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by DEbRAERDLEy An interstate naturalgas pipelinethat exploded in SalemTownship in April Custom-designedcomputerandstorageallow had lostabout 30 percent of its steel wall forreal-timeprocessingofdata.Afullyintegrated to corrosion four years earlier,Spectra coolingsolutionkeepscomponentsrunningoptimally. Energy officials said Tuesday. But officials said what was then con- Source:Uber Advanced TechnologiesCenter sidered aminor anomaly —asmallarea flaggedfor reinspectionfiveyearslater —corroded at an unprecedented rate that causedthe explosion and spurred thecompanytore-evaluate longstanding industry standards. Spectraofficialssaid they have short- ened thelengthoftime between inspec- tions of similartransmission linesfrom every five years to every three to four DRIVINGFORCE years.Theywill lowerthe threshold for flagging anomalies foractionand will addanadditional measurement to the industry standard,officials said. Federal officialshaveyet to issue ade- UBER’S AUTONOMOUS CARS termination on the cause of the blast that sent afireball hundreds of feetinto the DEBUTTODAY IN PITTSBURGH air,scorched about 40 acres of farmland and severely burned aSalemman whose home wasdestroyed. by AARON AUPPERLEE However,Spectra officials said they Uber’s fleet of self-driving cars will be availabletocustomers forthe first time believeacombinationofissues affecting weld joints on 40-foot sections of pipe WednesdayinPittsburgh, butnot everyone will be abletohop in adriverless ride caused the rupture of the line. just yet. Apreliminary investigation by the U.S. Aselect group of Uber users in the city will receive an email inviting them to Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administrationthisyear suggested cor- participate in the autonomous driving program. rosion at weld jointscontributed to the “This Pittsburgh pilot is our opportunity forreal-world testing so we can learnmore explosion. about what makes riders feel confident and comfortableand what we can do to improve AndyDrake,vicepresident of opera- tions forSpectra,detailedthe company’s the Uber self-driving experience,” said EmilyBartel, product manageratUber ATC. analysis duringanewsconference Tues- An Uber employeewill be behind the wheel of the autonomous car in case he or dayafternoon, hours beforecompany she needs to takecontrol of the vehicle during the pilot runs. officials andfederal regulatorswere Uber debuted its fleet of autonomous cars Mondayand Tuesdaytojournalists scheduled to address Salem residents at With 20 cameras and sevenlasers, atownhallmeeting. visiting from about 50 news organizations at its newAdvanced Technology Center the autonomous Ford Fusion takes Drake said companyrecords revealed in Pittsburgh’s Strip District neighborhood. Fourteen gray and white Ford Fusion 1.4million distancemeasurements corrosionatthe Salem Township site hybrids idled on astreet along the AlleghenyRiver outside the former refrigerated per second in a360-degree radius. duringa2012 in-line inspection of the 30-inchpipe, butnothing thatsuggested Restaurant Depot warehouse. Forvideoshowinghow immediate actionwas warranted. Thecompany’s fleet of 100 VolvoEX90s will hit city streets by year’s end. Uber’sdriverlesscarworks, “Itwas very small. It was smaller UBER · A4 visitTribLive.com GASWELLS · A4 Dems grow LCB auctioning ‘zombie’ liquor licenses nervous as SouthwesternPa. to gain 13 in high-demand hol, expired when they were in the first auction: four in aresold between private not renewed, revokedbyan AlleghenyCounty; twoeach parties withprices negoti- areas; average priceestimated at $75K each administrative lawjudge, or in Butler,Indiana,Somer- ated between them. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS al-Qaida-linkedgroups. With muchofSyria calmfor Pact aimstodivide rebels, In itsstatement, the al-Qaida thepast 24 hours,apowerful affiliateaccusedthe U.S.-Rus- al-Qaida-linkedgroup sharply bolster Assadrule, groupclaims sian-brokered deal of “conniv- criticized the U.S.-Russian- ing” to divide the insurgents brokered cease-fire, saying would abidebythe cease-fire If the calm holds forseven and “target themone by one, Tuesdayits real aim was to until midnight Sunday, while days,the U.S. and Russian mili- whiledistancing Assad’s re- keep PresidentBasharAssad maintainingits right to defend tarieswouldthen set up anew gimefromthe battleand pre- in power. itselfagainst anyviolations. center to coordinatestrikes serving”his hold on power. Theextremist groupwas in Thetruce excludes al-Qaida’s against ISIS and theal-Qaida “The aim of the Russian- talks with other rebel factions affiliate,known as JabhatFatah affiliate,previouslyknown as American agreement is to de- forapossiblemerger,amove al-Sham, and themorepower- the Nusra Front. feat Syrian jihad, breakits arm that could dash Washington ful Islamic State group,which TheJabhatFatah al-Sham and cut its teeth,”the group and Moscow’s hopes of distanc- areboth designated terrorist statementcame aday after Syr- said. ingitfromthe widerinsur- organizations by theUnited ia’s largest insurgent groups MostafaMohamed, the gencyand sabotage thetruce. Nations.The first week will expressed misgivings over the group’sdirector of media re- Thedenunciation of the deal be crucial: During thattime, dealfor excluding the al-Qaida- lations, wrote on his Twitter cameasactivistsand state me- all fightingbetween Assad’s linkedmilitants, whohavebeen account: “Letitbeknown. We dia saidthe truce,whichtook forces and the rebelsistostop, fighting alongsidethe rebels don’ttakeordersfromhypo- effectatsunset Monday, was although Assad’s forces can against Assad’s forces.Atruce critical tyrants.Wewillcon- AFP/GETTY IMAGES holdingdespite some viola- continueairstrikes againstISIS in Februarythatlasted several tinue in this cause,standingin ASyrian boycarriesatoy gun pastadestroyedbuilding tions.The Syrian army saidit and al-Qaida-linked militants. weeks alsoexcluded ISIS and solidarity with ourbrothers.” Tu esdayinthe northeastern cityofQamishli.

PHILIPPINES Leader rejects joint U.S. aidto patrols, eyes China weapons purchase MANILA —PresidentRodrigo Israelwill Duterte said Tuesdayhewon’t allowgovernment forces to conduct joint patrols of disputed waters near the South China Sea with foreignpowers, apparently increase scrapping adeal his predecessor reached with the U.S. military earlier this year. Duterte also said he was con- sidering acquiring defense equip- ment from Russia and China. to$3.8B ThePhilippines has traditionally leaned on the UnitedStates,its longtime treaty ally, and other 10-year package amid riftbetween Westernallies forits security needs. longtimealliesisnation’slargest Theremarks were thelatest pledge of military assistance from aPhilippine president who

has had an uneasy relationship TRIBUNE NEWSSERVICE with the Americans buthas tried to mend relations with China WASHINGTON —The Obama administra- strained over SouthChina Sea AP tion on Tuesdayannounced amajornew 10-year disputes. package of security assistance forIsrael despite PROTESTS OVER WATER IGNITE sharpdisagreements between the twoallies. UKRAINE Theagreement, a“memo of understanding,” Atelevision journalistreportsTuesdayamid the charred remains of passenger busesowned by a is to be signed Wednesdayatthe State Depart- Rebel leader announces transport companyfromthe neighboring Ta mil Nadu state, after theywereset on firebyamob in ment, whichcalled the deal “the single largest Bangalore, capital of the southern Indian stateofKarnataka, India. Incidentsoflooting and vandalism pledgeofbilateral military assistance in U.S. unilateral cease-fire eased Tu esdayinpartsofIndia’sinformation technology hub of Bangaloreafter authoritiesimposed history.” KIEV —Separatist leaders on acurfew amid widespreadprotestsovernight overIndia’stop court ordering the southern stateof Officials said the package will increase U.S. Tuesdayannounced aunilateral Karnatakatorelease waterfromadisputed river to the neighboring state. aid from about $3.1 billion ayeartoasmuchas cease-firestartingatmidnight $3.8 billion ayear. Wednesday, whichcould be a Thedealemerged in prolonged negotiations major stepinsolving the conflict to Germanybythe Islamic State teachers in 2014 in the southwest- fighting activists scuffled and thatfollowedapublicrift between President thathas ragedfor morethantwo group appear to have used the erncityofIgualatoexamine the exchanged insults Tuesdayat Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin years. same smugglers and received role of federal andstate police,a acenturies-old festivalwhere Netanyahu over the nuclear deal withIran, Theconflict between Russian- passports from the same work- federal prosecutor said. forthe first time in its history the Palestinian peace process and other issues. backedseparatistrebels and shop as some of those involved in During the first year of the the gory killing of abull was Officials in both countries had said the deal was near completion forsome time.However, Ukrainian government troops the Paris attacks. investigation, authoritiesfocused banned,and the beast was Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., amember of the has killed morethan9,500 people Thethree men were arrested in on the municipal police in Iguala unharmed. since it beganinApril 2014. northernGermanyonTuesday. and the nearbytownofCocula, Senate Appropriations Committee,had criti- Mounted police intervened cized the package and indicated thathebelieves RepresentativesofUkraine,the Interior Minister Thomas de whofederalprosecutors said beforehundreds of people ran Israel should receive moreaid. separatists andRussia signed a Maizieresaid they hadbeen un- were in cahoots with adruggang alongside alonebulland taunt- der observation formonths and Until Tuesday, theWhiteHousewas reluctant February 2015 Minsk peace deal suspected of killing the students. ed it in thetownofTordesillas brokered by France and Germa- therewerenoindications of any to announce the deal if therewereachance Thedisappearance of the 43, 120 miles northwest of Madrid. ny,but frequent clasheshavecon- concrete plans foranattack. Graham would trytoundercut it. on Sept. 26, 2014, sparkedinterna- One unidentifiedwoman Obama is eagertoput the aid in place before tinued to claimlives and political Federal prosecutors saidthe tional outcry,battering Mexico’s provisions of the agreement have three areaccused of coming protesting against the festival he leavesoffice in January, however. Analysts reputation and plunging said shewas hittwice on the said he wants his legacy to showastrong com- neverbeen implemented. to Germanyinmid-November President Enrique Peña Nieto’s Alexander Zakharchenko, at thebehest of ISIS “in order back with astickbyone of the mitment to Israel’s security independent of his administration into crisis. rebel leader in Donetsk, made the either to carry out an assign- event’ssupporters.Local media clasheswith Netanyahu. Alfredo Higuera, the special cease-fireannouncement in are- ment they had alreadyreceived reported that punches were Netanyahu plans to visit NewYorknext week corded statement aired Tuesday or to keep themselves readyfor federal prosecutor assigned to thrownand some antagonists to attend the annual United Nations General on Russiantelevision, berating further instructions.” They are the case,said the probe had now wrestled. Assembly.Officials have not said if he will meet Kievfor a“lackofwillingness to suspected of membership in a gathered about100 additional Men on horsebackand on foot with Obama. solvethe problem in apeaceful foreign terrorist organization. declarations in recent weeks have traditionally chased the Obama administration officials sayU.S. secu- manner.” from 19 federal police and 39 from bull across fields and through rity cooperation with Israel has reachedrecord MEXICO the state of Guerrero. forestsbeforespearing it to levels over the last year despite the disputes with GERMANY death in an open fieldbefore Netanyahu’s government. Policeunder spotlight SPAIN thousands of onlookers in Thenew U.S. aid package would be thelargest ArrestedSyrians might over43studentdeaths what wasone of Spain’s goriest ever to asingle country.ItwillallowIsrael to have ties to Paris attackers Newlaw stopsgore spectacles.Organizers saythe buyhigh-end U.S.-made military hardwareto MEXICO CITY —The govern- at bull-spearing festival tradition dates from the 14th help it maintain aclear technological advantage BERLIN —The nation’s inte- ment haswidened itsinvesti- century. over its foes. rior minister says three Syrian gation into the abduction and MADRID—Asmall group Palestinians and other critics of Israel com- men believedtohavebeensent apparent massacreof43trainee of local people andanti-bull- —Wirereports plained thatthe newaid package and its dec- adelong duration, from fiscal year 2019 to 2028, essentially rewards theNetanyahu government despite its expansion of much-criticized settle- ments in the West Bank and other points of Russian scientists ‘besieged’ contention. by polar bearsatArctic post Peresinhospital forstroke JERUSALEM —Former Israeli Presi- Reinforcements comingon Thepresenceofthe polarbears has dent Shimon Peressuffereda“major made carryingout meteorological stroke”onTuesday andexperienced ship amonthfromarrival observations difficult, reports TASS. heavybleeding in the Russian lawoutlaws killing polar brain,hospital officials THE WASHINGTONPOST bears,agloballylisted endangered said, as doctors raced species,soscientists in the Arctic are to stabilize the93-year- AteamofRussian weather experts mostlyequipped withflares andguns old Nobellaureate. claim thattheir station on an ice- with rubber bullets. Dr.Itzik Kreiss, direc- coveredArctic isle is “besieged” by Vassiliy Shevchenko, theheadof torofthe Sheba Medi- polar bears,according to areportby the organization thatmaintains the calCenter,saidoutside Russian news agencyTASS. weatherstations,said ashipwith pro- the hospital near Te l Thefiveresearchers charged with visions is making its waytoTroynoy Peres Aviv that Peresexperi- staffing the outpost on TroynoyIs- Island to bringaid —including dogs enced “lotsofbleeding” as aresultofthe land saythatthereare about 10 adult and moreflare guns —tothe belea- stroke.Hesaid he hadundergone abat- polar bears as well as cubs circling guered scientists.But it will arrivea tery oftests,and thatdoctors planned to their base.Afemale polar bear spends month from now. hold later assessment. nights perched outside the station’s Asimilar episodetookplace just Peres’ officeissued astatement early windows,making it dangerous for ayearago.Fivehungry polar bears Wednesdaydescribing hiscondition as the scientists to exit. They have re- circled aRussian weatherstation on “serious butstable.” It said he remained portedlyrun out of flares and have Vaygachisland in Russia’s farnorth, hospitalized in the intensive care unit. lost at least one of their dogs to the preventing its stafffromtakingsea —AssociatedPress Arctic beasts. readings.

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USATODAY Brookings Institution, calls the reduc- $77,166; white household incomes rose After eight lean years,Americans 3.5million people exit poverty, but tion in poverty“fairly sharp.”Hewon- 4.4 percent ($62,950), Hispanic incomes ders,though, whether the increase in finallygot fatter paychecks in 2015 — rose 6.1 percent ($45,148); and black household income is spot on. He notes incomes rose 4.1 percent ($36,898). their first significant hikesince 2007 median income still below2007 level thatthe Census Bureau’s household By age,households maintained by and the biggest since recordkeeping income findings,based on population those ages45-54 had the highest me- beganin1968. Themedian household hold income —the pointatwhichhalf from 46.7 million, the largest drop since surveys,havetrailed behind the in- dian income at $73,857, up 4.2 percent; income rose 5.2 percent to $56,516, the would makemore, whilethe other 1968, there’s room forimprovement, creases found in another indicator: buthouseholds runbythose ages35-44 Census Bureau reported Tuesday. half would makeless —was $57,423, said House Ways and Means Commit- the Bureau of Economic Analysis’ Na- sawthe biggest jump,up7percent to “This is abig deal,” President Obama adjusted forinflation. And incomes tee Chairman KevinBrady, R-Texas. tional Income and Product Accounts. $71,417. And by gender,overall, men said Tuesdayatarallyfor Hillary Clin- peaked in 1999 at $57,909, also adjusted “Today’s reportisanother disap- WhereCensus data found incomes workingfull-timemade morethan toninPhiladelphia.“Across every age, forinflation, the bureau says in its pointing confirmation thattoo many down 1.1 percent from 2013 to 2014, the women,but women sawaslightly every race in America,incomes rose report, “Income and Poverty in the Americans arestill struggling to pro- BEA reporthad them up 2.1 percent, larger increase in 2015. Median earn- and the povertyratefell. In fact, the United States: 2015.” vide fortheir families and reachtheir he says. ings formen rose 1.5 percent to $51,212, typical household income of Ameri- “Welifted 3.5 million people out of full potential,” Bradysaid. “The fed- “This year is an odd, and in some while women’s earnings rose 2.7 per- cans rose by $2,800, whichisthe single poverty, ”Obama said. “The uninsured eral government invests billionsof sense encouraging, exception in that cent to $40,742. biggest one-year increase on record,” rate is the lowest it has been since they dollars eachyear in programs to help it turned up moreincomeimprove- Thefact thatmedian incomes were he said. kept records.The paygap between low-incomeAmericans —but more ment than Ithink probably occurred higher beforethe recession than today However,the income of the typical men and women shrank to the lowest than 43 million people continue to live last year.” suggests thatthe recovery remains American home still hasn’t managed levelever. ” in poverty. It shouldn’t be this wayin Abreakdown of medianincomes “somewhat slowand sluggish,” said to rise abovewhereitwas beforethe Even though the number of people America.” by race: Asian householdincomes re- Aparna Mathur,aneconomist with the last recession. In 2007, median house- living in povertyshrankto43.1 million Gary Burtless,aneconomist at the mained stableand were the highest at American Enterprise Institute.

NATIONWIDE VA to resume Moveto sharing of data on qualityofcare WASHINGTON –The Depart- splitcyber ment of Veterans Affairs will resume sharing data on the quality of care at its facilities with anationalconsumerdata- base on Oct.1,the agencysaid efforts Tuesday. Themoveoccurs oneday afterUSA Todayreported that VA had stoppedsubmitting data on July 1toHospital Compare, pushed asite runbyDepartment of Health and Human Services, despite a2014 lawmandating that the VA provide even more comprehensive statistics to Obama to be advised the site so veterans canmake informed choices aboutwhere to separatehackers to seek care. Thesite allows comparisons between publicand private from spies at NSA AP hospitalsaround the countryon THEWASHINGTONPOST anumber of criteria, including ‘FEAST OF SACRIFICE’ death andreadmissionrates. Indian Muslims offer Eid al-Adha prayers WASHINGTON —The Pentagonand TheVAinked anew agreement Tu esdayatthe 14th century Ferozeshah intelligence communityare expected to with HHSonTuesday allowing Kotla Mosque in NewDelhi. Muslims recommend soon to President Obama that it to resume sharing the perfor- worldwide arecelebrating Eid al-Adha, or he break up the joint leadership of the mancedata. “Feast of Sacrifice,”that commemorates National Security Agencyand U.S. Cyber Command to create twodistinct forces for the willingness of the Prophet Ibrahim VIRGINIA electronic espionage and cyberwarfare. to sacrificehis son beforeGod stayed Thepotential move is drivenbyasense Gun rightsactivists sue his hand. During the holiday, Muslims thatthe twomissions arefundamentally overdocumentaryedits slaughter livestock and distributepart of different, thatthe nation’s cyberspies and the meat to the poor. military hackers should not be competing RICHMOND—Gunrights to use the same networks and thatthe job activists have fileda$12 million The tentsofMuslim pilgrims fill gaps of leadingbothorganizations is too big for defamation lawsuit against Ka- between highwayinterchangesonthe one person. tie Couric and other makers of second dayofEid al-Adha in Mina, near Obama was on the vergeofending the adocumentaryoveranedit they the holy cityofMecca,during the annual “dual-hat” leadership in late 2013, butwas saymisrepresentedthe activists’ hajjpilgrimage. persuaded to hold offwhen senior officials, response to aquestion. including then-NSA Director Keith B. Al- Thesegment in “Underthe REUTERS exander,argued against it on the grounds Gun” shows nearly 10 seconds of thatthe twoorganizations needed one silenceafter Couricasksmem- tion to the WikiLeakswebsite CALIFORNIA ARIZONA leader to ensurethatNSA did not withhold bersofthe Virginia Citizens will end ahunger strikebecause resources from CyberCom. DefenseLeague howfelons or the Army agreed to allowher to Navy commander arrested Driverhitsofficers, faces Threeyearslater,Defense Secretary terrorists could be prevented receive medical treatment forher Ashton Carter and Director of National from purchasingagunwithout gender dysphoria, theAmerican on attempted rape charges attempted murder charges Intelligence James Clapper arepressing background checks. forthe split, with Carter seeking to build Civil Liberties Union announced PHOENIX —Adriverplowed Activists canbeheard on SAN DIEGO —ANavy com- Cyber Command into afull-fledged fight- Tuesday. into twopolice officers outside a audio of the exchange respond- mander has been arrested on ingforce thathas its ownnetworkaccesses Chelsea Manning’s medical Phoenix gasstation on Tuesday ing to Couric’s question almost attempted rape charges in San treatment will begin with surgery and proceeded to scufflewith a to conduct attacks.Clapper,officials said, immediately. Diego involving awoman alsoin thatwas recommended by her thirdpoliceman whomanaged supports the idea in parttoreduce tension Couricwas executive producer psychologist in April, the ACLU the maritime branch, officials over whichforce gets to use the networks - said Tuesday. to getout of theway in what of the film. She said in ames- said. Manning beganthe hunger the police chiefdenounced as a the spooks or the warfighters. sage on thefilm’s website in May strikeFridayatFortLeaven- Cmdr.John Michael NeuhartII And with the White House apparently was arrested Mondayafter police “violent,intentional act.” that she regrets thatthe editwas worthmilitary prison, vowingto Police said MarcLaQuon eagertoget it done beforeObama’s term receivedacall about3a.m. from misleadingand that shedidn’t continue until she receivedbetter Payne,44, apparentlydrove his ends,some officials said thatthe decision the victim’s neighbor whoheard raise herinitialconcerns about treatment. vehicle at the officers before appears all butcertain. the segment “morevigorously. ” Manning, whowas arrested screams coming from the house. hitting apatrol car and crashing Carter and Clapper also favor having a in 2010 as BradleyManning, According to police,Neuhartran into the front of the QuikTrip civilian in chargeofthe NSA, as at CIA. KANSAS was convicted in 2013 in mili- from the home and was arrested storearound 2a.m. Tuesday. That wouldbeabreak from tradition.Since tary courtofleaking morethan in anearbycanyon. Payne was taken to ahospital its inception in 1952, the NSA has been led Manningending hunger 700,000 secret military and Neuhartcould notbereached in serious conditionand is ex- by amilitaryofficer. strike; getstreatment OK State Department documents forcomment Tuesday, and it was pected to be booked into jail upon Theproposeddecision reflects agrowing to WikiLeaks. Manning was an notknown if he has alawyer. release,according to police who debate over howtoorganizemilitary cy- LEAV ENWORTH —A intelligence analyst in Iraq at Police saythe victim is also in think he was driving impaired. beroperations as they matureand diverge transgender soldier imprisoned thetime.She is serving a35-year the Navy and was an acquain- from the intelligence realmthatbirthed forleaking classified informa- sentence. tance of Neuhart’s. —Wirereports them. U.S. says ISIS Prosecutor: Occupiers being chemical threat in Iraq destroyed tried for actions,not beliefs Armed seizureofOre.site of what they did.” WIRE REPORTS Theoccupationdrewnationalat- WASHINGTON —American warplanes intimidated, threatened tention to thedecades-old fightbe- eliminated a“significant chemical threat” federalemployees,heargues tween the federal government and to Iraqi civiliansbybombing acomplex of Westernstates over land policy. After thelandwas seized, the government buildings near the northerncityofMosul ASSOCIATED PRESS that IslamicState terrorists had converted leftthe group alonefor weeks until from pharmaceutical manufacturing to PORTLAND,Ore.—The armed the last fewholdoutsabandonedthe chemical weapons production, the three- occupiers whoseizedaremote bird Malheur National Wildlife Refuge after 41 days. star general in chargeofU.S. air opera- sanctuaryinOregon early this year Theseven on trial arechargedwith tions in the Middle EastsaidTuesday. arebeing tried because theiractions conspiring to impede Interior Depart- Air ForceLt. Gen. JeffreyHarrigian intimidated and threatened federal ment employees from doing their jobs said at thePentagon thatthe target was employees,not because they chal- lenged the government’s landpoli- through intimidation or threats.Five an Islamic State headquarters also used to cies,aprosecutorsaidTuesdayasa arealsocharged with possession of a produce lethal chemicals,possibly includ- trialbegan forseven people accused firearminafederalfacility. ing chlorine and mustardgas.Heprovided in thestandoff. Barrowsaidhewilldetailhow the no details on thechemical production. During his openingstatement, occupiers were divided into squads Harrigian described the airstrikeas Geoffrey Barrowdismissed claims by and drilled in hand-to-hand combat. alarge,well-planned operation, which group leader Ammon Bundyand oth- He alsosaid one of the participants destroyed morethan 50 targetsatthe site ers thatthe takeover wasalegitimate in thestandoffwilltestify against his with avarietyofU.S. warplanes,includ- protestoffederal land management. former allies. ingAir ForceB-52 bombers and Marine Bundyand his brother Ryan, who’s Marcus Mumford, the defense at- Corps F-18D attack planes.Other U.S. of- also on trial, arepartofaNevada torney forAmmon Bundy, said in his ficials said later thatatotal of 12 planes ranching familyembroiled in along- openingstatement that theoccupa- were used. runningdispute over land use. tion hadnothing to do with impeding Harrigian said the mission was partofa AP “Everyone in this greatnation federalemployees. broader effort to cut offthe Islamic State’s WELCOME FLAG has aright to his or her beliefs.We Ammon Bundy“didwhathedid main sources of revenue, kill their leaders arenot prosecuting the defendants to demand accountability from the and create “organizational dysfunction” JimShepardpaintsa“Welcome to Alton” signand because we don’tlikewhatthey federalgovernment,” Mumford said. in ways thatwill eliminatethe group as a aflag on the east side of the Ardent Mills facilityin think or said,” Barrowtold jurors. “He demanded the federal govern- military threatinIraq andSyria. downtownAlton, Ill. “Weare prosecuting them because mentobey the law—thenerve.” A4 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 Uberrollsoutitsforce Liquor license values have UBER·FROM A1 Here are five things we learned this week from Uber’s self-driving car team: spiked recently Pittsburgh’s most frequent Uberusers will receive an email LIQUOR · FROM A1 1. Wednesdayasking them to opt-intothe saleprice, butitdoesvet Licenses program, whichisfree. If a and approvethe transfer. participant’s pickup and drop- “The state itself is available offlocations areinUber’s self- auctioningthese licens- es offwith the idea of Bidderscan vie for driving area, an autonomous the following licenses, Ford Fusion could be on its maximizing theirreturn whichhad previously way. Theself-drivingmap on them. It is brand- expired: includes the Strip District, new, ”Flaherty said. Downtown and portions of Act 39, awide-rang- ALLEGHENY the NorthShore,but it will ing alcohol reform law COUNTY expand. signedbyGov.Tom Wolf in June,allowsthe LCB • East McKeesport • Pittsburgh Thecars arepre- to begin auctioningex- Rankin pared forthe Pitts- pired licenses with a • burgh left. Uber minimum bid of $25,000. • Stowe Township 2. engineers have Afiscal analysis of Act studied it andtested 39 prepared forthe state BUTLER theircars. Senate,however, pro- jected the licenses will • Buffalo To wnship sellfor $75,000each, on Butler Thedriverofthe • average. self-drivingcar has Flaherty said liquor four options to take license values spiked INDIANA 3. the vehicle out of in recent years in autonomous mode: • East Wheatfield Westmoreland County pressing ared button mounted To wnship to about$70,000. in thecenter console, yank- • Glen Campbell In AlleghenyCounty, ingthe steering wheel in any licenses average about direction,tapping thebrakeor $75,000, with those in the SOMERSET tapping the accelerator. city of Pittsburgh draw- • Conemaugh To wn- ing $80,000 to $85,000. ship Theautonomous LCB officialssaid the • Somerset Township Ford Fusion has20 first batchoflicenses cameras and sev- to auctionwas selected 4. en lasers.Its lidar because they areinhigh- WASHINGTON detection system, demand areas.The ini- • Burgettstown likeradar butusing lasers, tial auction will test the takes 1.4 million distance marketand the LCB’s measurements per second in ability to process the ap- WESTMORELAND a360-degree radius. plications and complete • Derry Township the transfers. • NewKensington Passengers in aself- Futureauctions won’t driving Uber will be plannedorscheduled To bid,partiesmust be abletowatch an untilthe agencyevalu- submit asigned form 5. iPad to see what the ates howthe firstone and a$5,000 check or car’s lasers “see.” went, officialssaid. bid bond no later than Passengers can use the iPad Sealed bids aredue noon Oct. 27.Bid pack- to take aself-driving selfie Oct. 27 and will be agesmustbehand- en route. opened publicly in Har- delivered or mailed to: Reporters went forrides risburg at 9a.m. Oct. 31. PLCB Purchasing & and satbehind the wheel as Thehighest bidderfor ContractAdministra- theautonomous cars drove eachlicense will win the tionDivision, Invitation in theStrip District, through righttoapplyfor thatli- forBid 260317, North- Downtownand across the censewithinsix months. west OfficeBuilding, rivertothe NorthShore. The Alicense mustbe Room 316, Harrisburg, car stayedinself-drivingmode used in the municipal- PA 17124-0001. whilesafelynavigatingcy- ityinwhichit’slocated, More informationis or it can be transferred availableatlcb.state. clists,pedestrians and traffic. pa.us/PLCB/Licensees/ “This is early days forusin into another munici- JAMESKNOX|TRIBUNE-REVIEW RestaurantLicense alot of ways.We’relearning pality within the same Auction/index.htm every single dayasweget on Uber’sautonomous fleet of 14 Ford Fusion hybrids getsready to take reportersfor aride at county. theroad, and we’redriving the company’sheadquartersinthe Strip District. If the receiving mu- moreand more,”said Raffi nicipality has reached Krikorian, director of Uber itsquota of one license ATC. Where to from here? per 3,000 residents,the application. municipal government AaronAupperlee is aTribune-Review » AFordexecutivecalls on the autoindustry and public institutions to addressethical must vote to approve Kari Andren is aTribune-Review staff writer. Reach himat412-320-7986 issuesemerging in aworld headed toward anationofself-driving vehicles. Story, B8 thetransfer beforethe staff writer. Reachher at 724-850- or [email protected]. boardwillconsider the 2856 or [email protected]. Spectra: Unprecedentedcorrosion rate afactor

GASWELLS · FROM A1 pany’s explanation sounded Salem site. told thecrowd. plausible. “The gasisalittle warmer In its most recent public than anythreshold we’d be “But in my experience,most there,given thatitiscloser to L.A. gas leak case settled for$4M update lastmonth, the Texas- requiredtoinvestigate,”he if not allofthe time,weare the compression station. And basedenergy companyreport- said. ASSOCIATED PRESS not told the truth or the whole thereweresomelocalenviron- California GasCo. to adopt ed it had spent $16 million on “Based on research and en- aleak-monitoring systemat truth,” she said. mental factors thathaveled to LOSANGELES—Autility repairs andtesting since the gineering practice,wewould itsAlisoCanyonfacility that Drake said acombination an intensive wet–dry cycling April 29 explosion in Salem. expect to see corrosion of that owns awell that leaked goesbeyond federal and state of “unique factors coming on this particular site,” he 2to3percent ayear in the massiveamountsofnatural requirements, LosAngeles In acommunicationto worst case. Whatwesaw was together” appear to have con- said. gas and drovethousands of CountyDistrictAttorney Jack- shareholders,companyoffi- upwards of 10-15 percent a tributed to the explosion. TomWooden, Spectra’s vice familiesfromtheir LosAnge- ie Lacey said. cials estimated they would year,orabout five times what Federal investigators have president of field operations, leshomespleaded no contest “Theprotections putinplace spend another$75 millionto conservativeengineering es- said one factor was failure saidthe companyhas under- to acriminal charge Tu esday by this agreement create asaf- $100 million on testingsec- timates would be based on,” of the tape coating used to taken an extensive reviewof as part of a$4millionsettle- er facilityfor itsemployees,the tions of the line between Drakesaid. “It is trulyanout- sealthe weld joints when the its265-mile Delmont-Lambert- ment with prosecutors. environment and the surround- Delmont and NewJersey. lier —not justfor Spectra, for linewas installed in 1981. The ville, N.J.,line.Hesaid Spectra The deal requires Southern ingcommunities,”Lacey said. Last week, EnbridgeInc., a theindustry, ”hesaid. tape,whichhas beenreplaced has excavated400 of 625 sites Canadianoil and gastrans- Not all of the approximately by newtechnology,tended to buthas found nothingcompa- mission company, announced 80 Salem residents gathered shield the lines from electri- rabletothe conditions at the Responding to aquestion 400 sites. it was purchasing Spectra in at Tuesdaynight’s town hall cal charges as an additional Salem Township site. from Salem resident Angela “I personallywant to a$28 billion stockdeal that meeting in Crabtree were re- protection. Wooden said the company Davis,Wooden said Spectra apologizetoeveryone who’s would create the largest en- assured by Spectra’s explana- Officials said Spectraused intends to continue excavat- employees working under here. Theimpactthatithas ergyinfrastructurecompany tion. thetapecoatingfrom1975-85, ingsites flaggedfor additional the supervision of represen- had on youand your families in NorthAmerica. Dana Shondelmyer, who butitwas usedinsome sectors inspection and will sharefind- tativesofthe Pipeline and is completelyunacceptable, said she could hear the blast as recentlyasthe 1990s. ingsfromthe Westmoreland Hazardous Materials Safety and we wanttoprevent it DebraErdleyisaTribune-Review from her nearbyFennelltown Then therewerefactors that investigation with the natural Administration made repairs from happening again here staff writer.Reachher at 412-320-7996 Road home, conceded the com- Drake said were unique to the gasindustry. at aboutone-thirdofthose of anywhereelse,”Drake or [email protected]. Genetic testscould save patients money

