Pilot Killed in Birch Hill Crash by RALPH ANSAMI Ed the Potential Crash Site [email protected] in a Remote Portion of the ODANAH, Wis

Pilot Killed in Birch Hill Crash by RALPH ANSAMI Ed the Potential Crash Site Ransami@Yourdailyglobe.Com in a Remote Portion of the ODANAH, Wis

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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 44 | Low: 30 | Details, page 2 ENBRIDGE HELICOPTER FOUND Pilot killed in Birch Hill crash By RALPH ANSAMI ed the potential crash site [email protected] in a remote portion of the ODANAH, Wis. – The reservation,” Brennan said. National Transportation Ground teams, includ- Safety Board said the pilot ing an Enbridge search of a helicopter was killed in team, reached the crash a crash reported early Tues- site about 6 a.m. Tuesday. day in the Birch Hill area of Investigators from the the Bad River Indian Reser- NTSB and Ashland County vation. Sheriff’s Department were The pilot was identified still on the scene around as Dean Bass, 64, of noon Tuesday, along with Ontario, Canada. Enbridge employees. Numerous agencies had The location was off been looking for the Birch Hill Road, near Pine Enbridge Energy helicopter Flats Road and what is since it failed to arrive at locally called the Four Cor- the Duluth International ners. Airport Monday evening The crash was several for a brief stop before head- miles into the woods off ing to its destination in the gravel Birch Hill Road Madison. Searches of local and access was limited to airports failed to turn up all-terrain vehicles on a the missing aircraft. muddy tote road. The The helicopter had been woods road leading to the Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe traveling westward from accident scene was blocked YELLOW POLICE tape blocks access to a woods road that leads to the site of a helicopter crash Tuesday near the Upper Peninsula, off by yellow police tape. A Birch Hill on the Bad River Indian Reservation. The National Transportation Safety Board was conducting an according to Ashland Coun- sign there said it is reserva- investigation of the fatal crash. Ashland Daily Press reporter Rick Olivo files a report at the scene. ty Sheriff Mick Brennan. tion property. “At approximately 1:37 Bad River first respon- was the only person on patrol. and Air Force Rescue Coor- mined, but the helicopter a.m., the Civil Air Patrol ders and the Bad River Fire board. NTSB spokesman The Wisconsin Wing of dination Center also assist- was reported to have reported a Lake Superior Department were initially Keith Holloway acknowl- the Civil Air Patrol, U.S. ed in the search. received extensive damage. Helicopters’ craft, search- paged to the crash site. edged the crashed Airbus Coast Guard, Wisconsin The cause of the crash –The Associated Press ing from the air, had locat- The NTSB said the pilot AS350 was on pipeline Emergency Management was not immediately deter- contributed to this story. HAUNTED GRAVEYARD Bessemer school board seats on Tuesday ballot By LARRY HOLCOMBE [email protected] BESSEMER – Voters in the Bessemer School Dis- trict will face a busy ballot on Tuesday as part of a larger general election ballot full of federal, state and local candidates and issues. There are six candidates running for five seats on .5 mill is there in case the the Bessemer School Board 18 mills is rolled back to as in what is two separate far as 17.5, in order to races, as well as a district- make up the difference. wide question about The 18 mills will raise Larry Holcombe/Daily Globe renewing a millage limited $533,976 in 2020, the first A HALLOWEEN graveyard appears on the lawn of a home on the 100 block of East Ridge Street in Ironwood to 18 mills levied on non- year of the renewal, accord- Monday afternoon. homesteads for another 10 ing to the ballot. years to provide funds for operating purposes – a School board move generally known as a The first set of four Headlee amendment over- school board candidates Ironwood man gets prison on gun charges ride. are running for three full By RICHARD JENKINS Bessemer Schools four-year terms. They are He was also sentenced to two many of us in this community enjoy. Tara J. Graham, Bill [email protected] years in prison for possessing a “We live in a community where Superintendent Dave Weinburner called the McDonald, Annette Lillie IRONWOOD – An Ironwood firearm while committing a felony. we feel safe and most of us don’t and Beth Steiger. man will have to serve two and a half “The materials that were stolen lock our doors. We trust our neigh- measure a “non-homestead renewal,” adding, “The Another pair of candi- years in prison after being sen- here weren’t just TVs, appliances bors will not being going through dates for school board are tenced in Gogebic County Circuit and other things of a personal our belongings,” Pope said. important thing for people to know is that it’s not on running to fill two partial Court Tuesday. nature, they were firearms, which in While Zupan will serve the two (two-year) terms. They are Michael David Zupan, 32, was themselves are – in the wrong hands receiving and concealing sentences the primary residences. It’s a renewal on things like Robert D. Berg and Richard sentenced to between six months – a threat to our peaceful society,” concurrently, state law requires the J. Matrella. and 10 years in prison for each of Judge Michael Pope said. “Of course businesses, hunting camps and other property; not While Berg and Matrella two counts of receiving and conceal- … the receipt of stolen merchandise are running unopposed for ing stolen firearms. is also an invasion of the privacy so their home.” ZUPAN — page 5 According to ballot lan- those two seats, the Daily guage, approval is Globe asked the four run- “required for the school ning for the other three full district to receive its full term seats to respond to a Monday hearing set in Iron County murder case revenue per pupil founda- questions to help inform By RALPH ANSAMI tion allowance,” from the the voters. Oungst, 28, have filed Oungst and four other homicide and being a The questions asked the [email protected] numerous motions relat- men were charged in the party to hiding a corpse as state. The ballot asks for the candidates to introduce HURLEY – An Iron ing to the nine counts of death of Wayne M. Val- a habitual offender in Val- themselves and say why County Court hearing is harboring a felon and five liere Jr., of Lac du Flam- liere’s death. renewal of the current 17.9694 mills ($17.9694 on voters should vote for scheduled for Monday in counts of manufacturing a beau, whose body was Assistant Wisconsin them, and secondly, what the case of a Woodruff prescription drug that found near Mercer on New Attorney General Richard each $1,000 of taxable val- uation) for 10 years, as well are the key issues facing man who has had 14 have been added against Year’s day. Dufour is handling prose- the Bessemer Public felony counts added to a Oungst. Oungst is charged with as an additional .5 mill for murder charge. Monday’s hearing will conspiracy to commit the same 10 years. Wein- Attorneys for Evan T. be a status conference. first-degree intentional burner said the additional OUNGST — page 5 ELECTION — page 2 TODAY INDEX Partly cloudy — Details, page 2 Arts & Entertain . . . .8 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-13 Tuesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 99, No. 291 High 47 High 81 (1950) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 37 Low 11 (1996) Tuesday none Snow depth none Obituaries ...... 6 Year ago today Precipitation Season total .5 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 34 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 13.1 in. Low 25 Tuesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 AREA THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Election and negotiations, finance, something. Every district and curriculum commit- keeps an elementary TODAY THURSDAYTHURSDAAY FRIDAY SATURDAYSATURRDAY SUNDAY tees. I have one daughter, school. From page 1 Francesca Ferrier, who cur- One option would have Schools? rently resides in Tranent, Wakefield with pre-K Here are their respons- Scotland. I am running for through fourth grade. es: re-election because I care Bessemer has grades 6-8, about Bessemer, the school and Ironwood with fifth Few Snow Tara J. Graham district and the education grade and the senior high. Partly Cloudy Partly CloudyClou udy Mostly Cloudy Mostly Cloudy Showers 1. I was born and raised of the children. Expand curriculum with in Bessemer. I attended the 2. We can discuss state mandatory shop for all 44° 30° 42° 32°322° 40° 28° 41° 33° 43° 34° Bessemer Area Schools funding, technology, drop- junior high students. 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No, no matter how cold it t i it d l o c cold w o h how r e t t a m matter o n no , o N No, : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: ton Elementary School for to succeed. Since moving more than 40 years as well Bill McDonald to this area, I have been an as my great aunt, Vicki 1. I have served on the instructor in the business Thors. They had tremen- Bessemer School Board division at Gogebic Com- Ironwood man pleads to weapons charge dous pride in their work and city council. I listen munity College. I earned By RICHARD JENKINS and their city. They always carefully to parents and my bachelor’s degree in [email protected] told me that their parents taxpayers. Many are business administration BESSEMER – An Iron- came here from Italy so unhap- from the University of wood man pleaded guilty that their children, grand- py with Michigan with a concentra- to receiving and concealing children, great-grandchil- t h e tion in accounting. I then stolen firearms Monday in dren, etc., could have a s c h o o l went on to earn my Mas- Gogebic County Circuit quality education. I feel I b o a r d . ters of Business Adminis- Court. need to help carry on the T h e tration in finance and mar- Justin Paul Orlich, 32, lineage of quality educa- l a r g e keting from New York Uni- pleaded guilty to the 10- tion not only for my chil- majori- versity. I have served on the year felony as part of a plea dren but for the children of ty of Bessemer School Board for agreement that calls for the our district. I look forward t h e m the past four years. dismissal of two other to being a positive voice for want a During this time, I have our community and vote on Bill played an active role in charges – possession of a McDonald firearm by a felon and putting our children’s consoli- numerous initiatives for felony firearm – at sentenc- needs at the forefront of dation. the district, including serving. Gogebic County Prose- our decisions on the board. If you think our town ing on the finance commit- 2. Like in Bessemer and needs someone to question tee for the past four years. cutor Nick Jacobs also Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe agreed to recommend a in other neighboring the current school board My education, as well as JUSTIN PAUL ORLICH, left, and his attorney, Antonio school districts, the impact and challenge their tired my past experience on the sentence within the state’s Ruiz, appear in Gogebic County Circuit Court Monday sentencing guideline as of the prison closing is old ways of thinking, I’m board, enable me to ana- during a hearing where Orlich pleaded guilty to concerning on the enroll- your candidate. lyze financial data and part of the agreement. receiving and concealing stolen firearms. Orlich previously testi- ment status and the effect 2. The July 18 Detroit make sound recommenda- fied in Michael David that it will have on rev- Free Press reported Goge- tions that look out for our Zupan’s trial, which was Monday’s plea hearing, house and saw a number of enues. Building issues and bic County has the fastest students, our community, also a requirement of Orlich testified that on Jan. guns. Some he recognized infrastructure is an issue shrinking population in and ensure fiscal account- Orlich’s plea agreement. 18 or Jan. 19 he went to as stolen because he knew such as maintenance of Michigan. The state has ability in efficiently run- Both at the trial and at Zupan’s Norrie Street they belonged to an Erwin buildings, buses and grown by 1 percent since ning our school. As a Township resident who upgrades. Financially, we 2010, and Gogebic County school board member, I was a family friend. will have to plan strategi- has fallen more than 6 per- strive to enable every stu- “(One of the people cally. Maintaining and cent, to about 15,300 peo- dent in our district to reach DAILY GLOBE involved in the break-in) expanding curriculum ple. their fullest potential and opened a door off the liv- offerings is also a top pri- With the prison closing, work to create opportuni- ing room and showed me ority. 