Mostly sunny High: 29 | Low: 21 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Tuesday, January 5, 2016 75 cents 2015 in Ironwood SUPERIOR FALLS Bessemer Council above average appoints Whitburn to for precipitation, sign CDBG documents By TOM STANKARD city needed someone to sign the temperatures [email protected] documents as they come for By RALPH ANSAMI BESSEMER — In front of a approval over the course of the [email protected] large crowd, the Bessemer City next “few days.” IRONWOOD — A December Council approved on Monday to With that, Frello made a that produced more rain than have Mayor Kathy Whitburn motion to have Whitbrun, who snow pushed the 2015 precipi- sign documents concerning the was not at the meeting, sign the tation total above average for Community Development Block CDBG documents. The other Ironwood. Grant. council members unanimously In December, Ironwood Council member John Frello approved. received 4.68 inches of precipi- said the city should have some- Given the current city manag- tation, compared to the long- body to handle things as they er situation, City Attorney term average of 2.11 inches. come up that are “out of the ordi- Michael Korpela said, in the The record was 5.39 inches in nary or beyond the authority of future, Whitburn would only be 1927. staff, council members or the appointed for very specific pur- That boosted Ironwood’s pre- Bessemer Department of Public poses on a “case-by-case” basis. cipitation total for the year to Works.” “It’s not telling anyone that 38.96 inches, compared to the City Clerk Jim Trudgeon said we resolved the city manager long-term average of 34.93 the city is making final pay- issues by this type of arrange- inches. ments for the water project as ment,” Korpela said. The yearly record was 56.5 part of the CDBG project the city Moving forward, the city coun- inches in 1931, according to the undertook last summer. He said cil approved to schedule a closed National Weather Service office past City Manger Michael in Marquette, which compiles Uskiewicz was the authorized records dating to 1901. Weath- signer for the city and that the er readings are taken at the BESSEMER — page 5 Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Treatment Plant off Cloverland Drive, covering 24-hour periods to 7 a.m. daily. Health department offering Only 24.4 inches of snow fell in Ironwood in December, about half of the historical monthly free radon test kits average of 46.3 inches. HURLEY — The Iron County radon levels in their homes while The mild December weather Health Department is offering your measurement is very high,” resulted in an average tempera- free radon testing kits in recogni- said Elizabeth Ruder, an envi- ture of 32.9 degrees, compared tion of January’s designation as ronmental public health special- to the norm of 24.2 degrees. The National Radon Action Month. ist with the department. “The December record average was Radon is a naturally occur- only way to know how much 38.5 degrees in 1939. ring, colorless, odorless gas that radon is in your home is to per- For all of 2015, Ironwood is released from rocks and soil in form a test. The test kits are averaged 41.1 degrees, com- the ground, according to a really simple to use and only pared to the 115-year average release from the health depart- take a few minutes of your time.” of 40.1 degrees. The record was ment announcing the free test The danger from radon comes 56.5 degrees in 1931. kits. from the ionizing radiation What’s in store for the rest of “Radon levels in the home are released as it decays, which can an El Nino winter? difficult to predict. There are potentially cause cancer, accord- The Climate Prediction Cen- some areas of Iron County where ing to the release. As it is natu- ter forecasts above normal tem- radon risk is higher than others, rally occurring and frequently peratures and below normal Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe but radon levels commonly vary RECENT COLDER weather has frozen Superior Falls near the mouth of the Montreal River between from one home to the next. Your Saxon, Wis., and Little Girl’s Point in Ironwood Township. The river has also frozen. neighbor may have very low IRONWOOD — page 5 HURLEY — page 5 Iron County AODA offers Pre-schoolers learn art of intricate mural making By TOM STANKARD [email protected] video series on addiction and IRONWOOD —To encourage a community atmosphere, artist Connie Greany and students at mental health issues All Saints Catholic Academy started making a mural Monday. HURLEY — The first in a chaos can be saved through As a school project, children series of videos on the recovery treatment and recovery,” said a made tiles and Greany helped process from both mental health film description from the Iron the students place them on an and addiction issues will be County Human Services Depart- outline of the mural she drew. shown at the Hurley K-12 School ment. Each tile was placed according to auditorium Monday. Future films in the series an indication number and a let- The series, held by the Iron include: ter. County Underage AODA Preven- —Feb. 15 — “The Bill McPhee By collaborating and working tion Community Coalition, will Story,” about living with together, Greany said students feature one film a month through schizophrenia. were part of a community. Gre- April. —March 14 — “The Innocent any said she assigned groups to The first film, shown from 6 to Victims of Meth,” about the make tiles for different sections 7 p.m. Monday, follows the story impact drug addiction has on the of the mural. Children left their of Jackie Nitschke — the first children of addicts. mark on their tiles by including wife of a Green Bay Packers —April 18 — Gogebic Iron their name and a design on player to admit to struggling Area Narcotics Team member them. Greany said there are also with alcohol addiction. Jason Geach will present on tiles with saint names and scrip- “Through interviews with for- drugs in our area and the Lybert ture on them. mer NFL players, their wives family will discuss their experi- Greany said each tile the and Jackie’s own family mem- ence living with heroin addiction children made contributes bers, addiction experts and and recovery. toward the end result. alumni of The Jackie Nitschke According to organizers, most “The small pieces work Center for Alcohol and Drug of the events are scheduled to together to make a mural,” she Rehabilitation, the film captures run from 6 to 7 p.m. in the said. not only Jackie’s fascinating school’s auditorium, with the When it’s done, Greany said story, but the cocktail culture of exception of the April presenta- Tom Stankard/Daily Globe the mural will look like a mosaic her generation, the psychology of tion which is scheduled to run CONNIE GREANY, left, helps pre-school students at All Saints Academy make a mural Monday morning. addiction and relapse and the until 8 p.m. From left, are Greany, Evan Sikonia, Camryn Sterbenz, Karim El Tom, Elliott Lovelace and Jameson Pisco. myriad ways in which lives in — Richard Jenkins MURAL — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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Charles Joseph cers followed a trail of equipment close enough to the scene to hear Gliniewicz’s Sept. 1 death to the Army veteran’s body, a single gunshot before they touched off an intense manhunt about 50 yards from his squad found the body. involving hundreds of officers car. “At no point did any of the Fox Ashland and raised fears of cop-killers on The interviews with the first Lake Officers move out farther the loose. officers on the scene did not cre- than the immediate location of FORD CHRYSLER ##### Five Star Fox Lake officials late Monday ate any major leads, Lake Coun- Lt. Gliniewicz’s body in order to 5 miles west of Ashland, WI on Hwy 2 Dealer released investigative sum- ty Sheriff’s Detective Chris Cov- perform any type of search until Sales Hours: 8-7 Mon.-Fri.; 8-5 Sat. Body Shop Hours: 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. maries of interviews with elli, a spokesman for a task force after the dog teams arrived,” the We Give Free Estimates responding officers in response to that investigated the death, said documents states. Further, when a public records request by The Monday. The officers’ accounts the first search did begin, 1-800-296-3819 www.ashlandfordchrysler.com • 5stardealers.com/ashland Associated Press. The interviews were a “piece of the puzzle,” Cov- Deservi, according to the docu- were conducted by the Lake elli said, but what Gliniewicz ments, “didn’t believe the K9 County Major Crimes Task Force said on the radio about chasing search was actively tracking any- on the day of Gliniewicz’s death suspects and other evidence out- thing.” and in the following weeks. They weighed the initial conflicting Hundreds of officers scoured US sues VW over emissions-cheating became part of a larger investi- perceptions, which included the the countryside looking for men gation that eventually concluded dead officer’s tension with a new who matched the vague descrip- the officer who was known in the village administrator. tion of three suspects that Glin- rural village as “G.I. Joe” had One officer broke down with iewicz had provided over the software in diesel cars shot himself because his theft of emotion in reaction to the death radio minutes before he was thousands of dollars from a of his colleague, the documents shot: two white men, one black WASHINGTON (AP) — The youth program was about to be show. Lt. Mark Schindler, inter- man. Many lauded Gliniewicz as Justice Department sued Volk- exposed. viewed on Sept. 22, said he a hero, the latest law enforcer to swagen on Monday over emis- A rookie officer who arrived at tapped Gliniewicz’s hand with die at a time when police feel sions-cheating software found in the scene noted the position of his own and said: “Why Joe, under attack. nearly 600,000 vehicles sold in Gliniewicz’s right hand — “as if why.” In announcing in November the United States, potentially he was holding a gun” — as a The remark, Schindler told that Gliniewicz had killed him- exposing the company to billions possible indication of suicide, the investigators in a follow-up inter- self after embezzling from the of dollars in penalties for clean documents show. But that was view not included in Monday’s village’s Police Explorer program air violations. rejected by a sergeant, who later document release, didn’t indicate for seven years, the head of the The civil complaint against the said Gliniewicz was too vain to he suspected suicide. Rather, it investigation endured blistering German automaker, filed on kill himself. “was an emotional reaction and questions from skeptical journal- behalf of the Environmental Pro- “When asked what she (he was) wishing that Gliniewicz ists about his handling of the tection Agency in U.S. District thought may have happened to did not go after the three sus- two-month investigation. Court in Detroit, alleges the com- Lt. Gliniewicz, Sgt. (Dawn) pects,” Covelli said. “We completely believed from pany illegally installed software Deservi said she didn’t think he The position of Gliniewicz’s day one that this was a homi- designed to make its “clean would do something like this to hand was discounted by the task cide,” Filenko told reporters at diesel” engines pass federal emis- himself because he was too vein force after the coroner’s office the time. sions standards while undergoing laboratory testing. The vehicles then switched off those measures in real-world driving conditions, Associated Press spewing harmful gases at up to IN THIS Sept. 23, 2015 file photo Volkswagen ornaments sit in a box in Pentagon: Hundreds of military kids sexually abused annually a scrap yard in Berlin, Germany. Federal authorities are suing Volkswa- 40 times what is allowed under WASHINGTON (AP) — Cpl. Those numbers fall well-short on adult-on-adult incidents, they federal environmental standards. gen over emissions-cheating software found in nearly 600,000 vehicles sold in the United States. The Justice Department and the Environmen- Aaron C. Masa befriended a fel- of offering a full picture. said. The senators — Barbara “Car manufacturers that fail to low Marine during field training The ages of the offenders and Boxer of California, Kirsten Gilli- properly certify their cars and that tal Protection Agency on Monday filed a civil complaint against the German automaker in U.S. District Court in Detroit. in North Carolina. But behind victims, the locations of the inci- brand of New York and Mazie defeat emission control systems his buddy’s back, Masa sexually dents and the branch of service Hirono of Hawaii — told Carter breach the public trust, endanger into the scheme. The findings of the extra pollution caused some- abused his 3-year-old stepdaugh- that received the report of sexual in a Dec. 8 letter they are con- public health and disadvantage that review have not yet been where between 16 and 94 deaths ter and took sexually explicit abuse were omitted. The Defense cerned the department may be competitors,” John C. Cruden, the made public. over the last seven years, with the photos of her and the Marine’s Department said in a statement underestimating how many sex- assistant attorney general for the The company first acknowl- annual toll increasing as more of baby girl. that “information that could ual assaults are occurring in the Justice Department’s Environ- edged in September that the the diesels were on the road. A military judge convicted unintentionally uniquely identify military. ment and Natural Resources Divi- cheating software was included “With today’s filing, we take Masa last year of sexual abuse of victims was withheld from Of the 1,584 substantiated sion, said in a statement. in its diesel cars and SUVs sold an important step to protect pub- a child and production of child release to eliminate possible ‘re- cases, enlisted service members “The United States will pur- since the 2009 model year, as lic health by seeking to hold pornography, according to court victimization’ of the innocent.” sexually abused children in 840 sue all appropriate remedies well as some recent diesel models Volkswagen accountable for any records and other documents It’s also unclear how many of of them. Family members of the against Volkswagen to redress sold by the VW-owned Audi and unlawful air pollution, setting us detailing the case. Under the the incidents resulted in legal victims accounted for the second the violations of our nation’s Porsche brands. Worldwide, the on a path to resolution,” said terms of a pretrial agreement, action. The cases represent sub- largest category with 332 cases. clean air laws alleged in the com- company says cheating software Assistant Administrator Cynthia Masa pleaded guilty and stantiated occurrences of child Most of the enlisted offenders plaint,” he said. was included in more than 11 Giles for EPA’s Office of Enforce- received 30 years in prison. sexual abuse reported to the were males whose ranks ranged The company is in the midst of million vehicles. ment and Compliance Assur- The sexual assault of military Defense Department’s Family between E-4 and E-6. In the negotiating a massive mandato- The federal lawsuit alleges ance. dependents occurs hundreds of Advocacy Program, which does Marine Corps and Army, for ry recall with U.S. regulators that Volkswagen intentionally “So far, recall discussions with times each year, according to data not track judicial proceedings, example, those troops are corpo- and potentially faces more than tampered with the vehicles sold the company have not produced the Defense Department provided the department said. rals, sergeants and staff $18 billion in fines for violations in the U.S. to include what regu- an acceptable way forward. exclusively to The Associated An AP investigation published sergeants. Officers were involved of the federal Clean Air Act. lators call a “defeat device,” a These discussions will continue Press. There were at least 1,584 in November found more inmates in 49 of the cases. The victims The company and its execu- mechanism specifically designed in parallel with the federal court substantiated cases between fis- are in military prisons for child were overwhelmingly female. tives could also still face separate to game emissions tests. Under action.” cal years 2010 and 2014, accord- sex crimes than for any other Kathy Robertson, manager of criminal charges, while a raft of the law, automakers are Justice Department officials ing to the data, which is the most offense. But the military’s opaque the Family Advocacy Program, private class-action lawsuits filed required to disclose any such said on Monday the case was filed current available. The abuse is justice system keeps the public said in an emailed response to by angry VW owners are pending. devices to regulators. in the Eastern District of Michi- committed most often by male from knowing the full extent of questions that the incident rates Volkswagen Group of America Because Volkswagen kept its gan because that is where “signif- enlisted troops, followed by family their crimes or how much time reflect the U.S. military’s demo- spokeswoman Jeannine Ginivan suspect software secret, the law- icant activity” related to the com- members. they spend behind bars. graphics. said Monday that the company suit alleges the company’s cars pany’s cheating scheme occurred. The figures offer greater Responding to AP’s findings, Most of the cases involve the “will continue to cooperate with were sold without a valid “certifi- EPA’s primary emissions-testing insight into the sexual abuse of three Democratic senators urged E-4 and E-6 ranks because they all government agencies investi- cate of conformity” issued by EPA lab is located in Ann Arbor and children committed by service Defense Secretary Ash Carter to are the largest number of active- gating these matters.” to regulate new cars manufactured Volkswagen also has facilities in members, a problem of uncertain lift what they called the military duty personnel and the largest In past statements, high- or imported into the country. the Detroit metro area. scale due to a lack of transparen- justice system’s “cloak of secrecy” number of parents in the mili- ranking VW executives have In addition to producing far However, as the legal case cy into the military’s legal pro- and make records from sex- tary, she said. sought to blame only a small more pollution than allowed, proceeds, the venue is expected ceedings. With more than 1 mil- crimes trials readily accessible. Duplications in the data indi- number of software developers in experts say the excess nitrogen to move to Northern California, lion military dependents, the The senators also raised cate that as many as 160 addi- Germany for the suspect comput- oxide and particulate emissions where hundreds of the class- number of cases appears statisti- another concern. Child sex- tional cases of sexual abuse could er code designed to trick emis- from the more than half-million action cases have been consoli- cally small. But for a profession assault cases are not included in have occurred during the 2010 to sions tests. The company has VW vehicles had a human cost. A dated and state regulators that prides itself on honor and the Defense Department’s annu- 2014 period, involving a child hired a U.S.