom 236, Greg Basom land-Tampa Bay winner (MLB) and G Anton Forsberg to Charlotte ter in his debut for Double-A Erie. mond, with Clark coaching first and Santi- 205, Shawn Basom 202, Mick x-Tuesday, Oct. 8: Houston at TransactionsBASEBALL (AHL). Placed F Max McCormick Babich 177. Oakland-Tampa Bay winner (FS1) American League and D Trevor van Riemsdyk on non- After narrowly avoiding triple-digit ago moving to third. High game (women): Katie x-Thursday, Oct. 10: Oakland- BALTIMORE ORIOLES — roster IR. Pacilowski 158, Jean Basom 157, Tampa Bay winner at Houston (FS1) Claimed RHP Cole Sulser off DETROIT RED WINGS — losses the previous two seasons, the big OTHER PROSPECTS Kathy Brauer 157, Brenda N.Y. Yankees vs. Minnesota waivers from Tampa Bay. Placed C Chase Pearson on the league Tigers sank all the way to a 47-114 Infielder Isaac Paredes hit .282 with 13 Brushaber 157, Carol Morden 148. Friday, Oct. 4: Minnesota at N.Y. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — non-roster IR. Assigned D Jared High series ( men): Chris Teige Yankees, 7:07 p.m. (MLB) Announced bench coach Josh Paul McIsaac to Halifax (QMJHL). record in 2019. They were particularly home runs for Erie. Left-hander Tarik 599, Shawn Basom 575, Don Saturday, Oct. 5: Minnesota at and pitching coach Doug White will EDMONTON OILERS — awful at home, going 22-59. If there was Skubal posted a 2.13 ERA in nine starts at Basom 570, Greg Basom 511, Rick N.Y. Yankees, 5:07 p.m. (FS1) not return for the 2020 season. Assigned RW Sam Gagner and D Clements 492. Monday, Oct. 7: N.Y. Yankees at National League William Lagesson to Bakersfield going to be any cause for optimism, it was Double-A. The Tigers will also have the High series (women): Katie Minnesota (FS1 or MLB) CINCINNATI REDS — Fired hit- (ECHL). going to be because of young prospects No. 1 pick in the draft for the second time Pucilowski 452, Kathy Brauer 404, x-Tuesday, Oct. 8: N.Y. Yankees ting coach Turner Ward. Named NASHVILLE PREDATORS — Brenda Brushaber 400, Carol Mor- at Minnesota ( (FS1) Caleb Cotham assistant pitching Assigned F Miikka Salomaki and D who might be able to help this team in the in three years. den 389, Jean Basom 375. x-Thursday, Oct. 10: Minnesota coach and director of pitching. Steven Santini to Milwaukee (AHL). at N.Y. Yankees (FS1) BASKETBALL NEW JERSEY DEVILS — future. BAD SIGNS All TimesNFL EDT National League National Basketball Association Assigned D Matt Tennyson to Bing- "I think our fans down at spring train- Right-hander Franklin Perez, who came AMERICAN CONFERENCE L.A. Dodgers vs. Washington WASHINGTON WIZARDS — hamton (AHL) and D Ty Smith to East Thursday, Oct. 3: Washington at Named Rod Thorn senior advisor to Spokane (WHL). ing are going to see some of these guys," to the Tigers in the 2017 trade for Justin W LTPct PF PA L.A. Dodgers , 8:37 p.m. (TBS) the general manager. COLLEGE manager Ron Gardenhire said. "They're Verlander, made only two appearances New England 4001.000 122 27 Friday, Oct. 4: Washington at L.A. FOOTBALL GRINNELL — Canceled the Buffalo 310.750 76 63 Dodgers, 9:37 p.m. (TBS) National Football League remainder of its season because of going to get their chances out on the this year and has only nine over the past N.Y. Jets 030.000 33 70 Sunday, Oct. 6: L.A. Dodgers at ARIZONA CARDINALS — Re- injuries that reduced its roster to 28 mound during games and hopefully our two seasons in the minors. His struggles to Miami 040.000 26 163 Washington (TBS) signed WR Pharoh Cooper. players. South x-Monday, Oct. 7: L.A. 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Lakers at Golden State, 8 Philadelphia 34, Green Bay 27 x-Sunday, Oct. 27: at worse Evander Kane three games for p.m. Sunday's Games record (Fox) abuse of an official during a Sept. 29 Orlando at San Antonio, 8:30 L.A. Chargers 30, Miami 10 x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: at better preseason game at Vegas. p.m. Jones helps Sun even series as Delle Donne exits for Mystics N.Y. Giants 24, Washington 3 record (Fox) NHLPA — Lee Stempniak Adelaide 36ers at Utah, 9 p.m. Tennessee 24, Atlanta 10 x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: at better announced his retirement. Sunday, Oct. 6 Carolina 16, Houston 10 record (Fox) ARIZONA COYOTES — Claimed Maccabi Haifa at Memphis, 3 WASHINGTON (AP) – The Connecticut Sun know they'll get to play two games at Cleveland 40, Baltimore 25 G Eric Comrie off waivers from Win- p.m. home. The Washington Mystics hope