CANCER·FROM A1 moreprofitable—than early- tients’ money compared to al- geneticmutations underlying stage treatment, said David “Accurateand ternatives,inwhichexpansive tumorgrowth, saidDr. David Howard, an associate profes- tests forarangeofmutations Parda, AHN Cancer Institute’s sor of health policyand man- actionable test results could lead to low-valuetreat- system chairman. agement at Emory University. mean betteroutcomes ments,hesaid. Thetreatmentsrelyontests Late-stage treatments can cost Pardanoted thatAHN is thatidentify the mutations. $100,000 or more, and many forthe patient.” an integrated delivery system Right now, pathologists are need to be administered in a owned by insurer Highmark able to identify manymore hospital setting, Howardsaid. DR. DAVIDPARDA Health. As such, the hospital Precision medicine is prom- system has less incentive than mutations than doctorscan AHN CANCER INSTITUTE’S treat, Pardasaid. AHN and ising, he said,but patients SYSTEM CHAIRMAN other hospitals to performex- Johns Hopkins doctors have should be cautious about the pensivetreatments,hesaid. developedtests that look for hype surroundingit. “It doesn’t makesense to the mutations thatare clini- “In some ways,there’s alot molecular testingisanexpan- do alot of extra testing for callyvaluablewhile avoiding of promise and hope around sion of an existingrelation- treatment that’s not effective,” others—anapproachhesaid the ability of personalized ship with JohnsHopkinsthat he said.“In addition, it really couldimprove treatment. medicinetoimprovepatient has included second opinions doesn’t makesense to continue “Accurate and actionable outcomes,but so farthose from cancer specialists,group to trytofind reasons to charge test resultsmeanbetterout- promised benefitshavenot discussions of specifictumors more andmorefor these pa- comes forthe patient,” he said. shown up in the data,” he said. and clinical trial collabora- tients.” Late-stage cancer treatment “It’sstill advancing survival tions,Parda said. is generallymoreexpensive— times by months,not years.” Thenew collaboration for WesVenteicher is a and forhealthcareproviders, AHN’s newlyannounced genetic testingcould save pa- Tribune-Reviewstaff writer. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · A5 A6 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 Trumppitcheschildcareplan Clinton didnot

Clinton’s ‘deplorables’ think illness was remark still drawsfire On thetrail in his visit to Philly area • HouseDemocrats ‘that bigadeal’ called Tu esday fora USATODAY federal criminalinvesti- gation intoanimproper Donald Trump visited akey $25,000 donationDon- CLINTON·FROM A1 youdeal with them,” said politicalareaTuesday—the ald Tr ump’scharitymade Steve Schale,who managed Philadelphia suburbs —topitch to apolitical groupsup- Clinton. “It’sall spooky. ” Obama’s 2008 campaign in porting Florida’sattorney aplanonpayingfor child care, “Hillary’sbeenher own Florida. “The problem in general after heroffice ideas addressed largelytosub- worst enemy, ”hesaid. real-time reporting is any urban female voters. said it wasweighinglegal “People think she’s dis- action againstTrump delayinresponding is seen The“Child CareAffordabil- honest.” as being secretive.” ity Plan” would allowparents University.The call for After an incident Sun- afederal investigation JonFavreau,Obama’s to deduct childcareexpenses daywhen her campaign former chiefspeech came thesame daythat brushed offrumors that from their income taxes,guar- NewYork Attorney Gen- writer,sympathized with something was amiss until antee six weeks of paid mater- eral Eric Schneiderman Clinton’s decision not to nity leave, and form “Depen- disclosed that his office avideo clip showedher announce her pneumo- dent CareSavings Accounts” has beeninvestigat- dizzyand stumbling into a nia diagnosis when she to help finance items ranging ing Tr ump’scharityto vanafter a9/11 commemo- receiveditFriday, given from childhood development to determinewhetherit ration event,EdRendell, thepersisting conspiracy elderly care. has abided by statelaws the former governor of theories about herhealth. governing nonprofits. Pennsylvania, said Clin- “It’s pro-family, it’s pro-child, AP “In retrospect, it it’s pro-worker, ”Trump told a • ABritish man plead- tonwould help herself by might’vebeen better to Ayoung Donald Tr ump fanawaitsthe Republican nominee’s ed guilty Tu esdayinU.S. beingmoretransparent. supportivecrowd in Aston,near arrival at acampaignrally Tu esdayinClive, Iowa. be more transparent, but Philadelphia. “These arethe federal court to tryingto “My advice is be trans- Idon’t think it was ano- people we have to takecareof.” grab apolice officer’sgun parent about everything can’t lead this nation if you New radio ads aired by the brainer,” Favreau wrote in TheNew York businessman and open fireataJune and getitout early,because an email.“Yesterdaythey have such alow opinion forits Clinton campaignaheadof campaign rallyTrump also said, “There is no financial youminimizethe dam- clearlycould’vehandled citizens.” Trump’s Tuesdayspeechhigh- in Las Vegas. Standing age you’ll do by gettingit security in our country, ”and TheClinton campaign re- beforeajudge in orange better,whichthey’vesaid concernabout child careisone light what the campaign called out early,” Rendell said. themselves. sponded with atelevisionad her “lifelong commitment to jail clotheswiththe word “Gettingthings outearly reason. “detainee” across his “An occasional gaffeor juxtaposing thatcomment with fighting forchildren and fami- is always the best policy, Daughter Ivanka Trump,who Trump’s ownattacksonvot- back,Michael Steven twoisunavoidableinany lies.” Among the Democratic whether you’reacandidate has been pushing childcare ers, includingthiscomment Sandfordacknowledged campaign, no matter how nominee’s proposals is aplan or whetheryou’re in public issues in her role as adviser to from last year about then-GOP that he has been treated disciplined or well-run,” the campaign, introduced her to makepreschool universal for in thepastfor mental office.” he said. primary rivalBen Carson, who Thedisclosure that she father,telling thecrowd that is nowaclose allyofTrump: 4-year-olds. illness. Fornow,Clinton re- “weneed to create policies that TheTrump campaign sees • One man wasar- had been diagnosed with mainsthe favorite,due to “Howstupidare thepeople of pneumonia was aquint- champion all parents.” Iowa? Howstupidare thepeople Pennsylvania as akey partof rested Tu esdayand amathematical advantage awarrant wasissued essentiallyClintonian Trump continuedtoattack of this country to believe this its effort to claimed the 270 elec- in theElectoralCollege Hillary Clinton forsayingsome againstanother wanted stumble,withher instinct and leads in swing states crap?” toral votes needed to win the in twoseparate as- forsecrecyproving more of his backers belong in a“bas- Maya Harris,asenior policy presidency, though the state has suchasPennsylvania and saults at aTrump rally damaging than the facts Virginia, even as others ketofdeplorables,” slamming adviser forthe Clinton cam- not backedaGOP presidential in Asheville,police said. of the situation. Her cam- suchasOhio,Florida and her both in Pennsylvania and paign, described Trump’s child candidate since 1988. Thomas Vellanti Jr.was at an earlier rallyinIowa. paignlater confirmed Fri- Iowa have narrowedtoa careplanas“half-baked,” with One keytowinning Penn- arrestedonadisorderly “Whilemyopponentslanders day’sdiagnosis,and her dead heatinsome polls. financing to come from other sylvania lies in the suburbs of conductchargeafter topspokespeople acknowl- youasdeplorableand irredeem- programs likeunemployment investigatorsfollowed Obama was givena able, Icall youhard-working Philadelphia,includingthe one edged they shouldnot have hero’s welcome Tuesday insurance.Harris said, “The up on an assault caught kept reportersinthe dark American patriots wholove in whichTrump will discuss his on video Mondaynight in Philadelphia, wherehe lackofseriousness of this pro- forsolongafter questions your country and want abetter childcareplanTuesday. inside theU.S.Cellular imploredAmericansto posal is no surprise,given his were raised aboutwhy she futurefor all of our people,” Current polls give Clinton an Center,Ashevillepolice vote forClinton (who spent history of disrespecting women had to leave Sunday’s me- Trump said in Des Moines. in the workplace and the fact edgeinPennsylvania —around spokeswomanChristina Tuesdayresting and recov- morial abruptly. Duringaspeech Monday there’s no evidence he ever pro- 6points, according to the aver- Hallingse said. ering), and lit into Trump “Antibiotics cantake in Baltimore, the Republican vided paid familyleave or child age of polls compiled by the as someone who“says stuff careofpneumonia. What’s presidential nominee said, “You caretohis ownemployees.” website RealClearPolitics. every daythatused to be thecurefor an unhealthy considered as disqualify- penchant forprivacy that ing forbeing president.” repeatedlycreates unnec- Democrats expressed essaryproblems?”David nervousness mixedwith Axelrod, aformer top ad- cautious optimism that DNCsaysitwashackedagain—pointsfingeratRussia viser to Obama, wrote on they woulddefeatTrump Twitter. on Nov. 8. Asked to respond during “I’m nervous,” said Deb- REUTERS benefitfromthese criminal acts,and akspublished an earlier troveofhacked aphoneinterview Monday ra DerderianofNewtown, that’s (Republicanpresidential nominee) DNC emails thatshowedparty officials on CNN, Clinton said, “I Pa. WASHINGTON —The head of the Donald Trump,” DNC interim Chair favoring eventual nominee Hillary Clin- Democratic National Committee said just didn’t think it was go- She said Clintonhas Donna Brazile said in astatement. tonoverSen. Bernie Sanders during the ing to be that bigadeal.” Tuesdaythe organization had been handled hercontroversies “Not onlyhas Trump embraced (Rus- party’s nominating contests.Three other Sheadded thatunlike hackedbyRussian state-sponsored “very well”but fretted that sian President Vladimir)Putin, he pub- seniorofficials also stepped down from with Trump,Americans agents whoweretrying to influence the voters “don’t understand licly encouragedfurther Russianespio- the DNC after theleak. “knowmoreabout me than Hillary’s personality.” presidential election, after asimilarleak nage to help his campaign,”she said. “Wehavebeen anticipating thatan almostanyone in public Norman Wooten of in July roiled the party. Trump in July invited Russia to dig up additional batchofdocuments stolenby life.” NorthPhiladelphia said Alinktothe documents was posted emails from Clinton’s time as secretary Russian agents would be released,” said Clinton plans to return he wishesObama were on on WikiLeaks’ Twitter account and at- of State, promptingDemocrats to ac- Brazile,who tookoverfromWasserman to the campaigntrail the ballot. tributedtoalleged hackerGuccifer 2.0. cusehim of urging foreigners to spyon Schultz on an interim basis. Thursday, hercampaign “He’dbekilling Donald Thereleaseoccurredduring apresenta- Americans.Helater said he was speak- Democratic Partysources said the wrote in an email. Trump right now, ”hesaid. tion Tuesdayfromapersonspeakingon ing sarcastically. party and Clinton’s presidential cam- Other Obama alumni Wooten said Clinton is behalf of Guccifer 2.0 at aLondoncyber TheTrump campaign did not immedi- paign were deeplyconcerned about pos- sounded less concerned not doing as well “because security conference,Politico reported. atelyrespondtoarequestfor comment. sible publication by WikiLeaksorother thatthe incident would of the semi-mistakeshe Reuters could not immediatelyaccess Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned hackers of anew torrent of potentially affectthe outcome of the made” with her emailserv- the documents. as DNC chair on the eveofJuly’s Demo- embarrassing party informationahead race. er.“And the fact thatshe’s “There’s one person whostands to cratic National Convention after WikiLe- of the Nov. 8election. “Every campaign has awoman. Other than that, bad days; it’s all about how she’d be killing.” ProposalmadetoimpeachIRSchief

2 GOPlawmakerswant ing him —Republicans would crimes andmisdemeanors,” have no chanceofwinningthe the constitutional standard vote Thursday,but two-thirds majorityrequired forimpeachment. to convict him in the Senate. Themoveiscertaintodraw divided Republicans TheGOP has just 54 of that to discussmatterfirst chamber’s 100 seats. attention to Fleming,among President Obama, speaking 24 candidates running forthe ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesdaynight at afundraiser Senateinhis state. forHouse Democrats in New House Minority Whip Steny WASHINGTON—Two York City, called the push for Hoyer, D-Md.,called the im- Republicancongressmen impeachment “crazy.” peachmentdrive “totallyun- formallyoffered acampaign- He cited the effort as an season resolution Tuesday example of overzealous par- justified” and saidDemocrats to impeachIRS chief John tisanship and partofwhy will opposeitunanimously. Koskinen, setting the House Americansare turned offon Theeffort, backedbythe on coursefor showdownvotes politics. roughly40-member-strong over an effort thatrouses con- “No wonder people end up House Freedom Caucus,un- servatives buthas no chance beingdiscouraged and dispir- derscoresthatconservative of oustingthe commissioner ited,” Obama said. group’s willingness to make from office. In aformality,Fleming read Theproposalbyconser- the four-page resolution on the life difficult forHouse Speaker vativeReps. John Fleming, Housefloor,accusing Koski- Paul Ryan, R-Wis., whohas R-La., and Tim Huelskamp,R- nen of committing “high taken aneutral stance. Kan.,isexpected to face votes Thursdayinwhichits fate is unclear. With solidopposition from Democrats and resistance from manyRepublicanswho consider it excessive and polit- ically damaging, the measure mightend up being killed and replacedbyacensure motion that would scold Koskinen but leave him in his job. TheHouse Oversightand Government Reform Commit- teevoted along party lines in June to censure Koskinen. “Censuredoesnothing,” said Fleming,who is running forthe Senate.“Impeachment makes amuchstronger state- ment than censure.Itsaysin theopinion of the House, John Koskinen should losehis job.” Because the issue has so di- videdRepublicans, GOP law- makers will meet privately Thursdaytodiscusshow to handle it. Even if the House musters a majority to impeach Koskinen — the equivalent of indict- OPINION WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · A7 PATBUCHANAN WESTMORELAND EDITION Last TRIB TOTAL MEDIA, LLC PUBLISHER RICHARD M. SCAIFE (1932-2014)OWNER chance SUSANK.McFARLAND EDITOR COLINP. McNICKLE DIRECTOROFEDITORIAL PAGES forthe JERRYA.DeFLITCH, JAMES M. KUBUS, SALLYA.QUINN DEPUTY MANAGING EDITORS ‘deplorables’ BOBPELLEGRINO EDITORIAL PAGE EDITOR,GREENSBURG

peaking to the over- privilegedatanLGBT S fundraiser,whereseats CLOSING GITMO went forupto$250,000 each and Barbra Streisand sang, Hillary Clinton gave New Hope forwhom? York’s social liberals what they came to hear. LETTERS “You could put half of aking adifferent course in his bid to close the (Donald) Trump’s sup- terrorist detention facility at Guantanamo porters into what Icall T Bay, President Obama nowsaysthe issue boils the basket of deplorables. down to economics: After reducing the prison’s Clinton: ‘Sidekick,’not aleader Right?” smirkedClinton to cheers and laughter.“The population to 61 detainees,Mr. Obamasaysit’s racist, sexist, homophobic, become tooexpensive to maintain the operation. he axiom “life imi- xenophobic,Islamophobic, “I think the American tates art” is playing younameit.” They are“ir- people should be asking T We heard about howshe neverexchanged redeemable,”but they are out beforeour eyes About 30 percent of the question, whyare during this presidential emailsmarkedorconsidered “not America.” we spending this kind election cycle. One of This was no verbal slip. Gitmo’s ex-detainees to be “top secret” and sensitive. She had tried out her new of money thatcould be my favorite imagesfrom havereturned to childhood while watch- TheFBI pronounced that untrue. lines earlier on Israeli spent on other things ing TV on early Saturday TV:“Youcan takeTrump Islamofascism. when it’s not necessary mornings was the comic supporters and put them forour safety andsecu- relief sidekickofthe Clinton wassupposed to ist” action in Benghazi. in twobaskets.” First there rity?” Obama asked. (This,fromapresident on westernheromovies. have been named forSir But shetoldthe media are“the deplorables,the whose watchthe national debthas springboarded They had names like Edmund Hillary.When thatthe attackwas racists,and the haters,and Alibi, Windy, Gabbyand she wasborn, Sir Ed- becauseofaYouTube the people who... think from $10.6trillion to nearly $20 trillion.) mund hadn’t yetscaled video.Super whopper! somehowhe’s going to Themoreappropriate question is,wheredoes Whopper,toname just a few. In fact, the last three Mt. Everest.Not until Idon’tknowhow other restoreanAmerica that the administration intend to ship the reminder of on thatlist were my type Ms.Rodham was6years people evaluatewhat no longer exists.So, just the worst of the worst detainees? of favorites.Basicallythe old. That was awhopper. they requireofapublic eliminate them from your Not to the United States.Under federal law, sidekickwas the tall-story We heardabout how figure. ButIneed themto thinking ... .” Gitmo’s detainees cannot be movedtothe U.S., teller,the comic-relief liar. she neverexchanged have better morals than And whomight be in We kids knewthe emails markedorcon- myself,better educa- the other basket back- TheWashington Examiner reports. Besides, ing Donald Trump? They sidekick wasagoodguy. sidered to be “topsecret” tion and better public “Contrarytowhatthis administration has repeat- arepeople,said Clinton, He meant well.Hejust and sensitive.The FBI conduct. “who feel thatthe govern- edlyasserted, emptying and closingGuantanamo wasn’tuptothe “caliber” pronouncedthatuntrue. Hillary Clinton is a ment has let them down, would makeour country less safe,” said Sen. Kelly of the hero. Duringthe debacle that joke.She is thesidekick the economyhas let them Ayotte,R-N.H. Thesame type of became the Benghazi —second bananato down, nobodycares about screw-up thatcost the everyone in Washing- So thatleavestransfers to other countries,which comic relief entertain- them. ... These arepeople livesoffour Americans, ton. She cannot be taken have demonstrated abysmal regard in retaining mentishappening we have to understand and these reprobates. About 30 percent of Gitmo’s during this presidential she told various people seriously. empathizewith.” election. Some yearsago includingher daughter Craig Poorbaugh In short, Trump’s sup- ex-detainees have returned to Islamofascism. we heardhow Hillary thattherewas a“terror- Mt. Pleasant White House spokesman Josh Earnest acknowl- portconsistsofone-half xenophobes,bigots and edges pessimism over closing Gitmo,“butwe’rein racists,and one-half losers the business of hope around here.”Hope forwhom we should pity. — the detainees or the civilian targets of their And she is running hatred? on theslogan“Stronger Trump’svotes in perspective Together.” Her remarks echo those TheTrib seems to be scraping the lessthan 50 percent of thevote,you can of BarackObama in 2008 More climateclucking bottom of thebarrelinits Trump bash- makethe same casefor anyofthese to San Francisco fatcats ing campaign when it printsanarticle candidates (e.g.,Trump,Kasich and puzzled aboutthose strange likePaul Kengor’s lameofferingabout Rubioout-polledCruz). Pennsylvanians.They are Not unlikeChicken Little declaring the skyis Trump’s historic primaryvote total This would probably be the case in “bitter,” said Obama, they falling, afederal agencyinsists thatglobalwarming (“Trump’s misleading ‘record number’ anythree- or four-man race. “cling to guns or religion increased the odds fortorrential rains,whichcaused of GOP votes,” Sept. 4and TribLIVE). Kengor goes on to cite the large Dem- or antipathytopeople who ocratvote totalsinall the big states for The#neverTrump crowdhas been aren’t likethemoranti-im- last month’s flooding in Louisiana. theircandidates.But they couldn’t vote shopping this storyeversince Trump migrant sentiment or anti- But by rushing in to capitalizeonthe presup- forTrump,sothisargument is moot. trade sentiment as away to wonthe primary. But Iguess it takes posed global warming connection, the National AHillaryClintonvictory would be a explain their frustration.” Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration should awhilefor suchnewstoreachthe hin- disaster forAmerica, so let’s putaside Thefolks Obama and be “embarrassed” for not conducting apeer review, terlands. Kengor writes thatTrump’s some differences we mayhaveand Clinton detest, disparage says UniversityofColorado senior climate scientist big win is deceivingbecause the total consolidate avote forTrump. and pity arethe white RogerPielkeSr.. votes of Cruz, Kasichand Rubio out- WilliamR.Casey working- andmiddle- numbered his. But since Trump got West Mifflin NOAA says global warming increased by 40 class people Richard Nixon celebrated as Middle percent the chances for the teeming rains.Mr.Pielke Americans and the Silent called the agency’s research a“dismaying example Majority. of manipulation of science for political reasons.” WRITE The Trib welcomesyour letters. Limit them Mail: LetterstotheEditor,Tribune-Review, They arethe folkswho Mr.Pielkewasn’t alone in questioning the report. US to 200words; include full name,addressand 622CabinHillDrive,Greensburg, PA 15601 brought America through Louisiana State Universityclimatologist Barry day/night phone.Letterssubjecttoediting. Email: [email protected] the GreatDepression, won Keim had aless-blunt butequally skeptical reaction WorldWar II and carried us through the Cold War. to NOAA’s conclusions: “I’m just not real quickto Yet, thereistruth in point the finger and saythatthis event would not MALLARD FILLMORE what Clinton said about have happened if it werenot for climate change.” eliminating “from your Simplyput, an agenda doesn’t benefit from advo- thinking” people who cacymasquerading as science. believe Trump can “restore Believers secureinthe Church of Global Warming an America thatnolonger don’t need to be convinced thatthe skyisfalling. exists.” Politicallyand demo- Whatthese quickie assessments do is add more graphically, America is at a skepticism about the strained connection between tipping point. extreme weather and supposed man-made global Minorities arenow 40 warming. percent of the population And questionablescience fuels onlythe fires of and will be 30 percent of doubt. the electorate in November. If past trends hold, four out of five will vote forClinton. Meanwhile,white folks, whonormallyvote 60 per- cent Republican, will fall to JONAH GOLDBERG 70 percent of the electorate, the lowest ever,and will de- clineinevery subsequent presidential year. Misadventures in moral equivalence Whathas happened to America is astonishing. A country 90 percent Chris- herewas atime when one of forum,” NBC’s Matt Lauer con- tian after WorldWar II theworst sins youcould com- fronted Trumpwith some of his T That Donald Trump cannot see has been secularized by a mit on the Americanright was past quotes about Putin,including dictatorial Supreme Court to buyinto “false moral equiva- suchdistinctions is no longer shocking. Trump’s claim that, “in termsof with onlyfeeble protest and lence.” leadership,he’s gettinganA,our resistance. During the ColdWar,this usually pushing old ladies around.” DonaldTrump was askedabout his president is not doing so well.” No wonder Clinton was meant sayingwewerenobetter Last year,President Barack sometimes lavish praiseofVladi- Trump responded: “Well, nobody so giddyatthe LGBT bash. than theSovietUnion. Forex- Obama went forapersonal best mir Putin. knows thatfor afact. Butdoyou They aretakingAmerica ample,DemocratSen. J. William in theworstmoralequivalence Scarborough notedthatPutin want me to startnaming some of away from the “haters,” as Fulbright —Bill Clinton’s mentor Olympics. At aNationalPrayer “killsjournalists, political op- the things that PresidentObama they lookdowninmoral — said of the Soviet Unionin1971, Breakfast, he argued thatthose ponents and invadescountries. does at the same time? supremacyonthe pitiable “Wereitnot forthe fact that they whocondemnthe tacticsofISIS Obviouslythatwould be aconcern, Itakeabackseat to no oneasa Middle Americans whoare arecommunists —and therefore must understand thatChristians would it not?” critic of BarackObama, butthis passing away. ‘bad’people —whileweare Ameri- did some very bad things 10 centu- “He’s running hiscountry,and at is repugnant. BarackObama has But aquestion arises for cans —and therefore ‘good’ people ries agoduring the Crusades. So least he’s aleader,” Trump replied. done some terrible,foolishand 2017. — our policies would be nearly let’s not“getonour highhorse” “Unlike what we have in this deplorablethings as president. Whyshould Middle indistinguishable.” about all that. country.” But all of histransgressions are America, givenwhatshe My old bossWilliam F. Buckley Conservatives,including yours Scarborough persisted: “But measured againstthe standards of thinks of us,render a famouslyhad thebestretorttothis truly, rantotheir respective again:Hekills journalists that our constitutional system and our President Hillary Clinton kind of myopic asininity.“To say rhetorical garagestoget as many don’t agreewithhim.” political culture. and her regime anymore thatthe CIAand theKGB engage brickbats,crowbars and sledge- Trump’s answer: “I think our That DonaldTrump cannot see allegiance or loyalty than in similarpractices is the equiva- hammers as necessary to demolish country does plenty of killing,also, suchdistinctions is no longer Colin Kaepernickren- lent of sayingthatthe man who that specious nonsense. Joe, so,you know. ” shocking. That manyofhis con- ders to the America he so pushes an oldladyintothe path of So it’s interesting to seehow con- Morethannine monthslater —a servativesupporters can’t either abhors? ahurtlingbus is nottobedistin- servatives have been responding suitableperiod to rethink one’s growslessshockingbythe day. guished from the man whopushes to the Republican nominee’s own absurdposition —Trump was PatBuchanan is theauthor an old lady outofthe path of a adventures in moral equivalence. asked againabout his so-called Jonah Goldbergisaneditor-at-large of “TheGreatestComeback: hurtling bus: on the grounds that, Last December in an interview bromance with theRussianauto- of National ReviewOnline andavisiting fellow HowRichardNixon Rose From Defeat afterall,inboth cases someone is with MSNBC’s JoeScarborough, crat.Inthe “Commander-in-Chief at theAmericanEnterprise Institute. to Createthe NewMajority.”

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Forecast Updated continuously at www.TribLIVE.com NationalweatherforWednesday, Sept.14 Wet weather will return to theNortheastasacoldfront passes over the regiontoday.Asystem will fuelflooding TODAY TONIGHT THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY downpours from FloridatoGeorgia.Showers and thun‑ derstorms will dot thesouth‑central United Statesand Intermountain West. Muchofthe WestCoastand Upper HIGH LOW Midwestwill be dry with below‑average temperatures. U.S. extremes (Forthe48contiguousstatesthrough5pmyest) 80 53 74/55 82/66 81/68 78/61 High ...... 102 at McAllen, Texas Low ...... 20 at Poplar, Mont. Sunny and Ashowerand Athunderstorm in Wettest ...... 3.39 at Melbourne, Fla. An afternoont‑storm in spots Clearing Partial sunshine beautiful t‑storm around spots Aroundthenation 9 a.m. 67 10a.m. 71 11 a.m. 75 Noon 77 1p.m. 78 2 p.m. 80 3p.m. 78 4p.m. 77 5p.m. 74 6 p.m. 74 7 p.m. 67 8 p.m. 66 9p.m. 65 Today Tom. LosAngeles 76/60/pc 79/61/pc City H/L/W H/L/W Louisville 89/69/pc 87/68/s Binghamton Albuquerque 82/57/t82/57/pc Memphis 95/76/t94/77/pc Almanac Example: Lake Erie forecast 71/46 Anchorage 56/50/pc 57/49/r Miami 89/78/t91/77/pc StatisticsforPittsburghthrough5p.m.yesterday. 2 Aspen 67/36/sh 65/34/pc Milwaukee 70/60/pc 74/62/pc Wind north at 7‑14 Erie 5 Atlanta 85/71/t84/71/pc Minneapolis 67/53/s73/63/pc Temperatures Winds2mph Yesterday’s high/low...... 83/58 knotstoday. Seas 69/55 Bradford from the West AtlanticCity 85/66/pc 73/61/s MyrtleBeach 82/71/t83/71/pc 2‑4 feet. Visibility Scranton Baltimore 92/63/pc 78/58/s NagsHead 85/72/s83/73/pc Normal high/low...... 76/55 Cleveland 69/41 80/51 Year ago high/low ...... 64/51 under 2miles in a 73/56 Billings 67/49/t66/45/pc Naples 88/76/t89/77/t Record high...... 96 (1952) morning shower or 6 Boise73/47/c 75/47/s Nashville 92/69/pc 92/70/pc thunderstorm. Boston 85/58/t67/55/s NewOrleans 92/78/t93/79/t Record low ...... 40 (1975) State College 6 Buffalo 70/50/r70/51/s NewYorkCity 88/62/pc 75/61/s Precipitation Regional forecast Youngstown 83/50 Charleston,S.C. 80/72/t82/72/t OceanCity,Md. 86/68/s74/63/s Yesterday ...... 0.00” 73/48 Charleston,W.Va.88/62/pc 85/62/s OklahomaCity 87/68/t87/69/t Monthtodate ...... 1.02” Ashowerorthunder‑ Harrisburg Allentown Charlotte89/66/t 87/68/pc Omaha71/62/pc 74/64/t Normal month to date ...... 1.41” stormaround this after‑ 90/58 89/56 Cheyenne 73/45/pc 66/40/pc Orlando 87/74/t 89/75/t Year to date ...... 24.15” noon. Clearing tonight. 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deedtothe property was finally transferredtothe IDC last month Timing for after thecorporationpurchased it for$305,000ataMay 2012 tax sale. Remnants of glass production SEAN STIPP |TRIBUNE-REVIEW redeveloping The Army’sGolden Knightsare being remainonthe hazardous site,as sought forArnold Palmer Regional do rusted, deteriorated buildings Airport’s airshowinJune. and old machinery. Deeppits in the glass factory ground will have to be excavated and filled withclean material. uncertain “As farasI’m concerned, the Airport OKs site lookslikesomethingStephen King’s ‘It’lives on,” Councilman Gabriel Homan said. by RENATTASIGNORINI Since the deed transfer,officials $3M upgrade Officials hope to tear down a have changed locks on gatesat furnace building on the blighted the former plant,did aperimeter former Jeannette Glass property walk of the fence and enlisted the as soon as possible,according services of alandscape contractor for runway to Jason Rigone,director of the forweed control, Rigonesaid. Westmoreland County Industrial SEAN STIPP |TRIBUNE-REVIEW “We’veidentified anumber of Development Corp. JeannetteGlass’ old furnacewill be torn down because the sitewas things we’d liketoget done right Work to forceclosingfacility Thebuilding, one of the tallest takenoverbyWestmoreland County. away,” he said. on the parcel, is close to South In addition to the demolition of to halt service forafewdays Sixth Street on the 13-acrefor- “It looks likeit’s hanging there was in bankruptcy in 1983 when it theformer furnace,officials plan mer glass plant propertythatthe almost,”Rigone told city council was bought for$4million by busi- to continue assessing environmen- talconcernsonthe property and to by JOE NAPSHA county gained controloflatelast Monday. nessman Abe Zion, whopromised work withthe stateDepartment of Arnold Palmer Regional Airport’s monthafter decades of wrangling Theplant, once acenterpiece to reopen it. Aftera30-year saga, 8,224-foot-long concrete runway willbe with its former owner. in the city’s industrial landscape, legalbattlesand atax sale, the DEMOLITION · B3 strengthened withalayerofasphalt in a$3million upgrade scheduled to start in September2017. Thework, whichwill requirethe runwaytobeshutdownfor fewdays, ATTENTION TO DETAIL will be done when Spirit Airlines does not have scheduled flights,Gabriel Monzo, Westmoreland County Airport Authority executivedirector,told the boardTuesday. Ed Kilkeary,owner of L.J.Aviation, said his charter companyoperates10 to 12 flightsdaily from Arnold Palmer Regional Airportand can’t shut down forthose days.The companywillhave to repositionits aircraft to Pittsburgh InternationalAirportfor thedayswhen theUnity airportisclosed, he said. TheFederal Aviation Administration has determined the paving project is necessary because of the age of the runway, whichranges from 20 to 30 years,Monzo said. TheFAA will pay90percent of the cost of thepaving project, Monzo said. ThePennsylvania Bureau of Aviation will provide 5percent and the airport authority must matchthe state funding forthe project. “Wehavethe money in place,” Monzo said. As the authority tackles improve- ments to the runway, thedesignofa proposed terminal expansionproject is about50percent complete,said Scott Kunselman, the authority’s engineer. Theestimated costofthe project to enlargethe terminal on its northern end remains at about $10 million and couldbedoneinphases,Kunselman said. In other business,Monzo said the authority is considering kickingoff its annual air show –scheduled June 24-25 – aday earlier with aparachute jump at dusk by the Army’s Golden Knights, Matt Younkin’s strobe-lit Beech18air- craft performance,abandconcertand fireworks. “It’sanexciting prospect. If we did STEPH CHAMBERS |TRIBUNE-REVIEW something on Fridaynight, we could Jim Antonovich of Pittsburgh’sSouth Side adjusts afishing lurewhile enjoying one of the lastdaysofsummer Tu esdayatLoyalhanna makesome money,”Monzo said, noting LakenearSaltsburg, Indiana County. that thepractice runs put on the day before theshowtypically draw acrowd around theairport. Theairportauthorityalready has booked the Blue Angels, the Navy’s pop- ular jet fighter demonstration squad, School funding effect on poor decried Officers forthe show. Monzosaid he is working to book the Golden Knights as well. The GoldenKnights have done night para- Parents, districtsurge and graduate from high school Pennsylvania’s approximately chute jumps at other air shows,hesaid. without ever using acomputer. 500 schooldistricts. They already recallfear Ronald DeNunzio,owner of DeNun- highcourttorulestate “(Lawmakers) have fallendown devote morethan half thatbud- zio’s Italian Chophouse and Sinatra model unconstitutional terribly.They have notdone their gettothe 125 poorest districts. Bar on the second floorofthe airport jobs,” lawyer Brad Elias argued But one wondered whyreformers inface-off terminal,has exercisedhis option to foragroup of parentsand school shouldn’t at least gettoair their rent the space forfivemoreyears,be- ASSOCIATED PRESS districts whowantthe funding grievances at trial. ginning April 1. PHILADELPHIA —Education Elias said thatPennsylvania Underterms of the lease,originally plan declared unconstitutional. Penn Township man reformers asked Pennsylvania’s “The entiresystem is just arbi- has the nation’slargest fund- signed when the Blue Angels restau- ing gapbetween low- and high- rant was open in 1995, DeNunzio pays high courtTuesday to make state trary.” committednocrimes, lawmakers revamp an “uncon- Severaljustices appeared reluc- incomedistricts,given that about $4,000amonth, Monzo said. parents in wealthier ZIP codes scionable” school funding formu- tant to “lean on” or “microman- defense lawyer argues supplement the school budget Joe Napsha is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer.Reach la thatleavespoorstudents to go age”lawmakers whodivide more by RICH CHOLODOFSKy him at 724-836-5252 or [email protected]. home at night withouttextbooks than $10 billion in annual aid to SCHOOL · B7 Penn Township police of- ficers testified Tuesdaythat when they surrounded an armed man in his underwear during an incident in 2014, ‘Real World’ alum offerspersonal talestoplugvoting they feared he was about to fireashepointed aloaded Seton Hillstudents express bad options comeNovember. shotgun in theirdirection. Junior BrookeKulasa of Belle Vernon They said the man —Ralph frustration with choices cametothe presentation because she’s Deep, wholater was charged afan of Brown’s.She said she hasn’t with assault —pulled his hand offthe weapon and threw it to by JACObTIERNEy givenmuchthought to the election, but she’s registered to vote,and doesn’t love theground, whichaverted a Reality showstar, musicianand now either candidate. potential shooting. political advocate NickBrown brought “Asfar as the bestofthe worst, Ithink Deep, 54,isontrial before his perspective to studentsatSeton Hill Donald Trump is probably the wayto Westmoreland County Judge University on Tuesday. go,” she said. ChristopherFeliciani for Brown, whomade his name on the Trump and Clinton were barelymen- threatening the officersas cast of MTV’s “The Real World: Hol- tioned at the event. Brownsaid he has they responded to acallfrom lywood” in 2008, has been speakingat “very mixed feelings” aboutthe elec- neighbors complaining thathe college campuses across the country tion. was wandering on the street about the importance of voting. “If Bernie Sanders was the nominee with agun on Oct. 11, 2014. Brown, 32, was borninJamaica. He’s it wouldn’t even be close,” he said. “It’s “Wetreated it as an ac- been acitizen since 2000. some of the things yousee in ahigh tive shooter situation,” Penn “I immigrated here, so it’s something school election,but Ialsothink it is Township Officer John Lewis Ithink Ican give apersonalvoiceto,” importantfor our youth to see what they testified. “He rackedthe shot- he said. “Being on anetwork gave me don’t want in the future.” gun, points it, then after a Instead of talking about the candi- short time he removedhis aplatform.” STEPH CHAMBERS |TRIBUNE-REVIEW dates or their policies,Brown stuck hand and threw it down.” About 16 students attended Tuesday’s MTV personalityNick Brown(gesturing) talks about issuesinstead to general issues.Hegathered the Deepischargedwith event. Manyofthem were frustrated by of candidates with studentsatSeton Hill UniversityinGreensburg. what they see as achoice between two VOTING·B7 He is speaking on campusesacrossthe country. 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pulling him offofme, though. Iwas won- Manor man chargedwith threatening,assaultingteenagers dering, ‘Whyisheattacking me? Inever did anythingwrong to him.’ ” Under cross-examination by Muir,Ryan by PAUL PEIRCE Theteen said she and Ryan, hand. He tackledSarahand pointedthe gun at testified thatshe did not see Langsdorf with a whousedtohavearelation- her head. ... Iwas afraid and started screaming An 18-year-old Manor man was orderedto handgun. Ryan said she did not reportthe inci- ship with Langsdorf,were at the top of my lungs,”the teensaid. dentbut wassummoned to makeastatement standtrial Tuesdayfor allegedlyassaulting asked to wait in the basement “I pulled Christian offofSarah, and he and threatening twoteenagers with ahandgun twodayslater afterother witnessesreported fortheir ride about 10 p.m. turned to me and said, ‘Who do youthink you Aug. 25. it to police. when Langsdorf’s roommate, are? Youdon’t need to be here,’”she testified. Harrison City District JudgeHelen Kistler Manor police Officer Corey Fearen said he TimOlszewski, said he had Theteensaid Langsdorf then pointed the ruled therewas sufficient evidence presented obtainedasearch warrant on Langsdorf’s car to leave. handgun at herabdomen. during apreliminary hearingfor Christian Langsdorf “Twopeople whoIdid not and apartment and recoveredablack, carbon M. Langsdorf to standtrial on charges of Langsdorf’s privateattorney,RobertMuir, dioxide-poweredBBrevolver.Incourtdocu- knowcame into the basement repeatedlyquestioned theteenabout whether aggravated assault,simple assault, reckless and said we needed to leave then, so we left ments, Fearen reported thatafter threatening endangerment,disorderly conduct and harass- she had consumed alcohol or was under the the teens to stayawayfromhis apartment on andstarted walking,” the teen testified under influenceofmarijuana or prescriptionpills ment. Thecharges were filedbyManorpolice. questioning from Assistant District Attorney the night of the incident, Langsdorfgot back at the time of the incident. She replied each A17-year-old, identified as “M.G.” in court Adam Barr. in the waiting vehicle, whichdrove away. time shewas asked thatshe wasnot. because she is ajuvenile,toldKistler thatshe Once the pair beganwalking,ablacksedan Kistler denied Muir’s request to reduce wasatLangsdorf’sapartment on RaceStreet withdark, tinted windowsbegan continuously Ryan testified that she had taken prescrip- Langsdorf’s $75,000 bail,and he was taken to with his male roommate; an 18-year-old friend, circling them, “driving around the block at a tion pills andsmoked marijuana and did not the Westmoreland County Prison, wherehe Sarah Ryan;and 44-year-old LeslieHandza,all highrateofspeed,”she said. remembermuchabout theincident. has been held since hisarrest on Aug. 28. of the North Huntingdon area. Shetestified “Then Isaw Christianget out and startrun- “I rememberChristian walking up the street thatshe and Ryan knewLangsdorf,a2016 ning up thestreet toward us with agun in his and thenpushingmedowninto abush. ...I Paul Peirce is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Norwin graduate,who wasnot at home. blackedout,” she said. “I remember (M.G.) Reach himat724-850-2860 or [email protected]. Businesses given OK to light up Greensburg removes fore the vote. “They’re ugly, t hey’re electronic sign ban tacky, they’regauche,” he said of signs.“Once you by JACObTIERNEy agreetothese signs,you cannot control the content Greensburg businesses and youcannot getrid of areallowedtoadvertise them.” with electronicsigns after An early draftofthe or- aunanimouscity council dinance said existing LED vote Monday. signsthatdid notmeet the These signs, whichtypi- newstandards would have callyuse LEDlighting or to be removedorreplaced liquid crystal displays, within three years.This had been banned in the language was struckfrom city since 2013, butoffi- thefinalversion.The signs cialshavebeenpromising owned by the Greensburg arevisiontothe ordinance RotaryCluband YMCA since December. will be allowedtostay. Work on the adopted or- Gene James,vicepresi- dinance beganafter city dentofthe Greensburg council allowedthe Qua- Rotary, s aid he was grate- trini Rafferty lawfirmto put up an LED sign last ful the ordinance ditched year with aset of stipula- the language thatwould tionsonsizeand opera- have required the removal tion.The newordinance of existing signs, buthe’s outlinesingreater detail concerned the wording JASMINE GOLDBAND |TRIBUNE-REVIEW what is required forsigns about minimum resolu- PINT-SIZED PENGUINS FAN to be allowed. tion andother guidelines Forinstance, plansfor an is too vague. Adam Miller,32, of Washington, Pa., getsakeepsakewith his 7-month-old daughter,Elsie,during aStanleyCup photoop LEDsign mustbereviewed Councilman Jonathan Tu esdayatChildren’sHospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. by the Historicand Archi- Veselysaid the ordinance tecturalReviewBoard and strikes abalancebetween approved by citycouncil past and present. beforebeing putinplace. “We’vebeen abletoget WESTMORELAND COUNTY assist with the investigationisasked to Thesign’smessage cannot one thatwas thebest to HOWTOREACH US call the state police firemarshal unit at blink, flash or otherwise maintain the historic in- Mainnumber 724-834-1151 HEMPFIELD 724-832-3288. move,and it must meet tegrity that we have while Newsroom 724-838-5143 brightness and resolution at thesame time using the 724-836-6675 standards set by theup- technology availableto Incendiarydevices ignited UNITY E-mail [email protected] dated city code. us,” he said. Fax724-838-5171 David Demko, assistant Blazedestroystrailer while crews at home;firebreaksout Photoreprints 412-320-7862 director of the nonprofit Jacob Tierney is aTribune-Review were trying to dismantleit advocacygroup,Scenic staff writer. Reach himat State police areseeking information on Pittsburgh, urged council 724-836-6646 an early morning fireThursdayatatrailer Atrailer being dismantled by amain- POSTAL ADDRESS to reject the ordinance be- or [email protected]. on Maruca Drive. tenance worker in Unity caught fireafter Tribune-Review A52-year-old woman was inside her 622CabinHillDrive atorch was used to cut water lines,afire Greensburg,PA 15601 home at Suburban Estate Trailer Park chiefsaid. at 6:30 a.m. when twoincendiarydevices Theunoccupied trailer at 1008 Peachtree KEYCONTACTS were ignitedoutside the residence,police Lane caught fireabout 4:20 p.m., Lloyds- Luis Fabregas, editor said. ville fireChief Brian Schultheis said. No [email protected] No injuries were reported. injuries were reported. 412-320-7998 Evidence was collected at the scene and An earlier report of possible explosions the investigationisongoing, police said. at the scene mayhavebeenaerosol canspop- Sue McFarland, Anyone with information thatcould ping inside thetrailer,Schultheissaid. editor,Greensburg [email protected] 724-853-1158

