SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 Dance troupe to lift Group gets down and Spirits in Swampscott dirty to clean Lynn By Dillon Durst ITEM STAFF LYNN — Soraya Cacici and her neighbors were so fed up with litter in the downtown, they decided to do something about it. Cacici, a resident at Boston Machine Lofts, along with frustrated neighbors, Forty Steps recently founded the Lynn Beauti ca- Dance Troupe tion Project. will perform The group of  ve volunteer proper- dances from its ty owners and tenants meet weekly to collect trash, sweep sidewalks, mulch newest show, trees and plant owers. Spirits, in Swamp- “For me, this is about being so frus- scott next week. trated about local government,” she said. “This is a grassroots effort to be PHOTO | FORTY STEPS the change you want to see and many By Michele Durgin day, Aug. 6 at 5:30 p.m., is free. of my neighbors feel the same way. It’s a big city, the Department of Pub- FOR THE ITEM Sallee Slagle, the group’s founder and lic Works (DPW) is understaffed and artistic director, said this is the troupe’s NAHANT — Forty Steps Dance Troupe don’t have enough bodies to manage will perform dances from its newest third year performing in Swampscott. the beauti cation of the entire city.” show, Spirits, in Swampscott next week. “There aren’t a lot of professional dance Trash cans are over owing, many companies in the area,” she said. “Events It’s a dance collection that pays hom- are broken and tagged with graf ti, ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE age to the ocean and its in uence over like this introduce dance to more and she said. While the city’s street sweep- ghosts moving from the earth to the sky. more people and help contribute to the ing efforts work, it fails to take care of Soraya Cacici, foreground, and Teri The troupe is preparing a performance local cultural scene in a positive way.” the sidewalks or litter. Faulisi put dirt into ower boxes in at Fisherman’s Beach on Humphrey Central Square in Lynn as part of Street. The show, scheduled for Satur- FORTY STEPS, A7 CLEAN, A7 their efforts to beautify the area. No tricks: A summer Happy trail treat in Saugus in Peabody By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF SAUGUS — Saugus children screamed for Halloween a little early this year. The Saugus Youth and Recreation summer program celebrated Hallow- een Day on Friday and encouraged the children to arrive in costume. “It’s really cool because it’s my favor- ite holiday and you don’t have to put a jacket on,” said Skylar Ross, 7, who Walkers take off dressed as an ’80s girl. on a short hike on Plans included a parade, but the idea the Spring Pond of a march from the Belmonte Middle Nature Trail in School to Town Hall was washed away Peabody. by rain. The group made the best of the morning, wearing costumes and PHOTO | BOB ROCHE playing outside until they could be By Leah Dearborn tion to Peabody,” said Mayor Edward A. bused to the building, where trick-or- FOR THE ITEM Bettencourt Jr., who grew up on nearby treating awaited them. County Street. “Town Hall has been really great,” PEABODY — Residents of South Pea- said Crystal Cakounes, program coor- body sought shelter from scorching tem- The mayor said the trail has been used dinator. “Some of the employees even peratures on Wednesday by turning out by generations of Peabody residents; the city just made improvements by clean- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER bought candy to give to them.” for a historic walk in the woods. Cakounes said events are planned The Spring Pond Nature Trail ribbon ing up the area and making it more ac- Aidan Andrews wears his “chub each week to keep the children enter- cutting ceremony was held in honor of cessible to pedestrians and bikers. suit” at the Belmonte Middle School tained. the completion of phase two of the South The Spring Pond Nature Trail is the as part of Saugus Youth and Recre- Peabody Trail Project. ation’s Halloween Day on Friday. TREAT, A7 “I really believe this is a special addi- TRAIL, A7 Mora happy to accept House call

By Michele Durgin “I was shocked when the call came and four sisters. FOR THE ITEM in April telling me I had the job,” he “He is a good man who works very said. “I do believe things fall into hard, and his new job at the White When Alexander Mora was pre- place for a reason and I am grateful House is exciting,” said his mom, a paring to graduate from Lynn Clas- for all that has happened in my life.” home health aide. “He calls me ev- sical High School, he was undecided Mora said he divides his time be- eryday and sounds so happy.” about his future. tween the White House and the Pen- Retired teacher and friend Staf- Paul Stafford, his teacher and tagon, where he conducts inquiries, ford said he is delighted with his mentor, suggested the military. which he can’t discuss. former student’s success and looks Lynn native and Today, Mora, a U.S. Marine Corps Mora said he has earned several forward to their weekly phone calls Marine Corps Cap- captain, is the secretary of the Na- decorations, including a Commen- and emails. tain Alexander Mora vy’s White House liaison of cer sta- dation Medal, an Achievement Med- “I still can’t believe that a two-min- serves at 1600 Penn- tioned at the White House. al, the Combat Action Ribbon and ute conversation we had in 1999 sylvania Ave. as sec- Mora, 34, said he was interviewed the Good Conduct Medal. about his plans has led to Alex being retary of the Navy’s for the position last year, but didn’t His family includes grandmother stationed at the White House,” he White House liaison think he had much of a chance and Dorotea Frometa, mother Francisca, said. “I know he will do a great job.” of cer. barely gave it a thought after the in- who lives in Lynn, dad Rafel, who terview was over. calls the Dominican Republic home MORA, A7 PHOTO | ADELA MORA INSIDE Lynn salutes Korean War veterans In Opinion Shribman: ected on their experiences and was in rice paddies in Korea.” plant Marine Corps ags on the Tectonic plates are By Bridget Turcotte ITEM STAFF recognized each other for their McDonough found himself at lawn of City Hall. on the move. A4 service. The Lynn Department of the “bridge of no return,” which “I was a part of it,” he said. “It’s LYNN — The city proclaimed Veterans Services and the Lynn was used for prisoner exchang- a small way to remember it.” In Revere July 29 Korean War Veteran Day Lynn man charged Veterans Council sponsored the es at the end of the war. Prison- George King said he spent 20 during a service held at City Hall. with attempted annual Korean War Memorial ers could choose to remain in the years in the Army and was in one kidnap, assault. A6 “The so-called forgotten war is Ceremony. country of their captivity or cross of the  rst groups to land in Ko- not forgotten in the city of Lynn,” “In 1953 I was 18 years old,” the bridge to their home country, rea. In Sports said Mayor Judith Flanagan Ken- said Martin McDonough, a Ma- but could not change their mind. “I did my job,” he said. Wyoma nedy. rine Corps veteran. “I was captain McDonough is humble when it He added that the ceremony walks off with win Veterans who served in the Ko- of the Lynn Vocational football comes to talking about his experi- in City Series. B1 rean War and other con icts re- team. Before the year was over, I ence, but takes it upon himself to VETERANS, A7

OBITUARIES ...... A2 LOOK! ...... A8 DIVERSIONS ...... B5 HIGH 80 VOL. 138, ISSUE 201 OPINION ...... A4 SPORTS ...... B1-3 CLASSIFIED ...... B6-7 LOW 67 POLICE/FIRE ...... A6 COMICS ...... B4 REAL ESTATE ...... B8 PAGE A8 ONE DOLLAR A2 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 OBITUARIES Lyndon W. Ellis Jr., 86 Texting suicide suspect seeks

SWAMPSCOTT — Lyndon suppression of statements Webster “Lyn” Ellis Jr., age 86, of Swampscott, died on TAUNTON (AP) — A Wednesday, July 27, 2016, at woman who sent her boy- his home, surrounded by his friend text messages en- family, after a lengthy illness. couraging him to kill him- He was the husband of Jean self asked a judge Friday Ethel (Morey) Ellis, with whom to keep statements she he shared 35 years of mar- about the old days. made to police out of her riage. In addition to his wife, he is involuntary manslaughter Born and raised in Swamp- survived by three sons, Lyndon trial. scott, he was the son of the W. Ellis III and his wife Lori and The request was among late Lyndon W. and Ethel M. their children, of Cypress, Tex- almost two dozen motions (Shirley) Ellis. Lyn graduated as, Brian M. Ellis and his chil- filed by lawyers for Michelle dren, of Mayfield, N.Y., Scott from Swampscott High School Carter, 19, in Taunton Ju- R. Ellis of Friendwood, Texas; and then from the Massachu- venile Court, The Boston a step son, William F. Hetting- setts School of Art in 1957. Globe reported. He had lived in Northville and er III and his wife Megan and their child, of Marblehead; a The Plainville woman is Hope, N.Y., prior to returning to charged in the 2014 death Swampscott. step daughter, Mary E. Brown and her husband Daniel and of 18-year-old Conrad Roy He was a Korean War vet- III, of Mattapoisett. eran serving in Japan, Texas, their children, of Perth, N.Y.; At a hearing, the judge Illinois and Florida in the U.S. his seven grandchildren, five did not rule on the mo- Air Force. and one half great grandchil- Lyn was an art teacher for dren, two nieces and his “em- tions but said the trial 29 years at Northville Central braced” daughter Beth Marrie could start in December. School in New York. He was a and her children, of Swamp- He plans to hear the mo- member of the New York State scott. He was also the brother tion to suppress Carter’s Teacher’s Union, the Marmon of the late Stanley Budd Ellis. interview on Oct. 14. Automobile Club of America, Service information: His Roy’s body was found in the Northshore Old Car Club, funeral service will be held his pickup in Fairhaven the Toy Train Collectors Asso- on Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2016 at on July 13, 2014. He died ciation and the North Shore 2 p.m. in the SOLIMINE Fu- of carbon monoxide poi- soning and police found a Music Theatre. His life pas- neral Home, 67 Ocean St. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS sions were spending days with (Route 1A), Lynn. Relatives gasoline-operated water his beloved wife and his old and friends are respect- pump in the back seat. Michelle Carter, center, is shown at the Bristol County Juvenile Court girl (1929 Marmon Roosevelt fully invited. Visitation will Prosecutors say Carter in Taunton Friday. Lawyers for Carter, charged with involuntary man- Automobile). He also enjoyed precede the service from and Roy communicated as slaughter for sending her boyfriend text messages encouraging him to collecting and refurbishing toy 12-2 p.m. Donations in his he sat in the truck. take his own life, have asked a judge to suppress statements she made trains, building model planes memory may be made to “I thought you want- to police. and putting on live theatre the Masonic Lodge, Philan- ed to do this. The time is productions. He loved spend- thropic Lodge, 62 Pleasant right and you’re ready, you speech and that Roy was that a grand jury had Carter was 17 at the ing time with his family and St., Marblehead, MA 01945. just need to do it!” Carter depressed and had previ- probable cause to indict time, but is charged as a Directions and guestbook at wrote in one message. ously tried to take his own Carter based on evidence friends (especially his wonder- youthful offender, making ful neighbors) telling stories www.solimine.com. Carter’s lawyer, Joseph life. suggesting she engaged in Cataldo, has said that the The state’s highest court a “systematic campaign of her subject to adult sen- texts are protected free ruled earlier this month coercion.” tences.