-based law firm to statistical and computer analysis played a key role in uncovering discipline, any episodes of abuse al report to Congress on sexual who was victimized multiple conduct an internal investigation by the Associated Press estimated VW’s deceptions. cast a pall. assaults, which focuses primarily times or a repeat abuser. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2016 l 3 Community calendar BERGLAND Briefs Festival Ironwood Committee to meet Jan. 11 Email calendar items and com- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- membership, Aurora Club, Iron- IRONWOOD — The Festival munity news to news@yourdaily- 1110. wood. globe.com. For more information, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Festival Ironwood Committee, Ironwood Committee will hold a call 906-932-2211. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 7 p.m., Ironwood American Legion. meeting on Monday, Jan. 11, Tuesday, Jan. 5 area74.org. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EST, 2016, at 7 p.m., at the Ironwood Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 American Legion. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- Cane Court, Ontonagon. For more information, call vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. area74.org. Will at 906-364-5672 or Keith at wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Free community dinner, 5-6:30 Methamphetamine ETC, 8 p.m., 906-364-4316. 1110. p.m., Wakefield United Methodist support group, Woodland Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Church, Wakefield. Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or Theatre North to continue Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 methetc.web.com. auditions for ‘Last Romance’ area74.org. p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, Government Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Gogebic-Iron County Airport IRONWOOD — Theatre Tacconelli’s. Faith Center, Ironwood. Board, 4:30 p.m., at the airport. North will continue auditions for Lioness Blood Drive, noon to 5 Knights of Columbus 4th Gogebic County Road Com- “The Last Romance” Wednesday p.m., Community Center, Mercer, Degree Pere Menard Assembly mission, 5 p.m., road commission from 6-7:30 p.m. at the theater Wis. 715-476-3511. 471, 6 p.m. business meeting, KC office, county courthouse, Besse- on Lake Road. Hall, Ironwood. mer. Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) The bittersweet romantic Public Library. 715-476-2366. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Bessemer Township Board, 5 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, comedy was written by Joe DiPi- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., etro and will be directed by Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Hurley. area74.org. Ramsay. tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Knights of Columbus Council Ironwood Township Board, Sandy Gertz. The company is Government 1396, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township Submitted photo looking for one man and two Wakefield Township Board, KC Hall, Ironwood. offices. THE BERGLAND/Matchwood Historical Society and Museum donates a women in at least their 50s. 5:30 p.m., township hall. Government Wakefield City Council, 5:30 check for $200 along with the food collected from the food drive to the The play will run in February Wednesday, Jan. 6 Ironwood Planning Commis- p.m., Wakefield City Hall. Ontonagon County Southend Food Pantry. Pictured include, from left, around Valentine’s Day. sion, 5 p.m., meeting, Conference Ironwood City Commission, Gloria Johnson, Jeri Neumann and Bob Neumann. Room 1, second floor, Memorial 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- St. Germain to hold Christian Men of the Northland, Building, Ironwood. ing. 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. Snowflake Dance Friday, Jan. 8 Iron County Memorial Building Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- Restoration Committee, 5:30 p.m., ST. GERMAIN, Wis. — The 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Memorial Building, Hurley. St. Germain Community Center Public Library. 715-476-2366. Town of Carey, 6 p.m., Town Swan song for ‘American Idol’ p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. will host a Snowflake Dance on Alcoholics Anonymous, open Hall, Carey, Wis. meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 Saturday, Jan. 10, at 7 p.m., p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. Oma Town Board, 6 p.m., Oma Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Town Hall. with music by Bill Hassey DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Emergencies: 715-476-7655. after 15 game-changing years Orchestra with Skip Wagner. p.m. 906-932-4990. Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Tuesday, Jan. 12 All ages are welcome. Bever- Iron County Veterans Service Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran ages and sandwiches will be Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- LOS ANGELES (AP) — It million last season (still enough Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer (Wis.) available. Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EST, vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Ironwood started on June 11, 2002, with a by today’s standards to land it Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 Memorial Building. 906-667-1110. couple of unfamiliar hosts pos- in the top 20, but with fewer For information, call 715-479- Community Pickleball Pad- 6310. dlers, 3 to 6 p.m., Mercer School Cane Court, Ontonagon. Friends of the Mercer Public ing in an empty theater and advertiser-favored younger gymnasium. area74.org. Library, 10 a.m., library, Mercer, making an overblown declara- viewers). Alzheimer’s Disease Care- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Wis. tion to TV viewers. Whatever its change in for- Awkward Stage Drama givers Support Group, 6-7 p.m., p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, “Live on this stage, an tunes, the series will get a send- Club to hold auditions Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, unknown talent will be off worthy of a television land- IRONWOOD — The Awk- Mercer, Wis. Saturday, Jan. 9 area74.org. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, launched into superstardom,” mark, said executive producer ward Stage Drama Club will be “The Last Romance” auditions, said Brian Dunkleman. Trish Kinane. 6-7:30 p.m., Theatre North, Ironwood. Tacconelli’s. holding auditions open to stu- Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 “You at home decide who will As she sees it, that means Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Bessemer American Legion dents in grades 9-12 for their p.m., A.D. Johnston High School. wood. area74.org. Post 27, 5 p.m., American Legion, become the next American idol,” paying tribute to its past while upcoming production of “These Superior Snowshoe walk, 6:30 Community Pickleball Pad- Bessemer. intoned Ryan Seacrest. focusing on the battle among Wonderful Years” on Thursday, p.m., Michigan Information Center, dlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer School gym- Ironwood American Legion Post The reasonable reaction: uh- this year’s contestants to Jan. 7, from 3:30-6 p.m. at the Ironwood. nasium. 715-776-4588. 5, 5:30 p.m. dinner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, huh, sure. But it turned out the become the last “Idol” winner. Ironwood Memorial Building. Memorial Building, Legion club room. Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 Sunday, Jan. 10 two were underselling Fox’s “It’s that tricky thing of, ‘Hey, New members are welcome, p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High Wakefield VFW Post 9084, “American Idol.” it’s the 15th season, let’s do nos- Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Post, 6 p.m.; including those who are interest- School, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., The singing contest, which talgia, let’s look back at the ed in behind the scenes work as People for Peace, 7 p.m. EDT, lunch, 5:30 p.m. closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Gathering, Participating and begins its 15th and final season show’s really rich history,’” well as acting. Episcopal Church of Ascension, 501 Church, Ironwood. Wednesday, was a blockbuster Kinane said. “But on the other Houghton St., Ontonagon. Supporting, 6 p.m., developmental Students who have questions Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 that invigorated its network. It hand, you’ve got to find an Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 disability advocacy group, Commu- or cannot make this audition can p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, nity Mental Health, Wakefield. 906- made stars of Kelly Clarkson, amazing American Idol. So call Mary Hansen at 364-6359 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Bessemer. area74.org. Bessemer. area74.org. 229-6170. Carrie Underwood, Jennifer we’re trying to combine both of for more information. Government Monday, Jan. 11 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Hudson and others, and resur- those things.” Ironwood Economic Develop- p.m., Episcopal Church of the rected the TV talent show as a To accomplish that “organi- ment Corporation, 10 a.m., meet- Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Transfiguration, Ironwood. boom industry that includes cally,” she said, past winners Times Square concert ing, Conference Room 1, second a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- area74.org. NBC’s “The Voice” and ABC’s and familiar runners-up will be Christian Men of the Northland, floor, Memorial Building, Iron- treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. “Dancing with the Stars.” sprinkled throughout the sea- Little Finland Board, 10 a.m., 6:30 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. meeting, wood. “It not only was a huge suc- son, starting with the open audi- a treat for dog lovers Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. Tacconelli’s, Ironwood. Iron County Finance Commit- cess for Fox but impacted every- tions in which Ruben Studdard, tee, 10 a.m., Iron County Court- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Government one else,” said Bill Carroll, Clay Aiken, Taylor Hicks and and their pets house, Hurley. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Montreal City Council, 4:30 media analyst with Katz Televi- others were on hand to share area74.org. p.m., city hall, Montreal, Wis. NEW YORK (AP) — Dog lovers Thursday, Jan. 7 Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Pence sion Group. “It once again tips with the hopefuls. Finnish Language Class, 4 and their pets are in for a treat in p.m., Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. (Wis.) Town Hall. underscored the fact that broad- Plans also call for duets pair- Times Square Monday night. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Hurley City Council, 6:30 p.m., cast television is communal and ing contestants with their now- Artist and filmmaker Laurie vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, city hall, Hurley. an event.” famous predecessors, who “all Anderson will perform live, play- Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Ironwood. area74.org. Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., “American Idol,” from want to be involved, somehow,” Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 Kimball (Wis.) Community Center. ing music at low volume for the Aurora Club, 6 p.m. monthly megaproducer Simon Fuller and Kinane said. canine in the audience while based on his British hit “Pop A famous non-Idol, Kanye humans listens via headphones Idol,” did even more. It breathed West, made a surprise appear- that will be distributed on a first- life into the music industry as it ance at the judges’ auditions in come, first-served basis. The smart-tech future beckons and network TV both grappled San Francisco in September, The free concert starts at 11:30 with technology-driven changes with wife Kim Kardashian West p.m. and culminates with a 3- in consumer habits. along as his cheerleader. His minute edit of Anderson’s feature The show’s end is the result “tryout” is included in Wednes- to us from the CES gadget show film “Heart of a Dog,” a collection of dwindling ratings, the day’s episode. of stories about love and mortali- inevitable fate of even durable The season debut is a four- ty. The film was shortlisted for an LAS VEGAS (AP) — Look products: safer streets because of ful.” It’s no longer about a robot performers. “Idol,” which aver- hour, two-night affair, airing Academy Award nomination. around. How many computing better-driving cars, robots that that can walk up steps. It’s about aged more than 30 million week- from 8-10 p.m. EST Wednesday The “Heart of a Dog” fragment devices do you see? Your phone, take care of household chores robots that actually mow your ly viewers at its 2006 peak and and Thursday and opening on a will be repeated nightly in Jan- probably; maybe a tablet or a and health and fitness trackers lawn. ranked No. 1 for nine consecu- retrospective note with the uary between 11:57 p.m. and mid- laptop. Your car, the TV set, the that let us know when our bodies It’s worth bearing in mind tive years, averaged about 11 Seacrest-Dunkleman ‘02 clip. microwave, bedside alarm clock, need medical attention. that CES is first and foremost a night. It’s part of Midnight possibly the thermostat, and oth- “There’s a big value in avoid- venue for promoting the tech Moment in which Times Square ers you’ve never noticed. ing pain and suffering,” says industry — at least the non- billboards become a digital art Much of that computing isn’t report co-author Michael Chui. Google/Apple/Amazon/Microsoft gallery. It’s presented by Times doing much while segregated Of course, people have been part of it. Sometimes the promo- Jimmy Buffett lyrics help tattoo shop Square Arts and the Times into individual devices. But making big projections for the tion falls flat; 3-D screen technol- Square Advertising Coalition. many of these gadgets have the Internet of Things for years, yet ogy unveiled at CES in 2010 KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — A Vir- shops operate there and “the city potential to get smarter by con- progress remains halting and went from the next big thing to a ginia man who wants to open up a concedes the absence of any ill necting to their fellows, which in fragmentary. Major technology mostly unused feature. Netbooks tattoo parlor in Key West can effect as a result” of them, accord- CLASSES START turn could open the door to a companies can purposefully introduced in 2009 took a back thank Jimmy Buffett’s “Margari- ing to the ruling. THE WEEK OF: brave new “Internet of Things.” make it tougher to interact with seat to the iPad released a year taville” for helping him with his Buehrle, who operates a tattoo January 11, 2016 To see where that might be other companies’ gadgets for later. And concepts such as the latest court case. shop in Richmond, Virginia, had taking us, there’s no better place business reasons. More data can smart home have taken a really City officials twice referenced asked the city to issue a permit allow- Call now for info and to than the annual gadget extrava- mean less privacy. long time to materialize. the song in opposition to Brad ing him to open another business in a ganza formerly known as the In recent years, CES has For all we know, the Internet Buehrle’s proposal for a new tat- historic stretch of Duval Street. register 715-561-2880 Consumer Electronics Show — begun catering more heavily to of Things could be next on that too shop, saying drunken tourists Buehrle’s attorney, Wayne and now simply as CES. startups hoping to break through list. Last summer, two would be more likely to get tattoos LaRue Smith, said that he “does- Northern Mind The show, which starts the noise. The sprawling show researchers described how they and then regret it if more ink n’t believe for a minute that Yo g a S t u d i o Corner of Douglas Blvd. & Wednesday in Las Vegas, is the has sections for wearable fitness hacked into and took control of a shops were open in Key West’s there’s any adverse effects” Michigan Ave., Ironwood, MI place for companies large and gadgets, drones, autonomous Jeep Cherokee via its cellular historic district. remotely possible. small to show off new connected vehicles, education, virtual reali- connection to the Internet. But the 11th Circuit Court of devices. These range from the ty, video games, robots, 3-D Cybersecurity firm Rapid7 gave Appeals said the city misunder- seemingly trivial — for printers and smart homes. a failing grade to eight of nine stood the song lyrics in which the instance, smart umbrellas that That’s largely a reaction to the popular baby monitors for simple languorous narrator reflects on a MT. ZION message you if you leave them fact that many of technology’s and obvious weaknesses like fail- brand new tattoo — but how the behind — to the undeniably biggest names have been no- ing to encrypt Internet-streamed “Mexican cutie” got there, “I Tiny Tot Ski Program helpful, such as navigation shows for some time. Apple Inc. video to prevent eavesdropping haven’t a clue.” devices that display driving has skipped the show since the or using unchangeable pass- The judges wrote in a footnote Classes begin directions onto your windshield 1990s, and Microsoft Corp.’s words that malicious types could to their ruling that the character th so you don’t have to take your then-CEO Steve Ballmer gave easily find online. in the song deems his new tattoo January 13 , 2016 eyes off the road. the company’s last CES keynote Such issues point to a deeper “a real beauty” and seems far from According to the McKinsey in 2012. Google parent Alphabet problem: Many would-be con- embarrassed about it. Global Institute, a division of the Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. hold nected devices max out their The appeals court ruled last consulting giant McKinsey & their own events to release prod- capabilities doing one thing well, week that the city failed to show Co., the value created by con- ucts. leaving little headroom for secu- that more tattoo shops would • Continues for 6 consecutive necting the world’s devices could And the Consumer Technolo- rity protection that wasn’t ever erode the historic district’s “char- weeks, conditions permitting. hit $11 trillion annually by 2025, gy Association that runs CES is necessary in an unconnected acter and fabric,” The Key West • Program offered Thurs. or Fri. a mind-boggling sum that repre- aiming for attendance this year world. Such gadgets could offer Citizen reported. afternoons from 4-5:30pm sents over half of U.S. economic at or below last year’s record hackers an easy route into home According to the ruling, the city • Only $12 per lesson* output in a year. 176,000. or work computers. The fact that feared that “rash tourists will obtain Most of the value comes from Shawn DuBravac, the CTA’s many such devices