Gloria Ruane,cityeditor BLOTTER [email protected] 724-838-5143 WESTMORELAND • Identity theft, someone on AronaRoad. Anderson used the personal information allegedlyattacked multiple Other staff members: of aLatrobe manand woman troopersduringthe arrest. Most staff members’ e-mail Derry to open credit cards in their No one was injured. Charges addressesbegin with afirst • Burglary,someone en- names. with District JudgeCharles initial and lastnamefollowedby tered ahouseonRubyStreet • Theft,aroyal blue Arctic Moore. Kelley is free on her @tribweb.com. and smashed alamp. Cat Prowler side-by-side taken ownrecognizance.Her pre- East Huntingdon from aPine Valley Laneloca- liminary hearing is set for tion wasrecovered. Nov. 9. Anderson is being CORRECTION • Theft, acompound bow held in the Westmoreland and arrows from ayardon Chargesfiled County Prison on $10,000 Norwin school Ruffsdale Road. • Seth George Repko, 34, of bail.His preliminary hear- boardDirector Donald • Theft, awallet from a Youngstown by state police ing is setfor Sept. 14. Rhoads was misidenti- home on LakeForestBou- with drug possession, disor- fied in astory on Page levard.Acredit cardinthe derly conduct and possession INDIANA B5 in Tuesday’s edition. wallet was used to makepur- of drug paraphernalia after state Rep. GeorgeDun- chases at Wal-Mart. allegedly being found with Indiana bar,R-Penn Township, Hempfield several stamp bags of heroin and State Sen. Kim and prescription pills. Charg- • Theft, ared Troy-Bilt Ward,R-Hempfield, • Burglary,toolsnot de- es with District JudgeMark lawn mowerfromthe yard of spoke recentlyatthe tailed by police were taken Bilik. ahome on South 11th Street. Penn-Trafford School from ashedonWendelRoad. • David Glenn Anderson, Boardmeeting. • Burglary,several power 56, of McKeesport by state SOMERSET toolsweretaken from astor- police with aggravated as- To request acorrection age area belonging to Sidley sault, simple assault, resist- or clarification,call Precast on East Hillis Street. ingarrest, disorderlycon- Lincoln 724-850-1204. duct, harassment and public • Burglary,several items NewStanton drunkenness; and Darnesha were reported missingfrom • Theft, atelevision from L. Kelley, 35, of McKeesport SipesvilleRoad homesafter DELIVERYAND Room 221 of Econo Lodge. by statepolice with driv- theywereentered through SUBSCRIPTIONS ingunder the influence, unlockeddoors.Items taken Unity To subscribe or to report simple assault, disorderly included apurse, abackpack problems with home • Identity theft, someone conduct, harassment and containing an LG computer delivery,call stole aGreensburg woman’s public drunkenness after tablet andtwo sets of keys. 800-909-TRIB (8742) identityand attempted to open troopers responded to are- Cash and sunglasses were tak- or visit credit cardsinher name. ported domesticinavehicle en from an unlockedvehicle. www.1800909trib.com. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · B3 LigonierValleystudents’comments‘disturbing’

percent proficient in 2015 to 68.2 percent in 2016, Thoughtsofsuicide,disinterest in school foundinstate survey compared to the state average of 76.2 percent. “Last year was the first year we were assessed in the PA corestandards,” Oldham said. As a JEFF HIMLER comprehensive plan,whichthe school board She noted the school districtfoundation, by result, in student proficiencylevels, “Wesaw a agreed Mondaytopostfor amonthlong public with community support, provides books and nosedive in manyareas.” Ligonier Valley students faredpretty well in review, and other 2016-17 school year initiatives weekend food supplements forneedystudents. But Oldham pointed out standardized testing 2015-16 test results,despite being assessed on aremeant to address students’other basic needs Theupdated comprehensive plan lists the fol- newstate coreacademic standards. in addition to their educational needs. lowing added shared values: Helping students scores arejust one measureofstudent achieve- But Superintendent Christine Oldham told Goals include developing an aligned cur- discovertheir interests and talents; supporting ment. She said it’s moreimportant to measure the school boardMondaythat“disturbing” re- riculum plan thatstretches from birth to 12th thephysical,mental and social needsofits com- howpublic education affects students,reflected sults from the 2015 Pennsylvania Youth Survey in afollow-up reportshowing that75percent indicate moreimportant areas thatthe district grade and incorporating 21st century skills in munities; and social responsibility. thecurriculumtohelp guide students along of the district’s 2016 graduates have gone on needs to address. Test’s findings to post-secondary education, 8percent entered Results of the survey in grades six, eight, 10 variouscareerpathways. High school Principal and 12 indicate that40percent of district stu- Tim Kantor reported thateight students will be As forthe state assessment scores,the per- the military and 11 percent found employment. dents areeconomicallydisadvantaged, with a involved in apilot internship program. centage of Ligonier Valley students scoring at In other business,the school boardadded a higher rate of 67 percent indicated forstudents As partofits ongoingefforts to eliminate proficient or advanced levels either exceeded minibus to transportstudents living in Rector at Laurel Valley Elementary School. According the effects of povertyonits students,Ligonier the average state percentage or showedimprove- during closureofabridgefor repair,through to thesurvey,14percent of district sixth-graders Valley also is among local districts piloting an ment from the previous year’s results in math about the middle of November. areworried aboutrunning out of food. enhanced Students Assistance Program. The and language arts at most tested grade levels. Other district results: aquarter of students program assigns afull-time liaison to thedistrict Fourth-grade math scores at Laurel Valley Jeff Himler is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. “sometimes think life is not worthit,” 17 per- to work withLigonier Valley stafftoassess Elementary showedamarkeddrop, from 83 Reach him at 724-836-6622 or [email protected]. cent have considered suicide,15percent have the needs of referred students and promptly planned suicide,and 10 percent have attempted connect them with behavioral, mental health suicide. or drug and alcohol counseling, or an arrayof Thesurvey also noted thatdistrict students other services suchasmedical or dental care have alowerregardfor school work as they ad- assistance. vance through the grade levels: 92.6 percent of sixth-graders reported they felt “school is going School director Irma Hutchinson reported to be important fortheirlater life,” apercentage seeing the pilot program in action at adistrict thatdropped to less than 50 in grades 10 and 12. open house,whereanadult was abletomeet “Those aredisturbingperceptions our stu- with and obtain help forher familyfromthe dents arereporting,”Oldham said. “These Students Assistance Program liaison working arethe things thatmatter.Ithinkthat’s areal through Westmoreland Casemanagement and indication of alackofcareer opportunities and Supports Inc. development forour students.” “She was availableimmediately to help,” Hutchinson said of the liaison. “It made me Assistance program feel so good. Kudostoeveryone whohelped Oldham noted the district’s proposed 2017-20 with this.” Work awaits at JeannetteGlass

DEMOLITION · FROM B1 “Anything of valuehas of whichwas directed to the Environmental Protectionon beentaken out of the building corporation forthe cleanup. cleanup procedures,hesaid. at this point,” he said. Zion’s companydid not com- County commissioners ap- RenattaSignorini is aTribune-Review plete remediation work under proved borrowing $18.5 mil- staff writer. Reach herat724-837-5374 aconsent order with the DEP. lion last month, $1 million or [email protected]. Zion died in April. Remaining work includes cleaning glassshards from thesoil; determining whether structures contain contami- nants; monitoringthe ground- water; and disposing of drums filled with chemicals or con- taminatedliquid, according to DEP documents. “There’salot of work to do,but yougotta startsome- where,”Rigonesaid. “We’ll getitdone, it’s just amatter of time.” It’sunclear howlong it will take beforethe site is readyfor redevelopment. “Wedon’t reallyknow enough about the site to know howlong,” Rigone said. “We want to clear the entiresite. There’s nothing salvageable on the site.” Officials mayopt to keep a water towerthatwas used by theplant. B4 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 Symbols BERNARD R. JOSCAK ·BRADDOCK The following symbolscan be used in paid death notices. p Longtime baker remained unbowedbyadversity

by TONy RAAP Ason of Edmund “He wanted every daytobenor- his brothers, Daniel Joscak of For- and Eleanor Joscak, mal,” his brother said. “He didn’t est Hills,David Joscak of North In 2007, Bernie Joscaknearly lost he was borninJune want us to dwell on hissituation.” CORE EMS Versailles and RonaldJoscakof his left armwhileworking at abak- 1960 in Braddock. Af- When relativesvisitedhim in the Braddock; his sister,Diane “Dee” ery when it got caughtinalarge ter graduatingfrom hospital, he would ask, “Howare Newton of Hilton Head, S.C.; son, mixer. St.Thomas High youdoing?” He was moreconcerned ChristopherJoscak of Braddock; Theaccident left him unableto SchoolinBraddock, about theirsituationthanhis,Ed stepdaughter, Amanda Kazimer of work.Heworeanarm brace and he worked at Sgam- Joscak said. Penn Hills; and agranddaughter, drew disability benefits, but“he Joscak batti’sBakery. He was apoolshark.After his Rylee Joscak. nevercomplainedabout it,” said Ed- He later worked at workplace accident, his doctor told Visitation will be from 2to4and AIRFORCE AMERICANLEGION mund Joscak of Plum,Mr. Joscak’s Giant Eagle andMancini’s Bakery, him to stop shooting pool, but“he 6to8p.m. WednesdayinPatrickT. eldest brother. wherehemade breadand rolls. went against his doctor’s orders,” LaniganFuneral Home andCrema- When he was diagnosedwithliver “He was very good at it,” Ed Joscak said BrittanyJoscak of Irwin, Mr. tory Inc., 700 LindenAve.inEast cancer this year,“he was the same said. Joscak’s daughter. Pittsburgh. way, ”EdJoscaksaid. He spent his final days at home Although he had limited use of his Mass of Christian Burial will be “The kid was amazing. He never with familyand friends,who cooked left arm, “he was beating people with celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursdayat complained abouthis lot in life.” forhim and took careofhim. He got ARMY COASTGUARD twogoodarms,”she said. Good ShepherdChurch in Braddock. Bernard“Bernie” R. Joscak of up every morning and did across- In addition to his brother,Ed Braddockdied Sunday, Sept. 11, 2016, word puzzle.Atnight, he passedthe Joscak, and daughter,Brittany Tony Raap is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer.Reach of cancer.Hewas 56. time by watchingthe Pirates on TV. Joscak,Mr. Joscak is survivedby him at [email protected].

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FAYETTE COUNTY Grimm,JeanneM., 85*North Huntingdon Snyder,Irwin Jordan,PansyA., 86* Greensburg(F) Barnhart, Greensburg Name,age ResidenceFuneralhome Kristoff,JamesR., 74*Mt. Pleasant Galone-Caruso,Mt. Pleasant HenselSr.,Glen R., 73* White Brooks,Melcroft Mekic,Louis A., 83*Latrobe Lopatich, Latrobe Minnicks,Patricia A.,84* Greensburg Barnhart,Greensburg ELKS FIREFIGHTER WESTMORELAND COUNTY Murray,Karen M.,69* North HuntingdonStrifflers,White Oak Reed,MargaretP., 86* Latrobe Lopatich, Latrobe Name, ageResidenceFuneralhome Skoczlas, Henry A., 92* Monessen (F) Dervin,HeatherM., 26* NorthHuntingdon Snyder,Irwin Wiser,DarrelW., 57*Penn To wnshipDobrinick, Trafford Fenell,LarryW., 64*Latrobe Lopatich, Latrobe Zikeli,Beverly J., 78*North Huntingdon Snyder,Irwin KIWANIS Cindy(Jim) Shoffand David parents,she waspreceded in PansyA.Jordan XParishCemetery, Mt. Patricia A. Minnicks Pleasant. TheMt. Pleasant (Debbie) Lovas; and cousins, death by herdaughter, Linda LAURELTON GREENSBURG Eben, Tara, Jackie andJack Louise Grimm; lovingcom- FORMERLYOFGREENSBURG Volunteer Fire Department Dervin, Zach, Jonathan and panion,Donald M. Kunkle and will meet at the funeral Patricia Ann Minnicks,84, Benjamin Lovas, Christo- his manxcat,Kitsie.She is Pansy A. Jordan, 86, of Lau- home at 7p.m. Wednesday. of Greensburg, died Monday, KNIGHTSOF LIONS pher (Ramie) Shoff and Chel- survivedbyher son, David relton,formerly of Greens- In lieu of flowers,the family Sept. 12, 2016. She was born burg, died Tuesday, Sept. 13, COLUMBUS sea Shoff(Adam Holbert). EdwardGrimm;daughter,Val- suggests memorial contribu- July 25, 1932, adaughter of 2016. She was born May12, tions maybemade to Asera thelateClifford and Marga- Friendswillbereceived erieJeanneGrimm; six grand- 1930, in Dunbar,adaughter from 2to4and 7to9p.m. children; numerous great- CareHospice,300 Penn Center retLoydO’Bryon. In addi- of the late Thomas and Pansy Blvd.Suite 630, Pittsburgh, PA tion to her parents,she was Thursdayatthe WILLIAM grandchildren; andclose Hughes Callahan.She had 15235 or to the Mt. Pleasant predeceased by her husband, SNYDERFUNERAL HOME friends,Jeffand Carol Kor- been amemberofFirst Evan- Volunteer FireDepartment, CharlesJ.Minnicks; abrother, INC., 521 MainSt.,Irwin, nides andLorraineHeidler. A gelicalLutheran Church, 100 S. Church St., Pleasant, PA Loyd O’Bryon;and sister,Ei- whereafuneral service will funeral Mass will be cele- Greensburg.Inaddition to her 15666, in Memory of Jim Krist- MARINES FREEMASON leenBaron. She was amember be heldat11a.m.Friday brated at 9:30a.m.Thurs- parents,she waspredeceased off. To offer an online condo- of the Order of the Eastern with DeaconSteve Kisak dayinthe Churchofthe by herhusband, Richard lence,pleasevisit our website Star.She is survived by her officiating.Intermentwill Immaculate Conception, “Dick” Jordan; and son, Scott at:www.galone-carusofuneral son, CharlesG.Minnicks, of R. Jordan. She is survivedby follow in UnionCemetery. 308 SecondSt.,Irwin. Inter- home.com. Dunnellon, Fla.; three grand- threedaughters,Toni (Dallas) Those wishing maycontribute ment will followatImmac- children, Charles,Margaret Klauger,ofLaurelton, Diane to White Oak Animal Safe Ha- ulate Conception Cemetery, and Patricia;and abrother, ven, 2295 Lincoln Way, White Irwin. Arrangements han- (James) Jordan-Wagner,of Paris,Ill., and Tracy(Steven) James O’Bryon, of West Mif- NAVY POLICE Oak, PA 15131. Foronline con- dled by theWILLIAM SNY- flin. Family and friends will dolences,please visitwww. Buswell, of Elkridge, Md.; DER FUNERAL HOME 12 grandchildren; one great- be receivedfrom 2to4and snyderfuneralservices.com. INC., 521 MainSt.,Irwin, granddaughter; and abrother, 6to8p.m. Thursdayatthe LarryW.Fenell 724-863-1200. Memorial con- Michael Callahan, of Clinton Louis A. Mekic BARNHARTFUNERAL tributionsmay be made to the Township,Mich. Family and LATROBE HOME, 505 E. Pittsburgh LATROBE Animal Rescue League at friends willbereceived St., Greensburg. Afuneral LouisA.“Art” Mekic,83, of Larry W. Fenell,64, of www.animalrescue.org.For fromnoonto1p.m.Fri- service will be heldat11 ROTARY online condolences, please dayatthe BARNHART FU- Latrobe,died Saturday, Sept. a.m.Friday in the funeral Latrobe,diedSunday, Sept. 10, 2016, at ExcelaHealth 11, 2016, at his residence.Born visit www.snyderfuneral NERALHOME INC., 505 E. home. Interment will fol- Latrobe Hospital. Artwas born lowinWestmoreland Coun- Aug. 6, 1952, in Latrobe,hewas services.com. Pittsburgh St., Greensburg. Jan. 10, 1933, in Youngstown, ty Memorial Park,Greens- ason of the late AnthonyJ. Afuneralservicewill be heldat1p.m. Fridayin the son of John Mekic and burg. Foronline condolences, Fenell Sr.and SarahC.“Sally” Glen R. Hensel Sr. Frances (Stersinesse)Mekic. WHITE the funeral home. Inter- visitBarnhartFuneralHome. (Kirchner) Fenell. Larry was ment will followinHillview Artwas baptizedinthe Roman com. retired from City Brewing GlenR.HenselSr. ,73, of Cemetery,Greensburg. For Catholic Church and attended DISABLEDVETS Companyand Latrobe Brew- White,diedSunday, Sept. 11, online condolences,visit St.Vincent Basilica, Latrobe, KarenM.Murray ing Company. He was amem- 2016, in UPMC Presbyterian, BarnhartFuneralHome.com. and Sacred HeartChurch, NORTH HUNTINGDON ber of the Fraternal Order Oakland. He was bornSept. Youngstown. A1951 gradu- Karen M. Murray, 69, of of Eagles No.01188 and the 18, 1942, in Melcroft, ason of JamesR.Kristoff ateofLatrobe High School, Arthelped lead the Latrobe North Huntingdon, died Mon- Frontier Club.Inadditionto the late Howardand Sarah MT.PLEASANT his parents,hewas preceded footballteam to a9-1 season day, Sept.12, 2016. She was Traugh Hen- James RichardKristoff, 74, in theFall of 1950. While serv- bornOct. 25,1946, in McKees- in death by his brother,An- sel. Glenwas of Mt. Pleasant,diedSunday, NURSING GOLDSTAR thonyJ.Fenell Jr.Larry is ing in the Army duringthe port, the daughterofthe late aformer car- Sept. 11, 2016, in the Harmon Herbertand Mary “Polly” survivedbyone son,Chad Korean War, Artplayedfoot- penter,hav- House Conva- (Bussler) Gerstner.Karen E. Fenell and his wife,Jes- ball forhis regimental team ingbeena lescent Cen- worked as an operator forBell sica, of Latrobe;two grand- in West Germany. He retired member of ter, Mt.Pleas- from Kennametal Inc., where Telephone,and later retired children, Atleyand Anthony; UnionLocal ant. Mr. he worked as amachineopera- from Verizon customer ser- one sister,Anita M. Willis,of No.2274. He Kristoffwas toratits Kingston plant. Art vice.She is survivedbyher Derry; and his uncle, Charles was aformer bornJuly26, was amember of many social husband, TerryMurray; 1942, in Why- SEABEESSTATEPOLICE Fenell,ofLatrobe. Family member of and fraternal benefit clubs daughter,Tracy(Bill) List, of els,the son of andfriends will be received including the American Le- Hampton;sister, Linda (Mike) the Army Reserve, member of the late John from 5to8p.m. Wednesday gion, the VFW,the Roosevelt Sendek, of White Oak; grand- the Trauger Firemen’s Club, and Lillian at theJOHNJ.LOPATICH the DonegalAmerican Legion Club,the Latrobe Veterans sons,Ethan,Hayden, Aaron FUNERAL HOME INC., 601 Hamilton and the Mountain Bowling Home Association,CFU Lodge andZane,whom she loved Weldon St., Latrobe. Mem- Kristoff. He attended Sewick- dearly. Funeral services League.Heissurvivedbytwo ley Area High School. Jim had No.146, TheFrontier Club bers of the Fraternal Order were heldWednesday,Sept. brothers, Thomas Hensel and been employedfor morethan and the Westmoreland Home- STEELWORKERS MERCHANTMARINE of Eagles No. 01188 will 14,2016, at STRIFFLER’S his wife,LouAnn, of Indian 35 yearsfor theBryce Bros stead Norvelt VFD.Alifelong conduct amemorial service OF WHITE OAKCREMA- Head, andMarkHensel, of Glass Co.and Lenox Crystal. resident of Youngstown, Art at 6:15 p.m. Wednesdayin owned andoperated theMekic TION andMORTUARYSER- Rockwood; three sisters,Bev- He was an active member of the funeral home. Funeral Grocery Storefor many years, VICES INC., 1100 Lincoln erly Curbyand her husband, theDemocratic committee. services and interment will and was afriend andhelper to Way, WhiteOak,PA15131 Jim, of Ohio,MelodyBurkett Jim was amember of the Pol- be private. To sign online many of hisneighbors.Inad- (Sue StrifflerGalaski,su- andher husband, Bill, of ish Falcons and the Mt. Pleas- guestbook, send condolences ditiontohis parents,Art was pervisor), 412-678-6177. Rockwood, andRobin Donald- ant Fireman’s Club.Hehad or to viewdetailed obituary preceded in death by six broth- Condolences maybemade at sonand her husband, Chuck, coached Mt.Pleasant Little information, please visit www. League from 1963-1964, and ers,John, Thomas,Herman, www.strifflerfuneralhomes. of White; twosisters-in-law, lopatich.com. enjoyedhelping all of ourlo- Jasper,James and RobertMe- com. Pat Hensel, of Missouri,and cal organizations by selling kic,and one sister,Frances Jeanne M. DorisHensel, of White; two tickets fortheir fundraisers. Kozar.Art is survivedbyone CLASSIFIED (Davis)Grimm brothers-in-law, Steve Koshar Jim is survived by his loving daughter,Louise Lederach DEATHNOTICES and his wife,Tammy, and John family, his sons,JamesJ. and herhusband,James S., of NORTH HUNTINGDON Koshar; and manyniecesand Kristoff, Thomas A. Kristoff Scottdale; twograndchildren, Jeanne Marie (Davis) nephews and their families. In and his wife,Tina, and Wil- Sarah L. Lederach, of Sewick- Heather M. Dervin Grimm, 85, of North Hunting- addition to his parents,hewas liam R. Kristoffand his wife, ley,and James J. Lederach, NORTH HUNTINGDON don, went to see the Lord predeceased by his wife,Ei- Gina, all of Mt. Pleasant; his of Cranberry; twobrothers, peacefullyMonday, Sept. 12, leen Koshar Hensel; his three belovedgrandchildren, Troy, Henry A. Mekic,ofLatrobe, Heather M. Dervin, 26,of and RaymondMekic and his 2016. Shewas bornonAug. children, Glen Jr., Beth Ann Ryan, Jaredand Nathan Krist- North Huntingdon, died Sat- wife, Josephine,ofBlairsville; urday, Sept.10, 2016, at home. 2, 1931,inandRenae; three brothers, off. He is also survivedbyhis brothersand sister,DonaldR and several nieces andneph- She was bornOct. 26, 1989, in Irwin, the Howard“Sonny” Hensel, Ran- (Pauline) Kristoff,ofMillville, ews. Family and friendswill Monroeville,the daughter of daughterof dy Hensel and Melvin Hensel; N.J.,Alexander M. (Karen) be receivedfrom4to8p.m. Max D. Dervin (stepmother thelateWiley asister-in-law, RobinHensel; Wednesdayatthe JOHN and Minnie and abrother-in-law,Barry Kristoff, of West Newton, Da- Karen) andDiane (Lovas) vid P. (Betty)Kristoff, of Ruff- J. LOPATICH FUNERAL Mardell (stepfather Dennis). Davis. She Koshar. Friends will be re- HOME INC., 601 Weldon was amem- ceivedfrom2to 9p.m. sdale,and Roseann (Lloyd) Heather was agraduate of Ohler,ofNew Stanton; and St.,Latrobe. Afuneral Mass ber of the Thursday in the CLYDE will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Norwin High School, class of numerous nieces and neph- Church of BROOKS FUNERAL HOME ThursdayinSt. Vincent Ba- 2008. Her interests were in ews. In addition to his parents, silica. Everyone is asked culinary arts,drawing, writ- theImmacu- INC., corner of Municipal Jim was preceded in death by to please go directlyto ing and poetry.She lovedcats late Concep- Building Road and Route his wife,VioletM.“Babe” church. Private interment and was ahugePittsburgh tion in Irwinand was past 711, Melcroft, where ser- Crivella Kristoff, in 2009, and willfollow. To sign online treasurer of the Golden vices will be held at 11 a.m. his infant son, RichardLee Penguinsfan. She is agrand- guestbook, send condolences Echoes and amember of the Fridaywiththe Rev.Bev- Kristoff, in 1967; and his broth- daughter of the late Jack and or to viewdetailedobituary funeral choir.She was agrad- er,John Kristoff. Family and Pauline Dervin andChuckand erly Spore officiating.In- information, please visit www. friends willbereceived Patti Sasse. In addition to her uate of North Huntingdon terment will follow in St. lopatich.com. parents,she is survivedbyher High School, Business Ca- Paul’s Reformed Cemetery, from 2until8p.m. Wednes- dayatthe GALONE-CARU- brothers,MatthewDervin, of reers Institute andWestmore- Trauger. In lieu of flowers, SO FUNERAL HOME INC., land County Community Col- memorial contributions are KennedyTownship,and Tyler 204 EagleSt., Mt.Pleasant. Dervin, stationedinAlaska lege.She retired in 1996 from suggestedtothe Cystic Fibro- Funeral services forJim with the Air Force; uncles and West Penn Power after 20 sisFoundationinmemoryof will be held at 11 a.m. aunt, BennieDervin(Betsy years,and had also worked as Glen R. Hensel Sr.Tooffer a Thursdayinthe funeral Prybyloski), Paul Dervin, Al- aclerkinthe Jeannette City condolence or remembrance, homewiththe Rev.Richard len Dervin, Barry(Alyssa) Administrationoffices forsev- please visitwww.brooks J. Kosiskoofficiating.Inter- Dervin,Greg(Kathy) Lovas, eral years.Inadditiontoher funeralhomes.com. ment willbeinthe St.Pius WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · B5