to have Elena Delle Donne back for both of them. Oakland 31, Indianapolis 24 National League nipeg. Charlotte at Boston, 6 p.m. BUFFALO SABRES — Sent F Jonquel Jones scored 32 points and grabbed 18 rebounds, and the Sun took advan- New England 16, Buffalo 10 Wild(Home Card team inResults CAPS) Shanghai Sharks vs. L.A. Clip- Victor Olofsson and D Henri Jokihar- Kansas City 34, Detroit 30 2019 — WASHINGTON 4, Mil- pers at Honolulu, Hawaii, 7 p.m. tage of Delle Donne's early injury exit to beat the Mystics 99-87 in Game 2 of the WNBA Seattle 27, Arizona 10 ju to the minors. Placed D Zach Finals on Tuesday night and even the series. Eppler: Angels' manager search will not be limited to Maddon "This was our goal, to steal a win on their floor," said Sun guard Jasmine Thomas. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) – General manager Billy Eppler said the Los Angeles Angels' "And now we get to go home and play two in a row." abrupt firing of manager Brad Ausmus wasn't all about Joe Maddon. In his first comments Alyssa Thomas added 21 points and 12 rebounds, and Courtney Williams had 22 on the move made after the club finished its worst season since 1999, Eppler flatly denied points for the Sun, who dominated the paint after the 6-foot-5 Delle Donne departed in the Angels already know who will be their second new manager in two seasons. the first quarter with back spasms. Column: Wild weekend at home pumps new life into NASCAR By JENNA FRYER Wallace found him sitting next Every action on or off the track over representation of Stenhouse, doors open at RPM. AP Auto Racing Writer to his car, surrounded by was buzzworthy, the top drivers ripped the Roush organization for So he was ticked when Bow- CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) – NASCAR's medical director and were household names and peo- blindsiding his client with eight man spun him on purpose – just Chase Elliott crashed head-on Jeff Gordon, and tossed the con- ple passionately cared about races remaining and very few because he took exception to the into a wall and still recovered to tents of his beverage in Bowman's every twist and turn during the seats – good ones, at least – avail- Wallace giving him the finger win a pivotal race. That wasn't face after a brief verbal exchange. 11-month season. able for 2020. after being spun on the first lap. even the most exciting thing to Gordon and the medical director Then the stars all retired, the Drivers are working harder Wallace could have retaliated happen in NASCAR last week. were splashed, and fans are call- driver market is getting a dramat- than ever to find rides, and the at any point of the race and ended The series so short on super- ing for Wallace to be suspended. ic reset and fans haven't lucrative paydays have been Bowman's playoff chances. He stars and spicy story lines had a NASCAR head of competition embraced a young Bowman or slashed across the field. The big instead waited until the race had frenetic week surrounding the Steve O'Donnell told SiriusXM William Byron or Ryan Blaney the names still command top dollar, concluded and did it face-to-face. first elimination race of the play- NASCAR Radio on Monday that way they did Gordon, Tony Stew- but Rick Hendrick proved this Fans seem horrified that Wallace offs at the quirky Roval hybrid series leadership will have a con- art and Dale Earnhardt Jr. year you can hire young talent on had the nerve to throw a beverage road course-oval at Charlotte versation with Wallace. Who The creation of the playoffs the cheap and still build playoff on a driver receiving medical Motor Speedway. knows if NASCAR will talk with gradually diluted the importance teams as both Bowman and Byron treatment, and are calling for Wal- Ricky Stenhouse Jr. was shock- Bowman about spinning a guy of many of the 26 regular-season advanced to the round of 12. lace to be in very big trouble with ingly fired in the middle of the who flips the bird. races, and fans stopped watching Stenhouse is now part of a free NASCAR. week to open a flurry of snarky Elliott, NASCAR's new most in droves as they tired of gim- agent market in which some It can't be both ways, though. remarks, hurt feelings and the popular driver, somehow came micks, boring racing and unrelat- drivers bring sponsorship and NASCAR has gone through dramatic exposure of the fragility back to win after his very embar- able or unknown drivers. buy their seats, while others take long stretches