Few snow showers Vote Nov. 7th, 2017 write in: High: 34 | Low: 27 | Details, page 2 Bill McDonald BESSEMER CITY COUNCIL # Experienced # Veteran # Community Minded Authorized and Paid for by Bill McDonald, 309 E. Silver St., Bessemer, MI 49911 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Friday, November 3, 2017 75 cents FOG cleans up BLACK RIVER HARBOR Gile Flowage

GILE, Wis. — More than 400 about the state of the flowage. pounds of trash were removed “Although some islands were from the Gile Flowage during the not clean, most people are doing Friends of the Gile Flowage’s a good job of keeping the Gile recent fall clean-up. Flowage in good condition,” “With more people coming to Shackleford said. Iron County to discover the beau- His sister, Linnaea, 9, pre- tiful resource we have in the Gile ferred the islands with less Flowage, it’s important to keep it garbage. “I like Wedding Island, clean and pristine,” said FOG because it was clean,” she said. president Cathy Techtmann. The garbage was taken to the The clean-up has taken place landing at Gile Park, where the in the last month, according to city of Montreal had donated a Techtmann, and was capped off Dumpster for the garbage. with a pontoon boat visit to sev- “I would like to thank all of eral of the flowage’s islands to the FOG volunteers, many whom collect the garbage left there. went out on their own to partici- Volunteers traveled to Russ’ pate in the 2017 Gile Flowage Island, Twin Island, Wedding Fall Clean-up and to the city of Island, Big Island and Peterson’s Montreal, which donated Dump- Island, before traveling to the ster disposal for the collections,” Pence Park boat landing. Techtmann said, adding the In addition to the standard clean-up was started by the late bottles and cans, Techtmann Jim Kaffine and has continued said the group found everything since. from batteries to furniture on the For more information on the islands. Friends of the Gile Flowage, or Despite the garbage, Henry how to join, contact Techtmann Shackleford, 12, who was helping at [email protected] or clean up the islands with the rest 715-561-2185. of his family, was optimistic —Richard Jenkins Submitted photo A LONE surfer catches waves on Lake Superior at Black River Harbor on Oct. 24 during a memorable storm. The lake kicked up quite a stir the last week of October, sending logs and debris into the parking lot at Little Girl’s Point’s Oman’s Creek, and beaching logs on the breakwall and along the shoreline at Saxon Harbor. Stephen Sell sent in the photo. Michigan Extension office collects food for ‘Eat Smart’ program

By IAN MINIELLY The plan is to supplement their the Extension with the names of percent fruit juice.) [email protected] home-cooked meals with healthy the kids who will benefit from —Microwave popcorn. BESSEMER — The Michigan food as if they were still in the bags. The bags will be hand- —Microwaveable brown rice. State University Extension school, only without the home- ed out the week prior to Christ- —Instant oatmeal packets. office in Bessemer is still gather- work. mas and spring break. —Canned tuna. ing food for the “Eat Smart Dennis said the Extension The Eat Smart Knapsack pro- —Canned chicken. Knapsack” program. office is filling each bag with the gram is in need of: —And canned beans. According to Ashley Dennis, same products, so it is important —Nature Valley granola The food can be dropped off at the program is designed to pro- people provide the Extension bars. the MSU Extension office at 500 vide in-need students in Gogebic with the requested items, as —Peanut butter. N. Moore St. in Bessemer. If County with a bag of nutritious there will not be substitutes. —Low sugar jam/jelly. anyone has additional questions and easy-to-prepare food over The individual schools within —Canned vegetables. about the program, call Megan the winter and spring break. Gogebic County are providing —Fruit cups (packed in 100 Martell at 906-663-4045.

Wisconsin traffic L G P S U N S E T deaths increase

Preliminary data from the “We’re approaching that Wisconsin Department of time of year when weather and Transportation shows 58 people travel conditions can change were killed in traffic-related quickly,” said David Pabst, crashes in October, compared to Director of WDOT’s Bureau of 46 a year ago. Transportation Safety. Through the first 10 months “Motorists should be prepared Submitted photo of this year, Wisconsin recorded for potentially slippery roads, HENRY, FROM left, Linnaea and Ian Shackleford take a break from col- 506 traffic fatalities, higher diminishing hours of daylight lecting garbage on a Gile Flowage island during the Friends of the Gile than the 485 deaths at this Flowage’s annual fall clean-up. The month-long clean-up removed 400 time last year, and also above pounds of trash from the flowage. the five-year average of 467. DEATHS — page 5 Ashland dredging expected to be done by Thanksgiving ASHLAND, Wis. — The dredging portion inches of the sediment in the project area,” in the 20th century,” according to the project’s of the Ashland Lakefront Project is expected spring, according to a news release. website. to be wrapped up by Thanksgiving. “After successful confirmation samples, With the completion of the work, the “As scheduled, we will reach our goal to crews will place a restorative sand layer company will re-open the trail between finish mechanical dredging this year,” Xcel and fish habitat that is suitable for the Ellis and Prentice Avenue from Dec. 15 to Energy community service manager Mike area,” BeBeau said. March 31, when work resumes. BeBeau said Wednesday. “Over the seven “The large tents on site will be removed A temporary fence will be put along the months of this construction season, crews during the summer months and we expect trail to restrict access to the site, according will have removed approximately 120,000 final on-land restoration to be completed in to the release. cubic yards of impacted debris and sedi- late 2018 and 2019.” “We are pleased that the trail will be open ment, representing more than 8,000 truck- The final phase of the dredging project to allow our citizens and visitors to enjoy this loads.” began in early April. community asset through the winter months Submitted photo Winterization work is expected to be com- The work is being done to remove sedi- while the project is idle,” Ashland Mayor Deb LYNETTE ESTOLA, of Ironwood, captured this photo at Little Girl’s pleted by the end of the year. There will be ment from several acres of lakebed that was Lewis said. Point on Tuesday, Oct. 24, of a beautiful sunset with intense waves some final month-long sweeps of “the top few impacted by “industrial uses at the turn of —Richard Jenkins and strong winds.

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Friday, Nov. 3 Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, Alcoholics Anonymous, open 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Regional Hospice Veterans School, room 205. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Appreciation Breakfast, 9 a.m.- Daughters of Isabella, 6 p.m., DOVE Support Group, noon-2 noon, Mill Street Garden, Besse- St. Sebastian Church, Bessemer. p.m. 906-932-4990. mer. MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Club, Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 MECCA cabin near treatment facility, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- a.m., Mercer, Wis., Senior Center. Mercer, Wis. rant, Ironwood. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Iron County Veterans Service p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Ontonagon United Methodist Church Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Town Hall. 715-561-2190. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Mercer Health and Wellness Emergencies: 715-476-7655. Government Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Bessemer City Council, 5:30 Community Center. Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran p.m., city hall. Wakefield American Legion, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood Parks and Recre- 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 p.m. regular Church Women United, 1:30 ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- meeting, post, Wakefield. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- ing, Conference Room 1, second Red Devil Booster Club, 6 p.m., wood. floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. room 205, Luther L. Wright K-12 Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, School, Ironwood. Ontonagon United Methodist Church Tuesday, Nov. 7 Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 wood Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Gogebic County Veterans Ser- p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Bessemer. area74.org. Saturday, Nov. 4 1110. Government Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Wakefield Housing Commis- Community Pickleball Pad- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. sion, 9 a.m., Sunset Manor commu- dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer , area74.org. nity room, 200 Pierce St., Wakefield. Wis., School gymnasium. 715-776- Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Bessemer Area Sewer Authori- 4588. Elk and Hound. ty, 4:30 p.m., Bessemer City Hall. Superior Shooters Sight-In, 9 Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Gogebic County Board, 5 p.m., a.m., Superior Range Shooters Public Library. 715-476-2366. courthouse, Bessemer. Club, 906-285-0475. Northern Waters Genealogical Erwin Township Board, 6:30 Iron County Regional Trail Society, “A Guided Tour of Cyndi’s p.m., Township Hall. Group, kick-off and social event, 2 List 2.0”, 3 p.m., Presque Isle, Wis., Thursday, Nov. 9 p.m., Sharon’s Coffee Co., Hurley. Community Library, 8306 School Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Loop Road, 715-686-7339 Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. North Country Trail group, 6 wood Memorial Building. area74.org. p.m., Aurora Club, 101 Penokee Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Sunday, Nov. 5 Road, Ironwood. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Woodland Church, Ironwood. Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- Church, Ironwood. Submitted photo Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- 1110. STUDENT COUNCIL member Halle Floyd takes charge of the Hoop Shoot game at the 38th Halloween Carni- Mercer Health and Wellness tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Ret Hat Society Northwoods Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Acoustic open jam session, 7 Divas, 11:30, El Dorado, Hurley, val at the Ontonagon School on Halloween night. munity Center. p.m., Mercer, Wis., Public Library, 906-667-0116. Gogebic Range Trail Authority, 414-477-3848 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. Government Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Hurley Senior Center Board of area74.org. Wesley United Methodist Church, Directors, 9:30 a.m., Hurley Senior Grief Support Group, 1 to 2:30 Online protection for children available Ironwood. Center, Hurley. p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice office, 1571 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Iron County Transportation U.S. 51 North, Arbor Vitae, Wis. LANSING — The holiday sea- pleased to promote the ‘Protect- Concerned parents or schools p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Coordinating Committee, 1 p.m., ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 son is quickly approaching and MiChild’ website. It offers par- may register the electronic Bessemer. area74.org. board room, Iron County Court- p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, many students will enjoy a break ents and schools a secure and addresses for any devices chil- Monday, Nov. 6 house, Hurley. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse from school. simple way to put some controls dren use at Iron County Forestry and Parks Faith Center, Ironwood. Committee, 2 p.m., Forestry confer- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 But with those breaks may in place regarding the Internet ProtectMiChild.com. Iron County Food Pantry, 9 come added screen time on lap- content children see.” The secured registry is housed a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- ence room, 607 3rd. Ave. N., Hurley. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, tops, mobile devices and more. treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. Wakefield Township Board, Hurley. area74.org. U.S Census figures from 2014 on the Secretary of State website Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, 5:30 p.m., township hall. Klassic Kruisers Car Club, 6:30 Michigan Secretary of State show that youth under the age of at ProtectMiChild.com. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Iron County Board, 6 p.m., p.m., Golden Dragon, Ironwood. Ruth Johnson reminds parents 18 comprise about 22 percent of Once the child’s cell phone area74.org. board room, courthouse, Hurley. Ironwood Masonic Lodge 389, to think Child Protection Reg- the state’s population. According number, email address and Pat O’Donnell Civic Center Wednesday, Nov. 8 7:30 p.m., Masonic building. istry when their children use the to the U.S. Department of Health Instant Messenger ID are Board of Directors, 5 p.m., arena. Government Internet. Johnson urges parents and Human Services, teens entered into the system, the reg- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Christian Men of the Northland, Bessemer Housing Commis- to take the time now to protect spend an average of 2.3 hours istry will stop adult Internet ads Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Ironwood. sion, 8 a.m., Executive Director’s your children through the Michi- per day engaged in electronic for all the registered contact Ironwood. area74.org. Mentoring of Moms, 9-10:30 Office, 709 W. Iron St., Bessemer. Iron County Development Zone gan Child Protection Registry. communication and recreation points for three years or until the Al-Anon, 6 p.m., Salem Lutheran a.m., Range Community Bible Michigan Child Protection (surfing the Internet, playing youngest child with access to the Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Church, Hurley. 715-561-4355. Council, 5:30 p.m., board room, Iron County Courthouse, Hurley. Registry is a free and secure ser- video games, texting with contact point reaches the age of vice that can stops adult-oriented friends, and viewing TV) and 18. ads for products like alcohol, nearly twice as much time on the Companies that send mes- LIONS AGAINST HUNGER tobacco, pornography and online weekends. sages that advertise or link to gambling from reaching their “We live in a digital age,‚“ prohibited products or services children. Johnson said. “To keep our chil- are required to remove the regis- “It can be a struggle to keep dren safe from influences and tered contact email, phone num- up with what our kids are doing products that are not age appro- ber or IM within 30 days from online,” said Johnson, who has a priate requires action. The Pro- their mailing lists. Protect- teenage daughter. tectMiChild Registry provides us MiChild registrations may be “Internet service is available with the tools we need to help renewed at any time for an addi- in schools, libraries, homes and control the Internet content to tional three-year period. on cell phones, tablets and lap- which our children are exposed. ——— tops. Protecting your child from It’s a great resource and I Editor’s note: For more unwanted Internet content can encourage parents and schools to information, visit the registry at be a challenge, which is why I am use it to protect their kids.” ProtectMiChild.com. Give blood this holiday season The American Red Cross from Thanksgiving to New with loved ones. Make an encourages people to share their Year’s Day when donors are busy appointment to give blood by good health this holiday season with holiday activities and trav- downloading the free Red Cross by donating blood for patients in el. However, patients don’t get a Blood Donor app, visiting red- need. holiday break from needing life- crossblood.org, or calling 1-800- Consider this example: saving transfusions. In fact, RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). Mike Healey’s son was born every two seconds, someone in The next local blood drive will prematurely, weighing 3 pounds, the U.S. needs blood. be in Ironwood on Nov. 22, from Submitted photo and immediately needed blood. “I By giving blood or platelets, 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., at the THE BOULDER Junction, Wis., and Manitowish Waters Lions Clubs join together in a fundraising effort for gave blood the next day and have donors may give patients more Memorial Building, 213 S Mar- their 17th annual golf outing on Thursday, Aug. 24, at Trout Lake Golf Club in Arbor Vitae. All proceeds from done it 56 times since then,” he time — and more holidays — quette St. the outing were split between the Community Food Pantry in Boulder Junction and the Mercer Area Food said. Though Healey’s son spent Pantry. The Boulder Junction Lions Club presents a $1,393 check to the Community Food Pantry in Boulder his first 49 days of life in the Junction. From left are Anita Hornbrook, food pantry treasurer; Robert Anderson, food pantry chairman; neonatal intensive care unit, he Otis Voeltz, Boulder Junction Lions treasurer; Pete Krueger, golf outing co-chair; Bob Bertch, Boulder Junc- has thrived and is now a healthy, THANK YOU tion Lions vice-president and Ken Perry, food pantry manager. 