DEATHS ELSEWHERE JuttaLimbach woman to head the con- stitutional court. After Activistfought forpeace in Mideast BERLIN —Germany’s highest courtsays her termended in 2002, she spent six years as former chief justice agonizing.” movedtoLos Angelesfor the trial and JuttaLimbach, wholater president of theGoethe Ex-professor tolerated other Institute,whichpromotes Still, he acknowledged, his mission neverleft. He recruited Hollywood headedacommission that forpeace failed. celebrities to hold fundraisers and he examines disputes the German Jews’anger as he met with Sheinbaum“wasatirelessadvocate signed up twoofthe most prominent over claimsfor the language and cul- Palestinian leader Arafat tureworldwide. whose courageous stances breathed civil liberties lawyers in the country, restitution of art life into monumental lootedunder the She alsohead- LeonardBoudin andLeonard Wein- ed the Limbach ASSOCIATED PRESS changeonboththe lo- glass. Nazis,has died. She cal and globalstages,” Commission, cre- LOS ANGELES —Stanley K. Shein- After many months of legaldrama, was 82. MayorEric Garcetti TheFederalCon- ated to mediate baum, aformer economics professor thecase was dismissed forgovernmen- said in astatement. stitutional Court disputes over the whose drive forMideast peace had him talmisconduct involving abreak-in at “His work will for- said Monday that ownership of art mingling with presidents,royalty and Ellsberg’s psychiatrist’s office and the ever inspireeveryone Limbachdied in Limbach thatwas looted movie stars,has died.Hewas 96. judge’s meetingswith members of the whobelievesinbring- Berlin on Saturday. or otherwise Sheinbaum died of heartdiseaseon Nixon administration. ing people together to Sheled the Karlsruhe- removedfromits owners Monday in his home in the Brentwood In the 1980s,Sheinbaumbecameob- Sheinbaum transformour world based courtfrom1994 to underNazirule.Itissues neighborhood of Los Angeles, said his sessed with the cause of peace in the forthe better,”he said. 2002, and was previously non-binding, though influ- assistant, Marti Maniates. MiddleEast.Hemanagedtoarrange Berlin’s statejusticemin- ential, recommendations. Sheinbaum gave up teaching to de- Sheinbaum’s causes ranged from re- formingthe LAPD to urging California ameeting with Palestinian Libera- ister. vote himself to what he called his quest tion Organization leaderYasserArafat Limbachwas thefirst —Wirereports to “create alittle peace and justice in universities to divest from their hold- ingsinSouth Africaduring apartheid. and the pictureofhim with his arm this unjust world.” around Arafat thatappeared on the He raised fundstodefend Daniel His book, “Stanley K. Sheinbaum:A 20th Century Knight’s Quest forPeace, front page of the Los Angeles Times Ellsberg during the military analyst’s set offafirestormofprotest within trial forreleasing the Pentagon Papers, CivilLiberties andEconomicJustice,” CLASSIFIED DEATHNOTICES the Jewishcommunity.Hewas booed asecret studyofthe VietnamWar. was written with aco-author when when he spokeatsynagogues.But he Neverone to shrink from contro- he was in his 90s.Itcontained book Margaret P. Reed serviceat3p.m. Thursday versy,Sheinbaum met with late Pales- jacket testimonials from President Bill continued his mission,meeting with in the funeralhome. Mem- LATROBE tinianPresident Yasser Arafat in an Clinton, BarbraStreisand, Jane Fonda Arafatseveral moretimes and trying bers of the Order of the and Norman Lear,who summedup to negotiate peace with Israel. Margaret P. Reed, 86, of unofficial diplomatic mission to bring EasternStar, Chapter 221, his friend’s legacy by saying: “He’s ad- When Arafat died, he saidhope of Latrobe,diedSunday, Sept. peacetothe Middle East. Themeet- will hold aservice at 7:30 ingpropelled him intoheadlines and dicted to fairness andjustice.” apeaceagreement died with him. His 11, 2016, in UPMC Presbyte- p.m. Thursdayinthe funer- dream of peacehad failed. rian,Oakland. BornAug. 12, sparkedprotests from Israelisand the In 1971, hearing thatEllsberg was to al home. Members of the American Jewish community. be prosecuted, Sheinbaum sawacause “My failureisthe greatestdisap- 1930, in Whitsett, she was a Order of Amaranth, Jean- pointment Ihaveeverexperienced,” daughter of the late John “For awhile, Iwas the most hated that meshed with his anti-VietnamWar netteCourt25, will hold a Sheinbaum said,“andIcan onlytake Proud and Hazel (Young) JewinAmerica ...byother Jews any- sentiments.Hevolunteered to organize service at 8p.m. Thursday way, ”hesaidinhis 2011autobiography. Ellsberg’slegal team and raise money solace from the knowledgethatIreally, Proud. Pegwas amember of in the funeralhome.Afu- But he added, “I didn’t waste time forhis defense. He and his wifeBetty reallytried.Ireallydid.” Latrobe Presbyterian Church neral service will be held and was active with its Caring at 1p.m. FridayinLatrobe Christians.Prior to her retire- Presbyterian Church, 428 ment, shehad been employed Main St., Latrobe, with family willreceive friends Ventana USA as aproduction Beverly J. Irwin. Afuneralservice as alicensed practicalnurse her pastor, theRev.Clark at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 16, supervisor.Hewas an avid will be held at 10:30 a.m. at Latrobe Area Hospital. For R. Kerr,officiating.Inter- in St Mary Byzantine Cath- deer hunter and NASCAR, (Tritt) Zikeli SaturdayinHoly Trinity manyyears,she was active in ment will follow at Unity olicChurch,125 McKee Steelers, Penguinsand Pirates NORTH HUNTINGDON Lutheran Churchwiththe several appendant Masonic Cemetery,Unity Township. Ave., Monessen, to share fan. In addition to his parents, BeverlyJ.(Tritt) Zikeli, 78, Rev.Clifton J. Suehroffici- organizations,including the In lieu of flowers,the fam- memories of Henry,then Darrelissurvivedbyhis wife, of North Huntingdon,passed ating. Interment will follow Order of the EasternStar, ilysuggests thatmemorial Father Stephen Wahal will Darlene Wiser; his daughters, away Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2016. in Brush CreekCemetery. In Chapter 221, whereshe served contributionsbemade to the celebrateamemorial Mass Cara and Chelsea Wiser; his She was bornSept. 19, 1937, lieu of flowers,acontribution as amember and Past Worthy Amaranth DiabetesResearch at 11 a.m., followedbya granddaughter, Gianna Wiser; in Ellwood City,the daugh- canbemade to HolyTrinity Matron. She was also aPast Foundation, checks made pay- luncheon in the church his siblings,Judith Cromer terofthe late David W. and LutheranChurch,502 Main RoyalMatronofthe Order abletoGrand CourtofPA, c/o hall. In lieu of flowers, contri- (Larry), Weslie David Wiser Ida(Bunney)Tritt. Beverly St., Irwin, PA 15642. Foronline of the Amaranth, Jeannette Patricia M. Lang, 25 Frank- butions to St Mary Byzantine (Belinda) and Dennis Wiser graduated from Jamison Hos- condolences,pleasevisit www. CourtNo. 25, Past Associ- lin Drive, Elizabethtown, PA Church or Habitatfor Human- (Maryann); andnumerous pital School of Nursing, New snyderfuneralservices.com. ateGrand Guardian of Job’s 17022-3121, with “ADF Peg ity would be greatlyappreci- niecesand nephews. Family Castle,and was an industrial Daughters, and amemberof Reed” in the memo.Tosign ated by the familyinhis mem- andfriends will be received nurse working forU.S. Steel, theWhite Shrine of Jerusa- online guestbook, send con- To placeanobituary, call ory.For online condolences, from 2to4and 6to8p.m. Vandergrift, AlleghenyLud- lem, Westmoreland Shrine dolences,ortoviewdetailed 866-794-9801, fax866-794-9799 please visit www.triblive.com. Wednesdayinthe JOHN M. lum, Leechburg, and retired No.18, and the Daughtersof obituaryinformation, please DOBRINICK FUNERAL from Westinghouse Electric or email to [email protected] theNile,Airys No.48. She visitwww.lopatich.com. Darrel W. Wiser HOME INC., 702 Seventh St. Co., Churchill. She was a was alsoamemberofthe FO PENN TOWNSHIP (State Route 130), Trafford, EaglesNo. 01188 LadiesAuxil- HenryA.Skoczlas memberofHolyTrinity Lu- DarrelW. 412-372-3111. Funeralser- theranChurch,Irwin, where iary,the VFWPost 734 Ladies FORMERLYOFMONESSEN viceswillbeheldat11a.m. Auxiliary,amember and past Wiser,57, of shesanginthe choirand was a Henry A. Skoczlas,92, was Penn Town- Thursdayinthe funeral memberofthe Women of the president of the American home with PastorRoger Legion AuxiliaryUnit515,and called home by God on Friday, ship,passed ELCA. She also was aformer Sept. 2, 2016, in Fort Worth, away sudden- Steiner officiating. Inter- memberofthe Apollo Ridge former chairperson forthe ment willbeprivate. The City of Latrobe’sPlanning Texas.BornJune 13, 1924, he ly Sunday, Area SchoolBoardand volun- was the youngest son of the TraffordFireCompanyNo. Commission. In addition to Sept. 11, 2016, teered her time with Meals on late Alex and Anna Skoczlas. 1willhold afireman’sser- her parents,she was preced- in his home. Wheels.She is survivedbyher Henry graduated Monessen vice at 7:30p.m. Wednesday ed in death by her husband, Darrelwas husband, the Rev. Frederick B. High School in 1943, served in in the funeral home. www. Zikeli; her daughter,Melanie William J. “Digger” Reed, on bornOct. 1, the Army in WorldWar II un- dobrinickfhinc.com. (Elliott) Hines,ofWoodbridge, March 21, 2004; abrother, John 1958, in Pittsburgh, ason of til 1946, then returned to at- Va.; her son, Andrew F. Zikeli T. Proud; andaninfantsister, Weslie and Marilyn(Brown) tend Alliance College.Hewas II, of North Huntingdon; her SarahJane Proud. Pegissur- Wiser.Darrelwas aretired married in memberand firefighter from grandchildren, Nathaniel and vivedbythree daughters,Su- 1948 to Irene Brianna Washington; her sis- san Patchin and her husband, theTrafford FireCompany Zubritsky, No.1,where he held many ters,Barbara J. (George) Zike- Charles “Pappy,” of Latrobe, until 2012 li, of Jacksonville,Fla., Char- NancyWalsh and her com- positions during his career, when, aftera and was aformerassistant lotteYates,ofColumbus,Ohio, panion, PatrickMcCaffrey, long illness director forTrafford Borough and Karen (Terry) Kiesling, of of Greensburg, and Sharon during which EmergencyManagement. He Scottsdale,Ariz.; her brother, Caldwell andher husband, Henry helped was amember of the West- David(thelateDoris) Tritt, of RichardJr. ,ofGreensburg; to carefor moreland County Firemen’s Philadelphia; and also nieces five grandchildren,Brandon her,she went Association, Western PA Fire- and nephews. Friends will Lee Hawkins and his wife, hometoheav- men’s Association, Allegheny be receivedfrom6to8p.m. Lindsey,Darian Hawkins and en. He was afaithful member CountyFiremen’s Association Thursdayand 2to4and6 his wife,Tina,Christy Jones of St MaryByzantineCatholic and theFiremen’sAssociation to 8p.m. Fridayatthe WIL- and her husband, Ryan, Mat- Church in Monessen, amem- of Pennsylvania.Priortohis LIAM SNYDER FUNERAL thew Nimickand hiswife, ber of the HolyNameSociety, retirement,Darrelworkedfor HOME INC., 521 Main St., Jillian, and Rachael Crusan the Men’s Choir andwas a and her husband, Nathan; dedicated repairman/carpen- twostepgrandchildren, Allysa ter forthe church.Hesang Patchin andJames Patchin with the Byzantine Diocesan and his wife,Amanda; eight Choir in Pittsburgh formany great-grandchildren, Alec, years.Heworkedasacabinet Clayton, Carterand Macy maker/installer,and at Wheel- Hawkins,Nickolas and ing-Pittsburgh Steel in Mones- Jamison Nimick, and Wil- sen and Steubenville.Inhis liamand Lillian Jones;five lifetime,heenjoyedmusic, stepgreat-grandchildren, dancing,remodeling,build- Colton, Wyattand Ryder ing, repairing and teaching Patchin,PatrickBrunson other these skills.Henry was and Landon Glisson; and a adedicated, loving family great-great-granddaughter, man, withacaptivating smile AlainaHawkins. Family forall.Heissurvivedbya andfriends will be received sister,Sally,ofCalifornia; from 7to9p.m. Wednes- three sons,Kenneth (Angela) dayand 3to5and 7to9 andGreg(Ingrid), bothof p.m. Thursday at the JOHN Texas,and James (Jennifer), J. LOPATICH FUNERAL of Bridgeville; and one daugh- HOME INC., 601 Weldon ter,Karen Vaughn, of Cleve- St., Latrobe. Members of land, Ohio.Hehas 12 grand- the American Legion Aux- children andnine iliary Unit515 will hold a great-grandchildren. The B6 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 Parts arrive to makeLibertyBridgefixes

PennDOTexpectsspantoreopen District 11 Executive DanCessna said last week. Monday afterrepairsdelayed week Cessna on Tuesdaysaidcrews were in- stalling brackets,paintingand priming by MICHAEL WALTON repair parts and getting readytohoist heavy steel struts intothe air. After listeningtoplentyoftalk about “The good news is all of the fabricated traffic snarls caused by the Liberty Bridge’s pieceshavearrived,” Cessnasaid. closure,AlanTsangdecided to see the cul- Struts could startmoving into place pritfor himself. Wednesday, with jackingoperations to fol- On Tuesdayafternoon,heclimbedtothe low, he said. top of the Pittsburgh ParkingAuthority’s Arepresentative from Fayinawrit- First Avenue garage.There, perched above tenstatement Tuesdaysaidthe company, the Monongahela River, he lookedtothe PennDOT “and ateamofengineering south at thefire-damaged, blackenedsteel beneath thebridge’s deck. experts from across the country arecol- “I wanted to come over andlook what’s laborating around the clockonLiberty going on here,”Tsang, 64, of SquirrelHill Bridgerepairs.” said. “Everybodyisconcernedabout the “Our primary focus is safety,having traffic.” thedesignthoroughly reviewedtobethe Those concerns likelywon’t abateuntil right solution, and ultimatelyreturning early next week, despite repair barges thebridgetoservice as quicklyaspossible equipped withacranemoving into posi- after theunfortunate incident thatled to its tion belowthe damagedbridgeTuesday. closing,” the statementread. PennDOTofficialshopetohavethe bridge TheLiberty Bridge,whichopenedin1928, reopened Sept. 19, nearly2.5 weeksafter is in themidst of an $80-million rehabilita- the fire thatfirst closed the span Sept.2. tion project. About 55,000 drivers aday use the bridge. Sparks from atorch started the fireas A30-footcompression chordwas heavily rehabcrews cut steel. damagedinthe fire. Fixingthe problem re- “Refurbishing abridgethatopenedin quiresthe installation of jacking brackets 1928 is filled with manycomplexities,” Fay, and struts,PennDOT officials said. of West Deer,saidinthe statement. “To PennDOTpreviouslypledged to openthe put thatchallengeinperspective,weare bridgebySept. 12. COURTESY OF PENNDOT applying modern engineering solutions Friday, officialsdelayedthattimetable, Crewswork underneath LibertyBridge’sdeck Tu esday. A30-foot compression chordwithin to abridge thatwas completed the same citing the “complexity” of fabricatingand the bridge structurewas damaged by afireSept. 2. year thatslicedbread was firstsold com- installing roughly150 repair parts as the mercially. ” reason forthe delay. three fabricationfacilities to expedite the bridge’s structuremakes the processdif- Joseph B. FayCo.,PennDOT’s contrac- processing of repair parts.But thespacing ficult to do in fabricationshops,socrews Michael Walton is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. tor on the bridgeproject, elected to use and complexity of the bolt pattern on the decided to do the job on-site,PennDOT Reach him at 412-380-5627 or [email protected].

Defendantwanderedwithshotgun,Penn Township neighborstestify

FACE-OFF · FROM B1 butinthe middle of the road first encountered Deepwhen duringand after theconfron- Deepinitially pleaded guilty lowedDeeptowithdrawhis when he approached aneigh- they responded to another tation andlater urinated in to the chargeslatelastyear guiltypleawith regard to the attempted assault of apolice bor’s home and later threat- complaint about garbage de- the backofapolicecar and and was sentenced by Judge gun threats against police. officer,four counts of aggra- ened police whoresponded to posited on his frontlawn. again on the floor of aholding RichardE.McCormickJr. to Testimonyinthe trialisex- vated assaultand making 1 the call forhelp. Lewis testified thatitap- cell at the police department. serve5⁄2to 30 years in prison pected to concludeWednesday. terroristic threats,and other Neighbors Dylan and Re- peared no laws had been bro- In alater search of his forthe assault on police as offenses in front of his home home,policefoundarifle as well as associated drug of- RichCholodofskyisaTribune-Review on McDermott Road. nee Bobytestifiedthatthey kenand officers determined spotted Deepwalkinguptheir thatDeepwas the person who well as evidence of amarijua- fenses. staff writer.Reachhim at 724-830- Defense attorney Brian As- na-growing operation. McCormick this spring al- 6293 or [email protected]. ton in his opening statement driveway, his hairdisheveled leftthe garbage. ButLewis to thejury said Deepbroke and the shotgun pointed at told jurors thatDeepappeared no laws as he held agun while their home.The confronta- to be drunk and was vulgar standing in hisbackyard. tion escalated when police and belligerent towardpolice “He neverpointed the shot- responded to their callfor during the initial call. gun at anybody. If Ralph had help and surrounded him as Assistant District Attorney pointed his shotgun at any he loaded around into the Jackie Knupp told jurors that of the officers,wewouldn’t weapon. Deepdiscardedthe shotgun be heretoday, ”Aston said. “I kept thinking Iwas go- onlyafter it jammed as he “Ralph was stupid, and maybe ingtosee someoneget shot in tried to loaditthe secondtime youdon’t want him to be your front of me.Ithought the po- when the officers arrived in neighbor,but didRalph commit lice were going to shoot him,” response to the call from the acrime? That is the question.” Renee Boby testified. Bobys. Theprosecution contends Theincident occurredless Lewis testified thatDeep Deepwas notonhis property than 30 minutes after police continued to taunt officers WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · B7 W.Pa.makes bid to lureimmigrants School

populations and their needs. “The Blueprint is meant Influx citedaskey to jump-starting growth Partnerships with nonprof- to be ownedbythe com- funding its and educational groups munity,” said one of Tues- will be essential to achieving day’s panelists,Rosamaria by NATASHA LINDSTROM tive RichFitzgerald said. munity Blueprint, one of outcomes. Cristello of the Latino Fam- “Nowwehavejobs. We have the latestregionalattempts formula “Blueprint offers aseries ilyCenter in Hazelwood. Fordecades,Western needs,” ranging from tech- to draw and retainmore Pennsylvania has con- of necessary actions that TheLatinoFamilyCenter’s savvy roles at burgeoning foreign-born residents. we wanttosee different work includesdoing an as- fronted adilemma when companies suchasGoogle TheBlueprint contains it comes to immigrants: organizations across the sessment to captureneeds and Uber to blue-collar recommendations organi- decried Therehaven’tbeenenough county takeownership of,” of the region’s Hispanic jobs in manufacturing and zations and businesses can of them. said Betty Cruz, whospear- population —whichis at Shell’s planned ethane implement over thenext Thedemise of the do- headed the Blueprint effort growinghereatdouble the SCHOOL · FROM B1 mestic steel industry and crackerplant in neighbor- threetofiveyears to at- with a$50,000 initial grant national rate. shuttering of mills across ingBeaverCounty.“We tract and better serveimmi- from TheHeinz Endow- Thetwo-person Blue- with propertytaxes and other Allegheny County spurred need to bringtalent in from grants.Among the sugges- ments and anticipates sup- print project team will be funds thatdwarf what low- apopulationexoduswhile everywhere.” tions: connect immigrants portfromThe Pittsburgh based out of TheGlobal incomecommunities could dissuading immigrants Fitzgerald joined elected and refugees to free or low- Foundation, Hillman Fam- Switchboard, acultural raise. Thebudget per student from moving here. Mean- officials,business leaders, cost workforcetraining pro- ilyFoundation and Jeffer- and business incubator in ranges from about $10,000to while, upticks in immi- nonprofitexecutives and grams,childcareand health son Regional Foundation. Pittsburgh’s Lawrenceville $28,000 across the state,the grantselsewherebuoyed immigrant groups Tuesday clinics; develop arepository Cruz recentlyleft Mayor neighborhood. plaintiffs said. economic growth there. morning at Salem’s Market of bilingual aides to assist in Bill Peduto’s office,where That means thatstudents “In the ’80s,’90s and 2000s, and Grill in Pittsburgh’s emergencysituations; and since 2014 she had helped Natasha Lindstrom is aTribune-Review whoneed the most resources people were moving out,” Strip District forthe unveil- collect moresophisticated with his “Welcoming Pitts- staff writer. Reach herat412-380- getthe least, said Elias, who AlleghenyCounty Execu- ingofthe Immigrant Com- data about foreign-born burgh” immigrant initiative. [email protected]. called the system “unconscio- nable.” Democratic Gov. TomWolf raised education fundingby about $350 million this school year and steered moremoney to low-income districts.Still, he joined the Republican-led Legislatureincalling school fundingapolitical prob- lem thatshould be resolved through debateand compro- mise at the statehouse. “The courtcannot deter- mine what constitutes an adequate education,”lawyer Patrick Northern argued for legislative leaders. Thejustices did not indicate when they would rule on the issue,whichhas longbeena contentious oneacrossthe country. Courts in 27 otherstates have wadedinto theschool fundingdebate,Elias said, most recentlyinConnecti- cut,where ajudgeappalled by disparities betweeninner- city Bridgeportschools and neighboring ones in upscale Fairfield last week ordered alegislativefix within six months. Elias wants the Pennsylva- nia Supreme Court to likewise find thefundingformula un- constitutional. “So youwantustoleanon thestate Legislature? I’m not surethat’sour role,” Justice Max Baer said. Thepanel of four men and three women fearedwading into “legalquicksand” if they accept the challengeoffind- PHOTOS: STEPH CHAMBERS|TRIBUNE-REVIEW ing asolutiontothe school BrownencouragesSeton Hill studentstodiscusspolitical topicsduring avoter registration driveatthe university. fundingand achievement gap. They questioned whether spendingthe same amount per childwouldguarantee equal ‘Real World’ alumgetspersonaltopush voting outcomes,aconundrum that other states have faced as they movedtowardaprogressive VOTING · FROM B1 programming boardthat Sheplans to vote forGreen fundingstructure. organized the event, and Partycandidate Jill Stein. Alawyerfor thestate Educa- attendeesinacircleand though she’s looking for- “Sheaddresses the is- tion Department complained asked eachwhatwas impor- wardtovoting forthe first thatreformers want the court tant to them. sues themainstream media time she’s been annoyed by doesn’t,” she said. to seizecontrol of athirdof As students chimed in, thestate’s $31 billion budget. the campaigns. Despite Brown’s distaste Brownrespondedwitha “It justseems crazy, and Elias said the state needs forthis year’s candidates, wide variety of insights and Ithink alot of millennials to provide districts the funds anecdotes. arejust frustrated by this he still sees voting as vital, needed to ensurethatall stu- He told stories about his election,” shesaid. especiallyasablackAmeri- dentscan pass thebiology, grandmother,who movedto Kunnath plans to vote for canpayingtribute to those algebraand other testsnow re- Canada from Jamaicabe- Clinton. “I used to be ‘Bernie in previous generationswho quired to graduate highschool fore sneaking to theUnited or Bust,’ butIthink nowit’s foughtfor his right to do so. in Pennsylvania. States in thetrunk of acar. either going to be Hillary or “Not to takeadvantage of He talked about his aunt, Trump,” shesaid. suchaprivilegewould be whosmokes marijuana to re- Freshman Alyese Bolton aslapinthe face,” he said. lieve herfibromyalgia.And had neverheardofBrown Hisbelief thatyoung people he talked abouthimself,as before Tuesday’s event. She canshape thenation was a he recalled leaving college Brownlistened to anumber of issuesraised by students. came because of her interest recurring theme. and havingtopay his own in the political process.She’s health care bills forthe first tion,the environment and talked about the hate she’s getting readytovote in her “Wehavetobeambassa- time. income inequality were fre- seen againstMuslims.She’s firstelection but, like her dors of the things thatwe “And then the real world quent topics,but the clear from NewJersey, buthas classmates,doesn’t likeei- believe in,” he said. hit me,nopun intended,” front runner wasequality seenher family slandered ther of themajor candidates. he said. forpeopleofall races and by people whoassumethey “I just feellikeneither can- Jacob TierneyisaTribune-Reviewstaff Thestudents in attendance genders. areMuslim. didate is suited forrunning writer.Reachhim at 724-836-6646 or raised manyissues.Educa- Freshman Anita Kunnath She’spartofthe student this country,”she said. [email protected]. SUVstolen from airport recovered

Juvenile charged aftervehicle Police determined the vehicle to be the Police said the spot wherethey found one stolen from the airportearly Friday the SUV,the residence of the juvenile recovered; 2nd suspect sought morning, police said. and the bar from whichthe carjacking Police saidthe driver was ajuvenile. victims departed forthe airportare all by MEGAN GUZA TheSUV was allegedlystolenfromfour within athree-mileradius. Carrickmen early Fridaymorning after Thejuvenile is charged with robbery, Mt. Oliverpolice recoveredanSUV they left aCarrickbar and headed to the receiving stolen property and criminal Mondaynight thatwas reported stolen in airporttopickuptwo uncles arriving on conspiracy. an armed carjacking at Pittsburgh Inter- alateflight from Colorado.When they Police ask that anyone withinforma- national Airportlastweek, officials said. parkedatthe curb,two of the men went tion about the incident or the identity Aborough officer pulled over the red around to open the hatch, and twoarmed of the second suspect callcounty police Hyundai Santa Fe just before midnight men popped out. at 412-473-3000. after he noticed the SUV displaying the One demanded the keys,and one or- wrong plate forthe vehicle, according to dered the backseatpassengers out of the Megan Guza is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer.Reach her arelease from AlleghenyCounty Police. SUV,police said. at 724-779-6902 or [email protected].

Retired Game Commission official agrees to ethicsfine

ASSOCIATED PRESS negotiatenatural gasdrilling huntingagency’s executive notified the Game Commis- leases. director. sion about his outside busi- HARRISBURG —Aretired TheState Ethics Commis- He’sthe former director of Pennsylvania Game Commis- nessofhelping to negotiate sion on Tuesdayannounced the Bureau of Wildlife Habi- leases forprivate landowners. sionofficialwho had once the penalty under aconsent tatManagement and is now been consideredfor the agen- agreementwithWilliam Ca- retired. Capouillez’s lawyer says the cy’s top job is agreeingtopay pouillez, whoin2014 was His state job involved over- commission originallysought T a$75,000 ethics fine over aside among several people under sight of gasleasedeals for millions of dollarsinfines business helping landowners consideration to become the state game lands,and he had and restitution. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB8 MARKETWATCH DOW18,066.75 258.32 · NASDAQ 5,155.2556.63 · S&P500 2,127.02 32.02 · RUSSELL2000 1,212.32 23.55 Kennametalprofitabilityrelieson jobcuts

to hit $52 per barrelin2017, up from Toolmaker expectsprolonged sales slump,eyes $400Minsavings an average of $43 per barrelthis year,accordingtothe U.S. Energy Information Administration. And by CHRISFLEISHER Lowoil andgas prices have led Kennametal expects to save at least saidJohn Tumazos,ananalyst and benchmarknatural gasprices are to fallingdemandfor the drill bits $100 million by eliminating1,000 jobs owner of Tumazos Very Independent expectedtorise to $2.95next year, Kennametal Inc.will rely on cost and tools sold to energycompanies, by the end of 2017, and is hoping to Research in NewJersey. Tumazos cuttingtoimprove profitability next from $2.50in2016. whichaccount for17percentof find up to $300 million in additional saidheexpects to see arecovery in But the bounce in oil prices is year amid flat sales growth,asthe Kennametal’s $2 billion in sales. savings over the next 2to3years by demand from theenergyand min- struggles of its oiland gascustomers farfromcertain. On Tuesday, the Executiveswerenot available becoming more efficient, accord- ingindustries because prices for International EnergyAgencysaid continue to weigh on revenue. Tuesdayfor an interview, butnewly ing to slidespresentedTuesday. The oil,gas,ironore and othermetals TheDowntown-based toolmaker global oil demandgrowth is falter- appointed CEO RonDeFeo toldthe slidesdid notoffer specificsonhow have bouncedback. Oiland natural ing. Thereportsent the price forthe is not expectingany bump in sales Tribune-Reviewlastmonth thathe the companywould become more gaspriceshavenearlydoubled since next year buthas forecast adjusted benchmarkBrent crude down $1.23, intended to stepuppressure on ex- efficient. February andMarch. or 2.55 percent, to $47.09. earnings per shareof$1.10 to $1.40 pense cuts while demandfromthe Flat sales would be an improve- “There’s achance thatKenna- in fiscal2017, compared with $1.11 Kennametal also is looking to energysector recovered. ment from last year.The company metal’s revenues couldrise 5to10per- diversify its customers and sees in thefiscalyearthatended June 30, “Wehavetopay attention to the reported a21percent decline in fiscal centnext year giventhatsome of the promise in pushing moreheavily executivessaid Tuesdayatthe Inter- pennies,” DeFeo said.“Youpay at- 2016 revenue. metals prices andenergyprices are into aerospace and transportation. national Manufacturing Technology tention to the pennies andthey add Kennametal’soutlook maybebet- starting to rise,” Tumazos said. Show in Chicago. up to dollars.” ter than the companyisforecasting, Brent crude oil prices areforecast KENNAMETAL · B9 Stocks PNC tumble to close on Fed worries door on Energycompaniestake lawsuit hit asoil prices slideon report of weak demand Bank agrees to pay up ASSOCIATED PRESS to $70M in classaction NEW YORK —Stocks abruptly changed course again it inheritedinbuyout Tuesdayand took largelosses. Investorsworriedabout the by bRIAN bOWLING possibilityofaweaker global ANd CHRIS FLEISHER AP economyand tried to antici- PNC Financial Services pate theFederal Reserve’s Customerswait forreplacementsoftheir Samsung GalaxyNote7smartphonesaspowered-off Note7sare plans forinterestrates. displayedatthe company’sservicecenter in Seoul. Group Inc.has agreed to pay Energycompanies fell with as muchas$70 million to end the price of oil after aleading a12-year-old class-action law- industrygroup saiddemand suit thatitinherited when it foroil is down morethan pre- bought aVirginia bank, ac- viouslythought. cording to courtdocuments. Samsung issues quickfix, About 26,000 people who Stocks sank over thefirst fewhoursoftradingand took out secondary home neverregained their footing. loanswithCommunity Bank Theprice of oil fell 3percent of NorthernVirginia alleged after the International Energy the bank charged excessive Agency’s remarks about oil apologies to Note 7users fees,including fees forser- demand. Thegroup expects vices it didn’t provide,and weaker growth because of a paid kickbackstoamortgage morepronouncedslowdown Companyreleasessoftware reported thatSamsung is in talks South Koreans aretravelingfor one broker firmthatsteered them in the globaleconomy. withmobilecarriers to deliverthe of the twobiggest national holi- towardthe bank. Bond yieldsjumped,and upgrade that allows only same update to keep batterypower days of the year starting Wednesday, PNC assumed the liability phone companies dropped. at 60 percent or below at alltimes. whichcomplicates the recall plan. forthe class-action lawsuit Applewas one of the few 60% battery recharge Samsung plans to begin issuing Samsung offered free pizza to when it bought Mercantile bright spots,gainingground newNote7swithbatteriesitsays apologizetoworkers at mobile car- Bankshares Corp. in 2006, ASSOCIATED PRESS after T-Mobile said pre-orders will not be prone to overheating riershops whohavebeen handling ayear afterthatBaltimore- forApple’s newest iPhones SEOUL —Samsungplans to issue starting Sept. 19 in South Korea. It the unprecedented recall. Some will basedbank bought Commu- arestrong. asoftwareupdate forits recalled recalled 2.5 million of the devices work during the holidays this week nity Bank. After twomonths of unusual Galaxy Note 7smartphones that justtwo weeks after their launch as Samsung planstokeepits service PNC spokesman Fred Solo- calm on the markets, stocks will prevent themfromoverheating after dozens of cases in whichbatter- centersopen. mon said the Downtown-based have whipsawed over the past by limitingbattery recharges to 60 ies exploded or caught fire. Samsung LeeIn-tae, an employee at aSK bank declined to comment on fewdays. They plunged Friday percent. says the problemstems from amanu- Telecom shop in centralSeoul, said litigation. and recoveredabout halfof Thefront page of theSeoul Shin- facturing glitchinthe batteries. twopizzas were deliveredtothe shop An attorney forthe plain- thoselossesMonday,onlyto mun, aSouth Korean newspaper, Samsung is the world’s largest during lunchtime Tuesdaywithalet- tiffs,Bruce Carlsonofthe drop lowerTuesday. Confu- carried aSamsung advertisement smartphone maker,and analysts ter from Samsungthatincluded an Uptown lawfirmCarlson sion over theFed’s intentions Tuesdayannouncing the software said the recall mayleave alarger apology forcausinginconvenience Lynch, said he was pleased has been amajorfactor. update forany users of the Note 7 impact on its brand than earlier to be nearing the end of the RandyFrederick, vicepresi- withthe recall. South Korean media whomay be disregarding its recall estimated. Aviationregulators and said Samsung gave free pizzas to all long-running case. dent of trading and deriva- “It feels greattoget this notice andcontinuing to use the airlines have deemed the Note 7a employees at local handset shops and tivesatCharles Schwab, said piece of the case to the finish smartphone. flight hazard, and the U.S. Consumer mobile carriers. investors don’t knowwhatthe line,” Carlson said. “It is ameasuretoput consumer Product Safety Commissioniscon- “Weate the pizza among afew Fedwilldoatits meeting next In the proposed settlement, safety first, butweapologizefor sidering an official product recall. of us,” Lee said by phone.Heand Tuesdayand Wednesdayand athree-arbitrator panelwill causing inconvenience,” the adver- Thecompanyhas urgedconsum- his co-workers have been handling the marketmay remain vola- decide whether to set the set- tisement by Samsung Electronics ers to immediatelyturnoff the complaints from Note 7consumers. tile until then. said. Theupdate forSouth Korean phones and getthem replaced with tlementamount at the $24 mil- “Someofthe things they “Wehavetodoall the recalls here, do users will startSept. 20, it said. thenew Note7. lion thatPNC is proposing or said Friday scared people,” all the work and listen to all the bad SouthKorean media earlier But implementing such alarge- the $70 millionthatthe plain- he said. “Monday they tried to things.But it feels like(Samsung) is reported the softwareupdate plan, scalerecallisachallenge. Consum- tiffsare proposing.U.S.Dis- calm them down. Nowthey’re trying to makeupfor it with that,” citing Samsung. ershavetovisit Samsungservice trict JudgeArthur Schwab’s in aquiet period, so we don’t he said, referring to thepizza. It was not clear when the update centersorretailers twice —once order creating the panel gives knowwhatthey’rethinking.” Samsungdid not answeremails maybeissued overseas. Also unclear to getareplacement phone —not a it adeadline of March 31. TheDow Jones industrial and calls seeking comment Tuesday. waswhether it will be forced on GalaxyNote 7—and have asafety PNC has faced numerous average gave up 258.32 points, Analystssaidthe softwareupdate existing Note 7phones regardless of checkoftheir existing Note 7, and lawsuits over shoddy lending STOCKS·B9 user consent. YonhapNewsAgency asecond time to getanew Note 7. SAMSUNG · B10 practices leading up to the financialcrisis. In 2013, PNC paid$69.4 mil- lionintoafundand agreed to provideloss-mitigation and otherforeclosure-pre- WellsFargodropssalesgoalinwake ofmonsterfine vention measures valued at $111 million as partofa broad $9.3 billion settlement CEOcalled to appear doesn’tend the matter, staffopened morethan between 13 banks and federal though, as Wells Fargo’s 2million bankand credit regulators.Italsopaid $81 mil- beforeSenateBanking chief executive has been cardaccounts thatcustom- lion to government-backed called to appear beforethe ers maynot have autho- mortgage giant Freddie Mac Committeetoexplain Senate BankingCommittee rized, and thatmoney in to resolveproblem loans made company’spractices next week to answerques- their accounts was trans- between 2000 and 2008. tions aboutthe bank’ssales ferredtothe newaccounts And in aseparatecasethat ASSOCIATED PRESS practices. without authorization. year,itagreed to pay$35 mil- Wells Fargo has long been Debit cards were issued lion in restitutiontosome NEW YORK —Wells knownfor its aggressive and activated, as well as blackand Hispanic customers Fargo will cutits aggressive sales goals,but in an indus- PINscreated,withouttelling to settle allegationsbythe fed- product sales goals forretail tryplagued with question- customers. In some cases, eralgovernmentthatNational bankers,asitfaces $185 mil- ableaction during the mort- employees created fake City Bank overcharged them lion in fines and adamaged gage bubbleand financial email addresses to sign up formortgage loansbeforeit reputation from allegations crisis,itwas also regarded as customers foronline bank- was acquired by PNC. that it opened millions of awell-run, tightly managed ing services,regulators said. unauthorized accounts to firmthatdid notget into “Weare eliminating prod- Brian Bowling andChris Fleisherare meet thosetargets. AFP/GETTY IMAGES the poisonous behavior of uct sales goals becausewe Tribune-Reviewstaff writers. Reach Thesales goals will be Wells Fargowill payatotal of $185 million to the Consumer Bowling at 412-325-4301 or itsWall Street counterparts. want to makecertain ourcus- eliminated by Jan. 1, the Financial Protection Bureau, the Officeofthe Comptroller [email protected]. Reach In announcing the fines tomershavefull confidence San Francisco-based bank last week, however, regula- of the Currency, and the Cityand CountyofLos Angeles, in Fleisher at 412-320-7854or announced Tuesday.That tors said Wells Fargosales WELLS FARGO·B9 addition to restitution to some of itscustomers. [email protected]. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · B9 Foracomprehensivelistofstocks and mutual funds, please visit our online business page at http://triblive.com/business/and clickthe marketstab.There Closingprices for Tuesday,September 13, 2016 Money&Markets youwillfindasearchable database of AtoZstocks and mutual funds. Yo ucan also create apersonalizedportfolio to track specific investmentsand get historicdata.

