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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Saturday, January 12, 2019 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com Pritzker personally to bump aides’ pay Gov.-elect will use own money for raises By Mike Riopell Chicago Tribune

Billionaire Democratic Gov.- elect J.B. Pritzker, who pumped more than $171 million of his own wealth into his campaign to defeat Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner in November, now will use his own money to bolster his top government aides’ salaries, his transition team reported Friday. Pritzker’s incoming chief of staff Anne Caprara will be paid a salary of $298,000 — $148,000 in state money and $150,000 more from East Jackson Street LLC, an organization Pritzker set up to “enable the governor-elect to per- sonally compensate some staff in addition to their government sala- ry,” a spokeswoman said in a statement. Rauner’s chief, by comparison, made $180,000 in 2018, according CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE to state records. Michael Montagano selects noodles to buy with his Illinois Link card at SZ Food Mart in Chicago’s Englewood neighborhood on Friday. The Pritzker camp announced the unusual arrangement days before he is inaugurated on Mon- day. On top of the new LLC, lawmakers this week approved legislation that would allow the incoming governor to pay new Retailers bracing for agency heads 15 percent more. Supporters contend Illinois trails other big states in the salaries it offers for big jobs. The heads of the state Department of Corrections and Department of food stamp confusion Transportation, for example, make about $150,000 per year. Pritzker’s transition team February benefits coming early, but officials warn they’ll have to last pointed to former New York City mayor and fellow billionaire By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz “When SNAP recipients get their SHUTDOWN: Trump dials Michael Bloomberg supplement- Chicago Tribune down emergency call. ing his staff’s pay with his own benefits, they tend to spend them right Nation & World, Page 6 money. The transition team says The 1.8 million people in Pritzker’s move means some Illinois who receive federal away. We have to be prepared for there aides will have lower taxpayer- food assistance will get their schedule as usual. funded salaries than Rauner’s, February benefits early despite to be a bit of a rush.” More than 260,000 retailers and they’ll have to report the the government shutdown. But — Tanya Triche, vice president and general counsel across the country participate supplemental income on ethics the distribution of benefits of the Illinois Retail Merchants Association in SNAP, including more than forms. ahead of schedule has 9,200 stores in Illinois that last “This process will take place in prompted concern that people year redeemed $2.9 billion in a transparent manner with re- might not budget properly if efits during the first 10 days of this is early, not extra,” said SNAP benefits, according to quirements that information be they are unaware of the change. February. James Dimas, secretary of the the Center on Budget and reported publicly,” Pritzker The workaround that allows State officials scrambling to Illinois Department of Human Policy Priorities. spokeswoman Jordan Abudayyeh for the continued funding of get the word out held a news Services, which administers “When SNAP recipients get said in a statement. the Supplemental Nutrition conference Friday emphasiz- SNAP in the state. their benefits, they tend to According to a transition docu- Assistance Program, or SNAP, ing that the benefits that land in Retailers that accept SNAP spend them right away,” said ment, deputy governors such as for another month requires people’s SNAP accounts on or are also bracing for the rush on Tanya Triche, vice president former state Comptroller Dan that February benefits be dis- before Jan. 20 will have to last groceries that could occur and general counsel of the Hynes will make a salary of tributed to recipients by Jan. through February. when every SNAP recipient Illinois Retail Merchants Asso- $278,000 — $139,000 from the 20. Normally, Illinois SNAP “It will be really important receives benefits at the same recipients would get those ben- that people understand that time, rather than on a rolling Turn to Food stamps, Page 5 Turn to Pritzker, Page 4

Judge allows inspection CHICAGO SPORTS Jobless man accused of R. Kelly recording studio in killings, abduction No ‘hostages’ found in Circuit Court for access to the Wisconsin girl’s plea building at 219 N. Justine St. — his Trump Tower condo which was depicted in the to woman walking documentary as Kelly’s home dog: ‘Please help me!’ By Jason Meisner base — to see if Kelly had and Megan Crepeau illegally converted it into a By Jeff Baenen and Chicago Tribune recording studio and added a Gretchen Ehlke kitchen and other living quar- Associated Press Embattled Chicago R&B ters without obtaining permits superstar R. Kelly was ordered for the work. BARRON, Wis. — A 21-year- Closs Patterson Friday to allow building inspec- During a brief hearing Friday old man shot a Wisconsin tors to check out his Near West morning, R. Kelly’s lawyer, couple to death at their home in state, with many people fearing Side recording studio Melvin Sims, said he a scheme to kidnap their the worst the longer she was amid reports that did not object to the teenage daughter, then held the missing. people were living in inspection but disputed girl captive for three months “My legs started to shake. It the industrial ware- the city’s characteriza- before she managed to escape in was awesome. The stress, the house space in viola- tion of the situation as an isolated north woods town, relief — it was awesome,” tion of city codes. an emergency, saying JEFF HAYNES/AP 2017 authorities said Friday. Fitzgerald said, describing the Meanwhile, a few there was no indication Jayme Closs, 13, was skinny, moment he learned Jayme had blocks away from the the building was in dis- disheveled and wearing shoes been found. Daley Center, Chi- repair or a danger to the ‘D’ void filled: too big for her when she ap- Jayme told one of the neigh- cago police paid a visit community. proached a stranger and bors in Gordon who took her in to Kelly’s Trump Kelly Buildings Depart- Bears tap Pagano pleaded for help Thursday in that she had walked away from Tower condo Friday ment inspector David to be coordinator the small town of Gordon, a cabin where she had been held on a tip that women were being Trejo testified, however, that where Jake Thomas Patterson captive. held hostage there but left after when he and his team went to The Bears needed just two days lives. “She said that this person’s finding no evidence of wrong- the property Wednesday they to find their replacement after Patterson was apparently name was Jake Patterson (and) doing, a police spokesman con- saw windows that had been defensive coordinator Vic Fan- looking for her when he was ‘he killed my parents and took firmed. “sealed up” and evidence that gio left to coach the Broncos. arrested and jailed on kidnap- me,’ ” said another one of the The developments were the the building “was not being Coach Matt Nagy announced ping and homicide charges, Bar- neighbors, Kristin Kasinskas. latest in the intensifying fallout used as a warehouse” as in- Friday night he hired former ron County Sheriff Chris “She did not talk about why or over the hit documentary series tended. Colts head coach Chuck Pagano, Fitzgerald said. how. She said she did not know “Surviving R. Kelly,” which al- Judge Patrice Ball-Reed said above, to step into the team’s top The news that Jayme was him.” leged decades of sexual abuse by she didn’t think it was an defensive role. Pagano, 58, has 16 safe set off joy and relief 60 Fitzgerald said investigators the singer. emergency but granted the years of NFL coaching experi- miles away in her hometown of are trying to figure out what The city asked in an emer- ence, most recent as the Colts Barron, population 3,300, end- gency motion in Cook County Turn to Kelly, Page 4 coach from 2012 to ’17. ing a search that gripped the Turn to Abduction, Page 2

Chicago Weather Center: Complete Tom Skilling’s forecast High 33 Low 26 $2.50 city and suburbs, $3.00 elsewhere forecast on back of Chicago Sports 171st year No. 12 © Chicago Tribune 2 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, January 12, 2019 Tow operator pleads guilty, to cooperate against Ind. mayor By Craig Lyons plea is unremarkable given ized fundraisers, put up Post-Tribune Mr. Cortina’s age,” the state- signs, distributed literature ment said. “Mr. Snyder and and even drove Snyder to of the Tribune emailed to you daily. Here’s an easy way A Portage, Ind., tow op- his defense team look for- events. to activate your account: erator in undercover re- ward to exonerating Mr. Benson said Cortina cordings said he was “not Snyder during the trial that would go to dinner with gonna go sing.” begins next Monday.” Snyder and members of his On Friday, the tow op- In the plea agreement administration after City KYLE TELECHAN/ erator changed his tune. filed Thursday night, Council meetings. POST-TRIBUNE 2018 John Cortina, 79, of Kus- Cortina said, “At all times, I When Cortina first John Cortina pleaded guilty tom Auto Body in Portage, knew this $12,000 payment started asking Snyder about Friday in federal court. pleaded guilty to charges to Snyder was a bribe given getting on the tow list with a that he allegedly paid bribes specifically in exchange for new partner, Benson said, paign committee. to Portage Mayor James Snyder giving me and ‘Indi- he thought the mayor kept After getting the money, Snyder to secure a city vidual A’ a part of the putting him off. Cortina told Snyder, in a towing contract for himself Portage towing.” In 2016, a confidential recorded conversation, and a confidential source Snyder has denied the source recorded conversa- “Christmas is here.” cooperating with the FBI. charges and has said that tions with Cortina where he “Within a few days, I The charges say Cortina the money was a campaign was told to pay Snyder to get spoke with Snyder regard- allegedly gave Snyder loan. on the city’s towing list, ing getting on the tow list,” checks for $10,000 and “At no time did Snyder according to court docu- Cortina said in the agree- $2,000 to get the spot on the and I discuss this $12,000 ments. ment. “Snyder no longer put city’s towing list. being a loan,” Cortina said, Cortina, in court docu- off the answers to my tow- “Are you pleading guilty in the agreement. “The ments, said that as he talked ing question.” on your own free will?” word ‘loan’ with the initials with Snyder to get on the “Snyder now indicated Judge Joseph Van Bokkelen ‘JS’ written on the $10,000 list, the mayor would say, “it that we were all good, and said. check were not written by takes time, we’ll see, let me that we would soon be “On my own free will,” me.” work on it.” towing for Portage,” Cortina Cortina said. Defense attorney Kevin “It appeared to me that added. Van Bokkelen asked Milner went through the Snyder kept delaying his Shortly after Cortina re- whether Cortina commit- elements of the crime with decision whether or not to portedly gave Snyder the ted the crimes described in Cortina, and asked if the he let me back on the tow list,” $12,000, Benson said the the indictment. perceived Snyder’s com- Cortina said, in the agree- mayor no longer put him off. CHICAGO TRIBUNE BOOKS “Yes, sir,” Cortina said. ments about money as re- ment. “It was you get the tow- Cortina’s guilty plea came questing a bribe. By January 2016, Cortina ing, you’re on the list – after days before Snyder’s public “Yes,” Cortina said. said the situation had the payment of $12,000,” “10 Things You Might Not Know About Nearly Every- corruption trial begins in Milner asked if Cortina changed. The tow operator Benson said. thing.” You may never need to know the human body Hammond’s federal court. considered the $12,000 pay- said as he continued to talk Van Bokkelen asked if contains a half-pound of salt, but that’s just one of the “Mr. Snyder never solic- ment to be a bribe. with Snyder, the mayor al- Cortina agreed with Ben- obscure facts you’ll find about sports, history, religion, ited or accepted any bribes “Yes,” Cortina said. legedly started talking about son’s description. politics, arts and culture, food and leisure, and science from anyone at any time,” Assistant U.S. Attorney needing money for his cam- “Yes, sir,” Cortina said. and technology in this collection of columns from Mark said the mayor’s defense Philip Benson said Cortina paign fund. Cortina and Cortina’s sentencing is Jacob and Stephan Benzkofer. team, in a statement Friday got to know Snyder when “Individual A” kicked in the tentatively set for April 22, morning. the mayor was making his $6,000 each to allegedly according to court docu- “Culture Worrier: Reflections on Race, Politics and “Mr. Cortina’s plea is of first mayoral run. Benson give Snyder $2,000 for his ments. Social Change.” Clarence Page’s book commemorates no consequence to the de- said Cortina gave legitimate roundtable group and the 30th anniversary of his column’s first appearance in fense of Mr. Snyder. The campaign donates, organ- $10,000 to the mayor’s cam- [email protected] the Tribune. It is the first such collection of the Pulitzer Prize winner’s columns, and a long overdue archive of his best work, covering topics such as politics, social issues, culture, race, family, new media and prominent figures. Wis. girl’s plea to woman: ‘Please help me!’ “Chicago Portraits.” From the Civil War era through today, the Tribune’s photographers have captured thou- Abduction, from Page 1 group of friends,” said Dis- sands of people, from everyday Chicagoans to visitors to trict Superintendent Jean the Second City to well-known artists, athletes and happened to Jayme during Serum. politicians. This large-format coffee-table edition is a her captivity and why she Kasinskas said she taught showcase for the unsung photographers who’ve quietly was seized, and gave no Patterson science in middle documented daily life in Chicago. details on how she escaped school, but added: “I don’t except to say Patterson was really remember a ton about All Chicago Tribune print books are available online at not home at the time. He him.” chicagotribune.com/printbooks said there is no evidence The woman who first Patterson knew Jayme or spotted Jayme on Thursday, her family or had been Jeanne Nutter, said she was contact with her on social walking her dog when a WINNING LOTTERY NUMBERS media. disheveled girl called out to “I know all of you are her, grabbed her and re- ILLINOIS INDIANA searching for the answer vealed her name. Jan. 11 Jan. 11 Mega Millions ...... Daily 3 midday ...... 356 / 6 why any of this happened,” “I was terrified, but I 04 05 31 62 69 / 20 Daily 4 midday ...... 5087 / 6 Fitzgerald said. “Believe KEREM YUCEL/GETTY-AFP didn’t want to show her Mega Millions jackpot: $50M Daily 3 evening ...... 602 / 0 me, so are we.” Jeanne Nutter details Friday how she was walking her dog that,” said Nutter, a social 932 / 9 1523 / 0 Pick 3 midday ...... Daily 4 evening ...... The sheriff said Jayme when Jayme Closs called out to her Thursday in Gordon. worker. “She just yelled, Pick 4 midday ...... 7181 / 7 Cash 5 ...... 12 25 37 39 41 Lucky Day Lotto midday ...... was hospitalized overnight ‘Please help me! I don’t 04 27 31 37 45 MICHIGAN for observation and re- unemployed, had an attor- scene of the killings, taking know where I am! I’m Pick 3 evening ...... 186 / 4 Jan. 11 leased after an exam. Inves- ney. such steps as shaving his lost!’ ” Pick 4 evening ...... 5581 / 9 Daily 3 midday ...... 579 tigators were still inter- Jayme’s grandfather, head beforehand, the sher- Nutter took her to the Lucky Day Lotto evening ...... Daily 4 midday ...... 9975 04 22 27 41 42 Daily 3 evening ...... 271 viewing her, and she was Robert Naiberg, said he had iff said. A shotgun similar to home of Peter and Kristin Daily 4 evening ...... 2134 “doing as well as circum- been praying for months for the one used was recovered Kasinskas. Jan. 12 Lotto: $6.25M Fantasy 5 ...... 05 09 12 29 34 stances allow,” he said. the call he received about from the home where po- Fitzgerald said in No- Jan. 12 Powerball: $96M Keno ...... 04 06 11 15 17 20 Kasinskas called 911 to his granddaughter. “I lice believe Jayme was held, vember that he kept similar 22 28 33 38 43 45 57 60 WISCONSIN 64 66 71 72 74 76 77 78 report the girl had been thought, ‘Good for her she Fitzgerald. cases in the back of his mind Jan. 11 found after another neigh- escaped,’ ” he said. Property records show as he worked to find Jayme, Pick 3 ...... 587 bor out walking her dog Jayme disappeared from that the cabin belonged to including the abduction of Pick 4 ...... 8954 More winning numbers at encountered Jayme and her home near Barron after Patterson’s father at the Elizabeth Smart, who was Badger 5 ...... 03 10 12 15 23 chicagotribune.com/lottery SuperCash ...... 02 08 16 17 21 23 brought her to Kasinskas’ someone broke in and shot time of Jayme’s disappear- 14 when she was taken from house. Minutes later, Patter- her parents, James and ance. her Salt Lake City home in son was pulled over by a Denise Closs, on Oct. 15. Patterson had no crimi- 2002. Smart was rescued sheriff’s deputy, authorities The sheriff said investiga- nal record, according to the nine months later. said. tors believe Patterson killed sheriff. He graduated in Smart said in a telephone ACCURACY AND ETHICS He was scheduled for an them in order to abduct the 2015 from Northwood High interview that Jayme’s story Margaret Holt, standards editor initial court appearance girl. School, where he was on is “why we can never give Monday. It was not known Patterson tried to avoid the quiz bowl team and was up hope on any missing The Tribune’s editorial code of principles governs whether Patterson, who is leaving evidence at the a good student with a “great child.” professional behavior and journalism standards. Every- one in our newsroom must agree to live up to this code of conduct. Read it at chicagotribune.com/accuracy. Corrections and clarifications: Publishing information quickly and accurately is a central part of the Chicago Tribune’s news responsibility.