Lena Barr, 93 Healey battling on guns, global warming By Steve LeBlanc were “constitutional, law- NEWBURYPORT — Lena great great grandchildren, her ASSOCIATED PRESS ful, and consistent with the duties and responsi- (O’Brien) Barr, age 93, passed legacy and story will continue BOSTON — Midway away peacefully, surrounded through them. Some of our bilities of her office.” through her second year Healey said the new rule by family on July 23, 2016 fondest memories include our in office, Attorney General in Newburyport. Lena was trips to the beach, sharing her won’t be enforced against Maura Healey finds her- gun owners who bought or the widow of John Barr Jr., love of sports, whether it was self fighting two very dif- who passed away on Jan. 24, watching members of her clan sold the weapons prior to ferent battles on two very the notice being sent out. 1993, after sharing 52 years play or watching a Red Sox or different fronts — one in of marriage. Patriots game. She was truly a The second clash for the state’s gun shops and a Healey came over a very She was born in Lynn on Jan. New England sports fan, even second in the halls of Con- 25, 1923. She was the daugh- if it meant watching the Pats different threat: global gress. warming. ter of the late Ann (Carbone) play in Miami. The clan was Both battles are helping (O’Brien) Baptisto and James at her mercy when it came This past week, Healey cement her reputation as and her counterpart in O’Brien and step-daughter to to bowling (one of her many a top Democrat law en- John Baptisto. pleasures), beating us even New York — fellow Dem- forcement office willing Lena was predeceased by into her 80s. She loved all ocratic Attorney General to use the levers of pow- her daughter Jacqueline (Barr) types of music and enjoyed FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Eric Schneiderman — er in her office to battle Collins, her son-in-law Drew a good sing-a-long. From refused to comply with what she sees as potential Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey congressional subpoenas Falconer, two granddaughters, mittensIN to MEMORIAM prom gowns, from speaks during a news conference at the federal one grandson, two brothers schoolAUGUSTUS uniforms A. "GUS"and clothesGATTI threats — near and long- seeking records about 2015 ~ JULY 31 ~ 2016 term — to the safety of courthouse in Boston. their investigations into and a sister. Lena was the to FIRSTHalloween YEAR REMEMBERENCEcostumes, we matriarch of this clan and all remember the love she put Bay State residents. whether Exxon Mobil mis- along with John was devoted into every stitch. These mem- Along the way she’s in- forcement followed the who simply want to follow led investors about man- to raising nine children. She ories and much, much more curred the wrath of critics mass shooting at a gay the rules and for the thou- made climate change. was loved by many and will are the fabric that holds and who charge her with over- nightclub in Orlando, Fla., sands of gun owners who The refusal was part be missed by the legacy of will continue to hold this clan stepping her authority. last month that claimed were told they were follow- of an escalating political family, that were most import- together. The latest kerfuffle blew the lives of 49 patrons. ing the rules for 18 years.” fight with the Republican ant to her; her children, John Service information: Fam- up earlier this month af- Almost immediately, gun Healey’s office pushed chairman of the House Barr III and his wife Sharon of ily and friends are kindly in- ter Healey announced a rights advocates began back, saying the com- Science Committee, Rep. Springfield, Michael Barr and vited to attend her funeral crackdown on what she pushing back. Hundreds ments from Baker and Lamar Smith of Texas. his wife Kimberly of Fremont, service on Saturday, Aug. described as copycat weap- turned out for a rally in Baker’s Secretary of Pub- Smith is seeking records N.H., Sandra Faulconer of 6, 2016 at 10:30 a.m. at ons that violate the state’s front of the Statehouse lic Safety Dan Bennett from Healey and Schnei- Zephyrhills, Fla., Pamela Cinel- Holy Family Parish, School 1998 assault weapons ban. waiving “Don’t Tread on mirror statements by the derman along with nine li of Revere, Ruthanne Cullinan Street, Amesbury, MA Healey sent an enforce- Me” flags. Dozens of Mas- gun lobby and that since environmental, scientific Barr and her husband Michael 01913, followed by a lun- ment notice to gun sellers sachusetts lawmakers also the enforcement notice and philanthropic organi- of Milford, N.H., and Cold cheon at Holy Family Par- and manufacturers clar- wrote to Healey saying she was sent, the state has a zations. Pa, It's hard to believe a year has ifying what constitutes took action unilaterally seen “a dramatic decline In a similar letter sent Spring, N.Y., Christine Zuker ishpassed Hall. since Interment you left andwill wentbe and her husband Richard of privateaway. Guess at the it's Rowleybecause IBurial think of a “copy” or “duplicate” and with little notice for in assault weapon sales.” Tuesday, Healey declined Newburyport, Joanne Barr Ground.you every single day. Every thought weapon, including copies gun dealers and owners. On Thursday, Healey’s to comply with the sub- I have for you puts a smile upon of the Colt AR-15 and the Then Republican Gov. most recent predecessors poena. Her chief counsel Leon and her husband Jose of myThe face. family I take requestsgreat pride infor Miami, Fla., Melanie Barr Gon- lieucalling of youflowers, my father. that You thosealways Kalashnikov AK-47. She Charlie Baker asked — former Democratic at- Richard Johnston wrote thier and her husband Ken of wholed wishby example. to remember Sel ess withoutLena said an estimated 10,000 Healey to clarify the en- torney generals Martha that it’s “an unconstitu- fear. On the day you left us, I lost copycat assault weapons forcement notice, warning Coakley, Thomas Reilly, tional and unwarranted Amesbury. She also leaves her maymy bestdo friendso through and, my heartone wasof son-in-law, Edward Collins of thefull followingof pain. I felt charities my life was beover- were sold in Massachu- that “ambiguities in your Scott Harshbarger, James interference with a legiti- Glens Falls, N.Y. lowand orwould a charitynever be ofthe theirsame. setts last year. notice require clarification Shannon and Francis Bel- mate ongoing state inves- Known and loved as Nana choice.Then I rememberedAmerican allDiabetes, you taught Healey’s stepped-up en- for responsible gun owners lotti — said her actions tigation.” me to make me the man I am. I to her 22 grandchildren, 27 Americanwill follow inCancer your footsteps Society, and great grandchildren and 12 Multiplemake this Sclerosis.world a better place. My hero. Country’s newest tall ship set to train students Love, your forever grateful son, Ronny By Jennifer best sailor in the world, McDermott but they’ll take with them IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM ASSOCIATED PRESS the skills that they learn AUGUSTUS A. "GUS" GATTI FREDRICK H. CALEF 1929 - July 30 - 1986 that will stay with them 2015 ~ JULY 31 ~ 2016 PROVIDENCE, R.I. — FIRST YEAR REMEMBERENCE 30 YEAR ANNIVERSARY for life,” she said. Resembling an American The 200-foot-tall ship naval vessel of the early was built of steel at a cost 1800s, the country’s new- of $16 million. Named after est tall ship is set to sail Commodore Oliver Hazard with its first students in an education-at-sea pro- Perry, the War of 1812 hero gram also aimed at per- and a Rhode Island native, sonal growth. the vessel took about eight The Rhode Island-based years to build. Perry, who SSV Oliver Hazard Perry captured a British fleet recently earned its Coast during the Battle of Lake Guard certification, and Erie, is remembered for high school-age students his command: “Don’t Give Up the Ship.” Dad, are to board the vessel in Remembering you is easy. Boston on Sunday for a PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Based at Fort Adams Pa, It's hard to believe a year has I do it everyday. Portsmouth, New Hamp- State Park, the ship is passed since you left and went Missing you is the heartache The SSV Oliver Hazard Perry sails beside the Rhode Island’s official away. Guess it's because I think of That never goes away. shire, tall ships festival. yacht American Eagle, right, and a group of jet you every single day. Every thought Until we meet again. A second group will travel sailing education vessel skiers in Rhode Island’s Narragansett bay. I have for you puts a smile upon Lovingly remembered from Portsmouth to New- and designated a goodwill my face. I take great pride for and sadly missed, ambassador for the state. calling you my father. You always daughter Diane port later in August. led by example. Sel ess without Owned and operated by dents on board sailing,” aboard the vessel for stu- Wurzbacher said the fear. On the day you left us, I lost the nonprofit OHPRI, the said Jessica Wurzbach- dents of all ages from nonprofit wanted Rhode my best friend and, my heart was er, the group’s executive across the country. Not Island to have its own tall full of pain. I felt my life was over ship is the first of the larg- and would never be the same. est class of tall ships to be director. “A lot of hard only do they learn about ship because many stu- Then I remembered all you taught built in the United States work has gone into it. I sailing, but also team- dents never get the chance me to make me the man I am. I got a tear in my eye when work and communication, to experience the joys and will follow in your footsteps and in more than a century make this world a better place. and is the largest civilian I found out we passed Wurzbacher said. lessons of sailing. She My hero. sail training vessel. (Coast Guard approval).” “We’re not expecting expects about 1,000 stu- Love, your forever grateful son, “The goal since the proj- The nonprofit will of- every person to leave the dents will train each year Ronny ect started was to get stu- fer educational programs program and become the on board the ship. IN MEMORIAM FREDRICK H. CALEF 1929 - July 30 - 1986 30 YEAR ANNIVERSARY

Dad, Remembering you is easy. I do it everyday. Missing you is the heartache That never goes away. Until we meet again. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed, daughter Diane SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A3 HOW TO REACH US Tesla looking at cameras, radar in crash