10-year-old little league baseball “Save the Co-op” player. “I will never forget who- to our Community for making our ever selflessly gave blood for my fundraiser a huge success! Briefs ter, Hurley. the Iron County Courthouse in son.” Thank you to our event sponsors: Hurley. A decline in donations occurs Civic center board to meet Iron County finance 906 Boom Jacquart Fabric Products committee to meet About the Hair Kristine Carlson IRONWOOD — The Pat O’ Donnell Civic Center Board of HURLEY — The Iron County Anonymous Lawrence and Geri Kutz Directors will meet Monday, Finance Committee will meet Aspirus Ironwood Mary Gotham Nov. 6, at 5 p.m. at the arena. Friday, Nov. 10, at 9 a.m., at the August and JoAnn Ricca River Valley Bank courthouse in Hurley. Hurley senior center board Brian Tarro Roy and Deb Gotham to meet Recycling committe to Coleman Engineering RT William Agency meet Downtown Art Place Shelley Nordine Accounting HURLEY — The Hurley Senior Center Board of Directors HURLEY — Iron County Extreme Tool Steven Garske will meet Monday, Nov. 7, at 9:30 Recycling Committee wll meet on Gogebic Range Bank Sturgul and Long Law Office a.m. at the Hurley Senior Cen- Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 4 p.m. at HURLEY NON-MOTORIZED TRAIL FUNDRAISER Wells Fargo Ironwood Area Chamber of Commerce Sunday, Nov. 5, 2017 ~ 2:00pm-5:30pm We would also like to thank: Marines to Celebrate Sharon’s Coffee Company $15 ticket includes: Raffle and Auction Donors, Raffle & Auction Bidders nd Fundraising Committee and all the Volunteers 242 Birthday Appetizers ~ Pizza ~ Salad ~ Dessert All Marines; active, former & FMF corpsmen invited Special thanks to the Friday, November 10, 2017 Tickets Available at Sharon’s Gogebic Range Health Foundation at the American Legion EVENT WILL FEATURE: Silent Auction Items! Ironwood Memorial Building Chance to purchase Raffle Tickets Dinner Tickets – $18 per person to win a Specialized Bike Rooted in the community Happy Hour at 5pm - Cash Bar • Program and Dinner at 6pm donated by Hobby Wheel For reservations call John at 932-4024 or Chuck at 932-4374 (Raffle Drawing to be held Thursday, Nov. 30) for 40 years! 4 l FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2017 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM What will happen to Mueller? DAILY GLOBE Orrin Hatch of Utah, the Senate’s senior The Wall Street Journal, like many pro- Republican, assured reporters that special Trumpers, has bought into a discredited con- counsel Robert Mueller is “not gonna be fired spiracy theory that says the FBI somehow Sue Mizell, Publisher by the president.” Asked why, Hatch replied, helped promote a dossier, paid for by the Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor “Because I know him. He knows that’d be a Clinton campaign, which tapped Russian stupid move, as far I’m concerned.” sources to defame Trump. And since Mueller “Stupid move” is a vast understatement to once headed the FBI, concludes the Journal, describe the possible firing of Mueller, whose Cokie and “he could best serve the country by resigning accelerating investigation into Russian inter- Steve Roberts to prevent further political turmoil over that In Their Opinion ference in last year’s election has already conflict of interest.” produced two indictments against former CNN reports that Steve Bannon, Trump’s Flint should take Trump aides and a guilty plea from a third. former adviser, is urging the president to “Stupid move” applies as well to the idea “cut funding” for Mueller’s operation and loyalty to the president or our party. that Trump would pardon those defendants “slow down document production in court.” One tangible option: Get behind two bills, or anyone else caught up in Mueller’s net. Another Trump confidant, Roger Stone, tells both with Republican co-sponsors, that would water deal But just because a decision is stupid does The New York Times that neutralizing severely limit Trump’s ability to fire Mueller not mean Trump won’t make it. His raging Mueller is Trump’s “only chance for sur- Federal Judge David Lawton got it right in saying that without cause. After a hearing in September, egotism and reckless impulsiveness render vival.” the measures have languished, but a serious the failure of leadership by the Flint City Council is him capable of any move, at any time, no All these comments, and many more, point attempt to move them forward will send a “breathtaking.” matter what his advisers or Republican law- to one conclusion: The Trump White House is strong signal to the White House: Don’t even After dawdling for three months, the council finally makers like Hatch say. truly petrified of Mueller. And what the pres- think about it. this week approved an agreement that will keep the city That’s exactly why Sen. Bob Corker ident does next could be deeply dangerous. Clearly they are thinking about it. White on the Detroit water system. warned that the president could lead the Thomas Mann, a political scientist at the House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee But for only two years, at which time the whole process country “on the path to World War III.” And Brookings Institution, was correct in telling Sanders told reporters that the president has of vetting a water source will have to begin anew. that’s why Trump is fully capable of firing the Post, “We are in a real testing time for “no intention or plan” to fire Mueller. But Mayor Karen Weaver had bargained a 30-year pact, Mueller, or pardoning his targets, and plung- democracy.” that’s a pathetically weak statement that assuring certainty for Flint residents and businesses that ing the country into a full-blown constitu- Republicans have to understand the obviously leaves plenty of room for the presi- there would be no further disruption to their water sup- tional crisis. stakes here, and they have role models to fol- dent to change his mind. Moreover, the president is being egged on low. During Watergate, Sen. Howard Baker ply for decades. White House lawyer Jay Sekulow added, by a rising chorus of right-wing activists and helped to bring President Nixon to justice. But the council waffled, even though the decision to “I haven’t had a conversation with the presi- commentators to get rid of Mueller before he In 1950, Sen. Margaret Chase Smith remain with the Great Lakes Water Authority was clear- dent about pardons or pardoning individu- brings down the entire administration. Just denounced Sen. Joe McCarthy for fomenting ly the best, and perhaps only, safe option. als.” That’s another evasion that deliberately one example: Jeanine Pirro, host of “Justice “a national feeling of fear and frustration In the end, the council acted at the point of a gun. Law- fails to rule out pardons in the future. with Judge Jeanine” on Fox News, declared that could result in national suicide and the son had threatened to impose the agreement on the city if Another White House lawyer, Ty Cobb, that Mueller “must be fired immediately.” end of everything that we Americans hold it did not make a decision to either remain with the who has been counseling Trump to cooperate And we know the president listens obsessive- dear.” Detroit regional authority or choose another source. with Mueller, did tell the Washington Post ly to Fox and is heavily influenced by what he History honors Baker and Smith for their Council members said they were troubled by the length that “there are no discussions and there is no hears. Now is the time for Republicans who courage. It has forgotten the cowards who of the contract, which would lock in rates some members consideration being given to terminating value the rule of law to say as loudly and as refused to speak out. History will judge see as too high. They also wanted to hear from additional Mueller.” But anyone who thinks Trump will clearly as possible: today’s Republicans on how they respond to experts, which would require more months of delay. always take his lawyer’s advice has learned We will not tolerate any attempt by an unhinged and unqualified president. absolutely nothing about this president, But the pact put together by Weaver will begin saving Trump to subvert Mueller’s investigation. can be con- especially with his conservative base loudly Steve and Cokie Roberts the city $600,000 a month immediately on implementa- We will place loyalty to our country ahead of tacted by email at [email protected]. tion. It will end the current situation of Flint residents demanding Mueller’s head. paying for the Detroit water, while also paying off the bonds of the new Karegnondi Water Authority. Lawton was correct in warning that the delay in deci- Today in history sion making was placing Flint’s financial well-being at risk, as well as the health of its residents. The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality By The Associated Press sued Flint officials in late June, arguing that the Flint Today’s Highlight in History On Nov. 3, 1900, the first major council was endangering the public’s health by failing to U.S. automobile show opened at approve a long-term drinking water source. New York’s Madison Square Garden The council could have voted to go ahead with its move under the auspices of the Automo- to the Karegnondi authority. bile Club of America. But doing so would require extensive repairs to the On this date Flint water plant, which would cost tens of millions of dol- In 1839, the first Opium War lars and three and a half years to complete. between China and Britain broke out. That’s too long to leave Flint in limbo. In 1903, Panama proclaimed its Restoring trust in the city’s drinking water, destroyed independence from Colombia. in 2014 when a state-imposed switch to the Flint River as In 1911, the Chevrolet Motor Car a water source triggered a lead crisis, is the top priority. Co. was founded in Detroit by Louis The continuity of remaining with the Great Lakes Chevrolet and William C. Durant. Regional Water Authority is the surest way to erase con- (The company was acquired by General Motors in 1918.) cerns about the safety of Flint’s water. In 1936, President Franklin D. Even the Karegnondi authority is backing the Great Roosevelt won a landslide election Lakes contract, since it provides a vehicle for paying off victory over Republican challenger Flint’s portion of the authority’s bond debt. Alfred “Alf” Landon. Weaver made the best bargain she could. City Council In 1957, the Soviet Union members may wish there were a better deal that would launched Sputnik 2, the second substantially lower water rates for residents. manmade satellite, into orbit; on board was a dog named Laika, who But such wishful thinking contributed to the initial ill- was sacrificed in the experiment. fated water source switch. In 1960, the Meredith Willson The council should reconvene and sign off on the 30- musical “The Unsinkable Molly year deal, which would be an important step in putting Brown” opened on Broadway with Flint’s water crisis to rest. Tammy Grimes in the title role. In 1961, Burmese diplomat U Thant was appointed acting U.N. —Detroit News Secretary-General following the death of Dag Hammarskjold. Presi- dent John F. Kennedy established the United States, defeating Presi- and maddening gas shortages. New Monica Vitti is 86. Former Mas- the U.S. Agency for International dent George H.W. Bush. In Illinois, York’s newly relocated NBA team, sachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis Letters Policy Development. Democrat Carol Moseley-Braun the former New Jersey Nets, hosted is 84. Actor-dancer Ken Berry is 84. In 1964, President Lyndon B. became the first black woman elect- the first regular-season game by a Actor Shadoe Stevens is 71. Singer The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal Johnson soundly defeated Republi- ed to the U.S. Senate. major sports team in Brooklyn since Lulu is 69. Comedian-actress with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any can Barry Goldwater to win a White Ten years ago: Gen. Pervez the Dodgers left in 1957; the Brook- Roseanne Barr is 65. Actress Kate letter and to edit those that are to be published. Please avoid name-call- House term in his own right. Musharraf declared a state of emer- lyn Nets beat the Toronto Raptors Capshaw is 64. Comedian Dennis ing or personal attacks. In 1970, Salvador Allende was gency in Pakistan. United Auto 107-100. Miller is 64. Actress Kathy Kinney is Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone inaugurated as president of Chile. Workers agreed to a tentative con- One year ago: Democratic vice 64. Singer Adam Ant is 63. Director- number must be included for verification purposes. In 1979, five Communist Workers tract with Ford Motor Co. Two astro- presidential nominee Tim Kaine screenwriter Gary Ross is 61. Actor Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. Party members were killed in a clash nauts conducted a successful delivered a speech entirely in Span- Dolph Lundgren is 60. Rock musi- McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: with heavily armed Ku Klux Klans- spacewalk to save a ripped solar ish as he addressed a small crowd in cian C.J. Pierce (Drowning Pool) is [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. men and neo-Nazis during an anti- wing on the international space sta- a largely Hispanic area of Phoenix 45. Actor Francois Battiste (TV: “Ten Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” Klan protest in Greensboro, North tion. as part of Hillary Clinton’s push into Days in the Valley”) is 41. Olympic column. Carolina. Five years ago: The lights came traditionally Republican Arizona. gold medal figure skater Evgeni In 1986, the Iran-Contra affair back on in lower Manhattan to the China’s plans for a permanent space Plushenko is 35. Actress Julie Thought for Today came to light as Ash-Shiraa, a pro- relief of residents who’d been station remained firmly on track with Berman is 34. Actress Antonia Syrian Lebanese magazine, first plunged into darkness for nearly five the successful launch of its new Thomas (TV: “The Good Doctor”) is days by Superstorm Sandy, but heavy-lift Long March 5 rocket. 31. Alternative rock singer/songwrit- “All politics are based on the indifference of the majority.” broke the story of U.S. arms sales to Iran. there was deepening resentment in Today’s Birthdays er Courtney Barnett is 30. TV per- — James Reston, American journalist In 1992, Democrat Bill Clinton the city’s outer boroughs and sub- Actress Peggy McCay is 90. sonality Kendall Jenner (TV: “Keep- (born this date in 1909, died 1995) was elected the 42nd president of urbs over a continued lack of power Actress Lois Smith is 87. Actress ing Up with the Kardashians”) is 22.