85 students may be leaving ties for them to succeed. what was inside the room,” our three schools. Its 2. Bessemer, like other he said Monday. “And it Annette Lillie unfortunate, but families neighboring districts, is was lined with guns all the 1. I was born and raised with students are already faced with uncertainty B N way around the room.” in Bessemer and graduated planning to leave our dis- regarding student enroll- I G O Later, after one of the from A.D. Johnston High trict after this semester. ment. The closing of the people involved in the School. I’ve had the privi- Under these circum- Ojibway Correctional Facili- break-in where the guns lege to stances, I support consoli- ty impacts numerous fami- were stolen was arrested, s e r v e dation with our neighbors lies in our district. These Orlich said he informed on the in Ironwood and Wake- families are faced with diffi- WE HAVE Zupan of the arrest. s c h o o l field-Marenisco more than cult choices and may be “At that point, we load- b o a r d ever. We’re cheating on forced to move out of the ed (the guns) in my truck for 12 education if we don’t area. With significant A WINNER! and we drove them approx- y e a r s , explore consolidation. school funding tied to stu- Remember to bring in or mail imately one mile to (an with the Every Gogebic Range dent counts, the loss of Ironwood motel. I locked last six school has shrinking bud- these students has the your non-winning cards for the my truck and I ended up years as gets and declining enroll- potential to have a signifi- second chance drawing to be held leaving town,” Orlich said. v i c e - ment. The February 2018 cant impact on district He said he asked some- p r e s i - Annette student count has about funding. The board will November 14, 2018. d e n t . Lillie 785 students in Ironwood, need to have fiscal diligence I ’ v e Bessemer with 409 and in light of this uncertainty. WEAPONS page 5 served on the personnel Wakefield-Marenisco with Another issue facing the — 286. district is the needed The school board needs improvements to both of to face facts and stop rub- its buildings. The elemen- ber stamping the idea we’re tary and high school build- doing a great job. We’re ings are both in need of not. We’re going broke. infrastructure updates. We’re understaffed. Stu- Items such as roofs, light- dent achievement is well ing fixtures and the heat- below the state average. ing systems are in need of For the last five years, improvements. Invest- Bessemer’s school board ments will be needed to did nothing to expand bring the facilities up to classes or work with our the excellence the district neighbors to share academ- maintains in its academic ic programs. Just the oppo- standards. Furthermore, site. They cut classes and investments in the infras- staff. tructure can help to save Obsolete buildings like the district money in future Washington and Sleight utility costs. don’t matter. More staff, Lastly, Bessemer needs teachers and classes do. to continue to review its Shared programs work. curriculum to ensure stu- Miners football is a suc- dents with all levels of abil- cess. If we consolidate, ity and in all areas of inter- every district gives up ests have adequate course something and keeps offerings. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 3 BINGO WINNER Consumers put Ralph Ansami/Daily Globe EVELYN GUNDER- MAN, of Marenis- on alert about co, center, receives a check for $500 from Daily Globe identity theft circulation manager Marissa Casari LANSING — With Gov. Rick Snyder proclaiming Octo- as her winnings ber as Michigan’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the from the Daily Michigan Department of Treasury is asking Michiganders Globe’s recent to be cybersecurity aware and prepared to fight tax-relat- Bingo game. At left ed identify theft. is Publisher Sue Cybercriminals are consistently using new tricks and Mizell. “I never win tactics online to obtain personal information so they can anything,” Gun- fraudulently file state income tax returns and claim derman said with a refunds on behalf of unsuspecting taxpayers. Often times, smile standing the the taxpayer is already a victim of identity theft when a Daily Globe’s Iron- cybercriminal attempts to claim their state tax refund. wood office Tues- “Cybercriminals are getting more sophisticated when day. The public can impersonating taxpayers and attempting to steal millions bring their losing of dollars in state tax refunds each year,” said Deputy cards into the State Treasurer Glenn White, who oversees Treasury’s office to enter the Tax Administration programs. “While Treasury has made Second Chance progress in the fight against tax-related identify theft, tax- drawing for vari- payers should always be aware of and prepare for possi- ous prizes set for ble scams when conducting business online.” Nov. 14. Tips for cybersecurity — Only connect to the Internet over secure, password- protected networks. LOLA to hold benefit for dance studio — Do not click on links or pop-ups, open attachments or respond to emails from individuals you don’t know. — If you are unsure of the email sender, type a website LAND ‘O LAKES, Wis. — Land ‘O Fund, a space that will be part of the Barb Grubel grew up in Land O’ name by hand rather than clicking on an embedded link. Lakes Arts invites the public to learn LOLA Center. Lakes and learned to dance under the — Do not respond to online requests for personally about dance from Professor Barbara Participants can learn how to view instruction of Dolores Lapp at her identifiable information. Most organizations—banks, uni- Grubel of University of Wisconsin- and appreciate dance in various con- dance studio. Barbara has since gone versities, companies, Treasury—do not ask for your per- Whitewater at a special dance appre- texts. discuss dances from numerous on to dance with a company in New sonal information over the Internet. ciation lecture and unch at LOLA Fri- periods throughout history, and York, and traveled the world danc- — Limit who you share information with by reviewing day, Nov. 9, from 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m. explore connections between dance ing. She is currently a Professor of the privacy settings of your social media accounts. The event will take place in the and a variety of cultures throughout Dance and Theatre at UW-Whitewa- — Trust your intuition. If you think an offer is too good upstairs classroom at the LOLA Cen- the world. ter and assists LOLA in finding teach- to be true, then it probably is. ter for the Arts. Lynn Richie, LOLA board presi- ing interns for the summer dance — Password-protect all user accounts and devices that Cost for the event is per person. dent and chef will prepare and serve program. connect to the Internet. All proceeds for this event will bene- lunch. Payment and registration for For more information visit — Do not use the same password twice. Choose a pass- fit the Delores Lapp Dance Studio this event is needed by Nov. 2. lolaartswi.com. word that means something to you and you only. Change your password on a regular basis. — If something seems suspicious, report it to the prop- Michigan voters encouraged to participate er authorities. LANSING — Michigan Secretary of munity in which you are registered ties. Since 2016, Treasury’s increased security measures State Ruth Johnson reminds eligible for the entire time the polls will be Election officials are expecting protected more than 4,500 taxpayers who confirmed voters to cast ballots in the state’s open on Election Day; in jail awaiting voter turnout to exceed levels ordi- their identity was stolen and used to request state of general election on Tuesday, Nov. 6. arraignment or trial; unable to attend narily seen in mid-term elections. Michigan refunds. This prevented more than $19 million “Please take a few minutes to the polls due to religious reasons or Michigan voters also are reminded from being distributed. make your voice heard by casting a will be working as an election inspec- there is no straight ticket voting As an additional layer of taxpayer protection, Treasury ballot in the November general elec- tor in a precinct outside of your option available on the ballot for this also sends confirmation quiz letters to help prevent the tion,” Johnson said. “This is your precinct of residence. election. Instead, voters must select a loss of state tax refunds. Taxpayers should follow the opportunity to make choices for fed- Voters with absentee ballots are candidate or candidates if the ballot directions if a confirmation quiz letter is received. eral, state and local offices, and state encouraged to put those ballots in the instructions allow for each race in and local ballot proposals so I mail as soon as possible to ensure which they wish to cast a vote. Voters encourage you to make voting a pri- timely delivery. 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The company’s leadership in clean energy is strategic for Google, which is commit- ted to environmental sustainability. Community calendar This collaboration will bring increasing value to Xcel Energy customers over time. Working with new products like the Google Home Hub, Xcel Energy will expand its Email calendar items and 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; for the late absentee voters. p.m., meeting, Conference community news to Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Union Station Food Room 1, second floor, Memori- Google Assistant capabilities to give customers the ability [email protected]. ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Pantry / Food Bank, 10 a.m. al Building, Ironwood. to access their account information, receive notifications For more information, call 906- Center, Ironwood. to 12:30 p.m., 252 E. Ayer St., Gogebic County Fair and personalize their energy management using voice- 932-2211. Knights of Columbus 4th Ironwood. Board, 5:30 p.m., fairgrounds, Degree Pere Menard Assem- Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood. enabled devices, such as the Nest thermostat. Wednesday, Oct. 31 bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Bessemer City Council, 6 Xcel Energy has been a leader in providing smart ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., city hall. home technologies that help its customers manage ener- Christian Men of the Alcoholics Anonymous, Community Pickleball Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Tuesday, Nov. 6 gy usage. The company and Nest began working together Cafe, Ironwood. Church, Hurley. area74.org. School gymnasium. 715-776- in 2015 with the energy savings program Seasonal Sav- Alcoholics Anonymous, Knights of Columbus 4588. Gogebic County Veterans open meeting, noon, Salem Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 ings, which slowly fine-tunes temperatures in a cus- Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 tomer’s home heating and cooling schedule to help them Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, a.m., Ironwood Memorial area74.org. wood. Ironwood. area74.org. Building. 906-667-1110. save energy and lower bills without sacrificing personal DOVE Support Group, Government Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Iron- preferences or comfort. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Bessemer Parks and Sunday, Nov. 4 wood Memorial Building. Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Recreation Commission, Alcoholics Anonymous, Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and 2:15 p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Federal agencies team to Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Ironwood Planning Com- p.m., closed meeting, Salem Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Veterans Ser- mission, 5 p.m., meeting, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, offer opioid resources vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Conference Room 1, second Regional Hospice noon, Golden Dragon. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- floor, Memorial Building, Iron- Mercer Health and Well- Wakefield Seniors, noon, 2190. wood. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Wakefield Senior Center. WASHINGTON — resilient communities and Mercer Health and Well- Mercer Community Center. Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Friday, Nov. 2 Gogebic Range Trail Wis., Public Library. 715-476- White House Office of address opioid misuse in Mercer Community Center. Authority, 6 p.m., Pit Stop, 2366. National Drug Control Pol- rural communities. IMPACT Life Support Regional Hospice Veter- Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 icy Deputy Director Jim The Rural Resource Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland ans Breakfast, 9 a.m., Mill Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Episcopal Church of the Carroll and U.S. Depart- Guide to Help Communi- Church, Ironwood. Street Garden, Bessemer. p.m., Wesley United Methodist Transfiguration, Ironwood. Adult Children of Alco- Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. ment of Agriculture Assis- ties Address Substance Use holics, 7 p.m., Samaritan 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Alcoholics Anonymous, Government tant to the Secretary for Disorder and Opioid Mis- Counseling, Ironwood. Center. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Bessemer Planning Com- Rural Development Anne use is a one-stop-shop for Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Church, Bessemer. area74.org. mission, 5:30 p.m., council Hazlett today unveiled a rural leaders looking for p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Monday, Nov. 5 chambers, city hall. Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood. Wednesday, Nov. 7 listing of federal programs Federal funding and part- Alcoholics Anonymous, Mercer Food Pantry, that can be used to build nership opportunities. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Iron County Food Pantry, Church, Bessemer. Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Christian Men of the area74.org. 715-476-7655. Ave., Montreal, 715-561-4450. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown 2017 FORD F-150 SUPER CREW Government Alcoholics Anonymous/ Alcoholics Anonymous, Cafe, Ironwood. Gogebic-Ontonagon Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, 4X4 LARIAT 3.5 ECO BOOST County Remonumentation an Church, Ironwood. Ironwood. area74.org. open meeting, noon, Salem Overeaters Anonymous, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Peer Review, 9 a.m., Confer- area74.org. 24,000 MILES, LOADED! This is a MUST See! 8.0” CTR Stack ence Room, Natural Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran area74.org. Resources Center, Bessemer. EDT, Ontonagon United Church, Wakefield. DOVE Support Group, Touch Screen, Heated/Cooled Driver and Passenger Seats, Methodist Church basement, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Leather Interior, Intelligent Access with Push Button Start, Thursday, Nov. 1 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Ironwood-Hurley Rotary next to Holiday gas station, Sirius Satellite Radio and MUCH, MUCH Catholic Church, Ironwood. Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and $ Ontonagon. area74.org. MORE! One Owner! Low, Low Miles! Pickleball, 9-11 a.m., Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, area74.org. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. 39,999 wood Memorial Building. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Ironwood Sports Hall of Iron County Veterans Ser- Extremely Clean! Gogebic County Veterans Catholic Church, Ironwood. Fame, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 area74.org. K-12 School, room 205. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., 2190. p.m., Watersmeet Township; Saturday, Nov. 3 MECCA cabin near the treat- Mercer Health and Well- 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco ment facility, Mercer, Wis. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Township. 906-667-1110. Ironwood citizens unable to Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Mercer Community Center. Alcoholics Anonymous, vote at the polls on Nov. 6 may EDT, Ontonagon United Alzheimer’s Disease noon, Salem Lutheran Church, apply for absent voter ballots Methodist Church basement, Caregivers Support Group, Ironwood. area74.org. from the Office of the City next to Holiday gas station, 6-7 p.m., Zion Evangelical Free Community Dinner, Clerk, Memorial Building, 213 Ontonagon. area74.org. Lutheran Church, Mercer, Wis. Cloverland Motors 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist S. Marquette Street. The Government Bessemer Booster Club, 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Church. Public is invited. Office of the City Clerk will be Ironwood Parks and 6:30 p.m., A.D. Johnston High 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com ReGeneration Youth, open from 10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Recreation Committee, 5:30 School. l 4 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Democratic House Democrats are hoping the coming recognized that the essence of gov- Sue Mizell, Publisher election will give them a majority in ernment is force and that force is Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor the House of Representatives. evil. To reduce the potential for evil, Republicans and much of our nation they thought government should be dread that prospect. My question is: as small as possible. They intended What would a House majority mean for us to have a limited republican for the Democrats? Let’s look at it. Walter E. form of government wherein human To control the House of Represen- Williams rights precede government and there In Their Opinion tatives, Democrats must win at least is rule of law. Ordinary citizens and 218 seats, which many predict as government officials are accountable Scare tactics being likely. To control the Senate, to the same laws. Government inter- Democrats must win enough seats to venes in civil society only to protect get to 51, which many predict is only a simple majority vote, rather its citizens against force and fraud; it shouldn’t stop unlikely. Let’s say the Democrats do than two-thirds, to override a presi- does not intervene in cases of peace- take the House. If they were to pass dential veto. able, voluntary exchange. By con- a measure that Republicans in both The Founding Fathers had utter trast, in a democracy, the majority cop cameras houses didn’t like and President contempt for majority rule. They saw rules either directly or through its The latest excuse for Madison failing to equip its Donald Trump didn’t like, either, he it as a form of tyranny. In addition to elected representatives. The law is police officers with body-worn cameras is that the could use his veto pen. To override requiring a supermajority to over- whatever the government deems it to video footage might somehow help federal Immigra- Trump’s veto, Democrats would ride a presidential veto, our Consti- be. Rights may be granted or taken tion and Customs Enforcement agents pursue undoc- need to meet the U.S. Constitution’s tution has other anti-majority provi- away. umented immigrants. requirement that they muster a two- sions. Proposing an amendment to For those Americans who see How? thirds vote in the House of Represen- the Constitution requires a two- majority rule as sacrosanct, ask It’s an odd theory floated at a recent city meeting tatives (290 votes) and a two-thirds thirds vote in each house of yourselves how many of your life by Alder Shiva Bidar-Sielaff. The Near West Side vote in the Senate (67 votes). Neither Congress or two-thirds of state legis- choices you would like settled by council member noted that police videos are pre- would be likely. latures to vote for it. On top of that, majority rule. Would you want the sumed to be public records, which would allow ICE It’s quite a challenge to override a it requires three-fourths of state leg- kind of car you own to be decided to access them. presidential veto. President Franklin islatures for ratification of a constitu- through a democratic process? What But why would ICE, which arrested 83 “criminal D. Roosevelt was the veto king, with tional amendment. Election of the about decisions as to where you live, aliens and immigration violators” across Wisconsin 635 vetoes. Only nine of them were president is done not by a majority what clothes you purchase, what late last month, want such police videos in the first overridden. President Grover Cleve- popular vote, much to the disap- food you eat, what entertainment place? Bidar-Sielaff didn’t explain. And, thankfully, land vetoed 584 congressional mea- pointment of the left, but by the you enjoy and what wines you she didn’t win over the city’s Finance Committee sures and was overridden only seven Electoral College. drink? I’m sure that if anyone sug- with her vague concern. times. If the House Democrats were Having two houses of Congress gested that these decisions should The committee wisely voted 4-2 on Sept. 24 to to do all that they promise to do and places another obstacle to majority be subject to a democratic process include $104,000 for 47 body cameras and related if President Trump were to marshal rule. Fifty-one senators can block the wherein majority rules, we would equipment in the city budget to test the devices on the guts of Presidents Roosevelt and wishes of 435 representatives and 49 deem the person tyrannical. the city’s North Side. The same committee next week Cleveland – both Democrats, I might senators. As mentioned earlier, our James Madison wrote, “Democra- should approve money to operate the cameras. add – the next two years would be a Constitution gives the president veto cies ... have ever been found incom- (Update: The Finance Committee approved $26,000 sight to behold. power to thwart the wishes of a patible with personal security or the to operate a body-worn camera pilot program in the But wait! Democrats are pushing majority in each house of Congress. rights of property; and have in gen- Police Department’s North District in 2019.) Alder for the elimination of the Electoral It takes two-thirds in each house of eral been as short in their lives as Paul Skidmore, who represents the Far West Side and College and having presidents cho- Congress to override the president’s they have been violent in their has been a leading advocate for testing uniform cam- sen by majority rule. Might they call veto. deaths.” eras on police, said Tuesday the operational cost for the same for all political deci- The Founders recognized that we Walter E. Williams is a professor of would be about $100,000 or less. sions? That way, it would require need government; however, they also economics at George Mason University. That’s not much expense for the improved trans- parency, accountability and public trust that body- worn cameras provide. Dozens of other police agen- Today in history cies across the region and state have reported positive results. And the cost for Madison’s limited use of By The Associated Press the cameras would be tiny, compared to the city’s Today’s Highlight in History larger budget. On Oct. 31, 1984, Indian When Milwaukee police arrested and zapped pro- Prime Minister Indira Gandhi fessional basketball player Sterling Brown with a was assassinated by two Sikh (seek) security guards. Taser for a parking violation earlier this year, a body- On this date worn camera on a Milwaukee police officer captured In 1517, Martin Luther sent video showing Brown was mistreated. The police his 95 Theses denouncing department subsequently dropped its tentative what he saw as the abuses of charges against Brown and disciplined officers the Catholic Church, especially the sale of indulgences, to the instead. It’s one of several high-profile cases in Wis- Archbishop of Mainz, Germany consin in which police were held accountable for (by some accounts, Luther misconduct. also posted the Theses on the Yet the state police union and, according to Madi- door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg), marking the start son Police Chief Mike Koval, most Madison officers of the Protestant Reformation. welcome the cameras because, “I think they look at it In 1864, Nevada became as a mechanism to combat some of the false narra- the 36th state as President tives about how they are doing their work,” Koval Abraham Lincoln signed a told the Finance Committee. proclamation. In 1926, magician Harry Madison has fallen behind peer and even tiny Houdini died in Detroit of peri- police agencies in resisting this helpful technology. tonitis resulting from a ruptured As a result, when controversial police encounters appendix. occur here, the evidence of what happened is often In 1941, the Navy destroyer USS Reuben James was tor- limited to conflicting stories, rather than hard evi- pedoed by a German U-boat dence showing the objective truth. off Iceland with the loss of Madison should finally embrace body-worn cop some 100 lives, even though cameras in the coming year. Scare tactics about ICE the United States had not yet shouldn’t stop progress in local policing. entered World War II. Work his slave Sally Hemings. ple were killed when a man Stephen Rea is 72. Olympic was completed on the Mount – Wisconsin State Journal In 1999, EgyptAir Flight drove a truck along a bike path gold medal long-distance run- Rushmore National Memorial 990, bound from New York to in New York City in an attack ner Frank Shorter is 71. in South Dakota, begun in Cairo, crashed off the Mas- that authorities immediately Actress Deidre Hall is 71. TV 1927. sachusetts coast, killing all 217 labeled terrorism; the driver, show host Jane Pauley is 68. In 1961, the body of Josef people aboard. identified by authorities as Actor Brian Stokes Mitchell is Thought for Today Stalin was removed from In 2001, New York hospital Uzbek immigrant Sayfullo 61. Movie director Peter Jack- “Even a Proverb is no proverb to you till your Life Lenin’s Tomb as part of the worker Kathy T. Nguyen Saipov, was shot and wounded son is 57. Rock musician Larry Soviet Union’s “de-Staliniza- (nwen) died of inhalation by police. (His trial is sched- Mullen is 57. 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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 5 Zupan Three others have been charged in connection with the Erwin Court limits Township break-in. Aubrey Dean From page 1 Cummins and Donald Lollar were insurer’s payout in mandatory two-year sentence for involved in the break-in, while massive wildfire possessing a firearm while com- Justin Paul Orlich testified he mitting a felony be completed became involved in the situation MADISON, Wis. (AP) – before the other sentences can after the guns were at Zupan’s resi- The state Supreme Court is begin. dence, informing the others the limiting an insurance com- A jury convicted Zupan of the police may be coming and helping pany’s payout in a massive three felonies in September. Zupan move the guns. northwestern Wisconsin During the trial, the jury heard Cummins, 19, pleaded guilty in wildfire. Zupan was charged with accepting June to receiving and concealing Logging equipment at least two guns stolen during a firearms and second-degree home owned by Ray Duerr Log- Jan. 18 break-in at an Erwin Town- invasion. He was sentenced to to ging LLC sparked the Ger- ship house. While those involved between five and 15 years in mann Road Fire in Dou- in the break-in testified they prison for the home invasion glas County in May 2013. brought all of the approximately charge and between two and 10 The fire consumed about 13 stolen guns to Zupan’s house, years in prison for receiving and 7,442 acres, destroyed 17 he was only charged with receiving Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe concealing stolen firearms. homes and forced dozens an antique Savage .22 rifle and MICHAEL DAVID Zupan stands to address Judge Michael Pope in Lollar, 32, was sentenced in July to evacuate. .375 Winchester Model 94 Big Bore Gogebic County Circuit Court Tuesday, while his attorney, Michael to between 3.5 years and 15 years Secura Insurance rifle authorities seized when exe- Korpela and Gogebic County Prosecutor Nick Jacobs, right, listen in prison for one count of second- insured Duerr at the time cuting a search warrant the day during Zupan’s sentencing hearing. degree home invasion and time of the fire. The policy con- after the break-in. served for one count of larceny of a tained a $2 million aggre- Pope noted while imposing his any felonies, misdemeanors or life you can be a productive mem- firearm. gate limit as well as a sentence while the crimes Zupan even a juvenile record. Thirty-four ber of this community and a val- Orlich, 32, is facing charges of $500,000 per-occurrence was convicted of were very serious, years old and by all accounts was ued member of this community.” receiving and concealing stolen limit for damages due to he lacked a criminal record and able to maintain employment. Zupan received credit for 46 firearms, being a felon in posses- fire arising from logging. otherwise appeared to be an Also, (you) have a daughter. … days already served in jail prior to sion of a weapon and felony A state appeals court upstanding citizen. (You) also graduated from high sentencing. firearm. He pleaded guilty to ruled the $2 million limit “We have an individual who school and have three vocational Pope said he had to balance the receiving and concealing stolen applied, finding there was this was the first time (he was) certificates,” Pope said. “You’ve seriousness of the crime with firearms Monday and is scheduled an occurrence each time arrested, no prior convictions for proven through your 34 years of Zupan’s lack of criminal history. to be sentenced to Dec. 11. the fire spread to a new piece of property. Weapons sentenced in July to The Supreme Court between 3.5 years and 15 Rabbi cites