By Tom Krisher Autopilot far outweigh ASSOCIATED PRESS any risks, the people said. Representatives of the 110 Munroe St. DETROIT — Tesla en- Palo Alto, California, com- P.O. Box 5 gineers told members of pany also told committee Lynn, MA 01903 a Senate committee they staffers that cross traffic Customer Service are looking into the role remains a challenge for au- Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. cameras and radar played tomated driving systems, Connecting in the fatal crash of a according to the person. All Departments: Model S using self-driv- A Tesla spokeswoman 781-593-7700 ing mode, according to confirmed that the meet- Ext. 2 two people familiar with ing took place and said in a a meeting held Thursday. Classified Advertising statement that the Florida [email protected] The engineers have two crash fell “within a unique main theories, the people Subscriptions set of circumstances for [email protected] said. Either the car’s camer- which the camera and ra- as and radar failed to spot Circulation dar were not able to pro- [email protected] a crossing tractor-trailer. Or vide the appropriate warn- the cameras didn’t see the Ext. 3 ing or braking support.” rig and the car’s computer In the briefing, Tesla Newsroom thought the radar signal PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS officials told staffers that [email protected] was false, possibly from an [email protected] This file photo provided by the National Transportation Safety Board radar sensors connected overpass or sign. to the automated braking Ext. 4 via the Florida Highway Patrol shows the Tesla Model S that was being Tesla officials disclosed driven by Joshua Brown, who was killed when the Tesla sedan crashed system may have spotted Sports these theories to U.S. Senate the tractor-trailer, but the [email protected] while in self-driving mode on May 7, 2016. Commerce Committee staff Model S computer may Ext. 5 members during an hour- be designed to “tune out” Ohio, was killed when the Brown, 40, a tech com- angle, shearing off the se- Retail and Online long meeting, said the peo- overhead structures, such Advertising ple, who didn’t want to be sedan hit the side of a trac- pany owner, was using the dan’s roof before it emerged as bridges and highway [email protected] identified because the meet- tor-trailer while traveling car’s automatic emergency on the other side of the trail- signs, “to avoid the trig- ADVERTISING ing was private. The meet- nine mph above the speed braking and lane-keep- er, according to the report. gering of false braking limit on a highway near ing features at the time, The truck was making a left Ernie Carpenter, Jr. ing came at the request of events,” the person said. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1355 Committee Chairman Sen. Gainesville, Florida, federal a report from the Nation- turn on a highway that al- Tesla has said previously [email protected] John Thune, R-S.D., whose accident investigators have al Transportation Safety lows cross traffic. that Autopilot was unable Bob Gunther committee oversees trans- said. The National High- Board said. Those features Tesla is still working to to distinguish the white Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1217 portation and could hold a way Traffic Safety Admin- are part of the vehicle’s pinpoint what system fail- side of the truck from the [email protected] hearing on self-driving tech- istration, which is investi- Autopilot system. ures caused the crash and brightly lit sky and there Ralph Mitchell nology at a later date. gating the May 7 crash, has The Tesla struck the un- still believes the safety was no attempt to brake Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1332 [email protected] The driver of the Model S, said that the car’s Autopilot derside of the truck’s 53-foot benefits of semi-autono- by either the self-driving Joshua Brown of Canton, system was engaged. semitrailer at a 90-degree mous driving systems like system or Brown. Philip Ouellette Vice President / Sales, ext. 1257 [email protected] Cassie Vitali No criminal charges Advertising Sales Rep., ext. 1280 [email protected] Patricia Whalen in probe of Curt Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1310 [email protected] Schilling’s 38 Studios BUSINESS OFFICE Beth Bresnahan By Michelle R. Smith executives “didn’t do any- Chief Executive Officer, ext. 1253 ASSOCIATED PRESS [email protected] thing wrong but fail at business.” Susan J. Conti SCITUATE, R.I. — An Authorities didn’t ask Controller, ext. 1288 investigation into former [email protected] for an indictment from a Boston Red Sox pitcher grand jury, which ended Ted Grant Curt Schilling’s failed video Publisher, ext. 1234 its term in July 2015. [email protected] game company, 38 Studios, The former ballplay- has resulted in no criminal er’s company relocated to Marian Kinney violations, authorities an- ext. 1212 Rhode Island from Mas- nounced Friday. [email protected] sachusetts in 2010 in ex- The yearslong investi- Will Kraft change for a $75 million PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS gation found “no provable Vice President / Finance state loan guarantee. It ext. 1296 criminal violations” of Skydiver Luke Aikins signals to his pilot as he prepares to jump from a later went bankrupt, leav- [email protected] state law, state police Col. helicopter in Simi Valley, Calif. ing taxpayers on the hook. Jennifer Perez Steven G. O’Donnell and Schilling, who also ext. 1205 Attorney General Peter [email protected] played for the Baltimore Kilmartin said. Nearly CIRCULATION He’s a skydiver working with 150 people were inter- Orioles, the Houston As- Lisa Mahmoud viewed, and thousands of tros, the Philadelphia Manager, ext. 1239 documents were reviewed. Phillies and the Arizo- [email protected] a net — but no parachute The investigation isn’t na Diamondbacks before CLASSIFIED closed, though. O’Don- ending his career with Abbe Young Smith By John Rogers reality TV stunt floated ple lives with a 4-year-old nell and Kilmartin said Boston in 2007, has said 38 Studios fully disclosed Manager, ext. 1276 ASSOCIATED PRESS the idea by him a couple son, Logan, in Washing- that if more evidence is [email protected] years ago. ton, where Aikins’ family brought forward they its financial condition to Kerry Smith SIMI VALLEY, Calif. — “I said, ‘You won’t be- owns Skydive Kapowsin will look at it. the state. Advertising Sales Rep, ext. 1325 He’s made 18,000 para- Democratic Gov. Gina [email protected] lieve these guys,’” the affa- near Tacoma. O’Donnell said a bad chute jumps, helped train ble skydiver recalls with a Over the years Aikins deal doesn’t always equate Raimondo has no plans to CUSTOMER SERVICE some of the world’s most robust laugh. “’They want has taught skydiving, to an indictment, though call for an additional in- Sophia Tizol elite skydivers, done some me to jump out without a taught others to teach he added that the way the vestigation and continues ext. 1300 of the stunts for “Ironman parachute.’ She said, ‘Oh, skydiving, even participat- legislation to finance the to support all efforts to [email protected] 3.” But the plunge Luke with a wingsuit.’ I said, ed in world-record stack- deal was pushed through recover as much taxpay- er money as possible, a NEWSROOM Aikins knows he’ll be re- ‘No, they want me to do it ing events, those exercis- was not transparent. He membered for is the one with nothing.’ We both had es where skydivers line said those involved in the spokeswoman said. Bill Brotherton The state’s economic Features Editor ext. 1338 he’s making without a a good laugh about that.” up atop one another as deal didn’t do their due [email protected] parachute. Or a wingsuit. But in the weeks that they fly their open chutes diligence, partly because development agency sued Schilling and others who Gayla Cawley Or anything, really, oth- followed he couldn’t shake across the sky. of Schilling’s celebrity sta- Reporter, ext. 1236 er than the clothes he’ll be one persistent thought: He tells of having his tus and the state’s poor aided the deal to try to re- [email protected] wearing when he jumps Could anybody actually chute tangle with others economy. coup the money. The U.S. Dillon Durst out of an airplane at do this and live to tell the on a couple of those efforts WPRI-TV asked Schil- Securities and Exchange Digital Content Director, ext. 1211 25,000 feet this weekend, tale? and having to come down ling for his reaction to Commission also sued, al- [email protected] attempting to become the Because if anyone could, under his reserve para- the announcement no leging that investors were Thomas Grillo first person to land safely Aikins wanted to be that chute. In all, he’s used his provable criminal viola- defrauded. The SEC has Weekly/City Editor, ext. 1264 tions had been found. He not asked Kilmartin’s of- [email protected] on the ground in a net. guy. reserve 30 times, not a bad The Fox network will After all, the 42-year-old number for 18,000 jumps. replied on Twitter he was fice for any documents. Spenser Hasak “disgusted” that author- The U.S. attorney’s of- Copy Editor, ext. 1278 broadcast the two-minute daredevil has practically This time, though, he [email protected] jump live at 8 p.m. EDT lived his life in the sky. won’t have any parachute. ities investigating the fice and the FBI ended failed deal with his video their investigation after Thor Jourgensen (5 p.m. PDT) Saturday as He made his first tandem “If I wasn’t nervous I News Editor, ext. 1267 part of an hour-long TV jump when he was 12, fol- would be stupid,” the com- game company were sent determining there were [email protected] special called “Heaven lowing with his first solo pact, muscular athlete on a “witch hunt.” He told no violations of federal Steve Krause Sent.” leap four years later. He’s says with a grin as he sits WPRO-AM that company criminal laws. Sports Editor, ext. 1229 And, no, you don’t have been racking them up under a canopy near Sat- [email protected] to tell Aikins it sounds at about 800 a year ever urday’s drop zone. Katie Morrison crazy. He knows that. since. “We’re talking about Sports Reporter [email protected] He said as much to his He took his wife, Moni- jumping without a para- wife after a couple Holly- ca, on her first jump when chute, and I take that very Owen O’Rourke Photographer, ext. 1224 wood guys looking to cre- they were dating and she’s seriously. It’s not a joke,” [email protected] ate the all-time-greatest up to 2,000 now. The cou- he adds. 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E M. G D  President and Publisher Edward L. Cahill B A. B Tectonic plates are on the move Chief Executive O cer John M. Gilberg T J   Edward M. Grant News Editor Gordon R. Hall If you watched this month’s ex- No longer is the Republican Party able old Republican Party is even W   J. K Monica Connell Healey traordinary party conventions care- a Reaganite legacy project, a conser- more dramatic. Only a quarter-cen- Vice President, Finance J. Patrick Norton fully — the most enthralling polit- vative movement that first toppled tury ago, the GOP was the stage for P   G. O  ical fortnight since 1956, the last nearly five decades of liberal ascen- a struggle between party regulars Vice President, Sales Michael H. Shanahan, Chairman time the Republicans and Demo- dancy and then remade the GOP P ”  — the elites of the day, whether in Horace N. Hastings, 1877-1904 crats held their sessions in consec- into a political force that explored, small-town Rotary and Kiwanis Charles H. Hastings and Wilmot R. Hastings, 1904-1922 utive weeks — you may have had a and then sought to apply, innovative clubs or at California’s Bohemian Charles H. Hastings, 1922-1940 rare glimpse of an unusual phenom- dimensions of conservative thought. Grove — and the religious conser- Ernest W. Lawson, 1940-1960 Charles H. Gamage and Peter Gamage, 1960-1982 enon: the shifting of the tectonic No longer is the Democratic Party vatives whose quiet dedication and Peter Gamage, 1982-1991 plates of American politics. a vanguard of soft liberalism that spiritual fervor threatened to take Peter H. Gamage, 1991-1996 The remarkable thing about this tried to reconcile its New Deal her- over the party. Only a few years ago, Brian C. ¢ayer, 1996-1999 Bernard W. Frazier Jr., 1999-2005 movement, occurring in plain sight itage with Wall Street values. To- it was the stage for a different strug- Peter H. Gamage, 2005-2014 rather than under the crust, is that day, the Republicans have at least a gle, between those same elitists, now it was set in motion not by Barack plausible claim of being the blue-col- regarded as political mastodons, John S. Moran, Executive Editor, 1975-1990 Obama, who made history by becom- lar party, and the Democrats, apart and a new breed of conservatism ing the first black president, nor by from their fast-fading organized-la- advancing into uncharted waters on Hillary Rodham Clinton, who hopes bor rump, are vulnerable to the la- the right. to become the first female president bel they once applied to their GOP Now all that is gone. There was — precedent-setters, to be sure, but rivals: the repository of elitist out- hardly a groan from religious con- not forces who will be credited in looks. servatives in Cleveland; the con- history with altering the rocky inner All this was on display this week, servatives were in retreat; and the layer of our public life. Instead, the especially the eclipse of the Bill old elitists were elsewhere, at the EDITORIAL overheated forces that are remaking Clinton centrism that was so intox- shore or at the club, nursing a bit- American politics are a 73-year-old icating in the 1990s and is so irrele- ter cocktail of despair and remorse, activist with the accent of a Catskills vant in the second decade of the 21st humming romantic torch songs of vaudevillian and roots in democratic century. days long gone. The GOP, under Mr. socialism and a 70-year-old tycoon The nomination of his wife was Trump a revolutionary party, has Clinton’s bet best known until now for flamboyant almost certainly the last breath of gone from one “Les Miserables” bal- real-estate deals, gaudy casinos and Clintonism, and even her version of lad (“Drink with me to days gone by,/ One hundred and two days from now, Americans a reality TV show. the creed stands in repudiation of To the life that used to be”) to anoth- will go to the polls to choose between two candidates Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont his on trade, crime and immigration. er, in a vastly different key (“Do you who would have been inconceivable for almost all and Manhattan businessman Don- Mr. Clinton showed Tuesday night hear the people sing?/Singing a song of the nation’s history, Democrat Hillary Clinton ald J. Trump have reset the gyro- he still has the capacity to make the of angry men?”). and Republican Donald Trump. The reason Clinton scopes of both parties, altered the rafters ring, but it was impossible to As for the landscape that appears would have been inconceivable is a simple one: The mechanics of presidential politics, repress the notion that he was ap- as these plates shift ... former senator and secretary of state is a woman. transformed the identities of both pearing as yesterday’s champ, much The ideological discipline in our Why would Trump have been inconceivable? parties and, perhaps most conse- like Muhammad Ali in his later politics, which created a conserva- Where to begin? quently, ended three decades of days — a great fighter once, made tive party that called itself Repub- Start with his utter lack of experience in any po- mounting ideological rigidity in frail by age. lican, and a liberal party that called sition of public trust, civilian or military. It is com- American politics. It was Mr. Sanders who rendered itself Democratic, is endangered. pletely unprecedented for a major party presiden- Not since Franklin Delano Roo- the old Clintonism irrelevant. He The Democrats still lean left — only tial nominee. Add his praise for foreign dictators, sevelt reshaped the Democratic made student loans, global warming more so. But there is a new breath his idea to pay less than the full value of the nation’s Party in 1932 and Ronald Reagan and opposition to the Trans-Pacific and breadth in the GOP, now a mod- debts and his willingness to renege on our bedrock changed the character of the Repub- Partnership centerpieces of Demo- ern analogue of the old Democrats, military alliance, and you have a set of ideas with lican Party in 1980 has so dramatic cratic politics, and then he watched who were a balky but robust coali- no place in our history. He has proposed religious a shift occurred. The 32nd and 40th in wonder, and his youthful warriors tion of Southern conservatives and tests for immigrants and appeared to openly invite presidents set these transforma- watched in horror, as Ms. Clinton, Northern liberals. a foreign government to commit espionage with tions in motion over the course of a reluctantly and awkwardly, adopted Mr. Trump’s party now claims the purpose of influencing the presidential elec- half-century. Mr. Sanders and Mr. his positions. those Southern conservatives and tion. (Have no fear, though, he was being “sarcastic” Trump appeared to turn the trick in Today’s Democratic Party bears al- has married them not with urban about that last one.) less than two weeks’ time. most no resemblance to the one Mr. liberals who have a distinct North- Yet so powerful is the desire among the electorate In truth, the Sanders and Trump Clinton transformed in 1992 and, eastern tint, but with blue-collar for an outsider to break up the status quo that none changes were a year in the mak- indeed, in today’s light, which shines Midwestern voters, mostly but not of those things seem to matter. Trump came out of ing, but only this month — when disapprovingly on Wall Street and exclusively male, living in the shad- the Republican National Convention in Cleveland Mr. Trump effectively seized the the bond market that Mr. Clinton ows of abandoned manufacturing tied or ahead of Clinton in most polls, and even 160-year-old Republican Party and embraced and the trade deals that plants. Mr. Trump and Mr. Sanders assuming she sees an uptick in support after the forced it off its ideological moorings Mr. Clinton won, both Mr. Clinton have much in common. They both Democrats’ convention in Philadelphia, this race is and sentimental inclinations, and and the profile of his 1990s par- moved millions of Americans — and expected to remain close. Much can change in the when Mr. Sanders demonstrated ty have the musty look of antiques the tectonic plates of American pol- next three months, but you’ll find few Democrats to- that he may have lost the Democrat- — beloved artifacts, to be sure, but itics. day who still gleefully predict that this election will ic nomination, but won the heart of moldy reminders of faded glories be a Barry Goldwater-esque debacle for the Repub- a remodeled Democratic Party — and long-ago triumphs. David Shribman is a Pulitzer licans. Trump remains the undisputed master of was the breathtaking magnitude of The transformation that Mr. Prize-winning columnist. He is a exploiting a fragmented media landscape, and his this overhaul evident. Trump set in motion in the vener- Swampscott High graduate. contempt for the conventions of American electoral politics has proved an asset for a public convinced — with no small justification — that Washington is broken. Clinton has ardent supporters, but she is viewed unfavorably by a majority of voters. The same, of course, is true of Trump, but she fares far worse than he does on questions of honesty and trust- worthiness, the diligent efforts of fact-checkers to debunk his wild prevarications notwithstanding. The Democratic convention included various efforts to humanize her, including testimonials not just from her husband and daughter but also President Barack Obama and assorted ordinary people she has touched over the years. But her big speech on Thursday night included a concession on the lik- ability front. “The truth is, through all these years of public service, the ‘service’ part has always come easier to me than the ‘public’ part,” she said. “I get it that some people just don’t know what to make of me.” We’re not going to see a Nixon-with-Checkers attempt at rebranding over the next few months. Rather, Clinton is showing every sign of doubling down on the other attributes her surrogates as- cribed to her in Philadelphia: toughness, relent- lessness and resolve. Nobody was harder on Trump during the Democratic convention than she was. The Republican convention presented a decidedly dark, pessimistic, fearful image of the country, and the Democratic convention countered it with mes- sages of hope, optimism and love. If the person at the top of the Democrats’ ticket was Obama — “the man of hope,” in Clinton’s phrase — that might be the dynamic that defines this race. Instead, we can expect to see a fear campaign of a different kind from Clinton — fear not of immigrants or Muslims but of the consequences of handing control of the nation over to someone as mercurial and peevish as Trump. The most memorable part of her speech Thursday wasn’t her praise of the American spirit but her crystallization of doubts about her oppo- nent: “Ask yourself: Does Donald Trump have the temperament to be commander-in-chief? Donald Trump can’t even handle the rough-and-tumble of a presidential campaign. He loses his cool at the slightest provocation. … Imagine him in the Oval Office facing a real crisis. A man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weap- ons.” Clinton has never faced an opponent as willing to do or say anything as Trump, or one who has been so impervious to the normal laws of politics. Then again, Trump, who got a free ride from his rivals until it was too late during the primary campaign, has never experienced anything quite like the on- slaught he’s about to face from Clinton. The result is anyone’s guess, but one thing is abundantly clear: It’s about to get ugly. The above editorial appeared in The Baltimore Sun on Friday.