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Ex-Reed-Custer teacher seeks bail reduction Woman accused of teacher. further investigation. illegal drugs, Mitchell Legion Band in Joliet in 2017. Chidester’s attorney, Steven Haney said said. No charges have School board members ac- sexually abusing boy, 14 Haney, argued Thursday that the Chidester’s family has been filed in connection cepted Macha’s resignation Dec. $1 million bail was excessive. He made arrangements for with the Braidwood in- 12 following a letter from the By Alicia Fabbre said Chidester has intestinal, liver her to receive mental vestigation. district advising him that school Chicago Tribune and mental health issues and health treatment if she Chidester also taught at officials would recommend he be questioned whether the jail could is released from jail. Thornwood High School dismissed because of his arrest, A former teacher at Reed- provide proper care. Will County Judge in South Holland before according to district documents. Custer High School in Braidwood “A $1 million bond is extremely David Carlson took the joining Reed-Custer, ac- He taught grades 5 through 12. who is charged with sexual abus- high,” Haney said. request under advise- Chidester cording to prosecutors. Macha’s request to use the ing a 14-year-old boy remains in Will County Assistant State’s ment. Chidester is Also Thursday, a for- internet in his job search was the Will County jail while a judge Attorney Jeff Brown argued that scheduled to appear before Carl- mer Reed-Custer Community made by his attorney, Donald considers a request to lower her $1 the bail was appropriate given the son again Jan. 29. Unit School District music teacher DeWilkins. As a condition of his million bail. circumstances of the case. He said According to a statement from and Joliet band director who is bond, Macha is prohibited from Dayna Chidester, 50, of Man- Chidester began texting the teen Reed-Custer Community Unit charged with possession of child going online. hattan, is charged with six counts in September and the contact School District Superintendent pornography asked Carlson for Carlson reassigned the case to of aggravated criminal sexual escalated quickly within a month Mark Mitchell, Chidester resigned permission to use the internet to Judge Amy Bertani-Tomczak, abuse and one count each of to include various sex acts be- her position from the high school apply for jobs. who will consider the request. indecent solicitation of a child and tween the two. At her bond last week, about two weeks after Kevin Macha, 28, was arrested Macha is scheduled to appear in grooming. Prosecutors said the hearing last week, Brown also Braidwood police launched an last month and charged with three court again Tuesday. teen she allegedly abused was not alleged that the two exchanged investigation based on a tip from a counts of possession of child Macha originally is from New a student at the same school where nude photos via text messaging. parent. The parent told a school pornography. Macha was a music Lenox but now lives in Joliet. Chidester until recently worked as He said child pornography resource officer that Chidester teacher at the Reed-Custer district a family/consumer science charges may be added pending had been texting a student about and began directing the American Alicia Fabbre is a freelance reporter.

Aurora man gets 7 years in fatal crash By Clifford Ward Chicago Tribune

An Aurora man was sentenced Friday to seven years in prison for driving drunk when his SUV struck a tree in Naperville, killing the passenger he described as his best friend. At a hearing in DuPage County court, Michael W. Vera, 36, pleaded guilty to aggravated driv- ing under the in- fluence resulting in death for the 2016 crash in which David Dokken, 37, of Au- rora, died. The crash hap- pened about 2:35 a.m. Nov. 23, 2016, Vera on Naper Boule- vard, police said. Vera lost control of the SUV he was driving, The ALICIA FABBRE/FOR THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE vehicle left the road, rolled over Bill Kokaska, right, hands out thank-you cards to Plainfield first responders who took lifesaving action after he had a heart attack in October. and struck a tree. He and Dokken were taken to a hospital, where Dokken died from multiple in- juries, Assistant State’s Attorney Heart attack survivor thanks responders Mike Fisher told Judge Jeffrey MacKay. Cop, fast-food worker field Fire Protection District. defibrillator and medication. “It’s a great thing to see,” said Vera told police that Dokken “Without their training, I Eventually, they were able to get a Plainfield Fire Protection District was the driver, but witnesses lauded for saving life probably wouldn’t be around,” faint pulse. Lt. Pat Murphy. “That’s reward reported seeing Dokken trapped Kokaska said. “You just got directly to what enough.” in the passenger seat in the By Alicia Fabbre Kokaska was at a local McDon- you’ve been trained to do,” said The firefighter/paramedics minutes after the crash, Fisher Chicago Tribune ald’s restaurant on Oct. 12 when Lehmann of his lifesaving ac- who were recognized are Mike said. DNA evidence and video he suffered a major heart attack. tions. Williams, Doug Mullen, Matt taken at a nearby gas station also Surrounded by the people who He had no pulse for eight min- The heart attack resulted in a Deliberto, Brett Piekarski, Joe indicated Vera was driving, the saved his life, Bill Kokaska offered utes, he said. seven-day hospital stay for Broadus and Ed Eddy; lieuten- prosecutor said. a humble note of gratitude. “I had just got a cup of coffee, Kokaska. He is still waiting to ants Pat Murphy, Jared Zubaty While hospitalized, Vera made “I just want to say thank you,” stood up and passed out,” he drive again but has made a full and Chuck Kraft; and Battalion statements implicating himself. the Plainfield man said as the recalled. recovery and now has a pace- Chief Scott Moore. They will be He told a relative, “I killed my best police officer and paramedics At that point, Alexis House, an maker installed. recognized again at the fire dis- friend,” Fisher said. who worked on him stood by. employee for another McDon- “The Lord said it just wasn’t trict’s annual recognition dinner A blood draw taken at the “Your training, knowledge and ald’s who happened to be helping his time,” Kokaska’s mother, in April. hospital indicated that Vera’s persistency saved my life.” out at the Plainfield location that Norma, said. House was not able to attend blood alcohol level was 0.183, Kokaska was on hand this day, rushed over to assist. She was on hand, along with the recognition ceremony, but more than double the legal limit of week when Plainfield police House, a 19-year-old Joliet Kokaska’s wife, son, daughter and Kokaska and his wife visited her 0.08, Fisher said. Vera also had Chief John Konopek presented a West High School graduate, had grandchildren, in Plainfield Mon- at the Shorewood McDonald’s, marijuana in his system, the lifesaving award to Officer Matt taken a CPR course to prepare to day to join him in saying thank where she typically works, to give prosecutor said. Vera will be Lehmann, the first to arrive on enter a nursing program at Joliet you to Lehmann and the para- her flowers. required to serve 85 percent of his the scene. The department also Junior College. She began admin- medics. Though Lehmann has “It opened my eyes,” House sentence with credit for about 20 recognized the McDonald’s em- istering CPR and continued until visited with Kokaska since the said later. “One little thing can months he’s spent in the DuPage ployee who first started CPR on Lehmann arrived. The officer incident, for many of the para- make a big difference.” County jail awaiting trial. Kokaska and the 10 paramedics then took over until paramedics medics Monday was the first time who responded from the Plain- were on hand to take over, using a seeing Kokaska up and about. Alicia Fabbre is a freelancer. Clifford Ward is a freelancer. 2 Cook County judges to return to criminal court bench 1 cleared of gun charge, failed to prove the object on the Claps went before the board video was, in fact, a gun. last month and answered ques- other reassigned for An order from the executive tions for more than an hour and a anger management committee said Claps will not half, said his attorney Thomas hear any cases involving unlawful Breen, who also represented By Megan Crepeau use of a weapon charges. Claps on the weapons charge. Chicago Tribune Claps has been a judge for more Citing confidentiality require- than two decades, including the ments, Breen declined to go into A Cook County judge cleared of last 15 years in the criminal detail about the proceedings but a gun charge and another judge division. He previously worked as said that “after a full grilling and reassigned for anger management the top assistant to the Illinois questioning,” the board notified will both return to the bench at attorney general and as a Cook him it had closed the case. the county’s main criminal court- County prosecutor. Claps is eager to return to the house this month. Hooks was reassigned in Octo- courthouse, Breen said. Even The Circuit Court’s executive ber for reasons never fully ex- without hearing weapons cases, ANTONIO PEREZ/ committee ordered that Judges plained by Chief Judge Timothy the judge will keep busy, he said. CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS 2018 Joseph Claps and William Hooks, Evans’ office. He was referred for “There’s enough cases to go both veterans of the Leighton anger management after allegedly around,” Breen said. Cook County judges William Hooks, left, and Joseph Claps will be re- Criminal Court Building, again acting “in such a manner that Hooks’ attorney, Edward turned to the bench on Jan. 22. take on court assignments on Jan. created a hostile work environ- Washington II, also declined to go 22 for a conditional six-month ment for another judge,” Evans’ into detail about the confidential has served the community ... and is Jackie Wilson, whose conviction period. office said in a statement at the proceedings before the Judicial fair-minded and hardworking, for killing two Chicago cops he Claps was charged with a mis- time. Inquiry Board. and is just ready to put this behind tossed out last summer after demeanor weapons violation in The executive committee’s or- “You can infer that they obvi- him and go forward.” finding that notorious ex-Chicago July after courthouse security der said Hooks’ return will be ously went well for Judge Hooks,” Hooks, a Marine Corps veteran police Cmdr. Jon Burge and his cameras caught what appeared to subject to unspecified conditions he told the Tribune. “He gave a full who had a long career as a civil crew had tortured Wilson into be a gun tumbling out of his jacket to be determined by Evans and and candid explanation.” rights lawyer, took the bench in confessing. in the lobby. He was reassigned to LeRoy Martin Jr., presiding judge Washington also declined to say 2008. The court’s executive commit- administrative duties shortly of the criminal judge. if Hooks had, in fact, received Before his abrupt reassignment, tee is composed of Evans and the afterward. Both judges had their cases counseling for anger manage- he had presided over several presiding judges of the court’s Claps was acquitted at a bench referred to the Judicial Inquiry ment. high-profile cases, including that other various divisions. trial in October when Judge Ed- Board, which investigates allega- “I just think the whole situation of four people charged in a racially ward Burmila — brought in from tions of wrongdoing against has been resolved,” he said. “The tinged beating of a teenager [email protected] Will County — found prosecutors judges. judge, once again, is a good judge, livestreamed on Facebook and Twitter @crepeau 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, January 12, 2019 Judge grants motion for city inspection of R. Kelly’s studio Kelly, from Page 1 swering questions when you’re the Tribune this week. sitting right here?” Kelly has been the subject of city’s request anyway, ordering the As other reporters chimed in increasing scrutiny since the Life- inspection to take place at noon with questions, Sims stood and time documentary series aired Wednesday. smiled. “Have a great weekend this month highlighting stories After court, Kimberly Roberts, everybody!” he said with a wave as from women who accuse him of an attorney for the city’s Law he ducked out of the room. sexual abuse. Department, said a building being Also Friday, the Cook County The singer has long been ac- used for residential purposes re- state’s attorney’s office passed cused of having sexual contact quires smoke detectors and other along to police a tip from an with underage girls. Cook County safety measures that need to be out-of-state caller saying two prosecutors indicted Kelly on inspected. In addition, she said, women were being held against child pornography charges for “there were some allegations that their will at Kelly’s Trump Tower allegedly filming himself having there were some illegal parties” residence, police spokesman An- sex with a girl estimated to be as JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE being held at the property. thony Guglielmi told the Tribune. young as 13, but a jury acquitted The emergency motion to inspect Kelly’s recording studio was sparked “If it was converted, there Patrol officers following up on him of all charges in 2008. by a 311 call. A judge ordered the inspection to take place Wednesday. weren’t any permits submitted to the tip went to Trump Tower and More recently, veteran Chicago the city or any plans to reflect made contact with the singer and music critic and journalist Jim Records show the 8,000- making the alterations. whether things were done cor- a pair of women at the apartment. DeRogatis chronicled allegations square-foot building is currently In a separate suit, the building’s rectly,” Roberts told reporters. The women said they were not that Kelly continued to run a on the market at an asking price of owner, Midwest Commercial “And that’s really our bigger con- being held against their will, so hidden “sex cult” of women ma- just under $4 million. The real Funding LLC, accused Kelly of cern. We don’t know what’s been police determined the allegations nipulated and abused to stay away estate listing states the property is failing to pay rent. Court records going on because we haven’t been were unfounded and left, from the outside world and under “fully rented” with a “high profile show the Cook County judge inside.” Guglielmi said. his control. tenant” paying nearly $23,000 a overseeing that case ordered Kelly A short time later, Sims held a Kelly’s local attorney, Steve The city’s five-page emergency month. this week to pay Midwest almost bizarre news conference at the Greenberg, said the check by motion to inspect Kelly’s Near The first floor has a “fully built $167,000 in back rent. The judge Chicago Temple Building across police supports his vehement de- West Side recording studio was out recording studio, lounge and also allowed the owner to take the street from the Daley Center. nials of the mounting accusations sparked by an anonymous call to full kitchen,” the listing stated. possession of the property but After inviting reporters into a tiny against the singer. the city’s 311 line on Wednesday The lease, made public in court appeared to put a hold on that third-floor conference room, Sims “The police found nothing be- claiming that people were living in records, shows that Kelly was order, the records show. read a vague statement saying his cause there’s nothing wrong,” he the two-story brick building granted permission to “modify the Sims said Friday that the law- clients — whom he never named said. “Those who are all appalled zoned for commercial use. A existing recording studio” to meet suit had been resolved by “an — were cooperating fully with the and up in arms should respect the building inspector went to the his “specific needs.” He also was agreed order,” but he declined to city and that the “specious” allega- fact that police have been there property but was unable to gain allowed under the terms of the provide details. A lawyer repre- tions about the property were and they’ve verified that there’s entry, prompting the city to go to lease to create an “apartment type senting Midwest did not return a untrue. absolutely nothing wrong.” court. area on the second floor,” accord- call seeking comment. When reporters tried to ask After State’s Attorney Kim Foxx The owner could be fined up to ing to the records. questions, Sims said to submit on Tuesday put out a public plea $1,000 per day per violation — However, the lease specifically [email protected] them by email. “But you’re sitting for victims to come forward, her costs that could be passed on to stated that Kelly was responsible [email protected] Kelly if he was in violation of the for complying with “all applicable Twitter @jmetr22b right here!” one television report- office has received dozens of calls Twitter @crepeau er shouted. “Why aren’t you an- about Kelly, a spokeswoman told terms of his lease. laws and building codes” when

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Food stamps, from Page 1 ciation. “We have to be prepared for there to be a bit of a rush.” In anticipation of a sales uptick, the Food Marketing Institute, a trade association representing grocers and food retailers, is urging its members to staff up and stock up for the long weekend that Jan. 20 falls on, especially on perishables like produce that are common purchases through SNAP, said Hannah Walker, direc- tor of government relations of the group. The organization also is urging retailers to educate customers about the early disbursement of SNAP benefits. “We’re all taking very seriously the customer edu- cation side,” Walker said. SNAP, funded through the U.S. Department of Agriculture, helps 38 million low-income Americans purchase food, and the budget stalemate has raised grave con- cerns about food security should the program’s funding be dis- rupted. Though Congress had ap- proved funding for the program only through January, the USDA on Tuesday said benefits would continue through February, thanks to a provision that allows federal agencies to make certain CHRIS SWEDA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE payments up to 30 days after the SZ Food Mart store manager George Cruthird waits for customers at the Englewood store Friday. A sign indicates the store accepts food stamps. Dec. 21 expiration of the budget bill. openings may be delayed or even that was due on December 21,” a for Feeding America. and-pop corner stores. It’s unclear what will happen to canceled, impacting local jobs, spokesperson for the agency’s “We are very worried,” Camp- George Cooper, manager at a the program if the stalemate sales taxes, and local producers Food and Nutrition Services said bell said. corner store in the Englewood continues into March. who supply these stores,” Peter in an emailed statement. “Due to But food banks can’t absorb the neighborhood where he estimates “People are working on that Larkin, president and CEO of the non-response, those stores were demand. For every one meal the 85 percent of customers buy food question,” Dimas told reporters National Grocers Association, removed from the program, per Greater Chicago Food Depository using SNAP, wasn’t aware Friday Friday. “Hopefully, the impasse is wrote in a letter to Congress standard procedure. These stores provides, SNAP provides eight, that SNAP recipients would have cleared up before then.” members urging them to resolve can take steps to update their according to spokesman Greg benefits through February. He was Some 800,000 federal govern- the shutdown. “Simply put, this status once FNS funding is re- Trotter. glad to hear it, as customers have ment workers have been fur- shutdown is hurting Main Street stored and the necessary staff are A major challenge is getting the expressed concern about losing loughed during a partial govern- grocers who are focused on grow- in place to process the applica- shifting information about the food aid — a threat that he says ment shutdown that has dragged ing their businesses and creating tions.” status of SNAP to trickle to would cause chaos in the commu- on for 21 days and counting as new jobs.” Triche, of the Illinois Retail consumers and retailers on short nity. President Donald Trump insists In addition, over 2,500 retailers Merchants Association, said she is notice. “The thought hurts more than on funding for a wall along the whose licenses to accept SNAP reaching out to her group’s mem- “The shutdown has a created a actually doing it,” Cooper said. U.S.-Mexico border and Demo- lapsed just before the shutdown bership to find out whether the remarkably fluid situation for Sami Deffala, owner of Morgan crats refuse. started have been unable to get shutdown has affected any retail- SNAP retailers and families,” said Mini Mart in Englewood, said he Federal employees furloughed them reauthorized because the ers’ licenses locally, though no one Anna Ready, director of govern- has noticed customers shopping include about 95 percent of USDA team that handles reauthoriza- has contacted her about it yet. ment relations at the National less because they are nervous staff, according to the agency’s tions hasn’t been working. As furloughed workers missed Association of Convenience their aid will have to stretch web site, and the shuttered offices USDA declined to provide the their first paychecks Friday, Di- Stores. further. affect food programs in numerous locations of the affected stores but mas expressed concern that their “NACS is relaying any informa- “They are being prudent and ways. noted that 99 percent of SNAP families may soon join the ranks tion we receive from USDA to our cautious about what they’re buy- For example, retailers that wish retailers are able to accept benefits facing food insecurity. He urged retailers promptly, and recognize ing,” Deffala said. “It has made to obtain new SNAP licenses, as usual. No additional retailers people in that situation to seek that the staff at USDA are doing business slower because they either because they are brand new will be added or removed during help through the Greater Chicago their best to keep us apprised of don’t know if their benefits will stores or are transferring owner- the lapse in appropriations, the Food Depository, part of a net- developments.” come on next month or the month ship of a store, are out of luck agency said. work of food banks. But not all retailers that accept after that.” because no one is around to “There is a small percentage of Food banks have been prepar- SNAP are members of trade asso- process their applications. stores that failed to complete a ing for increased demand, said ciations that can disseminate in- [email protected] “Business deals for new store required reauthorization process Robert Campbell, policy director formation, including many mom- Twitter @alexiaer