Jesus in prayer for synagogue victims with Pence overturned that ruling Monday, finding the fire years in prison for one WASHINGTON (AP) – know who he was when he ashamed. This was an was a single occurrence From page 2 count of second-degree A rabbi invited to pray at a invited Jacobs back effort at unity, yet some are and the $500,000 limit one to pick up his truck as home invasion and time Michigan campaign stop onstage to offer another a trying to create needless applies. he was headed out of town. served for one count of with Vice President Mike prayer for the victims, their division to suit their politi- Orlich is scheduled to larceny of a firearm. Pence on Monday refer- families and the nation. As cal goals.” be sentenced Dec. 11. Zupan was sentenced enced “Jesus the Messiah” Pence stood next to him, Detroit-area Rabbi Jason Washington Three other people have Tuesday to between six at the event. Jacobs ended his prayer by Miller said on Facebook Elementary School been been sentenced in months and 10 years in Rabbi Loren Jacobs of saying, “in the name of that there are at least 60 connection to the Erwin prison for each of two holds Fun Frolic Messianic congregation Jesus.” rabbis on a directory of today in Bessemer Township break-in. counts of receiving and Shema Yisrael offered The aide was not autho- Michigan rabbis and “yet Aubrey Dean Cum- concealing stolen firearms, prayers for the victims of rized to discuss the situa- the only rabbi they could BESSEMER – Washing- mins, 19, pleaded guilty in he was also sentenced to a the Pittsburgh synagogue tion publicly and spoke on find to offer a prayer for ton Elementary School will June to receiving and con- two-year, consecutive sen- massacre. Messianic Jews the condition of anonymi- the 11 Jewish victims in host a Fun Frolic today cealing firearms and sec- tence for possessing a follow Jewish law but ty. Pittsburgh at the Mike from 6 to 8 p.m. ond-degree home inva- firearm while committing a believe that Jesus is the “He was not invited by Pence rally was a local Jews The public is invited. sion. He was sentenced to felony. Messiah. the VP’s office to speak on for Jesus rabbi? That’s There will be costume to between five and 15 Orlich was also charged The major denomina- behalf of the Jewish com- pathetic!” prizes and drawings at the years in prison for the earlier this month with tions of Judaism reject Mes- munity,” the aide said. Jordan Acker, a Jewish end of the night for more home invasion charge and armed burglary, criminal sianic Judaism as a form of Epstein, who is Jewish, lawyer who is running for prizes. between two and 10 years trespass, two counts of bat- Judaism, and Jacobs’ par- said in a statement that she the University of Michigan in prison for receiving and tery and theft of movable ticipation was condemned invited Jacobs’ prayer Board of Regents as a concealing stolen property greater than by Jews on social media. “because we must unite as Democrat, criticized firearms. $2,500 in Ashland County, A Pence aide told The a nation – while embracing Epstein on Twitter. He said Donald Lollar, 32, was Wisconsin. Associated Press that our religious differences – she was “deeply insensitive Jacobs was invited to pray in the aftermath of Penn- for bringing a group on Oungst du Flambeau, also faces at the event in suburban sylvania.” She said anyone stage whose entire mission charges. Detroit’s Waterford Town- attacking her or Pence over is to convert Jews,” days Joseph Lussier and ship by GOP congressional the prayer is “guilty of after the worst instance of From page 1 Allen were convicted of candidate Lena Epstein nothing short of religious anti-Semitic violence in cution of all of the charges murder and hiding a and said Pence did not intolerance and should be American history. against Oungst. corpse in a week-long jury Oungst and the four trial. WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 31, 2018 other men took Valliere for According to court 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 a drive on Dec. 22 and he records, the new charges Charmed Macy learns of a Legacies ’ (TV14) (CC) Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement was shot and killed by filed by Dufour and # CW KDLH death in her lab. 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Other rising Biden also noted the Cedar Rapids teacher, has the tone of Trump-era poli- national Democrats eyeing two African-Americans mixed feelings. GRAND BLANC, Mich. – Sharon Eileen Johnson, tics at a campaign stop in 2020 have visited the early shot dead at a Kentucky “In one sense, I feel he 76, of Grand Blanc, died Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Iowa on Tuesday, preview- testing ground in recent grocery store and the wave could unite the country her residence. ing on his first trip to the weeks. of pipe bombs addressed because everybody loves Sharon was born in Ironwood, Mich., on Jan. 6, leadoff caucus state how he Biden entered the hall to to prominent Trump crit- Joe,” Charipar said. “But I 1942, the daughter of the Roy and might take on the Republi- cheers from the crowd of ics, including Biden him- also feel we need a change.” Helmi (Hautala) Johnson. can president should he more than 1,000. self. Biden began the day in Sharon was a teacher at West- seek the 2020 Democratic “Hello, Iowa. Hello, “Three times this past Wisconsin campaigning wood School. She was also a Dean presidential nomination. Cedar Rapids. It’s been a week the forces of hate for Democratic Sen. of Financial Affairs at Mott Com- “It’s our leaders who long time,” said Biden, a have terrorized our fellow Tammy Baldwin and need to set the tone and former Delaware senator Americans for their politi- Democratic gubernatorial munity College. Sharon was an dial down the temperature who has been making trips cal beliefs, the color of candidate Tony Evers, who avid bird watcher and nature lover. and restore some dignity to to Iowa since his early cam- their skin or their religion,” is trying to unseat Republi- Surviving are brother, Leroy our national dialogue,” paign for the 1988 Demo- Biden noted. can Gov. Scott Walker. He (Jill) Johnson; nephews, Brian and Biden said in Cedar Rapids cratic nomination. “What the hell is hap- was in Ohio on Monday Mark (Haley); and great-nephew, while stumping for Iowa’s Biden quickly pivoted pening to us?” Biden thun- and was scheduled to cam- Cade and great-niece Calli. Sharon Eileen Democratic gubernatorial from pleasantries to attack- dered. “Our children are paign in Missouri on Cremation has taken place. Johnson candidate and a House can- ing Trump’s moral leader- listening!” Wednesday. Both have 1942 — 2018 Burial was in Riverside Ceme- didate from northeast ship, indirectly charging Josh Murphy, a Cedar competitive Senate races. tery in Ironwood. Iowa. him with accommodating Rapids teacher, said he Some Democratic Condolences may be shared with the family at Biden was on a trip intolerance as president. liked Biden’s forcefulness activists say Biden’s mes- swartzfuneralhomeinc.com. across the Midwest cam- He said moral leadership and hoped Biden runs. sage denouncing hate paigning for Democrats in was particularly important Biden says he’ll decide by could resonate, especially For reprints or lamination services, states that President Don- after the slayings of 11 peo- early next year. amid heightened concerns contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 ald Trump carried in 2016. ple on Saturday at a Pitts- “He’ll take on Trump about the nation’s heated But the Iowa stop had spe- burgh synagogue, the word for word,” Murphy political rhetoric.

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Katie Sieben, the two com- DETROIT (AP) – Jurors and return to court to Bessner says he believed the despite objections from Clean-energy groups, missioners who voted say they don’t believe they resume deliberations Tues- boy was armed, although he customers and clean-ener- and groups representing against the proposal, dis- can reach a verdict in the day. She urged them to talk was wrong. gy groups. Minnesota Power’s resi- agreed on both counts. murder trial of a former “in a spirit of fairness and The jury also could The Public Utilities dential and biggest indus- “There isn’t a reason- Michigan trooper who shot frankness.” choose the lesser offense of Commission voted 3-2 trial customers, argued the able basis to subject his Taser at a Detroit teen Mark Bessner is charged involuntary manslaughter. Monday to approve Min- plant isn’t needed. 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Library kicks off novel writing the wood shop facility. For further infor- month mation about the open house, call the CLK schools at 906-337-0311. IRONWOOD – The Ironwood Carnegie Library will be participating in Novem- Church to make ‘angels’ of old ber’s National Novel Writing Month with a hymnals short kick off on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the library. Information on the writing WAKEFIELD – On Saturday Nov. 10 at process will also be available and pointers All Saints Lutheran Church fellowship hall will be offered by previous NaNoWriMo in Wakefield, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., there submitters. will be an activity to make angels from old The library also invites writers to work hymnals. on their novels at the library on Tuesdays The activity involves folding the pages throughout the month of November. Cof- of the hymnals to construct the body of fee and cookies will be available from 4:30 an angel and then adding a Christmas to 6:30 p.m. tree bulb and gold pipe cleaners for the National Novel Writing Month is halo. All supplies will be provided, and described as a fun, seat-of-your-pants those who help will get to take an angel approach to creative writing. On Nov. home. 1, participants begin working towards Participants are requested to bring the goal of writing a 50,000-word nonperishable items for the local food novel by 11:59 p.m. on Nov. 30. For pantry. This fellowship event is spon- more information, go to sored with a Thrivent Action Team grant nanowrimo.org or email Lynne@iron- which will help provide morning snacks woodcarnegie.org. and a light lunch along with drinks. Par- ticipants are asked to register in advance Boat building open house held for the event by Nov. 8 by calling the All CALUMET – Master boat builder Alex Saints office at 906-224-8421 or 906-364- Comb from northern Minnesota has been 7184. teaching a group of Calumet High School Submissions sought for poster woodworking students the art of building contest a Finnish-style rowboat for the past four weeks. On Thursday, the public is invited LANSING – The Michigan State Police to see what they’ve learned. Missing Persons Coordination Unit invites From 4 to 5 p.m. that day, Comb, fifth grade students statewide to partici- CHS shop teach Rob Bohlsen, and per- pate in the 2019 National Missing Chil- haps some of their students will be on dren’s Day Poster Contest. The contest hand at the high school shop to explain promotes child safety while discussing the P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe how their class – which is being held as issue of missing and exploited children. POSING AT last Saturday’s Fun Frolic at the Ironwood Township Hall gym is Jessica part of Finlandia University’s Finnish The 2018 national winner was a Michigan Leinon-Novascone of Ironwood, with her two children, from left: Kezia, 4, and American Heritage Center’s Finnish student. Zeke, 2. American Folk School – has delved into Contest rules are as follows: this traditional style of boat construc- –Applicants must be in the fifth grade. tion. –Original artwork should reflect the While the result of this class will be a theme “Bringing Our Missing Children seaworthy Finnish-style rowboat, the goal Home” and the phrase must appear some- of the class goes far beyond that one prod- where on the poster. HIT Idol Season 8 uct. The Folk School, which launched in –Digitally produced images, collages, 2017, was created to ensure that the many cut-outs, and stamping will not be eligible Featuring Alumni Performers Finnish folk traditions that came to the for consideration. of the Past 7 Years! Copper Country with the immigrant gen- –The finished poster must measure 8½ Friday, Nov. 2, 2018 eration a century ago remain a lively and x 14 inches. tangible part of modern-day Finnish- The poster must be submitted with a 7:00 pm American life. complete application. Submissions are Tickets: $10 General ~ $5 Students Visitors for the open house are asked to due by Feb. 1 and must be mailed to: enter the school through the facility’s Michigan State Police, Missing Children’s main door, which is also the public access Clearinghouse, Attn: Ms. Jolene Hardesty, Season 15 to the library. From there, the district will 7150 Harris Drive, Dimondale, MI ® have signs in place directing the public to 48821. American Idol Finalist Recording academy to honor Willie Nelson Tristan McIntosh NEW YORK (AP) – The Neil Portnow, the acade- The annual event also Recording Academy’s Pro- my’s president and CEO, highlights producers and Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018 ducers & Engineers Wing says in a statement that engineers in the music 7:00 pm will honor Willie Nelson “Willie Nelson has industry. days before the 2019 Gram- inspired generations of More than 6,400 mem- Tickets: $25 Reserved ~ $17 General ~ $5 Students my Awards. musicians and fans, and bers make up the acade- The academy continues to set precedents my’s Producers & Engi- announced Tuesday that of excellence within the neers Wing. Nelson’s career and music community.” Nelson has won eight achievements will be cele- Past honorees include Grammys throughout his brated on Feb. 6, 2019, at Quincy Jones, T Bone Bur- career. The 61st annual The Village Studios in Los nett, Alicia Keys and Neil Grammy Awards will air Angeles. Young. live Feb. 10 on CBS. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 9

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ABOVE, SAMSON alumnus Denver Sharrow (5) of Ironwood pulls up for a shot attempt for the Green team as Jacob Suzik of Wakefield defends in the Samsons’ annual intrasquad scrimmage Tuesday night at the Lindquist Center in Ironwood.