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By Ken Sweet The Dow Jones indus- expectations. strong results from tech- ASSOCIATED PRESS trial average closed down Exxon fell $1.25, or 1.4 nology companies including 24.11 points, or 0.1 per- percent, to $88.95. Chev- Apple, Facebook, Alphabet, NEW YORK — Stocks cent, to 18,432.24. ron climbed 69 cents, or Amazon and others. ended slightly higher on The Dow was held back 0.7 percent, to $102.48 af- Alphabet, the par- Friday, helped by bet- partly by a drop in the ter being down earlier in ent company of Google, ter-than-expected quar- oil giant Exxon Mobil. the day. jumped $25.50, or 3.3 per- terly results from Google’s The company reported its Broader market indi- cent, to $791.34. The com- parent Alphabet and re- smallest quarterly prof- cators ended higher. The pany reported earnings of tailer Amazon and a mod- it in 17 years, well below Standard & Poor’s 500 in- $8.42 a share, well above FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS est recovery in oil prices. what analysts were look- dex rose 3.54 points, or 0.2 the $8.04 that analysts However, the gains were ing for, due to the con- percent, to 2,173.60 and were looking for. Passers-by walk near the construction site of a held back by disappoint- tinuing weakness in oil the Nasdaq composite in- Amazon rose $6.20, or high-rise building in Boston. ing results from Exxon prices. Its major competi- creased 7.15 points, or 0.1 1 percent, to $758.81. Mobil as well as news tor, Chevron, fared slight- percent, to 5,162.13. The online retail giant out of the Bank of Japan, ly better. While earnings Wall Street is finishing reported a profit of $1.78 which did not announce as dropped sharply from a out its busiest week of per share, well above the US economy much stimulus as many year ago, Chevron’s re- corporate earnings, which $1.11 a share that ana- had hoped. sults still beat analysts’ was dominated by mostly lysts expected. may pick up Clinton kicks off swing state in spring tour vowing to create jobs By Martin the efforts by businesses to Crutsinger adjust their stockpiles to By Lisa Lerer our country needs change!” ASSOCIATED PRESS more closely match their ASSOCIATED PRESS The celebratory mood sales is probably ending of this week’s Democratic WASHINGTON — A and will be followed by in- PHILADELPHIA — national convention con- surprisingly lackluster creased restocking, which Kicking off her fall cam- tinued Friday as Clinton economy last quarter would deliver a boost to paign for the White House, smiled and waved as she served as a reminder of GDP in coming quarters. Hillary Clinton used her boarded her blue cam- how choppy the pace of “Businesses have over- first post-convention rally paign bus, wrapped with growth has been since the done the inventory reduc- Friday to stress the “stark the slogan “Stronger To- Great Recession ended tions, and that is likely choice” voters will face in gether.” She took the stage seven years ago. Business- to reverse in the third November between her at her first rally with her es pared their stockpiling quarter, which will help and Republican rival Don- husband, former presi- and investment through growth,” said Nariman ald Trump. dent Bill Clinton, and run- the spring. But consum- Behravesh, chief econo- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS “There’s no doubt in my ning mate Tim Kaine, the ers — the heart of the U.S. mist at IHS Global Insight. mind that every election Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clin- Virginia senator, standing economy — kept spending. Behravesh predicted is important in its own ton gestures while speaking at a campaign rally behind her. Most economists fore- that GDP will accelerate way, but I can’t think of at Temple University Friday in Philadelphia. “I stayed up really late see faster, if still modest, to an annual growth rate an election that was more last night. It was just hard growth the rest of this of around 2.5 percent in important in my lifetime,” sage was a striking remind- states where he can make to go to sleep,” she told sup- year. the second half of the year. the Democrat told thou- er of Clinton’s own vulner- headway with blue-collar porters gathered in a West The Commerce De- Even with that rebound, sands of supporters in abilities, as polls show that white men. That demo- Philadelphia arena, a short partment’s report Friday growth for the full year the first stop of a three- a majority of Americans graphic has eluded Clin- hop from the arena where showed that gross domes- would amount to a slug- day bus tour through the say they question her ton and was unlikely to be Clinton delivered her ac- tic product — the broad- gish 1.5 percent. It would Rust Belt battlegrounds honesty. Rather than ask swayed by a Democratic ceptance speech Thursday est gauge of the economy be the slowest pace since — grew just 1.2 percent of Pennsylvania and Ohio. Americans to trust her, convention that heavily night. “It was so exciting the recession ended. in the April-June quarter. “It’s not so much that she implored them to ral- celebrated racial and gen- but I have to tell you it was For 2015, revisions that That was far weaker than I’m on the ticket, it’s be- ly against Trump, who she der diversity. also kind of overwhelm- the government issued the forecasts of most an- cause of the stark choice cast as dangerous and un- “I am watching Crook- ing. I take deeply and with Friday showed that the alysts, who had expected that’s posed to Americans fit to lead the country. ed Hillary speak,” Trump great humility the respon- economy grew 2.6 percent, growth of twice that pace in this election,” she said. Trump is also targeting tweeted during Clinton’s sibility this campaign im- more than its previous es- in a bounce-back from a The anti-Trump mes- Ohio and Pennsylvania as remarks. “Same old stuff, poses on us.” timate of 2.4 percent. slump at the start of the Economists are counting year. on the consumer sector, Earlier this week, a which accounts for about Six more Michigan state workers statement from the Feder- 70 percent of economic al Reserve had led many activity, to remain solid economists to conclude in the second half of the charged in Flint water crisis that a strengthening econ- year, boosted by continued omy would lead the Fed to job gains. resume raising rates as ous conspiracy counts. For the April-June quar- By Mike soon as September. But Householder “Each attempted to bury ter, consumer spending after Friday’s tepid GDP and Jeff Karoub or cover up, downplay or did not disappoint: It grew report, many said a Sep- ASSOCIATED PRESS hide info that contradict- at a healthy annual rate tember rate hike was now ed their own narrative, of 4.2 percent, the fastest FLINT, Mich. — Six cur- probably off the table. their story ... (that) there’s increase in more than a rent or former state em- “The GDP data have year and more than twice nothing wrong with Flint ployees were charged Fri- significantly reduced the the first-quarter rate. water, it’s perfectly safe day with misconduct and chances of a near-term Last quarter’s overall to use. In essence, these other crimes in the Flint rate hike,” said Paul Ash- GDP growth of 1.2 percent individuals concealed the water crisis, bringing to worth, chief economist at followed an even weaker nine the number of public truth and they were crim- Capital Economics. Ash- pace of 0.8 percent in the officials facing prosecu- inally wrong to do so,” worth predicts only one first quarter. The fourth PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS tion over the lead contam- Schuette said at a news interest rate increase this quarter of 2015 was also ination that alarmed par- conference in the poor, Special Prosecutor Todd Flood answers re- year, in December. subpar, with GDP expand- ents across the country. predominantly black city porters’ questions after Attorney General Bill The biggest factor for the ing just 0.9 percent. Attorney General Bill of nearly 100,000 people Schuette announced six more state employees shortfall in GDP growth Trade was a slight posi- Schuette filed a total of 55 miles north of Detroit. are charged in connection to the Flint water last quarter was that tive in the second quarter: 18 new charges against Under the leadership of crisis, on Friday at University of Michigan-Flint businesses reduced their It added 0.2 percentage three employees from the a state-appointed emer- in downtown Flint. restocking by the most point to growth, which Department of Environ- gency manager, officials in since 2011. That pullback may signify that export mental Quality — Liane April 2014 began using the spite complaints from res- last month in a Detroit in stockpiling subtract- sales have stabilized after Shekter Smith, Adam Flint River as Flint’s wa- idents. courtroom so her lawyer ed 1.2 percentage points a slide resulting from glob- Rosenthal and Patrick ter supply. State officials Elevated levels of the could assert her constitu- from annualized growth al weakness and a strong Cook — and three from the did not require that the toxin were discovered in tional right against self-in- in the April-June quarter dollar, which makes U.S. Department of Health and river water be treated for children. Lead contami- crimination amid ongoing — more than economists goods costlier overseas. Human Services — Nancy corrosion, and lead from nation has been linked to investigations. She hadn’t had expected. It was the In the spring, the gov- Peeler, Corinne Miller and aging pipes and fixtures learning disabilities and yet been charged but was fifth straight quarter in ernment sector contract- Robert Scott. In addition leached into Flint homes other problems. reassigned after the water which weak inventory ed at an annual rate of to the misconduct in office and businesses. The city Shekter Smith, former crisis came to light and building has dampened 0.9 percent, led by weak- charges, there were willful remained on that water head of the state’s drink- her firing was announced the economy’s growth. ness in state and local neglect of duty and vari- supply for 18 months, de- ing water office, appeared in February. But most analysts say spending. Trump’s Russia ideas alarming allies, many in US By Nancy Benac relations with Russia as Days earlier, he suggest- tractors that he can bilk,” ASSOCIATED PRESS secretary of state. And ed that he would decide said Chollet, who spoke past U.S. administrations whether to protect NATO out in favor of Clinton PHILADELPHIA — of both parties have quiet- allies against Russian ag- during her Democratic Donald Trump’s flurry ly complained that other gression based on wheth- primary campaign against of offhand remarks and NATO members should er they had “fulfilled their Sen. Bernie Sanders. abrupt zingers on Russia pay their share to the al- obligations” financially. But Steven Cohen, pro- praising Vladimir Putin, liance. And his offhand invita- fessor emeritus of Russian dismissing NATO have It’s really Trump’s way tion for Russia to help un- studies at Princeton and jolted the world, not to of expressing his views mention the U.S. presi- earth the deleted emails New York University, cred- dential campaign. that has shocked many from Clinton’s State De- its Trump for homing in on With Russia’s behavior foreign policy experts. partment years appeared issues that are ripe for dis- rattling nerves in the U.S. On Wednesday, Trump to violate a cardinal rule cussion. He said that while and abroad, the Republi- offered this vision for ros- against foreign meddling Trump talks “elliptically” can presidential nominee ier U.S.-Russian relations: in U.S. politics. and “just can’t wonk,” the is accused of cozying up “I would treat Vladimir PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Foreign policy experts of GOP nominee “in his own Putin firmly but there’s all stripes “are left slack- way seems to be advocat- to a “dictator.” Of threat- Republican presidential candidate Donald nothing that I can think of jawed” by Trump’s pro- ing detente,” which Cohen ening the very underpin- Trump speaks during a campaign rally Thurs- that I’d rather do than have nouncements, said Derek sees as an admirable goal. nings of America’s rela- day in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. tionship with Europe. And Russia friendly as opposed Chollet, a senior adviser Cohen said it’s time for to the way they are right at the German Marshall of naivete. Russian president for As for NATO, Trump critics to stop using “Mc- now so that we can go and Fund and former Penta- Carthyite” language to de- Yet for all that, Trump’s having “better leadership said the basic idea of the words are consistent with knock out ISIS together gon official in the Obama monize Trump and have a qualities” than President alliance was OK but that some long-held U.S. views, along with other people administration. serious discussion about many experts say. The and with other countries,” Barack Obama and indi- “it’s got to be modernized. “He looks at the world the issues he’s raising. idea of fostering U.S.-Rus- he said. “Wouldn’t it be nice cated he’d consider lifting And countries that we’re solely through the prism “It’s called a debate,” sian cooperation isn’t out- if we actually got along sanctions against Moscow protecting have to pay of business transactions, said Cohen. “You’re sup- landish after all, Hillary with people?” and recognizing Russia’s what they’re supposed to talking about allies as if posed to have them in a Clinton tried to “reset” Trump also praised the annexation of Crimea. be paying.” they’re Atlantic City con- presidential campaign.” A6 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 POLICE/FIRE