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2017 l 5 Bill would expand treatment S W O R N I N MDNR seeks bear information for adolescent opioid addicts LANSING (AP) — Michigan WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Opioid Abuse Commission. wildlife regulators are asking Senators Gary Peters, D-Michi- The lawmakers said the use of hunters and trappers to let them gan, and Shelley Moore Capito, certain medications, such as know about any bears in dens R-West Virgina, have introduced buprenorphine, has been shown they come across while in the legislation that will help expand to be a safe and effective treat- woods this fall. access to opioid addiction treat- ment for opioid addiction and The state Department of Nat- ment for adolescents. improves success rates for con- ural Resources is looking for The Youth Opioid Use Treat- tinuing treatment and recovery. bears to fit with radio collars, ment Help Act will renew an Medication assisted treatment which provide information for a existing substance abuse pro- with buprenorphine and other management program. gram at the Substance Abuse effective drugs is an essential Biologist Mark Boersen says and Mental Health Services public health tool to prevent the agency is already monitoring Administration and establish a future loss of life for those suffer- six females from the air and demonstration program that will ing from opioid addiction. How- ground using radio tracking expand access to medication to ever, MAT is often designed for equipment. treat adolescents suffering from adults, making it more difficult A bear selected for study is opioid addiction. for adolescents to access this sedated and fitted with a collar According to SAMSHA, proven treatment. and ear tag. A small tooth is 276,000 American adolescents The YOUTH Act establishes a pulled to determine the bear’s used opioids for non-medical rea- demonstration program to age and provide a DNA sample. sons in 2015. The Centers for expand the use of MAT for ado- The animal then is returned Disease Control recently report- lescents. The demonstration pro- to its den to sleep for the rest of ed that from 2014 to 2015, the gram authorizes the Agency for the winter. drug overdose rate increased 19 Healthcare Research and Quali- It’s illegal to disturb or harm percent for teens and has more ty to award grants to hospitals, Submitted photo a bear inside a den. than doubled since 1999. local governments and other eli- GOGEBIC COUNTY’S new treasurer, Lisa Hewitt, is sworn in by county clerk Gerry Pelissero at the courthouse “The opioid epidemic has dev- gible entities to expand adoles- in Bessemer on Thursday morning. Hewitt was chosen by a committee of county officials to replace retiring astated communities across the cents’ access to MAT, identify treasurer Sue Pertile. country, and it’s tragic that hun- and test solutions for overcoming dreds of thousands of young peo- barriers to access, and provide State Briefs Deaths ple suffering from opioid addic- resources on adolescent MAT tion are struggling to get the care training and implementation. Search continues in Lake WDIO-TV of Duluth said Matt Markon. they need,” Peters said. “This The legislation also requires Superior Steven Michael Ryan, 61, Car- Tower Avenue was shut down From page 1 bipartisan bill would help hospi- AHRQ to receive regular olyn Marie Rindahl, 60, and their until after 1 p.m. while police MARQUETTE — A Thursday tals and other health care progress reports from grantees 4-year-old grandson were the vic- conducted an investigation. and the possibility of deer dart- morning search was resumed by providers expand lifesaving and to submit a report to tims. The Wisconsin State Patrol ing onto roadways. The impor- a Michigan State Police Marine addiction treatments and care to Congress that details the avail- The Sawyer County Sheriff’s was assisting. tance that all motorists need to Services team for the couple who adolescents and set them on a ability of MAT for young adults Department said all three vic- buckle up, watch their speed were swept into Lake Superior path toward recovery.” and adolescents, the effective- tims showed signs of carbon Michigan House defeats and always remain focused on during a violent storm more than “There are currently too many ness of existing treatment and monoxide poisoning, and carbon auto insurance bill what’s ahead of them is impera- a week ago. young people struggling with prevention programs, unintend- monoxide was found in the tive at this time of year.” Robert Anderson, 59, and LANSING (AP) — The Michi- opioid addiction who can benefit ed consequences of programs home. Traffic-related deaths in Wis- Sarah Hall, 37, of Iron River, gan House’s consideration of from Medication Assisted Treat- and recommendations for A furnace recently installed in consin include 287 motor vehicle were swept off a edge at Black auto insurance legislation to ment, but are not receiving it. ensuring MAT treatment to the home apparently was done so drivers, 85 passengers, 76 Rocks by the Oct. 24 storm. reduce the cost of auto insurance An increased focus on youth and accessible to adolescents and improperly, and that may have motorcyclists, 49 pedestrians MSP programmed sonar to in Michigan has been defeated in emerging adults is an important young adults. led to the deaths, according to and seven bicyclists. run a course along Presque Isle the state House. piece of stemming the opioid cri- The lawmakers said the fol- sheriff Doug Mrotek. where it can pick up images of The bill was rejected 45-63 sis, and this bill will help under- lowing organizations have Radisson, on Wisconsin 27/70, the bottom of the lake in places Thursday night in the Republi- Correction stand and expand MAT and endorsed the YOUTH Act: Amer- has a population of about 250 where the victims could be. can-led chamber. reduce addiction and overdose ican Academy of Pediatrics, people. The team has had few days The measure would let drivers A photo that ran in the among adolescents,” said Dr. American Congress of Obstetri- when the water was safe enough opt out of a requirement to carry Wednesday paper said Howard Rebecca Cunningham, Director cians and Gynecologists, Ameri- Pedestrian killed in to search. unlimited medical benefits Sandin was holding the ladder of the University of Michigan can Psychiatric Association, Superior accident The entire MSP Marine dive through their auto insurance for Mike Leonard was using to hang Injury Center and Member of the National Association of County team from the Lower Peninsula SUPERIOR, Wis. — A 59- crash injuries. It seeks varying art. The two names were mixed Michigan Prescription Drug and and City Health Officials. joined Marquette County and year-old Superior man was killed cuts in personal injury protection up as Sandin was on the ladder city divers Thursday. Thursday morning when struck fees for motorists choosing less hanging the art and Leonard by a vehicle while crossing a coverage. was holding it. street. Supporters say the bill would Wisconsin funds business The accident occurred on the help drivers who face the highest Current practices will not program 1200 block of Tower Avenue. premiums in the country. Oppo- WAUSAU, Wis. — The Wis- A truck with a plow driven by nents say it would give insurers consin Economic Development Steven M. Kaski, 38, of Duluth, wiggle room to avoid guaranteed impact future licensing Corporation and Invest in Wis- struck Kenneth Meinke, who rate rollbacks and lead to inade- was crossing Tower Avenue at quate treatment for people with LANSING — To help ensure cation by Feb, 15, 2018, with one consin have announced a new $1 around 7:03 a.m., according to brain and other catastrophic the continued protection of of the following documents million initiative to provide capi- Assistant Superior Police Chief injuries. medical marijuana patients, the included in the application: tal, assistance and training to Department of Licensing and —An attestation, signed by startup and early-stage technolo- Regulatory Affairs announced the local clerk, that affirms the gy-focused businesses. FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 3, 2017 Wednesday its intention to municipality has allowed, by WEDC has awarded a 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 issue emergency rules later this ordinance, the operation of mari- $500,000 matching grant to Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (N) ’ Jane the Virgin Jane is Page Six TV Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of # CW KDLH (TV14) (CC) angry with Rafael. 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Mildren Qualifica- dates for the five Ironwood City forefront for years, but we the key factors tions: Graduat- tions: I put the Commission seats the following families and still have much is the sewer- ed from Gogebic people in our two questions: communities more to do. The water costs to C o m m u n i t y community first 1) What are your qualifica- across America remaining half the citizens. College. Mem- and serve them. tions and background to hold is the growing has a lot of Currently, 55 ber gay- I support great office? m e t h a m - needs. Blight percent of the maleiam.org ideas, jobs, vet- 2) What are the key issues fac- phetamine and remains a con- citizens are emergency ser- erans, church- ing the city commission? opioid crisis. stant effort. classified with vices. es, seniors, chil- Our public The drug epi- low to moderate 2. Key dren, parks and safety depart- Annette demic afflicting Rick income levels. Bill issues: (Candi- Dave trails, the the- Jim Burchell Semo Martell Kinnunen Mildren Annette1. Qualifications: Burchell For the last ment, collabo- our nation is a The Memorial date Kinnunen atre and arts two years, Ironwood voters have rating with problem here, Building staff submitted the transportation, given me the opportunity to regional agencies and the GIANT as well. We need to work with should be reduced through attri- following recommendations for roads, civic groups and business- serve the citizens of Ironwood as team, has been doing a great job public safety to fight this serious tion, and eliminating the Public publication.) That the city go to a es and the Ironwood Festival. mayor on the city commission. I addressing this growing threat. issue. In spite of these chal- Safety Department and going council form of government. The I am an Ironwood person and have enjoyed working with fellow This work must continue to pre- lenges, I feel that we are moving with the sheriff’s department current charter will become null attended all local schools here: commissioners, city administra- serve our neighborhoods and forward, making Ironwood a will create the opportunity to and void. A new charter will be Central, Luther L. Wright, tion, staff and community mem- Ironwood as a great, safe place to place where people want to live reduce the costs of the next six drafted. Roberts Rules of Order Gogebic Community College and bers to learn and understand the live and work. and start businesses. sewer projects, that total roughly will be used. First, the order for a Northern Michigan University. complex business of city govern- Ironwood has updated almost $17 million to $18 million. meeting is known. Secondly, a receiving my bachelor’s degree in ment. half of its water, sewer and storm If each of the sewer projects citizen’s U.S. Constitutional political science and sociology. I I love my home town of Iron- infrastructure in the last 10 Bill1. Martell Qualifications: I graduated are financed by bond issues, the right of freedom of speech does also have certificates of course wood, and have worked hard for years. The city’s streets are in from Luther L. Wright High cost to the taxpayers will be not contain any stipulation on completion as a certified elec- over 20 years to make Ironwood the best shape they’ve been in for School in 1966. Then I went on to huge. If the first project is start- length when stating a fact, opin- tions clerk in Michigan, along better and stronger. I would be decades. The city must continue graduate from Gogebic Commu- ed in 2020, the increased charges ion, a grievance, request, expla- with drug and alcohol and sub- honored to continue to represent to carefully plan for the system- nity College in 1968 with an to sewer bills will be billed to the nation or asking a question. All stance abuse training and our citizens by serving on the city atic repair and replacement of associate’s degree. After this, I citizens starting in 2019. I cost measures will be considered drivers training programs. commission. our city’s infrastructure needs. graduated from Northern Michi- believe that by the point of three internally and externally. Any My work experiences include Education: Bachelor of sci- gan University with a bachelor’s to four sewer projects or sooner, other additions or deleted mat- 37 years of management at the ence at the University of Michi- degree in mathematics. I that your home, your biggest ters will be be taken up at a reg- Gogebic County Transit (current- gan, Ann Arbor in cell and molec- Rick1. Semo Qualifications: I have returned to NMU from 1995 investment, will have little to no ular meeting of the council. Citi- ly the director) and 37 years with ular biology and Russian lan- served on the city commission for through 1997 to receive an addi- value on resale since people zens of Ironwood are invited to Lansing and our elected repre- guage/literature. eight years. We have made tional bachelor’s degree in would rather purchase a house any input they may as the open sentatives and the Governor’s 2: Key issues: Ironwood has progress through those years, accounting. In addition, I have away from Ironwood to avoid the door policy is maintained and, of office, two full years now as an made huge strides in recent and I am proud to be part of it. I strong minors in economics, outrageous water-sewer charges. course, at the regular meeting. Ironwood City Commissioner years, accomplished by many have lived in Ironwood most of management, marketing and By eliminating these positions, Communication between the gov- and 40 years of serving on vari- people working together, to make my life and love it here. I also computer science. the city could set aside at least erning body and the public is ous civic activities and boards. I Ironwood a stronger, more serve on a number of committees While at NMU, I tutored $700,000 each year to be used to essential or else a schism and serve on Governor Snyder’s vibrant community, with focus and boards, including the His- courses in math, economics, reduce the cost of the bond mistrust erupts. Regional Prosperity Collabora- directed to our historic Down- toric Ironwood Theatre, SISU, management and marketing. issues. I believe that the current The city brings in an indepen- tive, the MDOT Region One town area. and more. I am open-minded and Because of the additional courses city commissioners believe the dent investigative team. It can be Trails Committee, the 13B Improvements include the want to hear all sides. in all my minors, I was advised taxpayers have bottomless wal- an aid in making suggestions Regional Transportation Task development of Depot Park, Iron 2. Key issues: The city faces not to pursue a MBA degree lets to cover the cost of the vari- that were overlooked in making Force, Upper Michigan Transit Belle Trail, Farmers’ Market a challenges. We have done a lot since I already had most of the ous projects. improvements. Duties include Providers, the Iron County stronger Chamber presence, over over the past eight years in course work completed already. Ironwood needs jobs since the observe, take notes and ask per- Transportation Committee, 20 new and exciting downtown improving our infrastructure, In addition, I have courses in tourist industry benefits very few tinent questions. High on the list Kiwanis Club, Santa’s Head- businesses, and fun community but this is an ongoing process. business law. I have been a people. We spend at least is the extra-curriculum activi- quarters, GRRRR and Superior events, such as First Fridays. Most of the streets in town have determined seller on Ebay and $160,000 each year for the two ties. Investigators are not the Bike Rides, the Sisu Race Com- Continuing this positive momen- been repaved, however we must Amazon with a feedback rating employees of the city’s economic police, there is a difference. mittee, Friends of the Iron Belle tum is key to building a stronger keep at this and not allow to let on Ebay of around 19,000. I development office, with little to Investigators will release perti- Trail, Christ Lutheran Parish city to attract and retain busi- things slide. believe that the Internet is help- no jobs being brought to Iron- nent information to the council nesses, employers, residents and About half of our sewer and ful to bring additional revenue to wood. One of these positions and, if necessary, the proper visitors. water systems have been the Ironwood area. should be eliminated. authorities. ELECTION — page 8 Russia hackers pursued Putin foes, not just US Democrats WASHINGTON (AP) — It firm Secureworks, dozens of attempted to break into at least wasn’t just Hillary Clinton’s rogue emails, and interviews Associated Press 545 accounts, including those of emails they went after. with more than 100 hacking tar- THIS COMBINATION of photos President Petro Poroshenko and The hackers who disrupted gets. shows, top row from left, his son Alexei, half a dozen cur- the U.S. presidential election last Secureworks stumbled upon Hillary Clinton, the logo of the rent and former ministers such year had ambitions that the data after a hacking group defense contractor Lockheed as Interior Minister Arsen stretched across the globe, tar- known as Fancy Bear accidental- Martin, and former Russian oil Avakov and as many as two geting the emails of Ukrainian ly exposed part of its phishing tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky; dozen current and former law- officers, Russian opposition fig- operation to the internet. The list middle row from left, tanks at makers. ures, U.S. defense contractors revealed a direct line between a military parade in Kiev, The list includes Serhiy and thousands of others of inter- the hackers and the leaks that Ukraine, former U.S. Secretary Leshchenko, an opposition par- est to the Kremlin, according to a rocked the presidential contest in of State Colin Powell and the liamentarian who helped uncov- previously unpublished digital its final stages, most notably the Democratic National Commit- er the off-the-books payments hit list obtained by The Associat- private emails of Clinton cam- tee headquarters in Washing- allegedly made to Trump cam- ed Press. paign chairman John Podesta. ton; bottom row from left, for- paign chairman Paul Manafort The list provides the most The issue of who hacked the mer Secretary of State John — whose indictment was detailed forensic evidence yet of Democrats is back in the nation- Kerry, former NATO Supreme unsealed Monday in Washing- the close alignment between the al spotlight following the revela- Commander Wesley Clark and ton. hackers and the Russian govern- tion Monday that a Donald Maria Alekhina of the Russian In Russia, Fancy Bear focused ment, exposing an operation that Trump campaign official, George punk band Pussy Riot. These on government opponents and went back years and tried to Papadopoulos, was briefed early people and organizations dozens of journalists. Among the break into the inboxes of 4,700 last year that the Russians had were among the thousands targets were oil tycoon-turned- Gmail users — from the pope’s “dirt” on Clinton, including targeted by the hacking group Kremlin foe Mikhail Khodor- representative in Kiev to the “thousands of emails.” Fancy Bear, which disrupted kovsky, who spent a decade in punk band Pussy Riot in Kremlin spokesman Dmitry the 2016 U.S. presidential prison and now lives in exile, and Moscow. The targets were spread Peskov called the notion that election. Fancy Bear had ambi- Pussy Riot’s Maria Alekhina. among 116 countries. Russia interfered “unfounded.” tions well beyond Clinton’s Along with them were 100 more “It’s a wish list of who you’d But the list examined by AP pro- campaign, according to a pre- civil society figures, including want to target to further Russian vides powerful evidence that the viously unpublished digital hit anti-corruption campaigner interests,” said Keir Giles, direc- Kremlin did just that. list obtained by The Associat- Alexei Navalny and his lieu- tor of the Conflict Studies “This is the Kremlin and the ed Press. tenants. Research Center in Cambridge, general staff,” said Andras Racz, May 2016. Most of the identified services: then-Secretary of State heed Martin or senior intelli- “Everything on this list fits,” England, and one of five outside a specialist in Russian security targets were in the United John Kerry, former Secretary of gence figures, prominent Russia said Vasily Gatov, a Russian experts who reviewed the AP’s policy at Pazmany Peter Catholic States, Ukraine, Russia, Georgia State Colin Powell, then-NATO watchers and — especially — media analyst who was himself findings. He said the data was “a University in Hungary, as he and Syria. Supreme Commander, U.S. Air Democrats. More than 130 party among the targets. He said Rus- master list of individuals whom examined the data. In the United States, which Force Gen. 