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Trump dials down emergency call As shutdown drags, think it might be a bad precedent.” he waffles on move Trump has told advisers even allies wary of he believes the fight for the wall — even if it never yields By John Wagner, the requested funding — is a Erica Werner political win for him. and Josh Dawsey But some of his outside The Washington Post advisers have urged him to declare a national emer- WASHINGTON — Presi- gency, believing it would dent Donald Trump on Fri- have two benefits: First, it day threw cold water on the would allow him to claim idea of immediately declar- that he was the one to act to ing a national emergency to reopen the government. build a wall on the U.S.- Second, inevitable legal Mexico border, reversing challenges would send the days of signals that he might matter to court, allowing soon declare the emergency Trump to continue the fight amid a protracted standoff for the wall — and excite his with Democrats over a par- supporters — while not tial shutdown of the federal closing the government or government. requiring him to start con- “What we’re not looking struction. to do right now is national Many Democrats say emergency,” he said Friday they have little reason to afternoon, surrounded by give into Trump’s demand law enforcement officials at for border wall funding a White House roundtable. since winning the House in “I’m not going to do it so the midterm elections. fast.” JACQUELYN MARTIN/AP “The American people The president has said President Donald Trump, center left, leads a roundtable discussion Friday on border security with local leaders. gave us the majority based for days he might declare a on our comprehensive ap- national emergency to ex- receive back pay when the On Friday, there were no uproar in Puerto Rico, sort of emergency declara- proach to this problem and pedite construction of the government reopens. signs of serious negotia- which is still rebuilding, and tion. Republican Sen. Lind- they rejected President wall — and his adminis- The bill, which was ap- tions, and leaders of both appeared to lose steam Fri- sey Graham of South Car- Trump’s,” said Rep. Debbie tration has asked agencies proved 411-7 and passed the chambers announced no day. olina, who met with the Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla. to begin preparations. Senate on Thursday, now plans to meet before Mon- Other possibilities in- president on Friday, took to While the emergency But he has gotten sharp goes to Trump for his signa- day. cluded tapping asset forfei- Twitter afterward to urge: declaration has been floated pushback, even from Re- ture. All those who opposed With polls showing ture funds, including money “Mr. President, Declare a as way to end the standoff publicans, at the notion of it were Republicans. Trump getting most of the seized by the Department of national emergency NOW. between Trump and con- declaring such an emer- The House also passed blame for the shutdown, the Justice from drug kingpins, Build a wall NOW.” gressional Democrats, Rep. gency. His lawyers have another bill that would re- administration accelerated according to a congres- But the notion of declar- Mark Meadows, R-N.C, privately warned that he open more shuttered gov- planning to try to get sional Republican not au- ing a national emergency to who speaks frequently with could be on shaky footing ernment departments — but around Congress and fund thorized to speak publicly bypass Congress has di- the president, said such a with such a move, accord- it was already declared dead the wall from existing about private conversa- vided Republicans, some of move would not necessarily ing to people familiar with on arrival in the GOP- sources of federal revenue. tions. whom see it as an encroach- end the partial shutdown. the discussions. controlled Senate because The White House ex- The White House also ment on congressional au- “They’re two separate The House broke for the of a veto threat from Trump. plored diverting money for was eyeing military con- thority. things, and I can tell you weekend Friday, ensuring The bill passed 240-179, wall construction from a struction funds, another po- “I think the president that everybody who thinks that the partial government with 10 Republicans joining range of other accounts. litically difficult choice be- should not do it,” Sen. the national emergency shutdown would become all Democrats in the cham- One idea considered was cause the money would be Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, declaration would actually the longest in U.S. history. ber supporting it. diverting some of the $13.9 diverted from a backlog of told reporters Friday. “I end the shutdown, those The Democratic-led About 800,000 workers billion allocated to the hundreds of projects at think as a member of Con- two don’t necessarily go House held its final votes of missed a paycheck Friday as Army Corps of Engineers bases around the U.S. gress I ought to be very hand in hand,” he said. the week Friday, including the impasse between after last year’s deadly hur- Despite Trump’s go-slow selfish about the constitu- on a measure to ensure that Trump and Democrats ricanes and floods. message, momentum grew tional powers that we have Associated Press contrib- furloughed federal workers stretched into its 21st day. That option triggered an in some corners for some to appropriate money. I uted. Withdrawal from Syria is underway: U.S. official Military cargo has been removed, but troops remain By Philip Issa and Zeina Karam Associated Press

BAGHDAD — After days of conflicting statements about a timeline for Presi- dent Donald Trump’s deci- sion to withdraw American BORIS GRDANOSKI/AP forces from Syria, a U.S. Hundreds of Macedonian opposition supporters protest the change peacefully in front of defense official said Friday parliament for a third day, demanding early elections and the dissolution of parliament. the process has begun with the removal of some mili- TURKISH DEFENSE MINISTRY/AP tary cargo. Hulusi Akar, defense minister of Turkey, arrives for a meet- The official said the ing on Friday in southeastern Turkey. Macedonia OKs deal to movement of equipment is part of what the military calls a “deliberate with- U.S. National Security Ad- waves across the region call self North Macedonia drawal” from Syria, where viser John Bolton said and prompted a flurry of some 2,000 troops have American troops will not criticism from some of his Vote paves way to deal was a “tough” but tweet Friday that the agree- been working with a coali- leave northeastern Syria generals and national secu- necessary decision for his ment is “an important con- tion of Syrian Kurdish and until IS is defeated and rity advisers. It led to the NATO and better country. The vote followed tribution to a stable and Arab fighters to defeat the American-allied Kurdish resignation of U.S. Defense ties with Greece intense negotiations be- prosperous region.” remnants of the Islamic fighters are protected, sig- Minister James Mattis and tween Zaev’s center-left The West sees Mace- State group. naling a slowdown in the top U.S. envoy to the By Konstantin coalition and some opposi- donia’s NATO accession as The official, who spoke Trump’s initial order for a anti-IS coalition. It also led Testorides and tion lawmakers, who had a key step toward limiting on condition of anonymity rapid withdrawal. to major criticism that the Nicholas Paphitis initially agreed to back the Russian influence in the to discuss details that have The Britain-based Syr- U.S. was abandoning its Associated Press agreement but raised last- region. For the agreement not yet been publicly an- ian Observatory for Human local Kurdish allies amid minute objections. to come into effect, nounced, provided no Rights, which monitors the Turkish threats of an immi- SKOPJE, Macedonia — “A better deal could not Greece’s parliament must numbers, but said the conflict in Syria through a nent attack. Macedonia late Friday ful- be reached, and without an now convene in coming equipment withdrawal is network of activists on the Bolton, on a visit to the filled its part of a historic agreement with Greece weeks to ratify it — a tricky underway and that an un- ground, said the withdraw- region this week, said the deal that will pave its way there will be no NATO and task for Greek Prime Min- specified number of addi- al began Thursday night. It U.S. pullout was condi- to NATO membership and European Union (member- ister Alexis Tsipras who tional U.S. troops have been said a convoy of about 10 tional on defeating ISIS normalize relations with ship),” Zaev said. faces strong opposition to brought into Syria to assist armored vehicles, in addi- and guarantees Kurds neighboring Greece, after The agreement on the agreement from his with the process, including tion to some trucks, pulled would be protected. His lawmakers approved con- changing the name comes junior coalition partner. by providing additional se- out from Syria’s northeast- statements appeared to stitutional changes to re- after a 27-year dispute with Tsipras spoke with Zaev curity. ern town of Rmeilan into contradict those earlier name the country North Greece, which complained on Friday to congratulate Hours earlier, Col. Sean Iraq. ones by Trump. Secretary Macedonia. that this small, landlocked him after the vote, the Ryan, spokesman for the Ilham Ahmed, a senior of State Mike Pompeo, who The move was hailed by country calling itself Mace- Greek prime minister’s of- U.S.-led coalition fighting Kurdish politician, said the is on a tour of the region, NATO and the European donia implied claims on fice said. the Islamic State group, Kurds are aware of the U.S. has also sought to reassure Union, which had lobbied Greece’s own territory and Hundreds of Mace- said “the process of our beginning the withdrawal, the Kurds they will be safe heavily for Macedonia to cultural heritage. Mace- donian opposition support- deliberate withdrawal from describing it as “America’s after U.S. troops withdraw. back the agreement despite donian leaders denied that. ers protested peacefully in Syria” has started. He said decision.” “These have been folks strong criticism from the The deal encountered front of parliament for a the U.S. would not discuss a She added that the peace that have fought with us country’s main opposition strong opposition on both third day, demanding early specific timeline, locations and stability of areas U.S. and it’s important that we party, and by Greece’s sides of the border, with elections and the dissolu- or troop movements out of forces withdraw from do everything we can to prime minister who has critics on each side saying it tion of parliament. They concern for operational se- “must be guaranteed,” in- ensure that those folks that invested heavily in the deal. offered too many conces- greeted the vote result with curity. cluding by putting an end fought with us are pro- All 81 Macedonian law- sions to the other side. cries of “traitors.” There has been confu- to the Turkish threats and tected,” Pompeo said. makers present for the par- NATO leader Jens Conservative opposition sion over plans to imple- fully eradicating the Islam- After initially tweeting liamentary vote backed the Stoltenberg said the alli- leader Hristjan Mickoski ment Trump’s pullout or- ic State group and its about the decision to bring constitutional amend- ance strongly supports the accused Zaev’s govern- der and threats from Tur- sleeper cells. back U.S. troops “now,” ments. The remaining 39 full implementation of the ment of “blackmailing” key to attack the Kurdish There are 2,000 Ameri- Trump this week said “we opposition lawmakers in agreement, under which lawmakers. Mickoski told fighters, who Ankara views can troops in Syria. will be leaving at a proper the 120-seat house stayed Greece will lift its objec- reporters the constitutional as terrorists because of Trump’s abrupt decision in pace while at the same time away in protest. tions to Macedonia joining changes were approved their ties to insurgents December to pull them out, continuing to fight ISIS and Prime Minister Zoran NATO and the EU. against the desires of the within Turkey. declaring in a tweet the doing all else that is pru- Zaev told lawmakers the Stoltenberg said in a Macedonian people. Earlier this week, the defeat of ISIS, sent shock- dent and necessary!” Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, January 12, 2019 7

NEWS BRIEFING Court says Staff and news services Ginsburg has no cancer Mexico deploys 4,000 troops, remaining copters against pipeline theft WASHINGTON — Tests revealed that Justice MEXICO CITY — Mex- recently. Ruth Bader Ginsburg has ican President Andres Long lines continued at no additional cancer fol- Manuel Lopez Obrador gas stations in Mexico City lowing her surgery in De- said Friday he has ordered and outlying states Friday cember, and no further helicopters and 4,000 as tanker trucks struggled treatment is needed, the troops to guard the na- to supply fuel normally Supreme Court an- tion’s pipelines and fuel delivered through pipe- nounced Friday. depots in an offensive lines. “Justice Ginsburg will against massive fuel theft. Most Mexicans under- continue to work from The helicopters are stood the need to crack home next week and will watching for organized down on $3 billion per participate in the consid- gangs that drill illegal taps year in fuel thefts, but eration and decision of the into underground ducts patience was wearing cases on the basis of the carrying gasoline and thin. MOHAMED ABDIWAHAB/GETTY-AFP briefs and the transcripts diesel. Lopez Obrador or- “We are asking for peo- Desperate search: People attempt to salvage items from the smoldering debris Friday of oral arguments,” court dered key pipelines shut ple’s understanding,” after a fire broke out overnight and swept through Bakara, the largest open-air market in spokeswoman Kathleen down after thefts soared Lopez Obrador said. Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu. There was no word from officials regarding the death toll. Arberg said in a statement. Ginsburg had surgery Dec. 21 for two malignant nodules in her left lung, Rookie California cop is shot, the 85-year-old justice’s Report: FBI probed if Trump third bout with cancer. killed in ambush at crash scene This week, for the first time since she joined the DAVIS, Calif. — A 22- partment said Friday. secretly worked for Russia court in 1993, she missed a year-old police officer on Police said Officer round of oral arguments. the job only a few weeks Natalie Corona was am- WASHINGTON — Law tential threat to national Comey’s May 2017 firing, Ginsburg is the oldest was shot and killed by a bushed by a gunman on a enforcement officials be- security, and they also specifically two instances member of the court, and suspect who opened fire bicycle shot after respond- came so concerned by Pres- sought to determine in which he seemed to tie the longest-serving mem- as she was investigating a ing alone to a traffic acci- ident Donald Trump’s be- whether Trump was delib- Comey’s ousting to the ber of the court’s four- three-car crash, author- dent Thursday evening in havior in the days after he erately working for Russia Russia investigation, member liberal wing. ities in Northern Cali- the city west of Sacra- fired FBI Director James or had unintentionally helped trigger the counter- fornia said. mento. Comey that they began been influenced by Mos- intelligence part of the in- The suspect, who has One of the drivers in the investigating whether he cow. vestigation. not been identified, was crash, Christian Pascual, had been working for Rus- The Times reports that Robert Mueller took Saudi woman: Rahaf later found dead inside a 25, told the Sacramento sia against U.S. interests, FBI agents and some top over the investigation Mohammed Alqunun, 18, home with a self-inflicted Bee that the shooter ap- The New York Times re- officials became suspicious when he was appointed who said she was abused gunshot wound following peared to have been a ported Friday. of Trump’s ties to Russia special counsel soon after by her family and feared a short standoff with offi- bystander who fired from The report cites un- during the 2016 presi- Comey’s firing. The overall for her life if deported cers, the Davis Police De- behind him. named former law enforce- dential campaign but didn’t investigation is looking into back home to Saudi Ara- ment officials and others launch an investigation at Russian election interfer- bia, left Thailand on Fri- familiar with the investiga- that time because they wer- ence and whether Trump’s day night for Canada, tion. en’t sure how to approach campaign coordinated which has granted her The inquiry forced such a sensitive and impor- with Russians. The Times asylum, officials said. Woman sought in death of counterintelligence inves- tant probe, according to the says it’s unclear whether She had fled her family Nev. manicurist found in Ariz. tigators to evaluate sources. But Trump’s be- Mueller is still pursuing the while visiting Kuwait and whether Trump was a po- havior in the days around counterintelligence angle. flew to Bangkok. LAS VEGAS — A 21- extradition to Las Vegas year-old woman sought where Whipple was for almost two weeks by sought in a warrant on authorities in Las Vegas murder and robbery In Europe, 21 deaths deemed weather-related Hat in the ring: Demo- after allegedly skipping charges in the killing of cratic Rep. Tulsi Gabbard out on a $35 manicure and Ngoc Nguyen, 51. BELGRADE, Serbia — land spent Friday shoveling were killed in an avalanche of Hawaii has announced using a stolen car to run Police said Whipple Heavy snow paralyzed out hip-deep snow after a in southwest Bulgaria’s that she is running for over and kill a manicurist tried to pay for her mani- much of Europe for yet 330-yard-wide avalanche Pirin Mountains. president in 2020. has been arrested in Ari- cure with a fraudulent another day, cutting off smashed through the ho- A snowplow driver died Gabbard, a 37-year-old zona, police said Friday. credit card Dec. 29 before mountain villages, sparking tel’s windows Thursday. Friday in Germany after his Iraq War veteran and the Krystal Whipple was telling Nguyen that she avalanches like one that In all, at least 21 weather- vehicle toppled into an icy first Hindu elected to taken into custody in the was going to her car to get crashed into a Swiss hotel related deaths have been river, while an electrical Congress, said in a CNN Phoenix suburb of Glen- cash, then drove away, and killing at least four reported in Europe in the worker in Albania suffered interview slated to air Sat- dale, authorities said. killing Nguyen as she more people Friday. last 10 days. a fatal heart attack while urday night that she will Las Vegas police said stood in front of of the Workers at the Hotel The Bulgarian Red Cross repairing damaged power formally announce her prosecutors will seek her vehicle as it accelerated. Saentis in eastern Switzer- said two snowboarders lines. candidacy next week.