AT LEFT, Gogebic’s Mitchell Borseth of Ontonagon goes to the basket for the White team. White team wins annual Samson scrimmage IRONWOOD – The White scored 13 and Shamon Shinal “It was good to get some The Samsons host Salo’s test where the guys will be team defeated the Green team of Holland, Mich., and Samuel game action,” GCC coach Den- Showcase for an exhibition Sat- together as a unit,” Mackey 84-65 in the Samsons’ annual Williams Jr. of Jackson, Mich., nis Mackey said. “Overall I’m urday night at 7 p.m. Gogebic said. intrasquad scrimmage Tuesday each had 12. OK with how all the guys goes to Finlandia Nov. 6 for the Green team — Isaiah Thomas 5, Denver Sharrow 7, night at the Lindquist Center. Dachau Lyle of Milwaukee looked. We have a lot of work to final exhibition game. Tommy Libertoski 8, Jared Janczak 16, Luke Zielinski 4, Ben Bogaczyk 2, Dachau Lyle 23. FTs: 2-2. Fouls: 14. Mitchell Borseth of Onton- led the Green team with a game- do in the next 10 days before The regular season begins Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Janczak 2, Libertoski 2, agon led the White team with high 23 points. Jared Janczak of the regular season tips off and Nov. 9-10 at the Anoka-Ramsey Thomas 1, Sharrow 1, Lyle 1. White team — Nuradean Adam 8, Shamon Shinal 12, 16 points. Steven Nelson of Iron Bessemer scored 16. playing these scrimmages Classic. The first home game is Samuel Williams Jr. 12, Leighton Templeton 13, Jacob Suzik 5, Mitchell Borseth 16, Steven Nelson 15. River, Mich., had 15, Leighton Seven players suited up for allows me to see guys in game Nov. 13 against Mesabi Range. Half: White 40-34. Templeton of Watersmeet each team. situations.” “(Saturday) will be a good Celtics defeat Moose is loose from Brewers; Soria also elects free agency Pistons again MILWAUKEE (AP) – Milwaukee Brewers third baseman Mike Moustakas is becoming a BOSTON (AP) – Kyrie Irving scored a season- free agent again, and so is reliever Joakim Soria. high 31 points, Marcus Morris had 15 points In addition, the Brewers exercised a and nine rebounds and the Boston Celtics beat $3,175,000 option on All-Star right-hander Jere- Detroit 108-105 on Tuesday night, handing the my Jeffress, who would have been eligible for Pistons back-to-back losses after a 4-0 start. salary arbitration if it had been declined. Jayson Tatum scored 16, Jaylen Brown had 14 Moustakas declined a $15 million mutual points and Al Horford scored 11 for Boston. option Tuesday. Blake Griffin had 24 points and 15 rebounds He rejected a $17.4 million qualifying offer for Detroit, which couldn't recover after scoring and left Kansas City after the 2017 season but just 13 points in the third quarter. The Pistons was unable to find a long-term deal he liked. He chopped Boston's 14-point lead down to a point returned to the Royals in mid-March for a one- with 4:21 left to play, and then again with 12 sec- year contract that included a guaranteed $6.5 onds remaining, but couldn't quite complete the million: a $5.5 million salary and $1 million comeback. option buyout. Moustakas earned an addition- Boston, which beat Detroit on the road 109- al $2.2 million in performance bonuses based 89 on Saturday, is still the only team to beat the on plate appearances, raising his total earnings Pistons this season. for 2018 to $8.7 million. Andre Drummond had 17 points and 12 Associated Press DETROIT RED Wings forward Dylan Larkin, right, controls the puck against A 30-year-old left-handed hitter, Moustakas rebounds and Reggie Bullock scored 16 for had a .251 average with 28 homers and 95 Detroit. Ish Smith added 13 points off the bench Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman Markus Nutivaara during a game in Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday. RBIs. He hit .256 with eight homers and 33 and gave Detroit one more chance on a 3-point- RBIs in 54 games for Milwaukee, which er with 12 seconds left to play, pulling Detroit acquired him from the last-place Royals on July within 103-102. But the Celtics sealed it from the Bertuzzi's late goal powers Red 27. foul line. "I think he provided our team with what we Tatum drew a foul and made both free shots Wings over Blue Jackets 5-3 were looking for when we acquired him: a pow- with 10.5 seconds left, then Irving added two erful left-handed bat, he played a really quality more from the line after Detroit turned the ball COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The Red Columbus goalie Joonas Korpisa- third base and we had a guy who'd been there over on the inbound play. Wings took an early 3-0 lead but lo, who made his third straight start, before contributing to our clubhouse culture," The Pistons led 58-56 after a high-paced first ended up having to scrap for a victo- had a horrific 13½ minutes, giving up general manager David Stearns said last week. half, but fell off in the third quarter, going 4 for ry. three goals on Detroit's first seven Soria declined a $10 million mutual option 17 from the floor and missing all six attempts Tyler Bertuzzi scored the go-ahead shots. He was replaced after the third and gets a $1 million buyout, completing a $25 from 3-point range. goal late in the third period and goal by Bobrovsky, who settled things million, three-year contract he agreed to with Irving took over in the third, scoring 13 and Jimmy Howard had 34 saves as down but gave up the game-winner. the Royals in December 2015. The right-hander starting an early 10-0 run that put Boston up for Detroit got its second straight win, 5- Bobrovsky finished with 23 saves. was acquired from the Chicago White Sox on good. 3 over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Josh Anderson, Markus Nutivaara July 26 and was 3-1 with a 4.09 ERA in 26 Griffin hit a pair of free throws with 4:38 left Tuesday night. and Pierre-Luc Dubois scored for the games with the Brewers. in the period to pull Detroit within 70-65, but Bertuzzi scored the go-ahead goal Blue Jackets. Soria had an 18.00 ERA without a decision Irving responded for the Celtics with three off Sergei Bobrovsky's stick with 3:24 The Red Wings took advantage of in two innings over four appearances in the NL straight 3-pointers as Boston stretched the lead left in the game, and Dylan Larkin got an early power play. Rasmussen Championship Series against the Dodgers. He to 14 points late in the period. an empty-netter – his second tally of scored 1:06 into the game when he was 1-0 and allowed just a hit and no runs in 2 Drummond got Detroit back in it in the the night – with 43 seconds left to beat Korpisalo from the slot, with for- 2/3 innings in the Division Series sweep over fourth quarter after Griffin drove for a layup that seal the victory. The Blue Jackets had mer Blue Jacket Thomas Vanek get- the Rockies, appearing in all three games. cut Boston's lead to 88-84 with 6:01 left to play. scored three times in the third period ting the assist on a smooth pass out Moustakas and Soria follow left-handed Drummond drove for a dunk, blocked a shot by to tie it. from behind the goal line. starters Gio Gonzalez and Wade Miley, along Tatum at the other end and was there to tip in a "Give (Bertuzzi) credit – he banged Detroit's second goal came on a with veteran outfielder Curtis Granderson, in miss by Stanley Johnson to pull within 90-88. in a greasy one," Larkin said. "It's breakdown of the Blue Jackets' special Brewers who became free agents this week. The Celtics thought Drummond interfered what we've got to do." teams. With Columbus on a power Gonzalez and Granderson were also acquired with the ball while it was on the rim and called Nineteen-year-old Michael Ras- play, the puck got loose into the Red in separate deals to bolster the Brewers for the for a replay, which didn't happen but did get mussen got his first NHL goal and Wings' zone, and Larkin carried it stretch run. coach Brad Stevens a technical for coming out on Anthony Mantha also scored for the past a sprawling Seth Jones and got Jeffress was 8-1 with a 1.29 ERA and 15 the court to argue. Red Wings, who snapped the Blue the short-handed goal between Kor- saves. He had a $1.7 million base salary as part Bullock made the foul shot to pull Detroit Jackets' two-game winning streak. pisalo's pads . of a deal that included a $50,000 signing bonus within a point, but Boston responded again with Detroit's two consecutive wins came Mantha made it 3-0 on a 2-on-1 and earned $550,000 in performance bonuses. six straight points. after losing nine of the first 11. rush to chase Korpisalo. Milwaukee has a $4.3 million for 2020. l 10 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Eagles trade 3rd-round pick

Selected the contract of OF Tyrone NFL World Series 4th-least-watched All Times EDT Taylor from San Antonio (TL). to Lions for Golden Tate AMERICAN CONFERENCE Announced 3B Mike Moustakas and East RHP Joakim Soria declined mutual NEW YORK (AP) – Boston's five- PHILADELPHIA (AP) – Golden Tate is dent Bob Quinn said in a statement. WLTPct PF PA contract options. game World Series victory over the Los New England 620.750 239 185 NEW YORK METS — Reinstated bringing his show to Philadelphia. "The impact he made on and off the field Miami 440.500 174 219 RHP AJ Ramos from the 60-day DL. Angeles Dodgers averaged 14,125,000 N.Y. Jets 350.375 192 200 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — The Eagles acquired the 30-year-old wide set an example for our team and serves as a Buffalo 260.250 87 200 Reinstated 2B Howie Kendrick and viewers on Fox, down 25 percent from receiver nicknamed "Showtime" from the testament to his character." South RHP Joaquin Benoit from the 60- last year and the fourth-lowest ever. WLTPct PF PA day DL. Detroit Lions for a 2019 third-round draft Tate averaged 93 catches, 1,056 yards Houston 530.625 197 167 BASKETBALL The Series featuring a pair of large- pick on Tuesday. Tate has 44 catches for 517 receiving and five TDs the past four seasons Tennessee 340.429 106 127 National Basketball Association market teams averaged an 8.3 rating and Jacksonville 350.375 134 170 CHICAGO BULLS — Exercised yards and three touchdowns this season. in Detroit. He went to the Pro Bowl after the Indianapolis 350.375 231 213 their third-year option on F Lauri 17 share, Nielsen said Tuesday. That was He joins Alshon Jeffery, Nelson Agholor 2014 season. Tate spent his first four seasons North Markkanen and fourth-year options down from a 10.7 rating, 20 share and WLTPct PF PA on Gs Kris Dunn and Denzel Valen- and Jordan Matthews, giving Carson Wentz with Seattle, helping the Seahawks win the Pittsburgh 421.643 204 172 tine. 18,926,000 average viewers for the Cincinnati 530.625 221 237 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS — another target to go along with tight ends Super Bowl his last season. Baltimore 440.500 197 137 Exercised their fourth-year option on Houston Astros' seven-game win over Zach Ertz and Dallas Goedert. Tate played primarily in the slot for the Cleveland 251.313 169 210 C Damian Jones. the Dodgers last year and 40 percent West MILWAUKEE BUCKS — Exer- "This is a guy we've had so much respect Lions. Agholor thrived in that spot last sea- WLTPct PF PA cised their fourth-year option on F from 23,386,000 average viewers for the for," Eagles personnel boss Howie Roseman son, but has been used outside this season. Kansas City 710.875 290 205 Thon Maker and third-year option on Cubs' seven-game win over Cleveland L.A. Chargers520.714 195 163 F D.J. Wilson. said. "I think our fans, our team, just getting "You're not just having one guy lined up Denver 350.375 188 194 WASHINGTON WIZARDS — two years ago – Chicago's first title since him here, seeing what he brings on the field, in one particular (spot) and defenses know Oakland 160.143 138 218 Signed G Chasson Randle from 1908. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Capital City (NBAGL). off the field, to the practice field, the com- where he's going to line up," Roseman said. East FOOTBALL The only Series with fewer average W LTPct PF PA National Football League petitiveness, that's what we're looking for. It's Tate is in the final season of a five-year, Washington 520.714 146 134 NFL — Suspended Seattle LB viewers were Philadelphia's five-game just going to raise the level of everyone." $31 million contract. The Eagles would like- Philadelphia 440.500 178 156 Mychal Kendricks eight games for win over Tampa Bay in 2008 Dallas 340.429 140 123 his role in an insider trading scheme. Tate wrote on Twitter: "It's been real ly receive a compensation pick after the third N.Y. Giants 170.125 150 205 ARIZONA CARDINALS — (13,062,000), San Francisco's four-game DETROIT! I'll love ya forever. Philly Philly or fourth round if he leaves in free agency. South Released OL Blaine Clausell and TE sweep of Detroit in 2012 (12.7 million) W LTPct PF PA Gabe Holmes. Released DE Ufom- let's get it!!" He then posted a GIF of fictional The defending Super Bowl champions New Orleans 610.857 234 183 ba Kamalu and PK Matt McCrane and the Giants' seven-game win over Philly icon Rocky Balboa jumping up and Eagles are 4-4 and have a bye this week. Carolina 520.714 178 152 from the practice squad. Signed OL Kansas City in 2014 (13,825,000). The Atlanta 340.429 190 212 Colby Gossett from Minnesota's down on the steps of the Art Museum with "We're not going to sit on our hands. It's Tampa Bay 340.429 201 233 practice squad and TE John Phillips. rating was the third-lowest, ahead of Re-signed DE Vontarrius Dora and the caption: "Mood." hard to find really good players and this is a North only a 7.6 in 2012 and an 8.2 in 2014. W LTPct PF PA OL Kyle Friend to the practice "For more than four years, Golden dis- really good player," Roseman said. "The mes- Chicago 430.571 194 144 squad. Minnesota 431.563 197 195 ATLANTA FALCONS — Waived WLPct GB GP WLOTPts GF GA played an unwavering commitment to not sage to our players, our coaches and our fans Green Bay 331.500 175 173 DL Michael Bennett IV. Signed OT Denver 51.833 — Pittsburgh 10 62214 43 32 only his coaches and teammates, but also the is that our foot is always going to be on the Detroit 340.429 171 186 Zane Beadles. Portland 52.714 ½ N.Y. Islanders1164113 36 28 West BALTIMORE RAVENS — Utah 42.667 1 Carolina 12 65113 36 34 city of Detroit," Lions executive vice presi- gas." W LTPct PF PA Released LB Albert McClellan. Minnesota 34.429 2½ Washington 10 53212 39 37 L.A. Rams 8001.000 264 155 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Oklahoma City 24.333 3 Columbus 11 65012 39 43 Seattle 430.571 171 131 Waived LB Brady Sheldon from the Pacific Division New Jersey 953111 31 28 Arizona 260.250 110 199 practice squad. Signed LB Xavier WLPct GB Philadelphia11 470832 46 San Francisco170.125 173 236 Woodson-Luster to the practice Golden State 71.875 — N.Y. Rangers11 371728 38 Redskins get Ha Ha Clinton-Dix Thursday, Nov. 1 squad. Sacramento 53.625 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Oakland at San Francisco, 8:20 DENVER BRONCOS — Traded L.A. Clippers 43.571 2½ Central Division p.m. WR Demaryius Thomas and a 2019 L.A. Lakers 25.286 4½ GP WLOTPts GF GA Sunday, Nov. 4 seventh-round draft pick to Houston Phoenix 15.167 5 Nashville 12 93018 42 29 for 2019 fourth- and seventh-round Tuesday's Games Colorado 12 73216 41 27 from Packers for 4th-rounder N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 1 p.m. draft picks. Charlotte 125, Miami 113 Winnipeg 12 74115 35 32 Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. DETROIT LIONS — Traded WR Cleveland 136, Atlanta 114 Chicago 12 63315 41 43 WASHINGTON (AP) – round in 2014 by the Pack- Currently, Swearinger Kansas City at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Golden Tate to Philadelphia for a Sacramento 107, Orlando 99 Minnesota 11 63214 31 32 Tampa Bay at Carolina, 1 p.m. 2019 third-round draft pick. Boston 108, Detroit 105 Dallas 11 65012 34 30 Aiming to improve a ers and has appeared in all leads the NFL with four Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS — Trad- Toronto 129, Philadelphia 112 St. Louis 10 343936 39 defense that's carried them 71 games since, starting interceptions, while Clin- Chicago at Buffalo, 1 p.m. ed RB-KR Ty Montgomery to Balti- Memphis 107, Washington 95 Pacific Division L.A. Chargers at Seattle, 4:05 more for a 2019 seventh-round draft Oklahoma City 128, L.A. Clippers GP WLOTPts GF GA to the top of the NFC East, 65. ton-Dix is in a group of 14 p.m. pick. Signed TE Ethan Wolf to the 110 Calgary 13 75115 41 42 the Washington Redskins He has 14 interceptions, players tied for second Houston at Denver, 4:05 p.m. practice squad. Released FB Joe Portland 104, Houston 85 San Jose 11 63214 38 32 L.A. Rams at New Orleans, 4:25 Kerridge from the practice squad. Wednesday's Games Vancouver 13 76014 36 42 added safety Ha Ha Clin- including three this season place right behind him. p.m. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Detroit at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Edmonton 10 63113 29 30 ton-Dix from the Green Bay for Green Bay (3-3-1), Clinton-Dix, who tweet- Green Bay at New England, 8:20 Traded DE Dante Fowler to the Los Denver at Chicago, 8 p.m. Anaheim 12 55212 30 34 p.m. Angeles Rams for 2019 third- and Indiana at New York, 8 p.m. Vegas 12 56111 27 34 Packers at Tuesday's NFL which is in third place in ed "Much love y'all" with an Open: Indianapolis, Arizona, N.Y. 2020 fifth-round draft picks. Utah at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Arizona 10 55010 26 20 Giants, Jacksonville, Philadelphia, LOS ANGELES CHARGERS — Dallas at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Los Angeles11 371722 39 trade deadline for a 2019 the NFC North and also emoji of a piece of cheese, Cincinnati Signed LB Hayes Pullard. Waived New Orleans at Golden State, NOTE: Two points for a win, one fourth-round draft pick. traded away running back joins a substantial core of Monday, Nov. 5 PK Michael Badgley. 10:30 p.m. point for overtime loss. Top three Tennessee at Dallas, 8:15 p.m. LOS ANGELES RAMS — San Antonio at Phoenix, 10:30 teams in each division and two wild Clinton-Dix, who can Ty Montgomery on Tues- defenders on Washington's Waived OL Jamon Brown. Thursday's Games cards per conference advance to MIAMI DOLPHINS — Signed DL Denver at Cleveland, 7 p.m. playoffs. become a free agent after day to Baltimore. roster who played for TransactionsBASEBALL Ziggy Hood. L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 7 American League Tuesday's Games this season, joins D.J. With the Packers, Clin- coach Nick Saban at Alaba- BALTIMORE ORIOLES — MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Oklahoma City at Charlotte, 7 N.Y. Islanders 6, Pittsburgh 3 Swearinger to give the Red- ton-Dix accumulated 419 ma. That includes recent Selected the contract of RHP Bran- Released G Colby Gossett from the Sacramento at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Detroit 5, Columbus 3 den Kline from Bowie (EL). Reinstat- practice squad. Signed G Landon Milwaukee at Boston, 8 p.m. Calgary 2, Buffalo 1, OT skins (5-2) a pair of veteran tackles, 5½ sacks and 38 first-round picks Jonathan ed OF Colby Rasmus from the Turner to the practice squad. New Orleans at Portland, 10:30 Boston 3, Carolina 2 safeties who rank at the top passes defensed. Allen and Daron Payne restricted list. Signed OF J'Rud- OAKLAND RAIDERS — Friday's Games Dallas 4, Montreal 1 jeanon Isenia to a minor league con- Announced the retirement of CB L.A. Clippers at Orlando, 7 p.m. Tampa Bay 8, New Jersey 3 of the league in intercep- One of Clinton-Dix's along the defensive line, tract. Dominque Rodgers-Cromartie. Pro- Houston at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Nashville 4, Vegas 1 BOSTON RED SOX — Exercised moted LB James Cowser from the Indiana at Chicago, 8 p.m. Minnesota at Edmonton tions. picks came in Green Bay's and second-round pick their 2019 option on LHP Chris Sale. practice squad. Oklahoma City at Washington, 8 Philadelphia at Anaheim Second-year player 31-17 loss at Washington in Ryan Anderson at lineback- CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Rein- PHILADELPHIA EAGLES — New York at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Ottawa at Arizona stated RHP Miguel Gonzalez from Waived DT Bruce Hector. Memphis at Utah, 9 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at San Jose Montae Nicholson has Week 3. After grabbing the er. the 60-day DL. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Toronto at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Wednesday's Game been starting at safety football when tight end Jor- That side of the ball is CLEVELAND INDIANS — Exer- Released WR Brandon Marshall. Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 Chicago at Vancouver, 10 p.m. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Thursday's Games cised their 2019 option on RHP Car- Pistons-Celtics, Box alongside Swearinger for dan Reed went one way where the Redskins are los Carrasco. Reinstated OF Lonnie Acquired S Ha Ha Clinton-Dix from DETROIT (105) Winnipeg vs. Florida at Helsinki, Washington, which is on a and quarterback Alex among the league's best so Chisenhall from the 60-day DL. Green Bay for a 2019 fourth-round Johnson 4-9 0-0 9, Griffin 8-17 8- FIN, 2 p.m. Declined their 2019 contract option draft pick. Waived LB Cassanova 8 24, Drummond 8-17 1-4 17, Jack- Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders, 7 three-game winning streak Smith threw another in the far. on OF Brandon Guyer. McKinzy. Terminated DB Jason son 2-9 3-3 8, Bullock 5-11 3-3 16, Dallas at Toronto, 7 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS — Reinstated Thompson from the practice squad. Pachulia 1-3 3-3 5, Calderon 1-2 0- New Jersey at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. heading into Sunday's second quarter, Clinton- Only three teams are SS Jose Iglesias, RHP Michael Ful- HOCKEY 0 2, Smith 4-12 2-2 13, B.Brown 4-7 Washington at Montreal, 7:30 game against the visiting Dix ended up by the Red- allowing opponents to gain mer and 1B John Hicks and Miguel National Hockey League 2-2 10, Robinson III 0-1 1-2 1. Totals Nashville at Tampa Bay, 7:30 Cabrera from the 60-day DL. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — 37-88 23-27 105. Buffalo at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta Falcons. skins sideline, where he fewer yards per game, and KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Assigned D Eric Gryba to Bingham- BOSTON (108) Vegas at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Clinton-Dix was drafted slapped palms with only four are giving up Declined mutual option with RHP ton (AHL). Activated D Ben Lovejoy Tatum 4-12 7-8 16, Hayward 3-10 Colorado at Calgary, 9 p.m. Jason Hammel. from injured reserve. 0-0 6, Horford 5-9 1-2 11, Irving 10- Chicago at Edmonton, 9 p.m. out of Alabama in the first Swearinger. fewer points per game. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — SAN JOSE SHARKS — Activated 16 7-8 31, J.Brown 6-13 1-2 14, N.Y. Rangers at Anaheim, 10 Reinstated OF Chris Young and C Joe Thornton from injured Yabusele 0-2 0-0 0, Morris 5-11 3-4 Philadelphia at Los Angeles, RHPs Blake Wood and Garrett reserve. Reassigned F Dylan Gam- 15, Baynes 3-5 2-2 9, Williams III 0- 10:30 p.m. Richards from the 60-day DL. brell to San Jose (AHL). 0 0-0 0, Smart 0-2 3-4 3, Rozier 1-4 Columbus at San Jose, 10:30 Packers deal Montgomery to Ravens MINNESOTA TWINS — Rein- 1-2 3. Totals 37-84 25-32 108. All TimesNBA EDT Detroit 28 30 13 34 — 105 Red Wings-Blue stated 1B Logan Morrison, LHP Jackets Sums Adalberto Mejia, C Jason Castro EASTERN CONFERENCE Boston 31 25 25 27 — 108 Detroit 302—5 MILWAUKEE (AP) – The Green Bay Pack- to drive for a potential game-winning score. and RHPs Ervin Santana and Atlantic Division 3-Point Goals_Detroit 8-30 Columbus 003—3 Michael Pineda from the 60-day DL. W L Pct GB (Smith 3-6, Bullock 3-7, Johnson 1- First Period_1, Detroit, Ras- ers have traded running back and kick The Ravens are 24th in the league in rush- Declined their 2019 options on RHP Toronto 71.875 — 5, Jackson 1-5, Calderon 0-1, mussen 1 (Vanek, Nyquist), 1:06 returner Ty Montgomery to the Baltimore ing at 96.6 yards per game. Ervin Santana and 1B Logan Morri- Boston 52.714 1½ B.Brown 0-2, Griffin 0-4), Boston 9- (pp). 