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Gullan, City Clerk THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM NATION FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2017 l 7 Big GOP tax bill would cut rates, but also popular breaks Ex-Trump WASHINGTON (AP) — With business groups to leave the leg- campaign fanfare and a White House kick- islation’s fate uncertain in a jour- off, House Republicans unfurled ney through Congress that lead- a broad tax-overhaul plan Thurs- ers hope will deposit a landmark official day that would touch virtually bill on Trump’s desk by year’s all Americans and the economy’s end. every corner, mingling sharply Underscoring problems ahead, withdraws lower rates for corporations and some Republicans from high-tax reduced personal taxes for many Northeastern states expressed nomination with fewer deductions for home- opposition to the measure’s elim- buyers and families with steep ination of the deduction for state medical bills. and local income taxes. Senate for ag post The measure, which would be Finance Committee Chairman the most extensive rewrite of the Orrin Hatch of Utah called the WASHINGTON (AP) — A for- nation’s tax code in three House measure “a great starting mer Trump campaign official decades, is the product of a party point” but said it would be “some- linked to the Russia investiga- that faces increasing pressure to what miraculous” if its corporate tion by special counsel Robert produce a marquee legislative tax rate reduction to 20 percent Mueller has withdrawn his nom- victory of some sort before next — a major Trump goal — sur- ination as the Agriculture year’s elections. GOP leaders vived. His panel plans to pro- Department’s chief scientist. touted the plan as a sparkplug duce its own tax package in the Sam Clovis, a former Trump for the economy and a boon to the coming days. campaign national co-chairman middle class and christened it The House Republicans’ plan, and chief policy adviser, wrote in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. which took them months to craft a letter Thursday to President “We are working to give the in countless closed-door meet- Donald Trump that he does “not American people a giant tax cut ings, represents the first step in Associated Press HOUSE WAYS and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, R-Texas, joined by Speaker of the House Paul want to be a distraction or a neg- for Christmas,” President Donald their effort to reverse what’s ative influence.” Trump said in the Oval Office. been a politically disastrous year Ryan, R-Wis., right, holds a proposed “postcard tax filing form” as they unveil the GOP’s far-reaching tax overhaul, the first major revamp of the tax system in three decades, on Capitol Hill in Washington Thursday. Questions had been raised The measure, he said, “will also in Congress. Their drive to oblit- about Clovis’ qualifications for be tax reform, and it will create erate President Barack Obama’s sure will lose its protection — The top rate threshold, now but features like phase-outs of the administration post. He is a jobs.” health care law crashed, and against Democratic Senate fili- $418,400 for individuals and some benefits suggest their taxes self-described skeptic of climate It would also increase the GOP lawmakers concede that if busters, bill-killing delays that $470,700 for couples, would rise could grow in the future. change. national debt, a problem for some the tax measure collapses, their take 60 votes to overcome. There to $500,000 and $1 million. “The plan clearly chooses cor- Republicans were preparing Republicans. And Democrats congressional majorities are at are just 52 GOP senators and The standard deduction — porate CEOs and hedge fund to hold a hearing on his nomina- attacked the proposal as the risk in next November’s elec- unanimous Democratic opposi- used by people who don’t itemize, managers over teachers and tion next week. But it was GOP’s latest bonanza for the tions. tion is likely. around two-thirds of taxpayers police officers,” said Rep. Bill revealed this week that Clovis rich, with a phase-out of the The package’s tax reductions The bill would telescope — would nearly double to Pascrell, D-N.J. had communications with inheritance tax and repeal of the would outweigh its loophole today’s seven personal income $12,000 for individuals and One trade-off for the plan’s George Papadopoulos, a former alternative minimum tax on the closers by a massive $1.5 trillion tax brackets into just four: 12 $24,000 for couples. That’s reductions was its elimination of Trump campaign foreign policy highest earners — certain to help over the coming decade. Many percent, 25 percent, 35 percent expected to encourage even more breaks that millions have long adviser who has admitted to Trump and members of his fami- Republicans were willing to add and 39.6 percent. people to use the standard deduc- treasured. Gone would be deduc- lying to the FBI about his con- ly and Cabinet, among others. that to the nation’s soaring debt — The 25 percent rate would tion with a simplified tax form tions for people’s medical expens- tacts with Russian intermedi- “If you’re the wealthiest 1 per- as a price for claiming a resound- start at $45,000 for individuals Republicans say will be postcard- es — especially important for aries last year. cent, Republicans will give you ing tax victory. But it was likely and $90,000 for married couples. sized. families facing nursing home “There were some questions the sun, the moon and the stars, to pose a problem for others — — The 35 percent rate would Many middle-income families bills or lacking insurance — and that our distinguished ranking all of that at the expense of the one of several brushfires leaders apply to family income exceeding would pay less, thanks to the big- their ability to write off state and member had for him that I think great middle class,” said House will need to extinguish to get the $260,000 and individual income ger standard deduction and an local income taxes. The mortgage under the circumstances — and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, measure through Congress. over $200,000, which means increased child tax credit. interest deduction would be lim- given the votes — his decision D-Calif. Republicans must keep their many upper-income families Republicans said their plan ited to the first $500,000 of the was a good one,” said Sen. Pat And there was enough discon- plan’s shortfall from spilling over whose top rate is currently 33 would save $1,182 in taxes for a loan, down from the current $1 Roberts, R-Kan., chairman of the tent among Republicans and that $1.5 trillion line or the mea- percent would face higher taxes. family of four earning $59,000, million ceiling. Agriculture Committee. The panel’s top Democrat, Michigan Sen. Debbie Stabenow, said Clovis’ decision to back out Trump nominates Jerome Powell to be next Fed chairman Officials disagree on was “the right thing to do,” WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- adding he “maybe, barely” had dent Donald Trump tapped the votes to win confirmation. Jerome Powell on Thursday to In his letter, Clovis said the replace Janet Yellen as Fed chair Puerto Rico power political climate in Washington when her term ends in February, “has made it impossible for me to choosing a moderate member of receive balanced and fair consid- the Fed’s board who has backed restoration timeline eration for this position.” Yellen’s cautious approach to “The relentless assaults on interest rate hikes. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) some say more than 470,000 you and your team seem to be a Powell, 64, is seen as a safe — Officials in the U.S. and Puer- people could leave the island in blood sport that only increases in pick whose selection will likely to Rico gave differing views upcoming years. intensity each day,” Clovis wrote assure investors hoping for conti- Thursday on when power will be “If we don’t re-establish power to Trump. “As I am focused on nuity at the central bank. Some fully restored to the U.S. territo- and other basic services, the your success and the success of analysts see Powell, though, as ry after Hurricane Maria hit as a damage to our economy will be this administration, I do not more inclined than Yellen to ease Category 4 storm more than a even greater,” said Puerto Rico’s want to be a distraction or nega- financial regulations and possi- month ago. public affairs secretary, Ramon tive influence, particularly with bly to favor a faster pace of rate Ricardo Ramos, director of Rosario. “We cannot allow that, so much important work left to increases. the state-owned power compa- and we have established clear do for the American people.” Trump made the announce- ny, said the utility has restored goals.” White House press secretary ment in a Rose Garden ceremony 35 percent of the electrical sys- The difference in estimates Sarah Huckabee Sanders said: with Powell standing beside him. tem’s regular output and came two days after the state- “We respect Mr. Clovis’ decision He said Powell had earned the expects to reach 50 percent by owned utility canceled a heavily to withdraw his nomination.” “respect and admiration of his mid-November and 95 percent scrutinized $300 million contract Stabenow said Clovis’ with- colleagues” in his five years on by mid-December. But Ray awarded to Whitefish Energy drawal was a “victory for science the Fed’s board. Alexander, director of contin- Holdings. The Montana-based and our farmers who rely on The president also praised gency operations at the U.S. company is located in the home- agricultural research.” Stabenow Yellen, the first woman to lead Army Corps of Engineers, said town of U.S. Interior Secretary said Clovis’ “lack of qualifica- the Fed, whom he decided not to the corps’ goal is to have 50 per- Ryan Zinke and had only two-full tions and long history of politi- nominate for a second term. He cent restored by the end of time employees before the storm cally divisive statements were November and 75 percent by the hit. Crews subcontracted by disqualifying, and the recent called her a “wonderful woman Associated Press who has done a terrific job.” In a PRESIDENT DONALD Trump shakes hands with Federal Reserve board end of January. Whitefish will finish their pro- news surrounding his time as co- departure from previous member Jerome Powell after announcing him as his nominee for the “We are focused on executing jects before Nov. 30, officials chair of the Trump campaign announcements of new Fed next chair in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington Thurs- the mission we’ve been said. has raised even more questions.” chairs, Yellen was not in atten- day. assigned,” Alexander said at a dance Thursday. hearing in Washington, adding Powell himself said it had Unlike the past three Fed and said the nation needs “a that the agency has been work- been a privilege to serve under leaders, Powell lacks a Ph.D. in more transparent and account- ing with the U.S. Department of Yellen and her predecessor, Ben economics and spent years work- able Fed.” Energy to help develop a more Bernanke, and said he’d do all he ing at investment firms. In Democrats expressed discon- resilient electrical grid for Puer- could to meet the Fed’s dual choosing him, Trump decided tent that Yellen hadn’t been to Rico. mandates of stable prices and against offering another term to given a second term. Gov. Ricardo Rossello criti- maximum employment. Yellen despite widespread “Janet Yellen has been one of cized the Army Corps of Engi- Sung Won Sohn, an eco- approval for her performance. the most successful Fed chairs neers earlier this week for what nomics professor at California The Yellen Fed and its go-slow in history, and she deserved to he said was a lack of urgency in State University-Channel approach to rate hikes have been be re-nominated,” said Sen. responding to Puerto Rico’s Islands, suggested that the new credited with helping nurture Elizabeth Warren of Mas- island-wide blackout. chair would likely deviate little the continued recovery from the sachusetts. A large swath of the island from Yellen’s policy leadership if Great Recession. Now, she will Trump acknowledged in a still has no electricity, and the economy performs as expect- become the first Fed leader in recent TV interview that his complaints are widespread ed. decades not to be offered a sec- decision on a Fed chair might among business owners who “Mr. Powell could be consid- ond term after completing a have less to do with Yellen’s per- say losses are mounting and ered a clone of Janet Yellen in a first. formance than with wanting to from parents who say their positive sense,” Sohn said. “He Conservative Republicans, impose his own stamp on the children need to start school. will continue the same cautious, who have complained that the Fed. 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During more attractive in advertising. gan’s broken KING, Wis. — LeRoy Herman Kapelka, 96, long-time resi- served as a board member for 12 my first term, I We need to cut out unneeded pro- M u n i c i p a l dent of Montreal, Wis., passed away Oct. 25, 2017, at the Wis- years on the Gogebic-Ontonagon served on the jects to save money, use that Finance Model. consin Veterans Home in King with his family at his side. Intermediate School board, Gogebic-Onton- money elsewhere, more fiscally We have LeRoy was the first born of four children to Herman and coached Little League, girls soft- agon Communi- Joseph J. responsibly. endured drastic Kim Ruth (Fitzsimmons) Kapelka, in Sauk City, Wis. At the age of ball and both girls and boys bas- ty Action Agen- Cayer cuts in revenue Corcoran 7, Leroy’s family moved to Baraboo, Wis., where he grew up. ketball and served 12 years on cy Board. I was sharing that He joined the Civilian Conservation Corps in the late 1930s. Kim Corcoran the Michigan DNR Lake Superi- also the chairman of the building 1. Qualifications: I possess a have negatively impacted basic On Oct. 15, 1940, he was inducted into the or Council and am past president and sites committee. I also variety of experiences that make community services and infras- Army Company H, 128th Infantry, 32nd Red three times of the Western U.P. served on the city of Ironwood’s me a qualified candidate for the tructure maintenance. To main- Arrow Division and sent to Australia in April Steelheaders. Planning Commission. During Ironwood City Commission. tain services and accomplish 1942, New Guinea and the South Pacific 2. Key issues: The key issues my second term, I served on the During the last eight years I goals, the commission and city Islands from September 1942-June 1943. He facing our community are main- Pat O’Donnell Civic Center have served on Ironwood’s City staff must be resilient in the was transferred to Europe in December 1944 Commission in the capacity of taining our now great roads and Board. I currently serve on the search for partnerships and with Company D, First Battalion, 318th cemetery, keeping our water sup- Ironwood Housing Commission. either commissioner, mayor pro- funding options. Efficiency will Infantry, 80th Division, went from Luxem- ply clean and safe, supporting If elected I will try to be fiscal- tempore, or mayor. While on the allow us to implement our aspi- our beautiful city parks and ly responsible with our tax dol- commission I have been a mem- rations that are outlined in our bourg to Germany, and had frozen feet in a trails and festivals, attracting lars. ber on the library board, DIDA comprehensive plan. battle in 1945. He was returned to a stateside hospital in San Antonio, Texas, then released new businesses while keeping I care about my hometown and the Gogebic-Iron Wastewa- A vital component in the com- LeRoy Herman our current businesses here and and the residents; that is why I ter Authority. Whenever possi- prehensive plan that the com- from the Army as a decorated soldier on Aug. Kapelka mostly keeping Ironwood this hope I get elected, so I can con- ble, I volunteer to help with local mission needs to continue is our 14, 1945, and returned to his hometown of 1921 — 2017 friendly, welcoming nice place to tinue to do the right thing for the activities such as the SISU, local infrastructure investments. We Baraboo. live it has always been while community. clean-ups and the Festival Iron- need good roads and effective On Sept. 29, 1945, he married the love of his holding down the costs of living 2. Key issues: I think that the wood. water and sewer systems as a life, his “fraulein,” Mary Sebero. They were here and keeping drugs out. We city needs to cooperate with As a past member of the basic provision for our citizens. A married 70 years before her passing in Febru- really have been improving our employment opportunities as Michigan Municipal League reliable infrastructure is also ary 2016. Together, they raised five children, city — all of us together — all of they develop. Attracting new Board of Trustees, I back the essential for potential job cre- the late Leon (Mary) Sebero, of North Caroli- us community volunteers and all businesses to a community is a mission of this organization to ation and economic competitive- na, Lewis (late Audrey) Kapelka, of Ironwood, Veteran of us in government and business challenging, but the end result is make communities better ness. We must invest in our city Linda (Thomas) Clendenning, of Plainfield, people. We just have to keep ultimately rewarding. I hope through a variety of program- to keep it strong. Wis., Lana (Donald) Sherman, of Nekoosa, Wis., and Loren pushing forward... hard! whoever is elected will work with ming and services that inspire Another element the commis- (Bonnie) Kapelka, of Custer, Wis. any possible options. We need to positive change. sion needs to consider is growing LeRoy is survived by two brothers, Lester (Janie) Kapelka, stay attractive and competitive. I My current job as a school our city by improving the social Joseph J. Cayer Columbus, Ga., Lloyd (Betty) Kapelka, Chicago, and one sis- 1. Qualifications: I currently support local employment oppor- principal with the Michigan well-being of our community. We ter, Laveta (Sis) (Kenneth) Vertein of Baraboo; 18 grandchil- reside in the city of Ironwood and tunities in the city of Ironwood Department of Corrections has need to embrace placemaking dren, 32 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchil- I have lived here most of my life; and the Gogebic Range. equipped me with an assortment strategies that capitalize on our dren, as well as many nieces and nephews. I call Ironwood my hometown. I of management skills and experi- I think one of the biggest chal- distinct assets. We need to He was preceded in death by both of his parents, two grand- attended Norrie School and L. L. lenges facing our city is state rev- ences, many of which are trans- invest in core principles, such as children, and one great-grandchild. Wright, graduating with the enue sharing cuts, our fund bal- ferrable to local government physical design and walkability, class of 1994. I attended college ance and a dwindling population. operations. entrepreneurship, cultural LeRoy was an avid fisherman and outdoorsman who will be at Gogebic Community College The financial health of the city To remain strident, I have enrichment, information tech- fondly remembered for his humor, witty quips and quotes, until 1997, majoring in criminal of Ironwood should be used more taken courses toward a master’s nology, transparency, and sup- card tricks with the grandkids, and card games with the fam- justice. I currently work at Ojib- efficiently in a few areas, in my in Public Administration. porting a knowledge-based econ- ily. way Correctional Facility in opinion. And last, but not least, I love omy. A private family memorial was held Saturday, Oct. 28, at Marenisco as a residential unit One item that needs to be living in our area and I am dedi- Investing in our city is a criti- Maple Crest Funeral Home in Waupaca, Wis., prior to his cre- corrections officer. I transferred addressed is the water, sewer cated to being engaged however I cal element to long-term econom- mation. Internment will be at the Veterans Memorial Ceme- to my current place of employ- and garbage bill. Every time a can to promote the city of Iron- ic development and to quality of tery in Spooner, Wis. ment in May of 2000. I wanted to water or sewer project is bid on, I wood as a great place for people life improvement. Bin Laden files back up US claims on Iran ties to al-Qaida DUBAI, United Arab Emi- whitewash role of US allies in the material. CIA then took down the files said al-Qaida militants later become increasingly nervous rates (AP) — The CIA’s release of 9/11.” The material also included entirely early Thursday, saying received training in Lebanon about America’s growing mili- documents seized during the The report included in the CIA never-before-seen video of bin they were “temporarily unavail- from the Shiite militant group tary expansion in the Mideast. 2011 raid that killed al-Qaida document dump shows how bin Laden’s son Hamza, who may be able pending resolution of a tech- Hezbollah, which Iran backs to “The relationship between al- leader Osama bin Laden appears Laden, a Sunni extremist from groomed to take over al-Qaida, nical issue.” this day. Qaida and Iran demonstrated that to bolster U.S. claims that Iran Iran’s archrival Saudi Arabia, getting married. It offers the first “We are working to make the U.S. prosecutors also said al- the Sunni-Shiite divisions did not supported the extremist network could look across the Muslim public look at Hamza bin Laden material available again as soon Qaida had the backing of Iran necessarily pose an insurmount- leading up to the Sept. 11 terror world’s religious divide to part- as an adult. Until now, the public as possible,” the CIA said. and Hezbollah in their 1998 able barrier to cooperation in ter- attacks. ner with the Mideast’s Shiite has only seen childhood pictures The unsigned 19-page report indictment of bin Laden follow- rorist operations,” the 9/11 Com- U.S. intelligence officials and power to target his ultimate of him. is dated in the Islamic calendar ing the al-Qaida truck bombings mission report would later say. prosecutors have long said Iran enemy, the United States. The release comes as Presi- year 1428 — 2007 — and offers of the U.S. Embassies in Kenya Before the Sept. 11, 2001, formed loose ties to the terror “Anyone who wants to strike dent Donald Trump has refused what appears to be a history of and Tanzania that killed 224 attacks on New York’s World organization starting in 1991, America, Iran is ready to support to recertify Iran’s nuclear deal al-Qaida’s relationship with people, including 12 Americans. Trade Center and the Pentagon something noted in a 19-page al- him and help him with their with world powers and faces Iran. It says Iran offered al- Al-Qaida’s apparent siding in Washington, Iran would allow Qaida report in Arabic that was frank and clear rhetoric,” the domestic pressure at home over Qaida fighters “money and arms with Iran may seem surprising al-Qaida militants to pass included in the release of some report reads. investigations into Russian and everything they need, and today, given the enmity Sunni through its borders without 47,000 other documents by the The Associated Press exam- interference in the 2016 election. offered them training in Hezbol- extremists like those of the Islam- receiving stamps in their pass- CIA. ined a copy of the report released The 19-page report included in lah camps in Lebanon, in return ic State group have for Shiites. ports or with visas gotten ahead For its part, Iran has long by the Long War Journal, a pub- the CIA release was available for striking American interests But bin Laden had run out of of time at its consulate in denied any involvement with al- lication backed by the Washing- online Wednesday. The CIA later in Saudi Arabia.” options by 1991 — the one-time Karachi, Pakistan, according to Qaida, and its foreign minister ton-based Foundation for issued a warning about the files This coincides with an account fighter against the Soviets in the 19-page report. That helped disparaged the documents in a Defense of Democracies, a think on its website, saying that since offered by the U.S. government’s Afghanistan had fallen out with the organization’s Saudi mem- tweet late Thursday: “A record tank fiercely critical of Iran and the material “was seized from a 9/11 Commission, which said Ira- Saudi Arabia over his opposition bers avoid suspicion. They also low for the reach of petrodollars: skeptical of its nuclear deal with terrorist organization ... there is nian officials met with al-Qaida to the ultraconservative kingdom had contact with Iranian intelli- CIA & FDD fake news w/ selec- world powers. The CIA gave the no absolute guarantee that all leaders in Sudan in either 1991 hosting U.S. troops during the gence agents, according to the tive AlQaeda docs re: Iran can’t Long War Journal early access to malware has been removed.” The or early 1992. The commission Gulf War. Meanwhile, Iran had report.