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and the independently elected three-member Cabinet granted a pardon to four African-American men accused of raping a white woman nearly 70 years ago. The posthumous par- dons were granted Friday for the men — Charles Greenlee, Walter Irvin, Samuel Shepherd and TORI SCHNEIDER/TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT Ernest Thomas — known Carol Greenlee, daughter of Charles Greenlee, hugs Rep. as the Groveland Four. Bobby Dubose after her father was pardoned Friday. JAY JANNER/AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN The Lake County men Texas State Rep. Eric Johnson of Dallas says he’s unsure if the removal of a Confederate were accused of the 1949 After the U.S. Supreme later. Greenlee was paroled plaque near his office at the state Capitol will lead to others being removed. rape under dubious cir- Court ordered a new trial in in 1960 and died in 2012. cumstances. Three of the 1951, a sheriff shot Irvin In 2017, the House and men were arrested and and Shepherd, claiming the Senate voted unanimously severely beaten; Thomas, handcuffed men were try- to formally apologize to the Confederate plaque in fled. He was hunted down ing to escape. men’s families and asked by a posse of about 1,000 Shepherd died. then-Gov. Rick Scott to men and shot more than Irvin was paroled in 1968 pardon them. 400 times. and found dead in his car He took no action. De- Texas set to be removed The others were con- while returning to Lake Santis replaced Scott as victed. County for a funeral a year governor Tuesday. Capitol marker tionalist rally in Charlottes- Board is governed by Texas’ ville, Va., that led to the three most powerful Re- said slavery not removal of a string of such publicans — Abbott, Lt. Civil War cause monuments nationwide. Gov. Dan Patrick and newly But Abbott and state chosen House Speaker By Paul J. Weber leaders resisted acting on Dennis Bonnen. They Associated Press similar calls in Texas, and voted to remove the plaque the governor made no com- with no discussion and left AUSTIN, Texas — Texas ment after Friday’s vote. without speaking to about a Gov. Greg Abbott agreed Texas Republicans had dozen reporters in the Friday to remove a plaque been resolute after the room. in the state Capitol that Charlottesville rally that None of their offices rejects slavery as the under- tearing down Confederate immediately returned mes- WE OFFER VERY ATTRACTIVE INTEREST RATES/ANNUAL lying cause of the Civil War, markers wouldn’t change sages for comment. PERCENTAGE YIELDS (APY) FOR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS bending after years of re- history, but pressure inten- The only other law- sistance by state Republi- sified after a black law- maker on the board was can leaders in the face of maker from Dallas began Republican state Rep. Jeff Chicago Branch Confederate monuments condemning the plaque Leach, who tweeted after falling nationwide. that hangs near his Capitol the meeting: “The plaque 19 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 200, Chicago, IL – 60603 A unanimous vote by the office as historically inde- should never have been Tel: 312-621-1200 (Ext. 255-212-252) State Preservation Board, fensible. installed — and it has been which Abbott chairs, or- Dallas state Rep. Eric there for far too long. We Website: www.sbichicago.com dered the removal of the Johnson appeared unsure celebrate because today is 60-year-old plaque that after Friday’s vote whether the day that ends.” pledges to teach “the truths efforts to remove other The plaque was first * of history,” adding that “one Confederate symbols at the hung in 1959. It remained TERM APY INTEREST RATE of the most important of Texas Capitol would be- mounted to a wall next to a 5 YEARS 3.45% 3.40% which is that the war be- come easier. staircase in the Capitol af- tween the states was not a “Why shouldn’t we be ter the vote, and it was 3 YEARS 3.25% 3.20% rebellion, nor was its able to talk about the unclear when it would be 2 YEARS 3.09% 3.05% underlying cause to sustain monuments on the Capitol removed. slavery.” grounds or anything else,” In 2000, then-Gov. 1 YEAR 2.85% 2.81% The plaque is among Johnson said. “I don’t think George W. Bush’s adminis- 15 MONTHS# 2.89% 2.85% nearly a dozen Confederate it’s a conversation we tration removed two Con- markers in and around the should be afraid to have, federate memorial plaques *APYs are accurate as of December 19, 2018 and subject to change anytime. Contact your banker Texas Capitol. It’s the first not in 2019 in America, in in the state Supreme Court at 312-621-1200 for current APYs. Minimum balance required to open CD and to earn the Annual slated to come down since Texas.” building following pressure Percentage Yield (APY) is $2,500. Penalty will be imposed for early withdrawal. We offer additional from the Texas NAACP. 10 bps interest for CDs of senior citizens (aged 60 years and above) for tenor of 1 year and above. the deadly 2017 white na- The State Preservation # - Senior citizen rate is not applicable. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, January 12, 2019 9 BUSINESS

Boeing’s deal with Embraer gets Brazil’s OK By Vinicius Andrade Bloomberg News

Embraer shares rose as much as 10 percent on Friday, the most intraday in more than a year, after the Brazilian government announced it won’t veto the deal with Boeing Co., giving its approval for two joint ventures. President Jair Bolsonaro said yester- day on Twitter that it became clear that the country’s interests and sovereignty HARRIS ARCHITECTS RENDERING were safeguarded. Also, the union Chicago-based Logistics Property Co. announced plans to create a transportation and distribution center dubbed LogiPark 57-80. doesn’t oppose the process moving forward, Bolsonaro wrote after a meet- ing with representatives for the min- istries of Defense, Science, Foreign Country Club Hills outlet mall site Affairs and Economy. Chicago-based Boeing is seeking to buy a majority stake in Embraer’s commercial aircraft and services opera- to become shipping logistics hub tions for $4.2 billion. The joint venture would give Boeing By Robert Channick busy interstates within 25 miles of Chicago 10 years, Martell said. It is one of 10 logistics 80 percent ownership of those opera- Chicago Tribune made the Country Club Hills location ideal. centers in varying stages of development tions, with Embraer owning the remain- The project was also bolstered by $29 across the U.S. in the company’s inaugural ing stake. For more than a decade, south suburban million in tax increment financing from year. Boeing would have operational and Country Club Hills waited for an outlet mall Cook County, which the developer will Martell said similar sites bring 250 to 300 management control of the company. to spring up on vacant farmland near share with Country Club Hills. jobs to the business parks and the commu- Embraer would keep consent rights for Interstate 57 and Interstate 80. “It’s going to be great for the city, great for nities where they are located. some decisions, such as the transfer of That never happened. residents, because it’s going to create jobs,” For Country Club Hills, attracting new operations from Brazil. But in what may be a sign of the times, a Country Club Hills Mayor James Ford said. business has been a challenge, in part A second joint venture between the new developer has stepped in to build For years, an electronic billboard on the because of higher taxes in Cook County, companies would promote and develop something more reflective of the retail site promised the arrival of Chicagoland Ford said. new markets for the multimission me- economy in the digital age: a logistics hub. Outlets, which Country Club Hills hoped “We’re pretty close to Will County just dium airlift KC-390. Chicago-based Logistics Property Co. would be a regional magnet for shoppers south of us, and we’re pretty close to Indiana, In a joint statement, both companies acquired the 102-acre site and announced and adjacent development. so most businesses want to go where they said their deal’s conclusion now will be plans this week to create a transportation and The mall project, led by Chicago-based can get a better tax break,” he said. subject to shareholder and regulatory distribution center dubbed LogiPark 57-80. Capri Capital Partners, was announced in Ford, who began his first term as mayor approvals. The completion of the trans- “It’s the evolution of retail,” Aaron 2007. Then came the Great Recession, and in 2015, said an outlet mall may have action is expected by the end of 2019, Martell, executive vice president at Logis- then came the age of Amazon. brought more revenue, visitors and adja- they said. tics Property said Thursday. “Something A leasing brochure posted online in 2016 cent development, but given the recent BTG Pactual reiterated its buy rating that was viewed as a strategic location for by Craig Realty Group, a California-based exits of Carson’s and Sears at the nearby for Embraer’s American depository re- shopping is now a strategic location for mall development partner, touted tenants Orland Square Mall in Orland Park, logistics ceipts after the Brazilian government’s distribution of those goods direct to the such as Columbia Sportswear, H&M and may portend a brighter future for Country decision. The bank said the firm’s ADR is consumer.” Wetzel’s Pretzels. But Chicagoland Outlets Club Hills. worth at least $30 — assuming the deal is The $75 million to $100 million two- never broke ground, and Capri sold the land “I think (the outlet mall) would have concluded. phase development is set to break ground in to Logistics Property on Dec. 20 for $7.1 been better for the town, but given the retail “Although odds of approval were the spring. Plans include four distribution million, according to Cook County property markets nowadays — everybody is ordering already considered high, this is still warehouses totaling 1.4 million square feet. records. online — retail is not doing as well as it did in positive news as it is a major milestone,” No tenants have yet signed up, but A Capri spokeswoman declined to com- the past,” Ford said. BTG Pactual analysts Renato Mimica Martell said he is confident demand for ment beyond confirming the sale. and Samuel Alves wrote in a note. space will be strong. Logistics Property is planning to own the [email protected] Martell said finding a large parcel by two Country Club Hills site for the next seven to Twitter @RobertChannick The Associated Press contributed.

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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Stressed cops need resources Why Trump’s pullout from In “Spike in cops seeking mental health help” (Jan. 8), the Tribune highlighted the woefully inadequate treatment resources available to serve this highly stres- Syria puts America at risk sed population through the Chicago Police Depart- ment’s employee assistance program. While your arti- The pullout of U.S. troops from cle portrays the increase in professional staff to 10 as a Syria has begun. How long will it remedy, the Psychotherapy Action Network (PsiAN), take? What measures will be taken to which weighed in on the proposed consent decree in ensure Islamic State doesn’t make a August, described this increase as “minimal at best.” comeback? Will U.S.-allied Syrian If CPD is truly dedicated to culture change, as the Kurdish fighters be safeguarded? No decree prescribes, then there will be more officers one knows. Clarity isn’t defining this seeking more in-depth treatment, and more attention process — confusion is. paid to the needs of professionals to receive adequate The Pentagon’s announcement of support themselves to avoid secondary trauma, which the withdrawal’s start comes days requires adjustment in their time allocation. Further, as after President Donald Trump’s PsiAN has noted in its petition to the American Psy- national security adviser, John chological Association, post-traumatic stress disorder Bolton, reassured the West that U.S. often requires extensive treatment beyond short-term troops would not leave Syria until offerings. the job is done of finishing off re- The tendency to minimize the effects of both cata- maining pockets of Islamic State strophic events and ongoing trauma is endemic, both in fighters. And not until the U.S. got an police departments and in our culture, and leads to assurance from Turkey that it would repetitive cycles of violence, intergenerational trans- not unleash an offensive against mission of trauma and an incapacity on the part of Syrian Kurdish fighters, the West’s well-meaning officers to serve the public in difficult best weapon against Islamic State, or situations in which de-escalation skills can save lives. ISIS, in Syria. If real culture change is not created at CPD, we can Bolton’s remarks were aimed at predict the ongoing mutual terrorization of police per- tempering Trump’s eye-popping DELIL SOULEIMAN/GETTY-AFP 2018 sonnel and those they have sworn to serve. declaration Trn December that his American forces were sent to Syria to do a job. But the job isn’t finished. — Nancy Burke, Evanston administration had finished off Is- lamic State, and that he was ordering Kurdish fighting contingent. Turkey has the ability or desire to launch the withdrawal of all 2,000 U.S. regards Syrian Kurdish forces as counterterrorism missions against Confront roots of gun violence soldiers from Syria within 30 days. terrorists because it sees them as Islamic State fighters. Nobody sensible condones the gun violence plaguing That announcement stunned Ameri- allied with the Kurdistan Workers’ No one would argue with Trump’s Chicago’s streets, yet few Voice of the People contrib- can allies and many in Washington Party, which for years has been wag- underlying goal to get American utors urging crackdowns show any grasp of the causes who know the peril of leaving Syria ing an insurgency against Turkey. troops out of Syria. American forces fostering such disregard for human life. It’s time we all prematurely. But more than any other entity, Syr- were sent there to do a job. And stopped pretending cause-and-effect can be ignored. Exiting Syria rashly, without long- ian Kurdish fighters helped rout when that job is finished, they Areas with the most gunplay have been most subjected term plans for the region, leaves a Islamic State from its de facto Syrian should come home. That’s true for to systematic disinvestment and benign neglect born of, Middle East hot spot to two coun- capital, Raqqa, and shrink the ISIS any theater of conflict in any era. yes, latent and overt racism as detailed in 1968 in the tries long established as hostile to footprint in Syria. That makes them a But in Syria, the job isn’t finished. Kerner Report. American interests — Russia and force to protect, not abandon. Pulling troops out with unjustified The authors of that report connected the dots that Iran. Both Moscow and Tehran are Trump decided to pull American haste won’t just mean an assignment many letter writers feign ignorance of. It is visible in strongly allied with Syria’s despotic troops out of Syria after talking on the unfinished. It will embolden hostile Chicago’s history of housing segregation, inadequate leader, Bashar Assad. The Kremlin, phone with Turkish President Recep countries like Russia, Iran and Assad- schools and curricula in black areas, low expectations which for years coveted a foothold in Tayyip Erdogan. One outcome of that controlled Syria, and create space for and job discrimination, which produce the desperation the region to counter U.S. influence call was an intent to outsource Ameri- a potential Islamic State rebirth. It that foments gang activity supporting itself by illegal there, now has it. For Iran, Syria ca’s fight against the Islamic State to will make the region more dangerous pursuits, which eventually include mayhem. provides ample space to train and Turkey, the same country bent on and problematic for an than it is now. America prevented lawless chaos in a conquered grow Tehran’s Shiite foreign fighter annihilating the one fighting force in An Islamic terrorist force in ascend- Germany in the rubble of World War II by funding the network, which it uses in proxy Syria that did the most damage to ance presents a direct threat to Marshall Plan with $12 billion to enable rebuilding. conflicts throughout the Middle Islamic State. As many as 30,000 ISIS Americans and American soil. Unfortunately, the blinders of latent and active rac- East. fighters may still be at large in Syria Trump wants the troops to come ism have so far prevented a domestic Marshall Plan to Trump’s decision also allows and neighboring Iraq. According to home. Fine, when the conditions are replace desperation with hope in parts of our cities America’s most nettlesome NATO the New York Times, Pentagon offi- right. That includes making certain redlined and forgotten until the next shooting that ally, Turkey, to attack the Syrian cials are deeply skeptical that Turkey Islamic State is dead and buried. terrorizes the locals even more than people in quiet neighborhoods. Our West Side has been blighted since 1968. So the vicious cycle continues, to everyone’s disad- vantage as seen in the hidden costs to taxpayers of WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING unpaid lifesaving medical intervention, policing, courts, incarceration, welfare, etc., not to mention the attend- There’s a narrow path for Trump to eke out a re- While the NATO alliance is built not only on a com- ant widespread societal anxieties and bad publicity. election with a base-first strategy, and Senate Republi- mon threat but also on common values, most alliances The consequences are inseparable from the causes. cans are favored to hold their majority under the cur- throughout history have been based on mutual needs, Lament the one? Then lobby for coming to terms with rent political trajectory. But unless suburban voters not mutual love. the other. dramatically change their views of Trump in the next The pre-World War I Triple Entente included demo- — Ted Z. Manuel, Chicago two years — a fanciful scenario, given how hardened cratic Britain and France alongside a repressive, author- public opinion is — the Democrats’ House majority itarian Russian Empire. Their shared fear of a rising looks awfully sturdy for the next election. Germany sufficed to bring them together. New year predictions for city, state At first glance, a Republican comeback doesn’t look all China and Russia are different in many respects, but Making predictions for Chicago and Illinois is easy. that difficult. In the next Congress, there will be 31 so were Britain and Russia in the early 1900s. The people voted for the same Democratic politicians Democrats in the House representing districts that Despite past animosities and cultural differences, who will do the same things, producing the same re- Trump carried in 2016. Republicans will need to net 18 today’s China and Russia share authoritarian rule sults. There will be more corruption, more taxes, higher seats to win the majority — a smaller hurdle than Demo- (though China’s is notably stricter) and resentment of debt, more shootings and more people moving out. crats faced at the beginning of last cycle. Only three Re- what they see as U.S. efforts at military containment, if — Robert C. Lemke, Joliet publicans are left in districts Hillary Clinton carried. All not encirclement, and overt and covert political attacks told, Republicans will be playing a whole lot of offense. on their systems of government. … Of course, neither But look deeper into the demography of the Trump- Moscow or Beijing is currently discussing formal mutu- Same ol’, same ol’ friendly seats, and they’re not as favorable to Republi- al security obligations. But there is more and more talk Watching Mike Madigan’s re-election as the speaker cans as they look. Of the 31 Trump-district Democrats, of a political, economic and military partnership be- of the Illinois House, a post he has held for an astonish- 20 of them represent predominantly suburban districts tween the two nations. … ing 30-plus years, brings to mind an old quote: “Insanity where Trump’s toxicity was a major reason that the Ignoring possible Sino-Russian cooperation against is doing the same thing over and over again and expect- districts flipped. Republicans may be able to win back a the U.S., and the factors that can exacerbate it, could be ing different results.” Good luck and Godspeed, Illinois. few of the most conservative seats and benefit from the very costly. … There is no path to responsible policy- — Mike Rice, Chicago inevitable freshman flubs, but will have a tough time making that does not begin with understanding and changing the national dynamic that propelled so many accounting for the unintended consequences of con- suburban Democrats to victory. fronting two great powers simultaneously. Trump should pay for wall Josh Kraushaar, National Journal Dimitri K. Simes, The National Interest To end the bickering in Washington, I suggest Presi- dent Donald Trump fund the wall himself. For a man of his means, it would be a drop in the bucket. Our great nation has other business to conduct. Let’s EDITORIAL CARTOON get on with it. — Judith Jacobson, Glen Ellyn Transgender people in military I am a Republican who supports transgender rights, but I disagree with allowing transgender people to enter the military during transition. Between hormone imbalance and psychological struggles, the military is not the right setting for a person in transition. A soldier needs to be battle-ready and in the rightest state of mind. I have worked with transgender people, and there are many years of heartbreaking struggle as they journey toward their own destiny and identity. The military is not the place to do this. I highly respect Jennifer Pritzker (“I’m a transgender Republican, but my party is marginalizing me out of existence,” Jan. 10), but if she were to be honest, her own journey was not easy and she did not transition during service to our country. I applaud her bravery but dispute her course of thinking. We cannot afford to spend countless hours of counseling and hundreds of thousands of federal dollars on the surgery. It simply makes no sense. The entire purpose of the military is to serve and protect. A person in transition is simply not physically or psychologically capable of doing this. — Victoria Juster, Long Grove