18,560 Dow Jones industrials 5,320 Nasdaq composite Commodities FUELS CLOSE CHG. %CHG%YTD U.S. stocks took large losses on Crude Oil (bbl) 44.90 -1.39 -3.00 +21.22 18,260 Close: 18,066.75 5,200 Close: 5,155.26 The price of oil Tuesday as investors worried Change: -258.32 (-1.4%) Change: -56.63 (-1.1%) Ethanol (gal) 1.50 -.02 -.20 +7.44 about the possibility of aweaker fell 3percent 17,960 10 DAYS 5,080 10 DAYS Heating Oil (gal) 1.42 -.02 -1.29 +29.27 global economy and tried to an- while natural Natural Gas (mm btu) 2.91 -.01 -.21 +24.48 ticipate the Federal Reserve’s 18,800 5,400 gas prices fell Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.38 -.01 -.96 +8.63 plans for interest rates. Apple 0.2Commodities percent. was abright spot after T-Mobile 18,400 5,200 The prices of METALS CLOSE CHG. %CHG %YTD said preorders for iPhones are •goldU.S and.crud silverefell Gold (oz) 1319.00 -2.00 -.15 +24.40 18,000 5,000 Silver (oz) 18.89 -.03 -.13 +37.13 strong. $1.39both,o fellr3 slightly.%, to $44.90 abarrelin Platinum (oz) 1036.00 -6.90 -.66 +16.18 17,600 4,800 NewYork on areport Copper (lb) 2.10 ... -.02 -1.41 Apple AAPL by theInternational Palladium (oz) 656.10 -.60 -.09 +16.99 Close: $107.95 2.51 or 2.4% 17,200 4,600 Energy Agencythat SPOT CLOSE PRV. DAY T-Mobile said preorders for Apple’s global demandis 16,800 4,400 Aluminum (lb) $0.7008 $0.7109 newest iPhones, introducedlast MSAM JJA MSAM JJA slowing. week, are the strongestithas seen. • In otherenergy AGRICULTURE CLOSE CHG. %CHG%YTD trading,heatingoil Cattle (lb) 1.05 -.01 -.97 -22.92 $110 sank 2cents to $1.42 Coffee (lb) 1.47 -.03 -1.57 +16.30 agallon. Natural gas Corn (bu) 3.19 -.10 -3.04 -11.01 HIGH LOWCLOSE CHG. %CHG. YTD 100 StocksRecap fell 1centto$2.91 Cotton (lb) .67 ... +.34 +6.19 DOW 18262.99 18028.06 18066.75 -258.32 -1.41% +3.68% permillion Btu. Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 310.00 +1.60 +.52 +20.34 90 JSJA NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 7898.92 7753.88 7771.91 -153.99 -1.94% +3.51% • Gold dipped $2 to Orange Juice (lb) 1.97 +.05 +2.45 +40.86 52-week range DOW Util. 666.65 656.49 659.00 -8.52 -1.28% +14.05% $1,319 an ounce, and Soybeans (bu) 9.68 -.17 -1.65 +11.13 $89.47 $123.82 Vol. (in mil.) 4,007 1,975 NYSE Comp. 10644.47 10502.32 10534.91 -206.33 -1.92% +3.86% silver fell 3cents to Wheat (bu) 3.75 -.08 -2.22 -20.27 Pvs. Volume 3,874 1,918 NASDAQ 5195.03 5131.27 5155.26 -56.63 -1.09% +2.95% $18.89 an ounce. (Previous and change figures reflect current contract.) Vol.: 61.9m (1.8x avg.) PE: 12.6 Advanced 326 529 S&P 500 2150.472120.27 2127.02 -32.02 -1.48% +4.06% Mkt. Cap: $581.68 b Yield: 2.1% Declined 2728 2309 S&P 400 1537.20 1511.47 1517.26 -28.71 -1.86% +8.49% New Highs 18 36 Wilshire 5000 22322.07 22036.18 22114.10 -349.40 -1.56% +4.47% Weight Watchers WTW Interestrates NET 1YR New Lows 35 51 Russell 2000 1234.55 1206.07 1212.32 -23.55 -1.91% +6.73% TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO Close: $9.68 -0.68 or -6.6% The weight losscompany said CEO 3-month T-bill .37 0.38 -0.01 ss s .04 James Chamberswill leaveatthe 6-month T-bill .53 0.54 -0.01 ss s .26 end of September. Stocks of LocalInterest 52-wk T-bill .63 0.63 ... ss s .38 $14 52-WK RANGE 52-WK RANGE 2-year T-note .80 0.77 +0.03 ss s .73 NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG The yield on the 12 5-year T-note 1.25 1.10 +0.15 ss s1.51 AK Steel Hold AKS 1.64 5 7.09 4.06 -.20 Kennametal Inc KMT 15.11 9 29.45 26.92 -.48 10-year 10-year T-note 1.73 1.67 +0.06 ss s2.18 10 Treasury rose to Alcoa Inc AA 6.14 7 11.50 9.52 -.26 30-year T-bond 2.47 2.39 +0.08 ss s2.95 8 Koppers Hldgs KOP 13.58 8 33.71 29.15 -1.75 1.73 percent on JSJA Allegheny Tech ATI7.08 8 19.10 15.66 -1.04 Tuesday. Yields 52-week range MSA Safety Inc MSA 37.68 8 58.62 53.94 -1.91 $5.70 $28.05 Alphabet Inc A GOOGL617.84 9 813.88 788.72-10.10 affect rates on NET 1YR Am Eagle Outfit AEO 12.78 9 19.55 18.39 -.22 Matthews Intl MATW 45.00 8 62.85 58.98 -1.41 mortgages and BONDS YEST PVS CHG AGO Vol.: 4.0m (2.9x avg.) PE: 20.6 other consumer Mkt. Cap: $618.18 m Yield: ... AmeriServ Finl ASRV2.90 9 3.40 3.31 ... 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it has no plans to closethe Pittsburgh campus, AtlantaFed president Greenlee said. Energyfirmsleadlosses will leaveinFebruary Alaska Airlines tops on-timeratings Dennis Lockhart,the president of the Federal Reserve’s Atlanta regional bank, has Alaska Airlines slippedpast rivalHawaiian STOCKS·FROM B8 pre-ordersfor Apple’s newest iPhones, announced plans to stepdowninFebruary. Airlinestopostthe beston-time rating forU.S. introducedlastweek, arethe strongest carriers in July. or 1.4 percent, to 18,066.75.The Standard Lockhartisleaving after adecade as it has seen. Atotal of 21 planes were stuckonthe ground &Poor’s 500 index declined 32.02points, president of the Atlantabank, oneofthe Fed’s Government bond prices fell. Theyield longer than federal rules allow—three hours or 1.5 percent,to2,127.02. TheNasdaq 12 regional banks.Lockhartsaidheplans to on the10-year Treasury note rose to 1.73 fordomesticflights,four forinternational ones. composite dropped 56.63 points,or1.1 pursuehis interestsinpublic policy, civic percent from 1.67 percent. Theyield on Eight of the long delays wereonDelta or percent, to 5,155.26. work and privatebusinessafter steppingdown the 30-year Treasury bondalsojumped. Delta Connection, andfivewereonUnited. TheIEA,whichrepresents29oil-pro- Feb. 28. It wasthe highest monthlynumber of long ducing countries,ispredicting slower Both yields arethe highest they’vebeen Lockharthas beenasupporter of FedChair since late June,right beforeBritain voted delays in morethan ayear—since therewere growth in demandfor oil because of a Janet Yellen’scautious approachtoraising 24 in February 2015 —and it couldmean fines morepronounced economic slowdown to leave the European Union. interest rates. Only20stocks in the S&P 500 index forthe airlines involved. during the thirdquarter of the year, ThomasFanning, the chairman of the At- TheDepartment of Transportationsaid among other factors.The price of oil traded higher.Some of the largest losses lanta Fed’s boardofdirectors andthe presi- went to phone companies,which sank Tuesdaythat75.2 percent of flights on the has plunged over the past twoyearsas dent of SouthernCompany, willlead acommit- 12 largest U.S. airlineswereontimeduring an enormous supplyglut builtupwhile as higher bond yields made themless tee thatwill conduct the search forLockhart’s appealing as income-producing invest- July.That’s down from 78percent in June and growth in demand slowed. replacement. 78.1 percentthe previous July. Investorshavebeen worried about a ments.Verizon shed $1.12, or 2.1 percent, Marie Gooding, the Atlanta bank’s vice possible slowdown in economic growth. to $51.45,and AT&T fell 74 cents,or president, willserveasinterim president if a Pandoratooffer $10 monthly service Those fears were abig reason whystocks 1.8 percent, to $39.97. successor is not found by Feb. 28. Amongthe fewgainers was chipmaker tumbled in January and early February. Pandora is gettingreadytotakeonSpotify, Exxon Mobil sank $2.08, or 2.4 percent, Intersil, whichagreed to be bought by AppleMusic andothers with a$10 monthly to $85.21, and Marathon Oil stumbled Renesas of Japan. Renesas’offer values ArtInstitute to move to Strip District streamingmusic serviceand acheaper option $1.13, or 7.3percent,to$14.34. Intersil at $22.50 per share, or $3.05 bil- as well. Anadarko Petroleumagreed to pay lion. Intersil climbed $1.94, or 9.8 percent, ArtInstituteofPittsburgh will be relocating TheInternet radio companyisdecliningto $2 billiontobuy Freeport-McMoRan’s to $21.70. to the Strip District in April after the for-profit sayhow much thelower-priced service will deepwater assetsinthe Gulf of Mexico. Weight Watchers International college could not agreetolease terms with its cost, butitsaysboth optionswill launchbefore Activistinvestor CarlIcahn, whobought slumped68cents,or6.6 percent,to$9.68 landlord. the end of theyear. astake in Freeport-McMoRan last year, after the weight losscompanysaid CEO Theinstitute, whichhas 700students,will Thenew subscription service from Pandora has pushed the companytospin offits oil James Chambers will step down at the relocate to 1400 Penn Ave.,whereparent will give users more controloverwhichsongs and gasbusinesssoitcan focus on copper end of the month. companyEducationManagement Corp. has they want to hear. On Sept. 13, the company mining. Anadarko stockdipped 20 cents Weight Watchers morethan doubled offices,spokesman Bob Greenlee said Tuesday. announced newlicensing dealswithSony to $57.59, and Freeport-McMoRan fell after the companyannounced an alliance TheInstitute has been at 420 Boulevard of the Music,Universal Music Group and several in- 93 cents, or 8.4 percent,to$10.15. with entertainer Oprah Winfrey,who Allies for16years. dependent recordlabels.Itisstill in talks with Of the 30 stocks on the Dowaverage, bought a10percent stakeand joinedthe Downtown-based EDMC hasmoved to close Warner Music Group. onlyApple tradedhigher.Itrose $2.51, company’s boardofdirectors.The stock 19 of its51Art Institute campuses amid declin- or 2.4 percent, to $107.95.T-Mobile said has givenupsomeofits gainslately. ing enrollment andfinancial woes.However, —Staff andwirereports Head of embattled division to get$125M parachute Kennametal seeks

WELLS FARGO·FROM B8 Gr-Eight,” acompany-wide salary and stockoptions. asenior adviser at theCenter growth in aerospace pushtoget more thaneight Wells Fargo has refused to forExecutive Compensation. that our retail bankers are products per household —a saywhether it is considering Wells Fargo has been fined always focusedonthe best inter- levelthatwas neverreached. implementing its executive $100 million by the Consumer ests of customers,” CEO John KENNAMETAL · FROM B8 Latrobe on Oct. 25. It will Stumpf saidinastatement. Manyemployees had to cheat compensation clawback provi- Financial ProtectionBureau, be DeFeo’s first annual to meet those goals,tothe point sionsregardingTolstedt. thelargest fine the agency A$305 billionhighway Wells Fargo,known forits billapproved last year shareholder meeting as stagecoachlogo, hasalways whereitbecame widespread. Thebankadopted asome- has levied against afinancial CEO.Hecame on board Thousandsofemployees were what aggressive clawback pro- will boostdemand forroad sold itself as first and foremost institutionsinceitwas cre- in February when hispre- fired forthis type of conduct. vision in 2013 thatwould apply ated five years ago. projects,and aerospace acommunity bank. But as one decessor,Don Nolan,was Thebehavior was first to Tolstedt as ahighlypaid Thebankwillpay $35 mil- customers require new of the nation’s biggest finan- dismissed after a15-month broughttolight as aresult of executive.One of the triggers lion to the Office of the Comp- toolstocut harder materi- cial institutions,Wells Fargo als beingused in airplanes. an investigation by TheLos forthe provision couldbeif troller of the Currencyand tenure at thehelm. executivesalsohighlight every DeFeo told the Tribune- Angeles Timesin2013. theexecutive’s business group $50 million to Los Angeles and Nolan was paid$3.8 mil- quarter the so-called cross-sale Reviewlast month thathe lion in total compensation ratio,ametric onlyWells used One personwho has not “suffers amaterialfailure of Los Angeles County. It will hopedtogrowthe com- last year,mostlythrough thatreflects the number of been firedisthe executivewho riskmanagement” or miscon- alsopay restitution to affected pany’s marketshare in stockawards,according to products the bank sells to each ran Wells’ consumerbanking duct that“expected to have customers. the $2.5 billion aerospace proxymaterials filedTues- customer. Theratio hovers division,Carrie Tolstedt. She reputational or other harmto Wells Fargo has said it market. Currently, Kenna- around six, whichmeans every announced earlier this year the company. ” regrets “anyinstances where metal’s marketshare in day. His compensation in- Wells Fargo householdhas,on that she would retire from “It seems Wells Fargo’s customers mayhavereceived aerospace is 8percent, and cludedseverance payof average,six different typesof Wells at theend of 2016. boardhas equipped them- aproduct thatthey did not it has a10percent sharein $382,500. products withthe bank. Despite running this trou- selveswith abroad enough request” and thatithas transportation. Thetargets,pushed from bled division, Tolstedt, 56, is tool that, if they think the situ- refunded $2.6 million in fees DeFeo’s effortstolead Chris FleisherisaTribune-Review Wells’ top executives, were expected to walk away with ation warrants it, this claw- associated with products that Kennametal’sturnaround staff writer. Reach him at unrealistic.Wells Fargo had roughly $125 million in com- backprovision could (applyto were opened without autho- comeahead of the com- 412-320-7854orcfleisher@ aprogram called “Go for pensation in amix of stock, Tolstedt),” said Charles Tharp, rization. pany’s annual meeting in tribweb.com. B10 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 Ford exec declares urgent needfor driverless-carethics

highways, whichrose 7.2percentto Input needed fromindustry,government, universities,ethicists,hesays 35,092last year. But accidents will still happen. And in thosemoments,arobot car BLOOMBERGNEWS boughtintobysociety at large.” newmethods of mobility,including may have to choose the lesser of two Thediscussion to set robot-car ride-sharingand driverless cars. Thegreat-grandson of Henry Ford “How do youwant these evils —for example, swerving onto called on the auto industry and pub- ethics must include the auto indus- Chief Executive OfficerMark try, government, universitiesand Fields saidyesterday thatthe auto- acrowded sidewalk to avoid being lic institutions to address ethical vehicles to behave? Whose ethicists,saidFord, whocommented maker will begin selling self-driv- rear-ended by aspeeding truckor issues emerging in aworld where to reporters Tuesdayafter aspeech lives aretheygoing to save?” ingcars to consumers by 2025. The stayingput andplacing its occupants robot cars will makelife-and-death at the company’sheadquarters in companyplans to offer robot taxis in mortal danger. decisionsinroadwaycrashes —and Dearborn, Mich. With self-driving BILL FORD by 2021and is working withglobal “Thereare alot of ethical issues to do it soon. cars set to hit the road over the next EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN OF FORD MOTORCO. citiestoease congestion by offering as asociety thatwehavetowork “These cars will have the abil- five years,the need forthisdiscus- bikesharing and commuter vans for through beforewehavewidespread ity to process data and makedeci- sion is urgent, he said. ride-hailing. adoptionofautonomy, ”BillFord sionsmuchfasterthan we will as “Howdoyou want these vehicles to world’s population migrates to large Automakers and techgiants are said. “And that’s not gettingtalked humans,” said Bill Ford,executive behave?” Ford said during his speech. urbancenters over the next 15 years, bedeviled by theethical challenges about enough.” chairman of Ford Motor Co., which “Whose livesare they going to save?” causing congestion, pollution and of programming robot cars to make Theissue needs “very deepand has promised to have robottaxis Ford,59, was among the first auto- mobilitychallenges.Since warning life-or-death decisions. Thepromise meaningful conversations as asoci- on the road by 2021. “Noindividual maker executives to soundthe alarm of “global gridlock”ina2011 Technol- of self-driving cars is thatthey’ll ety,” he said.“Hopefully, you’llget companyisgoing to program these about the changes thatwould roil ogy, Entertainment, Design talk, Ford anticipate and avoid collisions,dra- thoughtfulpeople together to have vehicles with aset of ethics thatisn’t theindustryas60percent of the has pushedhis companytoembrace maticallyreducing deaths on U.S. this discourse.Ithas to happen.” Solutionsimilar Sources:Bayerto sealdealonMonsanto to downgrade, Acquisition, reportedly Leverkusen-based Bayer’ssuper- formoredetailednegotiations. visoryboard willmeet Wednes- “Given(that) recent updates worthmorethan $66B, daytoauthorize thetransaction, on the Monsanto approachsug- analystsays withanannouncement expected gest afinal conclusion maybe would be largestofyear beforethe stockmarketopens close,wesuspect (Bayer) will SAMSUNG · FROM B8 in NewYork, some of the people work hardtotry and reacha REUTERS said. final conclusion beforethe Meet appears to be alast-ditchefforttocontain Chemicals andhealthcare It is still possible the boardof Management event, if possible,” the crisis. group BayerAGispoisedtoan- either company could decideto Jefferies Research analyst Jef- Samsung“has to containthe battery nounce the acquisitionofU.S. walk away from thedeal at the frey Wolfordsaid in aresearch explosions,but people arenot returning seeds company Monsanto on last minute,the people cautioned. note beforethe news,referring the phones,” said PeterYu, an analyst Wednesdayfor morethan $66 bil- Thesources asked not to be to Bayer’s presentations dayfor at BNP Paribas.“It is taking adesperate lion, clinching the biggest deal of identified because thedelibera- analysts andinvestors in Cologne measure.” the year,peoplefamiliarwith the tions areconfidential. Bayerand next Tuesday. Keepingthe battery levellow could reduce matter said. Monsanto declinedtocomment. Bayer’s bid to combine its crop the risk of overheating butwould be equiva- By acceptingBayer’s offer,the Monsanto’ssharesclosed0.9 per- chemicals business,the world’s lent to gettingadowngrade of atop-of-the- largest cash acquisition proposal AP centlower at $106.10, amid uncer- second-largest after Syngenta linephone,saidKim YoungWoo,ananalyst on record, Monsanto is set to Bayerwas expectedto tainty over whether anyagreed AG,withMonsanto’s industry- at SK Securities.The Galaxy Note series are give the German companyashot announcethe closing of the deal will clear antitrust hurdles. leading seeds business,isthe among the most expensive handsetsmade at grabbing the top spot in the Monsantoacquisition before Bayershares endedtrading in latest in aseriesofmajor consoli- by Samsung. fast-consolidating farm supplies the market opens in NewYork Frankfurtdown0.25 percent. dation movesinthe agrochemi- “It means thatthe phone has not been industry,combining its crop sci- on Wednesday. Bayersaid lastweek talks with cal sector. optimizedbeforethe release,”Kim said. ence business withMonsanto’s Monsanto had advanced and that American chemicals giants Thecompanydid not sayhow many strengthinseeds.Italsowill share in cash it disclosedlast it was willingtooffer $127.50per DowChemical and DuPont have morebattery firesinthe Note 7havebeen set the stage forthe deal to be week, the peoplesaid. share, up from $125, valuing Mon- agreed to mergeand spinoff reported since Sept. 1, when 35 cases were closelyscrutinizedbyantitrust However,the deal willstillval- santo at morethan $65billion, theirrespective seeds and crop confirmed. regulators. ue Monsanto at less than $130 per including debt. chemicals operations intoama- Canadaissued arecall notice Monday. Thebreakthroughinnegotia- share, whichthe companywas Sources toldReutersthatrais- jor agribusiness. In announcing its recall, the Canadian tions,whichfollows morethan hoping to fetch, the people added. ing the price secured Bayerac- Syngenta last year fought off government said one case was confirmed four months of talks,came after St.Louis-based Monsanto’s cess to moreprivilegedinfor- unwanted suitor Monsanto, only therewhile Samsung receivedmorethan Bayerfurtherimproved on the boardofdirectors was expected mation on Monsanto’s business to later agreetoatakeoverby 70 reportedcases in the United States alone. sweetened offerof$127.50per to approvethe deal Tuesday, and performance and pavedthe way ChemChina. ROSSI: BETTMAN TO THANK FORHOCKEYINPITTSBURGH ·C2

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“Big Ben &@AntonioBrown84 tweet of might be the best QB-WR duoever!” the day —@stephenasmith, talkingpoints ESPN commentator Bettman deservesworld of thanks

was goingtopluckthe Penguins from Pittsburgh. It wasCanada and Blackberry’sboss. And it was Bettman who stepped up forPittsburgh. In the fall of 2006, he stomped ROBROSSI all over Balsillie’s barely secret plans by imposing acouple dozen thas been called “The House restrictions on apotentialreloca- Sid Got Built.” And it’s true tion. I Of course,Bettman neverhas thatConsol EnergyCenter might notexist,let alonestand as publicly acknowledged this act. the center of the hockeyuniverse As it was explained to me then, Wednesdaynight,wereitnot for his chat with Balsilliewent some- apingpong ball delivering Sidney thing likethis: Crosbytothe Penguins. Bettman: About 26 things have Butevenbeforethatfortuitous to happen before youcan move bounce almostadozen yearsago, this team. somebodyelse preservedour city Balsillie: What if all 26hap- as an NHLtown. It happened pen? when Sid still was “The Next Bettman: Then I’llfind 26 more. One” andMario Lemieux was Within months,money to con- skating on “the last one” (as in struct the Civic Arena’ssucces- healthyhips). AP sor almostmagicallywas found. Just so happens,too,thatthis The NHL lockout in 2004-05 resultedinmanyfans hating NHL commissioner GaryBettman, but the Go figure. disputeresulted in asalary cap, which has helped the Penguins reach theplayoffsin10ofthe past somebody still won’t ownupto Acouple of years later,with 11 yearsand win twoStanley Cupchampionships. all he did to keep “Pittsburgh” in Crosbyand Malkin and others front of the Penguins. signedtolong-termsecondcon- Penguinshavedone. players.You could accuratelycall above$100 million. I’m talkingabout Gary tracts, thePenguins foundthem- They’rebringingbackalmost Pittsburgh hometoarguably the With no cap, therewould have Bettman. selves atop the hockeyworld. everybodyfromatitleteam. And most exciting players of the last been no chance forthe Penguins While we spoke lastweek, They found themselves there the NHL commissioner again Bettman made that apossibil- fewdecades. Ithink it’sfair to to makethe playoffsin10ofthe again in June.Now they’rewel- deferredtoCrosbyand Lemieux ity forgeneral managerJim saythe Penguins have consistent- past 11 years.(Remember, they comingfour WorldCup squads — (also, co-owner RonBurkle and Rutherford. ly giventheir fans excitement. had gone three years without a including aTeam North America Penguins CEO David Morehouse) He always hasmade surethe “And, as you’veseenacouple postseason berth beforethe thatincludesThe Four Horsemen fortheir roles in building “that biggest decisionsbest suitedthe of times since I’veknown you, lockout, andfor afew seasons of Pittsburgh Hockey(natives greatnew facility ... well,Iguess Penguins. He just won’t reveal the Penguins have brought to prior,the Penguins barely BrandonSaad, Vince Trocheck, it’s not newanymore.” the specifics. thatcity and those fans what I qualified.) J.T. Miller and John Gibson) — “But it’s still great,” Bettman Once alawyer, always cautious, think is the hardest trophytowin Thecap has beenthe Penguins’ to the temporary home of Lord said. “Itwas spectacular forour Isuppose. in professional sports. MVP throughout theCrosbyera. Stanley’s cherished chalice. Stanley Cup Final last year.” “I’vealwaysbelievedin “Pittsburghisawonderful Aconsistent runner-up has If you’re goingtothe games Indeed,Consolnever looked Pittsburgh as ahockeymarket,” hockeytown.” been Consol, whichisasmuch Wednesday,you might not know better than it did in June.Even Bettman said. “Ifyou look at Pittsburgh would probably be Bettman’s building as Sid’s forwhom to cheer:Sid’s Team beforethen, it blended wonder- Pittsburgh’shistory beforethe an AHL town had Bettman not house. Canada,Geno’s Team Russia or fullywith our city’s Uptown, Penguins, butcertainlysince the denied foranentireseasonthe Oh, the Penguins definitely the North American squad that is making foranideal complement Penguinscame into theNHL now NHL to pathologicallydevoted were destined to playinanew kind of Team Pittsburgh. to the Pirates’brilliant baseball 50 years ago, this is an impor- hockeyfans. arena. It likelywas going to be Pittsburgh’s Penguins playa yard on the NorthShore. tant place wherehockeymatters Theprice forhim wasalife- in Hamilton, Ontario,whichis game thatcounts Oct. 13,and the PNC Park didn’t do enough for to some of the best sports fans time of hatred. whereformer Research In Mo- Cup will be in “The HouseSid the Pirates,though. anywhere. Therewardwas forevery fan tion CEO Jim Balsillie wanted Got Built” that night. So will the Had baseballadopted asalary- “Pittsburgh’sbeen home to in anyNHL marketthatdoesn’t to move them upon reaching a man whoonlyknows what it’s capsystemsimilar to one for some of our game’s greatest involvethe MapleLeafs, Cana- purchase agreement with current liketobebooed. whichBettman sacrificedahock- players.Ofcourse,you’re watch- diens,Rangers,Flyers and Red ownershipadecade ago. Hopefully, Pittsburghers will ey season, the Pirates probably ing some nowwith Sidney and Wings.The salary capprovedto That deal was done after the have something different in store would be what the Penguins be- Evgeni (Malkin), butthere’s be oxygen to lower-revenuefran- lockout, afterCrosby’s arrival forGary Bruce Bettman. came:aconsistentchampionship (Jaromir) Jagr and Mario.That chises suchasthe Penguins,who and before localand stateof- chaserinanall-eveneconomic is alot of historyjust with those slowlyhad theair sucked out of ficials foundthe urgencytofind RobRossiisaTribune-Reviewstaff writer. system. But baseball isn’t hockey, four players,and the Penguins them as corporation-backedclubs away to fundConsol. It wasn’t Reach him at [email protected] so thePirates can’t do what the have had manyothergreat pushed their payrolls to near or KansasCity or Las Vegasthat or viaTwitter @RobRossi_Trib. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · C3

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Steelers’ defensive blueprint fourth quarter,inpartbecause Cousins was consistentlyflushed hasfamiliar look in opener from the pocket. “The money downs areabig by RALPHN.PAULK difference in the game,but over- all they just outcoached us and LANDOVER, Md.—Perhaps the outplayedus,”Redskins coach Jay Steel nse is ad- ers defe as good as Gruden said. vertised, considering defensive end Cousins couldn’t hitthe deep CamHeywardhad thelook of a ball. Moreimpressively,the second- beaten manafter a38-16 trouncing ary gave him fewlooks beyond the of the Washington Redskins in the first-down markerasthe Steelers regular-season openeron“Monday deployedanickelpackage for Night Football.” muchofthe game. Despite the win, Heyward “Well, they were playing very demanded abetter effort,mostly soft,” Cousins said.“They dida because thefront four didn’t con- good job of letting theunderneath sistentlyharass quarterbackKirk completions happen, butpretty Cousins.Itdidn’t have to because muchtakingawayanythingfrom the linebackers andsecondary being chunks. clamped down on Washington’s “Aside from the one playwith frustrated receiving corps —in- (Jackson), we didn’t have many big cluding tight end Jordan Reed and chunk plays.Thatwas probably wide receiverDeSean Jackson. one thingthey did —playpatient “Wedidn’tmakeasmanyplays and forceustotakeitunderneath.” as we would like, butweplayed Still, even with five defensive team defense,” linebackerLaw- backs,the league’s eighth-best run rence Timmons said. “Itwasn’t our defense in 2015 allowedonly55 greatest performance,but it was yardsrushing. Ahobbled ground good enough.” game made Washington’s bootleg While Heywardexpressed his and play-action passes ineffective. displeasureinone corner of the “I thought we stopped therun lockerroom, linebackerRyan early,but our pass rush has to be Shazier,pulledearly in the fourth better,especiallysince we’reenter- quarter with aswollen knee,was ing AFC North play, ”Heyward farmoreoptimistic. said. “Our linebackers picked it off, Shazier was particularly satis- butour secondary is abletocover fied with the Steelers’ red-zone up our mistakes.” defense.Itsurrendered onlya Indeed, the Steelers will face a meaningless touchdown early in stiffer oppositionwhen they host thefourth quarter with theout- the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday at come settled. Heinz Field. It maynot be as easy TheSteelers also snuffed out two to torment AndyDalton and shut driveswith interceptions. down receiverA.J.Green. “Wegoagainst thebest offense “We’vegot afast, physical de- every day, so we’vebeen tested in fense that has alot of confidence,” RYAN the redzone,” Shazier said. “We defensive end Stephon Tuitt said. SHAZIER understand howimportant it is to “Wemade (Cousins) do thingshe give up as little as possible in that didn’t want to do,and we cando situation. the same to (Dalton) “Wedon’t want to give up “Wecontrolled the run, but anything. We executed alot better we’vegot to getbetter with the because guys understand things pass rush against Cincinnati. We better. ” have to makethe Bengals one- TheSteelers were pushed dimensional.” around early in thetrenches but assumed controlled late in the first Ralph N. PaulkisaTribune-Reviewstaff writer. quarter.Washington was only3 Reach him at [email protected] of 10 on thirddown, 0of2in the via Twitter@RalphPaulk_Trib. CHAZ PALLA|TRIBUNE-REVIEW