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In the second set, Forest Park’s height and offensive Park was down 6-2 to start prowess was hard to replicate in before cutting the margin to 12- practice in preparing her team 10. The Lady Trojans tied it at for Thursday’s match. 13-all before scoring 12 unan- “I feel like overall we chal- swered points to win the set 25- lenged them in some ways but I 13. think that there was another Forest Park won the first set level we couldn’t get to,” Novas- 25-13 that came on the strength cone said. “Crystal Falls always of a late rally as well. The Lady plays a quick game. The teams Trojans led 7-4 and then 18-9. we normally play throughout the Forest Park moves on to the season don’t have that kind of Regional 32 tournament to face offense, so that’s what I was try- either Carney-Nadeau or ing to prepare them for. It’s hard Stephenson. The Lady Trojans to simulate that without actually Adam Niemi/Iron Mountain Daily News lost to both teams in the regular playing the team.” WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Saundra Libertoski (15) hits against Crystal Falls Forest Park Thursday night in the MHSAA Class D DIstrict 127 tour- season. Forest Park was helped with nament final. Both teams traded leads eight aces throughout the night, throughout the first half of each including a team high of three by kept the Lady Cardinals’ defense keep that tempo and that rhythm play fast and build the momen- Cornelia said she’s looking for- set before the Lady Trojans set- Hannah Cross. She also had six off-balance. going and things will fall into tum in the beginning, but we did- ward to facing either Carney- tled in to win longer volleys and kills, six digs, two blocks and an “They were just reading the place.” n’t have the endurance. We don’t Nadeau or Stephenson in a cruise to a win in each set, which assist. ball very well,” Cornelia said. Cloe Bachand led the Lady have the height either,” Novas- rematch from their losses to both has come to define their season Taylor Honkala had 20 digs to “We knew that their setter did Cardinals with four kills. Ebanie cone said. “Girls blocking at the teams in the regular season. to this point. lead the Lady Trojans. Emme like to do a setter dump a lot and Delich had a team-high 13 digs. net were just trying to find holes “Whoever we see I’m definitely “Tonight I never felt like we Emmers had 13 digs. Sydney did some things that were off- Wakefield-Marenisco recorded around that. Our team is so looking forward to that rematch,” were settled in. We gained some Honkala had 18 assists. tempo that we’re not used to and no aces and had just two blocks much smaller than them. Wish she said. “The Carney game defi- momentum when we got into the Forest Park anticipated the I said they just have to control against the Lady Trojans. for a different outcome, but not nitely sticks out in my mind and teens a little bit and then we took play throughout the night and the ball on their side of the net, “We were definitely ready to too shabby.” I hope to see them again.” Lady Samsons’ basketball season starts today By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] IRONWOOD — Seven is often considered a lucky number by many people, but it's highly unlikely Goge- bic Community College women's coach Mark Movrich is one of them. It's seven that threatens to sabotage Movrich's efforts to do his job coaching the Lady Sam- sons and producing winning seasons. A little explanation may be in order. Last season, Movrich led seven GCC team mem- bers to a 10-17 record and a loss in the Region 13 semifinal to Dakota College of Bottineau. Most basketball fans and coaches know your chances of winning a lot of college basketball games with seven players are pretty slim. But the 2016-17 Lady Samsons bolted out of the gates with a sparkling 7-2 record and quickly became a fan favorite at the Lindquist Center because of their underdog status in almost every game and by simply out-working their opponents to overcome their num- bers problem. But college coaches are pretty smart people and they all know the college game is 40 minutes long. They tried to get the Gogebic women to run and run and run some more. To his credit, Movrich never used Pat Krause/Daily Globe getting worn out as an excuse for a loss, but coming THE 2017-18 Gogebic Community College Lady Samson basketball team includes from left: Bailey Froberg, Vanessa Nasi, Brooke Piilola, Olyvia Mason, Lori War- down the stretch in the second half of games, Gogebic dynski, Lexi Engler and Kacie Lundin. The Lady Samsons will open their season against Lake Michigan College in Chicago today at 2 p.m. They will also play Cuya- had little left in the tank because most of the players hoga Community College on Saturday at 11 a.m. GCC will play its first home game against Itasca Community College on Nov. 21. got very little rest. GCC never quit, but they were on the other end. said. "They just need to have the confidence to make heavily on Gogebic's only two sophomores, Wardyns- worn down in games. "We were at the Anoka-Ramsey scrimmage with them. In terms of team, we will need contributions on ki (5-7, guard) and Lexi Engler (5-7, guard-forward). The Lady Samsons lost 15 of their last 18 games. three teams and I saw a lot of good things. Against both ends of the floor from every player." "At the the Anoka-Ramsey scrimmage, the two Fast forward to the 2017-18 season and once again two of the three teams, I was pretty satisfied with the Movrich's areas of concern about the team also players that really stood out were Lori and Lexi," Gogebic will take the court with seven players on way we handled pressure. And we might be able to do relate back to having seven players available. Movrich said. "They just excelled, because they under- their team. And Movrich knows that once again some things defensively that we haven't been able to "With only seven players, we can't afford injuries, stood the importance of sprinting in transition, both opposing teams will try to turn a basketball game into do recently, such as apply some full-court pressure. foul trouble or ineligibility issues," Movrich said. offensively and defensively, and they did not have a a track meet. Also, this team also seems to have good chemistry, "While we'd like to apply some full-court pressure, problem adjusting to the speed of the game. Lori is a "I know I'd do it," Movrich said. "But I like the ath- which is important when we go on the road." we'll have to be selective about it. Another area of con- natural leader who continually gets better. She is a leticism of this team. Last year, Lori (Wardynski) and Movrich said it's not just the fact that GCC has cern is scoring. We sometimes go into shooting great athlete and the college game is suited for her. Maria (Wiltzius) were the only ones handling the ball seven players but whether it has the "right seven slumps. A lot of that has to do with being tired and Her perimeter play has gotten much better as had her against the press, but now we have five or six girls players." some of it has to do with shot selection." handle the ball. We may not give up so many buckets "They are all capable of making plays," Movrich Movrich made made it very clear the team will rely LADY SAMSONS — page 10 Keep the train rolling: Astros could be back for more titles Samsons to host Saturday night HOUSTON (AP) — It's not just one Justin Verlander on Aug. 31 from the while Kris Bryant, who Houston World Series title that has Houston Detroit Tigers. Verlander is owed $56 passed on to take Appel, won National scrimmage excited. With Jose Altuve, Carlos Cor- million over the next two seasons com- League MVP and helped the Cubs win rea, George Springer and more locked bined before possibly becoming a free the World Series last season. IRONWOOD — The Gogebic in for years to come, the Astros are agent. Only four players on the World Community College Samsons ready to be a force for some time. All of that was made possible by Series team were around for any of the will host Salo’s Showcase Satur- Houston's plan to endure a difficult patience from owner Jim Crane and 100-loss seasons, and Altuve was the day at 7:30 p.m. in a preseason rebuild has put the team in a great general manager Jeff Luhnow. The only one with Houston for all three. men’s basketball exhibition position moving forward. No player in Astros were the laughingstock of base- "It's a crazy journey, man," Altuve contest. Houston's starting lineup for Game 7 ball after trading away their veterans said. "I was the only one in 2011, '12 Salo’s Showcase is comprised of the World Series will be free agent to shed payroll, losing 100 games and '13, those 100 losses, three years of former collegiate players earlier than 2019. every year from 2011-13, including a in a row. It's not easy. But I ... believed from the Duluth, Minn., area. Alex Bregman and Yuli Gurriel are franchise-worst 51-111 mark in 2013. in the process. I believed in what Jeff “This will be a good test for under team control until 2023, and With the losing came a bevy of high Luhnow and Jim Crane used to (say) our team,” GCC coach Dennis All-Star shortstop Correa can't hit free draft picks, and Houston hit big on a to me: 'Hey, we're going to be good. Mackey said. “Thus far, we’ve agency until 2022. Springer, the World few of them. In Luhnow's first draft in We're going to be good.'" played two intra-squad Green Series MVP, is under control through 2012, Houston took Correa with the Altuve said their encouragement & White games on both ends of 2021, and promising young starter first overall pick and nabbed and seeing the pieces slowly come Gogebic County (Watersmeet Lance McCullers Jr. is under team McCullers at 41st overall. Then in together helped get him through the and at the Lindquist Center in control until 2022. Altuve has team- 2015, they grabbed Bregman with the difficult times. Ironwood). friendly club options for the next two second overall pick. "(I was like) 'OK, let me keep work- “Saturday’s event will allow our guys to play together versus Associated Press seasons that will keep him in town They weren't without their misses. ing hard. Let me get better every year HOUSTON ASTROS' Justin Verlander celebrates with through 2019 at least. Most notably Mark Appel, who they and try to be part of the winning some quality competition. Kate Upton after Game 7 of baseball's World Series While everyone else is chasing high- famously drafted first overall in 2013. team,'" he said. "I always believed that We’re definitely looking for- against the Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday in Los priced free agents, Houston should be The right-hander never played for the ward to this game.” Angeles. The Astros won 5-1 to win the series 4-3. set, especially after acquiring ace Astros and was eventually traded, Admission is free. ASTROS — page 10 10 l FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Bosio, McClendon part of 0 Athletics Southeast Division HoustonWorld 4, L.A. Series Dodgers 3 1937 — New York (AL) 4, New York 8 — Boston Red Sox W L Pct GB Tuesday, Oct. 24: L.A. Dodgers 3, (NL) 1 8 — San Francisco-New York Giants Orlando 62.750 — Houston 1 1936 — New York (AL) 4, New York 6 — Los Angeles-Brooklyn Dodgers Charlotte 53.625 1 Washington 43.571 1½ new Detroit coaching staff Wednesday, Oct. 25: Houston 7, L.A. (NL) 2 5 — Cincinnati Reds 1935 — Detroit (AL) 4, Chicago (NL) 2 5 — Pittsburgh Pirates Miami 34.429 2½ Dodgers 6, 11 innings Atlanta 17.125 5 Friday, Oct. 27: Houston 5, L.A. 1934 — St. Louis (NL) 4, Detroit (AL) 3 4 — Detroit Tigers DETROIT (AP) — Chris Bosio went through "They told me that they were going to go a dif- 1933 — New York (NL) 4, Washington 3 — Atlanta-Milwaukee-Boston Braves Central Division Dodgers 3 W L Pct GB some tough seasons with the Chicago Cubs before ferent direction," Bosio said. "It was six years in Saturday, Oct. 28: L.A. Dodgers 6, (AL) 1 3 — Baltimore Orioles Indiana 53.625 — they finally became World Series champions. Chicago, a lot of really great memories, a lot to be Houston 2 1932 — New York (AL) 4, Chicago (NL) 3 — Chicago Cubs Detroit 53.625 — Sunday, Oct. 29: Houston 13, L.A. 0 3 — Chicago White Sox Milwaukee 44.500 1 His new team, Detroit, is facing a similar chal- proud of with everybody in the organization." Dodgers 12, 10 innings 1931 — St. Louis (NL) 4, Philadelphia 3 — Minnesota Twins-Washington Cleveland 35.375 2 lenge, but the newly hired pitching coach offered Hitting coach Lloyd McClendon and third base Tuesday, Oct. 31: L.A. Dodgers 3, (AL) 3 Senators (original) Chicago 15.167 3 some words of encouragement. coach Dave Clark will remain with the Tigers after Houston 1 1930 — Philadelphia (AL) 4, St. Louis 2 — Cleveland Indians WESTERN CONFERENCE Wednesday, Nov. 1: Houston 5, L.A. (NL) 2 2 — Florida Marlins Southwest Division "There's a lot of similarities record-wise with the filling those roles under previous manager Brad Dodgers 1 1929 — Philadelphia (AL) 4, Chicago 2 — Kansas City Royals W L Pct GB Tigers and where we were six years ago," he said. Ausmus. Rick Anderson will be the team's bullpen (NL) 1 2 — New York Mets Houston 63.667 — World Series 1928 — New York (AL) 4, St. Louis 2 — Toronto Blue Jays Memphis 53.625 ½ Bosio is taking over as Detroit's pitching coach coach, Phil Clark an assistant hitting coach, Steve (NL) 0 2 — Philadelphia Phillies San Antonio 44.500 1½ after six seasons in the same role with the Cubs. Liddle the bench coach, Ramon Santiago the first 2017 — ChampionsHouston (AL) 4, Los Angeles New Orleans 35.375 2½ 1927 — New York (AL) 4, Pittsburgh 1 — Arizona Diamondbacks The Tigers announced new manager Ron Garden- base coach and Joe Vavra a quality control coach. (NL) 3 (NL) 0 1 — Houston Astros Dallas 18.111 5 2016 — Chicago (NL) 4, Cleveland (AL) 1926 — St. Louis (NL) 4, New York 1 — Los Angeles-Anaheim Angels Northwest Division hire's staff Thursday. It includes some holdovers Anderson was a pitching coach for Minnesota W L Pct GB 3 (AL) 3 from the previous Detroit staff, and some coaches under Gardenhire, and Liddle worked under Gar- 2015 — Kansas City (AL) 4, New York Two 100-Win Teams in Minnesota 53.625 — 1925 — Pittsburgh (NL) 4, Washington Utah 53.625 — (NL) 1 (AL) 3 who worked with Gardenhire when he was manag- denhire with the Twins as a bench coach and a World SeriesWorld matchups Series where both Oklahoma City 43.571 ½ 2014 — San Francisco (NL) 4, Kansas 1924 — Washington (AL) 4, New York ing in Minnesota. third base coach. teams each won 100 games in the regular Portland 44.500 1 City (AL) 3 (NL) 3 season: Denver 44.500 1 Bosio fits into neither of those categories. He Vavra spent the past 16 seasons in the Minneso- 2013 — Boston (AL) 4, St. Louis (NL) 2 1923 — New York (AL) 4, New York 1910_Philadelphia (102-A) 4, Chicago Pacific Division 2012 — San Francisco (NL) 4, Detroit (NL) 2 was with the Cubs when they won the World Series ta organization. He remained there after Garden- (104-N) 1 W L Pct GB (AL) 0 1922 — New York (NL) 4, New York L.A. Clippers 52.714 — 1912_Boston (105-A) 4, New York in 2016, but they parted ways with him as part of a hire was fired following the 2014 season. Vavra 2011 — St. Louis (NL) 4, Texas (AL) 3 (AL) 0, 1 tie Golden State 63.667 — (103-N) 3, 1 tie staff shake-up after losing in the NL Championship was Minnesota's bench coach from 2015-17. 