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ANALYSIS sion is scheduled to consider a revised Lincoln Yards plan, pre- sumably tailored to address Hop- kins’ objections, at its Jan. 24 Latest Lincoln meeting. “It’s been close to a year now, and we still haven’t seen a de- tailed plan for how they (Sterling Bay) are going to do this,” said Yards twist only club owner Bruce Finkelman, who owns multiple venues in- cluding the Empty Bottle and Thalia Hall. “Why would you raises anxiety consider pushing something like this through when the people By Greg Kot “People are saying they killed who are going to be affected by it Chicago Tribune the entertainment district, but all haven’t even seen a plan of ex- that it (Hopkins’ statement) actly what this involves?” Chicago’s music community, means is the venues won’t be in CIVL members says they re- skeptical from the start about a $5 one mega-mall building and main focused on their original billion Lincoln Yards makeover owned by Live Nation,” said goal: putting the brakes on the that would include an entertain- Robert Gomez, a club owner ERIN HOOLEY/CHICAGO TRIBUNE project until a new city adminis- ment district run by Live Nation, (Subterranean, Beat Kitchen) Music club owners remain skeptical about the new Lincoln Yards devel- tration takes office in May, follow- has not been assuaged by Ald. who is co-chair of the Chicago opment despite Ald. Brian Hopkins’ objections to parts of the project. ing the Feb. 26 election to deter- Brian Hopkins’ recent announce- Independent Venue League mine Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s ment that he would oppose cer- (CIVL). “Nothing really changes.” in there and take over.” petitors through tax increment successor. tain aspects of the project. “There has still been no disclo- CIVL, a consortium of inde- financing (TIF). In interviews “There will be a new adminis- Hopkins said he had informed sure about what kind of venues pendent music clubs, came to- with a dozen club owners and tration coming in, and something developer Sterling Bay that he are being proposed,” he added. gether in part to give the city’s members of the music communi- this large should involve the new would not support plans to build “We were told privately that it music community a voice in the ty across Chicago, all felt blind- administration as part of the a 20,000-seat soccer stadium as would be multiple venues with up Lincoln Yards project, which sided by the project, which came decision-making process because well as an entertainment district to 10,000 capacity collectively. most directly threatens the future into view less than a year ago. they’ll have to live with it,” co-owned by Live Nation with Even if Live Nation can’t own the of the nearby Hideout, but is also “The communication (between Finkelman said. “Instead of trying multiple venues ranging between venues, they can still lease them seen as a potential disruption of developer Sterling Bay and the to push through a TIF when most 3,000 and 6,000 capacity in Lin- or control them. Or what about the local music scene. “If all these community) in general has been people who will be affected by it coln Yards. AEG or any other large player new venues come in, some other minimal,” Gomez said. “The don’t even understand what the Yet independent club owners (national concert promoter) venues will have to go,” said Dou- feeling is that the intent all along plan is, let’s slow down until we throughout Chicago, whose busi- coming in and taking control? You ble Door owner Sean Mulroney. was to fly this under the radar have the facts and figures in front nesses would be threatened by still have all these power brokers Club owners were taken aback until it was a done deal.” of us.” such a development, weren’t for music that we would all have that the city was prepared to help Adding to the sense of anxiety celebrating. to dance around that could come bankroll corporate-owned com- is that the Chicago Plan Commis- [email protected]

ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Soloist Thomas Hampson performs with guest conductor Bramwell Tovey and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Center on Thursday.

IN PERFORMANCE Illuminating the classics

Hampson was the featured soloist in ting of President Abraham Lincoln’s string phrases of the first variation (a Thomas Hampson the evening’s all-American opening, a famous message to a grieving mother. portrait of Elgar’s wife), the balletic brings new meaning superb choice considering that few It was enhanced by the gravity of grace and diaphanous textures of the singers have done more to champion Hampson’s reading and hauntingly 10th (“Dorabella”) and the solemn to American tunes art songs of this country. Better still, lyric playing from CSO violinist Steph- profundities of the 9th (“Nimrod”) Hampson famously delivers this mate- anie Jeong, serving as concertmaster made this something quite close to an By Howard Reich rial with the polished tones one ex- on this occasion. And John Corigliano’s ideal account. Chicago Tribune pects of European lieder but also with “One Sweet Morning” represented a a distinctly American rhythmic lilt and high point of Hampson’s tone painting, The program will be repeated through For its last subscription concerts cadence. though, once again, Tovey failed to Saturday in Orchestra Hall at Sym- before launching an Asian tour, the He proved the point in a suite of balance a single vocal line against an phony Center, 220 S. Michigan Ave.; Chicago Symphony Orchestra gave three of Aaron Copland’s “Old Ameri- orchestral storm of sound. ticket prices vary; 312-294-3000 or hometown listeners an evening of can Songs,” traditional tunes set to Not all the American music was www.cso.org. music quite unlike what audiences in Copland’s original accompaniment. vocal, Tovey opening the concert with Taiwan, China and Japan are about to “Simple Gifts” stands as the most fa- William Schuman’s orchestration of Yo-Yo Ma hear. mous of these, thanks to its prominent Charles Ives’ Variations on “America.” On the other side of the world, CSO appearance in Copland’s “Appalachian Here was a lusty account with consid- The Chicago Symphony Orchestra music director Riccardo Muti will lead Spring” ballet score, but Hampson erable rhythmic swagger, quite a con- Association will present cellist Yo-Yo the CSO in major repertory works by shed light on this familiar music. The trast to the serene lyricism Tovey con- Ma performing the complete Bach Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Kor- sheer tenderness of his long-held jured in William Grant Still’s “In Me- Cello Suites at 6:30 p.m. June 20 at the sakov and, of course, the conductor’s notes, the crisp articulation of his every moriam: The Colored Soldiers Who Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park, beloved Verdi from Jan. 19 through syllable and his subtly changing tonal Died for Democracy.” Like “Letter to 201 E. Randolph St. Ma’s third record- Feb. 4. shades brought new meanings to a Mrs. Bixby” and “One Sweet Morning,” ing of this music, “Six Evolutions: But on Thursday night in Orchestra universally known song. this was a first-time performance by Bach Cello Suites” (Sony Classical), Hall, guest conductor Bramwell Tovey Hampson’s declamatory gestures the CSO, and a most welcome one. was one of the best classical releases of devoted the first half of the evening to and vernacular accent in “The Boat- Elgar’s “Enigma” Variations does 2018. American music, much of it rarely men’s Dance” reflected the singer’s not lack for concert performances, but heard in concert, some of it still less intimate knowledge of this material. Tovey’s stood out. From the statement Admission will be free, but reserved frequently dispatched by an ensemble But not even Hampson’s mighty instru- of the main theme, which the conduc- seats will be available to CSOA sup- of the CSO’s caliber. Though the sec- ment could be heard in many passages tor delivered with unusual care and porters starting Jan. 21; 312-294-3000 ond half of the program featured more of “The Golden Willow Tree,” with deliberation, it was clear that this was or www.cso.org. standard fare — Elgar’s “Enigma” conductor Tovey providing way too going to be a singular interpretation. Variations — the performance proved much orchestral sound. Sure enough, Tovey turned these vi- Howard Reich is a Tribune critic. so beautifully wrought as to constitute There was considerable poignancy gnettes — each depicting someone in a special occasion unto itself. in composer Michael Daugherty’s Elgar’s circle of friends — into vividly [email protected] The eminent baritone Thomas “Letter to Mrs. Bixby,” a plaintive set- imagined portraits. The blooming Twitter @howardreich 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, January 12, 2019

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1 IN PERFORMANCE RE | Dance Group ★★ ⁄2 ‘A DOG’S WAY HOME’ ★★ New work Adorable factor isn’t a gets a stand-in for a good story political By Katie Walsh approach Tribune News Service With the proliferation of By Lauren Warnecke dog movies in the past Chicago Tribune couple of years, it’s no surprise that the astonish- When going to a RE | ing animal journey film Dance Group show, there RE | DANCE PHOTO would soon resurface. are a couple things you can RE | Dance presents its 10th anniversary concert. “The Adventures of Milo usually count on: 1) un- and Otis” and the “Home- apologetically long pas- When: 7:30 p.m. Friday and it felt like to be a kid, re- ward Bound” movies were sages of pretty dancing; 2) Jan. 18 flecting on a world that wildly popular family films poetry woven into the Where: Hamlin Park Field- was mostly defined by the in the 1980s and ’90s, and fabric of the dance written house Theater, 3035 N. perimeter of my home now joining the canon is “A by artistic director and Hoyne Ave. town. My parents, no Dog’s Way Home.” It’s chief choreographer doubt, felt the same sense based on a book by W. Michael Estanich, who Running time: 1 hour, 30 of urgency then that I feel Bruce Cameron, who also often frames personal minutes now about the end of the wrote the source material reflections within a dream- Tickets: $20 at Cold War, or the 1992 riots for last year’s “A Dog’s like, nature-filled world; 3) www.redancegroup.org in Los Angeles or the first Purpose.” The film, di- an affinity for diagonal U.S. invasion of Iraq, while rected by Charles Martin lines, usually from upstage I was mostly oblivious to Smith and co-written by left to downstage right; 4) these events. Cathryn Michon and Cam- JAMES DITTIGER/SONY PICTURES an opportunity to laugh Hamlin Park Theater. At “The Biggest Wail,” I eron, uses simple, formula- Jonah Hauer-King and his canine bond in “A Dog’s Way and 5) a numbered list. the back of the stage is a think, aims to make the ic storytelling to spin the Home,” directed by Charles Martin Smith. That’s not to say that RE projection of a grassy knoll case that the answer to tale of Bella, a rescued pit | Dance’s 10th anniversary and a singular tree, with a conflict — be that personal bull who makes her way MPAA rating: PG (for the- and Michael J. Fox were concert, running through bright blue sky and more or political — is love. home after a two-year matic elements, some peril given senses of humor and Jan. 18 at the Hamlin Park cumulus clouds passing by. “What Love Looks Like” walkabout. and language) nuance for the animal Fieldhouse Theater, is The clouds take various shifts the setting to the sky, “A Dog’s Purpose” was Running time: 1:36 characters they voiced in predictable. On the con- shapes as the dancers play a in which all eight dancers about a beloved dog’s spirit “Homeward Bound.” trary, two new companion game of “I spy.” Charmingly move among clouds and reincarnated into various As told from Bella’s pieces from Estanich titled blithe and juvenile, this rainbows. That’s not to say dogs over a lifetime, loving perspective, everything is “The Biggest Wail from the section comes on the heels there’s no heartache or new owners along the way. on her way back. emotionally oversim- Bottom of my Heart” and of some light and fun- sorrow in this love-filled Bella’s adventure is remi- There’s just one ele- plified, gesturing toward “What Love Looks Like” loving dancing to Cat cloud land; rather, the niscent of that tale. During ment of “A Dog’s Way Big Issues painted in big, enter uncharted territory Stevens’ “If You Want to sadness of conflict is tem- her journey, she connects Home” that yanks the broad strokes. Veterans are for this decade-old com- Sing Out, Sing Out.”. pered by soft, lilting canons with animals and people audience right out of the “sad,” a negligent dog pany. Estanich — who The scene evokes the danced across Hamlin’s who care for Bella as she film, and it’s unfortunate owner “should be alone,” splits his time between naivete of childhood, which deep stage space. cares for them, from a because it’s also crucial to Big Kitten needs a Chicago and Stevens Point, quickly evolves when danc- While editing can be a homeless vet to a magnifi- the way the story unfolds. “mother.” It makes for an Wisc., where he is a profes- er Lucy Riner finds, in her challenge for Estanich, cent cougar known as Big Bryce Dallas Howard odd matchup of story- sor of dance at the Uni- turn at “I spy,” the shape of these new pieces don’t Kitten. voices Bella’s inner mono- telling style and content versity of Wisconsin — “a big, tall wall that helps linger on any one idea too The story is sweet logue — a dogologue, if that doesn’t quite jell. approached this new work no one at all.” What unfolds long. Like flipping through enough, though totally you will. Dog lovers will likely with a political bent, then is an interwoven ab- the pages of his journal, as outlandish. Bella is rescued It’s written in such a warm to the tale of Bella’s which, to my knowledge, straction of overlapping soon as we get to a sense of as a puppy by a kind young childish tone, aping the quest to reunite with her he and this company have narratives, blending images the point, he moves onto man named Lucas (Jonah perspective of a dog who person despite the odds not done before. So, some of political protest and civil the next thing. This feels Hauer-King), who hopes understands just some and circumstances. One of those oft-seen tenden- unrest with Estanich’s like a satisfying shift in the pup will help his aspects of the human would have to be made of cies listed above anchor coming out story. By meld- approach, but also makes it mother (Ashley Judd), a world, that it lowers the stone to not well up during the evening, bringing some ing these two themes to- difficult to arrive at a sense veteran with PTSD. But a discursive level of the the harrowing climax. But familiarity to the forefront gether, with a patchwork of of the big picture. I’m not cruel neighbor sics animal whole movie to something the resolutions are as out- and softening overt refer- musical selections that sure I’d blame that on control on Bella — pit bulls quite childlike. landish as the journey ences to racial tension in intentionally muddles any Estanich, though, and are illegal within the city It’s a confusing perspec- itself. Did no one think to America and, yes, even reference to a particular wonder if a space with limits of Denver. Bella’s tive given the scary and petition the City Council to Donald Trump’s wall. time or place, “The Biggest beefier technical capacity sent to friends in New dire situations Bella has to simply change the pit bull But maybe I’m getting Wail” evokes a sense of could have better sup- Mexico, but in a desperate navigate. Howard does her law? When the story lags, ahead of myself. In the currency without purport- ported the transitions in attempt to play “go home” best with the material, but these are the flaws that opening of “The Biggest ing that the gravity of this and between the two and reunite with her per- it’s written in such a broad pester, and even the cute Wail from the Bottom of particular moment hasn’t worlds he’s created. son, she makes a run for it and silly tone that it seems factor of “A Dog’s Way my Heart,” there are puffy been felt before. and ends up on a wild like it’s from a children’s Home” can’t obscure its white clouds suspended Watching “The Biggest Lauren Warnecke is a free- romp through the Rockies program. Even Sally Field narrative weaknesses. from the rafters of the Wail,” I remembered what lance critic. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Saturday, January 12, 2019 13

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (Jan. 12): Set this year to come up with your long-term vision and purpose. Self-discipline pays off exponen- tially. Allow for romantic interruptions. A financial challenge this winter motivates strengthening your collaboration. Summer personal awakenings lead to new power and confidence. What do you really want? Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 9. Focus on what you love. A personal dream is within reach. You can get what you’re willing to go for. Assert your will and intention. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 7. Reflect on long-range plans. How would you love things to go? Open the door to the future by imagining it. Articulate your vision. Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott Gemini (May 21-June 20): 9. Your team is especially hot. Actions taken now have long-term impact. The line blurs between friends and family. Push ahead for victory. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 9. Grab a lucrative opportunity to grow your status and influence. Arrange connections ahead of time. Use your persuasive arts and charms. Angels guide your actions. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 8. Adventure calls. Discover spectacu- lar beauty. Make a fascinating discovery. Get outside and ramble around with someone special. Get your heart beating. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 8. Beneficial financial opportunities demand quick action. Call on your partner for support. Pick up the pace, and share responsibilities. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 7. Take action for love. Extend an enticing invitation. Let your partner know how you feel. Pas- Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman sion inspires your moves. Share your love and appreciation. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 9. Go for excellence. Your physical performance seems energized. Push to expand your bound- aries. Put your heart into your actions. Synchronicity results from powerful practice. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 8. Allow yourself to sink into enchantment. Someone charming has stolen your heart. Take action to prove your love. Moves made now can lead to victory. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. A family adventure can get es- pecially lovely and fun. Provide delicious treats and creature comforts. A matter of heart inspires you to take action. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 8. Write, craft and paint your masterpiece. Your creative actions flower. Put your thoughts into words. Set the music, and edit video. Issue media re- leases and promotions. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 9. A profitable opportunity is ripe for the taking. Quick action gets rewarded. Make your move, and reap the bounty. Put your back into a lucrative endeavor.

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The Argyle Sweater By Scott Hilburn (Argyle Sweater is off this week. Please enjoy this panel from 2013.)

Frazz By Jef Mallett

Classic Peanuts By Charles Schulz Bliss By Harry Bliss

Pickles By Brian Crane

Bridge Both vulnerable, East deals North Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♠ 10 7 5 ♥ K 8 7 6 3 ♦ A 10 4 2 ♣ 4 West East ♠ Q 4 3 ♠ K J 6 2 ♥ Void ♥ J 5 ♦ J 9 7 6 3 ♦ K ♣ 10 8 7 5 3 ♣ A K Q 9 6 2 South ♠ A 9 8 ♥ A Q 10 9 4 2 ♦ Q 8 5 ♣ J Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun The auction was routine, except for East’s final pass. He might well have competed to five clubs. West must have at least five clubs for a pre-emptive raise of a vulnerable one- club opening. There was no assurance of cashing even one club trick on defense, and how expensive could the sacrifice be? Making five on this lie of the cards! The North- The bidding: South contract, however, appeared East South West North to be hopeless. East 1♣ 1♥ 3♣* 4♥ switched to a low All pass spade at trick two, ducked to West’s *Pre-emptive queen. South won the Opening lead: Eight of ♣ second spade with the ace and drew trumps in two rounds. South was about to exit with his last Prickly City By Scott Stantis spade, forcing the opponents to lead diamonds for him and let him out for down one, when he realized that there was a glimmer of hope. He could make his contract if either opponent held the singleton king of diamonds. South crossed his fingers and led the ace of diamonds. Despair turned to glee when East obligingly produced the king. Declarer now exited with his last spade and was assured of his contract regardless of which opponent won the trick. East would have to give him a ruff-sluff or, should West win the spade, he could lead away from his jack of diamonds or yield a ruff-sluff. Never give up!