2, Detroit, Larkin 5 (Helm), 9:30 son. Philadelphia 44.500 3 31 (Irving 4-7, Morris 2-4, Baynes 1- (sh). 3, Detroit, Mantha 3 (Kronwall, Ravens. Montgomery had 26 carries for 105 yards OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Rein- Brooklyn 25.286 4½ 2, Tatum 1-4, J.Brown 1-4, Rozier 0- Larkin), 13:33. Penalties_Atkinson, stated RHPs Andrew Triggs, Daniel New York 25.286 4½ 1, Yabusele 0-2, Smart 0-2, Hay- CBJ, (hooking), 0:52; Abdelkader, Baltimore was sending a seventh-round and a score in seven games. He had 15 catch- Gossett, Jharel Cotton and Paul Southeast Division ward 0-2, Horford 0-3). Fouled DET, (slashing), 7:52. draft pick to Green Bay in what was a busy es for 170 yards. Blackburn from the 60-day DL. WLPct GB Out_None. Rebounds_Detroit 50 Second Period_None. Penal- SEATTLE MARINERS — Rein- Charlotte 44.500 — (Griffin 15), Boston 46 (Morris 9). ties_Ericsson, DET, (hooking), 5:44; trade deadline day for Packers general man- The Packers' third-round draft pick in stated RHP David Phelps from the Miami 34.429 ½ Assists_Detroit 17 (Johnson 4), Dubois, CBJ, (hooking), 7:08; ager Brian Gutekunst. 2015 out of Stanford, Montgomery initially 60-day DL. Reassigned hitting Orlando 25.286 1½ Boston 25 (Irving 5). Total Larkin, DET, (high sticking), 9:35; coach Edgar Martinez to organiza- Atlanta 25.286 1½ Fouls_Detroit 28, Boston 20. Tech- Green, DET, (slashing), 19:32. Green Bay also traded starting safety Ha played receiver before being moved to run- tional hitting adviser. Declined OF Washington 16.143 2½ nicals_Boston coach Celtics (Defen- Third Period_4, Columbus, Ha Clinton-Dix to the Washington Redskins ning back the following season because of Denard Span contract option for Central Division sive three second) 2, Boston coach Anderson 6 (Murray, Hannikainen), 2019. WLPct GB Brad Stevens. A_18,624 (18,624). 2:48. 5, Columbus, Nutivaara 1 for a 2019 fourth-round draft pick. Clinton- injuries to Eddie Lacy and James Starks. TEXAS RANGERS — Reinstated Milwaukee 701.000 — (Hannikainen), 9:59. 6, Columbus, RHP Tony Barnette from the 60-day Detroit 42.667 2½ All TimesNHL EDT Dubois 4, 11:21. 7, Detroit, Bertuzzi Dix, who can become a free agent after this He ran for a career-high 457 yards on 77 DL. Indiana 43.571 3 EASTERN CONFERENCE 4 (Green, Cholowski), 16:36. 8, season, was drafted out of Alabama in the carries in 2016, though he has been slowed National League Chicago 25.286 5 Atlantic Division Detroit, Larkin 6, 19:17. Penal- ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Cleveland 16.143 6 GP WLOTPts GF GA ties_Rasmussen, DET, (slashing), first round in 2014. by injuries. Reinstated RHP Clay Buchholz from WESTERN CONFERENCE Tampa Bay 11 82117 41 30 3:04. Montgomery is moving on two days after Montgomery entered this season splitting the 60-day DL. Southwest Division Toronto 12 84016 42 37 Shots on Goal_Detroit 10-12- ATLANTA BRAVES — Reinstat- WLPct GB Boston 12 73216 37 29 10_32. Columbus 11-10-16_37. fumbling a kickoff return with about two time at running back with Jamaal Williams ed RHPs Peter Moylan and Brandon San Antonio 42.667 — Montreal 11 63214 34 29 Power-play opportunities_Detroit minutes left in a 29-27 loss to the Los Ange- and Aaron Jones, but played just six offen- McCarthy from the 60-day DL. New Orleans 42.667 — Buffalo 12 64214 31 35 1 of 2; Columbus 0 of 5. LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Memphis 42.667 — Ottawa 10 44210 35 39 Goalies_Detroit, Howard 2-5-2 les Rams after being told by coaches to take sive snaps on Sunday against Los Angeles Reinstated RHP Daniel Hudson Dallas 25.286 2½ Detroit 12 372830 46 (37 shots-34 saves). Columbus, from the 60-day DL. Houston 15.167 3 Florida 9243728 35 Bobrovsky 2-5-0 (24-23), Korpisalo a touchback if the kick went into the end with Jones, a big-play threat, taking the start- MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Northwest Division Metropolitan Division 4-0-0 (7-4). zone. The turnover cost the Packers a chance ing job. Dombrowski adds Red Sox title to 1997 Marlins title LOS ANGELES (AP) – A man ahead of Dombrowski said. "It just doesn't get any the son of maverick owner Bill Veeck; play- and chief executive officer of the Tigers. his time more than 40 years ago, Dave better from a professional perspective." er personnel adviser Paul Richards; and Leyland joined Dombrowski as manager Dombrowski studied to become a general Dombrowski was hired as Boston's director of baseball operations Charlie for 2006 and spent eight seasons with manager. president of baseball operations in August Evranian. Detroit that included just one losing Going into his junior year at Western 2015, two weeks after he was fired by the "I used to drive Bill and Roland home a record. Michigan's Lee Honors College in 1977, he Tigers in the middle of his 14th season. lot of times," Dombrowski said. "I Tigers scout Scott Reid taught Dom- started work on his thesis: "The General Hours after Detroit made its stunning answered tryout letters. I did filing. I got to browski a valuable lesson, that times had Manager, 'The Man in the Middle'" and announcement, Dombrowski received a go to spring training. I set up transporta- changed and he no longer should keep a wrote letters to every GM in the big call from Red Sox owner John Henry, who tion. At that time you did everything and locker in the clubhouse and change after leagues. bought the Marlins in January 1999 after anything they wanted, and I loved it. I was jogging. About half responded to his question- Dombrowski had completed six seasons as there every hour of the day basically, every "I think you might want to spend a little naire, which ended with a request for a fol- Florida's GM. waking hour, because there were few of less time in the clubhouse," Dombrowski low-up interview, and Roland Hemond of "He said, 'Let's talk.' He said, 'I've got us." remembered was the message. "He said the Chicago White Sox invited him to some thoughts. Please don't do anything,'" His job with the Red Sox isn't compara- they look at you differently now and I did- come to Comiskey Park. Dombrowski recalled Sunday. ble. n't really comprehend that. They need Dombrowski asked about jobs in base- Dombrowski's 77-page paper, finished "Now, we have a gathering of the base- their own space." ball, and Hemond suggested he go to the in 1978, examined running ballclubs back ball group, there's 35 in the front office," Dombrowski was brought in by the Red winter meetings in Honolulu. So Dom- to the 1860s, the hiring of men to run he said in Dodger Stadium's first base Sox to take a position above general man- browski headed to Hawaii, learned the teams for absentee owners and the cre- dugout before Game 5. ager Ben Cherington, who decided to White Sox were seeking an administrative ation of the GM job when Cleveland owner Chicago promoted Dombrowski several leave. assistant, cut short his senior year and Alva Bradley hired Billy Evans in Novem- times, but he was fired when Ken Harrel- The Red Sox rebounded from a last- started work Jan. 3 at age 21 after negotiat- ber 1927. son was GM in 1986. Murray Cook hired place finish to win two straight AL East ing an $8,000 salary – $1,000 more than He examined the success of Branch him as Montreal's director of player devel- titles, but after consecutive Division Series originally offered. Rickey and George Weiss, and discussed opment and Dombrowski became the losses, Dombrowski hired rookie manager And with that began a career that led to the changes brought about by the players' Expos' GM in July 1988 at age 31. Alex Cora last fall to replace John Farrell. a World Series title with the 1997 Florida union. Dombrowski correctly predicted Dombrowski stayed a little more than Cora led the Red Sox to a franchise- Marlins, AL pennants with Detroit in 2006 big business and internationalization three years, then left in September 1991 to record 108 wins during the regular season. and '12 and a second championship with would transform the role into a senior become GM of the expansion Marlins They meet for five to 15 minutes before the Boston Red Sox on Sunday night. executive supervising a staff. ahead of their first season in 1993. games to kick around ideas. "When you're younger, you think that it "In this new system of organization, the He hired Jim Leyland as manager in "He's been able to slow it down for me," will happen more often," he said. general manager would occupy the top 1996, and a year later the Marlins won the Cora said. "He tells me what he saw during Wearing a red polo shirt with blue position of the baseball department, and World Series in just their fifth season. the games or he asks me what I'm think- stripes along with a blue suit, Dombrows- perform an integrative function so that his Founding owner H. Wayne Huizenga sold ing." ki grinned widely as Boston's owners were whole department would run efficiently," the team to Henry in January 1999, and Dombrowski takes care not to impose. presented the trophy. His moves included he wrote then. Dombrowski remained as GM until "You just want to make sure that noth- signing slugger J.D. Martinez last winter Now 62, he looks back with fondness at November 2001. ing's missed, and normally it's not," he and adding Nathan Eovaldi, Steve Pearce his start with the White Sox. He was part As Henry prepared to sell the Marlins said. "We try to guide where necessary but and Ian Kinsler during the season. of a five-man front office that included and head the group that bought the Red also let him make his own decisions. I "For myself, it's an absolute thrill," assistant business manager Mike Veeck, Sox, Dombrowski left to become president think it's important." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Unwelcome guests at Halloween Dear Annie: Every year, my husband and I have immediate family and some friends over for Halloween. We make food, have beverages and take turns giving out candy. A niece of ours and her family always show up uninvited, even when we said one year we just wanted our kids and Dear grandkids. They stay the whole time and Annie never bring anything. They also have hor- rible personal hygiene, and our niece is especially outspoken and obnoxious. How would like him to limit his jokes so you do I tell her in a civil way they are not wel- can have a conversation. come? – Not-a-Fan Auntie Dear Annie: It’s that time of year again. Dear Not-a-Fan Auntie: Time for these Would you please reprint the letter ghouls to go haunt somewhere else. Tell reminding your readers that not every them in terms that are polite but leave no child is fortunate enough to have a cos- room for ambiguity: “This is important tume and that some children are very THE PAJAMA DIARIES quality time with the grandkids, and we’re mature-looking for their age? It would going to keep it to just us and the kids next mean so much to so many kids. – Heather year.” Dear Heather: I’m happy to reprint the Dear Annie: My wife and I enjoy getting call for compassion. Thank you for together with another couple we met a few reminding me of it. years ago, usually dinner and drinks at a Dear Annie: I’m writing in reply to local restaurant. After some small talk and “Halloweary,” who complained about ordering drinks, the husband finds a way trick-or-treaters being too old, not in cos- to tell a new joke. It’s usually funny, and tume or out after 8 p.m. I grew up in the we all laugh. The problem is that by the inner city, where parents worked multiple time we’re all ready to go home, he will jobs and took multiple buses to get home. have told about 10 jokes. Again, they are MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM The understanding was that Halloween usually funny, but at the same time, by the doorbell ringing ended at 9 p.m. end of the evening, we feel as if we’ve been Some kids are too poor for costumes. to a comedy club to watch a stand-up Some have parents who don’t care or comedian’s show. What can we say or do aren’t really around for them because of to get him to limit his act without upset- addiction. ting him? – Too Many Jokes in Venice, Fla. As for the age aspect, I have known kids Dear Too Many Jokes: Usually, clowns who looked like adults at age 9. My broth- and comedians are on a mission to make er had a friend who had to have an adult people laugh and enjoy life – and appreci- desk in kindergarten because he didn’t fit ate their wit and talent. As a result, they in the type that the other kids had. may not be aware of how many jokes they Any child learns soon enough that he are telling or when to stop. You could BORN LOSER has to give up being a child. Let children either prep yourself for a comedy show remain children as long as possible, and when you go to dinner with them (you did take pity on those who are less fortunate. mention that the jokes are funny) or try to Your kindness may be their fondest child- steer the conversation into a topic that you hood memory. – Be Kind would like to talk about over dinner and Send your questions for Annie Lane to drinks. If absolutely necessary, you could [email protected]. tell him that though he’s very funny, you COPYRIGHT 2018 CREATORS.COM TODAY’S HOROSCOPE ALLEY OOP Don’t shy away from con- 19) — An unexpected change favored. troversy. You will feel better if of plans will leave you at a CANCER (June 21-July 22) you address issues immediate- loss. Don’t give in to someone — Don’t feel that you must buy ly instead of letting things fes- trying to coerce you into doing friendship or love. Your kind- ter. The way to accomplish the something. 