2010 — San Francisco (NL) 4, Texas 1921 — New York (NL) 5, New York Phoenix 44.500 1½ 1931_St. Louis (101-N) 4, Philadelphia (AL) 1 (AL) 3 L.A. Lakers 34.429 2 Series this year. (107-A) 3 2009 — New York (AL) 4, Philadelphia 1920 — Cleveland (AL) 5, Brooklyn Sacramento 17.125 4½ 1941_New York (101-A) 4, Brooklyn (NL) 2 (NL) 2 Thursday's Games (100-N) 1 2008 — Philadelphia (NL) 4, Tampa 1919 — Cincinnati (NL) 5, Chicago (AL) Golden State 112, San Antonio 92 1942_St. Louis (106-N) 4, New York Bay (AL) 1 3 L.A. Lakers at Portland (103-A) 1 Friday's Games 2007 — Boston (AL) 4, Colorado (NL) 0 1918 — Boston (AL) 4, Chicago (NL) 2 1969_New York (100-N) 4, Baltimore Chicago at Orlando, 7 p.m. 2006 — St. Louis (NL) 4, Detroit (AL) 1 1917 — Chicago (AL) 4, New York (NL) 2005 — Chicago (AL) 4, Houston (NL) (109-A) 1 Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m. Senators beat Red Wings 3-1 2 1970_Baltimore (108-A) 4, Cincinnati Indiana at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. 0 1916 — Boston (AL) 4, Brooklyn (NL) 1 (102-N) 1 Milwaukee at Detroit, 7 p.m. OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) — The Ottawa Senators "We've just got to be smart enough and patient 2004 — Boston (AL) 4, St. Louis (NL) 0 1915 — Boston (AL) 4, Philadelphia 2017_Houston (101-A) 4, Los Angeles Houston at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 2003 — Florida (NL) 4, New York (AL) (NL) 1 rebounded from a blowout loss — at the Detroit Red enough and really work our chances." (104-N) 3 Phoenix at New York, 7:30 p.m. 2 1914 — Boston (NL) 4, Philadelphia Charlotte at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Wings' expense. Detroit cut it to 2-1 on Mantha's power-play goal 2002 — Anaheim (AL) 4, San Francis- (AL) 0 Transactions New Orleans at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. co (NL) 3 1913 — Philadelphia (AL) 4, New York BASEBALL Miami at Denver, 9 p.m. Mark Stone had a goal and an assist and Craig with 3:23 left, and Thompson sealed it with an 2001 — Arizona (NL) 4, New York (AL) (NL) 1 American League Toronto at Utah, 9 p.m. Anderson made 24 saves in Ottawa's 3-1 victory over empty-net goal. 3 1912 — Boston (AL) 4, New York (NL) BOSTON RED SOX — Named Tony La Boston at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. Detroit on Thursday night, three days after an 8-3 "It's hard to come back from a 2-0 lead," Mantha 2000 — New York (AL) 4, New York 3, 1 tie Russa as vice president, special assistant Brooklyn at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. (NL) 1 1911 — Philadelphia (AL) 4, New York to the president of baseball operations; Saturday's Games home loss to Montreal. said. "The way they play it's defense first so it's real- 1999 — New York (AL) 4, Atlanta (NL) (NL) 2 Ron Roenicke bench coach; Tom Good- Memphis at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. "It was about our identity and getting our identi- ly hard to come back that late in the game." 0 1910 — Philadelphia (AL) 4, Chicago win first base coach and outfield instruc- Sacramento at Detroit, 7 p.m. Dallas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. ty back," Senators coach Guy Boucher said. "I talked The Senators took a 2-0 lead midway through the 1998 — New York (AL) 4, San Diego (NL) 1 tor; and Carlos Febles third base coach (NL) 0 and infield instructor. Announced Dana New Orleans at Chicago, 8 p.m. about our trust in our goaltender, our trust in our second period when Burrows picked up his second of 1909 — Pittsburgh (NL) 4, Detroit (AL) Golden State at Denver, 9 p.m. 1997 — Florida (NL) 4, Cleveland (AL) 3 LeVangie will return as bullpen coach and leadership and that's exactly what we got tonight." the season with a power-play goal. Stone, with his 3 catching coordinator. Exercised the 2018 Sunday's Games 1908 — Chicago (NL) 4, Detroit (AL) 1 Atlanta at Cleveland, 3 p.m. 1996 — New York (AL) 4, Atlanta (NL) contract options on RHP Craig Kimbrel Alex Burrows and Nate Thompson also scored for second point of the night, fed Burrows with a perfect 1907 — Chicago (NL) 4, Detroit (AL) 0, Miami at L.A. Clippers, 3:30 p.m. 2 1 tie and LHP Chris Sale. Reinstated INF Boston at Orlando, 6 p.m. the Senators. pass through the middle to beat Howard stick-side. 1995 — Atlanta (NL) 4, Cleveland (AL) 1906 — Chicago (AL) 4, Chicago (NL) Marco Hernandez and RHPs Tyler Thorn- Washington at Toronto, 6 p.m. "We wanted to come out and make sure that we Ottawa thought it scored first with Cody Ceci 2 2 burg and Steven Wright from the 60-day Phoenix at San Antonio, 7 p.m. 1994 — No series. 1905 — New York (NL) 4, Philadelphia DL. Reinstated LHP Robbie Ross Jr. and Utah at Houston, 7 p.m. had a good one this game," Anderson said. "It's not scoring at the three-minute mark, but the goal was 1993 — Toronto (AL) 4, Philadelphia (AL) 1 INF Josh Rutledge from the 60-day DL Indiana at New York, 7:30 p.m. what happens to you, it's how you respond. I thought called back due to goaltender interference. (NL) 2 1904 — No series. and both elected free agency after refus- Charlotte at Minnesota, 8 p.m. we did a great job and everyone played one of their The Senators had a number of good chances, but 1992 — Toronto (AL) 4, Atlanta (NL) 2 1903 — Boston (AL) 5, Pittsburgh (NL) ing outright assignments. Selected the Oklahoma City at Portland, 9 p.m. 1991 — Minnesota (AL) 4, Atlanta (NL) 3 contracts of OF Bryce Brentz and LHP Memphis at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. best games of the year." it wasn't until the final minute of the first period 3 Williams Jerez from Pawtucket (IL). Jimmy Howard made 27 saves, and Anthony that they were able to beat Howard. Stone picked up 1990 — Cincinnati (NL) 4, Oakland (AL) CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Declined All TimesNHL EDT 2017_GeorgeWorld Series Springer, HoustonMVPs (AL) 0 the 2018 contract option on C Geovany EASTERN CONFERENCE Mantha scored for Detroit. Mike Hoffman's rebound in front in traffic and slid it 2016_Ben Zobrist, Chicago (NL) 1989 — Oakland (AL) 4, San Francisco Soto. Reinstated OF Charlie Tilson and Atlantic Division 2015_Salvador Perez, Kansas City "It's not going to be a pretty game when you play through Howard's legs. Stone has eight goals and 14 (NL) 0 RHP Zach Putnam from the 60-day DL. GP WLOT Pts GF GA (AL) 1988 — Los Angeles (NL) 4, Oakland DETROIT TIGERS — Named Rick Tampa Bay 13 10 21 21 53 36 against Ottawa," Detroit's Henrik Zetterberg said. points in 13 games. 2014_Madison Bumgarner, San Fran- Toronto 13 850 16 50 44 (AL) 1 Andersobn bullpen coach, Chris Bosio cisco (NL) Ottawa 12 525 15 44 41 1987 — Minnesota (AL) 4, St. Louis pitching coach, Dave Clark third base 2013_David Ortiz, Boston (AL) Boston 11 533 13 32 34 (NL) 3 coach, Phil Clark assistant hitting coach, His work this year made him night— the city's first champi- 2012_Pablo Sandoval, San Francisco Detroit 13 661 13 37 38 1986 — New York (NL) 4, Boston (AL) Steve Liddle bench coach, Lloyd McClen- Astros (NL) Florida 11 461 940 44 a front-runner to become the first onship since the Rockets won 3 don hitting coach, Ramon Santiago first 2011_David Freese, St. Louis (NL) Montreal 12 471 931 45 Astro to be named MVP since NBA titles in 1994 and '95. The 1985 — Kansas City (AL) 4, St. Louis base coach and Joe Vavra quality control 2010_Edgar Renteria, San Francisco Buffalo 12 372 829 44 (NL) 3 coach. Hall of Famer Jeff Bagwell won crowd erupted after the final out, (NL) Metropolitan Division 1984 — Detroit (AL) 4, San Diego (NL) LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Agreed to 2009_Hideki Matsui, New York (AL) GP WLOT Pts GF GA the NL award in 1994. and Bobby Dynamite pulled hard 1 terms with OF Justin Upton on a five-year New Jersey 11 920 18 42 31 2008_Cole Hamels, Philadelphia (NL) From page 9 1983 — Baltimore (AL) 4, Philadelphia contract. Pittsburgh 14 851 17 39 52 With Altuve returning to lead on the whistle in the train locat- 2007_Mike Lowell, Boston (AL) (NL) 1 NEW YORK YANKEES — Announced Columbus 12 840 16 37 30 this team and ample talent ed beyond left field. 2006_David Eckstein, St. Louis (NL) we're going to become good. Then 1982 — St. Louis (NL) 4, Milwaukee C Erik Kratz refused an outright assign- N.Y. Islanders13 751 15 48 42 2005_Jermaine Dye, Chicago (AL) I saw Springer get drafted, Cor- around him, the young and confi- Houston's not done chugging (AL) 3 ment and elected free agency. Washington 13 661 13 40 44 2004_Manny Ramirez, Boston (AL) 1981 — Los Angeles (NL) 4, New York OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Exercised Philadelphia 13 661 13 41 38 rea and Bregman, and I was like: dent bunch has plenty of reason along by a long shot, either. 2003_Josh Beckett, Florida (NL) (AL) 2 the 2018 contract option on 2B Jed Carolina 10 442 10 28 30 2002_Troy Glaus, Anaheim (AL) N.Y. Rangers13 472 10 40 47 'OK, here we go.'" to believe that this could be the "I want to celebrate tonight, 1980 — Philadelphia (NL) 4, Kansas Lowrie. Named Mark Kotsay major league 2001_Curt Schilling and Randy John- WESTERN CONFERENCE first of many titles for a team go back and have a nice little City (AL) 2 quality control coach. The heart of this team, Altuve son, Arizona (NL) Central Division 1979 — Pittsburgh (NL) 4, Baltimore SEATTLE MARINERS — Claimed INF- followed up a brilliant regular that waited so long for the first parade," Bregman said after 2000_Derek Jeter, New York (AL) GP WLOT Pts GF GA (AL) 3 OF Andrew Romine off waivers from 1999_Mariano Rivera, New York (AL) St. Louis 13 10 21 21 44 30 season where he led the majors one. Game 7. "And then guess what? 1978 — New York (AL) 4, Los Angeles Detroit. Reinstated RHP David Phelps 1998_Scott Brosius, New York (AL) Winnipeg 11 632 14 33 32 (NL) 2 and LHP Drew Smyly from the 60-day DL. with a .346 average by hitting Back in Houston, fans cele- We're going to go back, work our 1997_Livan Hernandez, Florida (NL) Dallas 12 750 14 34 33 1977 — New York (AL) 4, Los Angeles Declined the 2018 contract options for brated the Series title at Minute (butts) off, and do it again next 1996_John Wetteland, New York (AL) Chicago 13 652 14 41 34 seven homers and driving in 14 (NL) 2 RHPs Yovani Gallardo and Hisashi Colorado 11 650 12 34 34 1995_Tom Glavine, Atlanta (NL) runs in the playoffs. Maid Park on Wednesday year." 1976 — Cincinnati (NL) 4, New York Iwakuma. Nashville 12 552 12 28 35 1994_No Series. (AL) 0 National League Minnesota 10 442 10 31 30 1993_Paul Molitor, Toronto (AL) 1975 — Cincinnati (NL) 4, Boston (AL) PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Signed first Pacific Division 1992_Pat Borders, Toronto (AL) 3 base coach and outfield/baserunning GP WLOT Pts GF GA 1991_Jack Morris, Minnesota (AL) 1974 — Oakland (AL) 4, Los Angeles instructor Kimera Bartee, hitting coach Los Angeles 12 921 19 40 24 1990_Jose Rijo, Cincinnati (NL) Schedule (NL) 1 Jeff Branson, third base coach Joey Cora, Vegas 12 840 16 42 33 Lady Samsons 1989_Dave Stewart, Oakland (AL) 1973 — Oakland (AL) 4, New York (NL) coach Dave Jauss, assistant hitting coach San Jose 12 750 14 34 29 Friday, Nov. 3, vs. Lake Michigan College at Chicago, 2 p.m. 1988_Orel Hershiser, Los Angeles (NL) Vancouver 12 642 14 31 29 3 Jeff Livesey, bench coach Tom Prince, Saturday, Nov. 4, vs. Cuyahoga Community College at Chicago, 11 a.m. 1987_Frank Viola, Minnesota (AL) Anaheim 12 651 13 36 36 1972 — Oakland (AL) 4, Cincinnati (NL) bullpen coach Euclides Rojas, pitching 1986_Ray Knight, New York (NL) Calgary 12 660 12 28 33 Friday, Nov. 10, vs. St. Cloud Tech at Coon Rapids, Minn, 1 p.m. 3 coach Ray Searage, and bullpen catchers 1985_Bret Saberhagen, Kansas City Edmonton 11 371 724 36 Saturday, Nov. 11, vs. Anoka-Ramsey Community College at Coon 1971 — Pittsburgh (NL) 4, Baltimore Heberto Andrade and Jordan Comadena From page 9 (AL) Arizona 13 1 11 1333 56 (AL) 3 to one-year contracts. Rapids, Minn., 4 p.m. 1984_Alan Trammell, Detroit (AL) NOTE: Two points for a win, one point 1970 — Baltimore (AL) 4, Cincinnati WASHINGTON NATIONALS — decision-making. She averaged Friday, Nov. 17, vs. Rainy River at Ely, Minn., 2 p.m. 1983_Rick Dempsey, Baltimore (AL) for overtime loss. Top three teams in each (NL) 1 Agreed to terms with hitting coach Kevin 1982_Darrell Porter, St. Louis (NL) division and two wild cards per confer- close to 21 points per game to go Saturday, Nov. 18, at Vermilion, 2 p.m. 1969 — New York (NL) 4, Baltimore Long. Declined the 2018 contract option ence advance to playoffs. 1981_Ron Cey, Pedro Guerrero and with eight rebounds and six assists Tuesday, Nov. 21, ITASCA, 5 p.m. (AL) 1 on 1B/OF Adam Lind. Thursday's Games Steve Yeager, Los Angeles (NL) 1968 — Detroit (AL) 4, St. Louis (NL) 3 BASKETBALL Boston 2, Vegas 1 each game. She is very versatile Saturday, Nov. 25, HIGHLAND, 5 p.m. 1980_Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia (NL) 1967 — St. Louis (NL) 4, Boston (AL) 3 National Basketball Association Washington 4, N.Y. Islanders 3 Sunday, Nov. 26, HIBBING, 2 p.m. 1979_Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh (NL) and she also invites other teams to 1966 — Baltimore (AL) 4, Los Angeles MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES — Assigned G Ottawa 3, Detroit 1 1978_Bucky Dent, New York (AL) Tuesday, Nov. 28, VERMILION, 5 p.m. (NL) 0 Ben McLemore and F Ivan Rabb to Mem- N.Y. Rangers at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. press us, because she is capable of 1977_Reggie Jackson, New York (AL) Wednesday, Dec. 6, MESABI, 5 p.m. 1965 — Los Angeles (NL) 4, Minneso- phis (NBAGL). Columbus at Florida, 7:30 p.m. beating a one-person press. I think 1976_Johnny Bench, Cincinnati (NL) ta (AL) 3 NBA G League Dallas at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 8, at Milwaukee Area Technical College, 5 p.m. 1975_Pete Rose, Cincinnati (NL) Montreal at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Lori is going to have a fantastic 1964 — St. Louis (NL) 4, New York DELAWARE 87ERS — Waived F Saturday, Dec. 9, at Bryant & Stratton, 5 p.m. 1974_Rollie Fingers, Oakland (AL) Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8 p.m. (AL) 3 Damonte Dodd, F Devin Gilligan, G Tyler year." 1973_Reggie Jackson, Oakland (AL) Carolina at Colorado, 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 15, SILVER LAKE COLLEGE, 6 p.m. 1963 — Los Angeles (NL) 4, New York Haws, G-F Dustin Salisbery and G Isaiah 1972_Gene Tenace, Oakland (AL) Pittsburgh at Calgary, 9 p.m. Movrich said Engler is another Saturday, Dec. 16, WESTERN TECHNICAL COLLEGE, 2 p.m. (AL) 0 Zierden. 