ON THE COVER: JamesHarrison, LawrenceTimmons and William Gaytackle Redskins running back Matt Jonesfor aloss. C4 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 STEELERSNOTEBOOK AROUND THE NFL Leaguefixes colorblind Steelerskeepingemotionsincheck issue forJets-Bills game TheNFL isn’tcolorblind to the concerns of itsTVaudienceregarding by ANDREW ERICKSON the “Color Rush” alternateuniforms the Bills andJetswillwearThursday In previewing the Steelers’ Week 2 night. home opener against theCincinnati League spokesman Brian McCarthy Bengals on Tu esday, coach Mike wroteinanemail Tu esdaythe NFL To mlin said the rivalry needed no consulted withcolor-blindness experts endorsement. to ensureall uniform combinations “We’re excited aboutit,”Tomlin “will be clearlydistinguishablefor all said. “We’re always excited about, fans.”Thatbegins Thursdaywith the No.1havinganopportunity to playin Jetswearing mostly whiteuniforms front of our fans. and the Bills going with all red. “No.2,werespectthe rivalries That’saswitch from lastyear, that comprise ourrelationships in when Buffalo wore all redand the the AFCNorth.” Jetsall green during their prime-time The imagery of the rivalry speaks game Nov. 12. The combination led to foritself. colorblindviewers complaining they Therewas Bengals linebacker couldn’ttell which team waswhich. VontazeBurfict’s hit to theheadof Steelerswidereceiver Antonio Brown • TheSaintsreleased running back lateinthe teams’ AFCwild-card C.J. Spiller,who signed afour-year, playoff matchup that took Brown $16 millionfree-agent contractlast out of adivisional-round matchup season. Spillerwas ahealthyscratch againstthe Denver Broncos and led Sunday, when the Saintsopened the to Burfict’s three-game suspension regular season with a35-34 lossto to startthe 2016 season. Oakland. In 2015, Spiller gained Also freshisthe memory of 112 yardsrushing and 239 yardsre- Steelersoutside linebackers ceiving in 13 games. Spiller’sbestNFL coach JoeyPorter walking onto season was2012, his thirdasapro, CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW when he had1,244 yards rushing and the field, which led to a15-yard The Steelersand Bengals resume their rivalry SundayatHeinz Field. unsportsmanlikepenaltybyBengals 459yards receiving. cornerbackAdam Jones. to howlevel theplaying field is in our TheNFL adopted in June what • Suspended Dallas defensiveend division and howcompetitiveitisin Randy Gregory is back with the Cow- has been dubbed the “J oeyPorter general.” rule,” which prohibitsassistant boys,but owner and generalmanager coachesfromentering the field of Injuryupdate JerryJones gave no indication when play. or if the second-year playerwill get The Steelersleft their season- on the field in 2016.Jonessaidonhis To mlin saidthe Steelersenter opening win overWashington more Sundaywith asingular focus: radioshowthatGregory had returned optimistic than banged up. after spending time in arehab facility. winning. To mlin indicated fullback He is serving afour-game suspen- “I thought largely our guys Roosevelt Nix (back), offensive sion to start the season forviolating handled themselvesappropriately lineman Cody Wallace(knee) and the NFL’s substance-abuse policy. An and didn’tget consumed by the receiver Markus Wheaton (shoulder) appeal on a10-game ban foranother emotions that comprised the recent have a“significant chancetobe violation is pending. elementsofthe matchup,and I available” Sunday. don’tanticipateanything changing None of the three practiced • Former Bengals coach Sam this time around,”Tomlin said. “We Thursday, FridayorSaturdayleading Wyche underwent heart transplant realizetowin the game,you can’t to theopener. surgery early Tu esday, accordingtohis beat yourself,sothat’ssomething “Wecould obviously use the personal Facebook page.Wyche,71, that’s apartofour everydayculture contribution of those men,”Tomlin waswheeledintosurgery shortly be- in terms of howweapproach our said. fore 3a.m. at CarolinasMedical Center business.” “Asalways, regardless of in Charlotte, N.C. The procedurelasted Part of what drives therivalry, 1 circumstance, we’llfocus on the guys COURTESY OF THE STEELERS approximately4⁄2hours. To mlin said, is the teams’ that areavailable to us.” similarities. As of Tu esday, To mlin did not • Packersleft tackle David Each has high expectations, roster have an update on linebacker Ryan Steelersunveil ‘Color Rush’ uniforms Bakhtiari signed acontractextension continuityand agame-breaking Shazier,who wasreplaced during the to stay in Green Bay, afour-year receiver,among other attributes. fourth quarter Mondaybecause of a Forthe first time in team Thanksgiving. In the case of deal worth up to $51.67million, the Both have alongtime coach, each of right-knee injury. history,the Black and Gold will the Steelersand Ravens, the AP reported. Bakhtiari is tasked whom hasled his team to at leasta Shazier wasvisiting with team wear exclusively blackand gold. uniforms will be worn Christmas with protecting quarterback Aaron .500 record each season since2011. doctors Tu esdayafternoon, To mlin The Steelersreleased images Day. Rodgers’blind side. The tenures andwin-lossrecords said. Tu esdayofthe “Color Rush” Severalteams will not wear the uniforms theywill wear fortheir uniforms. The HoustonTexans, of To mlin, Marvin Lewisand another Shazier indicated after the game • TheJaguars said running back AFCNorth regular,BaltimoreRavens his removalwas precautionary and Dec. 25 home gameagainstthe forexample,electedtowear Chris Ivory hasbeen released from coach John Harbaugh, make fora because of minor swelling. BaltimoreRavens. The specialty whitefor their Week 3matchup thehospital and is doing well, but his chicken-and-egg observation, To mlin “I knowhefelt good about his uniforms featureblack pantswith againstthe NewEngland Patriots availabilityfor Sunday’s gameatSan said. circumstanceafter the game, gold stripesand ablack jersey becauseofsimilaritiesinthe Diego remains in question. Ivory was “Weunderstand what’s required in but we’ll let the medicalexperts with gold numbers. teams’ “Color Rush” uniforms. hospitalized last Sundaywith a“gen- our business.You’dbetterdoenough determine his status,” To mlin said. This season, the NFL and Nike The Steelersused ablack jersey eral medicalissue” and missed the winning, and we have acompetitive produced the monochromatic with gold numberstocelebrate season opener againstGreen Bay. Ivory division,”Tomlin said. “The fact Andrew Erickson is aTribune-Review “Color Rush” uniforms for the franchise’s75th anniversary waslimited in three practices last week that the staffshavebeeninplace staff writer.Reach him all 32 teams to be worn for in 2007. because of acalfinjury, but hishospital in manyofthose places foran at [email protected] Thursdaynight games, excluding —Andrew Erickson stay wasfor an unrelated issue. extended period of time just speaks or via Twitter@AErickson_Trib. —Wirereports WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · C5 PITT FOOTBALL PENNSTATENOTEBOOK DBsexpectto bepickedon Franklin looksfor D-line production Panthersaware ofOklahoma

StateQBRudolph’s ability by MATT MARTELL and shiftsthat theyweredo- ing made someofour young UNIVERSITY PARK — by JERRYDIPAOLA playersalittle morehesitant, Penn Statecoach James and theyweren’t playing as No one in the Pitt secondary plays Franklin on Tu esdayad- fast,asaggressive, as they the game with morepassion than dressed his concerns with needed to play.” juniorcornerbackAvonte Maddox. the Nittany Lions defense, Good forhim,but sometimes it specifically on the defensive McSorleyworks doesn’t matter. line,asthe team prepares to hostTemple this weekend. on ball security Maddoxalso hears about his mis- The Lions struggledto Quarterback Trace takes as muchasanyone.Evenwhen stopPitt’srunning game McSorleyhad astrong dayin 1 he makes good plays —suchashis 3 ⁄2 lastweek in their 42-39 loss, the passing game,aside from tackles foraloss to matchdefensive which Franklin said was, in the game-ending interception end Ejuan Price forthe team lead — part,caused by the defen- he threw on the Lions’ final he’s reminded about the times he did siveline’slack of discipline drive. He completed 24 of 35 something wrong. in maintaining gap assign- passesfor 332 yardsand one Defensive backscoach RenaldoHill ments. touchdown. is thatperpetrator,and he doesn’t “It wasreally as simple as Ball security, however, wasabigger concern for apologizefor it. Especiallythis week as us being gap sound,”Franklin said. “If you’re adefensive McSorley, who made hissec- Pitt prepares to ventureintoStillwater, tackle and youhavethe A ond collegiatestart against Okla., on Saturdaytomeet Oklahoma gap,oradefensivetackle the Panthers.Hefumbled State’sproductive passing game.Even and youhavethe Cgap,you the ball four timesinthe forgetting the tiniest detail in pass cov- cannot allowthe offensive loss.The Panthers recovered erage couldcost Pittsix points. lineman to lull youawayfrom two of those loose balls and “I’ll try to stayinhis ear and stay your gap.” scored on touchdowns on the in his head,” Hill said. The main role of adefen- ensuing drives both times. Maddoxisconstantlyreminded of CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW sivelineman, specifically “It’ssomething we need his failedbattles with Duke’s Jamison Pitt’s AvonteMaddox, defending apasstoPenn State’sChris Godwin on when defending the run, is to to take astrong focus on in remain in the gap he’sbeen Crowder and NotreDame’s Will Fuller Saturday, figures to be testedoften this week againstOklahoma State. practice,”McSorleysaid. “Re- assigned to occupy. If that in past seasons. ally try and, when we do our means engaging with the of- ball-securitydrills, take that “He’sseen enough footballand been fensivelineman whotriesto as serious as possible.” against enoughbig opponents,” Hill By the numbers block him, then so be it. “There’ssome things that said. “It’s time to startwinning those Fulfilling gap assignments Ican do,” he added,“just matchups. Now, we have anotherchal- Hereishow Oklahoma State’sthree topwide receiverscomparewith the usuallyeliminates theholes three who have caught the mostpassesfor Pitt: being stronger with the ball lenge. Ithink he’llbeready. ” in the line of scrimmage in general, youknow, making Butit’s not onlyMaddoxonthe spot Oklahoma State Pitt forthe ball carrier to run better reads,stepping up to thisweek.Pitt allowedPenn State through. Whichevergaps the pocket.” PlayerRec.Yards TDs PlayerRec.Yards TDs redshirtfreshman quarterbackTrace aren’tassigned to theline- men become the linebackers’ McSorley to throw for332 yards, and Jalen McClesky 15 130 1 Quadree Henderson 7821 Illegal clapping responsibilities. Ideally,each the blame was scattered throughout James Washington 10 103 1 JesterWeah 4381 The Lions offense used a gap is accounted for. clap cadencetobegin their the secondary’smeeting room. Jhajuan Seales695 2 Dontez Ford 2140 That wasn’tthe case plays againstthe Panthers When McSorley hit DeAndre againstthe Panthers, though, Totals 31 3284Totals 13 1342 instead of normal snap Thompkins for34yards on fourth- as PatNarduzzi’steam counts, which at timesare and-16 in the fourth quarter,itgave rushed for341 yards. hardtohearinopposing Hill and all of his defensive backs The Lions’ defensiveline they give up,” he said. to aggressively press wide receivers features threefirst-year team’sstadiums because of pause.The completion involved acon- crowdnoise. cept that was not unfamiliar to them. Rudolph, 6-foot-5, 235 pounds,has at the line of scrimmage and getting startersand facedanexpe- been accurate and productive.Hehas beatdeepbecause of it. rienced Panthersoffensive The Panthers were clap- Just the night beforeatdinner, ping on defense,Franklin said completed 45 of 68 passes for477 yards line,which Franklin said had freshman cornerbackTherranCole- “Wehavetounderstand people are following the game,todis- and four touchdowns in twogames. going to takeshots on us,” Hill said. alot to do with whythe unit man mentioned it, Hill said. struggledinstopping the run, rupt the Lions’ clap cadence “Wetalkedabout it as agroup,” he Whichmakes Pitt’svideo work this “This guy is moreofapocketpasser and hinder their timing on of- week critically important. especially early on. said. “Sure enough, it showed up.We (than McSorley),”Hillsaid. “Weknow The Panthersrelied on the fense.Heasked the referees justhad not allbeenlistening hard “Eachweekisanopportunity to we aregoing to be challenged down ground attack formostofthe Saturdayabout the legality enough. self-scout and see what we candobet- the field vertically. ” game to establish long drives of defensesclapping,which “I put thatonme. It means the un- ter,” Hill said. “It’s important in our Forthatreason, Pitt needs Maddox and wear down thedefense. theytold him waslegal. derstanding wasn’t completelythere. group to understand howpeople are —the most experienced memberof But, Franklin said, the Lions Afterchecking with the official rulesand the Big Te n, Oklahoma State might try to capital- attacking us and addressing it early the secondary —morethanever. improvedasthe game went on,which he credited to however,Franklin came to izeonthat.” and don’t let it slip by just because “He has thatchipand edge,”Hill cleaning up their mechanics adifferent conclusion from Oklahoma State quarterback we got the win (against Penn State).” said. “It’s importantthathekeeps and controlling their gaps Saturday’sreferees. Hill said thereisalonglist of items Mason Rudolph, biggerand more thatedge. Idon’t think he willlose it.” better. “It’s illegal,”Franklin said experienced than McSorley,said he’s thatneed cleaned up.“Idon’t think I “Wedid amuch better job Tu esday. “You’re notallowed watching what hasn’tworkedfor Pitt can list all of it,” he said. Jerry DiPaola is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. of that in the second half,” to do that.” and looking to exploit it. They include double movesagainst Reach him at [email protected] Franklin said. “I think some of “Weare going to zero in on what free safety Terrish Webb and trying or via Twitter@JDiPaola_Trib. the fly sweepsand motions Matt Martell is afreelance writer. C6 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 sports.triblive.com Go online forvideos, podcasts,commentary, by #TRIBHS links and moreonKevin Gorman’sblog, iPreps.

KEVIN GORMAN ATHLETES Manning the middle OF THEWEEK UConn pulls AlexVilchek School: Yo ugh Sport: Soccer double play Led by strong midfielders, Class: Junior Claim to fame: Vilchek Latrobe hopestoimprove scored six goals to lead hen theUniversity of Yo ugh Connecticut offeredKyler under 1st-year coach (1-1, 1-1) W Fedkoabaseball scholar- to an 8-0 ship,hecouldn’tresist. by bRIAN GRAHAM winover Not onlydid the Huskies want First-year coachJamieMor- Washington the Vincentian junior, butthey (0-2, 0-1) rison took over the Latrobe girls in Section sawpotentialtopairhim as a soccerprogram with thegoal of double-playcombination with 3-AA action taking the Wildcats to the next Thursday. his older brother, Christian, who level. committed to UConn last year. Howdoyou prevent aslow In doing so,Morrisonspent start? “It will be fun,” said Kyler, muchofthe summer implement- Lastyear, we had some tough whoalsohad an offer from ing asystem thatputs emphasis games. We still fought hard. Miami(Ohio). “It’s kind of hard on the playofthe midfielders. With the newcoach, we are to pass up achancetoplaywith Morrison said therehas been startingfresh. We have a my brother. ” alearning curve, butthe talent chancetowin the section this Kyler,a6-foot-1, 180-pounder, and intelligence on the team will year,Ibelieve. Our team has batted .611 with four home runs, thetalent. prevail. 23 RBIs anda1.674OPS as a Do youprefersocceror “Wehaveareal strong central sophomorefor Vincentian. basketball? midfield so Iwant to makethat Like hisbrother,he’s amiddle My favoriteissoccer. It the focal point from wherewe infielder whowas recruited for requiresyou to have a build from and distribute the ball his bat. WhereChristian plays different talent. The skill level to our attacking three and hold shortstopand Kyler second base is on adifferent levelthan any ourdefensive four together, ” other sport. Thebiggest part forthe Royals’ defending PIAA Morrison said. “They’regoing is that youhavetotrain on Class Achampions,their roles to be the three we feed offof, your own. couldbereversed at UConn. and we’regoing to look forthem “They actuallytalked about Autumn Velasquez to transition from the defense me going to short,” Kyler said, School: Franklin Regional “and him going to second.” and offense to makesurewe’re unified as agroup.” Sport: Soccer Both Fedkos based their Class: Senior decision on UConn’s penchant Morrisonwillrelyheav- ilyonthe playofseniors Halle Claim to fame: Velasquez, forproducing draft picks. Under EVAN R. SANDERS|TRIBUNE-REVIEW whoplayedfor Greensburg Jim Penders,the Huskies have Green, ClaireFratto and Rachel Latrobe midfielder senior Halle Green will be counted on to Central had 42 players drafted since 2004, Voloshin from the center-mid provide leadership forthe team. Catholic including four first-rounders in positions. lastseason, the past sevenyears. “As seniors,I’m reallylooking holding role and offers support an attacking forwardrole and is scored As a12-year-old, Kylerwon forthem to bring those under- in transition. responsible fordelivering cross- three goals to lead FR the MLB Pitch, Hit &Run classmen and takethem under Morrison hopes they can per- es andutilizing her ability to theirwing anddemonstratewith form the system on the field and dribbletobreak down defenses. (3-1, 3-0) competitionatthe All-Star Game to a10-0 in Kansas City.Both Fedkos are their abilities on the field what also provide mentorship to the Because Morrison is newto I’m looking for, ”Morrison said. win over dreaming of being drafted and underclassmen. Green relishes the programand the section, she McKeesport (1-2, 0-1) in Sec- somedayplaying in the majors. “Whenthey takemysugges- the opportunity to be the focal said this season will be interest- tion 1-AAA action Sept. 7and “That’s what me and my tions,wecan put them into play point of Morrison’s system. ing and achance to become accli- added three moreinMon- brother aredreaming of and through them. “I liketobeapartofall the mated to what herexpectations day’swin over Knoch. shooting for: MLB,” Kyler “Schematically, Iwant them plays on the field so Ican help will be in the standings.Without What areyour college said. “It’sstarting to comefull to maintain our team defense out on defense and also attack,” making anypredictions,she said plans? circlerightnow.All the work is as aunit, make sureeveryone she said. “I liketosee the field Latrobe(0-2, 0-1 Section4-AAAA) I’mhoping to play, but I’m starting to payoff right now. is pulling backand performing and not just keep it myself but will improveand compete every not surewhereyet. I’mstill “I was excited forhim,but in the manner thatcan provide try to find those passes through night. on the lookout. Iplayedfor the Columbus Crew so Ihad a getting (a scholarship to UConn) thatunified defense and getthose the defense and see what we can “It’s going to be abattlebe- penetrating passes in transition do as ateam.” couple collegeslookingatme is thesame feeling. I’m happyfor causeour section is strong, but from Ohio. and getthoseballs in thebox.” Senior Grace Rellickand him and happyfor me.” Iwant to come out with awin- Howdoesitfeel to return And UConn showedthat Thetrio will playdifferent freshman Madison Shafron man ning season and takeitasfar to Franklin Regional? when it comes to recruiting the roles within the middle of the the backfield. Rellickisknown as they’rewilling to takethem- It’s really agreat feeling. They Fedkos,italso canturntwo. field. Green plays the attackand forher ability to read plays and selves,” she said. “I knowtheir made feel at home.Itwas distribution role,while Fratto has the ability to pickher spots heart’s in it, and they’ll playto an easy transition.I’m really Kevin Gorman is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. bringsacalmness andability and join the rush once the zone thatfinal whistle.” happy, andIfeel likeI’m in the Reach him at [email protected] to control the ball and set up is cleared. right place. or via Twitter@KGorman_Trib. the attack.Voloshin plays a Senior Lauren Strankoplays Brian Graham is afreelance writer. —Andrew John WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · C7