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Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 1/12

For Better or for Worse By Lynn Johnston

Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by-3 box in bold borders contains Blondie By Dean Young and John Marshall every digit 1 to 9. Friday’s solutions

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Jumble Unscramble the four Jumbles, one letter per square, to form four words. Then arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by this cartoon. Hägar the Horrible By Chris Browne

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

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WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 1/12

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

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Teddy Greenstein On the Bulls Warriors will make splash in new arena Curry & Co. set to move to state-of-the-art Chase Center in ’19-’20 OAKLAND, Calif. — The show began more than 90 minutes before opening tip. Fans filled the seats in the first several rows of Oracle Arena, their phones pointed to the court. With hip-hop playing over the sound system, Stephen Curry took the court wearing a gray hoodie. His pregame shooting routine started with long lefty layups. Later it extended to off-balance elbow jumpers, 3-pointers, one- legged free throws and jumpers from way downtown, nearly half-court. Those observing before Friday night’s Bulls-Warriors game knew they were in the presence of greatness — a two-time NBA MVP and five-time All-Star. Those witnesses also realize that they have only a few months left to enjoy the scene. Starting next fall, Curry will be taking his talents across the Bay to San Francisco. Oracle Arena will give way to the Chase Center, a privately financed $500 million arena surrounded by retail, office space and 3.2 acres of public plaza. Its waterfront location is a little more than a mile south of AT&T Park,

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BASEBALL Arbitration hearings avoided by Cubs, Sox Between them, teams reach agreement with 11 eligible players By Paul Sullivan Chicago Tribune

Kris Bryant and Javier Baez SAM RICHE/TNS were among seven arbitration- Chuck Pagano coached the Colts for six seasons but spent last year out of the NFL. He is replacing Vic Fangio as Bears defensive coordinator. eligible players who agreed to one-year deals with the Cubs on Friday. Jose Abreu was one of four White Sox who did the same as both teams avoided arbitration hearings. Bryant received $12.9 million, a $2 million raise from his 2018 salary — which was the largest for a player in his first year of Taking the reins eligibility. Baez settled for $5.2 million in his first year of eligibili- the run, fourth against the pass great teacher with an aggressive ty, a $4.6 million raise from 2018, Bears betting on Pagano to continue and third in sacks. Before that he mentality that fits our style of when he finished second in Na- Fangio’s work with top-ranked defense served as defensive backs coach football. He is a man of high tional League Most Valuable Play- for the Ravens, Raiders and character and has a passion for er voting. By Colleen Kane to step into the team’s top Browns. the game that will no doubt add Suspended shortstop Addison Chicago Tribune defensive role. Pagano has 16 The Bears also interviewed to the culture we have already Russell received a slight raise, years of NFL coaching experi- secondary coach Ed Donatell for started building at Halas Hall.” signing a one-year, $3.4 million tThe Bears needed just two ence, most recently as the Colts the position. The Bears put an emphasis on deal to avoid arbitration. That’s days to find their replacement for coach from 2012-17. “We are excited to add Chuck finding a replacement with a only $200,000 more than he made defensive coordinator Vic Fangio Pagano, 58, was the Ravens to our staff as defensive coor- background in a 3-4 scheme to in 2018, when Russell had a poor after he left to coach the Broncos. defensive coordinator in 2011, dinator,” Nagy said in a team take over the NFL’s No. 1 scoring offensive year and was placed on Coach Matt Nagy announced when they went 12-4 and ranked statement. “He has successful defense. Pagano worked with administrative leave and then sus- Friday night that he hired former third in total defense, third in experience at many different pended in September for violating Colts head coach Chuck Pagano points allowed, second against levels in this league and he is a Turn to Bears, Page 3 Major League Baseball’s domes- tic-violence policy. But Russell can make up to $600,000 in bonuses if he remains AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS NFC on the roster for 150 days. Because he won’t be paid while he serves Colts at Chiefs Chargers at Pats Cowboys at Rams Eagles at Saints the remainder of his 40-game 3:35 p.m. Saturday 12:05 p.m. Sunday 7:15 p.m. Saturday 3:40 p.m. Sunday suspension, the bonus means he NBC-5 CBS-2 FOX-32 FOX-32 can make up to $3.4 million if he’s on the roster for the rest of the Prescott seeks a next-level boost for Cowboys. Page 3 | Colts, Chiefs offenses could put up big numbers. Page 3 Turn to Baseball, Page 6 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, January 12, 2019

BLACKHAWKS BULLS Avoiding sickness an impossible task Like so many others, UP NEXT Golden Knights at Blackhawks Hawks unable to stay 7:30 p.m. Saturday, WGN-9 fully healthy in winter By Jimmy Greenfield If he is ready, he likely won’t be Chicago Tribune 100 percent. “That’s the rough one,” It was during the morning Gustafsson said. “First (time) skate last month in Winnipeg that putting the skates on and (going) Erik Gustafsson first started to back on the ice is tough. It feels feel sick. like the first practice of the season At first he thought he could when you’re coming back. It feels fight through it, but in the eve- like you’ve been off for six ning, a little before the game, the months. chills became more pronounced. “But you have to go through it. The headache that had been You know you’re going to get tired growing started to feel as if it were and play a more simple game. pounding against his skull. Maybe a shift doesn’t have to be That’s when Gustafsson shut it that long.” down for the night and headed Jokiharju was sick enough to back to the hotel. He ended up sit out two games at the end of missing not only that game November, but he said some against the Jets but the following players just can’t bring them- night’s game against the Penguins selves to sit out when they’re ill. back in Chicago. “There are players (who) are “I had to stay over in Win- sick that are still playing,” Joki- nipeg,” Gustafsson said. “I harju said. “They love the game couldn’t fly home with the guys. I that much. ... Certain players play. was that bad. I couldn’t even call They don’t care if they’re sick. It’s down to the lobby and ask for just the way in hockey.” Advil. I couldn’t even move, so it In some ways, the Hawks are was bad.” like any other company when it Getting sick in the middle of a comes to being smart about how long winter is tough for anybody to handle sick employees. Then who needs to be at work. But for again, most employees don’t un- an NHL player with 5-6 practices dress and shower next to each and 3-4 games per week, just other for seven consecutive thinking about getting back on the months. ice can be nauseating. “You don’t want it to spread The Hawks have had their through the team,” Hawks coach share of player absences because Jeremy Colliton said. “You put of illness this season. Patrick Kane yourself in a bad situation that missed a game in early November; way. But it’s natural. Gustafsson and Henri Jokiharju “Every team deals with it dur- each have missed a pair. Just this ing the year, and we proceed week, Brent Seabrook sat out accordingly. But if we can let a guy Wednesday’s game against the stay home, first so he can recover Predators. quicker but also so he’s not Duncan Keith missed Friday’s around making other guys sick, practice at MB Ice Arena, and it’s that’s the benefit.” not clear whether he’ll be able to play against the Golden Knights [email protected] on Saturday at the United Center. Twitter @jcgreenx JOSH EDELSON/AP The Warriors have had plenty of moments at Oracle Arena, including a championship celebration in 2018. Ready for move Greenstein, from Page 1 “There’s an anticipation for the new where the Giants play. building and the new life we’ll be “The venue will be state of the art,” Curry said. “Our fans from living and sadness for the old one. the East Bay will travel, will show up at the Chase Center. I’m We’ve had a lot of fun.” not sure how (the vibe) will be, — Warriors coach Steve Kerr to be honest. That first month or two will be weird.” How does Curry describe the ment from the fans and their joy For the record, Kerr shot way Oracle vibe? for the game. better in the newer venue. His “Special,” he replied. “We “There’s only a handful of 3-point shooting percentage have the best fans, the most loyal places I feel that. One is Toronto. surged from 41.9 percent in the fans. It’s an electric atmosphere I felt it there forever, even as a final season of the Stadium to a for sure. We want to give them player, even when they stunk. league-best 52.4 percent in 1994- something to cheer about every You could tell. This is an event. 95. CHICAGO TRIBUNE night.” People are excited we’re here. But of course the vibe was not Patrick Kane, Erik Gustaffson and Brent Seabrook, from left, all have It’s the oldest building in the Another is Seattle.” the same in the cavernous build- missed games for the Blackhawks this season because of illness. NBA, having opened in 1966 as Toronto and Seattle. Didn’t ing. the Oakland-Alameda County see those coming. “It was a strange vibe,” Kerr Coliseum Arena with a capacity How about Madison Square recalled. “It’s hard, architectur- of just 13,502. Now it’s 19,596. Garden? ally. You’re trying to put a huge BLACKHAWKS NOTES Chase Center will seat about “That one too,” Kerr said. venue in a big footprint to get all 18,000. “That’s the mecca. That’s a the clubs and suites in. It will The Warriors missed the basketball crowd. They appreci- probably be the same next year. playoffs only once from 1972-77, ate the game.” “But I’m really proud of our Rookie Delia gaining but no matter the quality of Curry is easy to appreciate, of ownership group. We’re doing it team, the fans showed up. course. He helped deliver those with all private money, just like Steve Kerr succeeded Mark championships in 2015, ’17 and the United Center. Not asking momentum in net Jackson before the 2014-15 sea- ’18. the fans for any tax money. By Jimmy Greenfield best. son. His Warriors have reached Kerr said support from Warri- We’re moving 11 miles. The East Chicago Tribune “My process is first I need to the Finals in all four seasons, ors fans has “always been here, Bay fans can still come watch us identify when I’m not feeling my winning three titles. but now that we’re having suc- play. The Collin Delia era might be best and know that, hey, my B “There has always been a cess it’s like the fans have been “There’s an anticipation for upon us. game is still pretty good,” Delia palpable energy in the building,” rewarded for their decades of the new building and the new Blcakhawks coach Jeremy Col- said. “I can elevate my B game and Kerr said, “going back to when I support.” life we’ll be living and sadness liton said Delia will be in net make it almost like an A game. was playing there 20 years ago. The move to the Chase Center for the old one. We’ve had a lot Saturday night against the Golden Being truthful with yourself, Even if the Warriors weren’t that reminds Kerr of what transpired of fun.” Knights, the third straight start not try to mask anything and lie to good, you would feel it when you in 1994, when the Bulls moved and fourth in five games for the yourself. ... Be honest, like ‘Hey, it’s go on the floor for warmups. You from Chicago Stadium to the [email protected] rookie goaltender. not my best game but I still have feel the anticipation, the excite- United Center. Twitter @TeddyGreenstein The significance of the start: It some foundationally good things comes on the heels of Delia’s that I can do.’ I have good habits worst game of the season. That’s and the habits will protect you.” all relative, however, because he BULLS NOTES was still pretty good while stop- Rutta traded to Lightning: The ping 33 of 37 shots Wednesday in a Hawks sent defenseman Jan 4-3 overtime loss to the Predators. Rutta and a 2019 seventh-round Dunn doesn’t shy from Curry challenge “We’re trying to help him pick to the Lightning for defense- prepare as best he can to give us a man Slater Koekkoek and a 2019 By Teddy Greenstein After he hits the paint, he’s getting They come in 3s: Curry entered chance to win every night,” Colli- fifth-round pick. Rutta, 27, will be Chicago Tribune back out to the 3-point line. He Friday needing just three 3-point- ton said Friday. “That’s separate an unrestricted free agent after reshapes and respaces maybe the ers to overtake Jason Terry from how the team’s playing. The the season and was not expected OAKLAND, Calif. — Getting best of anyone in the league. He is (2,282) for third place on the team needs to defend hard. We to re-sign. assigned to cover Stephen Curry doing a lot of screening now too. NBA’s all-time list. But that rank- want to give up less shots. We Koekkoek, who will turn 25 means you might get embarrassed He sets a screen and his man is ing could change given that for- want to decrease the quality of the next month, was taken 10th in the — and you’ll definitely get a reluctant to help, right? He’s mer Bull Kyle Korver, who is fifth, chance against, and that’s an 2012 draft but has only five goals workout. getting people open.” entered Friday with 2,278. ongoing process. and nine assists in 85 NHL games. Bulls guard Kris Dunn knows Curry scored just 23 points the Curry said of Korver, now with “We’re not thinking, ‘Oh, he He played nine games with the this. last time these teams met, but the Jazz: “His name always pops plays well when he gets a lot of Lightning this season but has “He’s one of the best-condi- don’t be fooled. He played only 25 up in the conversation for best work.’ That’s not what we’re spent most of his time with the tioned players in the league,” minutes in the Warriors’ 149-124 shooters in the league. Knowing looking for. But there’s no reason AHL’s Syracuse Crunch. He has a Dunn said of the two-time NBA United Center romp, hitting 7 of 9 his skill set when he’s on the floor, why he can’t keep playing the way cap hit of $865,000 and will be a MVP before Friday night’s Bulls- from the field and 2 of 4 from it’s still hard to take it away.” he is.” restricted free agent this summer. Warriors game. “He’s constantly deep. Delia has a .939 save percentage The Hawks had a roster spot moving, so I have to move with Klay Thompson hit an NBA- Stretch the legs: Bobby Portis in six starts while facing an open with defenseman Gustav him. I have to test my condition- record 14 3-pointers in that Oct. entered Friday with a restriction average of 41 shots per game. He Forsling (upper torso) on injured ing and still play my game. 29 game. of 28 minutes. He logged 20 and has yet to look overmatched or reserve. Koekkoek was on a condi- “I get it — he’s an MVP in our Asked Friday for his top mem- 19 in his first two games back from worn down. tioning stint with Syracuse, and league. I compete the same way ory from the night, coach Steve a right ankle injury. Delia’s response throughout it’s unclear whether he’ll report to no matter who it is, but people are Kerr replied: “The team dinner “We would have gotten him to has been to improve during each the Blackhawks or IceHogs. going to measure me against the afterward in Chicago. I remember 24 the other day,” Boylen said, game. He gave up a couple of Rutta, 28, had two goals and best. I like that because I want to (Chicago native) Alfonzo (McK- “but the (Trail Blazers) game got first-period goals against the four assists in 23 games this see what I’ve got.” innie) brought a lot of his family. away from us, so there was no Predators and admitted it was a season before being sent to the Bulls coach Jim Boylen spoke Klay walked in with the game ball. reason to play him the last two to game in which he wasn’t at his IceHogs last month. of Curry’s “constant motion. … It was a good night.” three minutes.” Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, January 12, 2019 3