1971_Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh Buffalo at Arizona, 10 p.m. "great athlete" that continues to 1962 — New York (AL) 4, San Francis- SOUTH BAY LAKERS — Waived F Friday, Dec. 29, vs. Milwaukee Area Technical College at Escanaba, 1 (NL) Toronto at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. co (NL) 3 Jason McManamen and G Franklin Ses- show improvement. She is another p.m. 1970_Brooks Robinson, Baltimore (AL) Friday's Games 1961 — New York (AL) 4, Cincinnati sion. 1969_Donn Clendenon, New York (NL) New Jersey at Edmonton, 9 p.m. versatile player who is capable of Saturday, Dec. 30, vs. Minnesota West at Escanaba, 9 a.m. (NL) 1 FOOTBALL Nashville at Anaheim, 10 p.m. 1968_Mickey Lolich, Detroit (AL) Wednesday, Jan. 3, FOND DU LAC, 5 p.m. 1960 — Pittsburgh (NL) 4, New York National Football League Saturday's Games playing inside or out on the 1967_Bob Gibson, St. Louis (NL) (AL) 3 DETROIT LIONS — Signed T Dan Vegas at Ottawa, 2 p.m. perimeter both offensively and Friday, Jan. 5, vs. Sisseton Wahpeton College, at Thief River Falls, 1966_Frank Robinson, Baltimore (AL) 1959 — Los Angeles (NL) 4, Chicago Skipper to the practice squad. N.Y. Rangers at Florida, 7 p.m. Minn., 3 p.m. 1965_Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles (NL) defensively. Engler gives 100 per- (AL) 2 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Placed QB Montreal at Winnipeg, 7 p.m. 1964_Bob Gibson, St. Louis (NL) Saturday, Jan. 6, vs. Northland Tech and Community at Thief River 1958 — New York (AL) 4, Milwaukee Andrew Luck on injured reserve. Signed Washington at Boston, 7 p.m. cent effort 100 percent of the time. 1963_Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles (NL) Falls, Minn., 1 p.m. (NL) 3 OT Tyreek Burwell from the practice Toronto at St. Louis, 7 p.m. 1962_Ralph Terry, New York (AL) She averaged 13 points per game 1957 — Milwaukee (NL) 4, New York squad. Columbus at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 9, at Mesabi Range, 5 p.m. 1961_Whitey Ford, New York (AL) Colorado at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. to go with eight rebounds and led (AL) 3 Canadian Football League Sunday, Jan. 14, at Highland (Kansas) CC, 1 p.m. 1960_Bobby Richardson, New York Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 1956 — New York (AL) 4, Brooklyn CFL — Fined Hamilton DB Mariel the team in steals with three per (AL) Buffalo at Dallas, 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 16, at UW-Superior JV (exhibition), 5 p.m. (NL) 3 Cooper an undisclosed amount for a late 1959_Larry Sherry, Los Angeles (NL) Carolina at Arizona, 9 p.m. game. 1955 — Brooklyn (NL) 4, New York hit out of bounds on Ottawa WR Jake Tuesday, Jan. 23, at Hibbing, 5 p.m. 1958_Bob Turley, New York (AL) Pittsburgh at Vancouver, 10 p.m. (AL) 3 Harty; Calgary OL Randy Richards an Movrich said Engler seems Wednesday, Jan. 24, BAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 5 p.m. 1957_Lew Burdette, Milwaukee (NL) Nashville at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 1954 — New York (NL) 4, Cleveland undisclosed amount for an unnecessary uncomfortable having leadership Thursday, Feb. 1, UW-SUpERIOR JV (exhibition), 5 p.m. 1956_Don Larsen, New York (AL) Anaheim at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. (AL) 0 hit to Edmonton's Euclid Cummings; BC 1955_Johnny Podres, Brooklyn (NL) Sunday's Games thrust upon her, but both she and Saturday, Feb. 3, BRYANT & STRATTON, 1 p.m. 1953 — New York (AL) 4, Brooklyn Lions LB Dyshawn Davis an undisclosed Detroit at Edmonton, 4 p.m. amount for leading with the crown of his Wardynski will need to lead the Wednesday, Feb. 7, UW-MARATHON COUNTY, 5:30 p.m. (NL) 2 Most Home Runs by a Colorado at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. 1952 — New York (AL) 4, Brooklyn helmet on a hit to Winnipeg RB Andrew Montreal at Chicago, 7 p.m. Lady Samsons if they are to enjoy Wednesday, Feb. 14, at Fond du Lac, 5 p.m. Player one World Series Harris; and Winnipeg LB Kyle Knox an (NL) 3 5_George Springer, Houston Astros, New Jersey at Calgary, 9 p.m. success. Saturday, Feb. 17, at Illinois Central College, 1 p.m. 1951 — New York (AL) 4, New York 2017 (7 games) undisclosed amount for leading with the crown of his helmet on a hit to BC Lions Sunday, Feb. 18, at South Suburban College, 1 p.m. (NL) 2 5_Reggie Jackson, New York Yankees, Red Wings Sums Maria Wiltzius, Maddie Gabka, RB Tyler Davis. Detroit 001—1 Saturday, Feb. 24, at Bay Community College, noon 1950 — New York (AL) 4, Philadelphia 1977 (6 games) HOCKEY Ottawa 111—3 Hallee Yon and Mary Saldana (NL) 0 5_Chase Utley, Philadelphia Phillies, National Hockey League First Period_1, Ottawa, Stone 8 (Hoff- tioning and footwork improve, she the other teams come all the way 1949 — New York (AL) 4, Brooklyn 2009 (6 games) man, Karlsson), 19:05. Penalties_None. have departed and Bailey Froberg WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Recalled could be a force in the middle." from North Dakota. (NL) 1 4_Babe Ruth, New York Yankees, F Liam O'Brien from Hershey (AHL). Second Period_2, Ottawa, Burrows 2 (5-5, guard), Brooke Piilola (5-9, (Phaneuf, Stone), 11:25 (pp). Penal- 1948 — Cleveland (AL) 4, Boston (NL) 1926 (7 games) Reassigned F Anthony Peluso to Her- Mason is from St. Paul, Minn. Movrich has certain expecta- ties_Daley, DET, (holding), 9:39; Tatar, forward), Vanessa Nasi (5-5, for- 2 4_Lou Gehrig, New York Yankees, shey. 1947 — New York (AL) 4, Brooklyn 1928 (4 games) DET, (delay of game), 17:19; Dzingel, ward), Olyvia Mason (5-10, for- Movrich said Vanessa Nasi has tions for the Lady Samsons and COLLEGE OTT, (holding stick), 19:18; Kronwall, (NL) 3 4_Duke Snider, Brooklyn Dodgers, RUTGERS — Signed women's basket- ward) and Kacie Lundin (5-3, "unlimited potential." He said she not all of them are related to win- 1946 — St. Louis (NL) 4, Boston (AL) 3 1952 (7 games) DET, (high sticking), 19:18. ball coach C. Vivian Stringer a four-year Third Period_3, Detroit, Mantha 6 guard) are the new Lady Samsons. has not played a lot of basketball ning and losing. 1945 — Detroit (AL) 4, Chicago (NL) 3 4_Duke Snider, Brooklyn Dodgers, contract extension through the 2020-21 (Green, Larkin), 16:37 (pp). 4, Ottawa, 1944 — St. Louis (NL) 4, St. Louis (AL) Movrich said Froberg is a fear- but has a "spring" in her step that "We are playing some very good 1955 (7 games) season. Thompson 3 (Pyatt, Karlsson), 19:50. 2 4_Hank Bauer, New York Yankees, NYU — Named Victoria Goldbach Penalties_Karlsson, OTT, (high sticking), less sharp-shooter from L'Anse many players don't have and can't teams throughout the season, so I 1943 — New York (AL) 4, St. Louis 1958 (7 games) assissant softball coach. 12:23; Smith, OTT, (tripping), 15:05. who should stretch opposing be taught. She plays bigger than really don't know how our record is (NL) 1 4_Gene Tenace, Oakland Athletics, Shots on Goal_Detroit 11-8-6_25. 1942 — St. Louis (NL) 4, New York 1972 (7 games) All TimesNBA EDT Ottawa 12-14-4_30. defenses with her deadly shooting. her size. Movrich is hopeful her going to shake out," Movrich said. (AL) 1 4_Barry Bonds, San Francisco Giants, EASTERN CONFERENCE Power-play opportunities_Detroit 1 of 2; He likes Froberg's genuine enthu- confidence will increase as she "It's not just your team, but how 1941 — New York (AL) 4, Brooklyn 2002 (7 games) Atlantic Division Ottawa 1 of 2. siasm for the game and she is gains a better understanding of did your opponents recruit and (NL) 1 WLPct GB Goalies_Detroit, Howard 5-5-0 (29 1940 — Cincinnati (NL) 4, Detroit (AL) World Series Most Boston 62.750 — shots-27 saves). Ottawa, Anderson 5-2-3 eager to learn. the game. She and Lundin are improve? 3 Toronto 43.571 1½ 27 —Championships New York Yankees (25-24). "Brooke Piilola is from Hurley both from Ironwood. "When our regular season con- 1939 — New York (AL) 4, Cincinnati Philadelphia 44.500 2 11 — St. Louis Cardinals A_14,724 (18,572). Referees_Jon (NL) 0 New York 34.429 2½ and is a very versatile player who Since Gogebic does not play in a cludes on Feb. 24, my hopes are 9 — Oakland-Kansas City-Philadelphia Brooklyn 35.375 3 Mclsaac, Chris Rooney. Linesmen_Shan- 1938 — New York (AL) 4, Chicago (NL) dor Alphonso, Lonnie Cameron. will play both inside and outside conference, their goal each year is that we're healthy, we still enjoy for us on both sides of the floor," to win a NJCAA Region 13 title. each other's company and that we Movrich said. "The GCC Lady Samsons have will be tested enough (and we will) Movrich said Lundin is "a not won it since the 2008-09 sea- throughout the season, so that we coach's player, for sure." She is son, so its been a long time com- will be ready to compete and win quick as a hiccup and willing to ing," Movrich said. "I'd like to see the Region 13 Tournament." accept whatever role is necessary us win it." Maybe 13 will be Movrich's for the team to be successful. GCC received a boost when it lucky number. Ford - Chrysler - Dodge - Jeep "Olyvia Mason is probably the was announced that the NJCAA The Lady Samsons open their 2016 Ford F-150 truest post player I've had at Goge- Division II Region 13 Champi- season in Chicago against Lake Supercab XLT 4x4 bic," Movrich said. "She has a good onship would be played at the Michigan College on Friday at 2 Hwy. M 28, P.O. Box 200 $ frame for the post and she is Lindquist Center in early March. p.m. and then take on Cuyahoga Ewen, MI 49925 Toll Free: (800) 562-7112 35,800 strong. As she gets used to the This could be a big home-court Community College on Saturday advantage for Gogebic, because at 11 p.m. www.BigValley.biz Phone: (906) 988-2323 5.0L V8, 100 miles. speed of the game and her condi- l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2017 11 DEFLOCKED Husband wants more clothes-free life Dear Annie: I’m a man in my eventually sell our house, retire 30s who is a nudist at heart. and travel. My thinking has Though I enjoy doing things changed over time. I love my clothes-free, my wife, “Jamie,” wife. But it seems very unrealis- does not. Jamie has gone with tic to consider selling everything me to a nude beach — and “par- to retire with someone who does- ticipated” — only once, and that Dear n’t like me and can’t even live was as a gift for my quitting Annie smoking. with me under the same roof. Jamie reluctantly allows me I feel our relationship needs to to attend one nudist event a be fixed before there is any dis- trying to figure out how best to year, but I have found myself cussion of retirement and selling broach the topic of my wanting to MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM wanting to do more — doing go alone. the house, especially because I online research about different The problem is that she, like love where we live. She is angry nudist sites in my area. so many others, mistakenly with me for changing our plans. I know that Jamie would not believes that naturism is a sexu- She sends me emails accusing want to go to any nudist events al thing. For me and the vast me of being a liar. I am confused herself — though I would love it and frustrated. We’re seeing if she changed her mind — so I’m majority of nudists, it’s not. I simply enjoy the freedom of individual counselors and a cou- being able to be outside naked. ples therapist together. The cou- OUR Also, most nudists are quite a bit ples therapist says my wife is full Y older than I am. of wrath. My counselor says that How should I let my wife it sounds as if she has deeper know about my desire to go to HOROSCOPE issues than the relationship and more nudist events? that I need to take care of myself. BORN LOSER — Free Bird I would appreciate your perspec- Dear Free Bird: If being a naturist is that important to you, tive. I would say to continue this dia- — Blamed and Alone logue with your wife about why Dear Blamed and Alone: My you enjoy it and what the bene- perspective is the same as your EUGENIA LAST fits are for you as an individual. counselor’s. Your wife’s profound Marriage is about compromise unhappiness wasn’t caused by and seeing things from the other your marriage and certainly Your Birthday perspective, so it does put a won’t be fixed by it. She needs to Friday, Nov. 3, 2017 small damper on just how free of decide for herself that she’s tired a bird you can be. Continue to of being miserable and really Keep an open mind and a compas- talk to her about the importance sionate attitude when dealing with oth- commit to treatment. I think of it to you, and be grateful that ALLEY OOP ers. The way you handle personal and you’re wise to hold off on selling she does not object to your annu- professional situations will make the the house. If you were to travel difference between staying in one al nudist event, especially the world together with all this position and gaining ground. Don’t be because she has no interest in afraid to do things differently, but be participating. You can never resentment in tow, it would sure to get approval before you begin. force someone to do something weigh you down so much that it SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — she does not want to do, but you would be the only thing you Keep a sound mind and a positive atti- can continue to communicate to remember about the trip. Contin- tude. If you overreact, you will face her about why it is so important ue with counseling, and take opposition that will make it difficult for to you. your own self-care seriously. you to accomplish what you set out to My wife of 30 do. Dear Annie: Send your questions for years moved out of the home a SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- year and a half ago and into our — Don’t overdo it. You’ll be tempted to ators.com. To find out more adjoining apartment. We had not engage in something because some- about Annie Lane and read fea- been getting along for a while. I FOR BETTER OR WORSE one else does, but before you do, get tures by other Creators Syndi- all the particulars, including what it will am not a bad person; I have cost emotionally and financially. never gone out on my wife. But cate columnists and cartoonists, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — she is always angry with me, and visit the Creators Syndicate web- Look for a way to expand your living it seems I can’t do anything site at www.creators.com. space or add a work station that will right. COPYRIGHT 2017 CRE- encourage you to develop your skills, Originally, our plans were to ATORS.COM learn something new or pursue a new hobby. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Don’t spend money you don’t have. AILY LOBE ROSSWORD Emotional conflict will surface if some- D G C one is counting on you for something you cannot deliver. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — FRANK & ERNEST Seize the moment and take advantage of an opportunity to make some extra cash. Making a worthwhile investment or cutting your overhead will encour- age you to handle your cash more effi- ciently. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — A personal situation or partnership will be on shaky ground. A tendency to overreact or take your frustrations out on someone else will put you in a diffi- cult position. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Plan something special with family, friends or a loved one. Taking a break will GET FUZZY ease your stress and give you a chance to digest what’s been going on around you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — You’ll be tempted to take part in something questionable. Show strength and dis- cipline to avoid a situation that could put you in a compromising position. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Be up-front about what you are willing to contribute. Helping others will only be satisfying if you see that your contribu- tion makes a difference. Avoid emo- tional spending. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Situa- BEETLE BAILEY tions will escalate quickly. Don’t let your emotions take the reins and get you into trouble with your employer or a loved one. Keep the peace and do what’s expected of you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Take care of personal business and any family or home responsibilities first. Recognizing problems before they get too big will help counter a negative outcome. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Phys- ical alterations will give you a boost. A change to your lifestyle or to a rela- tionship you cherish will help bring you ZITS closer to a stable and secure future.