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After Corrections or clarifications will not lantic Avenue. nearby business, where be made without express notice of A report of sidewalk dam- will be held without bail who was driving a gray the victim again refused, pending a dangerousness Honda Civic, as she Portillo tried to steer her she reported the assault. change from the arresting police age at 1:32 p.m. Thursday on Washington Street. hearing, Suffolk County walked alone on Revere toward her car, prosecu- She was taken to Beth department. A report of a 911 misdial at District Attorney Daniel Street Monday night, po- tors said. Israel Deaconess Medical 2:48 p.m. Thursday on Cornell Conley said in a state- lice said. He allegedly strangled Center and treated for a ment. Portillo attempted to the victim and knocked LYNN Road. facial fracture and other Gerardo Portillo, 26, was lure her into his vehicle. her to the ground, where A report of a strange odor in injuries. Arrests building at 6:08 p.m. Thurs- arraigned in East Bos- She refused and walked to he attempted to remove day on Hawkes Street. ton court Friday on as- a Harvard Street parking her clothing. When the Portillo is scheduled to Lisa Caesar, 40, of 77 sault with intent to rape, lot when Portillo’s vehicle victim screamed, her at- appear in court Aug. 5. Green St., was arrested and A report of a disagreement charged with sexual conduct with a customer at 9:18 p.m. for a fee at 4:46 a.m. Friday. Thursday on Prospect Street. Nolberto Chilel-Santos, 2 San Diego police officers shot, 31, of 184 Chestnut St., was PEABODY arrested and charged with un- licensed operation of a motor Complaints vehicle, driving an unregistered 1 fatally, during late-night stop car, and inspection sticker vi- A report of an unwanted guest at 6:08 a.m. Thursday olation at 9:08 p.m. Thursday. By Elliot Spagat Olimpio Martinez, 57, of at 10 Elliot Place. and Julie Watson 17 Rockmere Gardens, was A report of a suspicious ASSOCIATED PRESS arrested and charged with motor vehicle at 8:46 a.m. operating a motor vehicle with Thursday on Myles Road. SAN DIEGO — One a suspended license at 8:28 A report of a medical emer- San Diego police offi- a.m. Friday. gency at 10:21 a.m. Thursday cer was killed and an- Richard Sylvester, 24, of on Elmood Circle. other was wounded in a 110 Appleton St., Lowell, was A report of a citizen assist shootout following a late- arrested on warrant charges at 11:07 a.m. Thursday at night stop to check out a of operating a motor vehicle 210N Andover St. person, authorities said with a suspended license, Friday. A suspect was disorderly conduct, and re- REVERE wounded and taken into sisting arrest at 8:56 p.m. custody shortly after the Thursday. Complaints gunfight and police hours later surrounded a home Accidents A report of a disturbance as they searched for man at 12:32 a.m. Thursday on described as a possible ac- A report of a motor vehicle Squire Road; at 2:03 a.m. complice. accident at 2:48 p.m. Thursday Thursday on Stowers Street; Officers broke windows, at 8 Broadway; at 3:55 p.m. at 5:26 a.m. Thursday on pounded on the roof and Thursday on Hanson Street; Shirley Avenue; at 9:28 a.m. shouted for the man they PHOTO | JOHN GASTALDO/THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE VIA AP at 4:49 p.m. Thursday at 120 Thursday on Bellingham Av- thought was there to Liberty St.; at 5:50 p.m. Thurs- enue; at 3:19 p.m. Thursday surrender but he wasn’t A San Diego Harbor Police officer helps to secure the scene near the day at 43 Wilfred St.; at 6:20 at City Hall on Broadway; at found there. corner of 39th Street and Boston Avenue in San Diego near where two p.m. Thursday at 98 Hamilton 4:55 p.m. Thursday on Shirley They then raced to an- San Diego Police officers were shot Thursday night. Ave.; at 6:48 p.m. Thursday at Avenue; at 10:11 p.m. Thurs- other house about two 101 Spring View Drive; at 8:31 day on No. Shore Road. blocks away, positioning ing bulletproof vests and the other officers arrived er possible suspects. A he- p.m. Thursday at 60 Boston A report of suspicious ac- an armored truck and body cameras, and quickly on scene, we’re talking licopter hovered over the St.; at 9:05 p.m. Thursday on tivity at 12:45 a.m. Thursday robots outside. But he called for assistance from very, very quickly, Seconds neighborhood. Franklin Street; at 9:57 p.m. on Beach Street; at 6:16 p.m. wasn’t there either and other officers, Zimmerman to a minute or so. Very About nine hours af- Thursday at 893 Western Ave.; on VFW Parkway; at 8:36 p.m. the manhunt was still on said. quickly.” ter the shootout, heavily at 10:38 p.m. Thursday at 51 Thursday on Shirley Avenue. Friday afternoon. Police initially said the The male suspect was armed police officers sur- Essex St. A report of vandalism at Police Chief Shelley shootout started following captured in a nearby ra- rounded a house about 3 a.m. Thursday on Revere Zimmerman identified the a traffic stop, but Zimmer- vine and was being treat- a half-mile away, one of Complaints Beach Parkway. dead officer as Jonathan man later clarified that ed Friday at a hospital. them using a bullhorn to DeGuzman, a 16-year vet- detectives were trying to Police did not identify him A report of an unwanted urge a man to surrender. A report of suspicious activity eran of the force who was determine whether it was but Zimmerman said he person at 9:55 a.m. on Beach Authorities also detonat- at 1:32 a.m. Thursday on Ma- married with two chil- a traffic stop or an attempt was in critical condition Street. ed several devices at the ple Street; at 2:39 p.m. at 19 A report of a larceny of a dren. He suffered multiple by the officers to check out with a gunshot wound. scene that made deafen- Willow St.; at 2:56 p.m. Thurs- bike at 1:15 p.m. Thursday on gunshot wounds. a pedestrian. Residents were ordered ing booms. day on Fays Avenue; at 3:25 School Street. Officer Wade Irwin, 32, “It happened extremely to stay in their homes p.m. Thursday at 18 Wolcott A report of harassment at underwent surgery after quickly, very quickly,” she throughout the night Zimmerman said a po- Road; at 11:53 p.m. Thursday 1:29 p.m. Thursday on Broad- being shot and was expect- said. “From the informa- as San Diego police and tential second suspect was at 20 Edgemere Road. way. ed to survive, Zimmerman tion that was put out that officers from other law holed up in the house and A report of a juvenile prob- A report of trespassing at said. His wife was at the a stop was being made to enforcement agencies that information she did lem at 1:32 a.m. Thursday on 2:41 p.m. Thursday on Ocean hospital during surgery. that the officers called for scoured ravines, yards, not describe led officers to Mall Street; at 7:29 a.m. Fri- Both officers were wear- emergency cover to when streets and alleys for oth- the home. day on Munroe Street. Avenue. A report of trespassing at A report of a stolen motor 8:30 a.m. Thursday at 186 vehicle plate at 3:40 p.m. Market St. Thursday on Florence Avenue. Police: Girl, 14, A report of an uninvited A report of a missing person guest at 11:45 a.m. Thursday at 5:28 p.m. Thursday on En- at 100 Willow St.; at 3:39 dicott Avenue. slits teen’s throat p.m. Thursday at 16 Flint St.; A report of harassing phone at 12:06 a.m. Friday at 73 calls at 5:52 p.m. Thursday O’Callaghan Way. on Jefferson Drive. in hope of first kill A report of larceny at 1:42 p.m. Thursday at 35 Washing- SAUGUS By Todd Richmond she was sleeping in her ton St.; at 3:51 p.m. Thursday ASSOCIATED PRESS bedroom when Bookey, at 94 Alley St.; at 4:44 p.m. Complaints dressed in black, appeared PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Thursday at 22 Lafayette Park; MADISON, Wis. — A in her room and put her People gather in Chicago’s Federal Plaza Wednes- at 11:38 p.m. Thursday at 40 A report of a disturbance at 14-year-old Wisconsin girl hands over her mouth. A day, July 13 to remember Sandra Bland. Park St. 4:07 a.m. Thursday at 2 Rice tried to kill her brother’s struggle ensued and Book- A report of threats at 3:01 St. girlfriend, slitting her ey punched her in the face p.m. Thursday on Ontario A report of a suspicious throat and telling her multiple times and broke Street; at 4:37 p.m. Thursday at motor vehicle at 8:01 a.m. during the attack that she two bowls over her head. Officer claims 71 Harwood St.; at 5:36 p.m. Thursday at 89 Holland St.; was a psychopath looking Bookey used one of the Thursday at 38 Hanover St. at 2:58 p.m. Thursday at 26 for her first kill, according bowl shards to cut her and he was threatened A report of a disturbance at Morton Ave.; at 8:01 p.m. to investigators. slit her throat, she said. 5:12 p.m. Thursday at 97 Light Thursday on Chestnut Street; Kali Jade Bookey of The victim said Bookey St.; at 5:14 p.m. Thursday at at 10:17 p.m. Thursday at New Richmond, a city asked her if she wanted in Sandra Bland case 7 Rantoul Ave.; at 5:26 p.m. 177 Forest St. of 8,400 people about 35 to die or bleed out, so she Thursday at 63 Whiting St.; A report of an unwanted miles east of Minneapolis, opted to bleed out, the By Nomaan Merchant top assistant said there at 8:33 p.m. Thursday at 44 party at 12:36 p.m. Thursday was charged as an adult complaint states. Bookey ASSOCIATED PRESS would be repercussions if State St.; at 8:53 p.m. Thurs- at 131 Walnut St. Thursday with attempted told the victim she had he spoke to a Bland fam- DALLAS — A police of- day at 7 Blakeley St.; at 10:17 A report of a 911 hang up first-degree intentionalbeen biking by her house ily attorney. Prosecutors p.m. Thursday at 106 Bay View at 1:37 p.m. Thursday at 180 homicide. She could face and noting the times when ficer in the small Texas have strongly denied Kel- Ave.; at 12:08 a.m. Friday at Main St.; at 7:47 a.m. Friday up to 40 years in prison, if she was alone, and she de- town where Sandra Bland, ley’s allegations. 81 North Common St.; at 1:51 on Central Street. she’s convicted. scribed herself as a crazy a black woman who lat- Bland was found dead a.m. Friday at 7 Haddington A report of shoplifting at She was being held with- psychopath looking for her er died in a jail cell, was three days after the traffic Place; at 1:53 a.m. Friday at 2:27 p.m. Thursday at 1277 out bail Friday in juvenile first kill, saying she proba- pulled over says the coun- stop in a county jail cell; 45 Arlington St.; at 2:16 a.m. Broadway; at 4:56 p.m. Thurs- custody pending a prelim- bly would kill again. Book- ty’s top prosecutors threat- authorities ruled it a sui- Friday at 39 Arthur St.; at 7:44 day at 770 Broadway. inary hearing Aug. 8. Her ey then told her to “have a ened to end his career cide. But her death galva- a.m. Friday at 112 Holling- A report of a cooler in the attorney, Barbara Miller, nice afterlife” and left the if he came forward with nized the national Black sworth St.; at 8:15 a.m. Friday highway at 3:16 p.m. Thursday didn’t immediately respond trailer. what he says is evidence of Lives Matter movement at 364 Lynnway. at 400 Lynn Fells Parkway. to an email or a voicemail According to investiga- wrongdoing, an accusation and others protesting re- A report of vandalism to a seeking comment. tors, Bookey initially stuck the prosecutors deny. cent police misconduct, all motor vehicle at 6:18 p.m. SWAMPSCOTT According to a criminal to her story about being ab- Among the things Prai- of whom said she was mis- Thursday at 15 Keene St. complaint, which the Eau ducted when investigators rie View officer Michael treated and shouldn’t have A report of a con/scam Complaints Claire Leader-Telegram questioned her. She later Kelley said this week that been arrested. Bland’s at 7:12 p.m. Thursday at 56 first reported about, Book- said she hated the girl be- he wanted to tell a grand mother, Geneva Reed- Lawton Ave. A report of dogs off leash ey called the St. Croix cause the girl made her jury: Bland appeared to Veal, appeared on stage at A report of gang activity at at 5:26 a.m. Wednesday on County Sheriff’s Depart- brother happier than she have marks on her fore- the Democratic National 11:15 p.m. Thursday at Essex Ocean Avenue. ment on Wednesday morn- could. She said she knew head after a confrontation Convention on Wednesday Circle. A report of a tree limb in the ing to report that two men the girlfriend’s mother left with state trooper Brian with other black women A report of a gunshot at road at 5:34 a.m. Wednesday in a green pickup truck had her alone three days in a Encinia, who pulled her whose children had died 2:56 a.m. Friday on Baker at 36 Aspen Road. tried to abduct her while row, the complaint states. over last July for alleged- in encounters with law Street. A report of a disturbance at she was riding her bike. Bookey said she left her ly failing to signal while enforcement. 4:15 p.m. Wednesday at 74 She told the men that house around 4 a.m. on changing a lane; Encinia Many of Bland’s support- LYNNFIELD Rockland St.; at 12:38 a.m. her brother’s girlfriend her bike and rode 11 miles was on the phone with a ers have long questioned Thursday at 430 Paradise was home alone and they to the girlfriend’s trailer, supervisor after arresting whether local authorities Complaints Road. should take her instead. investigators stated. She her because he didn’t know would fairly investigate A report of threats made Deputies responded to wanted to scare her so what charge she should the case. No one from the A report of debris in at 5:49 p.m. Wednesday at the girlfriend’s trailer and she and her mother would face; and the police report jail or the sheriff’s office the roadway at 4:50 p.m. 31 Maple Ave.; at 8:57 p.m. found her in a bedroom move away and her broth- Encinia ultimately sub- has been indicted, even Wednesday on Summer Wednesday at 171 Phillips bleeding profusely. The er would “come back to the mitted left out key details. though the county ac- Street. Ave. 15-year-old girl was taken family.” Bookey confirmed Kelley said he was nev- knowledged jailers did not A report of a dog locked in A report of suspicious activ- by ambulance to a hospital. many of the details of the er contacted by special properly monitor Bland or a motor vehicle at 5:38 p.m. ity at 8:40 p.m. Wednesday at There, she told investi- attack that investigators prosecutors handling screen her properly after Wednesday at 100 Market St. 331 Paradise Road. gators that Bookey had had learned from the girl- the case, and the Waller she mentioned she had a attacked her. She said friend. County district attorney’s history of mental illness. SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM A7 Group gets down and dirty to clean Lynn CLEAN three planters on Thurs- From A1 day, in addition to trash collection and sweeping. “We were tired of seeing Several members of the litter and tired of seeing group agreed that the people trashing it,” said targeted areas of beau- volunteer Teri Faulisi. tification are noticeably Cacici, owner of Nest cleaner, and they’ve been Forward, a Lynn-based getting compliments from real estate agency, said the residents. group wants to improve “It looks a lot more main- the look of Central Square. tained and clean,” Faulisi If all goes well, she said, said. “We love the positive efforts will be expanded to feedback.” other parts of the down- Lisa Nerich, DPW asso- ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE town. ciate commissioner, said Martin McDonough was one of five Korean War The project has received seasonal workers have veterans in attendance at Lynn City Hall Friday, $700 in donations from been assigned to cleaning where Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy pro- The Blue Ox Restaurant, the downtown. She said claimed the day as Korean War Veterans Day. Nest Forward, Stainless the department is always Communications and a looking for volunteers to handful of residents. help keep the city clean. Another important proj- “It’s a great program,” Lynn salutes ect goal is to help the Nerich said of the new downtown’s property val- project. “It’s great to see ues and demand for lofts people coming together to Korean War vets through the beautification clean the city … people process, Cacici said. She need to take more pride in said a clean neighborhood the city.” VETERANS for the many other Kore- increases home values and But Cacici, who works From A1 an War veterans living in attracts new businesses. from her Willow Street the area, to make it more “There’s lots of evidence home, insisted that she was nice but he was dis- accessible for them to at- showing that by beautify- hasn’t seen any seasonal appointed by the small tend next year, he said. ing public spaces, neigh- workers. number of Korean War “I never miss this cere- borhoods can displace “If they are here, I’d like veterans present. He said mony,” said Mitchell Ra- drug-related activity and to know where they are he counted about five. monas, a Purple Heart make streets less vulner- hiding,” she said. “Where “They try,” he said. “I recipient who served in able to crime,” she said. are they? I’ve never seen give them an A for effort.” the U.S. Army Air Corps Michael Sweeney, di- “People feel safer walking them.” ITEM PHOTO | OWEN O’ROURKE during World War II. “I around cleaner streets.” rector of the department, come to pay tribute to the So far, Cacici said volun- Dillon Durst can be Soraya Cacici moves dirt from the dirt pile read the names of Lynn veterans of the Korean teers have mulched most reached at durst@itemlive. near Lynn Arts to the custom-made flower box- heroes killed during the War.” of the tree pits in Cen- com. Thomas Grillo con- es in Central Square as part of her efforts to Korean War, which are On March 23, 1944, his tral Square and installed tributed to this report. beautify the area. also listed on a monument plane was shot down and outside the building. He he was held as a prisoner then led the three dozen of war in Germany for 14 attendees in a moment of months. silence in their memory. “I weighed 99 pounds “The number of people when I left,” he said. “I in this room is a testa- had lost 50 pounds.” ment to how the city of It wasn’t until June Lynn treats its veterans,” 1945 that he arrived in he said. “Those of you who New York and took a bus served in the Korean War back to Lynn by himself to deserve special recogni- finally see his family. tion. It was one of our “It took them six months most brutal wars. When to find out if I was dead or we talk about these sto- not,” Ramonas said. ries, we have to remember that not everyone came Bridget Turcotte can be home.” reached at bturcotte@item- Sweeney hopes to ar- live.com. Follow her on range for transportation Twitter @BridgetTurcotte. Mora happy to accept House call

MORA White House and hopes he From A1 can represent his home- town well. Mora and his wife, Ad- “I’m just a kid from West PHOTO | FORTY STEPS ela, recently purchased a Lynn and I wouldn’t be home in Alexandria, Va. here without the support Forty Steps Dance Troupe will perform dances from its newest show, Spirits, in Swampscott next They are the parents of a of my parents, Mr. Staf- week. daughter, Aleksa, 11, and ford, Coach (Matt) Durgin 4-year-old son, Eisen, who and the staff at the Boys was named after dad’s and Girls Club in Lynn,” Dance troupe to lift Spirits in Swampscott hero, five-star general he said. “They all kept me and president Dwight D. focused and off the streets, FORTY STEPS sion is to enhance the quality of ant part of life and culture. We are Eisenhower. Mora said and I am forever grateful From A1 life for residents by sponsoring and living in troubled times and need to the family is settling into to each of them. Mr. Staf- funding community activities. their new home and the ford played an integral celebrate and enjoy dance and art, The show is funded by a $600 “This is a family-friendly event future looks bright. part in my upbringing and grant provided by the Swampscott that will entertain people of all which are much-needed bright spots He said he is looking he always believed in me. Cultural Council. The council’s mis- ages,” she said. “Dance is an import- for everyone to enjoy.” forward to his time at the I love all of them a lot.” No tricks: A summer treat in Saugus Happy trail in Peabody TREAT From A1 TRAIL From A1 “We try to mix things up throughout the sum- second phase of a two- mer with different themed phase conservation proj- days,” she said. “They like ect in South Peabody. doing the parades. People The first phase conclud- will see them driving by ed with the opening of the and honk and wave. They Mayor Michael J. Bonfanti get excited about it.” Nature Trail and Conser- Kevin Kennedy, 6, vation Area at Sydney’s dressed as a Marine in Pond last November. blues. He said his costume The Spring Pond project was inspired by his older connects 300 acres of rec- brother Ty, who is serving reational outdoor space, in the Navy. Kennedy said said Jennifer Davis, Direc- he has worn the uniform tor of the Peabody Recre- once before. ation, Parks and Forestry “I got it for the real Hal- Department. loween,” he said. “I wanted The newly paved path to have the best costume.” begins at the water treat- Others, like Aidan An- ment facility on Coolidge drews, 11, were silly when Avenue and extends for making a costume choice. three-and-three-quarter Andrews wore what he miles round trip, said Da- PHOTO | PAULA MULLER calls his “chub suit.” The vis, passing by MacArthur PHOTO | BOB ROCHE baggy green jumpsuit has Princesses, fairies and goblins race around Park and ending at Sun- Noel Mallett gives his son Benjamin a ride at a small fan in the back to the fields behind the Belmonte Middle School set Drive. the Spring Pond Nature Trail. keep it inflated. during preparations for the Halloween Day “I’ve walked this since “I saw someone wearing parade on Friday in Saugus. Front to back are I was a kid,” said event lowed construction on the Trail will provide both it on a video and thought Jaelese Bellard, Alana Garrasi and Gianna Sac- attendee and Peabody Spring Pond trail to begin residents and visitors it was funny,” he said. co. The parade didn’t materialize due to rain resident Mary MacDon- in April. with an excellent opportu- Next week, the children but the kids didn’t seem to mind. ald, who added that the “I applaud the City of nity to explore nature and will celebrate Patriotic area used to be “kind of Peabody for their lead- to incorporate an active, Day by writing letters children have signed up, “I like the days I can sketchy” and that she was ership in ensuring that healthy lifestyle within to active members of the Cakounes said. wear my favorite cos- happy to see it cleaned up. residents of all ages have their daily routines.” military. The following Massimo Pagliocco, 9, tumes,” said Pagliocco, The project was financed access to outdoor educa- The trail opening was an Friday, they will arrive in wore a clone trooper hel- who has participated in through a $925,000 Gate- tional and recreational all-ages event, with lots style for Hollywood Day. met and carried a laser way City Parks Program opportunities,” said Ener- of families showing up to the program for three The cost to attend the sword. His helmet had grant administered by the gy and Environmental Af- walk and partake in the program is $100 per week, buttons that turned the years. “I like it here be- Massachusetts Executive fairs Secretary Matthew free ice cream provided by which includes all field mouthpiece into a voice cause we get to ride our Office of Energy and Envi- Beaton in a statement. Treadwell’s Ice Cream in trips. This summer, 120 changer. bikes and have fun.” ronmental Affairs that al- “The Spring Pond Nature MacArthur Park. A8 SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 LOOK! PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS

Taking a dive in Nahant Putting for a Special cause

The Peabody Police Department, along with McGruff the crime dog, were hon- PHOTO | BOB ROCHE ored to be a part of the Special Olympics Swampscott’s Jordan Cummings is about to be cooler than he looks as he dives into the wa- Law Enforcement torch run ceremony at ter off Tudor Wharf in Nahant. Bishop Fenwick last weekend.