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Dear Doctor: Just how much of born and domineering, person- individual's life. Instead, the a role do personality traits have ality traits that the researchers personality traits associated in determining how long some- tied to their longevity. They also with being neurotic led people one will live? Recent news re- had strong ties to family, to to be more aware of their ports have suggested that their homes and land, and to aches and pains, and to be they're important, but the ex- their spiritual practices. more aggressive in seeking planation didn't really make Thanks to this blend of re- medical care. With more fre- that much sense to me. silience and optimism, the quent assessments and Dear Reader: The idea that the group of elders appeared to screenings, serious conditions way we view or interact with have struck a balance that such as cancer or cardiovascu- the world around us can affect helped them weather the many lar disease would be caught our health is an intriguing one, challenges they faced over the earlier and would thus be more and several studies have taken decades. And while lifestyle responsive to treatment. on the topic over the years. factors like diet and exercise For those of us who are neither Since we're not sure which of were not the focus of this par- neurotic nor 90-year-olds living these you're referring to, we'll ticular study, the researchers in rural Italy, there are still use- look at a couple of the most re- agreed that they are also quite ful takeaways from the studies: cent ones. likely to play a role. Have regular medical check- Researchers in Italy who stud- Another study, this one based ups, be vigilant about basic Daily Globe ied a group of 29 elderly men in England, analyzed the screenings, and strive for a SUDOKU and women aged between 90 health and lifestyle data of positive outlook even in trying Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y$AVE'REEN and 101 said their findings sug- 500,000 individuals ranging in times. based on a 9x9 grid with several given gest that mental outlook plays age from 37 to 73. The re- Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an numbers. The object is to place the a significant role in well-being. searchers wondered whether internist and associate profes- numbers 1 to 9 in the empty squares This is a departure from other being neurotic would have an sor of medicine at UCLA so that each row, each column and approaches to the topic of effect on the length of an indi- Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is each 3x3 box contains the same longevity, which have focused vidual's lifespan. When they an internist and assistant pro- number only once. The difficulty level on genetics. Despite the typical looked at the broad category of fessor of medicine at UCLA of the Conceptis Sudoku increases health issues you would expect neurosis, they found a "weak Health.) from Monday to Saturday. to see among individuals of this correlation" between being (Send your questions to ask- advanced age, the subjects of neurotic and a shorter lifespan. [email protected], Answer to previous puzzle the study were found to have However, when they separated or write: Ask the Doctors, c/o more self-confidence than their the data into sub-categories, Media Relations, UCLA Health, younger relatives, who were they got a surprise. It turned 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite also included in the study. out that neurotic individuals 350, Los Angeles, CA, 90095. Using questionnaires and inter- who self-reported their health Owing to the volume of mail, views, the researchers con- as either fair or poor actually personal replies cannot be pro- cluded that the elderly group, had longer lifespans. Neurotic vided who had more positive feelings individuals who said they were COPYRIGHT 2018 UCLA about their lives than their in good or excellent health did- HEALTH younger relatives did, exerted n't get the same boost to DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS

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Trump is the answer – or on poli- BOSTON (AP) – U.S. col- President Donald Trump and tics,” said Marcus, whose four leges and universities have first lady Melania Trump paid yarmulke-wearing boys carried received more than $350 mil- solemn tribute Tuesday to each of signs in support of the president. lion from the Saudi govern- the 11 people slain in the worst White House counselor ment this decade, yet some instance of anti-Semitic violence Kellyanne Conway, back in Wash- are rethinking their arrange- in American history. As the ington, told reporters: “If people ments in the wake of the Trumps placed their remem- are there to protest, that’s their killing of a journalist that has brances outside the Tree of Life right. For the president, it was not ignited a global uproar synagogue, protesters nearby a moment for politics.” against the oil-rich nation. shouted that the president was When Air Force One touched The Associated Press ana- not welcome. down at the airport outside Pitts- lyzed federal data and found The emotional, dissonant burgh, the Trumps were not greet- that at least $354 million from scene reflected the increasingly ed by the usual phalanx of local the Saudi government or insti- divided nation that Trump leads, officials that typically welcomes a tutions it controls has flowed one gripped by a week of political visiting president, a reflection of to 37 American schools since violence and hate and hurtling controversy surrounding the visit. 2011. Much of the money was toward contentious midterm elec- Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto, a provided through a scholar- tions that could alter the path of a Democrat, told reporters before ship program that covers presidency. the visit was announced that the tuition for Saudis studying in On their arrival in Pittsburgh, White House ought to consult the U.S., but at least $62 mil- the Trumps entered the vestibule with the families of the victims lion came through contracts of the synagogue, where they lit about their preferences and asked or gifts from the kingdom’s candles for each victim before that the president not come dur- nationally owned companies stepping outside. Shouts of ing a funeral. Neither he nor and research institutes, the AP “Words matter!” and “Trump, go Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf found. home!” could be heard from appeared with Trump. Those benefiting the most demonstrators gathered not far Associated Press Beth Melena, campaign from Saudi contracts include from where a gunman had opened UNIVERSITY OF Pittsburgh sophomore Lynne Jaworski, from spokeswoman for Wolf, said the Northwestern University, fire on Saturday. Homer City, Pa., holds a sign and yells as President Donald governor based his decision to which has received $14 mil- Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, who had Trump’s motorcade arrives at the University of Pittsburgh’s Pres- stay away on input from the vic- lion from a top Saudi research been conducting services when byterian Hospital in Pittsburgh, Tuesday. President Trump is pay- tims’ families, who told him they center since 2011, and the the shots rang out, gestured at the ing a visit to the Pittsburgh Police who were wounded Saturday, did not want the president to be University of California, Los white Star of David posted for Oct. 27 when a gunman interrupted worship services at the Tree of there on the day their loved ones Angeles, which accepted $6 each victim. At each, the president Life Synagogue, killing 11, and wounding six. were being buried. million from the same insti- placed a stone, a Jewish burial tra- As Trump’s motorcade wound tute, known as the King dition, while the first lady added a and injured congregants but did Trump traveled to the historic through downtown Pittsburgh, Abdulaziz City for Science flower. They were trailed by first not appear to meet with relatives hub of the city’s Jewish communi- some onlookers saluted the presi- and Technology. daughter Ivanka Trump and her of the deceased. ty as the first funerals were held dent with upraised middle fingers Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s husband, Jared Kushner, who are Trump stepped into the role of for the victims, who range in age and others with downturned national oil company, Saudi Jewish. national consoler, a title he wears from 54 to 97. The dead include a thumbs. Aramco, has channeled $20 Near the synagogue, flowers, uncomfortably, with his visit to set of brothers, a husband and The White House had invited million to American universi- candles and chalk drawings filled the Squirrel Hill neighborhood. wife, professors, dentists and a the top four congressional leaders ties, including $9 million to the corner, including a small rock More at home waging partisan physician. to join Trump in Pennsylvania, Texas A&M University and $4 painted with the number warfare than assuaging America’s Hundreds of protesters assem- but none accompanied him. million to the Massachusetts “6,000,011,” adding the victims grief, Trump has shied away from bled to show their displeasure A spokesman for Republican Institute of Technology. A this week to the estimated num- public displays of unity in the with Trump’s presence. Squirrel Senate Majority Leader Mitch national chemical company ber of Jews killed in the Holo- wake of other tragedies. Hill resident Paul Carberry said McConnell said he already had known as SABIC steered caust. Questions have long swirled Trump should not have visited events in his home state of Ken- another $8 million to U.S. The Trumps later spent more about the president’s credibility until the dead were buried. tucky, pushing back on the sug- schools. than an hour at the University of as a unifier. Since his 2016 Repub- “He didn’t pull the trigger, but gestion that he declined. Republi- Although some of the con- Pittsburgh Medical Center, where lican campaign for the White his verbiage and actions don’t can House Speaker Paul Ryan’s tracts halted before last year, some of the victims are recover- House, Trump has at times been help,” Carberry said. office said he could not attend on questions surrounding Saudi ing. The couple’s motorcade slow to denounce white national- But Shayna Marcus, a nurse short notice. 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