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by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. Associated Press IN THIS March 23, 2016, file photo, a Honolulu Fish Auction worker receives fish from a U.S. fishing vessel Dear Doctor: My grandmother has a in life and to experience a more rapid de- crewed by foreign fishermen at Pier 38 in Honolulu. A group representing Hawaii commercial fishermen has It gets worse. Patients' cognitive abilities filed a court motion to defend the state’s practice of giving fishing licenses to foreign workers. daughter and a son with Huntington's dis- terioration. are affected as well, leading to difficulty ease, and her husband and a few of her Here's what happens: The mutant gene making decisions, multitasking or switch- in-laws passed away from it. What can in Huntington's disease produces an ab- ing from one mental activity to another. you tell us about this terrible disease? normal protein that damages both the nu- Eventually, the memory problems lead to Bill introduced allowing Hawaii’s foreign fishermen onshore Who in the family could yet develop it? cleus and other components of nerve dementia. Dear Reader: "Terrible" is the correct de- cells, killing them. The nerve death is es- In the latter stages of the disease, people (AP) — Hundreds of foreign crews living in squalor, forced to them by boat from Pacific scription of Huntington's disease. It's a pecially severe in the area of the brain may develop a rigid muscular state simi- fishermen currently confined to use buckets instead of toilets and islands. rare genetic disease -- affecting about 5.7 called the striatum. These changes can lar to Parkinson's. This can lead to the in- vessels in Honolulu for years at a suffering running sores from bed Under the new law, the fisher- out of 100,000 people in Europe, Aus- be detected via MRI between nine and 20 ability to walk. People can also time would be allowed to come bugs. There have been instances men would get their visas in tralia and North America -- but it's unre- years before a patient shows symptoms, experience weight loss, vision distur- ashore when they dock under of human trafficking, active their home countries, just like lenting and eventually leads to death. which typically occur between the ages bances, and difficulty swallowing and legislation introduced Thursday tuberculosis and low food sup- other immigrants. This would of 35 and 44. Almost everyone with Huntington's car- breathing. The progression is prolonged, in Congress. plies. allow them to fly into Honolulu ries a disease-causing mutated gene on The first sign of Huntington's disease is with death generally occurring 20 years one chromosome and a normal copy on an involuntary movement abnormality after onset of symptoms. The Sustainable Fishing They lack most basic labor for the fishing jobs, eliminating Workforce Protection Act offers protections during their one or the two-week trip at sea. They the other chromosome. That means their termed chorea. Initially, this may be per- Although genetic testing can easily diag- children have a 50/50 chance of having ceived as restlessness or lack of coordi- nose the Huntington's mutation, the avail- workplace protections a year two year stints onboard, catching also would be protected by feder- the mutated chromosome passed down nation. When it worsens, movements ability of such testing is relatively recent. after an Associated Press inves- premium tuna and swordfish al labor law at the docks, and to them. Unfortunately, in Huntington's, become random, jerky and uncontrol- Further, while it can guide decisions tigation found that Hawaii’s sold at some of America’s most labor inspectors would join the the mutated gene is dominant. So, even lable, making it difficult for a person even about whether or not to have children, it commercial fishing fleet is upscale grocery stores, hotels Coast Guard for at sea protec- if a person has only one of the abnormal to hold his or her posture or maintain a can do nothing to change the current re- crewed by about 700 men who and restaurants. tions. genes, he or she will develop the dis- sustained motor action such as sticking ality. My heart goes out to your grand- are never allowed off their boats, The law, supported by all four Hawaii’s Attorney General ease. So, to answer your question about out the tongue. mother and the rest of your family. the potential for other family members, even when they come into the of Hawaii’s representatives in Douglas Chin, who has ruled the Psychiatric symptoms of depression and (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an internist and any children of your grandmother's Honolulu Harbor to unload their the House and Senate, would men are lawfully admitted to the irritability, which can occur at any time assistant professor of medicine at the daughter and son with the disease have catch. close a loophole in federal law state and should be allowed to during the disease, may be noticeable University of California, Los Angeles.) a 50/50 chance of developing it as well. even before the onset of chorea. An esti- COPYRIGHT 2017 Just a few miles from the that has allowed the Hawaii fish, said he hadn’t read the bill. In the rare cases in which a person has mated 33 to 76 percent of patients report THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF sands of Waikiki, they work fleet to employ men from impov- “But generally, anything that two copies of the Huntington's gene, he anxiety, depression or apathy during the HARVARD COLLEGE without visas, some making less erished Southeast Asian and clarifies the visa status of foreign DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK or she will without doubt pass the disease course of their illness. Three to 11 per- than $1 an hour. Conditions vary Pacific nations for a fraction of fishermen and protects them on to all their children. Further, children cent report symptoms of psychosis, in- FOR UFS 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; — while some boats are clean the pay an American worker from exploitation is something I who get the gene from their father are cluding hallucinations, delusions and 816-581-7500 more likely to develop the disease earlier paranoia. and safe, AP found some fishing would get, in part by collecting would support,” he said. 14 l FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2017 HOME & GARDEN THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HOUSE OF THE WEEK Sweet Lego dreams: Toy maker offers sleepover in new ‘house’ BILLUND, Denmark (AP) — create their entry under expert Lego is having a sleepover at its supervision, as part of their stay. newly-opened Lego House in Designed by Danish architect Denmark. Bjarke Ingels, Lego House In a bid to revive flagging opened in late September after sales, the Danish toy company four years’ building work. The has teamed up with Airbnb to attraction is located in central allow one family to stay the night Billund, a small town in Danish at its new attraction — a 12,000 Jutland where the toy company square-meter (129,167 square- is headquartered. foot) building filled with 25 mil- Towering at the building’s lion colorful plastic bricks. center is a 15-meter tall Lego There’s a parents’ bedroom brick tree, named the “Tree of that features a Lego cat, slip- Creativity,” which took over pers, a coffee pot, and even a 24,000 working hours to con- newspaper made from the bricks. struct. Made from over six mil- In the children’s bedroom there’s lion bricks, it charts the gradual a Lego teddy bear, lamp and evolution of the toy company’s story book. Towering above the creations. child’s bed is a six-meter (20- The competition launches foot) tall Lego brick waterfall, Thursday and is set to run till surrounded by a seemingly bot- mid-November. The winner’s tomless pool of — you guessed it family will visit Lego House on — Lego bricks. Nov. 24. “What I do as a as a job is I This isn’t Airbnb’s first sleep- actually make the products that over contest — last year, it invit- ePlans.com photo you can buy at the toy stores,” ed people to spend a night next to CRAFTSMAN-STYLE COLUMNS add tremendous curb appeal, along with an eye-catching metal roof over the garage’s window. See images of the says Lego design manager Jamie the shark tank at Paris Aquari- interior online at ePlans.com/HouseOfTheWeek. Berard. “So, to do something like um and at “Dracula’s castle” in this outrageous waterfall or to Romania. It was the first time recreate a bedroom out of what is Bran Castle welcomed overnight currently not really a living guests since 1948. space is a wonderful challenge.” The Lego experience is rather Social time in the kitchen The promotional effort comes tame by comparison, unless as the company tries to find new barefoot visitors should unwit- Here’s a versatile four-bed- This social area also opens to At night, relax in your deluxe images and details. ways to increase sales, which are tingly step on a stray Lego brick. room layout that stretches out the dining room and the great master suite. You can also view previously falling for the first time in 13 Adults are advised to wear Lego- over one level, with a large bonus room, so your guests can move To build this home, you can featured plans, browse other spe- years. proof slippers just to be safe. space available for later expan- easily from one area to another. order a complete set of con- cialty collections, or use our Lego said in September it was “I wish I was the one that sion upstairs. A fireplace adds multi-season struction documents by calling search filters to help you find cutting 1,400 jobs, or eight per- could just sleep in here,” says The kitchen will become the functionality and cozy ambiance toll-free 866-228-0193 or visit- exactly what you want from over cent of its workforce. seven-year-old Albert Landbo, heart of the home, with a central to the screen porch. ing ePlans.com/HouseOfThe- 28,000 home designs. Those who want to join Lego’s who was visiting with his broth- island and a snack bar inviting The study near the front can Week. Most plans can be customized private sleepover must enter a er Gustav and their parents. everyone to pull up a stool and serve as a home office or as a Enter the design number to to suit your lifestyle. competition and describe what Asked what creation he proposed hang out. guest suite. locate the plan and view more —Courtesy of ePlans.com they would build if they had an for the competition, he said: “I infinite supply of Lego bricks. think I would make a little baby The winner will get the chance to husky.”

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Associated Press A LEGO brick teddy bear sits on the children’s bed in the new Lego sleepover house teamed up with Airbnb, in Billund, Denmark, in this photo from Sept. 8. Those who want to join Lego’s private sleepover Design number must enter a competition and describe what they would build if they Second Floor HOTW170046 had an infinite supply of Lego bricks, then the winner will get the chance to create their entry under expert supervision, as part of their stay at the Lego House. Giant Idaho publicity potato to become tiny vacation rental EAGLE, Idaho (AP) — A Boise to include IPC’s potato on his after Hawaiian rental. The tree- woman plans to make a minia- forum, given that the truck never house is solar powered, and has a ture rental home of the 6-ton stays in the same place for long. system to capture rainwater for (5.4-metric ton) replica Russet As a stationary miniature home, drinking and showers. Burbank that’s traversed the Kirby said it will now be easy to Her second project, an earth- U.S. since 2011 aboard the Idaho map, and should warrant a rat- en-covered Hobbit home along Potato Commission’s Great Big ing of three out of five “smiley- the Columbia River in Chelan, Idaho Potato Truck. faced water towers.” Washington, — inspired by Kristie Wolfe, 35, spent two Wolfe grew up in Pocatello, J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy novels — seasons as a crew member on the where she dropped out of high is also off the grid, and has also truck, created to commemorate school, seeing no need to delay become its state’s most popular the commission’s 75th anniver- her quest to become an Airbnb listing. sary. entrepreneur. She worked briefly She recently purchased an old Originally designed to last a at the J.R. Simplot potato pro- fire lookout post for another pro- single year, the traveling spud’s cessing plant in Aberdeen, before ject, and also has plans to com- concrete facade has cracked and moving to Boise to help her plete a small hobbit village at the become increasingly difficult to brother care for his children. In Chelan site. maintain, prompting IPC to com- Boise, she converted an old trail- With the potato, she’ll cover mission a new, fiberglass spud er into her first miniature home, the metal internal frame with sculpture to mount on the seeking to simplify her lifestyle. spray foam and incorporate a Associated Press flatbed. On Oct. 25, IPC’s board Prior to leaving on her first “farm sheik” decor, building a THE IDAHO Potato Commission displays its six-ton tuber replica on the street in front of the Idaho Capitol in agreed to donate the original potato truck tour in 2012, she small bathroom, bedroom and Boise. Boise woman Kristie Wolfe plans to make a miniature rental home of the 6-ton replica Russet Burbank potato to Wolfe, who plans to con- bought an investment property sitting area. that’s traversed the U.S. since 2011 aboard the Idaho Potato Commission’s Great Big Idaho Potato Truck. vert it into a 200-square-foot in the rainforest of the big island It will be located in proximity (18.5-square-meter) “potato makes her living by building and Muir believes Wolfe’s plan will world-famous potato that trav- of Hawaii for $8,000, sight to a freeway exit, amid pastures motel,” which she’ll locate in renting tiny homes. “I really grant the potato a new life as a eled across America,” Muir said. unseen. After the tours — with and alfalfa fields, and a plaque Boise for Airbnb vacation thought it was going to be a long- roadside attraction, raising Doug Kirby, co-founder of $11,000 of IPC earnings and will commemorate the 150,000 rentals. shot to get it because it’s a pretty awareness about the Idaho brand Roadside America, maps more labor from her mother — she miles the potato has traveled “This has been something I wacky idea, but so was putting a for years to come. than 12,000 unusual U.S. travel built a 230-square-foot tropical throughout the country. She have been calling dibs on for potato on a truck.” “This will be added to people’s destinations at roadsideameri- treehouse, which was recently hopes to finish work on the pota- many years,” said Wolfe, who IPC President and CEO Frank lists to come to Idaho to see the ca.com. He’s been “vexed” at how listed as Airbnb’s most sought- to by next spring.