Court order narrows Prince’s potential heirs to six

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Minnesota Getting their hands dirty judge overseeing Prince’s estate nar- rowed down the wide pool of potential heirs for the late superstar’s fortune on Friday, ruling out nearly 30 claimants while ordering genetic testing for six purported family members. Carver County Judge Kevin Ei- de’s order requires genetic testing for Prince’s sister, Tyka Nelson, plus three half-siblings: Sharon Nelson, Norrine Nelson and John Nelson. Ken Abdo, the attorney for the three half-siblings declined to comment. Tyka Nelson’s attorney did not immediately return a voicemail. Eide also ordered testing for Brianna Nelson, who has claimed to be Prince’s niece, and possible grand-niece Victoria Nelson. The pair has claimed Briana Nelson’s father was Prince’s half-broth- er. Their attorney, Andrew Stoltman, declined to comment. It’s unclear why the judge did not or- FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS der testing for Omar Baker or Alfred Prince performs during the half- Jackson, two men who were listed as time show of Super Bowl XLI at half-brothers in the original petition for the court to name a special adminis- Dolphin Stadium in Miami. trator to the estate. Jackson’s attorney, test has already ruled out a Colora- Chestnut Woods Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center activity direc- Justin Bruntjen, declined to comment. tor Jacquelyn Trainor, left, and patient Mary Kelley add fresh soil An attorney for Baker could not be im- do prison inmate who claimed to be mediately reached. Prince’s son. to an elevated, wheelchair-accessible planter at its Saugus facility Prince died April 21 of a drug over- Barring any others who could come for- this week. Patients, residents and staff have taken great pride in dose. The process of determining his ward claiming ties, Eide’s order drastical- planting tomatoes, green peppers, basil, cilantro and romaine and heirs and parceling out his estate has ly limits who may benefit from Prince’s iceberg lettuce, and seeing the gardens flourish this summer. fallen to the courts because he had no fortunes — an estimated $300 million or known children and left no will. A DNA more — or gain control of his legacy. Aniston essay inspires actresses to address sexist standards Building his brand: Rapper Nas ventures into filmmaking LOS ANGELES (AP) ing the conversations and opening it up, ATLANTA (AP) — Nas, one of music’s are derailed when they get caught in a — When one of Holly- objecting to it or seeing different points most revered lyricists and story tellers, drug dispute with a local queen pin. wood’s most objectified of view about it is really helpful.” is taking his talents into filmmaking. Nas found and placed songs for the women talks about tabloid “I applaud Jennifer,” said actress Alli- The rapper has traded performing film’s 14-song soundtrack, which fea- culture, people listen. But son Janney. “I hate that she had to do onstage to work behind-the-scenes as an tures Kanye West and Pusha T. It’s while actresses are cheer- it, but I think she just had enough.” executive producer on projects including the first soundtrack released under Nas’ ing Jennifer Aniston’s Aniston wrote in her Huffington Post Netflix’s “The Get Down” and IFC Films’ indie label, Mass Appeal Records. recent essay connecting essay earlier this month that constant “The Land,” which opens in New York “It gave us a little idea of what is cut Aniston the media’s obsession with tabloid speculation over whether she’s and Los Angeles on Friday. Nas said he’s out for us for future projects,” he said. her looks to the overall pregnant contributes to sexist cultural looking to make a mark in film like he “We got wings behind our back, so we’re objectification of women, standards that equate a woman’s worth has done in music. just flying with it. We’re looking to do most are resigned that reality will be slow with her appearance and maternal status. “I’m right on track of what I’m more in the future.” to catch up with the conversation. “We use celebrity ‘news’ to perpetuate supposed to be doing in my life,” the “Entrenched ways take a while to this dehumanizing view of females,” 42-year-old said in an interview this On “The Get Down,” Nas wrote all the change,” said Marisa Tomei, “but hav- Aniston wrote. week. “It’s been my dream to work in lyrics including poems and battle raps films. I share a love for films as much as that will appear in the 13-episode series, I feel it for music. This is my calling.” co-created by Baz Luhrmann. The “The Land,” which stars R&B singer show, which premieres Aug. 12, delves SEND US YOUR STUFF Erykah Badu, focuses on four teenagers into the birth of hip-hop in New York who have aspirations of becoming profes- in the 1970s and rap icon Grandmaster WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! TO CONTRIBUTE TO LOOK!, PLEASE EMAIL LOOK@ITEM- sional skateboarders and hopes to escape Flash is also an associate producer on LIVE.COM OR MAIL YOUR SUBMISSION TO THE ITEM, P.O. BOX 5, LYNN, MA 01903. the streets of Cleveland. But their plans the project. WEATHER LOTTERY

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By Mike Alongi at 5-5. One more walk FOR THE ITEM loaded the bases for Fra- her, who took a pitch right LYNN — Thanks to a in the hip to bring home three-run comeback in the the winning run. bottom of the sixth, the “It was an odd way to Wyoma Royals beat the end a game for sure, but Pine Hill Reds, 6-5, in the it was kind of a weird Lynn City Series loser’s game for us all around, bracket nal at Reinfuss so I think we’ll take it,” Field Friday night. said Fraher. “We’ve got The winning run came to give a lot of credit to home after Ryan Fraher Pine Hill as well, they re- was hit by a pitch with ally battled. It was such a the bases loaded, but the back and forth game and rally started with a bang both teams really hung in thanks to Tyler Wilson. there the whole way. What Leading off the inning a great game.” with his team down 5-3, Fraher nished the Wilson smashed a deep game with three RBI to home run over the right- lead the team, while Wil- eld fence to cut the de - son contributed two RBI. cit to one run. Marquese Avery got the “That was so huge, it re- win on the mound after ally got us going,” said Wy- pitching 1 1/3 innings of oma manager Jay Fraher. relief. Christian Moran “To start off an inning like got the start and pitched that and put us from down four innings. PHOTO | PAUL TODD/OUTSIDE IMAGES a couple runs to down only For Pine Hill, 10-year one, that was so big for Sailors get ready to start racing in the second day of Marblehead Race Week. The regatta old Juniel Guzman had us.” his best game of the tour- got off to a slow start due to light winds, but once it got going, it quickly picked up steam. After a hit batter and Story, Page B2. nament. In addition to a single, runners stood pitching 4 2/3 innings on rst and second with (with a no-hitter through no outs. Aiden George 3 2/3), Guzman cracked stepped into the box and a two-run homer in the ripped an RBI single to Now here is a real curse center eld to tie the game WYOMA, B2 Doug Grif n was “The Dude.” Jarvis Tatum never played an in- Yes. That was his nickname. ning in Boston. Ken Tatum’s story Back in 1971, my senior year in was Tony C’s in reverse. He beaned high school, you didn’t hear the Paul Blair of the Baltimore Orioles term “dude” too often. It was just in 1970 and was never the same coming into use as a familiar col- pitcher after that. loquialism that extended beyond The Dude was a better-than-av- its literal meaning of a city slicker erage second baseman who who looks terribly out of place on a couldn’t hit. But boy, could he farm. could turn the double play. The Dude was As Red Sox players go, he is a a quiet, almost bit-player in the history of one of morose kind the game’s signature franchises. of a guy who Other than his winning a Gold probably cursed Glove while with the Red Sox, he the day he came was known for two other things. here. That hap- The rst is that he was Carl pened when the Yastrzemski’s shing buddy. The California An- second is that he was beaned by STEVE Nolan Ryan. gels sent him, Do you notice a trend here? It’s KRAUSE relief pitcher almost as if the Red Sox tempted Ken Tatum and the Gods when they shipped local center elder Jarvis Tatum to Bos- kid Tony C out of town. They got ton in exchange for Swampscott’s a damaged pitcher in return. Ken Tony Conigliaro, whose eyesight Tatum was supposed to be the was really starting to deteriorate closer that they lacked. Instead, Doug Grif n was traded to the in the wake of his beaning in 1967; but later admitted he was afraid Red Sox in 1970 for, among Gerry Moses and Ron Jarvis (who- every time he threw the ball that PHOTO | BOB ROCHE others, Tony Conigliaro. ever he was). he’d kill someone. Let’s just say he Wyoma’s Brady Bullock, left, hugs walkoff hero “Dude,” as he was called, was The trade didn’t turn out well never panned out. later beaned by Nolan Ryan of for either side, except for Grif n. Ryan Fraher, center, following a win over Pine the California Angels. Tony C would retire within a year, KRAUSE, B2 Hill in the Lynn City Series at Reinfuss Field. Navs win, Champs reach .500 crowned in for rst time Lynn rec The North Shore Navigators reached .500 for the rst time this season after a 4-2 win hoops league over the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks. After starting the sea- By Harold Rivera son 1-12, the Navigators have ITEM STAFF since gone 23-12 en route to LYNN — The Lynn Parks and their 24-24 record. They are Rec summer basketball league be- currently in fourth place over- gan its season with 24 teams. Fri- all in the FCBL and are right day night, the league was down to in the thick of the playoff race. six squads battling for three cham- Cole O’Connor (Dartmouth) pionships at Marian Gardens. was solid during the game for The three winning teams were the Navigators. Despite allow- John Walsh in the elementary ing two runs, O’Connor struck school division, Gannon Building out ve batters and was cred- in the middle school division and ited with the win. Old Mill Realty in the high school The Navs got some help out of their bullpen as well. The division. three pitchers they used com- The elementary school game bined to throw three innings went down to the wire, as Lynn and did not allow a run or a Housing Authority held a six-point hit. Brian Burke (Curry Col- lead with ve minutes remaining. lege) struck out two batters, That’s when John Walsh mount- while Cam Lanzilli (UMass ed a comeback effort. A handful of Lowell) pitched the longest turnovers proved costly for Lynn at 1 1/3 innings. Quinn Di- Housing, and a late basket from Pasquale (Stevens Institute) Omri Merryman gave John Walsh was credited with the save. the win, 43-39. On offense, the Navigators Merryman nished the contest got all of their runs in the sixth with 20 points and earned the inning and the offensive explo- game’s MVP award for his efforts. sion helped to propel them to PHOTO | BOB ROCHE He said he was relieved to come up a win. Joey Pena (St. Thomas big after struggling in the games Aquinas) managed to start the Housing Authority’s Marquis Seals, center, soars between three Jay Walsh defenders leading up to the championship. during the Lynn Parks & Recreation summer basketball league elementary school NAVS, B2 nal at Marian Gardens on Friday. HOOPS, B2 B2 SPORTS THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 All’s well that ends well at Race Week MARBLEHEAD — Byrne, 17; Lilia Hutchins, even though the wind Light winds and a slow 15; and Eli Hammett, 13. came from the northeast, start didn’t stymie the ac- For the J-105 class, the it still paid to go offshore.” tion at the Helly Hansen largest boats in the regat- The final two classes — National Offshore One ta, the late start meant Laser and Laser Radial — Design (NOOD) Regatta time for only one race, but join the regatta today to at Marblehead Race Week the 14-boat fleet made it a complete the largest Race Friday. competitive one. Team Air Week fleet in years. When the wind finally Express of Beverly came This is the only of five picked up from the north- out in first and earned the national stops in this east, it was full steam honor of flying the Wilm- year’s series that includes ahead for all 120 crews in ington Trust (the primary dedicated races for Lasers, eight of 10 classes that are sponsor of the race) Lead- and this year the massive competing this weekend. er Spinnaker today. Laser fleet outnumbers Local team Shred edged The Etchells were also the normally dominant out the competition in the able to fit in a single race, Rhodes 19s for the first popular J-70 class, a high- and a Marblehead team time. ly competitive group that led the way. Destiny own- After the final races travels to every NOOD Re- er Tomas Hornos was sur- Sunday, regatta orga- gatta. Included is a boat of prised that the atypical nizers will determine five local teens who were northeastern wind didn’t an overall winner based selected as the first-ever affect his go-to strategy on the strongest finish junior crew at Marblehead for sailing in the bay. in the most competitive Race Week. “Typically, the sea breeze class. That team will be On the crew, which fin- comes from the south, usu- invited to compete in the PHOTO | PAUL TODD/OUTSIDE IMAGES ished 12th place out of of ally from the southeast,” 2016 Helly Hansen NOOD 28 teams, was Alan McK- Hornos said. “And when it Championship Regatta on One of the crews participating in Marblehead Race Week prepares for innon, 19, team coach; comes from the southeast, Oct. 23-28 in the British the day’s races Friday. Remi Hutchins, 19; Rowan you go left. Oddly enough, Virgin Islands. Wyoma to meet Lynn Shore in final Beanings a WYOMA From B1 common trend top of the third to give his team a 3-0 lead. “He’s only 10, and he’s been getting better and better every game,” said Pine in Sox history Hill coach Rich Avery. “And he certainly saved his best for last in this game with KRAUSE necine quarreling on the his performance.” From B1 Red Sox. Billy Conigliaro Junell Leon added the other two RBI popped off and blamed on a two-run homer to right-centerfield Sometimes curses just Yastrzemski and Reggie in the top of the sixth to give Pine Hill have to run their course. Smith for getting Tony a 5-3 lead. When Conigliaro died in traded. It was great the- “It was a great game, back and forth 1990, we had an obituary ater, but it couldn’t have the whole way,” said Avery. “But after for him prepared ahead done the clubhouse much playing four games in five days, it kills of time (relax, that’s done good. There was no such your pitching, and we ran out of pitching more often than you thing as “in house” in at the end there. But Wyoma is a great know). The lead, which 1971. hitting team and a well-coached team, was written by an old-time It’s a given that the ram- and we wish them luck going forward.” writer/editor named Jim ification of Conigliaro’s With the win, Wyoma lives to fight an- Tagalakis, said, “Tony Co- beaning helped kill the other day. The Royals will face off against nigliaro had tremendous momentum of the team’s the Lynn Shore Braves in the City Series PHOTO | BOB ROCHE talent. What he didn’t unexpected renaissance. final today (4) at Reinfuss Field. Lynn have was luck.” But this goes beyond base- Shore is still undefeated in the tourna- Pine Hill’s Juniel Guzman had his best game of the City They talk a lot about the ball. ment, meaning Wyoma needs two wins Series Friday, pitching 4 2/3 innings and hitting a two-run Curse of the Bambino, but Tony C. had such a trag- to knock off the Braves. home run against Wyoma. that was, as we all know, ic life, and was dead by the a manufactured phenom- age of 45. Blair died at the enon. It worked. Dan age of 69. Jarvis Tatum Shaughnessy of the Bos- never made it to 60. Ken Still hitting ton Globe turned the con- Tatum is still alive, but his cept into a book, and last career was ruined because Sunday, Shaughnessy was he hit Blair off the head. inducted into the writers’ And Griffin, the only wing of the Hall of Fame. player in that trade who But if you want a real made any impact at all, curse, let’s discuss Co- had his career cut short af- nigliaro. Even before he ter Ryan beaned him. The his career was irrepara- Red Sox had to trade for bly affected by his 1967 Denny Doyle in 1975 be- beaning, he was always cause Griffin just couldn’t breaking bones and pull- ing muscles. He lost parts play anymore. of two seasons due to in- As for Doyle? First, he juries sustained either he got himself thrown out by getting hit by pitches at the plate trying to score or running into outfield on what was essentially a walls. pop-up in Game 6 of the ‘75 series; and second, he PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS The man just couldn’t stay healthy. His beaning made a horrendous throw- Xander Bogaerts, right, who is currently second in the American League in hitting, knocked was the nadir of a career ing error on an attempted an RBI double in the third inning against the Los Angeles Angels Friday to tie the game at 2-2. that just seemed star- double play right before crossed from the get-go. Cincinnati’s Tony Perez Yet, he was a devastating knocked one into the next power hitter who would galaxy in Game 7. That have been in the Hall got the Reds, who were Lynn Parks & Rec hoops closes season of Fame along with Yas- trailing, 3-0, back into trzemski, his contempo- the game. But had Doyle HOOPS able,” Hogan said. “We’ve rary and, some have said, completed the relay, there From B1 had so many kids come his rival, had he played a would have been three through here. (The cham- full career. outs before Perez got a “It feels good that we pionship) is a big com- Tony’s beaning seems to chance to hit. And maybe won because I wasn’t do- munity event. It’s a free have set a lot of things in the Red Sox might have ing so good the last couple program in Lynn that all motion that would appear, hung on to win. games,” Merryman said. the kids take advantage on the surface, to be coin- As for Griffin, he was “So this feels good.” of and I think it’s great.” cidental. But were they? 69 — same age as Blair — Marquise Seals was the All players who partic- Misfortune just seem when he died earlier this top scorer for Lynn Hous- ipated in the champion- to follow the this trade week. I don’t know if I believe ing with 17 points. ship games were awarded around. Conigliaro had in curses all that much, In the middle school trophies, while the win- to retire halfway through the 1971 season, setting but if I did, I’d believe in game, Gannon Building ning teams were also giv- off one of the more mem- this one. The coincidences mounted a double-digit en championship t-shirts. orable incidents of inter- are downright spooky. lead in the first-half and Hogan said he hopes never looked back from the opportunity to play there. McGrath, a team in a championship game that went undefeated atmosphere will give the throughout the season, players a feeling that Pitching leads couldn’t find a way to they’ll never forget. stop the duo of Mason PHOTO | BOB ROCHE “It’s a great feeling be- Jean-Baptiste and Angel Jay Walsh’s Yael Vizcaino, center, drives be- cause we’re introducing Velez. Gannon took the tween two Housing Authority defenders. the way for win, 40-24. the players and people are cheering their names,” Jean-Baptiste was the The high-school cham- nicate on the court to get Hogan said. “They’re on leading scorer for Gannon pionship game featured the win. a big stage because it’s with 14 points. He said he two talented teams in Old “We were playing good Navs in win wanted to put forth a good Mill Realty and Colum- defense,” Solis said, “but kind of a big stage when performance in front of bia Insurance. With less we just had to talk more. the court is surrounded NAVS bring in two more runs af- by people and people are the fans who attended the than five minutes left in Throughout the game From B1 ter hitting a fly ball that game. the game, Old Mill Realty we just had to talk more. congratulating them.” was dropped in the out- “I knew there were go- went on a 10-0 run that Once we played good de- On Saturday, Lynn inning off with a double field. They crashed into ing to be a lot of people decided the game and fense, that’s when our of- Parks and Rec and Stop and advanced to third on each other and the runs watching,” Jean-Baptiste propelled them to a 71-62 fense came through.” the Violence: Lynn will a wild pitch. He would lat- came in, allowing the Nav- said, “so when I have a win. Shaiheem Mazil was the be hosting the Lynn Flag er come around to score on igators to take a 4-2 lead. good game it gives me Eric Solis was the lead- top scorer for Columbia Football Tournament an RBI groundout by Col- Pena went 2-4 with the more confidence.” ing scorer for Old Mill with 22 points. at Manning Field. The by Maiola (UMass Low- double, a triple and a run He added, “I just try to with 24 points while As the season comes to a Grammar School Divi- ell). Later in the inning scored. do my best all the time, Abraham Diaz contribut- close for Lynn Parks and sion is full, but there are Christian Cabrera (Bro- The Navigators will re- and I love this city so ed with 14. Rec, organizer Fred Ho- openings for roster spots ward CC) reached on an turn to Fraser Field on that’s why I play.” Solis, who was named gan spoke highly of what in the Middle and High error that scored Jordan Sunday when they play Ky’juan Anderson was the game’s MVP, said his the program has been School Divisions. The first Roper (Marist College). host to the Wachusett the leading scorer for Mc- team had to buckle down able to do for local youth. game of the tournament MacDaniel Singleton Dirt Dawgs. First pitch is Grath with 11 points. on defense and commu- “This has been unbeliev- is scheduled for 8 a.m. (Salem State) would later scheduled for 5:00 p.m. SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 THE DAILY ITEM SPORTS B3