are produced regrettable tattoos, leading to nega- For more information and to industrial uses — like cleaner air chief economist, argues the by startups, often crowd-funded tive association with Key West.” register, please call 906-932-3718 from smarter energy use and show’s maturity is a good thing, and on shoestring budgets, Tattoo parlors were banned • If your child needs equipment, fewer factory shut-downs due to its focus transforming over the means security is often an within Key West city limits until you must register in person smarter maintenance. But tril- last two decades from what was afterthought. And the more 2007, when the city amended zon- to complete the rental form. lions in benefits are expected to “technologically possible” to devices there are, the bigger the ing rules to allow a limited num- come from consumer-bought what’s “technologically meaning- potential problem. ber of them. Currently, two tattoo E4946 Jackson Rd., Ironwood, MI 49938 4 l TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2016 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Snyder and the Flint water crisis AILY LOBE As he enters his final year in office, two- in 1968 and his son, Gov. Mitt Romney of D G term Gov. Rick Snyder has enjoyed a fairly Massachusetts was the Republican nominee successful tenure, including the economic in 2012. Sue Mizell, Publisher bailout of Detroit and some other economic In the crowded 2016 GOP presidential Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor initiatives. But his administration ended primary field, four current or former gover- 2015 mired in a horrendous mess involving nors have dropped out: Bobby Jindal of the Flint water contamination crisis. George Louisiana, George Pataki of New York, Rick It’s a blot on his record, and has led to Weeks Perry of Texas, and Scott Walker of Wiscon- Snyder accepting the resignation of Director sin. So did Democrat Lincoln Chafee of In Their Opinion Dan Wyant of the Department of Environ- Rhode Island. mental Quality. Further resignations are Governors still in the race: Republicans A unique challenge pending. Michigan Politics Jeb Bush of Florida, Chris Christie of New Wyant acknowledged that the agency had Jersey, Jim Gilmore of Virginia, Mike Huck- The site of 4D is clear and ready for a new use but made mistakes in its oversight of Flint’s abee of Arkansas, and John Kasich of neigh- what that could be is still up in the air. switch of its source of drinking water to the ing the water source in in Flint would — and boring Ohio, and Democrat Martin O’Malley City officials and other organizations are working to Flint River from the Detroit water system’s did — compromise both water safety and of Maryland. come up with a long-term use plan. Lake Huron for cost reasons. water quality.” The battleground state of Ohio had a Given the size of the site (10 acres) and the cost that Since the switch in April 2014, there have In his apology, Snyder said: “I want the Republican governor who was elected the went into clearing it ($1 million-plus in grants), and its been complaints about taste and smell of the Flint community to know how very sorry I 25th president in 1896. I mention William unique configuration, there is a lot of potential. There is water, as well as evidence of elevated levels am that this has happened. And I want all McKinley because many of the issues of his property adjacent to the Tridge and several trails that of lead in some of Flint’s children. Michigan citizens to know that we will learn day are still prominent today, including tar- span both sides of the river. Flint is back on the Detroit system, and from this experience, because Flint is not the iffs and immigration. However, there are issues with the site itself. It is in Snyder appointed a task force, which last only city that has an aging infrastructure.” This is underscored in a new book by His agency didn’t do the right thing. But a flood plain. There were more than $872,000 in insur- week concluded the DEQ was primarily Republican operative Karl Rove: The Tri- Snyder said the right thing. ance payments for flood damage on the property, which responsible. It said: umph of William McKinley; Why the Elec- has flooded nine times in the past 16 years. The federal “Although many individuals and entities tion of 1896 Still Matters. at state and local levels contributed to creat- a member of the Michi- grant prohibits construction of buildings on the site. Dropout Governors George Weeks, ing and prolonging the problem (DEQ) is the Many former governors have gone on to gan Journalism Hall of Fame, for 22 years Plus, the demolition process found some oddities. government agency that has responsibility be elected president. Most recently: was political columnist for The Detroit There is several feet (up to 12) of rubble under the sur- to ensure safe drinking water in Michigan. Democrats Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton News. Previously, he was with UPI as face of the former 4D site. “It failed in that responsibility and must and Republicans Ronald Reagan and George Lansing bureau chief and foreign editor in City officials and several groups will spend the win- be held responsible for that failure.” W. Bush. Washington. His weekly Michigan Politics ter coming up with a long-term restoration plan. Those The task force cited DEQ’s “failure to rec- Former Michigan Gov. George Romney column is syndicated by Superior Fea- groups include the city’s parks and recreation and pub- ognize a number of indications that switch- made a failed effort for the GOP nomination tures. lic works departments; The Dow Chemical Co., which owns the adjacent property; Chippewa Nature Center and Momentum Midland. Today in history This site presents a unique challenge to planners and community groups, but we think they are up to the challenge. The Associated Press We are interested to see what comes out of this plan- Today’s Highlight in History ning and encourage leaders to keep an open dialogue On Jan. 5, 1066, Edward the Confessor, King of England since with the public about plans and any additional chal- 1042, died after a reign of nearly 24 lenges. years. In the future, this could be a real gem. On this date — The Midland Daily News In 1781, a British naval expedition led by Benedict Arnold burned Rich- mond, Virginia. In 1895, French Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, convicted of treason, was Legislators publicly stripped of his rank. (He was ultimately vindicated.) In 1905, the National Association Michigan Wisconsin of Audubon Societies for the Protec- Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Box Gov. Scott Walker, 115 East tion of Wild Birds and Animals was 30013, Lansing, MI 48909, phone Capitol, Madison, WI 53702, phone incorporated in New York State. 517-373-3400, online contact page: 608-266-1212, online contact page: In 1914, auto industrialist Henry michigan.gov/snyder. walker.wi.gov. Ford announced he was going to Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D- Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., 328 pay workers $5 for an 8-hour day, as Mich., 731 Hart Senate Office Build- Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- opposed to $2.34 for a 9-hour day. ing, Washington, DC 20510, phone ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- (Employees still worked six days a 202-224-4822, online contact page: 5323, online contact page: ronjohn- week; the 5-day work week was stabenow.senate.gov. son.senate.gov. instituted in 1926.) Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., 724 Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., In 1925, Democrat Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming took office as Hart Senate Office Building, Wash- 717 Hart Senate Office Building, America’s first female governor, suc- ington, DC 20510, phone 202-224- Washington, DC 20510, phone 202- ceeding her late husband, William, 6221, online contact page: 224-5653; online contact page: bald- following a special election. peters.senate.gov. win.senate.gov. In 1933, the 30th president of the U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R- U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Ash- United States, Calvin Coolidge, died Crystal Falls, 514 Cannon House land, 1208 Longworth House in Northampton, Massachusetts, at Office Building, Washington, DC Office Building, Washington, DC age 60. Construction began on the 20515, phone 202-225-4735, 20515, phone 202-225-3365, Golden Gate Bridge. (Work was online contact page: online contact page: completed four years later.) benishek.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. In 1949, in his State of the Union State Sen. Tom Casperson, R- State Sen. Janet Bewley, D- address, President Harry S. Truman Escanaba, 705 Farnum Building, Ashland, 126 South, State Capitol, labeled his administration the Fair P.O. Box 30036, Lansing, MI P.O. Box 7882, Madison, WI 53707, Deal. 48909, phone 517-373-7840, online phone 608-266-3510, online contact In 1953, the Samuel Beckett play contact page: senatortomcasper- page: legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- “Waiting for Godot” premiered in son.com. ate/25.bewley. Paris. State Rep. Scott Dianda, D- State Rep. Beth Meyers, D- In 1964, during a visit to the Holy Calumet, S-1489 House Office Bayfield, 409 North, State Capitol, Land, Pope Paul VI met with Patri- Building, P.O. Box 30014, Lansing, P.O. Box 8953, Madison, WI arch Athenagoras I of Constantino- MI 48909, phone 517-373-0850, 53708, 608-266-7690, online con- ple in Jerusalem. 81. Fame. 57. Singer Iris Dement is 55. Actress online: housedems.com/ state-rep- tact page: [email protected] In 1970, Joseph A. Yablonski, an Ten years ago: Attacks across One year ago: The price of oil Suzy Amis is 54. Actor Ricky Paull scott-dianda. consin.gov. unsuccessful candidate for the pres- Iraq killed more than 120 Iraqis plunged again, falling below $50 a (correct) Goldin is 51. Actor Vinnie idency of the United Mine Workers of and 11 U.S. service members. A barrel for the first time since April Jones is 51. Rock musician Kate Letters Policy America, was found murdered with building used as a hostel by pil- 2009. Jury selection began in the Schellenbach (Luscious Jackson) is his wife and daughter at their grims in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, col- trial of accused Boston Marathon 50. Dancer-choreographer Carrie Clarksville, Pennsylvania, home. lapsed, killing 76 people. Christian bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Ann Inaba is 48. Rock musician Troy The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal (UMWA President Tony Boyle and broadcaster Pat Robertson sug- Today’s Birthdays Van Leeuwen (Queens of the Stone with matters of current, public interest. We will publish as many as possi- seven others were convicted of, or gested that Israeli Prime Minister Former Vice President Walter F. Age) is 48. Actress Heather Paige ble. We reserve the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to pleaded guilty to, the killings.) “All Ariel Sharon’s severe stroke was Mondale is 88. Actor Robert Duvall is Kent is 47. Rock singer Marilyn Man- be published. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. My Children” premiered on ABC-TV. divine punishment for “dividing 85. Juan Carlos, former King of son is 47. Actor Shea Whigham is In 1983, President Ronald Rea- God’s land.” (Robertson later apol- Spain, is 78. Singer-musician Athol 47. Actor Derek Cecil (TV: “House of Letters should be no longer than 400 words. They must be signed by gan announced he was nominating ogized.) Guy (The Seekers) is 76. Talk show Cards”; “Treme”) is 43. Actor Bradley the author, and an address and phone number must be included for veri- Elizabeth Dole to succeed Drew Five years ago: John Boehner host Charlie Rose is 74. Actress- Cooper is 41. Actress January Jones fication purposes. Lewis as secretary of transportation; was elected speaker as Republicans director Diane Keaton is 70. Actor is 38. Actress Brooklyn Sudano is Dole became the first woman to Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. regained control of the House of Ted Lange (lanj) is 68. Rhythm-and- 35. head a Cabinet department in Rea- Representatives on the first day of blues musician George “Funky” Thought for Today McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: gan’s administration, and the first to the new Congress. White House Brown (Kool and the Gang) is 67. “It is easy to be tolerant of the [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. head the DOT. Press Secretary Robert Gibbs Rock musician Chris Stein (Blondie) principles of other people if you have Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” In 1994, Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill, announced he was stepping down. is 66. Former CIA Director George none of your own.” — Herbert former speaker of the House of Rep- Roberto Alomar and Bert Blyleven Tenet is 63. 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2016 l 5 Wuorenmaa named BESSEMER CITY COUNCIL Record POLICE REPORTS City of Ironwood A Saturday night domestic distur- WUPPDR director bance was reported to the Ironwood Public Safety Department. HOUGHTON — Jerald ty-Mankato. The 7:33 p.m. IPSD report indi- Wuorenmaa has been selected Wuorenma’s cated Michael Ragsdale, 31, was executive director of the Western interests and arrested for domestic violence at Upper Peninsula Planning and responsibilities 420 E. McLeod Ave,. with bond set at $5,000, subject to posting 10 per- Development Region, which include plan- cent to be released. serves Gogebic and Ontonagon ning, recre- Gogebic County counties. ation, trans- A Gogebic County Sheriff’s He replaces Kim Stoker. portation, haz- Department deputy responded to a Wuorenmaa joined WUPPDR ard mitigation larceny report from the Indian Moun- as an assistant planner in 2011. planning and tain Resort board shop on Sunday He was selected new director at a economic devel- at 2:20 p.m. The deputy spoke with special meeting on Nov. 23 and Jerald opment. the teenager from Duluth who tried ratified Dec. 21 by the WUPPDR Wuorenmaa Currently a to steal headphones. Erik Fitting commission at its meeting in Hancock resi- said they caught the teenager and made him pay for the headphones. Bruce Crossing on. dent, he likes to fish for stream ACCIDENTS “We considered several trout, camp and travel in his City of Ironwood options, but in the final analysis, spare time. A vehicle owned by Debra Erick- we determined that the best fit WUPPDR is one of Michigan’s son, 52, of the Pioneer Park Apart- for the organization going for- 14 designated planning regions, ments at 515 E. Vaughn St,. ward would be to promote from also serving Baraga, Houghton, received hit-run damage, according within. Jerry knows the job, he Iron and Keweenaw counties. Tom Stankard/Daily Globe to a 5 a.m. Monday IPSD complaint. knows all the players, he’s had The agency’s chief role is to A LARGE audience watches the Bessemer City Council discuss authorizing Mayor Kathy Whitburn to sign The vehicle was parked in the success and professional growth “foster stable and diversified documents for the Community Development Block Grant on Monday. In photo, from left, are: Robert Cole- apartment building lot when the front and has proven himself,” said economies in the western U.P.” man, council member; Linda Nelson, council member; John Frello, council member, Al Gaiss, council mem- end was struck by an unknown vehi- ber; and Jim Trudgeon, city clerk. cle, damaging the bumper and outgoing WUPPDR chair Mike It also serves as a clearing- causing pieces of the Erickson vehi- Koskinen, of Baraga. house for federally and state- cle to break off. Wuorenmaa is a native of funded programs, encouraging this year’s banquet on Wednes- meeting to Tuesday, Jan, 19 at The damage to the Erickson Ishpeming. He earned a master projects of regional signifi- Bessemer day, Jan. 20 at the Bessemer 5:30 p.m. at city hall because the vehicle occurred some time of arts degree in urban planning cance. Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. originally scheduled date was on between Friday and Monday. and a graduate certificate in Then, on Wednesday, Jan. 27, Martin Luther Luther King Day. the chamber will elect officers. The council approved to table geographic information science —Ralph Ansami From page 1 from Minnesota State Universi- The one-year positions of presi- the appointment of Downtown Authorities: Man, 59, dead session, special meeting on Tues- dent, vice-president, secretary Development Authority mem- after house fire in day, Jan. 12 at 5 p.m. at city hall and treasurer are open. bers. Marquette to discuss the city manager posi- Council member Al Giass said John Turkal, Bessemer Plan- name, Our Lady of Peace. Below tion. the chamber has come “a long ning Commission president, said MARQUETTE, Mich. (AP) — Mural the parish’s name, there are 12 Also on the agenda, the coun- way.” the planning commission is Authorities say a 59-year-old stars, which Greany said repre- cil approved the completion of “This is the first time that the meeting with the Michigan man is dead following house fire sent the 12 apostles. the Bessemer Chamber of Com- chamber is electing officers fol- Department of Transportation in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Greany said the red tiles rep- WLUC-TV reports the body of From page 1 merce membership applications lowing the actual banquet itself,” on Wednesday at 10 a.m. to dis- resent the blood of Christ. The to be sent to local businesses. he said. cuss the U.S. 2 overlay and the John Sonaglia of Marquette was depicting the Virgin Mary blue tiles represent water. The In a letter to the council, In other action from the meet- projected construction of the new found as crews worked Sunday extending her hands out over the gold tiles represent the power of Whitburn said the chamber is ing: garage for the county. to extinguish the fire. community. God and the white tiles repre- partnering with the Ironwood The council approved to Cause of death wasn’t imme- When choosing the design, sent purity. Chamber of Commerce to host reschedule the second monthly diately released. The cause of Greany said she looked at “lots of Looking at the mural, Tam- the fire is under investigation. pictures” of Mary and chose one mie Ruby, school secretary, said that symbolizes Lake Superior the mural shows how the chil- that includes Mary wearing a dren worked well together and Lottery dress that looks like “water and that art is important for children Snowmobiler dies in Oneida lake accident sails.” because it’s “hands-on.” Monday RHINELANDER, Wis. Friday around 11:18 a.m. said at least three snowmobiles Michigan The tiles come in different After the mural is completed, Lucky For Life: 01-25-31-43-45, Lucky Ball: 13 shapes and colors. Greany said Ruby said the mural will — The death of a snowmobiler The sheriff’s department broke through ice on lakes in Poker Lotto: AD-6C-9D-4S-6S the mural is encompassed by the unveiled during Catholic Schools in an Oneida County lake over received a 911 call that the the past week. Midday Daily 3: 6-4-9 the weekend is a reminder that snowmobile had plunged Two snowmobiles capsized Midday Daily 4: 5-7-0-9 school’s name and the parish’s Week in February. Daily 3: 7-0-6 ice is not yet thick enough for through the ice in shallow Thursday morning in the town Daily 4: 8-4-9-4 vehicles on area bodies of water near the shore. Johnson of Pelican, but survived. Fantasy 5: 04-08-23-25-37 Keno: 03-04-09-13-22-28-29-31-33-37-42-43-49-53- water. was found near the snowmo- All lake trails in Oneida 55-56-61-65-69-71-77-78 leading cause of lung cancer in A 58-year-old Rhinelander bile. He was transported to the County remained closed and Hurley non-smokers, according to statis- man, Russell A. Johnson, died hospital where he later was are considered unsafe until Wisconsin 5 Card Cash: KH-6D-7D-10D-6S tics in the department’s release. after his snowmobile went pronounced dead, according to they are clearly marked by local SuperCash: 05-07-11-16-21-25, Doubler: N The free testing kits are through the ice on Lake Mil- the sheriff’s department. snowmobile clubs. 