Section 7-AA HIGH SCHOOLS Seton-La Salle 215, sports.triblive.com CROSS COUNTRY South Allegheny296 Go online foraroundup Medalists:Noah LaFerriere, Seton-La Salle, Tuesday’sresults Injury not from Tu esday’shigh BOYS 40; Zack Beppers, South Allegheny,48 Division I Section 9-AA school events. Section 6 OLSH 216, Cornell 289 South Fayette 20, Bethel Park 37 OLSH 216, Hopewell231 South Fayette 23, Peters Township 32 OLSH 216, Quigley Catholic 259 6-0, 6-0 Peters Township 27, Bethel Park 30 Hopewell 231, Cornell 289 Mt. Pleasant 5, West Mifflin 0 holding back Upper St. Clair 19, Trinity 44 Hopewell 231, Quigley Catholic 259 Nonsection Upper St. Clair 19, Chartiers Valley 42 Medalists:Mark Zukowski, OLSH, 40; Skylar GreensburgSalem 5, Jeannette 0 Division 2 Miller, Hopewell, 40; Zack Cardwell, Quigley Singles:Emily Parker (GS) d. Hannah Poth Section 4 Catholic, 41;Tony Piccolo, Cornell,50 6-3, 6-0; Kasey Storkel (GS) d. Carleigh Riverview 24, ShadySide Academy 31 Nonsection Liggett, 6-0, 6-0; Grace Leonard (GS) d. GreensburgSalem 200, Plum 249 Cece Martz 6-2, 6-0 P-T’sBiondi Riverview 15, Southmoreland 50 Riverview 15, Geibel 50 Medalists:Jeffrey Mankins, Greensburg Doubles:Tiffany Bruzda/Katie Leonard Shady Side Academy 15, Geibel 50 Salem, 35; ShelbyShumaker,Plum, 43 (GS) d. Lindsay Winfield/Regan May, Shady Side Academy 15, Southmoreland 50 Mars192,Freeport 209 6-1,6-1; Abby Stull/Asher Joy (GS) d. Lyti Section 5 Medalists:Cody Killian, Mars, 36; Mike Zummo/Ashley McMamara, 6-0, 6-0 by NATHAN SMITH Bishop Canevin 22, Seton-La Salle 33 Chahoy,Freeport, 40 Record:Greensburg Salem 3-6 Bishop Canevin 15, South Allegheny 50 SewickleyAcademy187, North Allegheny 5, FoxChapel 0 In the worldofsports injuries, Seton-La Salle 15, South Allegheny 50 North Allegheny196 Peters Township3,Beaver 2 South Park 25, Keystone Oaks 30 Medalist:JasonLi, Sewickley Academy,33; Sewickley Academy 5,Central Valley 0 three letters can makeany athlete South Park 15, Steel Valley 50 PatNarduzzi,North Allegheny,38 shudder:ACL. Keystone Oaks 15, Steel Valley 50 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Winchester Thurston 18,South Park 45 Tuesday’sresults GIRLS Atornanterior cruciate ligament Tuesday’sresults Winchester Thurston 15,Keystone Oaks 50 Section 1-AAA Butler 169, Indiana 201 WPIAL is an injury thatleads to surgery, GIRLS Section1-AAAA Division I Butler:Hannah Folk, 40; Maggie Feczko, 41; rehaband months away from the Emilee Altman, 44; MaddyTemple, 44 Butler 3,North Hills0 Section 6 Seneca Valley 3,Pine-Richland 0 Peters Township 18, Bethel Park 43 Indiana:Natalie Price, 44; Christine Evans, playing field. 47; Gabby Groman, 53; KendraGrube, 56 North Allegheny at Shaler (n) Peters Township 28, South Fayette 29 Section 2-AAAA It is aprocess Penn-Trafford se- Mt. Pleasant 205, Derry 261 South Fayette 22, Bethel Park 34 Mt. Lebanon 3,Baldwin 2 nior soccer playerAthena Biondi Upper St. Clair 15, Trinity 48 Mt. Pleasant Ashley Cairns, 47; Aubrie Peters Township3,Bethel Park 0 Upper St. Clair 17, Chartiers Valley 40 Beranek, 52; Gabbi Keefer,52; Emily KEN REABE JR. |FOR THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW Upper St. Clair 3, Moon 0 knows all too well. Division II Kraisinger,54 Section 3-AAAA Section 4 Derry:Katie Sterrett, 53;Amanda Mylant, Norwin’sDylan King heads the ball pastFranklin Connellsville 3, Latrobe 1 After missing the early partof Riverview 15, Geibel 50 59; Anna Uschak, 73; Keely Mcklveen, 76 Franklin Regional 3, Norwin 2 her juniorseasonbecauseofanACL Riverview 22, ShadySide Academy 33 Team records:Mt. Pleasant (5-1, 5-1); Regional goalkeeper JoshuaZimmerman forthe Hempfield at Penn-Trafford (n) Riverview 15, Southmoreland 46 Derry (0-7, 0-7) winning goal lateinthe firsthalf Tu esdayinNorth Section 4-AAAA tear in her left knee suffered during Shady Side Academy 15, Geibel 50 Pine-Richland 202, Armstrong 217 Armstrong 3,Penn Hills 0 Shady Side Academy 17, Southmoreland 44 Medalists:LaurenFreyvogel, Pine-Richland, Huntingdon. Norwin won2-1. Plum 3,Kiski Area 1 the club season, the Michigan State Southmoreland 15, Geibel 50 37; Alyssa Lobb, Armstrong, 51 Oakland Catholic at Woodland Hills (n) recruit suffered the injury again Section 5 SenecaValley192,Mars198 Section 1-AAA CLASS AA Upper St. Clair at Bethel Park,8p.m. Seton-La Salle 19, Bishop Canevin 40 Medalists:Kennedy Johnston, Seneca Indiana 3, Obama Academy 0 this year —this time in her right Section 1 Section 3 Seton-La Salle 15, South Allegheny 50 Valley,43; Natalie Welsch, Mars, 40 West Mifflin 3,McKeesport 0 Brashear at Woodland Hills, 4p.m. knee. Bishop Canevin 15, South Allegheny 50 Section 2-AAA Keystone Oaks 1, East Allegheny 0 Section 2-AAA FoxChapel at Penn Hills, 7:30 p.m. South Park 21, Keystone Oaks 36 Mt. Lebanon 197, Moon 207 Obama Academy 7, Steel Valley 3 Chartiers Valley 3,Ringgold1 Plum vs. Allderdice, Cupples Stadium, “It is tough physically, butitre- South Park 27, Winchester Thurston 30 Medalists:Cassidy Higgins, Mt. Lebanon, Section 2 West Allegheny 3, SouthFayette 0 South Park 15, Steel Valley 50 46; Margeaux Berman, Moon, 48 Burrell 6, Derry 1 5:15 p.m. Section 3-AAA allydrains youmentally,” Biondi Section 4 Winchester Thurston 26, Keystone Oaks 31 Upper St. Clair 167, Bethel Park 201 Freeport 10, Valley 1 Albert Gallatin 3, BelleVernon2 Shady Side Academy 1, Mt. Pleasant0 Kiski Area at Latrobe, 7:30 p.m. said.“To have to go through it Keystone Oaks 15, Steel Valley 50 Medalists: Bella Petrone, Upper St. Clair, Thomas Jefferson 3, Laurel Highlands 1 Section 3 Norwin at Connellsville, 7:30 p.m. 36; Erin Cavrak, Bethel Park, 46 Uniontown 3, Yough 2 twice is tough. But having people FIELDHOCKEY Brownsville 8, Washington 0 Penn-Trafford at Hempfield, 7:30 p.m. Section 4-AAA Section 3-AAA Charleroi 2, McGuffey 1 CLASS AAA behind youwho support youlike Wednesday’sresults Penn-Trafford 166, CentralValley 3, Mars 0 Section 1-AAA Waynesburg3,Southmoreland 1 Section 1 Hampton 3, New Castle 0 Franklin Regional 217 Section 4 Hampton at Gateway,7:15 p.m. (Penn-Trafford), my cup team and Penn-Trafford 4, Hempfield 1 Penn-Trafford:Ava Green, 39; Amanda Knoch at Lincoln Park (n) Pine-Richland1,Norwin 0(OT) Beaver 10, South Side Beaver 0 Indiana at FranklinRegional, 7:30p.m. Section 1-AA my familyhelps.” Conner,40; Haley Pearsol, 43; Anna Central Valley 10, New Brighton0 Knoch at McKeesport, 7p.m. CLASS A Stowers, 44 Beaver Falls at Mohawk (n) ThePenn-Trafford coaching Winchester Thurston 5, Quaker Valley 1, Riverside 0 Section 2 Ellwood City at Shenango, ppd. Franklin Regional:Joselyn Behr,47; Hailey CLASS A BelleVernon at Albert Gallatin, 7p.m. Greensburg Central Catholic 0 Polipano, 53; Bailey Vincett,56; Jenna New Brighton at Neshannock (n) staffdidn’t expect to see her in the Section 1 Greensburg SalematUniontown, 7p.m. Section 2-AA Jezek, 61 Freedom 4, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 1 Mt. PleasantatElizabeth Forward, 7:30 p.m. opening weeks of theseason—the GOLF Team record:Penn-Trafford (7-0, 5-0) Avonworth 3, Hopewell 0 BOYS Quigley Catholic 3, Neshannock 0 Section 3 Beaver 3, South Side Beaver 0 Section 4-AAA Chartiers Valley at Oakland Catholic, coaches made adjustments to the Tuesday’sresults Sewickley Academy 4, Beaver County Cardinal Wuerl NorthCatholic 3, FoxChapel 185,Shaler 200 7:30 p.m. BigSouth tournament Christian 0 Quaker Valley 1 lineup —but Biondi has fought her Medalists:Hannah Conroy,Fox Chapel, 44; Section 2 Ringgold at ObamaAcademy, 7p.m. Cedarbrook Gold Course,Par 72 Section 3-AA Paige Gillespie, Shaler,48 SerraCatholic 2, Jeannette 1 TrinityatThomas Jefferson,7:30 p.m. waybackontothe field despite hav- Team results McGuffey 3, Beth-Center 0 Shady Side Academy185, St. Joseph 2, Winchester Thurston 1 West Mifflin at South Park,7:30p.m. 1. Trinity,411; 2. South Park, 416; 3. Waynesburg 3, Washington 0 ing surgery in April. Someare side- Kiski Area 222 Trinity Christian 9, Geibel 0 Section 4 Brownsville at Southmoreland (n) Elizabeth Forward, 419; 4. Belle Vernon, Medalist:CaseyMorrow, Shady Side Section 3 Central Valley at Hopewell, 8p.m. 425; 5. Chartiers Valley,427 Section 4-AA lined six months or longer after the Academy,40 Aquinas Academy 4, Riverview 1 Montour at Blackhawk, 7:30 p.m. KeystoneOaks 3, Carlynton0 Medalists:Zach Wagner,Thomas Jefferson, Section 1-AA Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic 4, Moon at Ambridge,7:30 p.m. procedure. 72; Joe Klingensmith, Elizabeth Forward, Seton-LaSalle 3, South Allegheny0 GreensburgCC170,St. Joseph 198 Eden Christian 3 CLASS 2A Steel Valley at South Park (n) Wearing abrace,she has played in 74; Trevor Thomas, Trinity,78 Medalists:Olivia Zambruno, Greensburg Vincentian Academy 3, Carlynton 3(OT) Section 1 Section 1-AAA Section 5-AA Central Catholic, 34; Madison Lara, St. Section 4 Beaver at Avonworth, 7:30 p.m. Burrell 3, Deer Lakes 0 every game forthe Warriors (4-0, 1-0 Hempfield 197, Latrobe 209 Joseph, 44 Bentworth 1, Brentwood 1 South Allegheny at KeystoneOaks,7:30p.m. Medalists:Parker Lucas, Hempfield, 38; Derry 3, Valley 0 Section 4-AAAA) —evenifitmeans Section 2-AA Chartiers-Houston 2, Monessen 1 Steel ValleyatQuaker Valley, 7:30 p.m. Brady Pevarnik, Latrobe, 37 Section 1-A Central Valley168, Blackhawk 195 Seton-LaSalle 8, California 0 Section 2 Section 4-AAA Beaver County Christian 3, Aliquippa 0 having longer breaks on the bench. Medalists:KiairaPorter,Central Valley,38; Beth-Center3,Bishop Canevin 2 Highlands at East Allegheny,6p.m. Central Catholic 181, OLSH 3, Western Beaver 0 “It is definitelysurprising,” MayaUrgitus, Blackhawk,44 Nonsection Springdale at Valley,7p.m. Rochester 3, Cornell 0 Franklin Regional 203 Deer Lakes 4, Knoch 0 Section 3 Medalist:NealShipley,Central Catholic, 32 Union 3, Quigley Catholic 1 Penn-Trafford coachJackie Bartko SOCCER Elizabeth Forward 4, Yough 1 McGuffey at Brownsville, 7p.m. Section 2-A Section 6-AAA Carrick at Perry,ppd. Southmoreland at Charleroi, 7:30 p.m. said. “She is suchahardworker. If Baldwin 219,McKeesport 298 BOYS Frazier 3, California 0 Tuesday’sresults Greensburg Central Catholic 7, Mohawk 1 YoughatDerry,7p.m. Geibel 3, Mapletown 2 Medalists:Chris Collins, Baldwin, 37; Josh 3goals: LoganBrinsky,Peters Township; CLASS A anyone could come backfromthat, Klein, McKeesport, 52 WPIAL Jefferson-Morgan 3, Carmichaels 1 CLASS AAAA Francis Eddy-Harvey,Obama Academy; Section 1 West Greene 3, Bentworth 0 I’m not surprised she did.” Section 7-AAA Aidan Perez, Beaver; Chris Stack, Seton-La SerraCatholic at Apollo-Ridge, 6:45 p.m. Peters Township 195, Section 1 Section 3-A Salle Shady Side Academy at Greensburg Central Bishop Canevin 3, Burgettstown 0 Aftergoingthroughthe rehabili- Canon-McMillan 215 North Allegheny 1, Seneca Valley 1 Today’sschedule Catholic, 6p.m. Chartiers-Houston 3, Northgate0 Medalists:Brian Livolsi/Parker Johnson, North Hills 1, Pine-Richland 0 tation asecond time,Biondi said Shaler 1, Butler 0 WPIAL St. Joseph at Jeannette, 7p.m. Fort Cherry 3, Brentwood 0 Peters Township, 38; Robbie Licht, Canon- CLASS AAA Section 2 Avella at Sto-Rox(n) the process was alittleeasier.The McMillan, 40 Section 2 Bethel Park 1, Mt. Lebanon 0 Section 4 Bishop Canevin at Bentworth, 7p.m. Section 4-A hardest partwas the mental side of it. Section 8-AAA Connellsville at Penn-Trafford, 7:30 p.m. Geibel at Beth-Center,4p.m. Greensburg Central Catholic 3, Hampton 187, Kiski Area 215 Peters Township 4, Baldwin 1 Upper St. Clair 2, Canon-McMillan 0 CLASS AAA Monessen at Chartiers-Houston, 7p.m. Vincentian Academy 0 “You go through the same kind of Medalist:Ben Huber,Hampton, 34 Section 4 Section 3 Section 3 Leechburg 3, Riverview 2 Section 1-AA McKeesport at South Fayette, 7:30 p.m. Quigley Catholic at Mohawk, 4p.m. therapy,” Biondi said. “It is depress- Brashear 3, Woodland Hills 2 TrinityChristian 3, Springdale 1 Burrell 228, Riverview251 CLASS AA Riverside at Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic, Eden Christian Academy at St.Joseph, ppd. ing at first, butitgets easier.” Medalists:Tiger Hubbard, Burrell, 39; Plum 2, FoxChapel 1 Section 1 3:45 p.m. Allderdice 1, Central Catholic 0 CityLeague Chase Conroy,Riverview,46 South Park at East Allegheny,6p.m. Vincentian Academy at Neshannock,7p.m. Allderdice 3, Westinghouse 0 Despite missing the early portion Section 2-AA Section 4 GIRLS Section 4 Kiski Area 3, Latrobe 1 Brashear 3, Perry 0 Southmoreland 215, Mt. Pleasant 251 Tuesday’sresults Ellis School at Eden Christian, 5p.m. Nonsection of lastseason, Biondi came back and Norwin 2, Franklin Regional 1 Southmoreland:Josh Redding, 35; Noah CLASS AAA Sewickley Academy at Our Lady of the Elizabeth Forward 3, Charleroi 0 was an all-section selection. With a House, 43; Ryan Lemmon, 45; Nathen CLASS AAA Section 4 Sacred Heart, 4p.m. Blackhawk at Laurel (n) Rizza, 46; Baily Stapleton, 46 Section 1 South Fayette 5, West Allegheny 0 South Side Beaver at Carlynton, 7p.m. Heritage Conference full seasonahead of her,she will look Mt. Pleasant:James Queer,48; Jared Hampton 6, Armstrong 0 CLASS AA Ligonier Valley 3, Homer-Center 2 to repeatthe success this fall. Wagner,49; Gavin Zimmerman, 49; Tim Indiana 2, Highlands 2 Section 2 TENNIS Today’sschedule Pisula, 51; Kyle Jones, 54 Mars 2, Greensburg Salem 2 Burrell 5, Deer Lakes 0 GIRLS Section 1-AA “It is hardnot having (soccer),” Team records:Southmoreland (8-0, 7-0); Section 2 Nonsection Tuesday’sresults Ellwood City at Shenango, 6p.m. Mt. Pleasant (3-5, 3-5) Ambridge 1, Montour 0 Apollo-Ridge 7, Winchester Thurston 2 Section1-AA Section 5-AA Biondi said.“It is basicallymylife. Section 6-AA Moon 1, Blackhawk 0 Today’sschedule Mt.Pleasant 5, Washington 0 East Allegheny at Freeport, 7:30 p.m. Being backwith my teammates is South Side Beaver221,Freedom 302 West Allegheny 9, Hopewell 0 WPIAL Singles:Tabitha Cooper (MP) d. Macy Nonsection Medalists:Casey Jones, South Side Beaver, Section 3 CLASS AAAA McFall, 6-0, 6-2; Caitlynn Hirak (MP) d. Bishop Canevin at Montour,6p.m. great.” 41; Ethan Lovy,Freedom, 51 Belle Vernon 3, Laurel Highlands 1 Section 1 Paige Smith, 6-1, 6-1;Kaleigh Muko (MP) Carmichaels at Brownsville, 7p.m. Section 3-AA Ringgold 4, Uniontown 0 Pine-Richland at Butler,7:30p.m. d. Toni Maurer,6-2, 6-0 Freedom at Cornell, 6p.m. Eden Christian 215, Section 4 Seneca Valley at North Hills, 7:30 p.m. Doubles:Katelyn Loughner/Holly Regean Mohawk at Union, 7p.m. Nathan Smith is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Summit Academy 263 Chartiers Valley 7, McKeesport 0 Shaler at NorthAllegheny,7:30p.m. (MP) d. Carlie Hatfield/Josey Jackson, OLSH at Vincentian Academy,6:30 p.m. Reach him at [email protected] Medalists:Collin Wipouski, EdenChristian, Thomas Jefferson 4, South Fayette 1 Section 2 6-1, 6-0; Kaitlyn Miller/Katie Curry (MP) Valley at Southmoreland, 7:30 p.m. 37; James Ross,Summit Academy,49 Gateway 1, West Mifflin 0 Canon-McMillan at Baldwin, 7:30 p.m. d. Akilah Schoonmaker/AmandaReilly To report scores, call 1-888-748-8742. or viaTwitter @NSmith_Trib. C8 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 AROUND THE PIRATES PIRATESGAMEDAY FOLLOW OUR PIRATES COVERAGEONTWITTER @TRIBSPORTS • Catcher Chris Stewart wasplaced on the TODAY 60-dayDLwith agimpy at Phillies left knee.Stewart will see 7:05 p.m. Dr. JamesAndrews on PiratesshutdownCole Mondayand said surgery Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia could be an option. “(Surgery)might be the TV/radio: Root Sports/ Season ends for right-hander only way 93.7FM, 1450 AM, 1480 AM, afterheis placed on 60-day to go to Pirates Radio Network continue disabled list with bad elbow my PROBABLE PITCHERS career,” by RObbIERTEMPFEL Stewart said PHILADELPHIA —When Gerrit Tu esday. Colewalked offthe mound after “We’ve Stewart the second inning Mondaynight, tried to he wondered if his seasonwas over. do pretty much everything When Cole’s balkyright elbow else to keep me on the Pirates Phillies was soreagain Tuesdaymorning, field without the surgery. LHP RHP he hadhis answer. Andrewsmight have STEVEN JAKE some miracle curedown VS. ThePirates shut down Cole for BRAULT THOMPSON there, and maybe he’ll be (0-2, 3.38) (1-5, 6.05) the rest of the season by putting able to help me out and the right-hander on the 60-daydis- keep me from surgery, Gamecast: The Pirates have abled list withrightelbowposterior but Ithinkall odds are scored atotal of fiveruns while inflammation. pointing towardsurgery Brault has been on the mound “I’m disappointed thatthere’s at this point.”Stewart, overhis first fivestartsinthe just not enough time to recover, ” 34, has played in three majors.... In hismostrecent Cole said. “I’m disappointed that gamesthis monthafter outing Friday, Brault gave up I’m not out theretohelp the team. coming off the disabled two runs in fiveinnings against list. On Sunday, he took That’s one thing I’vebeen fighting himself outafter five the Reds andgot ano-decision. forall year,trying to be abletocon- …Thompson wasamong four innings. “I triedtogrind players thePhilliesgot when tribute.It’s unfortunate we ran out it allthe waythrough,” theytraded left-hander Cole of time.” Stewart said. “By the time Hamels to theRangersin Cole said doctors told him he we gottothe bottom of July 2015. won’t need anything morethanrest the fifth, Iwasn’tableto and should be good forthe startof putmuch weight on it.” spring training. Catcher Jacob Stallings wascalled up from General managerNeal Hunting- GETTYIMAGES NEXT UP ton said Cole is not scheduled for Tr iple-A Indianapolis to fill Gerrit Cole pitchesagainstthe PhilliesonMondayinhis laststart of Stewart’s spot. Thursday,7:05 p.m.: anymoretests on his elbow. In 2016. The Pirates placed him on the 60-daydisabled list, ending a Pirates RHP Chad Kuhl August, an MRI exam by team doc- season that sawhim go 7-10 with a3.88ERA. The Pirates acquired (3-3, 4.09 ERA) vs.RHP tors turned up no ligament dam- • Jerad Eickhoff (10-13, veteranleft-hander age.Thosefindings were confirmed “I thought, ‘Herewego.’Just all bleheader Saturdayagainstthe Cin- Wade LeBlanc from 3.73) …Inhis most recent by orthopedicspecialist Dr.Neal the pitches,the velocity,all of it. cinnati Reds.Jameson Taillon will start Sept.5,Kuhl gave the Marinersfor cash or ElAttrache in Los Angeles. Unfortunately, thatdidn’t happen.” startthe first game.Drew Hutchi- aplayertobenamed. up three runs on four hits “By (shutting him down) now, it in twoinnings againstthe Thesoreelbowlanded Cole on sonorTrevorWilliams will start LeBlanc, who took Cole’s Cardinals. He walked three allows Gerrit to essentiallyhaveas the DL on Aug. 25. He was activated the nightcap. spot on the 40-man and struck out two. normal of an offseason as he can Mondaybut gave up five runs,four Williams and Hutchisonwere roster, will work out of the possibly have,”Huntingtonsaid. bullpen. The32-year-old Friday, 7:10 p.m.: Pirates hits and four walks in twoinnings availableinthe bullpenTuesday. “His rest and recovery period will against the Phillies. ManagerClintHurdle said he began this season with RHP Ryan Vogelsong Tr iple-A Buffalo.Hewas (3-5, 4.66 ERA) vs.Reds startalittle bit earlier than every- Huntington said thedecision wants top prospect Tyler Glasnow to one else’s.” traded to the Marinersin RHP Robert Stephenson to have Cole makeone laststart makeatleast one moreappearance late June and went 3-0 (2-1, 4.43)…Overhis past This is Cole’s fourth DL stint this Mondaywas not tied to the out of the bullpen. with onesaveand a4.50 threestarts, Vogelsong season. Pirates’ fading playoff hopes. The “(Glasnow) actuallysaid he kind ERAin11outings (eight has an 11.08ERA and “Therewereafew highlights team had lost five in arow going of enjoyed it,” Hurdle said. “He starts) in the majors. has allowed19hits, along the way, butitwas astruggle,” intoTuesday’s game against the felt good about it, the different including three homers,in said Cole,who went 7-10 with a Philadelphia Phillies. mindset.” Left-hander Zack 13 innings. • 3.88 ERA. “Gerrit did everything in his Cole will remain with the team Phillips wascalled 1 He missed the startofthe sea- powertoget backand help this forthe final 2 ⁄2 weeks of theseason. up from Indianapolis son because of ribcage inflamma- club,but his bodyjust didn’t cooper- “I’m not going to stop working,” to bolsterthe bullpen. HE SAID IT ... tion from an injury thathindered ate,”Huntingtonsaid. “Rather than Cole said. “Just keep moving on. The Piratesgot Phillips his offseason training routine.In continue to push this,wedecided to Obviously, the mindset is different. on Aug. 31 when Kyle “I’ll neverforget that group,I’ll Lobstein wastraded to mid-June, Colewas sidelined by a turnthe page for2017, let him have It’s not about preparing forastart. tell youthat right now. Justan the Orioles.Phillips, 29, strained triceps. ahealthyand productive offseason amazing season.” It’s about preparing fornext year. lastpitched in the majors On July 27, Cole tossed his first —High-A Bradenton and come into camp readytogo There’s work to be done,soI’ll be in 2013 with the Marlins. manager Michael Ryan, career complete game in a10-1 rout next year.” doing it.” To open aspotonthe afterthe Maraudersbeatthe of the Mariners. ThePirates have not yetrevealed 40-man roster, catcher Ta mpa Ya nkeesonMonday “I thought we were going to hit howtheywill fill Cole’s spot in the RobBiertempfel is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Elias Diaz (infectedleg) to win the Florida State the HOVlaneafter the game against starting rotation. Reach him at [email protected] went on the 60-dayDL. League championship. Seattle,” managerClint Hurdle said. ThePirates have aday-night dou- or viaTwitter @BiertempfelTrib. —Rob Biertempfel WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · C9 TUESDAY’S BOXSCORE PIRATES5,PHILLIES3NEXT UP: 7:05 P. M. TODAYATPHILLIES, ROOT SPORTS Pirates AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Bell 1b 502 00 1.294 Fryer c000 00 0.179 McCutchen cf 501 00 1.245 Polanco rf 400 00 1.262 Kang 3b 210 02 0.269 Joyce lf 100 02 1.253 1-Florimon pr-2b 100 00 1.333 Cervelli c200 02 0.260 2-Hanson pr 010 00 0.167 Watson p000 00 0--- POWER SURGE Mercer ss 422 00 0.261 Novap 100 00 1.167 a-Jaso ph 000 00 0.262 b-Freese ph 000 01 0.270 Bastardo p000 00 0--- Riverop 000 00 0.000 Rodriguez’spinch-hit, f-S.Rodriguez ph-1b 111 30 0.251 Frazier 2b-lf 501 10 1.333 Totals 31 57 47 7 3-run homer in 9thcarries Philadelphia AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Quinn lf 322 01 1.400 Pirates to comeback victory Franco 3b 401 00 1.247 Howard 1b 300 10 1.191 d-Joseph ph-1b 000 01 0.243 by RObbIERTEMPFEL Galvis ss 301 10 1.237 Herreracf301 00 1.278 e-Ruf ph 100 00 1.164 PHILADELPHIA —Sean Gomez p000 00 0--- Rodriguez’s three-run homer in Garcia p000 00 0--- Altherr rf 300 00 2.197 the ninth inning Tuesdaylifted the Alfaroc 400 00 2.200 Asher p200 00 2.000 Pirates to a5-3 victory against the Mariot p000 00 0--- J.Rodriguez p000 00 0--- Philadelphia Phillies. c-Rupp ph 100 00 1.259 It was Rodriguez’s second career Neris p000 00 0--- Bourjos cf 100 00 1.251 pinch-homer. Hernandez 2b 311 01 1.289 Trailing 3-2, the Pirates struck Totals 31 36 2315 Pirates 001 000 103 —571 quicklyagainstPhillies closer Philadelphia 000 101 010 —360 Jeanmar Gomez. a-pinch hit for Novainthe 7th. b-walked for Jaso in the 7th. c-struck out for J.Rodriguez in the7th. FranciscoCervelli walked. d-walked for Howard in the 8th. e-struck outfor Herrerainthe 8th. f-homered for Riverointhe 9th. JordyMercer doubled. Rodriguez 1-ran for Joyce in the 7th.2-ran for Cervelli in the smackeda2-2 fastballoverthe 9th. E—Frazier (3). LOB—Pirates 7, Philadelphia 6. 2B—Bell (5), Mercer 2(22), Herrera(17). right-field wall. HR—S.Rodriguez (13),off Gomez. RBIs—Frazier (9), S.Rodriguez 3(43), Howard (50), Galvis It was the (62). SF—Galvis. S—Nova. Runners left in first time in 141 scoring position—Pirates 4(McCutchen, Frazier 2, Florimon); Philadelphia 3(Herrera, Altherr, games the Pirates Ruf). RISP—Pirates 2for 7; Philadelphia 0for 7. FIDP—Alfaro. GIDP—Cervelli, Franco. DP—Pirates 2 Trib.me/ wonwhen they (Kang, Frazier,Bell), (Polanco, Bell); Philadelphia 1 (Galvis, Hernandez,Howard). TribGalleries trailed after eight Pirates IP HRER BB SO NP ERA Go online fora innings. Nova652 1111 92 2.41 Bastardo 1000 01 72.55 photogallery Right-hander RiveroW,1-4 1111 2123 1.77 from Tu esday’s Watson S, 12-17 1000 0216 3.21 Ivan Nova domi- Philadelphia IP HRER BB SO NP ERA 1/ Pirates game. nated the Phillies Asher 6 3 42 234951.46 1 Mariot /3 00 01096.14 1 forsix innings J.Rodriguez /3 00 01090.00 Neris 1100 1219 2.30 and rackedupaseason-high 11 GomezL,3-4 0233 1013 3.70 strikeoutsbut got ano-decision. Garcia 1000 0110 6.54 Gomez pitchedto3batters in the 9th. Inherited It was Nova’s sixth career runners-scored—Mariot 2-1, J.Rodriguez 2-0. IBB—off J.Rodriguez (Freese), off Neris (Kang). double-digit strikeout game and HBP—Bastardo (Altherr). WP—Nova,Mariot. his first since July 5, 2013. Umpires—Home, John Tumpane; First, Alan Porter; Second, Gabe Morales; Third,Jeff Kellogg. T—3:12. Nova struckout the side in the A—16,190 (43,651). second and thirdinnings.Bythe AP PIRATES STATISTICS endofthe fourth inning,everyone Pirates pinch hitter Sean Rodriguezfollows through on athree-run homer in the topofthe ninth. BATTING in the Phillies’ lineup had whiffed Player AVGABRH2B3BHRRBI SB Florimon .500 201000 00 at least once. Frazier .340 94 14 32 712 84 glove. By the time Frazier recov- scored from third. Francisco Cervelliwalked, load- S.Marte .311 486 71 151 34 5946 47 ThePirates took a1-0 lead in the ered,Quinn had raced home to tie On his waytothe bag, Frazier ing the bases.Mariot’s 0-2 fastball Bell .286 63 9184 0212 0 third, butthe Phillies took advan- Harrison .283 487 57 138 25 7459 19 the scoreat1-1. bumped into umpireAlan Porter to JordyMercer was in dirtand Kang .271 262 37 71 15 018513 tage of some shakydefensetochip Freese .270 400 57 108 21 012490 Over his first sevenstarts with and stumbled. That forced Mercer skittered to the backstop.Kang Polanco .264 474 73 125 33 4218212 away against Nova. the Pirates,Novaissued just two to delayhis throwbyaninstant, scored to tieitat2-2. Cervelli .262 283 31 74 10 1031 5 JordyMercer thumped adouble Jaso .262 343 38 90 21 2533 0 walks.His thirdwalk proved whichwas enough forHowardto ThePhilliestook a3-2 lead in Mercer .259 475 61 123 20 310531 into the left-field corner to open Joyce.254197 40 50 10 112411 costly. gettothe bag. the eighth of Felipe Rivero.They Rodriguez .248 234 38 58 14 112402 the thirdinning. Mercer scored Leading offthe sixth, Cesar As Mercer andthe other infield- loaded the bases with one out on McCutchen .246 521 71 128 21 220626 on Adam Frazier’s single to right- Stewart .214 98 10 21 401 70 Hernandezworkedafull-count ers beganyapping,managerClint walks to Roman Quinn and Tom- Fryer .179 56 9102 00 60 center,but Frazierwas thrownout Hanson .167 611000 00 walk. Quinn bunted forasingle. Hurdle went out foranexplana- my Joseph and Maikel Franco’s Rogers .056 18 21010 20 tryingtosteal second. Maikel Franco hit abouncer to tion. Theumps huddled, the call single. PITCHING It was apoor decision by Frazier, Player WLERAGGS SV IP HR BB SO shortstop Mercer, whothrew to stood and Hurdle upped the vol- On an 0-1 count to FreddyGal- Rivero011.40 20 0019.1 11428 whowas out by severalfeet. It Nova502.52 77046.1 4232 ball to Frazier to forceout Quinn ume of his voice. vis,Riveromade agood pitch— Bastardo 202.70 19 0 016.2 1716 stung even morewhen Josh Bell at second. Frazier’s throw was It ended with Hurdle’s ejection Hughes 013.06 57 0153.0 61927 inside and at the knees—but Watson 253.26 63 01160.2 92049 followedwith adouble. wide of first base —Bell lunged —his sixth this seasonand the 51st Galvisdrove it to deep centerfield. Taillon 343.27 15 15 088.0 10 13 72 Roman Quinn rolled asingle up to snagit—and Franco was safe of his career. Brault 023.38 55024.0 21219 Andrew McCutchen snaggediton Feliz423.52 62 0253.2 10 21 61 the middle leadingoff the fourth. on afielder’s choice. Right-hander Alec Asher more Schugel 223.64 36 0152.0 41346 the run, butQuinn scored easily Cole 7103.8821210116.0 73698 After awild pitchmoveQuinn to With three fielders bunched on or less had his waywith the Pirates from thirdbase. Kuhl 334.09 10 10 050.2 61634 second base,RyanHowardhit a the right side,Howardhit aslow over the first six innings.But when Vogelsong3 54.6620100 63.2 92844 Nicasio 964.70 41 12 0107.1 15 44 127 grounder to the right side. grounder thatwas fielded by Bell. he issuedback-to-backwalks to RobBiertempfel is aTribune-Review Liriano 6115.4621210113.2 19 69 116 Locke 985.48 29 19 0126.1 17 44 72 Frazier was shifted deepinthe Franco was out at second, butMer- Jung Ho Kangand Matt Joycewith staff writer.Reach him at Glasnow 015.56 32011.1 1610 hole,wellpositioned to make a cer’sthrow was too late to get one out in the seventh, he was re- [email protected] Williams 116.75 200 4.0024 Hutchison 009.00 110 4.0003 play, butthe ball clanged offhis Howardatfirst base.Hernandez placed by Michael Mariot. or via Twitter@BiertempfelTrib. —Through Monday C10 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 MLB NOTEBOOK NATIONAL LEAGUE MLB STANDINGS REDS6,BREWERS4 Milwaukee AB RHBI BB SOAvg. NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Villar 2b 311101.293 Nieuwenhuis rf 400002.211 EASTDIVISION EASTDIVISION Scullytoend Braun lf 200020.309 WLPCTGBWCGBL10 Str WLPCTGBWCGBL10 Str Perez 3b 410000.273 Carter 1b 411201.224 Washington 86 58 .597— —7-3 W-4 Boston 81 62 .566 ——7-3W-2 Broxton cf 411102.244 Arcia ss 401002.224 NewYork 76 68 .528 10 —7-3 L-1 Toronto7965.5492.5 —3-7 L-1 Maldonado c30000 0.192 Miami 71 73 .493 15 53-7 L-1 Baltimore7865.5453 —6-4 L-1 career Oct.2 Garza p200001.039 Cravy p000000.333 Philadelphia 64 81 .441 22.5 12.5 4-6 L-1 NewYork 77 67 .5354.5 1.5 8-2W-1 Knebel p000000 --- a-Gennett ph 100000.264 Atlanta 56 88 .38930205-5 W-1 TampaBay 61 83 .424 20.5 17.5 3-7W-1 WIRE REPORTS Boyer p000000.000 CENTRAL DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION Totals 31 44429 VinScully said the last ballgame he will Cincinnati AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Chicago 92 51 .643— —6-4 W-2 Cleveland 83 60 .580 ——6-4 L-1 Peraza cf 401001.320 broadcastisthe Dodgers’regular-season finale Suarez 3b 310001.252 St.Louis 75 68 .52417.55-5 L-2 Detroit 77 67 .5356.5 1.5 4-6 L-1 regardless of whether theyreach the playoffs. Votto1b423200.318 Duvall lf 412201.242 Pirates 70 73 .490 22 5.5 3-7W-1 KansasCity 74 70 .5149.5 4.5 5-5L-2 The 88-year-old announcer told the Los Phillips 2b 301101.291 Milwaukee 64 81 .441 29 12.5 5-5L-2 Chicago 69 74 .483 14 96-4 W-1 AngelesTimes his HallofFame career will Schebler rf 402100.255 De Jesus ss 401000.237 Cincinnati 62 82 .431 30.5 14 5-5W-5 Minnesota 54 91 .372 30 25 4-6 W-1 end Oct. 2inSan Francisco. Scully already had Barnhart c410000.254 WEST DIVISION WEST DIVISION said this will be his final season in the booth Straily p210001.000 Cingrani p000000 --- LosAngeles 81 63 .563 ——7-3L-1 Texas8659.593 ——5-5W-1 after 67 years, but until Tu esdayhad not an- Totals 32 610605 nounced whether he planned to call anypotential Milwaukee 011 000 002 —4 42 SanFrancisco 77 66 .538 3.5 —5-5 L-1 Seattle 76 68 .528 9.5 2.5 7-3W-6 postseason gamesonradio. Cincinnati 104 000 01x —610 0 Colorado 69 75 .479 12 74-6 L-1 Houston 75 69 .521 10.5 3.5 4-6 L-2 a-lined out for Knebel in the 8th. E—Perez Scully saidifhestayed on the air, he would be (12), Carter (9). LOB—Milwaukee 3, SanDiego 60 84 .417 21 16 4-6 W-1 LosAngeles 63 80 .441 22 15 4-6 L-1 “saying goodbye likeingrand opera, whereyou Cincinnati 5. 2B—Duvall 2(27). HR— Arizona 59 84 .413 21.5 16.5 3-7W-1 Oakland 62 82 .431 23.5 16.5 5-5W-2 Broxton (8), off Straily; Villar (16),off saygoodbye 12 different times.” Straily; Carter (34), off Cingrani; Votto (24), off Garza. RBIs—Villar (55), Carter SCORES TODAY’SSCHEDULE MLB LEADERS Scully has two farewellscoming up: First, on 2(82), Broxton (18), Votto 2(84), Sept. 25 during the Dodgers’ final home game of Duvall 2(89), Phillips (56), Schebler NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE the regular season and then aweek later at San (32). SB—Villar (54). CS—Peraza (6). Pirates 5, Philadelphia 3 Chicago Cubs (Lester 16-4) at St. Louis (Martinez 14-7), 1:45 p.m. DOUBLES—Murphy,Washington, 44; Freeman, Atlanta, 39; SF—Phillips. S—Straily. Runners leftin Cincinnati 6, Milwaukee 4 SanDiego (Perdomo 7-9) at SanFrancisco (Bumgarner14-8),3:45 p.m. Seager,Los Angeles, 39. Francisco. scoring position—Milwaukee 1(Carter); N.Y. Mets at Washington (n) N.Y. Mets (Gsellman 2-1) at Washington (Roark14-8), 4:05 p.m. TRIPLES—Owings, Arizona, 9; Lamb, Arizona, 9; Hernandez, “I’mgoing to saygoodbye at Dodger Stadium Cincinnati 3(Peraza 2, Schebler). Miami at Atlanta(n) Pirates (Brault 0-2) at Philadelphia (Thompson 1-5), 7:05 p.m. Philadelphia, 9; Crawford,San Francisco, 9. RISP—Milwaukee 0for 3; Cincinnati3 Chicago Cubs at St. Louis (n) Miami (Fernandez 14-8) at Atlanta (Teheran 5-9), 7:10 p.m. HOME RUNS — Bryant, Chicago, 37; Arenado, Colorado, the lastgamewith Colorado.Iwill saygoodbye for 8. FIDP—Phillips. DP—Milwaukee 1 Colorado at Arizona (n) Milwaukee (Guerra8-3) at Cincinnati (Adleman 2-3), 7:10 p.m. 37; Carter, Milwaukee,33; Cespedes, New York,30; Duvall, (Maldonado, Nieuwenhuis). SanDiego at SanFrancisco (n) Colorado (Hoffman 0-3) at Arizona (De La Rosa 4-5), 9:40 p.m. Cincinnati, 30; Kemp, Atlanta,30. in SanFrancisco. And then that will be it,”Scully Milwaukee IP HRER BBSO NP ERA PITCHING — Arrieta, Chicago, 17-6; Scherzer,Washington, said. Garza L, 5-7 585103954.22 AMERICANLEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE 16-7; Lester,Chicago, 16-4. Cravy 100001102.95 Tampa Bay(Cobb 0-0) at Toronto (Estrada 8-8), 12:37 p.m. Knebel 10000095.76 Tampa Bay6,Toronto 2 Baltimore(Gausman 7-10) at Boston (Porcello 20-3), 7:10 p.m. AMERICANLEAGUE RedSox activaterookie Benintendi Boyer 121101164.06 Minnesota 8, Detroit 1 Minnesota (Duffey 8-11)atDetroit (Sanchez 7-13), 7:10 p.m. DOUBLES—Ortiz, Boston,45; Betts, Boston,40; Ramirez, Cincinnati IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Oakland 5, Kansas City 4 Oakland (Manaea 5-9) at KansasCity (Ventura10-10), 7:15p.m. Cleveland, 39. TheRed Soxactivated rookie outfielder Straily W, 12-8 BaltimoreatBoston (n) Cleveland (Tomlin 11-8) at Chicago White Sox(Rodon 7-8), 8:10 p.m. TRIPLES—Eaton,Chicago, 8; Dyson, Kansas City,6;Bradley Andrew Benintendi from the 15-daydisabled list 832218105 3.80 Cleveland at Chicago White Sox(n) Texas (Darvish 5-4) at Houston (Musgrove 2-4), 8:10 p.m. Jr., Boston,6;Bourn,Baltimore, 6; Andrus, Texas, 6. Cingrani 112211193.86 Texas at Houston (n) Seattle (Iwakuma 15-11) at L.A. Angels (Skaggs 3-3), 10:05 p.m. HOME RUNS — Trumbo, Baltimore, 41; Dozier,Minnesota,40; on Tu esday. HBP—Garza (Suarez), Straily (Villar). Seattle at L.A. Angels (n) Encarnacion, Toronto, 39. Benintendi had been on the DL sinceAug. 25 Umpires—Home, Jordan Baker; First, INTERLEAGUE PITCHING — Porcello, Boston,20-3; Happ,Toronto,18-4; Roberto Ortiz; Second, Tim Timmons; INTERLEAGUE L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 11-3) at N.Y. Yankees (Pineda 6-11), 4:05 p.m. Kluber,Cleveland, 16-9. with asprainedleftknee. Third, Mike Everitt. T—2:35. A—12,926 N.Y. Yankees 3, L.A. Dodgers 0 —Through Monday Benintendi made his bigleague debut Aug. 2 (42,319). and played21gamesbeforehewas injured. En- AMERICAN LEAGUE tering Tu esdaynight’s game againstthe Orioles, ATHLETICS5,ROYALS4 1 1 Soria BS, 7-8 /3 21 100114.19 Farmer 4 /3 30 035704.07 Tampa BayIPHRERBBSONPERA Los Angeles 000 000 000 —0 50 he washitting .324 with six doubles, atriple,one Oakland AB RHBI BB SOAvg. 2 Moylan 10000093.82 Mantiply 121100133.86 SmylyW,7-115 /3 52 214101 4.98 New York 000 000 21x —3 80 Smolinski cf 300000.255 1/ home run and 10 RBIs. Inherited runners-scored—Hendriks Inherited runners-scored—Farmer 1-0. Garton H, 1 3 20 00094.45 a-flied out for Ruiz in the 7th. b-struck a-Alonso ph-1b 111200.249 1/ 1-0, Strahm 1-0, Soria 2-2. WP—Cotton, HBP—Boyd (Schafer). Umpires—Home, Eveland H, 2 3 00 00168.41 out for Hernandez in the7th. c-homered Semien ss 301111.233 2 Hendriks. Umpires—Home, Dana DeMuth; SamHolbrook; First, Carlos Torres; Farquhar H, 3 /3 10 011203.41 Valencia 1b-rf 400002.289 for Torreyes in the 7th.d-grounded Reigning AL MVP Donaldson out First, Adam Hamari; Second, Mike Second, Vic Carapazza; Third, Gerry Davis. Jepsen H, 5110 000115.40 out for Segedin in the 8th. LOB—Los Davis lf 411101.247 Estabrook; Third, Greg Gibson. T—2:56. T—2:48. A—26,393 (41,681). E.Ramirez 100001123.80 Healy 3b 412100.297 Angeles 6, New York 7. 2B—Hernandez Blue Jays slugger Josh Donaldson is day-to- A—29,523 (37,903). Toronto IP HRER BBSO NP ERA (8). HR—Ellsbury (9), off Stripling; Vogt c40000 0.259 RAYS 6,BLUEJAYS 2 Stroman L, 9-8643344924.55 daywithasore right hip,but the reigning AL Eibner rf-cf 310010.200 Gregorius (18),off Stripling; Sanchez TWINS8,TIGERS1 Tampa BayABR HBIBBSOAvg. Biagini 111112182.66 (14), off Chavez. RBIs—Sanchez (25), MVP hopestoreturn Wednesday. Nunez dh 300001.000 Minnesota AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Forsythe 2b 500102.277 Cecil 110002144.26 Pinder 2b 301001.167 Ellsbury (52), Gregorius (65). Runners With Donaldson outofthe lineup fora Dozier 2b 423010.280 Kiermaier cf 301011.247 Dermody 01110029.00 left in scoring position—Los Angeles 3 1-Wendle pr-2b 010000.281 2 Polanco ss 423410.298 Longoria 3b 500001.272 Feldman /3 01 120199.00 Totals 32 56526 (Puig, Segedin, Pederson); NewYork3 second straight day, Jose Bautista movedfrom Grossman lf 512201.275 Miller 1b 401001.249 Loup 00000026.54 (Sanchez, Torreyes 2). RISP—Los Angeles Kansas City AB RHBI BB SOAvg. 1/ cleanup to thesecond spot his teammateusually Vargas 1b 513101.273 Franklin lf 300010.282 Tepera 3 00 00054.05 0for 5; New York 0for 2. Runners moved Dyson cf 512000.260 Suzuki dh 401101.271 Dickerson dh 422001.243 Garton pitched to 1batter in the 7th. Merrifield 2b 402010.281 up—Turner,Seager. GIDP—Teixeira, occupies. Escobar 3b 500001.253 Souza Jr.rf13113 0.239 Dermody pitched to 1batter in the 9th. McCann. DP—Los Angeles 2(Seager, 2-Gorepr000000.000 Murphy c31002 1.143 A.Ramirez ss 312301.300 Loup pitched to 1batter in the 9th. Donaldson jammed his hip sliding intoabase in Hosmer 1b 500000.273 Utley,Gonzalez), (Gonzalez, Seager). Schafer rf 311000.296 Wilson c20002 1.250 Inherited runners-scored—Eveland 1-0, Los Angeles IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Sunday’slosstoBoston. The three-time All-Star Morales dh 300012.257 2 Buxton cf 400002.221 Totals 30 67578 Farquhar 1-0, Feldman 1-1, Loup 2-1, Urias 3 /3 40 032783.50 Perez c411000.252 1 thirdbaseman sat Mondayamid acareer-worst Totals 37 813847 Toronto AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Tepera2-0. HBP—Loup (Kiermaier). Coleman /3 00 00043.48 Gordon lf 400000.219 1 Detroit AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Travis 2b 401001.305 WP—Loup. Umpires—Home, Bill Welke; Howell /3 00 00144.31 sevengamehitless streak. He is 0for 23 with Cuthbert 3b 411000.279 Kinsler 2b 400000.277 Bautista dh 210020.227 First, Stu Scheurwater; Second, John Escobar ss 412100.270 Stripling L, 4-7 Maybin cf 411001.315 Encarnacion 1b 400002.265 Hirschbeck; Third, D.J.Reyburn. T—3:10. 22/ sevenstrikeoutsinthatspan. Orlando rf 402201.296 3 32 200344.20 A—38,338 (49,282). Chavez 111112233.63 Totals 37 410323 Cabrera1b401100.309 Martin c41120 1.238 Donaldson has playedin138 of To ronto’s143 V.Martinez dh 401001.293 Tulowitzki ss 403000.261 NewYork IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Oakland 000 010 040 —5 61 1/ games. He is batting.284 with 34 homersand J.Martinez rf 400002.318 Upton lf 401001.208 INTERLEAGUE Sabathia 6 3 30 017934.10 2 Kansas City 000 201 001 —410 2 Collins lf 301010.239 Pillar cf 401000.264 Warren W, 6-3 /3 00 001102.91 92 RBIs. YANKEES3,DODGERS0 2 a-doubled for Smolinski in the 8th. 1-ran Aybar 3b 301010.235 Carrerarf40100 2.238 Clippard H, 22 /3 10 000120.50 for Pinder in the 8th. 2-ran for Merrifield Saltalamacchia c4 01000.180 Barney 3b 201000.269 Los Angeles AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Betances S, 11-15 Kendrick 3b 301010.267 11/ 10 002162.36 Backmancontendsheresigned in the 9th. E—Semien (19), Merrifield Iglesias ss 200011.244 a-Navarroph10000 0.158 3 (4), Moylan (3). LOB—Oakland 2, Kansas Totals 32 16135 Goins 3b 000000.188 Turner dh 401001.269 Inherited runners-scored—Coleman 3-0, Seager ss 401000.319 Wally Backmansaid Tu esdayheresigned as City 8. 2B—Alonso (27), Cuthbert (26). Minnesota 203 200 001 —813 0 b-Saunders ph 100000.263 Betances 1-0. HBP—Urias (McCann). HR—Davis (37),off Duffy; Healy (9), off Totals 34 29227 Puig lf 400002.261 PB—McCann (5). Umpires—Home, Gary as manager of the Mets’ Tr iple-AaffiliateinLas Detroit 100 000 000 —1 60 Gonzalez 1b 400000.289 Duffy. RBIs—Semien (60), Davis (90), Tampa Bay000 030 102 —6 70 Cederstrom; First, Eric Cooper; Second, LOB—Minnesota 8, Detroit 7. 2B— Ruiz c20000 1.154 Jim Wolf; Third, Adrian Johnson. T—3:02. Vegas and wasnot fired. Healy (25), Alonso 2(50),Escobar (49), Toronto 000 002 000 —2 90 Orlando 2(38). SB—Dyson(27), Escobar Dozier (34), Polanco (12), Grossman a-Pederson ph-cf 200001.247 A—32,615 (49,642). Theformer major league second baseman, (17). Runners left in scoring position— (18), Maybin (11). 3B—Schafer (1). a-flied out for Barneyinthe 7th. b-flied Hernandez cf 201001.198 who playedfor the Pirates in 1990,cited alack of Kansas City 5(Hosmer, Morales, Perez, HR—Polanco (2), off Boyd; Vargas out forGoinsinthe 9th. LOB—Tampa b-Grandal ph-c 100001.225 THIS DATE IN BASEBALL Escobar,Orlando). RISP—Oakland 2for 2; (7), off Mantiply. RBIs—Polanco 4 Bay6,Toronto 7. 2B—Dickerson (32), Segedin rf 201001.250 SEPT. 14 respectfromthe Metsorganization. Kansas City 2for 10. Runners moved up— (20), Grossman 2(35), Vargas (14), Carrera (9). HR—A.Ramirez (6), off d-Reddick ph-rf 100000.226 1903 — Red Ames’ debut with the New Hosmer 2. GIDP—Semien, Valencia, Vogt, Suzuki (46), Cabrera(89). SF—Suzuki. Stroman;SouzaJr. (17), off Biagini; Utley 2b 300002.248 York Giants wasafive-inning, 5-0,no-hit Morales. DP—Oakland 1(Semien, Pinder, Runners left in scoring position— Martin(18),off Smyly. RBIs—Forsythe Totals 32 050110 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The Aroundthe league Valencia); Kansas City 3(Merrifield, Minnesota 3(Polanco, Grossman 2); (49), Souza Jr.(48), A.Ramirez 3(44), New York AB RHBI BB SOAvg. game wascalled in mid-afternoon because Detroit 3(Kinsler,Saltalamacchia 2). Martin 2(67). SB—Kiermaier 2(18). Gardner cf-lf 400001.261 of unusual darkness. Jorge Polancohomered and drove in four runs, Escobar,Hosmer),(Escobar,Merrifield, 1923 — Red Soxfirst baseman George Hosmer), (Escobar,Merrifield, Hosmer). RISP—Minnesota 4for 9; Detroit 1for 4. S—A.Ramirez. Runners left in scoring Refsnyder lf-rf 401000.268 Runners moved up—Dozier. GIDP—Vargas, position—TampaBay 2(Longoria, Sanchez dh 411101.331 Burns pulled off an unassisted triple play Brian Dozier added three morehitstohis torrid Oakland IP HRER BBSO NP ERA against the Cleveland Indians. 2/ Murphy,V.Martinez. DP—Minnesota Franklin); Toronto 3(Encarnacion Castro2b40300 1.268 second half and MinnesotabeatDetroit, 8-1. ... Cotton 5 3 73 112102 1.50 1951 — BobNieman of the St. Louis 1/ 1(Dozier,Escobar,Vargas); Detroit 2 2, Barney). RISP—Tampa Bay1for Hendriks 3 00 00164.02 Teixeira1b30001 0.198 Browns hit home runs in his first two at- Four Ya nkeespitchersheld the Dodgerstofive Axford W, 6-4 120000114.32 (Iglesias, Kinsler,Cabrera), (Iglesias, 7; Toronto 0for 2. LIDP—Longoria. McCann c20001 1.235 bats in themajors. Both came off Boston hits, and NewYork blanked LosAngeles, 3-0.... Dull H, 13 100000112.24 Kinsler,Cabrera). GIDP—Forsythe,Dickerson,Upton, Headley 3b 401000.255 Red Soxpitcher Maury McDermott. The Madson S, 30-36 Minnesota IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Pillar. DP—TampaBay 2(A.Ramirez, Judge rf 100011.179 RedSox won 9-6. JoeyVottohomered and drove in two runs and 111110193.17 Gibson W, 6-98 51 134108 5.08 Forsythe, Miller), (Longoria, Forsythe, Ellsbury cf 111100.270 1968 — Denny McLain of the Detroit Kansas City IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Boshers 110001174.75 Miller);Toronto 3(Travis, Encarnacion), Torreyes ss 100010.280 Tigers beat the Oakland A’s, 5-4, to Cincinnati wonits fifth straight with a6-4 victory 1 Duffy 7 /3 33 326983.15 Detroit IP HRER BBSO NP ERA (Tulowitzki,Travis, Encarnacion), c-Gregorius ph-ss1 1110 0.274 become thefirst pitcher since Dizzy Dean 1 2 overMilwaukee. Strahm L, 2-1 /3 11 100101.06 Boyd L, 5-4 3 /3 87 712744.43 (Carrera, Encarnacion). Totals 29 38345 in 1934 towin 30games. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · C11 IN BRIEF TRANSACTIONS COLLEGES SPORTS BROADCASTS TUESDAY’S MOVES RIVERHOUNDSGAMEDAY TUESDAY’S RESULTS GOLF Baseball NCAA decision BASEBALL Men AMERICAN LEAGUE vs.Cincinnati Okoli pulled intoa Glade Springs Intercollegiate MLB BOSTON RED SOX—Reinstated OF tie forthe USL goals Championship tearsat‘fabric’ Andrew Benintendi from the 15-day DL. 7p.m. The Resort at Glade Springs 1:30 p.m. Chicago Cubs at MINNESOTA TWINS —Placed RHP Trevor lead and helped 1. West Liberty,922; 2. West Chester, Highmark Stadium May on the 15-day DL. the Riverhounds 925; 3. Mercyhurst, 928; 4. Cal (Pa.), 929; St. Louis. MLB Network STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS SEATTLE MARINERS —Traded LHP Wade Breakdown: The 5. Charleston, 934 4:30 p.m. NewYork Mets at LeBlanc to Pittsburgh forcash or aplayer by scoring Sunday Grove City College Fall Invitational to be named. Riverhounds’ room in a2-0 winover Grove City CountryClub Washington(joined in progress). The NCAA’s decision to pull TAMPABAY RAYS —Designated RHP forerror is gone. 1. St. Vincent, 313; 2. Grove City sevenchampionships out of Tyler Sturdevant for assignment. Selected Wilmington. …The Black, 315; 3. Grove City Red, 324; 4. MLB Network the contract of LHP Dana Evelandfrom Theymustwin their Westminster,332; 5. La Roche, 334 7p.m. BaltimoreatBoston. North Carolina ratchetsuppres- Durham (IL). crowdwill be smaller SOCCER sure on thecollege sports-crazy NATIONAL LEAGUE final three games than at the team’s Men ESPN PIRATES —Placed CChris Stewart and get help from Gannon 8, Daemen 1 statetorepeal itslaw on bath- and RHP Gerrit Cole on the 60-day first meeting, a1-0 Lock Haven 2, Bloomsburg 1 7p.m. Pirates at Philadelphia. room usebytransgender people. DL. Recalled CJacobStallingsfrom Orlando (twolosses), Riverhoundsloss Pitt-Johnstown 2, Shippensburg 1(OT) Root Sports/93.7FM, 1450 AM, Indianapolis (IL). Recalled CElias Diaz Wilmington (two Robert Morris 2, Pitt 0 Unlikethe recent one-time can- from the 60-day DL and placed him on the playedinfront of a Slippery Rock 0, Cal (Pa.) 0(OT) 1480 AM, Pirates Radio Network losses/draws) and cellations by the NBAand various 60-day DL. Selected the contract of LHP USL-recordcrowd of Women 10 p.m. SeattleatLos Angeles Zach Phillips from Indianapolis. Harrisburg(one Bethany 2, La Roche 1 rock stars, the move by college CINCINNATI REDS —Placed RHP Alfredo 23,375 on May14at Gannon 2, IUP 1 Angels.ESPN loss/draw)toreach Juniata 1, PennState-Altoona 0 sports’ governing body could Simon on the 60-day DL. Selected Cincinnati’sNippert the contract of RHP Matt Magill from the postseason. Mercyhurst 2, Clarion 0 makemoderateand conservative Louisville (IL). Stadium. Slippery Rock 2, California (PA) 1 Golf voters question whether theprice LOSANGELES DODGERS —Extended …Awin against TENNIS their player development contract with FC Cincinnati (14-6-7, 49 pts) Cal (Pa.) 5, Davis &Elkins 4 LPGA tagfor the lawfinally has become Ogden (Pioneer) for two years. Cincinnati would be Position/Player GAPts Grove City 9, Waynesburg 0 toohigh. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES —Assigned 2B the Riverhounds’ first FSean Okoli 15 333 VOLLEYBALL 5:30 a.m. (Thursday) Evian Taylor Featherston outright to Lehigh FAndrew Wiedeman 7418 Bethany 3, Geneva 0 Economic development officials Valley (IL). againstany team in Edinboro3,NotreDame (OH) 0 Golf Championship first round. said the effectofthe NCAA’s WASHINGTON NATIONALS —Renewed the tophalfofthe Riverhounds (6-16-5, 23 pts) Geneva3,Thiel0 GOLF their player development contracts with Position/PlayerGAPts IUP 3, Shepherd 1 action goeswell beyond the pro- Auburn (NYP) and Potomac (Carolina) Eastern Conference. FCorey Hertzog 12 428 YSU 3, RobertMorris 1 jected$20 million in lost revenue through 2018. …Cincinnati’sSean MKevin Kerr 4412 Hockey SOCCER from the cancellation of the 2016- BASKETBALL WORLD CUP EXHIBITION 17 basketball, baseball, soccer, NBA USL 7:30 p.m. Te am Russia vs. tennis, lacrosse and golf events. NBA —Suspended Oklahoma City F EASTERN CONFERENCE Mitch McGary aminimum of 10 games FOOTBALL ODDS WL TPTS GF GA Te am Canada.ESPN2 “College sports is part of the for violating the terms of the NBA/NBPA New York...... 19 3663 55 20 fabric of North Carolina. It’s part Anti-Drug Program. The suspension will NFL BASEBALL Louisville...... 16 4856 46 25 begin when he has completedserving a NFC TODAY’SGAMES Cincinnati ...... 14 6749 39 27 Olympics of the culture. ... There’snoother five-game suspension under the NBA/ East WLTPct PF PA National League Charlotte ...... 14 7648 47 27 stateinthe country thatloves its NBPAAnti-Drug Program, which was N.Y. Giants...... 1001.000 20 19 Favorite Odds Underdog Charleston...... 12 7945 35 30 RIO PARALY MPICS announced on July 8. Philadelphia ...... 1001.000 29 10 Pirates...... -$128 (8.5) ...... PHILLIES Rochester ...... 11 512453625 college sportsmorethanNorth Dallas ...... 010.000 19 20 Cubs...... -$132 (7.5)...... CARDS Richmond...... 12 7844 32 22 2p.m. Track and field, Carolina. That’s whyithitsso FOOTBALL Washington...... 010.000 16 38 GIANTS...... -$290 (7.5)...... Padres Orlando...... 8128 32 33 48 NFL South WLTPct PF PA NATIONALS...-$168 (9.0)...... Mets Wilmington ...... 7129 30 34 46 wheelchair rugby, wheelchair hardand feelssopersonal,”said ARIZONA CARDINALS —Re-signed WR Tampa Bay...... 1001.000 31 24 Brewers...... -$115 (9.0)...... REDS Harrisburg...... 7156 27 33 52 basketball quarterfinals. NBCSN Scott Dupree,executivedirector Marquis Bundy to thepractice squad. Carolina ...... 010.000 20 21 Marlins...... -$135 (7.0)...... BRAVES Bethlehem...... 6139 27 31 40 Released WR Chris Hubert from the New Orleans ...... 010.000 34 35 D’BACKS...... -$135 (10.5)...... Rockies Toronto...... 7175 26 36 57 7p.m. Track and field, of the GreaterRaleighSports practice squad. Atlanta...... 010.000 24 31 American League Montreal...... 7192 23 34 50 swimming. NBCSN Alliance,which wascoordinating BUFFALOBILLS —Released CB Doran North WLTPct PF PA BLUE JAYS ....-$195 (9.0)...... Rays Riverhounds ...... 6165 23 30 48 Grant. Signed OT Chris Martin to the Minnesota...... 1001.0002516 RED SOX...... -$165 (9.0)...... Orioles WESTERN CONFERENCE four of theeventsbeing moved. practice squad. Detroit...... 1001.0003935 TIGERS ...... -$165 (9.5)...... Twins WL TPTS GF GA Soccer The Greensboroareawas ex- CHICAGO BEARS —Terminated the Green Bay...... 1001.0002723 ROYALS ...... -$145 (8.0)...... A’s Sacramento...... 13 6948 38 26 practice squad contracts of OL Laurence Chicago...... 010.000 14 23 WHITE SOX...-$110 (8.5)...... Indians Colo. Springs ...... 13 8746 35 22 pectedtoreceivea$14.5million Gibson and RB Senorise Perry.SignedRB West WLTPct PF PA Rangers ...... -$120 (8.0)...... ASTROS Rio Grande...... 12 6945 43 23 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE infusion from the NCAA bas- Raheem Mostert to the practice squad. SanFrancisco ..... 1001.000 28 0 ANGELS...... -$108 (8.5)...... Mariners Vancouver...... 11 8942 42 41 2:30 p.m. Group stage, Sevilla CLEVELAND BROWNS —Signed DL Gabe Seattle...... 1001.000 12 10 Interleague Oklahoma City....10 512422923 ketball tournament, as well as Wright from the practice squad. Arizona...... 010.000 21 23 Dodgers...... -$200 (7.5)...... YANKEES Los Angeles...... 10 710404740 at Juventus. ESPN2 $1.6 million from soccerchampi- GREEN BAYPACKERS —Signed OT David Los Angeles...... 010.000 028 Swope Park...... 11 10 6393735 Bakhtiari to acontract extension. AFC NFL Orange County....11 13 4373540 2:30 p.m. Group stage,Sporting onshipsinDecember,said Henri JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS —Waived East W LT Pct PF PA THURSDAY’S GAME SanAntonio ...... 9108 35 34 31 CP at Real Madrid. FS2 Fourrier, CEOofthe Greensboro SMarqueston Huff from the reserve/ NewEngland...... 1001.000 23 21 Favorite Odds (O/U) Underdog Seattle...... 9118 35 34 46 suspended list. Released/injured WR N.Y. Jets ...... 010.000 22 23 BILLS...... PK (40.5)...... Jets Salt Lake ...... 9126 33 26 35 COLLEGE MEN Area Convention &Visitors Shaq Evans from the practice squad. Miami...... 010.000 10 12 SUNDAY’S GAMES St. Louis ...... 8119 33 39 37 MINNESOTA VIKINGS —Signed CBs Buffalo...... 010.000 713 STEELERS...... 3.5 (48.5)...... Bengals Portland...... 9144 31 31 39 7p.m. Indiana at Michigan. Bureau. The soccer, baseball, South WLTPct PF PA TreRoberson and Julian Wilson to the LIONS ...... 5.5 (47.0)...... Titans Arizona...... 8127 31 34 39 Houston...... 1001.000 23 14 Big Te nNetwork lacrosse and tennis eventstaken practice squad. Released OT Carter TEXANS...... 2(43.5)...... Chiefs Tulsa...... 5184 19 24 55 Indianapolis...... 010.000 35 39 PATRIOTS...... 6.5 (41.5)...... Dolphins from Cary will deprivethe area of Bykowski and SShamiel Gary from the Jacksonville...... 010.000 23 27 NOTE: Three points for victory,one point 9p.m. Wisconsin at practice squad. Ravens...... 6.5 (42.5)...... BROWNS for tie. about $2 million, Dupree said. Tennessee...... 010.000 16 25 WASHINGTON..3(45.5)...... Cowboys Northwestern. BigTen Network NEW ORLEANS SAINTS—Released RB North WLTPct PF PA SCHEDULE GIANTS...... 4.5 (52.5)...... Saints C.J.Spiller. Steelers...... 1001.000 38 16 Tuesday’smatches NASL Collegebasketball NEW YORK GIANTS—Released PK Baltimore...... 1001.000 13 7 PANTHERS.... 13.5 (45.5)...... 49ers Portland at Arizona (n) Randy Bullock. Terminated the contract Cincinnati ...... 1001.000 23 22 CARDS...... 6.5 (50.0)...... Bucs Today’smatches 8p.m. MiamiatCarolina. TheIUP men’sbasketball of QB Logan Thomas. Signed DT Montori Cleveland...... 010.000 10 29 Seahawks...... 6...... RAMS Cincinnati at Riverhounds,7p.m. CBSSportsNetwork team will visitSyracuse on Hughes. Signed LB Deontae Skinner to West WLTPct PF PA BRONCOS ...... 6(45.0)...... Colts Charlotte at Richmond, 7p.m. the practice squad. Kansas City ...... 1001.000 33 27 RAIDERS...... 5.5 (48.5)...... Falcons SanAntonio at Salt Lake City,10p.m. Nov. 1beforetraveling to defend- SEATTLE SEAHAWKS —Waived CB Denver...... 1001.000 21 20 CHARGERS...... 3(47.0)...... Jaguars Rio Grande at Los Angeles,10:30 p.m. Volleyball ing nationalchampionVillanova Tharold Simon and FB Tani Tupou. Signed Oakland ...... 1001.0003534 Packers...... 2.5 (44.5)...... VIKINGS Saturday’smatches CB Neiko Thorpe and FB Will Tukuafu. SanDiego...... 010.000 27 33 MONDAY’S GAME Charleston atRichmond, 5p.m. COLLEGE WOMEN on Nov. 5for preseason games. Signed QB Jake Heaps to the practice SCHEDULE BEARS...... 3(42.5) ...... Eagles Wilmington at Harrisburg, 7p.m. squad. Thursday’s game COLLEGE FOOTBALL Rochester at Charlotte, 7p.m. 8p.m. Baylor at LSU. The game againstthe Orange, TENNESSEE TITANS —Announced N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 8:25 p.m. Orlando at Cincinnati, 7p.m. who reached theFinal Four last the resignation of vice president of Sunday’sgames THURSDAY’S GAME Montreal at New York, 7p.m. SECNetwork season, is at atime to be deter- communications Jimmy Stanton. Re- SanFranciscoatCarolina, 1p.m. Favorite Odds (O/U) Underdog Rio Grande at Orange County,8:30 p.m. signed CB Cody Riggs. Signed QB Alex Dallas at Washington, 1p.m. Houston...... 7.5 (64.5).....CINCINNATI Tulsa at SanAntonio, 8:30 p.m. Sports talk mined at CarrierDome. Four days Tanney to the practice squad. Released C Miami at New England, 1p.m. ••• Louisville at St. Louis, 8:30p.m. Ronald Patrick from the practice squad. NewOrleans at N.Y. Giants, 1p.m. Home team in CAPITAL letters Seattle at Colorado Springs, 9p.m. 9a.m.-8p.m. later,IUP and the Wildcatsmeet WASINGTON REDSKINS —Waived C BaltimoreatCleveland, 1p.m. (O/U) =over/under Salt Lake City at Arizona, 10:30 p.m. at noonatWells FargoCenter in Austin Reiter.Released GNila Kasitati Tennessee at Detroit, 1p.m. NL =nolines Los Angeles at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. sportstalk.triblive.com from the practice squad. Kansas City at Houston, 1p.m. Philadelphia. Coach Joe Lombardi Cincinnati at Steelers,1p.m. regularly has scheduled exhibition HOCKEY Seattle at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. AHL TampaBay at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. gamesagainsthigh-profile Divi- BRIDGEPORTSOUND TIGERS —Agreed Jacksonville at SanDiego, 4:25 p.m. sion Iopponentsinrecent years, to terms with FColin Markison on a Indianapolis at Denver,4:25 p.m. one-year contract. Atlanta at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. including matchups againstPitt, Green BayatMinnesota, 8:30 p.m. Michigan State, Maryland and COLLEGE Monday’sgame ALLEGHENY —Named Michael Victory Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. FloridaState. assistant baseball coach. IUP —Named Brian Ursoassistant men’s RECREATION Hockey basketball coach. PENN STATE —Named Erik Posegay GOLF T.J. Oshie, Ryan Kesler and assistant swimming coach WOMEN’SGOLF ASSOCIATION OF Derek Stepan scored, Jonathan COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA —Named BrianGordon associate Vice President’s Challenge 1 Quick made 30 savesand the commissioner for football. Allegheny-Green Oaks 20 ⁄2,HillCrest- AUGUSTA —Promoted men’sgolfcoach 1 United States beat Finland, 3-2, Wildwood 33 ⁄2 Jack O’Keefe to director of golf and WGAMEMBER/MEMBER in each team’sfinal exhibition assistant softball coach Evan Smithto TOURNAMENT game before the World Cup of associate head coach. Sandy Sarni/Tracy Charbonneau, 63; Kelly SOUTHERN CAL —Suspended LBsOsa Turer/Barb Ridilla, 64; Darlene Bair/ Hockey. Masina and Don Hill. BarbaraWang, 71 C12 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 Sid, Geno readytofaceoff Murraynotfocusing ongoaliecompetition Penguinsstars will be on opposing benchesfor World WorldCup of Hockey of the draftabout apossible trade involving Fleury,Mur- Cup of Hockey exhibition will keep22-year-old raytried to ignoresources of hockeychatter. JONATHAN bOMbULIE busy untilPens’ camp by “I’m thinking about delet- As the twin pillars thathave by bILLWEST ingmyTwitter altogether, formed the foundation of the Pen- to be honest,”Murraysaid. guins forthe last decade,Sidney Thefirst question Matt “I don’t reallylook at it too Crosbyand Evgeni Malkin areinexo- Murray receivedfromthe much, because that’s when rablybound in the collective psyche assembledmedia in the lock- youstarttodig too deep, of local hockeyfans. er room after Team North and youkind of want to see Sid and Geno.Peanut butter and America’s practice on Mon- what everybodyissaying. jelly. Thestar centers whohavecar- dayatthe UPMC Lemieux ButIdidn’t reallyfocuson ried the team to apair of Stanley Sports Complex in Cranber- (the Fleury drama)muchat Cup championships in the past eight ry soundedall too familiar all during the summer. Ijust years. to the 22-year-old netminder. tried to stayoff my phone for At first, it was an arranged Did he knowwho among the majority of it andenjoy marriage. histeam’s goalies will start myself.” Thanks to the waythe ping-pong forWednesday’s World In just afew weeks,the balls bounced in the NHL draft lot- CupofHockeyexhibition externalcomparisonsof tery process,Crosbyand Malkin game against Team Czech Murrayand Fleury’s 2015-16 were thrust together into the Pen- Republic? performances willbegin in guins lineup about 10 years ago “Umm, Idon’t makeline- earnest. Until then, Murray whether they liked it or not. up announcements,” Mur- will savorthe less contentious As it turns out, they liked it. raysaid. “You can ask coach competition forTeam North If they didn’t, they could have about that.” America’s starting job.After elected to test free agencybynow. Unfortunatelyfor Murray, ahalf season with the Pen- Instead,Crosbysigned a12-year con- thatinquirywill continue guins,hecertainlyiscom- tract extension in 2012 and Malkin CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW to followhim forthe next fortablewith the up-tempo, signed an eight-year deal in 2013. SidneyCrosby(right) says he and Evgeni Malkinhave“alot ofmutual several weeks,evenifhe end-to-end playingstyleofhis In other words, it’s nowapartner- respect” andthatthe franchise players are“happytobeteammates.” edges Winnipeg’s Connor WorldCup team, whichcon- ship they willinglyhaveentered. Hellebuyck and Anaheim’s sists of Americans and Ca- violent intent likeCanada and “Over the years,you go through John Gibsontolockdown nadiansages23and younger. the U.S. did in exhibition games different things,experience different Team North America’s start- “It’s all about going north World CupofHockey last week. Neither is thattype of things,and likeany teammate,you ing spot forthe WorldCup and getting the puckupfast,” player. grow closer,” Crosbysaid Tuesday. To day: North Americameets tournament, whichbegins Murraysaid. “I don’t think the Czech Republic at 3:30 p.m., Yet, therecould be physical run- “The first year or twoeven, commu- SaturdayinToronto. we’renecessarily focusing and Canada facesRussia at ins of some variety or another.Inan nication was tough. There’s no easy wayfor 7:30 p.m. in apairofexhibition exhibitiongame between the Czech on offense because we know “NowIunderstand him alot bet- the man whostood in goal gamesatConsol Energy Center. Republic and Russia, forinstance, that’s going to come natu- ter. We’reboth competitive guys,and for15ofthe Penguins’ 16 On the air: TheNorth America- Ondrej Palatcaught TampaBay rallywith the skill and the at theend of the day, we both chose playoff wins last springto Czech Republic game will be Lightning teammate NikitaKuch- speed thatwehave.” to be here. We want to play here address the competition with broadcastonline viaESPN3.The erov with an accidental knee. Murraymightremain together.That’s not always the case Marc-AndreFleury that Canada-Russia gamewill air on “You’renot necessarilythinking, busy with the WorldCup on every team. ESPN2. awaits him. Both Murray ‘That’s my teammate,” in asplit into October, likelyaweek or “I think there’s alot of mutual and Fleury,who turns 32 in second,” Crosbysaid. “You might moreafter Penguins train- respect thereand we’rehappy to be late November,are undoubt- not even knowwho it is whohas ing campbegins.But, as usu- teammates.” Forks, N.D.,Vancouver and Prague, edlyupper-echelon starters the puck. al, Murraysees no reason to On Wednesdaynight, however, and while black-and-gold sports fans in the league.But Murray’s “Things happen thatquickly. I fret about adelayedstartto they’ll be opponents when Canada areknown forhow well they travel, NHL resumeremainsshort don’t think that’s abig issue.Ifsome- camp and what Fleury might takes on Russia in aWorld Cupof it’s hardtoimagine manymade enough thatitinvites short- thing did develop,knowing hockey accomplish in the meantime. Hockeyexhibition game at Consol thoselong trips. and long-termquestions and the wayitis, it usually is forgot- “He’s abig emotional sup- EnergyCenter. On Wednesdaynight, Crosbyand about his lineup status. ten about pretty quickly. ” portguy forme,”Murray Crosbyand Malkin have been Malkin will squareoff in frontofthe “I knowthis question is Thebiggerquestion, though, said. “Throughoutthe whole teammates since 2006 and have been fans thatnormallycheer them on. going to come 1,000 times, might be this: Is Crosbymorelikely playoff run, he was abig known commoditiesonthe world “It will be fun,” Malkin said. “It’s butreally, that’s out of my to hit Malkin or Malkin morelikely partofwhy Iwas abletostay hockeystage forafewyears more an amazing time here.” control,” Murraysaid. “I just to hit Crosby? relaxed and stayfocused. He than that, yetmatchupsbetween No matter howexcitingthe focus on my game,and Iplay “It’s agood question,” Crosby was able to crackajokeat them arerelatively rare. matchup is,don’t expect Crosbyand as best as Ican in practice said. “It hasn’t happened in however the right time or give me In games thatcount, they’ve Malkin to chat it up too muchonthe and games and morning manyyears.We’llsee.Ifwedo, it’ll advice when Ineeded it. squared offonlythree times —in ice.Malkinruledout thatpossibility skates,whateveritis.” be in good fun. “He’s one of the best in the finals of the 2005 WorldJunior earlier this week. He devoted his summer “We’llsee what happens.We’re the world. That’s neverabad Championships,the quarterfinals of “He talks too quickfor me,” to aworry-freelifestyle in both pretty intense,soitcould hap- thing to have alongside (me).” the 2010 Olympics and finals of the Malkin said with agrin. “Actually hishometown, Thunder Bay, pen,you neverknow. ” 2015 WorldChampionships. Canada when he’s mad, Idon’t understand. Ontario.Hetook avacationto Bill West is aTribune-Review wonall three by acombined score He’s funny. ” Jonathan Bombulie is aTribune-Reviewstaff Mexico butotherwise stayed staffwriter.Reach him of 17-5. Jokesaside,noone expectsCrosby writer.Reach [email protected] in hisrecently purchased con- at [email protected] Thegames were played in Grand and Malkin to go at eachother with or via Twitterat@BombulieTrib. do.Asrumors swirled ahead or viaTwitter @BWest_Trib. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISECTION D Author explores aftermath of tragedy