TV/RADIO NORTH SHORE NAVIGATORS SCHEDULE FCBL STANDINGS SATURDAY SUNDAY (Not including last night’s games) Tonight TV TV Sunday Monday WEST at Pittsfield vs. Wachusett W L Pct. GB Streak L10 MLB MLB Suns (7) Dirt Dawgs (5) Off Worcester 31 16 .660 — 1L 5-5 Baltimore at Toronto, MLB St. Louis at Miami, TBS, 1:10 Bristol 21 25 .457 9½ 3L 5-5 Network, 1 p.m.; Washington p.m.; Boston at LA Angels, Torrington 18 27 .400 12 1W 5-5 at San Francisco, FS1, 4:05 NESN, 3:35 p.m.; Seattle at Wachusett 18 28 .391 12½ 2L 4-6 p.m.; St. Louis at Miami, Chi. Cubs, ESPN, 8:08 p.m. Pittsfield 17 28 .378 13 2L 3-7 EAST FS1, 7:10 p.m.; Boston at Olympic basketball Tuesday Wednesday W L Pct. GB Streak L10 LA Angels, NESN, 9:05 p.m. Women’s exhibition: US vs. at Brockton Rox vs. Martha’s Seacoast 32 15 .681 — 4W 8-2 Boxing Australia, NBA TV, 4 p.m. (6:35) Vineyard Nashua 29 17 .630 2½ 1W 6-4 Sharks Brockton 23 23 .500 8½ 5W 8-2 Santa Cruz vs. Frampton; Gar- Drag racing (7) Navigators 23 24 .489 9 4W 6-4 cia vs. Rojas, Showtime, 9 NHRA: Toyota Sonoma Nation- M Vineyard 19 28 .404 13 2L 2-8 p.m. als, Fox, 4 p.m. Golf CFL Women’s British Open, Golf, 9 Toronto at Ottawa, ESPN2, a.m.; PGA Championship, 7:30 p.m. TNT, 11 a.m.; Women’s Brit- ish Open, NBC, 11 a.m.; Golf PGA Championship, CBS, 2 Women’s British Open, Golf, 9 p.m. a.m.; PGA Tour: PGA Cham- Horse racing pionship, TNT, 11 a.m.; Women’s British Open, NBC, Saratoga, FS2, 4 p.m. 11 a.m.; PGA Tour: PGA Mixed martial arts Championship, CBS, 2 p.m. UFC 201 preliminaries, FS2, 8 Horse racing p.m. Saratoga, FS2, 4 p.m.; Has- Pro soccer kell Invitational, NBC, 5 p.m. Champions Cup: Celtic vs. Pro soccer Barcelona, ESPN, 1 p.m.; Champions Cup: Paris St. Ger- Champions Cup: Real man vs. Leicester City, Madrid vs. Chelsea, ESPN, 3 ESPN, 12 a.m.; MLS: Port- p.m.; Champions Cup: Inter- land at Sporting Kansas City, nazionale vs. Bayern Munich, Fox, 2 p.m.; MLS: Los Ange- ESPNews, 5 p.m.; Champi- les at Seattle, ESPN, 4 p.m.; ons Cup: Liverpool vs. AC MLS: New England at Orlan- Milan, ESPN2, 10 p.m. do City SC, CSN, 7:30 p.m. Tennis Tennis WTA: Rogers Cup, ESPN2, 1 Rogers Cup, ESPN2, 1 p.m.; p.m. Rogers Cup, ESPN2, 4 p.m. Radio Radio MLB MLB Boston at LA Angels, WEEI-FM Boston at LA Angels, WEEI-FM 93.7, 9:05 p.m. 93.7, 3:35 p.m. PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Rob Gronkowski runs a drill during practice at Patriots training camp in Foxborough on Friday. SPORTS BRIEFS Diamonds in the Flag football Gronkowski, Bennett hoping to Rough softball There are still open spots on the Stop the Violence: The Diamonds in the Lynn flag football teams in Rough softball camp will be the middle school and high held Aug. 8-12 at Breed Mid- become Patriots’ new tandem school divisions. To register, dle School softball field from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. come to Manning Field Sat- FOXBOROUGH (AP) — Typically, perennial competitor, the 29-year- each other out, and just go over and Lunch is provided on urday between 8:30 a.m. only friends are allowed to refer to old said Friday that his short time get some extra work.” Tuesday and Thursday. and 10 a.m., before the game each other by their nicknames. with the Patriots has helped to Bennett is leaning on some of his The camp is for those aged begins. If that’s true, Gronk and Marty re-energize him after he missed five past associations with big time past 7-17. Participants get a are quickly on their way to becom- games last season with a rib injury. catchers to guide his latest transi- T-shirt, and there will be Youth summer ing bros. “I really haven’t had that much tion. competition on Friday. Outside of Tom Brady, Rob Gron- football in a long time,” Bennett “That’s really exciting because I The cost is $125. The Track Series kowski has easily been the most said. “It’s like when you break up was fortunate to play with Bran- coaching staff includes Chris indispensable player on the New and finally get back together with don Marshall for a long time, and I The Lynn Parks and Rec- Warren, Derek Dana, Frank- England Patriots’ offense, celebrat- the girl you love in the first place. So learned my game from him,” he said. reation Department’s youth ie Galeazzi, Jenny Garrity ed equally for his brute athleticism it’s been great to be back out there.” “Now to be with another great play- and Winthrop softball coach summer evening track and one-of-a-kind personality. He’s having just as much fun with er like Rob — he does so many dif- Dave Guffy. meets will be held at the But that success has come at the his new teammates — Gronkowski, ferent things well. When you watch Manning Field in Lynn, run- expense of his body at times the past in particular. tape you know he’s really good, but Referee ning every Monday evening few seasons as team have keyed on The pair has been exchanging both when you’re right there next to him through August 15. The Brady’s favorite target. moves and jokes on the field since you’re like, ‘Man this guy is really certification meets begin at 6:30 p.m. Enter Martellus Bennett, who minicamp, and has been seen over good.’” There is no entry fee. is still learning about life in New the first two training camp practices A peek of what the pair’s combined The Association of New Among the events will the England since being acquired in a working individually with Brady in bravado looks like is also already England Football Officials the 30-meter dash for chil- March trade with Chicago. At 6-foot- drills to try to develop some chem- showing up at times. (ANEFO) will conduct its dren 3 years old and young- 6 and 275 pounds, he may be the istry. During a drill Friday, Bennett annual certification course er. Six longer races will be only other guy in the NFL that can “The primary focus is just getting leaped to catch a pass over Patrick for those interested in offici- match Gronk’s size (6-6, 265), skill- everyone on the same page,” Gron- Chung, and then placed the ball at held for those in high school ating high school, prep set and freewheeling style. kowski said. “I’ve been doing it with Chung’s feet. and younger.There will also school and youth football. Bennett arrived at training camp him for seven years now, so we kind A few plays later, after Gronkows- Registration is Monday, Aug. be a standing long jump and in the final year of the four-year, of have the same chemistry right ki had jawed a bit with the defense 29 at 7 p.m. and weekly softball throw. $20 million contract he signed with when we hit the field. I know where following a catch in the end zone, classes will continue for two Children from all commu- the Bears in 2013. He is looking for he’s going to usually put it. I know Dont’a Hightower slung the football months. At conclusion of the nities are invited. To register fresh start after becoming frustrat- that he knows where I’m going to at him as he jogged away. course, an exam will be or to find out more, visit ed by managements unwillingness be, but obviously my rookie year I “That’s just football. That’s just given for certification. www.lwrun.org. to extend him in Chicago, where didn’t know that and as Marty is what it is,” Bennett said. “I like guys made the Pro Bowl in 2014. being kind of a rookie here, it’s cool that have an edge. And I think a lot TODAY IN SPORTS With a year to prove himself on a to see everyone work together, help of guys on this team have an edge.” July 30 1961 — Jerry Barber edges Don Janu- 1870 — Monmouth Park opens with a ary by one stroke in a playoff to win the PGA title. five-day race meet. Streb shoots 63, joins Walker in lead at PGA 1968 — Washington’s Ron Hansen 1930 — Uruguay beats Argentina 4-2 pulls off an unassisted triple play, but for soccer’s first World Cup in Montevi- the Cleveland Indians still win 10-1. SPRINGFIELD, N.J. Doesn’t matter what tour- deo. 1971 — In the NFL Chicago All Star (AP) — Robert Streb be- nament it is.” 1932 — The 10th modern Olympic game, the Baltimore Colts beat the All- came the latest player to Defending champion Ja- Games open in Los Angeles. Stars 24-17. shoot 63 in a major, and son Day dropped to even hardly anyone noticed par with a double bogey on MLB in a PGA Championship No. 7, and that appeared AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE with endless action across to wake up the world’s East Division East Division Baltusrol on Friday. No. 1 player. Day went on W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Streb was on the far end a tear with seven birdies Baltimore 58 44 .569 — Washington 60 42 .588 — Toronto 58 45 .563 ½ Miami 55 48 .534 5½ of the rain-soaked course over his next eight holes, Boston 55 45 .550 2 New York 53 49 .520 7 when he hit 6-iron into two of them from 18 feet, New York 52 50 .510 6 Philadelphia 47 58 .448 14½ Tampa Bay 40 61 .396 17½ Atlanta 36 67 .350 24½ 20 feet on his last hole, one of them from 35 feet. Central Division Central Division the par-3 ninth, and made Suddenly, he was on the W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Cleveland 58 42 .580 — Chicago 62 40 .608 — the putt to become the verge of a shot at 63 until Detroit 55 48 .534 4½ St. Louis 56 47 .544 6½ 28th player with a 63 in he hooked his tee shot to Chicago 50 52 .490 9 Pittsburgh 52 48 .520 9 a major. It was the third the base of the hospitali- Kansas City 49 52 .485 9½ Milwaukee 44 56 .440 17 Minnesota 38 63 .376 20½ Cincinnati 40 61 .396 21½ round of 63 in a major in ty area on the 17th, and West Division West Division the last 16 days, follow- pushed a driving iron into W L Pct GB W L Pct GB Texas 59 44 .573 — San Francisco 59 43 .578 — ing Phil Mickelson (first the right rough on the Houston 55 47 .539 3½ Los Angeles 57 45 .559 2 round) and Henrik Sten- 18th. He settled for pars Seattle 51 50 .505 7 Colorado 51 52 .495 8½ son (fourth round) at the at both for a 65. Oakland 47 56 .456 12 San Diego 44 58 .431 15 Los Angeles 46 56 .451 12½ Arizona 42 60 .412 17 British Open. Day was right where he “Happy to join the club wanted to be, three shots Friday’s Games Boston (Pomeranz 8-8) at L.A. Angels Chicago Cubs 12, Seattle 1 (Santiago 9-4), 9:05 p.m. that seems to be ever behind going into the Toronto 6, Baltimore 5 Washington (Lopez 0-1) at San Francisco growing,” Streb said. weekend, his name high Cleveland 5, Oakland 3 (Peavy 5-9), 4:05 p.m. Equally thrilling was to on the leaderboard for Detroit 14, Houston 6 Colorado (De La Rosa 6-7) at N.Y. Mets PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS Tampa Bay 5, N.Y. Yankees 1 (Colon 9-5), 7:10 p.m. be tied for the lead with everyone to see. At stake Kansas City at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Hellickson 7-7) at Atlanta Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 8:10 (Teheran 3-8), 7:10 p.m. Jimmy Walker, who shot a Robert Streb watches his tee shot on the eighth is a chance to join Tiger p.m. Pittsburgh (Taillon 2-1) at Milwaukee 4-under 66. hole during the second round of the PGA Cham- Woods as the only back- Boston at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. (Anderson 5-10), 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs 12, Seattle 1 St. Louis (Garcia 7-7) at Miami (Rea 5-5), They were at 131, pionship at Baltusrol Golf Club on Friday. to-back PGA champions Colorado 6, N.Y. Mets 1 7:10 p.m. matching the 36-hole re- since the stroke-play era St. Louis 11, Miami 6 Cincinnati (DeSclafani 6-0) at San Diego Atlanta 2, Philadelphia 1 (Friedrich 4-6), 8:40 p.m. cord at the PGA Champi- “It was pretty noisy for he hit into the hospitality began in 1958. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Arizona (Shipley 0-1) at L.A. Dodgers onship first set in 1983 by the 15 people that were area well left of the 17th Day was joined at 7-un- Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. (Kazmir 9-3), 9:10 p.m. Washington at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Sunday’s Games Hal Sutton at Riviera and out there,” he said. and scrambled for par, and der 133 by Emiliano Gril- Cincinnati at San Diego, 10:40 p.m. Baltimore at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. last done by Jason Dufner Most of the crowd was at then his tee shot narrowly lo, the talented young Ar- Saturday’s Games Houston at Detroit, 1:10 p.m. Baltimore (Gallardo 3-2) at Toronto (Happ N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. in 2013 at Oak Hill. the par-5 closing holes at missed its mark and found gentine who worked hard 13-3), 1:07 p.m. Oakland at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m. Streb badly missed a Baltusrol, and there was the water on the 18th, lead- on his putting at Baltus- Seattle (Miley 6-8) at Chicago Cubs (Arrie- Chicago White Sox at Minnesota, 2:10 ta 12-4), 2:20 p.m. p.m. 15-foot birdie putt on the no shortage of entertain- ing to bogey. rol and watched it pay N.Y. Yankees (Eovaldi 9-6) at Tampa Bay Kansas City at Texas, 3:05 p.m. eighth hole, and he was ment. Even so, he was tied at off. Grillo got this after- (Smyly 2-11), 6:10 p.m. Boston at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. determined to at least Chicago White Sox (Gonzalez 2-5) at Min- Seattle at Chicago Cubs, 8:08 p.m. In a summer of scoring re- the halfway point of a ma- noon of birdies going by nesota (Milone 3-3), 7:10 p.m. Colorado at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. give himself a chance on cords at the majors, Walker jor. making five of them in a Houston (Fiers 7-4) at Detroit (Verlander St. Louis at Miami, 1:10 p.m. the ninth. He knew was at seven-hole stretch on the 10-6), 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. looked as though he would “It’s going to be a new Oakland (Overton 1-1) at Cleveland (Tom- Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. stake, and so did the small set the 36-hole mark when experience, and it will be back nine until he cooled lin 10-3), 7:10 p.m. Washington at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. gallery that gathered he was at 10 under with fun,” Walker said. “You on the front and had to Kansas City (Kennedy 6-9) at Texas Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. (Perez 7-7), 8:05 p.m. Cincinnati at San Diego, 4:40 p.m. around the ninth green. two par 5s remaining. But still have to go perform. settle for a 67. B4 THE DAILY ITEM SATURDAY, JULY 30, 2016 COMICS