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KENOSHA, Wis. — Ellen S. Gerber, 92, of grandsons, Timothy Ander- HIGGINS LAKE, Mich. — Donna Marie Telling, 68, died at of more frequent Kenosha, passed away peacefully, surrounded son, Dean (Valerie) Anderson her Higgins Lake home on Dec. 23, 2015. by the love of her family, Saturday, Jan. 2, and Matt Christensen, all of She was born Dec. 21, 1947, in Bessemer to John and Milli- 2016, at Brookside Care Center after a brief Kenosha; two stepgrandsons, cent (Trewhella) Re. Donna attended Bessemer schools until flooding 1959, when she moved to Detroit with her mother and siblings illness. Jesse (Coleen) and Jack Daly ST. LOUIS (AP) — The Mis- She was born on June 21, 1923, to the late of Alaska; two great-grand- to live with her stepfather, Thomas Yalonen. Completing her education in Detroit, Donna became a hairdresser, working sissippi River floods more often Sakris and Beda (Strom) Leskela in Bruce sons, Tyler and Hunter than it used to, and at higher Crossing, Mich. She attended schools of Bruce Anderson of Kenosha; and first at J.L. Hudson in Southfield, then to Galveston, Texas, and back to Michigan at Curl Up and Dye in Houghton Lake. levels. Richard Knaup thinks he Crossing and graduated from Ewen High many special nieces, nephews knows why. Donna and Howard R. Telling were married Dec. 22, 1976, School in 1941. and friends. “In this life we The veteran emergency man- After graduation she worked at the Mass cannot do great things. We in Redford. In 1981, Donna established her own business, New agement director for southeast Ellen S. Gerber Image Styling Salon, at Higgins Lake, which she owned and Co-op Store in Bruce Crossing. In 1946, she 1923 — 2016 can only do small things with Missouri’s Cape Girardeau went to work at the Ontonagon Valley Coop- great love.” — Mother Teresa. operated for 34 years. County is fighting floods again, erative Creamery as a bookkeeper until the She is preceded in death by Mrs. Telling was a Red Hatter and attended Markey just as he did last year, and the Creamery closed. She enjoyed working and her husband, Jack, in December of 1987; her Church in Roscommon. She enjoyed quilting, stained glass, year before that, and the year had various jobs; taking census, delivering four brothers, Ernest, Edwin, Emil, in infancy, ceramics, watching wildlife, puttering in her yard and flower before that. mail, and retired from Nordine’s Foodland in and Elmer; his wife, Edith; and a stepdaugh- garden and collecting rocks (especially Petosky and pudding- “Prior to levee building, the 1985. ter, Joan Gerber. stones). river was a wild thing and it On June 1, 1946, she married John (Jack) A memorial service for Ellen will be held on Donna was preceded in death by her mother, father, stepfa- spread out between the river Gerber. They lived in Bruce Crossing until Friday, Jan. 8, at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s Luther- ther and dearly loved dogs, Keta and Ranger. bluffs,” Knaup said Monday. moving to Kenosha in 1986. She and her hus- an Church. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. She is survived by her loving husband, Howard; two sisters, “Now we’ve tried to tame it. band enjoyed entertaining family and friends. until the time of service. Ellen will be buried Linda (OC) Stevens, Brighton, and Darlene (Steve) Bailey, Mother Nature and Old Man River will fight back.” She and her husband also enjoyed golf, bowl- next to her husband in spring at the Hillside Lebanon, Tenn.; two brothers, John “Jay” (Dolly) Re, Romulus, The rains that caused this ing and playing cards. They were members of Cemetery in Bruce Crossing. and Thomas (Lesley) Yalonen, Trenton. In addition to many nieces, nephews, and cousins, she will be dearly missed by two winter’s flood, blamed already Bethany Lutheran Church in Bruce Crossing In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made for 25 deaths and damage to and St. Mary’s Lutheran Church in Kenosha. to Hospice Alliance or St. Mary’s Lutheran uncles, Joseph (Diana) Trewhella, Godfrey, Ill., and Thomas (Debra) Trewhella, Summerfield, Fla. hundreds of homes and busi- She is a member of St. Mary’s Friendly Cen- Church in Kenosha or to Bethany Lutheran nesses, ended a week ago, but ter. Church in Bruce Crossing. Walsh Funeral Home of Roscommon complied with her wish for cremation. A memorial service will be held at a later date. the water was still rising Mon- She volunteered at Kenosha Hospital and Visit Ellen’s online memorial book at bruch- day in southern Missouri and at the soup kitchen. funeralhome.net. Illinois. The Illinois River, Ellen is survived by her daughters, Carol The family would like to thank Angie, which joins the Mississippi (Arlin) Anderson and Elizabeth (Jeff) Chris- Charles and the caring staff at Brookside, the Patrick Alan Laitinen above St. Louis, was expected to tensen, both of Kenosha; her brother, Elroy care of Stacy Green and the nursing staff at reach near-record crests this (Edna) Leskela of Bruce Crossing; a grand- Aurora Hospital and Terry, the chaplains and SHEBOYGAN, Wis. — Patrick Alan Laitinen, 59, passed week between the Illinois towns daughter, Melissa Christensen of Colorado; caring staff of Hospice Alliance. away at the Memorial Medical Center in Sheboygan. of Havana and Valley City, cre- He was born on Dec. 1, 1956, in Wakefield, Mich. Patrick ating “a very dangerous situa- loved fishing, hunting, shooting pool, bowling and riding motor tion” as levees there become sat- cycles. He worked for Kohler for 34 years. urated, said Steve Buan, a Sharon Lee Schmaus Patrick is survived by his mother, Barb Peltola; one daugh- National Weather Service ter; a son; sisters, Beverly (Wayne) Hayes, Bonnie (Bob) Hazen hydrologist. TUCSON, Ariz. — Sharon Lee Schmaus, nos and her winters in Arizona. and Becky (Steve) Nobbe; and several nieces and nephews. Several other states along the 75, of Ontonagon, Mich., passed away peace- Sherry was preceded in death by her father, He was preceded in death by his father. Mississippi River were still brac- fully Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2015, at the Uni- John (Jack) McCarthy; mother, Bea A memorial servcie was on Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016, at 2 p.m. ing for the crest, which was flow- versity of Arizona Medical Center. McCarthy; and sister, Marilyn Norton. EST at the Cane Funeral Home-Bruce Crossing Chapel in ing past Tiptonville, Tennessee, Sherry was born June 15, 1940, in Onton- She is survived by her husband, George; a Bruce Crossing, Mich. A visitation was held prior to the ser- and expected to reach Memphis agon, daughter of the late John and Beatrice brother, Robert Schon; daughters, Cindy vice. on Thursday at 6.5 feet above (Voss) McCarthy. She graduated from Onton- (Dave) Schmidt and Pam (Dick) Franti; a son, flood stage. agon High School in 1958. On July 11, 1959, Tim; grandchildren, James Schmidt, Kristen For many in the flood-weary she was united in marriage to George T. Schmidt, Jason Franti, Michele Franti, Tara Midwest, fighting the river has Schmaus Jr. Schmaus, TJ Schmaus, Kristina Picotte and become an almost annual She worked most of her career as a secre- Karla Picotte. She also has nine great-grand- event. In Cape Girardeau tary for the Michigan Department of Social children. For reprints or lamination services, County, all but five of the 32 Services. She was a fun-loving person who had Cards of condolences and sympathy can be contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 highest crests on record have many friends. Everyone who met her loved sent to George Schmaus, 5580 West Flying M occurred since the record-set- her. She felt all people should be treated equal Street, Tucson, AZ 85713. ting 1993 flood, and four of the and was a friend to all she met. She enjoyed In lieu of flowers, a memorial service is top 10 have happened since 2011. playing cards with her friends, visiting casi- being planned for a later date in TOntonagon. 6

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WASHINGTON (AP) — patients, but the financial incen- nurse fetched other clinicians to Whether it’s coverage for end-of- tives were completely aligned look at Bassett’s swollen right life counseling or an experimen- with volume.” Under the ACO leg. He was immediately given tal payment scheme for common model, clinical networks get part antibiotics. And the doctor surgeries, Medicare in 2016 is of their reimbursement for meet- referred him to a cardiologist for undergoing some of the biggest ing quality or cost targets. The an outpatient procedure that has changes in its 50 years. jury’s still out on their long-term since improved his circulation. Grandma’s Medicare usually impact. While the medical treatment just paid the bills as they came Still, a major expansion is may have followed fairly stan- in. Today, the nation’s flagship planned for 2016, and beneficia- dard protocols, Bassett believes health-care program is seeking ries for the first time will be able the team approach prevented better ways to balance cost, qual- to pick an ACO. Currently they serious consequences. ity and access. can opt out if they don’t like it. “If I hadn’t seen the nurse The effort could redefine the “We’re all trying to under- practitioner when I did, I feel doctor-patient relationship, or it stand where is that threshold like I would have been in the hos- could end up a muddle of well- when things will flip,” said Kavi- pital,” he said. Bassett has since intentioned but unworkable gov- ta Patel, a Brookings Institution moved to Hot Springs, in another ernment regulations. The health policy expert who also part of the state, but stays in changes have been building slow- practices as a primary care doc- touch. Associated Press ly, veiled in a fog of acronyms tor. It could be like the switch Medicare is weighing whether BAKED EGG rolls with sesame-soy dipping sauce, like these, make for a healthy dinner. and bureaucratic jargon. from snail mail and interoffice to expand the primary care So far, the 2016 change get- memos to communicating via model. Conway said more data is ting the most attention is that email, she says, but “I’m not sure needed. Medicare will pay clinicians to we have reached critical mass.” Other notable changes coming With a few tricks, baked egg counsel patients about options Glendon Bassett, a retired in 2016: for care at the end of life. The vol- chemical engineer, says he can untary counseling would have vouch for the teamwork — JointHip and replacements Knee Surgery are the been authorized earlier by Presi- approach that Medicare is pro- most common surgical procedure rolls can be as good as fried dent Barack Obama’s health care moting. Earlier this year, a pri- for Medicare beneficiaries. Start- law but for the outcry fanned by mary care team at SAMA ing in April, hospitals in 67 By MELISSA D’ARABIAN And by the way, my experi- and set aside, leaving the residu- former Republican vice presiden- Healthcare in El Dorado, metro areas and communities Associated Press menting also proved that quickly al oil in the pan. tial candidate Sarah Palin, who Arkansas, prevented what Bas- will be responsible for managing Alice was our au pair from sauteed bananas sprinkled with Return the pan to the heat charged it would lead to “death sett feared would turn into an the total cost of hip and knee China, and when she joined our a little orange juice and a dark and add the mushrooms, celery panels.” Hastily dropped from extended hospitalization. It replacements. The experiment family she brought with her a chocolate chip or two also make and carrot. Cook until the mush- the law, the personalized coun- started with a swollen leg. covers a 90-day window from the slew of tasty dishes. for a perfect dessert egg roll fill- rooms are soft, about 5 minutes. seling has been rehabilitated SAMA is part of Medicare’s initial doctor’s visit, through Our family fell in love with ing! Brush with coconut oil and Add the garlic, ginger and scal- through Medicare rules. Comprehensive Primary Care surgery and rehabilitation. At her complex fried rice, dumplings dip cooked eggrolls in tangy lions, then cook until fragrant, But experts who watch Medi- Initiative, an experiment in stake for the hospitals are poten- with juicy meat fillings, and her Greek yogurt. Yum! about 1 minute. Add the peas, care as the standards-setter for seven regions of the country that tial financial rewards and penal- crispy egg rolls with garlicky- cabbage and sesame oil and cook the health system are looking involves nearly 400,000 benefi- ties. meaty-mushroom fillings. The until the cabbage softens, anoth- elsewhere in the program. ciaries and a much larger num- Medicare’s goal is to improve tricky thing was that Alice was BAKEDStart toEGG finish: ROLLS 1 hour 20 min- er 2 or 3 minutes. They’re paying attention to ber of patients with other types quality while lowering cost. But one of those cooks who worked utes (1 hour active) Meanwhile, in a small bowl Medicare’s attempts to remake of insurance. The insurers pay hospitals worry about financial her magic without a recipe. I Makes 15 eggrolls mix together the soy sauce and the way medical care is delivered primary care practices a monthly consequences and advocates for would watch, taking mental 1 teaspoon vegetable oil, plus cornstarch with 1 tablespoon of to patients, by fostering team- fee for care coordination, and the patients say there’s a potential to notes of the ingredients and 1 tablespoon water. Pour the mixture into the work among clinicians, empha- practices also have the opportu- skimp on care. quantities (writing it down felt, 1 link spicy turkey sausage pan with the vegetables, then sizing timely preventive services nity to share in any savings to “What we are discovering with well, wrong), but replicating her (about 1/5 pound), casing add the sausage. Stir, then cover and paying close attention to Medicare. all this change is that trying to dishes proved similar to me try- removed and cook for 2 minutes. Remove patients’ transitions between The primary-care teams at get to value over volume is very ing to capture the exact taste of 8 ounces button mushrooms, the pan from the heat and allow hospital and home. Primary care SAMA consist of a doctor, a difficult to do,” said Herb Kuhn, my grandma’s cooking — impos- finely chopped (or pulsed in a to cool just until easily handled. doctors, the gatekeepers of nurse practitioner, three nurses, who heads the Missouri Hospital sible. food processor) Set a wonton wrapper on the health care, are the focus of and a care coordinator. The coor- Association. Though we loved all of her 3/4 cup finely chopped celery work surface. Spoon a couple much of Medicare’s effort. dinator shepherds patients to cooking (well, except for her take (about 2 medium stalks) tablespoons of the vegetable mix- Patrick Conway, Medicare’s avoid gaps in care. The nurses — PatientsHospice choosingFlexibility Medicare’s on chocolate muffins, but that’s 3/4 cup shredded carrot (about ture onto the wrapper. Start with chief medical officer, says that can be an early warning system hospice benefit at the end of their another story), her egg rolls were 1 medium carrot) one side and roll up the wrapper nearly 8 million beneficiaries — for the doctor. lives have traditionally had to the family favorite. And why not? 3 cloves garlic, minced over the filling, folding in the about 20 percent of those in tra- Bassett said he had a history give up most curative care. Minced up goodies wrapped in 1 tablespoon minced fresh gin- sides as you go. As you finish ditional Medicare — are now in of circulatory problems in his Under Medicare’s new Care delicate, fried (essentially) ger rolling, use a finger to spread a “Accountable Care Organiza- legs, but this was different. “It Choices model, patients with a pasta? Yes, please! 3 scallions, white and green little water on the edge to help tions.” ACOs are recently intro- was scary,” he said. “Within a terminal illness will be able to So I took the liberty (since I parts, chopped create a seal. Repeat with duced networks of doctors and week’s time it turned from red to receive hospice services without was missing the mark anyway) 1 cup frozen peas, thawed remaining wontons and filling. hospitals that strive to deliver dark.” giving up treatment. A cancer to create my own version, one 2 cups finely chopped Napa Place the egg rolls on the rack better quality care at lower cost. He thought about the emer- patient could continue to get that managed to get most of the cabbage (or regular cabbage) on the prepared baking sheet. “Five years ago there was gency room, but he got in right chemo, for example. crispy goodness with far less fat. 1 teaspoon sesame oil Use the remaining 1 tablespoon minimal incentive to coordinate away to see the nurse practition- Seventy hospices will start the After experimenting with a vari- 3 tablespoons low-sodium soy of oil to brush the egg rolls. Bake care,” said Conway. “Physicians er working with Dr. Gary Bevill, experiment Jan. 1, and another ety of methods — from spraying sauce until golden and crispy, about 20 wanted to do well for their his longtime physician. The 70 will join in two years. the eggrolls with an oil mister or 1 teaspoon cornstarch minutes. If you do not have a cooking spray as well as dry-bak- 15 large (5- or 6-inch) egg roll baking rack, place the egg rolls ing — the clear winner was the (wonton) wrappers directly on the baking sheet and pastry brush method combined Heat the oven to 400 F. Line a turn the egg rolls over halfway Many doctors don’t urge HPV shots for preteens, study says with a hot oven while also using baking sheet with foil, then set a through the cook time. a baking rack to allow for full air wire rack over it. Mist the rack Nutrition information per CHICAGO (AP) — Many 16, the researchers said some cancer, and cancers in the circulation during cooking. with cooking spray. serving: 140 calories; 25 calo- pediatricians and family doc- doctors need a clearer under- mouth and throat. So what if these egg rolls are In a large saute pan over ries from fat (18 percent of total tors are not strongly recom- standing of reasons to vaccinate The federal Centers for Dis- not completely traditional. I did medium-high, heat 1 teaspoon of calories); 2.5 g fat (0 g saturat- mending the cancer-prevent- preteens. ease Control and Prevention capture the essence of Alice’s vegetable oil. Add the sausage ed; 0 g trans fats); 5 mg choles- ing HPV vaccine to preteens The authors, led by Univer- say addressing “knowledge cooking, and when the girls are and cook, breaking it up with a terol; 350 mg sodium; 23 g car- and their parents, contribut- sity of Colorado researcher Dr. gaps” among parents and get- missing her I know fond memo- wooden spoon. Once cooked, bohydrate; 2 g fiber; 1 g sugar; 6 ing to low vaccination rates, a Allison Kempe, surveyed 582 ting more doctors to recommend ries are only an egg roll away. transfer the sausage to a plate g protein. survey of nearly 600 doctors pediatricians and family physi- vaccinations “are critical to pro- suggests. cians by mail or online about tecting teens” against HPV can- The vaccine protects against two years ago. 