of milquetoast rac- of driver contracts. rassing gaffe with 45 laps remain- Charlotte was at least one of discounted one-year deals with ing, where nothing of significant Alex Bowman then became the ing. He was the leader on a restart the most interesting weekends in very little stability for team, driver interest happens and everyone story of Sunday's race as he des- headed into the first turn when he years, with genuine emotion and or series. Massive pay cuts are the seems to be going through the perately tried to avoid elimination locked his brakes and drove energy surrounding the sport. norm for the veterans, and some- motions trying to get to the end of from the playoffs. He wrecked his directly into a tire barrier as the The playoff tension was palpable one like Stenhouse is going to be the season. Charlotte proved fast car in the closing minute of rest of the field turned. with only three drivers locked lucky to find anything close to there's still enough left in the tank the final practice session, spun on It should have ended his shot into the second round prior to what he earned through 10 years to ignite the fan base and make the opening lap, deliberately spun to win – and he'd already locked Sunday. Before teams even got to with Roush. people care about what's happen- Bubba Wallace because he didn't himself into the round of 12 of the track, though, Stenhouse was Wallace, meanwhile, is driving ing with both the race and the like Wallace flipping him the bird the playoffs, so pushing the limit dumped by Roush Fenway Racing for underfunded Richard Petty business of racing. and somehow still finished sec- wasn't necessary – but somehow even though he believed he was Motorsports with limited If NASCAR could bottle the ond. Elliott chased down Kevin Har- secure through 2021. resources. He's got the personali- passion displayed at Charlotte Bowman miraculously vick in the closing laps to com- Team owner Jack Roush pub- ty to transcend beyond motor- and carry it week after week from advanced to the next round of the plete a comeback. licly intimated Stenhouse sports, but doesn't have the suc- February until November, it playoffs – in large part because of The entire weekend – played wrecked too much, and Sten- cess to pull in lucrative sponsors. would find itself on far steadier a rare batch of errors by chal- out in sweltering, record-high house choked back tears later that Bowman was racing this week- footing. It's important that people lenger Ryan Newman – and temperatures at the de facto home day in discussing his emotional end to keep his title chances care about what's happening, and promptly slumped to the ground track of NASCAR – is what the dismissal. Kevin Harvick, whose intact. Wallace races each week Charlotte showed that many still battling dehydration. series was like just 10 years ago. management group has taken trying to do enough to keep the do. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Short term solution: bailing out Dear Annie: I would like to tell “Dis- tressed About Departing Dependent” to think about how she can best parent her adult child before caving and giving her money. At age 19, I married a man who spent any money we had and more. My parents didn’t want to support his spend- Dear ing habits so they cut off any funds to me Annie while they continued to bailout my broth- ers financially. I was angry at my parents for a while Sometimes, I want to move away but got over it. Meanwhile, my brothers because my situation is so stressful. But I didn’t grow up until the funds dried up don’t want to run away from my problems many years later, when they were in mid- or leave anyone behind. dle age. 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The the House’s impeachment access to impeachment witnesses In a Tuesday evening tweet, phone call with Ukrainian leader inspector general acts indepen- inquiry,” the three chairmen Tuesday, even as House Trump cast the impeachment Volodymyr Zelenskiy that helped dently from Pompeo. wrote. Democrats warned such efforts inquiry as a coup “intended to trigger the impeachment inquiry. The committees are seeking Democrats often note that themselves could amount to an take away the Power of the Peo- “Any effort to intimidate wit- voluntary testimony from the obstruction was one of the impeachable offense. ple, their VOTE, their Freedoms, nesses or prevent them from talk- current and former officials as impeachment articles against