NFL Prescott Avalanche rewriting of offense storyline is possible Young QB can take Cowboys Even in snow, Colts, Chiefs to another level of success have dangerous weapons RON JENKINS/AP TIM WARNER/GETTY By Schuyler Dixon | Associated Press Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott now By Dave Skretta | Associated Press Tight end Eric Ebron and the Colts are has a playoff win under his belt and the ready for whatever the Chiefs and the FRISCO, Texas — So many questions opportunity to accomplish even more. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Eric Ebron has weather bring in their playoff matchup. asked of Dak Prescott revolve around two seen the forecast for Saturday’s divisional years ago, when the rookie quarterback led COWBOYS AT RAMS playoff game between the Colts and Chiefs, COLTS AT CHIEFS the Cowboys to an NFC-best 13 wins 7:15 p.m. Saturday, FOX-32 for which even the most optimistic of 3:35 p.m. Saturday, NBC-5 before losing his playoff debut. The Cowboys are playing well, particularly meteorologists are pegging the chances of This is not a good draw for the Chiefs, There’s a new angle to that old storyline on defense. The Rams are vulnerable rain or snow at about 50 percent. because the Colts can score with them, now that the 2016 offensive rookie of the against the run, but they’re rested, they It doesn’t bother him. The Colts tight and they have the type of stingy defense year has his first postseason victory. learned from last year’s playoffs, and Sean end played in plenty of cold games in the that can give Kansas City problems. Prescott and the Cowboys are headed to McVay will have them ready. NFC North. Andrew Luck keeps it rolling on the road. Los Angeles for a divisional matchup with Sam Farmer’s pick: Rams 28, Cowboys 23. “You get past it once you get out there,” Sam Farmer’s pick: Colts 31, Chiefs 28. the Rams on Saturday night. said Ebron, who started his career with the That was the site of Prescott’s NFL Lions and remembers frigid games in debut in a preseason game that marked the the Seahawks — and a clutch run on a Green Bay and Chicago. “The worst is the hands. Get it to Tyreek, get it to Kelce, get it league’s return to LA after a 22-year quarterback draw that helped seal it — TV timeouts. Once that’s over you will to all these guys who can make plays and absence. His dazzling day wasn’t a huge Prescott will try to match the Rams duo of warm back up, but other than that it should let them do what they have been doing all deal then because the Cowboys had no Jared Goff and Todd Gurley while facing be fun. ... I love snow games.” season long. That’s the biggest thing, not reason to believe Tony Romo wouldn’t be NFL sacks leader Aaron Donald. Even if the cold, wet weather puts a trying to do too much.” their quarterback. “Whatever the situation is,” coach Jason damper on two star-studded offenses. Especially considering what they’ve Two years later, it’s a signature moment Garrett said, “rookie minicamp, first op- Most of the attention this week has been done all season has been good enough. in the sudden transformation at quarter- portunity playing in a previous game on the quarterback showdown between “I mean, just their weapons — they’ve back for America’s Team, triggered when against the Rams with all those players you the Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes and the Colts’ got several All-Pro players. They have a lot Romo was injured in another preseason mentioned, or on into the regular season Andrew Luck, and rightfully so. Mahomes of good players that didn’t get that game. And now it could be the setting for that year or any year, he just handles the shattered records by the dozen this year, recognition,” Colts defensive coordinator Prescott to reach something Romo never success and the adversity of this game throwing for more than 5,000 yards and 50 Matt Eberflus said. “There’s a lot of skill on could: an NFC championship game. really, really well, as well as anybody I’ve touchdowns, and Luck tossed 39 touch- that side of the ball. ... It’s going to be a big “I guess I couldn’t imagine it being back been around.” down passes while taking the Colts from a challenge.” in the Coliseum against the team I started In some ways, Prescott is as polarizing 1-5 start to the second weekend of the It’s not unlike the challenge the Colts off my career, but I’ve always talked about with fans as Romo was. While his prede- playoffs. offense presents to the Chiefs, who have the confidence I’ve had in myself and this cessor was criticized for not winning But neither quarterback would have been ferocious at rushing the passer but team,” Prescott said. “Nothing has enough big games, Prescott is perceived as posted such gaudy numbers had he not had have struggled in just about every other changed.” a game manager with accuracy issues. a plethora of weapons at his disposal. defensive aspect. This is Prescott’s second shot at a Prescott said he was with a friend when Chiefs speedster Tyreek Hill set a T.Y. Hilton shredded the Chiefs with 13 divisional win after Aaron Rodgers and the he happened to hear his name in a talk franchise record with 1,479 receiving catches for 224 yards and two touchdowns Packers stole the first with some last- radio conversation recently. yards, pulled in 12 touchdown passes and during their 2014 playoff game, in which second magic. Just as Romo had nine years “He wasn’t talking very highly,” Prescott had a league-leading 22 catches of at least the Colts rallied from a 38-10 second-half earlier, Prescott lost at home as the NFC’s said. “I just kind of laughed. Obviously the 25 yards. He had five plays of at least 50 deficit. He had 76 catches for 1,270 yards top seed in his team’s postseason opener. comment I made, he knew to turn it down. yards, including a 91-yard punt-return and six touchdowns in another Pro Bowl- The Cowboys missed the playoffs last They don’t necessarily bring it around me. touchdown against the Chargers in Week 1. caliber season. His running mate, Don- season, in large part because of a six-game They know it serves no regard to how I do Hill should have his top running mate trelle Inman, has scored in three consecu- suspension for Prescott’s fellow 2016 or how I feel about my game.” back. Sammy Watkins practiced this week tive games. rookie star, running back Ezekiel Elliott. A Prescott says his only measure is wins, after missing a handful of games with a foot And like the Chiefs, the Colts have one of 3-5 start this year with a sputtering and the Patriots’ Tom Brady is the only injury. the league’s most versatile and dangerous quarterback and offense had the Cowboys quarterback with more in the regular Then there’s Travis Kelce, the All-Pro tight ends in Ebron. He had 13 touchdown looking like also-rans again. season (35-32) since the Cowboys drafted tight end whose value comes as both a catches during the regular season, trailing They’ve run off eight wins in nine games the former Mississippi State star in the blocker and a dangerous downfield target. only the Steelers’ Antonio Brown for the since, with a much more efficient Prescott fourth round in 2016 — 131 picks after Kelce had 103 catches for 1,336 yards and league lead, and added another in the throwing to a new No. 1 receiver. The taking Elliott fourth. has caught at least one pass in 79 playoff win in Houston. Cowboys acquired Amari Cooper in a “I’m glad to be his teammate,” said consecutive games. “Based on the numbers, it’s going to be midseason trade with the Raiders before Elliott, who has won two rushing titles in “I have a big advantage here that I have a very challenging,” Chiefs defensive coor- surging to a second NFC East title in three three years. “He’s a hell of a leader, a hell of lot of great teammates that can make a lot dinator Bob Sutton said. “It’s like anything, seasons with Prescott and Elliott. a player and I can’t wait to go win some of plays. I don’t have to try to do too much,” we will have our chances. We have to take Armed with a 24-22 wild-card win over more games with this guy.” Mahomes said. “Just get the ball out of my advantage of it.”

BEARS Missed kick not end-all for Parkey By Colleen Kane Chicago Tribune BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Bears kicker Cody Parkey looks down Bears kicker Cody Parkey went on Sunday after missing a late field goal. NBC’s “Today” show Friday morning to talk about his botched 43-yard field-goal and on Monday when the Bears were attempt that cost his team a first-round cleaning out their lockers. Guthrie read playoff victory Sunday. a quote from Hicks that said, “That’s our Parkey’s attempt bounced off the left guy. I’m going to ride with my guy. If you upright, hit the crossbar and bounced out have that ‘C’ on your helmet, I’m going to ANDY LYONS/GETTY — dubbed a “double doink” by NBC analyst ride with you to the end. I don’t care what Colts fans showed their support for then-ailing coach Chuck Pagano in 2012. Cris Collinsworth — to give the Bears a happens on the field. We are together. 16-15 loss against the defending Super That’s it.” Bowl champion Eagles. Parkey responded by calling Hicks “a Here are five things Parkey said in an stand-up guy.” Pagano replaces Fangio interview with hosts Savannah Guthrie, “A lot of teammates stood up for me, Hoda Kotb and Craig Melvin. from what I’ve heard,” Parkey said. “That Bears, from Page 1 as a defensive coordinator. just shows you what kind of team we have. “I just love coaching,” Pagano said in the 1. Parkey said he had “a lot of confi- It’s a family. These guys see me working Fangio with the Ravens in 2008-09. interview. “I love competing, I love the dence” as he headed out to attempt hard every day, and they know all the effort Pagano went 53-43 in the regular season players, the coaches, the camaraderie, the field goal with 10 seconds to play. we put into it year round. So it’s really and 3-3 in the playoffs during his six game day. That’s what you really miss. He didn’t know the kick was tipped by awesome to see that Akiem and everyone seasons in Indianapolis. The Colts won “Whatever capacity I get into — if I go as Eagles defensive lineman Treyvon Hester. else stood up for me. I really appreciate it.” AFC South titles in 2013 and 2014 and an assistant somewhere — I’ll be able to The NFL changed the missed field goal to a made three straight playoff appearances share some of our experiences that we’ve blocked kick in the stats book Monday. 4. Photos and video captured Parkey from 2012-14. had, and obviously the stuff that I’ve “As a kicker, you live for those moments, pointing to the sky after the miss and In Pagano’s first season with the Colts in learned this season.” and I was 3-for-3 before that,” Parkey said. kneeling in a postgame prayer circle 2012, he took a 12-game leave of absence The Colorado native was a safety at the “I had a lot of confidence going into that after the game. He said the group prayer while battling leukemia but returned to University of Wyoming and spent the first kick. So I went out there, and my long session is something he looks forward to coach in the regular-season finale and the 17 seasons of his coaching career in the snapper and holder did a great job. I saw after games. AFC wild-card game. He later formed the college ranks. That included a stint as the the wind moving a little bit, and I said, ‘All “Something I’ve always tried to do CHUCKSTRONG Foundation, which Miami secondary coach and special teams right, this is how I’m going to play it.’ I through good or bad is to give praise to the raised millions of dollars for cancer coordinator from 1995-2000. didn’t know it was tipped or anything. I higher power, our Lord and Savior Jesus research. Fangio left for the Broncos to be a thought I hit a pretty good kick. It felt good Christ,” Parkey said. “After the game, one of The Colts’ peak under Pagano came in first-time head coach after 32 years in the off my foot.” the coolest things in my opinion is the 2014, when they reached the AFC champi- NFL and 19 as a defensive coordinator. Parkey thought from the bounces the prayer we do. You get done battling the onship game but lost to the Patriots. That After four seasons in Chicago, he left football took that it would go in. other team for 60 minutes, and we all join group perhaps was driven more by a behind a defense that ranked first in the “Looking up, I saw it hit the upright and in prayer. We’re just praying for safety and top-10 offense led by Andrew Luck than a NFL this season with 17.7 points allowed it hit the crossbar, and I’m like, ‘Surely it health and that the team gets home safely defense that ranked 11th in total yards per game, 80 rushing yards allowed per will go in,’ ” Parkey said. “Unfortunately it on the plane and stuff like that. It’s really allowed and 19th in points allowed. game, 27 interceptions and 36 takeaways. bounced toward me. I’m disappointed I let encouraging stuff.” After two straight .500 seasons and then Pagano inherits three returning first- the fans, my teammates and the entire a 4-12 record in 2017, the Colts fired team All-Pro players — outside linebacker organization down, but I’ll continue to 5. Parkey drove back to his Florida Pagano and turned to Eagles offensive Khalil Mack, safety Eddie Jackson and keep my head held high because football is home with his wife, Colleen, after coordinator Frank Reich. cornerback Kyle Fuller — as well as Pro what I do. It’s not who I am.” packing up his stuff at Halas Hall. “It Pagano sat out from coaching this Bowler Akiem Hicks. The Bears have 10 of gave us time to reflect on the season,” season. their 11 starters under contract for next 2. Parkey said he hasn’t been on social Parkey said. “We realized how many On the “Rapsheet and Friends” podcast season. media to read any of the angry — or people are in our corner and love us. It in late December, Pagano told NFL Pagano said on the podcast last month supportive — messages from Bears gives us time to reflect and realize how Network’s Ian Rapoport he has been he is “better, not bitter” over his time with fans. “A lot of good can come of (social blessed we are with the life we live.” working on “the three Rs — reset, recharge the Colts and still roots for his former media), and a lot of bad can come of it,” Colleen also made a brief appearance on and reflect.” He said he worked as a players. Parkey said. “I’ve gotten a lot of positive the show. consultant with NFL officials over the last “I’m better for my six years in Indy,” messages. Like I said earlier, I feel worse “The kick didn’t go in, and we’re getting year but was “champing at the bit” to get Pagano said on the podcast. “I have no than anybody about missing that kick. But through that,” she said. “But just watching back in the game. But he said he had “no regrets. I’ve got great perspective on life I’m going to hold my head high, and when his character and everything shine idea” how he would fit into the NFL and know that every day we’re not things aren’t going my way I’m going to through, which obviously stands above picture at that point. promised, so we take advantage of every think positive and keep swinging.” football in my eyes, I’m super proud of He also interviewed with the Packers in one, try to kick it in the rear and get the him.” December and the Broncos and Panthers most out of it.” 3. Parkey thanked defensive end this month. The Browns and Cardinals Akiem Hicks and his teammates for [email protected] also were reported to have interest in him Chicago Tribune’s Brad Biggs contributed. standing up for him after the game Twitter @ChiTribKane 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, January 12, 2019

COLLEGES Silenced Northwestern ‘Shrieker’ even more popular

By Teddy Greenstein shrieking at games. She remains president Chicago Tribune of Northwestern Wildside, the official NU student section. Not everyone wants to silence The Harriott, a senior double majoring in Shrieker. neuroscience and communication sciences Since Thursday’s Tribune story went viral, and disorders, said the reaction to the story Northwestern student Emily Harriott has has been “insane.” heard from USA Today Sports and received “I was afraid people would read it and an invitation to appear Monday on “Good think Northwestern sucks (for silencing Day Chicago,” FOX-32’s morning show. her), but I don’t think that,” she said. “I’ve Harriott said she’s inclined to say yes: “If seen some Twitter haters, but most people they are nice people, sure, why not?” think: This is cute; you seem funny. But she turned down a request from a “I posted the article on my Facebook Champaign radio station to shriek on air. page, and 220 people reacted. When I “I don’t think you’d want that,” she told a posted that I got into Northwestern, 50 producer. people reacted!” She also received an offer for free legal The national reaction included a seg- counsel in case she wants to sue Northwest- ment on ESPN’s “Around the Horn,” ern for First Amendment rights infringe- during which Ramona Shelburne joked MATT ROURKE/AP ment. She definitely does not want that. that the shrieker was actually NU alumna Rod Carey left Northern Illinois to become Temple’s new coach. He was 52-30 at NIU. She loves Northwestern as much as and ESPN personality Rachel Nichols. football coach Pat Fitzgerald does, if possible, and will comply with the market- [email protected] Temple plucks Carey ing department’s wishes that she stop Twitter @TeddyGreenstein