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8 l TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2016 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obama moves to require background checks for more gun sales WASHINGTON (AP) — President sacre at a Connecticut elementary Barack Obama moved Monday to school that shook the nation’s con- expand background checks to cover science. Even still, the more modest more guns sold at gun shows, online and measures were sure to spark a con- anywhere else, aiming to curb a scourge frontation with Republicans and gun of gun violence despite unyielding oppo- rights groups that oppose new impedi- sition to new gun laws in Congress. ments to buying guns. Obama’s plan to broaden back- “We’re very comfortable that the ground checks forms the centerpiece of president can legally take these actions a broader package of measures the now,” said Attorney General Loretta president plans to take on his own on Lynch. gun control in his final year in office. Far from mandating background Although Obama can’t unilaterally checks for all gun sales, the new guid- change gun laws, the president is hop- ance still exempt collectors and gun hob- ing that beefing up enforcement of byists, and the exact definition of who existing laws can prevent at least some must register as a dealer and conduct gun deaths in a country rife with them. background checks remains exceedingly “This is not going to solve every vio- vague. The administration did not issue lent crime in this country,” Obama said. a number for how many guns someone Still, he added, “It will potentially save must sell to be considered a dealer, lives and spare families the pain of these instead saying it planned to remind peo- extraordinary losses.” ple that courts have deemed people to be Under current law, only federally dealers in some cases even if they only licensed gun dealers must conduct back- sell a handful of guns. ground checks on buyers, but many who And the background check provision sell guns at flea markets, on websites or rests in the murky realm of agency other informal settings don’t register as guidelines, which have less force than dealers. Gun control advocates say that full-fledged federal regulations and can loophole is exploited to skirt the back- easily be rescinded. Many of the Repub- ground check requirement. lican presidential candidates running to Now, the Justice Department’s succeed Obama have vowed to rip up his Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms new gun restrictions upon taking office. Associated Press and Explosives will issue updated guid- In an attempt to prevent gun pur- PRESIDENT BARACK Obama meets with top law enforcement officials in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Mon- ance that says the government should chases from falling through the cracks, day, to discuss executive actions the president can take to curb gun violence. The president is slated to finalize a set of new execu- deem anyone “in the business” of selling the FBI will hire 230 more examiners to tive actions tightening U.S. gun laws, kicking off his last year in office with a clear signal that he intends to prioritize one of the guns to be a dealer, regardless of where process background checks, the White country’s most intractable issues. From left are: Counsel to the President Neil Eggleston, acting ATF Director Thomas Brandon, he or she sells the guns. To that end, the House said. The FBI has a computerized Attorney General Loretta Lynch, FBI Director James Comey, White House Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett, and Deputy Attorney Gen- government will consider other factors, system that can process background eral Sally Yates. including how many guns a person sells checks for many in seconds. to ask Congress for $500 million to works to close a separate loophole that and pushing back on its critics. and how frequently, and whether those But in instances where the FBI needs improve mental health care, and exempts guns purchased by trusts or He met at the White House on Mon- guns are sold for a profit. more time, the government only has pledged to move forward with efforts to corporations from background checks. day with Democratic lawmakers who The executive actions on gun control three days before prospective buyers can keep guns out of the hands with people Obama planned to announce the new have supported stricter gun control, and fall far short of what he and likeminded return and buy the gun without being deemed unsuitable because of mental ill- measures at an event at the White planned to take his argument to prime lawmakers attempted to accomplish cleared. ness. The Obama administration also House on Tuesday as he continued a time on Thursday with a town hall dis- with legislation in 2013, after a mas- The White House also said it planned plans to complete a rule long in the weeklong push to promote the gun effort cussion about gun violence on CNN. Unusual shooting attack sets off panic in Israeli heartland TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — For black bag over his shoulder is Bank or east Jerusalem, Milhem all its years of strife, Israel has seen scooping up nuts from the is one of just a handful of Arab rarely seen anything quite like shop’s bulk food section, putting citizens of Israel accused of such this: an armed, wanted Arab them in a plastic bag, then emp- violence. And, he comes from a killer on the loose, spreading fear tying them back. He then walks family that was well integrated across the land. to the store entrance, places his into Israeli society. Even the most stoic are keep- backpack on a shopping cart and Police say they found a Quran ing their children home from takes a gun out of it before step- in his bag, hinting at Islamic school following the deadly day- ping outside and opening fire inspiration, though family mem- time shooting at a popular bar on into the bar. He then runs away. bers say he was emotionally a busy Tel Aviv street that has Police say that after tossing unstable and traumatized after a become among the most unset- his cellphone, Milhem hailed a cousin was shot dead in a 2006 tling attacks in a three-month cab that took him to northern Tel police arrest raid. At the time, wave of violence. Aviv, where he killed the driver police said they were searching Israelis are used to quickly and escaped in the taxi before for weapons and claimed the resuming their daily routines fol- abandoning it and going off the shooting was in self-defense. lowing attacks because grid. Milhem served time in an assailants are typically captured Authorities got their first Israeli prison after being con- or killed. But the frantic search lead when Milhem’s father, victed of attacking a soldier and for this gunman, whose attack on Mohammed, recognized his son trying to steal his weapon. But Friday afternoon was caught on from the closed circuit footage he was also described by resi- Associated Press security cameras, has sent jitters aired on TV. Milhem apparently dents of the upscale Tel Aviv REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL candidate Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas arrives to speak at King’s Christian Bookstore across this seaside city. obtained the licensed semi- neighborhood where he worked in Boone, Iowa, Monday. The unusual escape of the automatic weapon he used by as a grocery store delivery man accused gunman, Nashat Mil- stealing it from his father, a as being so trusted that cus- hem, an Arab from northern security guard. The father con- tomers gave him their house Israel who is considered to be demned the killing and called keys to make deliveries when armed and dangerous, is one of on his son to turn himself in. they were out. 2 Clintons and plenty of many elements of a case that has Residents of their Arab town, “I knew him like the back of left Israelis on edge. Arara, also quickly denounced my hand. He ate and drank and “Everything about this is the attack. worked with us,” a local Israeli characterized by uncertainty,” The brazen shooting comes vegetable salesman who was not Republicans in motion said Yossi Melman, a prominent amid more than three months of identified told Channel 10 TV. security analyst, adding that the almost daily Palestinian attacks “He was a normal guy. ... People level of planning and sophistica- against Israeli civilians and sol- really liked him. And I liked him BOONE, Iowa (AP) — The the Republican race, the Demo- station above his head ran cap- tion were closer in style to those diers. On the Israeli side, 21 peo- too.” sprint to the Iowa caucuses cratic one hangs on whether tioned video questioning whether of Islamic State attackers in ple have died, mostly in stab- The suspect’s picture is plas- opened Monday with nearly a Bernie Sanders, an independent he could avoid Trump’s flagrant Brussels, Paris and California. bings and car-ramming attacks. tered across newspapers and dozen presidential candidates in socialist senator from Vermont, attacks. He did just that, focus- “I’m not familiar with an At least 130 Palestinians have television screens, and police say motion, a rather restrained Bill can turn his months of large, pas- ing on the race at hand. event like this, with an unclear been killed by Israeli fire, 90 of they are on “heightened alert,” Clinton stepping up for his wife sionate rallies into enough votes “They have to choose a nomi- nature that has lasted this long,” them identified by Israel as with stepped-up security in Tel and a pledge by the only billion- to upset the former first lady. nee and we have a primary to he said. assailants. Aviv, as they conduct their inves- aire in the race to start spending In Iowa, the first of the early win,” he said when asked about The shooting on Tel Aviv’s Israel has accused Palestinian tigation. serious money. voting states, Republican con- Trump and the broader Republi- busy Dizengoff Street, which leaders and social media sites of With the search stretching From Iowa to New Hampshire tender Ted Cruz launched a bus can field. “One of my many rules killed two Israeli men and inciting the violence. Palestini- into its fourth day, Tel Aviv — on the air, on the bus and on tour through the state where his in politics is don’t look past the wounded six other people, was ans say the attacks are the result Mayor Ron Huldai implored resi- the stump — candidates vying to campaign feels he is well-posi- next election.” recorded on security cameras at of frustration over five decades of dents to return to their routines. become America’s next president tioned to win. The event marked the former a health food store next door. Israeli military occupation. But the city remained subdued roared out of the holidays in full Cruz called on Iowa voters to president’s debut solo appear- In the footage, a man with Whereas most attackers have Monday, and attendance at force with less than a month to bring nine of their friends and ance for his wife’s campaign. short dark hair, glasses and a been Palestinians from the West many schools was sparse. go before voting begins. family members with them to Sanders also campaigned The coming weeks are especial- vote for him in the Feb. 1 caucus- Monday in New Hampshire, ly crucial for Republicans as vot- es. Cruz made the plea Monday which votes Feb. 9. ers look to weed through the in the first of 28 planned stops in In 2008, Hillary Clinton suf- thicket of choices to determine Iowa over the next six days. fered a stringing defeat in Iowa, who will represent and attempt to “Now is the time that the men rebounded with a win in New State-owned aerospace corporation seeks to privatize reunite a bickering party. This, as and women of Iowa step up and Hampshire and waged a grind- JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The made in the corporation. Over won’t be our only market,” he contentious issues over terrorism, make your decision,” Cruz said ing campaign across the country president and CEO of the Alaska the last six years or so, the state said. security, civil liberties and gun during his stop in Boone, Iowa. before Barack Obama claimed Aerospace Corp. said Monday has put about $30 million toward The corporation has moved ownership reverberate, giving Clinton also kicked off a two- victory in the nomination race on that the board of the state-owned operations and sustainment toward diversifying. It has, for candidates plenty to argue about. day swing in Iowa, where she his way to the presidency. corporation has recommended it funding, he said. It has put in example, a contract with a com- Democrat Hillary Clinton and was scheduled to attend several Trump debuted his first tele- pursue becoming a private com- additional funds for infrastruc- pany for distribution of Alaska Republican Donald Trump have organizing events in preparation vision ad in both Iowa and New pany. ture, he said. geospatial imaging data from been the consistent favorites in for the caucuses. Hampshire, featuring dark Craig Campbell said the rec- Campbell said the corporation orbiting satellites. polls overall. But they have very In New Hampshire, former images of the San Bernardino, ommendation has been delivered will be profitable by year’s end. The corporation announced different strengths. President Bill Clinton launched California, shooters, body bags, to Gov. Bill Walker, who has not Terms and a timeline for repay- Monday that it’s opening an Clinton also has an impres- his own tour on behalf of his wife, and people apparently streaming yet said how he would like to pro- ing the state have not been deter- office in Huntsville, Alabama, a sive organization behind her talking both about Hillary Clin- freely across a border. ceed. State law would have to be mined. hub for aerospace companies. while Trump’s ability to pull off a ton’s campaign promises and his But the images of border secu- changed to allow for the shift, The state created the corpora- Campbell said the corporation winning ground game is in ques- own experience in the White rity were of Morocco, not the U.S. Campbell said. tion in 1991 to develop an has supported missions for the tion and his frugal spending to House. What the scrappy politi- The Trump campaign insisted “Our intention and what we’re aerospace sector for Alaska’s Missile Defense Agency and date has stood in stark contrast cal veteran did not talk about in a statement: “The use of this working on right now is to devel- economy. But Campbell, who Space and Missile Defense Com- to his vast personal wealth. He was Trump, who’s baited him in footage was intentional and op the corporation so we would joined the corporation as presi- mand, which have a presence in says he’s opening the money recent days by bringing up his selected to demonstrate the not ever go back to the state for dent and chief operating officer Huntsville, and with an office spigot now. impeachment and decades-old severe impact of an open border any operations funding,” he said. in 2011, said a problem for the there, the corporation can be Early voting is often deemed sex scandal. and the very real threat Ameri- Campbell said he considers it corporation had been focusing more responsive to their needs. critical in races, like this one, As Clinton mingled with a cans face if we do not immediate- an expectation that once the cor- primarily on launching rockets There are also other companies when the path to a nomination is lunchtime crowd at a popular ly build a wall and stop illegal poration becomes profitable the for the government. “That still there the corporation would like so unclear. As mystery shrouds Manchester restaurant, news immigration.” state be repaid for investments it will be in the portfolio, but it to work with, he said. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2016 l 9 Defending state champs dominate Cardinals By JASON JUNO just did not match up well with [email protected] them, but the girls played hard. WAKEFIELD — When Wake- "I'm not disappointed at all. It field-Marenisco athletic director would have been nice not to get Mark Lane had a solution for the running clock at all, but what Cardinals open spot on the can you do?" schedule, he suggested coach W-M did have success break- Bruce Mahler sit down before he ing through the Calumet press, told him. forcing them to pull it off in the It was Class C defending state first half. champion Calumet. "It wasn't only because they Mahler didn't hesitate to take had a lead, it was because we the game. were beating their press," Calumet dominated from Mahler said. "We got up the floor start to finish, beating the Cardi- and we just didn't finish and put nals 76-25 Monday night. The the ball in the hole. That had to Copper Kings improved to 7-0 do with 6-2 girls down there that and remained the only unbeaten are defending our girls coming big school in the Upper Peninsu- down. Still, that's one of the la. They're one of the few with things we worked on all year, aspirations to finish their season that's one of the things we below the Mackinac Bridge this worked on against them, I don't season. think there's any team that we It'll make the girls better," W- can't break their press." M coach Bruce Mahler said. "It's Calumet coach Jeff Twardzik not wins and losses, we have one gave credit to the Cardinals. goal, which is to try to get to a "I really think the score is not district championship and this indicative of that team," said helps us get there." Twardzik, who learned of the The Cardinals couldn't match ACL injury suffered by all-con- up with the size of Calumet's ference performer Lauren Grace front line, which consisted of in the summer. "I really think Janie Torola (6-1), Hailey Wick- they're a player away from being strom (5-10) and Janie Torola (6- good." 1). W-M's tallest player is 5-9. The Copper Kings also have a Mahler expects the game to good shooter in Clara Loukus, prepare for another opponent whose 3 put Calumet ahead 16-2 with size, Crystal Falls Forest very early on. The running clock Park, in the district tournament, started about a minute into the should the teams meet. second half. "It'll prepare us," he said. "We Loukus led Calumet's didn't match up well, but we took extremely balanced attack with the game with the state Class C 14 points. Alexa Anderson, Leah Jason Juno/Daily Globe champions. We're a small Class WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Darienne Korpi shoots as Calumet’s Janie Torola defends during Monday’s non-conference game at Cardinal Gym in D school. Hey, I'm happy with Wakefield. the way they played because we CARDINALS — page 10 Midgets pick up key Panthers win for playoff seeding push past By JASON JUNO half. Hurley was in the bonus [email protected] less than four minutes into the Cardinals HURLEY — Hurley picked half and the Midgets outscored up a much needed win for WIAA the Screaming Eagles 21-5 for a EWEN — Ewen-Trout Creek Division 4 half-bracket postsea- 43-26lead. Chequamegon got survived a physical contest for a son seeing purposes 56-40 over into foul trouble as a result with 70-44 Copper Mountain Confer- Chequamegon Monday night. Austin Hilgart, who led the ence victory over Wakefield- The Midgets went 0-2 Eagles with 19 points, having to Marenisco Monday night. against regional opponents last sit at times. "It was a blood bath," E-TC year and had to go on the road A lot of different players got coach Brad Besonen said. "It was to both of those playoff oppo- involved in Hurley's run. real physical. Eli Nordine left in nents. This year, they're 1-1 Isaac DeCarlo drove and the third quarter and had to get with a season-opening loss to scored. Chris Rye got a bucket stitches above his eye. It was Phillips and Monday's win over underneath. Jake Saari scored pretty physical. I thought we all the Screaming Eagles. inside. Carson Thewis made a played through contact pretty The difference this year is shot. Tandrell Foster finished a well and held our composure two of last year's regionals are pair of buckets on nice post well, but Jake (Witt) and Jack combined into a single 13-team moves to end the run. (Boro) did a really good job of half-bracket this year, making "That was nice," Swartz said continuing to play through it and tournament seeding more of Foster. "We got him flashed playing hard and strong." unpredictable. The winner of in the high post area. He made Boro finished with 21 points the 13-team bracket will a couple nice plays at the rim. and 10 rebounds, while Witt had emerge in the sectional semifi- That was good to see him 17 points, nine boards and six nal. going." blocks. "It helps for seeding," Hurley Hurley committed 22 The game started slowly with coach Mike Swartz said. "With turnovers. E-TC leading 4-2 nearly halfway the bigger, I guess regional, the "We played very, very well through the first quarter. Jake more wins we can stack up the first 10, 12 minutes of the Witt got a steal off the press and against these Division 4 schools second half," Swartz said. "They he slammed home a dunk. that are in our regional, the bet- were on 26 points for a long "That set off a run and we ter things look for us having a time. We built a nice lead, but ended up scoring 14 points in the home playoff game." we didn't finish it. We didn't last half of the quarter," Besonen Hurley held a thin 22-19 lead close out like I wanted to. They Jason Juno/Daily Globe said. E-TC led 18-9 after one. HURLEY’S JAKE Saari, right, reaches for a board during Monday night’s game against Chequamegon at the at the half, but they quickly Landon Maki scored 13 points Hurley K-12 School. Chequamegon’s Austin Hilgart watches the play. expanded that in the second and Austin Berglund had 10 for MIDGETS page 10 — the Panthers. Maki had seven assists and Berglund had six assists and seven boards. Beso- WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT nen said it was Berglund's best game of the season. Gladiators hold "I thought our guards, espe- cially Landon and Austin, played really well defensively," Besonen said. "They were just really off Speedboys aggressive and they did a good job of feeding our post, too." ONTONAGON — Ontonagon four steals. The Panthers outrebounded defeated Bessemer 47-41 in Cop- "Ontonagon did a pretty good W-M 31-13 and held the Cardi- per Mountain Conference action job inside against us," Matrella nals to 44 points. Monday. said. "Borseth did a good job with "We didn't give up many clean The Gladiators jumped out to his pullup jumper and Balcomb looks," Besonen said. "We only a fast start, leading 15-7 after did a good job inside." gave up two field goals to Collin one quarter, but the Speedboys Max Samardich led Bessemer (Gagnon). That was really big for pulled within 21-19 at halftime. with 10 points and Brayden us because he's had some big It was a tight game the rest of Tomes had nine. games against us." the way as the Gladiators main- "We weren't really consistent Jacob Suzik led W-M with 17 tained a slight 34-33 edge going on offense," Matrella said. "We points; he was able to pull up into the fourth quarter. got outhustled for a lot of loose and make shots and avoid get- "Ontonagon outplayed us, balls they got to and we didn't ting into the thick of E-TC's bigs. mostly when it mattered most," and we had a lot of turnovers." "Suzik hurt us," Besonen said. Bessemer coach Richard Matrel- Ontonagon goes to E-TC is 5-0, which includes la said. "We couldn't buy a bas- Watersmeet Thursday. Besse- three home wins against teams ket in the fourth quarter." mer hosts Republic-Michigamme in its division of the Copper Jaden Weisinger had a steal Thursday. Mountain. at the end of the game that Bessemer — Max Samardich 10, Keegan Bolen 2, "We've shown some real grit Jared Janczak 5, Luke Zielinski 7, Ben Bogaczyk 2, Bray- helped the Gladiators seal the den Tomes 9, Jason Turula 4, Josh McGeshick 2. FTs: 2- here in the first five games," win. 6. Fouls: 17. Fouled out: Bogaczyk. 3-pointers: Janczak Besonen said. "In the past couple 1, Zielinski 1, Tomes 3. Pat Krause/Daily Globe Ontonagon's Mitch Borseth years, in a physical game like Ontonagon — Taylor Beaudry 6, James Domitrovich 2, THE IRONWOOD Snowmobile Olympus hosted Pablo Moran from the Wounded Warriors Project at its snow- had 21 points and eight this, we weren't strong enough to Mitch Borseth 21, Tanner Balcomb 17. FTs: 9-19. Fouls: handle that. This year, we mobile races this weekend. The snowmobile olympus wanted to thank Moran for his service and sacrifice to rebounds. Tanner Balcomb had 11. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: None. 17 points and 11 boards. Taylor Bessemer 7 19 33 41 our country. Moran, a 13-year Marine veteran, was warmly greeted by the large crowd and said the Wound- Ontonagon 15 21 34 47 ed Warriors Project was a great help in getting wounded veterans acclimated back into society. Beaudry tallied four assists and HOOPS — page 10 10 l TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2016 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Wolverines served notice in 6. North Carolina 13-2 1,275 7 Dedmon 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 36-81 11-11 89. Linesmen_Derek Amell, Scott Driscoll Local Schedule 7. Arizona 13-1 1,126 8 DETROIT (115) 8. Providence 14-1 1,108 12 Morris 4-7 5-5 13, Ilyasova 4-10 0-0 10, Football Tuesday, Jan. 5 9. Kentucky 11-2 1,039 10 Drummond 8-14 1-4 17, Jackson 6-12 2-2 Harbaugh's first season Girls basketball 10. Xavier 13-1 1,001 6 14, Caldwell-Pope 7-12 2-2 21, Johnson Mellen at Hurley, 7 11. Villanova 12-2 979 16 2-8 0-0 6, Jennings 5-9 4-6 17, Baynes 3- NFL Playoffs ANN ARBOR (AP) — If the hoopla surrounding Ironwood at Bayfield, 7:15 12. Miami 12-1 921 13 3 1-2 7, Tolliver 4-8 0-0 10, Hilliard 0-2 0- All Times EST Bessemer at Dollar Bay, 6:20 13. Iowa St. 11-2 844 11 0 0, Blake 0-1 0-0 0, Bullock 0-1 0-0 0, Wild-card Playoffs Jim Harbaugh's return to Michigan seemed like a Ontonagon at Chassell, 7:20 EST 14. Duke 12-2 830 15 Anthony 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 43-88 15-21 Saturday, Jan. 9 bit much at times, just wait until next season. 15. SMU 13-0 731 17 115. Kansas City (11-5) at Houston (9-7), Mercer at Ewen-Trout Creek, 7:30 EST Harbaugh's first year at the helm did nothing to Boys basketball 16. Louisville 12-2 568 18 Orlando 23 24 27 15 — 89 4:35 p.m. Crystal Falls Forest Park at 17. West Virginia 12-1 558 19 Detroit 31 26 31 27 — 115 Pittsburgh (10-6) at Cincinnati (12-4), dispel the hype. Michigan went 10-3 under its new Watersmeet, 6:30 18. Butler 11-3 516 9 3-Point Goals_Orlando 6-20 (Nicholson 8:15 p.m. coach, reaching double-digit victories for only the Wakefield-Marenisco at Three Lakes, 7 19. Iowa 11-3 456 — 2-3, Napier 2-6, Oladipo 1-1, Harris 1-2, Sunday, Jan. 10 Wednesday, Jan. 6 20. Purdue 13-2 450 14 Smith 0-1, Gordon 0-1, Frye 0-2, Fournier Seattle (10-6) at Minnesota (11-6), 1 second time in nine seasons. The biggest blip on the College basketball 21. Texas A&M 11-2 420 20 0-4), Detroit 14-30 (Caldwell-Pope 5-8, p.m. resume was a blowout loss at home against Ohio GCC at UW-Fox Valley, men, 7 22. South Carolina 13-0 286 24 Jennings 3-4, Tolliver 2-4, Ilyasova 2-5, Green Bay (10-6) at Washington (9-7), State, but the 17th-ranked Wolverines bounced Thursday, Jan. 7 23. UConn 10-3 107 — Johnson 2-5, Blake 0-1, Morris 0-1, Jack- 4 p.m. Boys basketball 24. Pittsburgh 12-1 103 — son 0-2). Fouled Out_None. Divisional Playoffs back with a 41-7 win over Florida in the Citrus Mellen at Hurley, 7:15 25. Dayton 11-2 100 — Rebounds_Orlando 34 (Oladipo, Nichol- Pittsburgh, Kansas City or Houston at Bowl. Ontonagon at Watersmeet, 6:20 Others receiving votes: Gonzaga 61, son 7), Detroit 62 (Drummond 12). Denver (12-4), TBA Republic at Bessemer, 6:20 California 54, Texas Tech 40, George Assists_Orlando 17 (Oladipo 5), Detroit Cincinnati, Houston or Kansas City at "Coached a great group of guys — really enjoyed Ironwood at Bayfield, 7:15 Washington 38, Saint Mary's (Cal) 23, 25 (Jackson 7). Total Fouls_Orlando 16, New England (12-4), TBA to coach," Harbaugh said. "The coaching staff that Mercer at Drummond, 7:15 Baylor 22, Colorado 4, Oregon St. 4, Detroit 18. Flagrant Fouls_Morris. Seattle, Green Bay or Washington at was so good, and I give them the credit in terms of Ewen-Trout Creek at Houghton, 7:30 Seton Hall 4, Saint Joseph's 3, Utah 3, A_14,301 (22,076). Carolina (15-1), TBA EST Wichita St. 3, Cincinnati 2, Indiana 2, Minnesota, Washington or Green Bay coaching, but the way the staff came together, the Girls basketball Michigan 2, Akron 1, Oregon 1. SAN ANTONIOBucks (123) Box at Arizona (13-3), TBA trust that everybody had, we were real allies for Wakefield-Marenisco at Dollar Bay, Leonard 9-12 3-3 24, Aldridge 6-14 4-5 Saturday, Jan. 16 each other." 6:20 TheWomen’s top 25 teams AP Top in The Associated 25 16, Duncan 7-12 0-1 14, Mills 3-7 1-2 10, AFC Mercer at Drummond, 5:45 Press' women's college basketball poll, Green 1-6 0-0 3, McCallum 1-2 0-0 2, NFC Now the Wolverines can aim even higher in Friday, Jan. 8 with first-place votes in parentheses, Ginobili 3-8 0-0 8, Diaw 6-8 2-2 14, West Sunday, Jan. 17 2016. Girls basketball records through Jan. 3, total points based 5-9 0-0 10, Anderson 1-2 0-0 2, Simmons AFC Hurley at Mercer, 7 on 25 points for a first-place vote through 6-7 6-7 18, Marjanovic 1-2 0-0 2, Bonner NFC Although there was plenty of excitement after Harbaugh's arrival, expectations were reasonably Baraga at Watersmeet, 6 one point for a 25th-place vote and previ- 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 49-90 16-20 123. NFL Ironwood at Mellen, 7:15 ous ranking: MILWAUKEE (98) All Times EST modest for his season, especially after Michigan Chassell at Bessemer, 6:20 Record Pts Prv Antetokounmpo 5-9 1-2 11, J.Parker 5- AMERICAN CONFERENCE Ontonagon at Jeffers, 7:20 EST 1. UConn (32) 11-0 800 1 14 4-4 14, Monroe 5-9 5-8 15, Carter- East lost its opener at Utah. Then the Wolverines Boys basketball 2. South Carolina 13-0 765 2 Williams 6-10 3-6 16, Middleton 6-13 7-7 W LT Pct PF PA announced their presence with a five-game win- Ironwood at Wakefield-Marenisco, 6:30 3. Notre Dame 13-1 735 3 19, Mayo 0-4 0-0 0, Henson 4-5 0-1 8, y-N England12 40.750 465 315 ning streak that included three consecutive Saturday, Jan. 9 4. Texas 13-0 705 5 Bayless 1-4 0-0 3, Vaughn 1-3 0-0 2, N.Y. Jets 10 60.625 387 314 College basketball 5. Ohio St. 10-3 630 9 O'Bryant 2-3 1-2 5, Plumlee 1-1 0-0 2, Buffalo 880.500 379 359 shutouts. By the time Michigan State came to town UW-Marinette at GCC, women, 1; men, 6. Baylor 14-1 627 4 Ennis 0-1 0-0 0, Copeland 1-1 0-0 3. Miami 6 10 0 .375 310 389 Oct. 17, Michigan was actually favored over the 3 7. Mississippi St. 14-1 616 8 Totals 37-77 21-30 98. South 8. Maryland 12-2 580 6 San Antonio29 31 30 33 — 123 WLT Pct PF PA senior-laden Spartans. Basketball 9. Stanford 11-2 521 11 Milwaukee 30 19 26 23 — 98 y-Houston 970.563 339 313 All Michigan needed to do to win that game was 10. Kentucky 11-1 502 7 3-Point Goals_San Antonio 9-20 (Mills Indianapolis 880.500 333 408 execute a punt in the final seconds, but punter 11. Oregon St. 10-2 495 10 3-5, Leonard 3-5, Ginobili 2-2, Green 1-5, Jacksonville 5 11 0 .313 376 448 12. Tennessee 9-3 460 13 Anderson 0-1, McCallum 0-1, Diaw 0-1), Tennessee 3 13 0 .188 299 423 Blake O'Neill lost the ball and the Spartans ran it U.P.Monday Boys 13. Texas A&M 11-3 416 16 Milwaukee 3-12 (Copeland 1-1, Carter- North back for a touchdown and a 27-23 victory. While Ishpeming 74, Gladstone 72 14. Arizona St. 9-3 356 17 Williams 1-1, Bayless 1-2, Vaughn 0-1, WLT Pct PF PA the Wolverines stewed, Michigan State went on to Iron Mountain 75, Stephenson 47 15. UCLA 10-3 243 21 J.Parker 0-1, Antetokounmpo 0-2, Middle- y-Cincinnati 12 40.750 419 279 Ewen-Trout Creek 70, Wakefield- 16. Northwestern 12-2 235 14 ton 0-4). Fouled Out_None. x-Pittsburgh 10 60.625 423 319 win the Big Ten and advance to college football's Marenisco 44 17. Oklahoma 10-3 229 18 Rebounds_San Antonio 51 (Aldridge 11), Baltimore 5 11 0 .313 328 401 playoff. Ontonagon 47, Bessemer 41 18. Duke 11-4 215 12 Milwaukee 43 (J.Parker, Monroe 8). Cleveland 3 13 0 .188 278 432 Lake Linden-Hubbell 84, Republic- 19. Florida St. 9-4 202 15 Assists_San Antonio 32 (Ginobili 7), Mil- West Perhaps more disconcerting for Michigan was a Associated Press Michigamme 48 20. Missouri 13-0 198 23 waukee 23 (Carter-Williams 6). Total W LT Pct PF PA 42-13 loss to Ohio State in late November that gave MICHIGAN QUARTERBACK Jake Rudock (15) talks Calumet 59, Baraga 51 21. California 9-3 183 19 Fouls_San Antonio 20, Milwaukee 18. y-Denver 12 40.750 355 296 some indication of how far the Wolverines still with head coach Jim Harbaugh during the final Hancock 62, Painesdale Jeffers 48 22. South Florida 8-3 168 20 A_14,718 (18,717). x-Kansas City11 50.688 405 287 23. Michigan St. 10-3 109 24 Oakland 790.438 359 399 have to go to catch up to their biggest rival. moments of the Citrus Bowl against Florida Friday U.P. Girls Monday 24. DePaul 10-5 94 25 Hockey San Diego 4 12 0 .250 320 398 Harbaugh still has work to do, but Michigan is in Orlando, Fla. Michigan won 41-7. Escanaba 44, Manistique 26 25. Seton Hall 13-1 78 — NATIONAL CONFERENCE certainly on the right track after going 5-7 in Brady Others receiving votes: Syracuse 52, East Engadine 43, Big Bay de Noc 40 Hoke's last season as coach. The win over Florida If Michigan is going to take another step under Forest Park 58, Superior Central 32 Virginia Tech 45, Miami 43, Iowa 20, NHL WLT Pct PF PA Harbaugh, the Wolverines need to start beating Calumet 76, Wakefield-Marenisco 25 Oklahoma St. 14, Georgia 12, Oregon 11, All Times EST y-Washington970.563 388 379 was strong validation of that progress. Mackinaw City 56, Brimley 42 Southern Cal 9, TCU 5, Louisville 4, S. Monday's Games Philadelphia 790.438 377 430 "We're not saying this is the greatest year in the their top Big Ten rivals with more regularity. The Dakota St. 4, UTEP 4, Florida 3, Iowa St. Detroit 1, New Jersey 0 N.Y. Giants 6 10 0 .375 420 442 Wolverines have lost 11 of 12 to Ohio State and 3, Duquesne 2, Green Bay 2, Purdue 2, Ottawa 3, St. Louis 2, OT Dallas 4 12 0 .250 275 374 history of Michigan football. Michigan football now WisconsinMonday Boys Rutgers 2, Washington 1. Colorado 4, Los Angeles 1 South seven of eight to Michigan State. Michigan will Crivitz 70, Lena 49 has been around for a long, long time," Harbaugh Edmonton 1, Carolina 0, OT WLT Pct PF PA Edgar 29, Stratford 17 have to play both those teams on the road next sea- NBA Arizona 3, Vancouver 2 y-Carolina 15 10.938 500 308 said. "But this team, this team acquitted them- Hurley 56, Chequamegon 40 All Times EST son. Tuesday's Games Atlanta 880.500 339 345 Mellen 67, Drummond 39 Monday's Games selves very well." Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. New Orleans 790.438 408 476 The schedule also includes a road trip to Iowa Mercer 52, Butternut 37 Cleveland 122, Toronto 100 Now the focus turns to the future. Although Florida at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 6 10 0 .375 342 417 Oconto 58, Marinette 50 Philadelphia 109, Minnesota 99 and home games against Colorado and Wisconsin. Dallas at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. North nothing becomes official until signing day, Regis 84, Chetek-Weyerhaeuser 53 Miami 103, Indiana 100, OT Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. W LT Pct PF PA As expectations rise, so does the importance of win- Rhinelander 48, Merrill 35 Boston 103, Brooklyn 94 Scout.com puts Michigan's 2016 recruiting class at Minnesota at Columbus, 7 p.m. y-Minnesota 11 50.688 365 302 ning the marquee games on the schedule. Solon Springs 61, Washburn 54 Detroit 115, Orlando 89 Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. x-Green Bay10 60.625 368 323 No. 2 in the country to this point. Superior 72, Proctor, Minn. 64 San Antonio 123, Milwaukee 98 The Wolverines didn't accomplish everything Winnipeg at Nashville, 8 p.m. Detroit 790.438 358 400 The Wolverines will lose quarterback Jake Unity 66, Cumberland 20 Sacramento 116, Oklahoma City 104 they wanted to in 2015, but their 10-win season felt Houston 93, Utah 91 Tampa Bay at Calgary, 9 p.m. Chicago 6 10 0 .375 335 397 Rudock, a senior who threw for 3,017 yards with 20 Memphis 91, Portland 78 Wednesday's Games West like the start of something bigger. WisconsinMonday Girls touchdowns and nine interceptions. The 2016 team Golden State 111, Charlotte 101 New Jersey at Montreal, 7 p.m. W LT Pct PF PA Augusta 46, Gilman 42 "It set a foundation for us, I think," running Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago, 8 p.m y-Arizona 13 30.813 489 313 may rely even more on defensive back Jabrill Pep- Barneveld 59, Benton 38 Milwaukee at Chicago, 8 p.m. St. Louis at Colorado, 10 p.m. x-Seattle 10 60.625 423 277 back De'Veon Smith said. "We're going to carry this Colfax 51, Owen-Withee 40 pers, who earned Big Ten newcomer of the year New York at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Carolina at Vancouver, 10 p.m. St. Louis 790.438 280 330 over into next year in 2016. . I'm pretty sure Coach Cuba City 64, Lancaster 39 Sacramento at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Toronto at Anaheim, 10 p.m. San Francisco5 11 0 .313 238 387 honors from the AP after emerging as an all- Durand 41, Prescott 36 Harbaugh will push us until we do that." Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot around threat this season. Elk Mound 58, Loyal 44 Wednesday's Games DetroitRed Wings-Devils100—1 Sums y-clinched division Fall Creek 66, Arcadia 44 New York at Miami, 7 p.m. New Jersey 000—0 Sunday's Games Kimberly 34, Oshkosh West 30 Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. First Period_1, Detroit, Larkin 14 Houston 30, Jacksonville 6 Phillips 71, Rib Lake 53 Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m. (Richards, Sheahan), 9:20. Washington 34, Dallas 23 "I think everybody wants to win the whole Saint Mary Catholic 56, Wild Rose 21 Toronto at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Penalties_None. Detroit 24, Chicago 20 Cardinals thing," Twardzik said. "That should be your goal to Unity 64, Cumberland 29 Buffalo 22, N.Y. Jets 17 Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Second Period_None. Penalties_Tatar, start with. That's where our head's at, win the con- AP Men’s Top 25 Denver at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Det (goaltender interference), 9:06. Miami 20, New England 10 The top 25 teams in The Associated Dallas at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Third Period_None. Penalties_Tlusty, New Orleans 20, Atlanta 17 ference, win the district, win the regional and win Press' college basketball poll, with first- Utah at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. NJ (boarding), 10:44; Abdelkader, Det Cincinnati 24, Baltimore 16 the whole thing." place votes in parentheses, records Charlotte at Phoenix, 9 p.m. (kneeing), 13:03. Pittsburgh 28, Cleveland 12 From page 9 through Jan. 3, total points based on 25 Memphis at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. Shots on Goal_Detroit 9-6-6_21. New Indianapolis 30, Tennessee 24 Kiilunen and Loretta Halonen all scored 10. Celia Defending Class D state champion St. Ignace points for a first-place vote through one Philadelphia 35, N.Y. Giants 30 L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10 p.m. Jersey 12-5-5_22. Peterson and Hailey Wickstrom both had nine and moved up to Class C, setting up a probable region- point for a 25th-place vote and previous Power-play opportunities_Detroit 0 of 1; San Francisco 19, St. Louis 16, OT ranking: Denver 27, San Diego 20 al matchup. ORLANDOPistons (89) Box New Jersey 0 of 2. Janie Torola eight. Record Pts Prv Seattle 36, Arizona 6 Harris 4-7 2-2 11, Frye 1-3 0-0 2, Vuce- Goalies_Detroit, Mrazek 13-8-3 (22 Twardzik said the Copper Kings are always bal- "We're kind on a collision course with them, I 1. Kansas (44) 12-1 1,598 2 Kansas City 23, Oakland 17 vic 8-15 0-0 16, Oladipo 7-11 3-3 18, shots-22 saves). New Jersey, Schneider think, but we'll see what happens," Twardzik said. 2. Oklahoma (21) 12-0 1,574 3 Carolina 38, Tampa Bay 10 anced, no matter the score. Fournier 0-6 0-0 0, Napier 4-12 0-0 10, 17-11-5 (21-20). 3. Maryland 13-1 1,459 4 Minnesota 20, Green Bay 13 Kassidee Yon scored 12 points to lead W-M. Nicholson 6-10 0-0 14, Smith 5-13 2-2 12, A_15,547 (17,625). T_2:17. "We've got that 6-0, 6-1 down low and plus with 4. Virginia 12-1 1,409 5 Gordon 0-1 2-2 2, Hezonja 1-3 2-2 4, Referees_Chris Lee, Jon McIsaac. W-M (3-3) goes to Dollar Bay on Thursday for a 5. Michigan St. 14-1 1,400 1 the speed we have on top, we're not missing any pieces of the puzzle, so I think it's hard for any Copper Mountain Conference game. team to expose one girl," Twardzik said. "We do "We match up much better with them," Mahler stay very balanced. If they one of those pieces out, said. "They've got some girls, some good shooters hopefully we can fall back on another." on the outside. That's why I think this game was Postseason gives struggling important for us because it worked on getting our Calumet lost six seniors, including four starters, from last year's state championship team, but they girls on a little man-to-man at some points and don't seem to have skipped a beat. some other areas to get on their shooters. That's Packers offense a fresh start "The thing that they have that there's best qual- another reason I think this game helps us in the ity is they work harder than anybody else and it long run." GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — The Packers have The running game has been inconsistent. The Calumet — Clara Loukus 14, Alexa Anderson 10, Betsa Anderson 2, Lea Bjorn 10, just shows on the basketball court," Twardzik said. Leah Kiilunen 10, Celia Peterson 3, Hailey Wickstrom 9, Loretta Halonen 10, Janie Toro- made an uninspiring run into the playoffs. offensive line has been battered by injuries. "In practice, it's never easy and they don't make it la 8. FTs: 9-12. Fouls: 7. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Loukus 2, A. Anderson 1. They've finished the regular season with two Rodgers hasn't played up to his high, two-time easy on themselves. That's a mirror of what they W-M — Darienne Korpi 5, Alexa Jilek 2, Saundra Libertoski 2, Rachel Obradovich 2, Hallee Yon 2, Kassidee Yon 12. FTs: 0-4. Fouls: 11. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Korpi straight losses and agonizingly familiar prob- NFL MVP standards. have last year." 1. lems with the ball. "Fresh start? I think it helps everybody, but And the goal is similar to lsat year. Calumet 26 48 63 76 After weeks of searching for answers, maybe you have to be realistic with fresh starts. I think W-M 6 14 19 25 the postseason can jump-start Green Bay's once you have to have fresh starts for the right rea- vaunted offense. sons," McCarthy said. "Really, everything you've done leading up to "The things that we've done wrong are just as against bigger schools as well," Besonen said. this point, it really doesn't matter," offensive important as the things we've done right," he Hoops W-M — Nick Tarro 5, Trevor Johnson 2, Tommy Liber- coordinator Edgar Bennett said Monday night. added. "It's what we need to focus on because toski 3, Shane Cole 6, Jacob Franklin 2, Collin Gagnon 8, Jacob Suzik 17, Scott LaRock 1. FTs: 7-14. Fouls: 25. "It's about what you when you win, you can't just sweep the things E-TC goes to Houghton Thurs- Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Tarro 1. do now." you didn't do right until the rug." From page 9 day, while W-M heads to Three E-TC — Levi Lindberg 1, Eli Nordine 2, Alan Goll 3, proved in all five games so far, Lakes, Wis., tonight. Landon Maki 13, Austin Berglund 10, Jake Witt 17, Jack Really, they don't One positive on which the Packers can draw is Boro 21, Brandon Store 3. FTs: 15-28. Fouls: 17. Fouled have much of a that they've at least shown the capability to we've proved we're able to handle "We're going to find out a lot out: None. 3-pointers: Store 1. that, especially inside. Jack and about us Thursday night, against W-M 9 19 33 44 choice anymore. The move the ball through the air when needed in Jake are playing real strong." Houghton, see if we can compete E-TC 18 32 45 70 offense has run out late-game, 2-minute situations. of time to mold its But they couldn't capitalize on two trips into identity. Vikings territory in the last 6 minutes of the 20- The Packers (10- 13 loss Sunday night that gave Minnesota the 6) might have to scratch NFC North title. Tigers begin New Year with victory and claw their way to victories to have any shot Playing "schoolyard-type" of football all the MERCER, Wis. — Mercer started 2016 with a points off them and trailed 26-19 at the half. at advancing as a wild card, starting this week- time, as Rodgers has described it, may fit in with 52-37 Indianhead Conference win over Butternut "We didn't play extremely well," Miller said. "We end on the road against the Washington Red- the quarterback's strengths of creating opportu- Monday night. had a lot of turnovers. It wasn't our best game, but skins. nities on second and third reactions, but it does- Alex Schmidt led three Tigers in double figures a win is a win here in Mercer." "If you don't win, you're going home. Simple as n't lend itself to keeping the Packers' franchise with 17 points. Tarrin St. Germaine scored 15 and Mercer (4-3) goes to Drummond Thursday for that," receiver Randall Cobb said when asked player healthy and upright. James Reichard had 10. another conference game. about coach Mike McCarthy's message to the And with Rodgers having been sacked 13 Schmidt hit five 3-pointers. Butternut — Gunner Polencheck 3, Riley Christian 6, Jace Scherwinski 12, Jeff Scher- team for this week. times in the last two games, the Packers are hav- "He came out hot," Mercer coach Adam Miller winski 6, Kyle Moreno 10. FTs: 3-8. Fouls: 19. Fouled out: 19. Fouled out: None. 3-point- The mental reset that might come with the ers: Polencheck 1, Jace Scherwinski 1, Jeff Scherwinski 1, Moreno 1. ing a tough enough time keeping their quarter- said. "We got the ball to him well, open. He's a good start of postseason play doesn't mean that the Mercer — Tarrin St. Germaine 15, Aaron Luse 1, Johnny Cassiani 2, Alex Schmidt 17, back's uniform clean as it is. shooter." Jake Hill 7, James Reichard 10. FTs: 9-22. Fouls: 14. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Packers forget about their problems. Schmidt 5, St. Germaine 2. "I think you have to remember, he's a great Mercer led 26-13 late in the first half, but turned This is, after all, a team that finished 23rd in player. He wants the ball in his hands and when Butternut 19 37 over three straight points. Butternut scored six Mercer 26 52 the league in total offense, the lowest ranking for things break down he's going to make things the Packers, according to NFL stats that date to happen," McCarthy said. "But also the risk and 1992. exposure he's put to is unacceptable to myself. The Packers were sixth in 2014 and third in And he knows that." Midgets 2013, the latter season the one in which quarter- Yet for all the consternation about the Pack- back Aaron Rodgers missed time with a broken ers' frustrations heading into playoffs, the team collarbone. at least has one more shot to get the offense night," Swartz said. "Carson Thursday night. From page 9 Chequamegon — Erik Tank 2, Austin Hilgart 19, Green Bay's issues this season stems in large going again at the most important time of the gave us great minutes, hit some pressured us and we just played big shots for us. This was one of Christian Armstrong 8, Dakota Holman 6, Logan Schlo- part from receiver Jordy Nelson, the team's top year. er 5. FTs: 8-15. Fouls: 20. Fouled out: Bay. 3-pointers: a little fast, panicked and had a deep threat, going down with a the season-end- "Everyone is going to speculate on what's our most balanced scoring None. lot of turnovers." Hurley — Isaac DeCarlo 14, Josh Quello 2, Carson ing injury in August. going on. At the end of the day, we're in the play- nights of the year. DeCarlo led Hurley with 14 Thewis 12, Dante Bender 2, Tandrell Foster 6, James It led to a trickle-down effect with opposing offs right now. “That was nice to see, more Sukanen 11, Jake Saari 4, Chris Rye 5. FTs: 11-20. points. defenses playing more press coverage on the “We have an opportunity and that's all you guys starting to feel more com- Fouls: 16. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Thewis 2, Thewis scored 12 and James fortable in the offense and make DeCarlo 1. Packers' remaining receivers, who didn't have can ask for," Cobb said. "You're in the race." Chequamegon 19 40 Sukanen had 11. the kind of big-play ability that Nelson possessed some plays for us." Hurley 22 56 "Isaac stepped up with a nice that helped open up the field. Hurley (3-4) hosts Mellen l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2016 11 DEFLOCKED Sister’s beliefs causing problems in relationship

Dear Annie: I was raised in they email you material that a devout Catholic family. you find offensive, send it to When my husband and I mar- the trash folder. Ignore the ried 30 years ago, we indepen- remarks. When they try to dently decided to leave the reli- make you feel guilty, respond gious fold, but we never politely, “Thanks for your con- imposed our views on others. Annie’s cern,” and walk away. You My eight siblings live within Mailbox may need to limit contact with close proximity of each other, family members who are espe- and I live 3,000 miles away. cially difficult, but please try Over the years, most of my ing offhand cynical remarks not to be so angry. It serves no MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM family has never missed an about my soul, or cornering me purpose and only makes them opportunity to impose their reli- at gatherings to coax me back, redouble their efforts. gious views on me. Even though share their anger or try to make Dear Annie: The holidays I have made it clear that I am me feel guilty. are over, but I have a sugges- not interested, I am often sub- A few years ago, when my tion for people who don’t know jected to family members send- sister “Louise” and I had a dis- what to give family and friends ing me religious material, mak- agreement, I was brutally next year. chastised, told by her and oth- So many people are strug- ers that it was my fault gling with unemployment, YOUR because I did not read the underemployment or living on Bible. What is even more a fixed income, and prices are OROSCOPE insulting is that most of my rising all the time. The very H siblings have had major life best present you can give is the BORN LOSER problems (affairs, money gift of food — a gift certificate issues, fraud, child abuse), but to a favorite restaurant or my husband and I have had supermarket. Everyone needs none of that. We have wel- to eat. — Underemployed comed my family into our and Hungry in Connecticut home on many occasions, Dear Connecticut: Gift EUGENIA treating them to fantastic LAST cards for the grocery or a local stays in our city, which is a restaurant are usually wel- vacation destination. come and appreciated. As you Your Birthday Recently, Louise sent me a said, everyone needs to eat and Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2016 misleading email, asking what these cards won’t go to waste. seemed to be an innocuous We hope our readers will keep Revisit and adapt old ideas to fit current trends in order to achieve question, but which was this in mind. ALLEY OOP something great this year. Whether it intended to get me to research Annie’s Mailbox is written is a personal or professional change, material that would create an by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy or both, you stand to benefit emotion- “aha” moment to get me back Sugar, longtime editors of the ally, physically and financially. Avoid into the fold. 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There is claimed to be due preserve in Oregon’s high desert that had been decimated by plume at the date hereof the sum of gave visitors free access to the snowy hunters selling feathers for the hat Forty-Five Thousand Nine Hun- dred Forty-Two and 7/100 Dollars site Monday, allowing some local res- industry. ($45,942.07), including interest at 4.625% per annum. Under the idents and ranchers in to satisfy It sits in a wide snow-covered val- Snowmobiles power of sale contained in said their curiosity or show support. ley rimmed by distant mountains and mortgage and the statute in such case made and provided, notice is The group also appeared to be contains lakes and marshland. The Two 2004 Arctic Cat 700 EFI LX. hereby given that said mortgage trying to keep the site tidy, picking preserve has grown over the years to $3,500.00 and $3,000.00. will be foreclosed by a sale of the Low Miles. (906)932-4055. mortgaged premises, or some part up cigarette butts from the ground about 300 square miles and sur- of them, at public vendue at the and keeping vehicle and foot traffic rounds the ranch Dwight Hammond place of holding the circuit court Autos/SUVs within Gogebic County, Michigan primarily to roads and pathways. bought with his father in 1964. at 10:00 AM on JANUARY 15, Federal authorities made no imme- Dwight Hammond said his family has 2003 Chevy S10 pick-up. 4 cylin- 2016. Said premises are located in der, auto, air, cruise, fiberglass the Township of Bessemer, Goge- diate attempt to retake the head- resisted pressure to sell the ranch as topper. 133,000 miles. bic County Michigan, and are de- quarters of the Malheur National the federal government chipped away Runs/drives excellent. New brakes scribed as: The North 255 feet of and battery. $1,800.00 (906)361- the East 135 feet of the Northeast Wildlife Refuge, which about two at his grazing allotments and 0916 1/4 of the Northwest 1/4, Section dozen activists seized over the week- increased fees on other lands. 21, Township 47, Range 46 West. Excepting all oil, gas, ores, and end as part of a decades-long fight The refuge contains about 10 It pays to mineral interests of record and over public lands in the West. small buildings, some of which had subject to any mining and devel- opment rights thereto. The re- There appeared to be no urgent been entered by the occupying group. Advertise demption period shall be 6 months from the date of such sale, unless reason for federal officials to move in. Other members of the group blocked with the determined abandoned in accord- No one has been hurt. No one is being the entrance to the headquarters. ance with MCLA §600.3241a, in Daily Globe which case the redemption period held hostage. And the refuge is a The takeover prompted an outcry shall be 30 days from the date of bleak and forbidding stretch of far beyond Oregon from both those su ch sale. TO ALL PUR- CHASERS: The foreclosing mort- wilderness about 300 miles from Port- who want to see federal lands opened gagee can rescind the sale. In that land, and it’s the middle of winter. to more ranching and logging and event, your damages, if any, are AAsskk DDooccttoorr KK limited solely to the return of the Some have complained that the others who were astounded that pri- bid amount tendered at sale, plus government’s response to the situa- vate citizens with guns could seize interest. If the property is sold at foreclosure sale, pursuant to MCL tion in Oregon would have been government property without any RELIEF IS POSSIBLE FOR 600.3278, the borrower will be more severe had the occupants been intervention by law enforcement. held responsible to the person who buys the property at the mort- Muslim or other minorities. The tactics of the Bundys and the ARTHRITIC HANDS gage foreclosure sale or to the But others said from a tactical group were condemned by mortgage holder for damage to the property during the redemption standpoint, the government’s cau- Democrats and Republicans alike. By Anthony L. Komaroff, M.D. period. tious response would make sense no Sen. Harry Reid, a Nevada Demo- Dated: December 15, 2015 Orlans Associates, P.C. matter who was holed up in the gov- crat who is familiar with the Bundys Attorneys for Servicer ernment building in the reserve. from their standoff in his state, said DEAR DOCTOR K: I have osteoarthritis -- EXERCISE. Therapeutic exercises, es- therapies include yoga, acupuncture and P.O. Box 5041 of my hands. Are any treatments particu- pecially range-of-motion exercises for the dietary supplements. Some people find Troy, MI 48007 Meanwhile, the group said it the group could not continue break- File No. 15-018051 larly effective for this condition? thumb and wrist, help keep hand joints that they work well, while others experi- wants an inquiry into whether the ing the law, but that everyone ence little or no benefit. Particularly if North 01-05-16 DEAR READER: Osteoarthritis causes working as well as possible. (I've put ex- m K J 7 government is forcing ranchers off should remain patient. stiffness and pain in the joints. It develops amples of range-of-motion hand exer- these therapies have helped you with n A 3 their land after the father and son “These people say we want to o when cartilage -- the tissue that covers cises on my website, AskDoctorK.com.) other types of pain, they would be worth A 10 5 4 who were ordered back to prison for return (the land) to the people,” Reid considering for osteoarthritis of your p A K 9 8 the ends of bones -- deteriorates. In the A hand physical therapist can recom- West East arson on federal grazing lands said. “The people have it right now.” hand, osteoarthritis usually strikes the mend gentle, pain-free strengthening ex- hands. m A 10 5 m Q 2 joint at the base of the thumb and the last ercises once inflammation and pain have Our hands are remarkable. Compared to n J 10 9 8 6 n Q 7 4 reported to a federal facility in Cali- Republican presidential candidate o o joints before the tip of the fingers. subsided. other animals -- particularly the various K Q 3 8 7 6 2 fornia Monday. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas said he hoped p 6 5 p Q 10 7 4 Here are some of the best ways to man- -- TOPICAL MEDICATIONS. Topical types of monkeys to which we are most South The demanded a government the group would “stand down peace- m age pain and improve function in your medications are creams, ointments or closely related -- we can do more with our 9 8 6 4 3 response within five days related to ably” with no violent confrontation hands. You don't realize how important n K 5 2 hands: gels that are applied directly on the o the ranchers’ extended sentences. “sooner rather than later.” your hands are until you have a medical J 9 -- SPLINTING. The first line of action is painful joint. One prescription gel, di- p J 3 2 Ammon Bundy — one of the sons Ammon Bundy said his group had condition that affects how they function. to immobilize the painful joint with a clofenac (Voltaren), offers modest relief Dealer: East of rancher Cliven Bundy, who was sent a demand for “redress for splint. This gives the joint a chance to rest for hand arthritis. Other gels and creams Osteoarthritis of the hands doesn't cause Vulnerable: Both involved in a 2014 Nevada standoff grievances” to local, state and feder- so the pain can subside. are available over the counter and by major deformity of the hands like rheuma- South West North East with the government over grazing al officials. The group, which includ- prescription. They haven't been studied toid arthritis can. But it can make the Pass -- ADAPT DAILY TASKS. Specialized Pass 1n Dbl. 2n as thoroughly, but some people find them things you love to do -- cooking, garden- rights — told reporters that Dwight ed a couple of women and some boys products and assistive devices allow you 2m Pass 3n Pass helpful for mild to moderate pain. ing, playing a musical instrument -- m m Hammond and his son, Steven Ham- and girls Monday, did not release a to perform daily tasks without putting ad- 3 Pass 4 All Pass harder to do. Fortunately, you should be mond, were treated unfairly. copy of its demands. Bundy would ditional strain on your hands. For exam- -- ORAL MEDICATIONS. For more se- able to get considerable relief. Opening lead: n J ple, use an electric can opener or an vere pain, drugs taken by mouth are typ- The Hammonds were convicted of not say what the group would do if it electric toothbrush instead of the manual ically more effective. Nonsteroidal (Dr. Komaroff is a physician & professor arson three years ago for fires on fed- got no response. versions. Or wear slip-on shoes to avoid anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), like at Harvard Medical School. To send If normal won’t work, eral land in 2001 and 2006, one of “We have exhausted all prudent the hassle of tying shoelaces. ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) and naproxen questions, go to AskDoctorK.com, or try the abnormal which was set to cover up deer measures and have been ignored,” (Aleve), relieve pain and inflammation. write: Ask Doctor K, 10 Shattuck St., -- HEAT OR COLD THERAPY. Taking a poaching, according to prosecutors. he said. Second Floor, Boston, MA 02115.) By Phillip Alder warm bath or shower or soaking your -- CORTICOSTEROID SHOTS. For They said they lit the fires to reduce At the time of the Bundys’ 2014 short-term relief, your doctor can inject COPYRIGHT 2014 hands in warm water can ease pain and THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF Unfortunately, it is abnormal these the growth of invasive plants and Nevada standoff, there were $1.1 corticosteroids directly into a joint to re- stiffness. After exercise or exertion, cold HARVARD COLLEGE days for children to play traditional protect their property from wildfires. million in outstanding grazing fees, therapy may work better. Place a bag of lieve pain and inflammation. Overuse of DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK card games, in particular, bridge. Parents and school principals, rally The men served their original and no payments have been made ice or frozen vegetables wrapped in a injections can increase damage within FOR UFS round — cards are beneficial, not towel on the painful joint, or use a freezer the joint. 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; evil. sentences — three months for since then. The fees continue to 816-581-7500 However, the theme of this deal Dwight and one year for Steven. But accrue, although Bureau of Land gel pack. -- ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES. These is that if the normal will not work, try the abnormal. Shan Huang from an appeals court judge ruled the Management spokeswoman Bev Canada made a successful abnormal play that talked South into going terms fell short of minimum sen- Winston couldn’t give a specific down in his four-spade contract. tences that require them to serve updated figure on the debt. Declarer started perfectly. He won about four more years. The disputes harken back to a AILY LOBE the first trick with his heart king and D G led the diamond jack. After taking Their sentences have been a ral- long-running struggle over public West’s queen with dummy’s ace, SUDOKU South played a diamond to his nine. lying cry for the group, whose most- lands between some Westerners and Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle West won that trick and led another ly male members said they want fed- the federal government, which owns heart. Now declarer ruffed the By Dave Green based on a 9x9 grid with several diamond five in his hand, played a eral lands turned over to local nearly half the land in the West. spade to dummy’s king (necessary), authorities so people can use them In the 1970s, during the “Sage- given numbers. The object is to place and discarded a club on the diamond the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty 10. free of U.S. oversight. brush Rebellion,” Nevada and other If West had ruffed low, his spade The father and son reported to a states pushed for local control over squares so that each row, each col- ace and partner’s queen would have 8 5 6 1 7 crashed together on the next round federal prison Monday in California, federal land. Supporters of that idea umn and each 3x3 box contains the of trumps. South would have lost only two spades and one diamond, ruffing said Harney County, Oregon, Sheriff want to open more land available for 3 1 same number only once. his third heart in the dummy. David Ward. He provided no other cattle grazing, mining and timber Anticipating that, Huang ruffed The difficulty with his spade ace and exited with a details. harvesting. level of the Conceptis Sudoku club. Now declarer won with the club The Hammonds have distanced Opponents say the federal gov- 9 ace, cashed the club king, and ruffed increases from Monday to Saturday. a club in his hand. Imagine his shock themselves from the protest group ernment should administer lands for when West overruffed with his 10. A moment later, East’s spade queen and many locals, including people the widest possible uses, including Answer to previous puzzle took the setting trick. who want to see federal lands made environmental and recreational. 6 4 9 8 That was a great falsecard, but South ought to have realized that more accessible, don’t want the Bundy said the group plans to if East did have those last two activists here, fearing they may stay at the refuge as long as it takes. 5 4 7 2 2 6 9 4 1 7 5 3 8 trumps, the contract was unmakable; declarer was destined to lose three bring trouble. Keith Landon, a longtime resident 7 3 5 8 2 6 9 4 1 spades and one diamond. He should Schools in the small town of of Burns who works at the Reid Coun- have led another round of trumps. 7 3 8 4 1 5 3 9 2 7 6 Burns, about 30 miles from the try Store, said he sympathizes with 9 8 © 2015 UFS, Dist. by Universal Uclick for UFS refuge, were closed for the week out the Bundys’ frustrations. Landon was 9 8 3 1 7 2 4 6 5 BRIDGE of concern for student safety. a logger until the federal government 3 4 2 6 3 5 8 7 1 9 For the moment, the federal gov- declared the spotted owl a protected 5 1 7 6 9 4 8 2 3 PHILLIPernment was doing nothing to species in the 1980s — a decision that ALDERremove them, but the FBI said it was hurt the local logging industry. 5 6 1 9 2 7 6 5 3 8 4 monitoring the situation. The White “It’s hard to discredit what 2016 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 3 5 4 2 8 1 6 9 7 House said President Barack Obama they’re trying to do out there,” he 2016 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 1 7 4 6 81/05 was aware of the situation and hopes said. “But I don’t want anybody Difficulty Level Difficulty6 7 Level8 9 4 3 1 5 21/04 it can be resolved peacefully. hurt.” l 14 TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 2016 BUSINESS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Stocks sink around the world on first trading day of 2016

NEW YORK (AP) — The new and Iran. Saudi Arabia severed China’s manufacturers are huge doesn’t portend that 2016 will be year got off to an inauspicious diplomatic relations over the buyers of raw materials, machin- a down year,” Cecilia said. Jan. 4, 2016 start on Wall Street as stocks weekend in a dispute over the ery and energy from other coun- “There are a lot of trading days Dow Jones 18,000 tumbled Monday in a global sell- Saudis’ execution of a Shiite cler- tries. Also, many automakers left.” 17,000 off triggered by new fears of a ic. and consumer goods companies The escalating tensions industrials 16,000 slowdown in China and rising In the U.S., the Dow slumped are hoping to sell more to between Saudi Arabia and Iran -276.09 tensions in the Middle East. 276.09 points to 17,148.94. It was increasingly wealthy Chinese briefly sent the price of oil surg- 15,000 The Dow Jones industrial down as much as 467 points ear- households. ing. Benchmark U.S. crude fell 17,148.94 14,000 average clawed back from a steep lier in the day. In the U.S., slow overseas 28 cents to close at $36.76 a bar- JASONDJ early decline but still ended the The Standard & Poor’s 500 growth already appears to be rel on the New York Mercantile Pct. change from previous: -1.58% High 17,405.48 Low 16,957.63 day down 1.6 percent, its biggest index lost 31.28 points, or 1.5 hurting American manufactur- Exchange. drop in two weeks. Markets in percent, to 2,012.66. The Nasdaq ers. A report issued Monday by “Oil markets will be con- Jan. 4, 2016 Asia and Europe suffered heavier composite fell 104.32 points, or the Institute for Supply Manage- cerned that this could be an 5,200 losses. 2.1 percent, to 4,903.09. ment showed manufacturing con- incremental step in a deteriorat- Nasdaq 5,000 The wave of selling on the first The selling in China spread tracted last month at the fastest ing political situation that might composite 4,800 trading day of 2016 served as a quickly across markets in other pace in more than six years as ultimately threaten world oil -104.32 4,600 reminder that the global worries Asian countries, then to Europe. factories cut jobs and new orders supply,” Ric Spooner, chief ana- 4,400 that weighed on financial mar- Key indexes fell anywhere from shrank. lyst at CMC Markets, said in a 4,903.09 4,200 kets last year are not going away 2.2 percent to 4.3 percent in “Investors in developed coun- commentary. JASONDJ anytime soon. Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, tries are beginning to wake up Bond prices rose, sending Pct. change from previous: -2.08% High 4,903.09 Low 4,846.98 “It’s going to be a turbulent Germany, France and Britain. to the risk of slower global yields lower. Investors tend to year,” said Kevin Kelly, chief Huang Cengdong, an analyst growth,” said Xavier Smith, an park money in U.S. government Jan. 4, 2016 2,200 investment officer of Recon Capi- for Sinolink Securities in Shang- investment director at Centre bonds when they are fearful of Standard & 2,100 tal Partners. “This isn’t a blip.” hai, said he expects more turmoil Funds. weak economic growth or turbu- Poor’s 500 The trouble started in China, in the Chinese stock market Chinese authorities have been lence in stocks and other mar- 2,000 1,900 the world’s second-largest econo- ahead of corporate earnings trying for months to restore con- kets. The yield on the 10-year -31.28 my, where signs of manufactur- reports. “There will be heavy sell- fidence in the country’s market Treasury note fell to 2.24 percent 1,800 ing weakness sent the Shanghai ing in the near future,” Huang after a plunge in June rattled from 2.27 percent. 2,012.66 1,700 Composite Index plunging 6.9 said. global markets and prompted a In metals trading, gold rose JASONDJ percent before Chinese authori- The immediate trigger of the panicked, multibillion-dollar gov- $15 to $1,075.20 an ounce, silver Pct. change from previous: -1.53% High 2,038.20 Low 1,989.68 ties halted trading by using a sell-off was a report that showed ernment intervention. lost 4 cents to $13.84 an ounce, AP new “circuit-breaker” mechanism that manufacturing in China fell Ernie Cecilia, chief invest- and copper fell 6 cents to $2.08 a for the first time. in December for the 10th straight ment officer of Bryn Mawr Trust, pound. don. heating oil rose a quarter of a Investors were also unnerved month. warned that investors shouldn’t Brent crude, the international In other energy trading in cent to $1.126 a gallon, and natu- by heightened tensions between The slowdown is worrisome overreact to Monday’s drops. standard, edged down 6 cents to New York, wholesale gasoline ral gas edged down 0.3 cent to Saudi Arabia, a huge oil supplier, around the globe because “A weak first day of the year close at $37.22 a barrel in Lon- rose 2 cents to $1.291 a gallon, $2.334 per 1,000 cubic feet. Factory slumps in US and China heighten global economy fears WASHINGTON (AP) — Fears whose export-led economy is sen- damage than previously thought, other economies. revenue, so they can’t import exacerbated by widespread escalated Monday that the global sitive to China’s prospects, tum- analysts say. China’s govern- The U.S. economy has also from the rest of us,” Meckstroth doubts about the accuracy of Chi- economy could struggle more bled 4.3 percent. Britain’s FTSE ment is trying to shift its econo- taken a hit: Its exports to China said. “China’s slowdown affects nese economic data. Many ana- than expected this year — a 100 fell 2.4 percent, France’s my toward domestic consump- fell 4 percent in the first 10 our ability to export to them.” lysts worry that China’s economy prospect that contributed to a CAC 40 2.5 percent. tion and away from a reliance on months of last year compared Christine Lagarde, the IMF’s is faring even worse than its offi- plunge in financial markets. The manufacturing data made exports and investment in roads, with the same period in 2014. managing director, said last week cial figures suggest. The anxiety was heightened by clear that the troubles that factories and real estate. “The global spillovers from that China’s slowdown would “Markets don’t like uncertain- reports that manufacturers weighed on U.S. factories last Yet that transformation has China’s reduced rate of growth ... likely keep commodity prices low ty, and when you look at the Chi- extended their slumps last month year have yet to ease. Sluggish proved difficult: China’s growth have been much larger than we for a “prolonged period.” nese data, there is uncertainty in the United States and China, economies in major markets — in the July-September quarter would have anticipated,” Maury Writing in the German news- surrounding that,” said Jay the world’s two largest economies. from China to Europe to Japan fell to 6.9 percent from a year ear- Obstfeld, chief economist at the paper Handelsblatt, Lagarde Bryson, global economist at Factory activity contracted for a — have depressed U.S. exports. lier, the slowest pace in six years. International Monetary Fund, predicted that “global growth in Wells Fargo Securities. second straight month in the That trend has been worsened by China’s deceleration has been said in an interview Monday 2016 will be disappointing and Early Monday, a private sur- United States and for a 10th a strong dollar, which has made hugely disruptive for countries with an IMF publication. uneven.” vey of China’s manufacturers straight month in China. U.S. goods more expensive for that have long exported com- Daniel Meckstroth, chief Michael Arone, an investment showed factory activity contract- By midafternoon, the Dow foreigners. modities such as oil, copper and economist at MAPI, a manufac- strategist at State Street Global ing more quickly than many Jones industrial average had Not all the news was bad. A other metals to the Chinese mar- turing research group, said that Advisors, said such sentiments economists expected. Those fig- sunk more than 400 points — cheaper euro has helped Euro- ket. China consumes, for exam- many commodity-exporting have unnerved financial markets. ures were from the Caixin/Mark- over 2 percent — though the fall pean manufacturing, which ple, about 60 percent of the countries, such as Australia, “Investors were looking for a it index, a private trade associa- was also due in part to rising ten- expanded at the fastest pace in world’s iron ore, which is used to Malaysia and Chile, have also more hopeful start to 2016,” he tion. A separate report from sions in the Middle East. Chinese 20 months in December, accord- make steel. China’s declining been forced to reduce their pur- said. “What they got were a lot of China’s government released last stocks fell 7 percent before trad- ing to data firm Markit. appetite for such commodities chases of U.S. goods as their own reminders of the risks that week had suggested that China’s ing was halted. Still, China’s persistent slug- has slowed growth in Australia, economies have slowed. weighed on markets last year.” factories improved slightly in The DAX index in Germany, gishness may be causing broader Brazil and Malaysia, among They “don’t have the export Those concerns have been December.

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