Secretary of State Mike Pom- their Second Amendment, Reli- ing with Congress – including the House digs into State Depart- Richard Nixon, who resigned the peo tried to delay five current gion, Military, Border Wall, and State Department employees – is ment actions and Trump’s other presidency in 1974 in the face of and former officials from provid- their God-given rights as a Citi- illegal and will constitute evi- calls with foreign leaders that almost certain impeachment. ing documents and testimony in zen of The United States of Amer- dence of obstruction of the have been shielded from scrutiny. Volker played a direct role in the impeachment inquiry that ica!” In fact, a coup is usually impeachment inquiry,” said three In halting any appearances by arranging meetings between could lead to charges against defined as a sudden, violent and House chairmen, Adam Schiff of State officials, and demanding Rudy Giuliani, who is Trump’s President Donald Trump. But illegal seizure of government the intelligence committee, Eliot that executive branch lawyers personal lawyer, and Zelenskiy, Democrats were able to set power. The impeachment process Engel of Foreign Affairs, and Eli- accompany them, Pompeo is the chairmen said. closed-door depositions for is laid out in the U.S. Constitu- jah Cummings of Oversight. underscoring Attorney General The State Department said Thursday for former special tion. They said that if he was on William Barr’s expansive view of that Volker has confirmed that he envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker and Pompeo said the Democrats Trump’s call, “Secretary Pompeo White House authority and set- put a Zelenskiy adviser in contact next week for ousted U.S. Ambas- were trying to “intimidate” and is now a fact witness in the House ting a tone for conflicts to come. with Giuliani, at the Ukraine sador Marie Yovanovitch. “bully” the career officials into impeachment inquiry.” And they “I will use all means at my dis- adviser’s request. The escalating exchange of appearing and claimed it would warned, “He should immediately posal to prevent and expose any The former envoy, who has accusations and warnings sig- be “not feasible” as demanded. cease intimidating Department attempts to intimidate the dedi- since resigned his position and naled yet another stiffening in the House investigators countered witnesses in order to protect him- cated professionals,” Pompeo so is not necessarily bound by confrontation between the execu- that it would be illegal for the sec- self and the President.” wrote. Pompeo’s directions, is eager to tive and legislative branches retary to try to protect Trump by On Wednesday, the State When issuing a separate sub- appear as scheduled on Thurs- amid the Democrats’ launching preventing the officials from talk- Department’s inspector general is poena last week as part of the day, said one person familiar of the impeachment inquiry late ing to Congress. expected to brief congressional inquiry, the chairmen of the with the situation, but unautho- last week. That followed a nation- Some Trump supporters staff from several House and Sen- three House committees made it rized to discuss it and granted al security whistleblower’s disclo- cheered Pompeo’s muscular ate appropriations, oversight, for- clear that stonewalling their anonymity. The career profes- sure of Trump’s July phone call response to the Democrats. But it eign affairs and intelligence com- investigation would be fought. sional believes he acted appropri- seeking help from the new also complicated the secretary’s mittees on their requests for “Your failure or refusal to com- ately and wants to tell his side. Convicted cent man does. The Kaaris didn’t call the sheriff, Hit- ter did,” he said. From page 1 Prior to closing argu- the two men had shotguns ments, the jury heard pointed at him. accounts from six witness- District Attorney Matt es regarding the confronta- Tingstad argued the evi- tion and the events sur- dence presented during rounding it – including the trial proved the two Hitter, the Kaari brothers hunters didn’t initiate the and Iron County Sheriff’s confrontation. Department Lt. Inv. Matt “Look at the facts, look Foryan who investigated at the testimony. (Cliff and the incident. Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe Gene Kaari) both said they Hitter testified he heard MEMBERS OF the Bessemer Area School district board of education are pictured from left to right, Eric Stanis- were out hunting … they’re shotgun blasts close by his lawski, Jim Partanen, Beth Steiger, board chairman Bob Berg, superintendent Dave Wineburner and Tara Gra- not looking for a fight. house and that the two ham. Not pictured but present at far left is Dick Matrella. They’re not looking to even men were trespassing on the score,” Tingstad told his property leading up to the jury during his closing the confrontation, while Wineburner receives written notice argument. “They’re out both Kaaris testified they there chasing birds, (look- were on a neighbor’s prop- ing) at the scenery and just erty where they had per- for not meeting board directives trying to have a good time.” mission to hunt. Hitter’s attorney, Mike Both sides agreed Hitter By KIM E. STROM tives. Lastly, Steiger said in Wineburner said the Korpela, told the jury that pointed a .22-caliber pistol [email protected] She said Wineburner her opinion, Wineburner district's strategic plan is Tingstad hadn’t met the at the two during the con- BESSEMER – In a spe- failed to consult with the may have violated board not just for him. “It's to burden of proof needed to frontation, although Hitter cial meeting of the Besse- personnel committee upon policy, that he has moved work with the board to convict his client – espe- testified he only pointed mer Area School District hiring staff. Wineburner staff members out of criti- establish district goals.” cially when accounting for the weapon at them Board of Education Tues- said that his failure to do cal roles and that he car- Board member Eric his claim of self-defense. because they had shotguns day, the board voted five to so was due to a misunder- ried an attitude of “this is Stanislawski said, “We've “You must be satisfied pointed at him and refused one to place a formal writ- standing. my district and I can do had these conversations beyond a reasonable to lower them when he told ten notice in the file of Another directive said whatever I want.” and are doing these doubt, from all the evi- them to. superintendent Dave he did not hold regular Wineburner said things.” dence in this case, that the Hitter also testified the Wineburner. meetings with staff and improvements to the Wineburner said, “In circumstances of the defen- pistol wasn’t loaded during Moving the superinten- that his management school would not have hap- looking at our budget and dant’s conduct was unrea- the confrontation. dent's preliminary evalua- approach fostered a hostile pened had he carried a our goals we need to review sonable. I just don’t see Although there was tion from a discussion item work environment. “top-down approach” and them yearly, decide where that here,” Korpela told the conflicting testimony to an action item, the board To the latter, Wineburn- that he tries to empower we are at and constantly jury during his closing. regarding the specifics of gave the option of a closed er said he has an open-door others by getting them review them.” “Mr. Hitter acted reason- the confrontation, there session to which Wineb- policy at all times and that involved in the decision- Steiger made a motion ably, in my opinion, was a general consensus urner declined. he does not yell at staff. making process. to approve four focus areas throughout. He did what that it didn’t escalate Board member Beth There was also a ques- In other business, board to formally adopt – facility normal people would do in beyond the pistol being Steiger read a list of 11 tion of what was claimed to member Dick Matrella and security improve- order to confront a prob- drawn and that Hitter directives the board placed be inappropriate emails to expressed frustration that ments, communication lem on his property.” soon returned home on his on Wineburner in the staff and Wineburner Wineburner had set goals and collaboration, technol- Korpela also told jurors ATV where he told his wife spring of 2018, with minor replied that his emails in but never moved forward ogy and integration, and that Hitter being the one to what happened and revisions made in June of question stated that he on them. “This is stuff you curriculum efforts in litera- call 911 strengthened his reported the incident to 2019. Steiger said in her trusted staff to make deci- should have brought to the cy and math. The motion claim as the victim. the sheriff’s department. opinion, Wineburner was sions, that he did not think board,” he said. “You need was seconded and all were “The guilty man