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FIRE Cash is king as Death Notices Gussin, Zave Hillel Carollo, Karen Regina Minetz Zave Hillel Gussin, 85, beloved husband Fire trade picks of Judy nee Gordon for 64 years; son of Karen Regina Minetz Carollo went to the lord on the late Harry and Yetta Gussin; loving By Jeremy Mikula tish Premier League side Celtic. Gutman, a January 9th, 2019. She was born on June 26th, 1942 in Chicago, IL to Stephen and Helen Minetz. She father of Asher (Nitzchia) Goshen, Bob Chicago Tribune Hinsdale native, won the 2018 MAC (Brenda) Gussin, Nancy (Howard) Alter Hermann Trophy at Indiana as the best is survived by her children, Dawn Payne (Husband Robert), Donald Carollo (Wife Johnnie), Dominic and Mark (Helene) Gussin; cherished The Fire had the fifth and 32nd picks player in college soccer. Carollo (Wife Michele), and Daren Carollo. She is Grandpa, Saba and Iggy Papa of Morde- heading into the first two rounds of the The Fire weren’t alone in deciding to also survived by her Grandchildren (Who called her chai, Sara, Moshe, Yisrael, Esther Hadassah, Ari- MLS SuperDraft at McCormick Place — deal their draft picks. The Union on GG and Graham) Marlene, Savana, Briana, Jordan, ella, Dina, Sam, Aliza, Ezra and Elie; dear brother “had” being the key word. Wednesday traded all five of their picks to Natalie, Sara, Dominic, and Jack and her great grand- of Vivian (Irving) Paley and the late David (the late The Fire made three trades Friday, expansion side FC Cincinnati for alloca- children Rylee and Cooper. Also, her brother Robert Dori) Gussin; many loving nieces and nephews. sending the No. 5 pick to the Colorado tion money. Minetz (Wife Jill). She translated a love of travel into Practicing attorney, member and Chairman of the Lincolnwood Zoning and Planning Commission for Rapids for the 15th pick and $100,000 in MLS Commissioner Don Garber a 20 year plus career at American Airlines. Her constant laugh was extremely infectious. We do not 22 years. Proudly served in the U.S. Army Judge general allocation money. They then dealt pushed back when asked if such moves Advocate General Corps. Chapel service, Sunday the No. 15 pick to Minnesota United for suggest the draft is losing relevance as think she ever shook a hand because she always insisted on a hug. 1:30 PM at Shalom Memorial Funeral Home, $50,000 in allocation money. more teams expand youth development. A visitation will be held at 10am at Corpus Christi 1700 W. Rand Road, Arlington Heights. Interment In the second round, the Fire dealt the “Our league needs special moments and Church in Carol Stream, Illinois. There will be a fu- Shalom Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, memori- No. 32 pick to the New York Red Bulls for our sport needs special moments,” he said. neral service immediately following the visitation. als may be made to Jewish National Fund (JNF) the rights of a player to be named later. “This is a moment to provide a young In Lieu of flowers, please consideration a donation or Friends of the Israeli Defense Force (FIDF). For “We’re pleased,” team president and person an opportunity to stand up there, to her favorite theatre, 42nd Street Moon, PO Box information or to leave condolences (847) 255- general manager Nelson Rodriguez said. thank his family, thank his coaches, 426470 San Francisco, CA 94124 3520 or www.shalom2.com. “We feel we’ve come out of here with a lot support the youth system where they came of money that helps us with some of the out of, not just the colleges.” Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries other roster moves we hope to fulfill.” Rodriguez concurred. Giannini, Donald V. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries The Fire would not say who the player “I know that seems to be a theme that’s Donald V. Giannini, age 87. Beloved husband of the is, citing an MLS rule that requires the Red growing in some popularity,” he said. “I still late Arlene Giannini nee Foss; Bulls to notify the player before the Fire believe there are good players coming loving father of Stacy (Victor) can make contact with him. through college soccer and I think some of Damato, Wendy (Kenny) “We also got a player we believe is ready the young men drafted today will prove Brewer, and Scott (Debby) to contribute to the first team, maybe not as that to be the case. In our instance, we Giannini; beloved son of the late Giuseppe and Rose a starter but as an important piece,” believe our needs are very specific.” Giannini nee Saravo; fond Rodriguez said when asked to describe the FC Cincinnati didn’t trade its No. 1 grandfather Rosanna (Eddie), player. overall pick, selecting UCLA midfielder Nick, Arlena, Katie (Greg), Rodriguez said the Fire, coming off a Frankie Amaya. The San Jose Earthquakes and Alex; great grandfather disappointing 8-18-8 season, are in negotia- took VCU forward Siad Haji second of Domenico. Visitation tions with several players, including a overall. Florida International forward San- Sunday January 13, 2019 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 goalkeeper, central defender and three tiago Patino went third to Orlando City, p.m. at Cumberland Chapels 8300 W. Lawrence Ave. attackers. Charlotte defender Callum Montgomery Norridge, IL 60706. Funeral Services begin Monday “I hesitate to say we’re close because I fourth to FC Dallas and Brazilian forward at the funeral home at 8:30 a.m. and will proceed to Our Lady Mother of the Church for 9:30 a.m. Mass. have learned in my years that until it’s Andre Shinyashiki fifth to the Rapids. Entombment to follow at All Saints Mausoleum. signed, it’s not done,” he said. The Fire have the 53rd, 55th and 77th For more info www.cumberlandchapels.com or The Fire are continuing negotiations picks in the third and fourth rounds, which 708-456-8300. with out-of-contract defenders Johan will be held Monday via teleconference. Kappelhof and Matt Polster, Rodriguez said, but confirmed that homegrown [email protected] Twitter @jeremymikula player Andrew Gutman signed with Scot- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Everylife story Cubs, Sox avoid hearings deserves to be told. Baseball, from Page 1 $7.405 million deal, a $3.4 million raise from 2018. 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Brought to you by Legacy.com® off a left-handed pitcher. Schwarber hit Relief pitcher Alex Colome signed for only .194 with runners in scoring position. $7.325 million after making $5.3 million “If you just pinpoint the nature of clutch, with the Rays and Mariners in ’18. Infielder “I am the “Chính Thầy là sự he’s a guy who made his mark being Yolmer Sanchez signed for $4.625 million, Resurrection sốnglạivàlàsự incredible in the postseason for two years a raise from his $2.35 million salary last and the Life” sống” and then struggled in big spots (in 2018),” season, and starter Carlos Rodon settled (John 11, 25) (Ga 11, 25) general manager Jed Hoyer said in Novem- for $4.2 million after earning $2.3 million ber. “It’s not like a guy who was shrinking last year. in the spotlight. He just struggled in those Friday was the deadline to submit salary situations this year. 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Notice is hereby given, Pursuant to “An Act PUBLICATION NOTICE - Motorcycles Wanted! Cash Paid! All Makes! in relation To the use of an Assumed Business NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MERGER OF Will Pick Up. Reasonable. 630-660-0571 Name in the conduct or transaction of BANK HOLDING COMPANIES AND NOTICE OF Business in The State” as amended, that a APPLICATION FOR MERGER OF BANKS Certification was filed by the Undersigned HONOR THE with the County Clerk of Cook County First Midwest Bancorp, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, File No. intends to apply to the Federal Reserve Merrin, Claude E., M.D. Y19000240 on the Board for permission to acquire another Dr. Claude E. Merrin of Deerfield, Illinois, a talented Date: January 2, 2019 bank holding company, Bridgeview Bancorp, Under the Assumed Name of: CLEARCHOICE Inc., Bridgeview, Illinois. We intend to and respected surgeon and DENTAL IMPLANT CENTER acquire control of Bridgeview Bank Group, urologic oncologist passed with the business located at: Bridgeview, Illinois. 1300 EAST WOODFIELD ROAD SUITE 110, away suddenly October 27, lifelife SCHAMBURG, IL, 60173 As part of this transaction, First Midwest 2018. Born April 18, 1936 The true name and residence Address of Bank, Chicago, Illinois also intends to apply the owner is: THERESA C WANG to the Federal Reserve Board for permission in Paris, France, Dr. Merrin BUYING RECORD ALBUMS! Rock, Jazz & 1300 EAST WOODFIELD ROAD SUITE 110 to merge with Bridgeview Bank Group, obtained a Bachelor of sci- Blues. Also vintage baseball cards! SCHAMBURG, IL, 60173 Bridgeview, Illinois (“Bridgeview Bank”) 847-343-1628 and thereby establish branches at each of ence degree in Experimental & the following Bridgeview Bank locations: Science from the University 11411 West Wadsworth Road, Beach Park, IL 60099; 7940 South Harlem Avenue, of Paris and a Medical BUYING TOY TRAINS LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, HO, BRASS, LEGAL NOTICES Bridgeview, IL 60455; 1058 West Bryn Mawr Degree from the University of OLD TOYS, COIN OPERATED GAMES, COKE Avenue, Chicago, IL 60660; 1970 North mmemoriesemories MACHINES, SLOT CARS, OLD SIGNS! GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION Halsted Street, Chicago, IL 60614; 19031 Buenos Aires, Argentina. He Dennis 630-319-2331 Old LaGrange Road, Mokena, IL 60448; 6041 completed his internship and residency in General North Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60660; 4605 North Lincoln Avenue, Chicago, IL 60625; surgery and Urology at Cook County Hospital in BUYING!! Coins, Currency, Gold & Silver! 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The Federal Reserve Urology as a Cancer Research Clinician and Director 1:30 PM on Tuesday, February 5 at the River considers a number of factors in deciding whether to approve these applications, of the Dialysis Unit and Transplantation Program, Forest Public Library, 735 Lathrop Avenue, River Forest, IL 60305. Bids received after including the record of performance of the eventually being named Chief of the Department of that time will not be considered. All Bids banks we own in helping to meet local credit needs. Urologic Oncology in 1974. shall be addressed and delivered to the circulation desk inside the building on or before the time set forth above. Sealed You are invited to submit comments in writing on these applications to Colette Dr. Merrin was the co-author of over 95 clinical envelopes or packages containing the Bid Forms shall be transmitted to the attention A. 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Procedures for processing for 30 years mainly at Swedish Covenant Hospital. on the lower level at 1:30 PM on Tuesday, protested applications may be found at February 5, 2019. Bids shall be submitted 12 C.F.R. 262.25. To obtain a copy of the He retired in 2010 due to health circumstances. A Vintage Beer & Soda Cans & Signs: We Pay Federal Reserve Board’s procedures, or if Top Dollar for Your Collections 708-315-0048 in the form and manner contained in the non-smoker, he courageously fought Stage IV lung Bidding Requirements. you need more information about how to submit your comments on the applications, cancer for more than nine years. 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December 17, 2018 He was active in the French community in Chicago A pre-bid meeting will be held at the project and a member of the Union of the French Abroad STUFF FOR SALE site on Thursday, January 17 at 11:00 AM. Attendance is strongly encouraged for all (UFEC). He frequently traveled to France with his bidders; this will be the only opportunity for family. An avid licensed pilot, he flew gliders, ultra- prospective bidders to examine conditions in non-public spaces where work will be lights, single engine airplanes and was a member Bears PSL Marketplace Buy/Sell PSLs & taking place. Prospective bidders shall meet of the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA). In Tickets! PSLsource.com - 800-252-8055 the Owner and Architect in the meeting room on the lower level of the Library for the addition, he built an ultralight aircraft and two ex- pre-bid meeting. perimental airplanes from aircraft kits. 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Even without titles, Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino is still soccer’s most coveted coach

OLI SCARFF/GETTY-AFP Tottenham coach Mauricio Pochettino applauds at the end of the English Premier League match against Everton on Dec. 23. Tottenham is holding its own in third place this season.

By Rob Harris | Associated Press

LONDON uring a decade in management, Mauricio Pochettino has never lifted a trophy. The Argentine is still one of the most coveted coaches in world soccer. Whenever a job comes up at a leading club, you D can be sure Pochettino’s name will be in the mix for the vacancy. From Real Madrid to Paris Saint-Ger- main and, mostly notably recently, Manchester United. Yet, Pochettino remains in the dugout at Tottenham, a bond of loyalty that is being increasingly stretched by a lack of financial backing in the transfer market to end that trophy drought.

Pochettino on Sunday tests By comparison in the last himself against the club that five years, Manchester City has could tempt him away from benefited from net spending of Tottenham in the summer, and 518 million pounds and United the manager trying to show he has splurged 466 million has the credentials to keep the pounds. Arsenal and Chelsea job: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s have topped 200 million Manchester United. pounds, while Liverpool’s net When Jose Mourinho was spend is 183 million pounds. fired by United in December, Tottenham has finished Pochettino emerged as the above every other team at favorite to be hired his long- some point under Pochettino, term successor at the end of enjoying three successive the season. But Solskjaer has top-four appearance to secure given the owning Glazer family a route into the lucrative something to think about. Champions League. Before Brought in to halt the decline Pochettino’s arrival, Totten- JON SUPER/AP as a short-term fix, the former ham had only played once in Tottenham’s Mauricio Pochettino, left, applauds to his team and supporters after the English FA Cup third United striker has opened with the Champions League in the round soccer match against Tranmere Rovers on Jan. 4. five successive victories, equal- 2010-11 season. ing the club record for a new Even after becoming the manager. first Premier League team not need to operate in a different mine the club’s academy for possibility of losing Pochettino, A victory over Tottenham at to sign a player since the sum- way. At the moment we op- talent, rather than just resort- even though the manager only Wembley Stadium would be a mer transfer window was erate in the same way as we ing to the transfer market. But signed a new five-year con- significant statement of Solsk- introduced in 2003, Tottenham operated in five years ago that has paid off. tract in May after a third-place jaer’s credentials. The fact is still holding its own in third when we arrived.” Harry Kane graduated from finish. Tottenham is now viewed as a place. Liverpool is six points That means no lavish spend- the youth team and last year “He is a worried man be- tough test for United demon- ahead and City only two points ing. And there is a new stadium collected the Golden Boot as cause he is jealous about me,” strates the club’s progress in front of Tottenham. Chelsea to pay for and costs that project top scorer at the World Cup Pochettino quipped shortly under Pochettino. is four points back, Arsenal a have spiraled to nearer $1 with England. after Mourinho was fired by During the Alex Ferguson- further three points adrift and billion as the construction has “You just want to perform United last month. era at United, the manager was United is still in sixth place stalled. for him, work hard for him, The club blocked questions reputed to have told his players despite the revival under Sol- “I don’t have money,” win for him,” Kane said about about a potential departure at “Lads, it’s Tottenham,” in a skjaer. Pochettino said, looking ahead Pochettino. “He’s very passion- a recent news conference. But team-talk dismissing the north “He has done a very good to the January transfer win- ate. You can tell sometimes he Pochettino could determine London club as soft. job,” Solskjaer said Thursday dow. wants to be out there himself, that he has hit a ceiling at By the time Tottenham about Pochettino. “That specu- Tottenham does have a putting in tackles, running Tottenham, where it getting overwhelmed Mourinho’s lation (about the United job) is wealthy owner in Joe Lewis, about.” harder to land the club’s first United 3-0 at Old Trafford in there for a reason because he the Bahamas-based British Oliver Skipp is the latest league title in 1961. Pochettino August, it was clear just how has done well but it’s not my tycoon. But he can’t match the teenager to earn a promotion lost his only cup final with Pochettino has transformed his job to rate managers, my focus Abu Dhabi state-backed to the first team, last month Tottenham when Chelsea team into a force to be reck- is on me and my team.” spending of Manchester City, becoming the 13th academy lifted the League Cup in 2015. oned with. Pochettino is constantly the commercial juggernaut of player to make a first-team He hasn’t collected a trophy On meager resources, by reminding people just what he Manchester United or the debut under Pochettino. since his playing days at Es- Premier League standards. is competing against. Roman Abramovich oil-fund- Young players know they panyol in Spain. Since the 46-year-old “Sometimes people talk ing revolution at Chelsea. will get a chance under “I can see in the future Pochettino was hired from about winning titles,” he said “We’re doing all these fan- Pochettino. Music to the ears Tottenham winning trophies,” Southampton in 2014, Totten- this week. “One thing is to tastic things with our own of many clubs, especially ones Pochettino said. “I don’t know ham only has a net transfer reduce the gap with the top resources,” Pochettino said. like United that have little to if that will be with us, without spend of 29 million pounds four, to be competitive, to “It’s important to make that show for the huge outlay us, in one year, in five years.” ($37 million) — taking into create a team capable of fight- clear when we compare with under Mourinho. Sunday’s result against account incomings and depar- ing with the big sides. But if another team.” Tottenham chairman Daniel United could go some way to tures. after we want to win titles we That means being forced to Levy is once again facing the determining that. 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 2 | Saturday, January 12, 2019 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Match-fixing remains issue after latest arrests By Matt Bonesteel The Washington Post

With the Grand Slam calendar set to begin Sunday with the Australian Open, tennis once again is dealing with allegations of match fixing at its lowest levels, a problem the sport cannot seem to shake. Europol, the European Union’s law enforcement agency, an- nounced Thursday that the Span- ish Civil Guard has arrested 83 people, including 28 professional tennis players, over their alleged involvement in fixing matches at Challenger and ITF Futures tour- naments in Spain. Such events represent the second and third tiers of professional tennis, where unknown professional players toil at hundreds of barely noticed tournaments each year with hopes of acquiring the points needed to move up the rankings. One of the arrested players took part in last year’s U.S. Open, though Europol did not divulge any names. “The suspects bribed profes- sional players to guarantee pre- determined results and used the identities of thousands of citizens to bet on the prearranged games,” Europol said in a news release. “A criminal group of Armenian indi- viduals used a professional tennis player, who acted as the link between the gang and the rest of the criminal group. “Once they bribed the players, the Armenian network members attended the matches to ensure that the tennis players complied with what was previously agreed, and gave orders to other members of the group to go ahead with the bets placed at national and inter- national level.” It’s the second time in a little more than two years that law- enforcement officials have cracked down on match fixing on the Iberian peninsula. In Decem- ber 2016, Spanish law enforce- ment officials detained 34 people, including six tennis players ran- ked between Nos. 800 and 1,200 in the world, alleging they were involved in a match-fixing net- work in Spain and Portugal. The players allegedly received about $1,000 per match for losing specif- ic points or games in 17 Futures and Challenger tournaments in Spain. Therein lies one of the reasons match-fixing is so prevalent at these lower-tier events: The prize money involved is often paltry, giving players an incentive to throw matches at tournaments in far-flung locales that few people are watching. For instance, a 24-year-old Spaniard named David Perez Sanz won six titles on the ITF Futures ANDREW MEDICHINI/AP Tour last year — five in Egypt and Daniele Braccali was one of two former Italian players once ranked in the top 50 to get a ban for match fixing. one in Sri Lanka — but took home less than $20,000 in tournament “This is a significant, recurring winnings for the year. For compar- problem at the lower levels of the ison’s sake, Roger Federer re- tennis when doubles competi- ceived nearly $3 million alone for tions, which are often viewed by winning last year’s Australian players as less important or valu- Open. Players who lost first-round able, conflict with a singles event matches at the U.S. Open received in the following week,” the Inde- $50,000. pendent Review Panel report said. “You hear so many stories about “Players on occasion perceive other players getting approached,” themselves as better off losing and Laslo Urrutia Fuentes, an ITF moving on than seeking to stay in a Futures Tour player, told The New competition, and some act on that York Times last year. “They say perception.” when they are playing really weak The report also recommended players, someone says, ‘Lose the beefing up the Tennis Integrity first set and you will get $6,000.’ ” Unity, which was established by According to an International the sport’s governing bodies in Tennis Federation study cited by 2008 but has been criticized as The New York Times last year, understaffed and ill-equipped to 6,000 of the 14,000 players who deal with the modern methods of entered ITF Futures tournaments match fixing. In 2018, the TIU around the globe in 2013 didn’t sanctioned 21 people for offenses earn one cent of prize money. Only such as match fixing, failing to 336 men and 253 women out of the report corruption and refusing to 14,000 broke even, when factoring cooperate with its investigations, in costs for travel and lodging. banning eight players and officials “That’s quite astonishing for a from the sport for life. Most of the sport that has almost $300 million sanctioned players had career- in prize money,” Kris Dent, the high rankings in the triple digits. ITF’s senior executive director of Even with reform, the rise of professional tennis, told the online gambling and the very Times. “These smaller tourna- nature of the sport make it ripe for ments have no TV, no sponsor- match-fixing. ships and no one paying any “The nature of the game lends money to go see them, and they LYNNE SLADKY/AP itself to manipulation for betting never will.” Potito Starace was the other Italian player to receive a ban. purposes,” the Independent Re- Last year, an Independent Re- view Panel report said. “There are view Panel — sanctioned by ten- men and women taking part to ranks while offering more local- tions. many contingencies. There is only nis’s governing bodies — issued make a living.” This year, the ITF is ized tournaments, cutting down The sheer number of events at one player who must act. Detec- recommendations on tackling doing just that by putting the top on travel costs. tennis’s lower levels also can fuel tion is difficult, not least because match fixing in a report that took 750 men and women into the One level up, the Challenger match fixing. Players enter as at many lower level matches there more than two years to complete. Challenger Tour, where the prize Tour will increase the size of its many tournaments as they can, are no spectators and inadequate One of the proposals was to money and opportunity for ad- singles draws to 48 from 32, but if the next event on the facilities to protect players from reduce the number of pro players vancement are greater. The rest creating 2,400 more spots per schedule both offers more lucra- potential corrupters. Moreover, at the sport’s lowest levels to will play in something called the year. Plus, all Challenger tourna- tive spoils and overlaps with their underperformance is often attrib- ensure that prize money “is better Transition Tour, which will still ments will be required to supply current tournament, it may give uted to ‘tanking,’ which too often targeted to enable more of the offer a pathway to tennis’s higher players with hotel accommoda- them incentive to tank. has been tolerated.” C Saturday, January 12, 2019 | Section 3

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