OFF THE MARK / MARK PARISI MODERATELY CONFUSED / JEFF STAHLER DILBERT / SCOTT ADAMS

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Shiite tattoos a show of pride amid tensions

By Hassan Ammar ASSOCIATED PRESS BEIRUT — Hamada Bayloun is not particular- ly religious, but across his entire upper back spreads a large tattoo of the most revered saint in Shiite Is- lam, Imam Ali. He is one of a growing number of Shiite Mus- PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS lims in Lebanon who have inked themselves with Chelsea Clinton and former President Bill Clinton applaud as Demo- Shiite religious and polit- cratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton speaks during the final day ical symbols as a show of PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia Thursday. pride in their community since neighboring Syr- Alodi Issa, 22, poses for a photo showing off his ia’s civil war broke out in tattoos with Shiite Muslim religious slogans in An adoring He looks on as 2011, fanning hatreds be- the southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon. tween Shiites, Sunnis and other faiths across the re- dent Bashar Assad, be- non from the Islamic State gion. came a fight between pre- group and other Sunni ex- She accepts nomination The 30-year-old Bay- dominantly Sunni rebels tremists fighting in Syria loun got his tattoo a few against Assad’s minority and Iraq. By Nancy Benac Whose shoes is he wear- shout-out at the top of her months after the war be- Alawite sect, an offshoot “Everyone should get ASSOCIATED PRESS ing? speech, telling him they’d gan, partly as a response of Shiism. The Lebanese Nasrallah tattooed,” said After all, that’s what po- been through “good times to attempts to bomb Shiite Shiite group Hezbollah the 30-year-old civil ser- PHILADELPHIA — litical wives have come to that filled us with joy, and has sent thousands of its vant, who asked not to be This time, Bill Clinton was shrines in Syria and Iraq. expect. hard times that tested us.” fighters to Syria to sup- identified further so as the adoring spouse, smil- “We can’t respond with For the record: He wore “And I’ve even gotten port Assad, alongside Ira- not to jeopardize his job. ing and clapping when the car bombs, but (through a dark suit; she a white a few words in along the nian, Iraqi and other Shi- Tattoos are forbidden by cameras cut away from tattoos) we can show our one. way,” she cracked. ite militias. Sunni clerics but are gen- the candidate in the spot- strength and love for the Much of the world is Historian Carl Sferrazza That is why one Lebanese erally accepted in Shiite light. prophet and his family,” watching this shift in the man, Tayseer, got the face circles. Among the most It was him in the VIP Anthony, of the National he said, referring to Is- U.S. cultural-gender zeit- of the bespectacled Hezbol- popular tattoos is “313,” seating, watching as his First Ladies’ Library, said lam’s Prophet Muham- geist with a bit of a yawn. lah leader, Hassan Nasral- the number of command- wife took center stage to that because the Bill-Hil- mad, who was Ali’s cousin Dozens of female leaders lah, tattooed on his chest, ers Shiites believe will ac- claim the presidential lary team is so well known and father-in-law. have served across Eu- right above his heart. company their last imam, nomination at the Demo- to the nation, it may make The Syrian conflict, rope, Africa, Asia, South which began with gov- He said it’s a show of Mahdi, when he returns cratic convention Thurs- the gender shift less star- America and Australia, ernment forces crushing “deep love” for the man he to save the world from op- day night. tling than otherwise, if after all. protests against Presi- says is protecting Leba- pression. It was one small step in But it’s new territory in she wins. the role reversal Ameri- the U.S., and the novelty is “He’ll stand in his tux- cans will need to get used still, well, a novelty. edo on the north steps, to if Hillary Clinton wins Bill Clinton, utterly greeting a state leader be- Time served, $44,000 fine the White House in No- comfortable in his own side Hillary in an evening vember. skin, seems to be just fine gown. And we’ll know that Already, satires and with trading places with one is now president and for airplane yoga arrest spoofs are circulating, tak- his wife, the former first one is now first gentle- ing note of Bill’s fashion lady. He’s shown no hint man,” said Anthony. “But choices, accessories and of awkwardness about his it’ll still be Bill and Hil- By Jennifer hair style. How about that new supporting role. lary. And I think that will Sinco Kelleher ASSOCIATED PRESS fetching pantsuit! And He grinned broadly probably make the transi- that nice head of hair! as his wife gave him a tion a little bit easier.” HONOLULU — A Kore- an tourist who was arrest- ed after he became violent Hot controversy: Charleston when he wasn’t allowed to do yoga on a plane leaving Hawaii won’t get addition- to review carriage horse rules al jail time. But he must pay United Airlines more CHARLESTON, S.C. street when the tempera- has changed since a year than $44,000. (AP) — Charleston will ture reaches 98 degrees ago when a 1,650-pound A federal judge in Ho- review city rules on the or when the heat index Belgian draft horse pull- nolulu on Thursday sen- treatment of carriage reaches 125 degrees. ing a carriage fell and tenced Hyongtae Pae to FILE PHOTO | ASSOCIATED PRESS horses and mules after But Riccio said some couldn’t get up after be- time served, which was Hyongtae Pae stands outside the federal court- receiving dozens of com- cities require that horses ing spooked by a cement about 13 days. He’ll be un- house in Honolulu, after pleading guilty to in- plaints about the animals be brought back to their truck. der court supervision for terfering with a flight crew. working in the heat this barns when the tempera- A city review found the three years, which is the summer. ture reaches 90 degrees. fall was the result of an amount of time he has to turned to Honolulu. Pae with prosecutors that Dan Riccio the director It’s been unusually hot underlying medical condi- pay the restitution. told authorities after his Pae’s actions constituted a of the city’s Department this summer in Charles- tion with the animal, not Pae and his wife were arrest that he hadn’t slept violent felony. Because of of Livability and Tourism ton and the average high the result of heat or ne- celebrating their 40th in 11 days. that, it’s possible he may tells The Post and Couri- this month has been more wedding anniversary with glect. Court records say he never be allowed to re- er the city received about than 95 degrees. Normally a Hawaii vacation and the Riccio said he has put threatened to kill passen- turn to the United States. 50 complaints in June and the average high is about couple was headed home in reforms since starting gers and was yelling that That’s fine by Pae, who is July in a year when the 91 degrees. when he was arrested. as department director in weather has been hotter Riccio said horses and According to court re- there is no god. Pae went in his 70s and doesn’t in- December. than usual. mules have been pulled off cords, Pae didn’t want to into a rage because he felt tend to travel to the Unit- Riccio said the commit- the street twice this sum- City staffers now inspect sit in his seat during the the flight crew was order- ed States in the future, tee will evaluate whether mer because it got too hot. stables at the city’s five meal service on the March ing him around, prosecu- said his defense attorney, the temperature at which Joe Elmore, executive carriage companies once flight from Honolulu to tors said. Jin Tae “J.T.” Kim. the animals are now director of the Charleston or twice a month. In the Tokyo, so he went to the He pleaded guilty in April “I think your client is pulled from the street is Animal Society, said his past, that had been done back of the plane to do to interfering with a flight getting off very easy” with too high and whether the group has been pushing only once a year. The city yoga and meditate. Au- crew and was allowed to re- the $44,235 restitution loads they pull are too for years for tighter rules follows up on accidents thorities say he refused to turn home to South Korea, amount considering the heavy. on the carriage industry. and complaints, and a return to his seat, threat- even though prosecutors costs of turning the plane Carriage horses in The group ran a full- staffer maps construc- ened crew members and warned he might not re- around, including jet fuel Charleston, as well as in page ad in the newspaper tion sites and makes sure passengers and shoved turn for his sentencing. and all the passengers Savannah, Georgia, now earlier this month ques- carriages are rerouted his wife. The pilot turned U.S. District Judge Hel- who had to return to Ho- are now pulled from the tioning whether anything around them. the plane around and re- en Gillmor said she agrees nolulu, Gillmor said. 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