doesn’t Hitter is scheduled to be not meeting those direc- this was inappropriate. us to implement this stuff.” in favor. call the sheriff, the inno- sentenced Oct. 29. National briefs Ex-Dallas officer who killed neighbor found guilty of murder DALLAS (AP) – A white former Dallas police officer who shot her black unarmed neighbor to death after, she said, mistaking his apartment for her own was convicted of murder Tuesday in a verdict that prompted tears of relief from his family and chants of “black lives matter” from a crowd outside the courtroom. The same jury that found Amber Guyger guilty in the September 2018 death of her upstairs neighbor, Botham Jean, will consider her fate after hearing additional testi- mony that started Tuesday afternoon. Her sentence could range from five years to life in prison under Texas law. The jury took a matter of hours to convict Guyger, 31, after six days of testimony. Cheers erupted in the courthouse as the verdict was announced, and someone yelled “Thank you, Jesus!” In the hallway outside the courtroom, a crowd celebrated and chanted “black lives matter.” When the prosecutors walked into the hall, they broke into cheers. Associated Press After the verdict was read, Guyger sat alone, weeping, PEOPLE WATCH a TV showing a file image of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during a news program at the at the defense table. Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday. North Korea on Wednesday fired projectiles toward its eastern sea, South Korea’s military said, in an apparent display of its expanding military capabilities ahead Missouri executes killer despite concern of planned nuclear negotiations with the United States this weekend. about painful death ST. LOUIS (AP) – A Missouri inmate was executed Tuesday for killing a man in 1996 in a string of violence North Korea fires projectiles days before resuming US talks that included several other crimes, despite concerns that SEOUL, South Korea But Japanese Chief Cab- provocative run in nuclear after a senior North Korean the prisoner’s rare medical condition would cause a grue- (AP) – North Korea fired inet Secretary Yoshihide and missile tests. diplomat said North Korea some lethal injection. projectiles toward its east- Suga said the North fired Japanese Prime Minister and the United States have Russell Bucklew was put to death at the state prison in ern sea Wednesday, South two ballistic missiles from Shinzo Abe condemned the agreed to resume working- Bonne Terre. It was Missouri’s first execution since Jan- Korea’s military and the country’s east coast, launches and said they vio- level nuclear negotiations uary 2017. Japan’s government said, and one of them appeared late U.N. resolutions this weekend. Bucklew had twice previously been within hours of in an apparent display of to have landed inside against the North. After supervising a test- execution, only to have the U.S. Supreme Court grant last- its expanding military Japan’s exclusive economic “We will continue to ing firing of what the minute reprieves over concerns that he might suffer dur- capabilities ahead of zone off its northwestern cooperate with the U.S. North described as a ing the execution process. He had a condition called cav- planned nuclear negotia- coast. There were no and the international com- “newly developed super- ernous hemangioma and had blood-filled tumors in his tions with the United reports of damage to munity and do the utmost large multiple rocket head, neck and throat. He breathed with help from a tra- States this weekend. Japanese vessels or aircraft to maintain and protect the launcher” last month, cheostomy tube. South Korea’s Joint traveling in the area, he safety of the people as we North Korean leader Kim Bucklew’s attorneys said in a clemency request to Gov. Chiefs of Staff did not said. The North had not stay on alert,” Abe said. Jong Un was quoted by Mike Parson that a throat tumor could burst, causing immediately confirm what fired a weapon that The launches, which state media as saying that Bucklew to choke and die painfully and in violation of the the weapons were, how reached inside Japan’s EEZ were the North’s ninth the system would require a constitutional guarantee against cruel and unusual pun- many were fired or how far since November 2017 at round of weapons tests “running fire test” to com- ishment. they flew. the height of an unusually since late July, came hours plete its development.