‘Fates andTraitors’ tells tale of women close to John Wilkes Booth

by REGE bEHE

Jennifer Chiaverinibuiltaloyal readership based on stories about CRUNCHTIME quilts and quilters. Thebest- sellingauthor,who appears Sept. 17 at Penguin Bookshop in Sewickley,launched her career with titles such as “The Runaway Quilt” and “The Quilter’s Kitchen.” Applesripeforpicking, But withthe release of “Sonoma Rose” in 2012, anovel abouta farmingfamilyinProhibition-era California, theformer Penn State writing instructor turned her bakingatlocalfarms attention to moreweighty mate- rial.Her current novel, “Fates and Traitors” (Dutton,$27),isagain historicalfiction,but with an atypicalslant. “I like to be abletosee impor- tant historical events,important historicalfigures, through unique perspectives, from an outsider’s perspective,”Chiaverinisays. “They’revery different angles from the ones youlearninhistory class.” Chiaveriniisespeciallyinter- ested in theviewpoints of women and peopleofcolor. In aprevious book,“Mrs.Lincoln’s Dress- maker,” she explored the life of Elizabeth Keckley,aformer slave whobecame aseamstress,writer andactivist. For“Fates and Traitors,” Chiaverinitackles thelife of John Wilkes Booth through the women whoknewhim best: Mary Ann, his mother; his sister andconfi- dante,Asia; Lucy LambertHale, thedaughterofasenator in thrall

to the actor-turned-assassin; and a by DEbORAH WEISbERG Confederate widow, Mary Surratt, whoisprivy to Booth’s plans. Fall is crunchtimefor apple lov- Thebook opens with Booth at ers,and those picky aboutvariet- theGarrett farmhouse in northern ies willhaveplenty to choosefrom Virginia, surrounded by pursuers, in thecoming months. facing the last moments of his life. Theharvest thatbegan in Au- “It’sthe endofhis story,but cer- gustwith Paula Reds and sweet, tainlynot the end of thestory for juicy Galas will continue through thewomen in hislife,” Chiaverini Novemberwhen Fuji,Gold Rush says.“Ithought it would be agood andPink Ladies ripen.Untilthen, place to start, notbecause it’s so expectRed and GoldenDelicious, dramatic and riveting,but also McIntosh, IdaRed, Jonagold, because he surelymust have been Winesapand Rome.Eachhas a thinking aboutmyfour narra- distinct flavor and texture, making tors.Weknowfromthe historical some perfectfor sauces or pies and records,fromthe eyewitness ac- others idealfor eating. counts,thathis last wordswerefor People whoenjoy the harvest — AUTHOR · D3 an option offered by pick-your-own orchards —can make repeated trips and neverget bored, says Jan Simmons of Simmons Farm in JASMINE GOLDBAND |TRIBUNE-REVIEW McMurray, whichgrows 10 acres SarahDavidson, 15, and classmateRyanSilverman, 16, both of of semi-dwarf appletrees. Mt. Lebanon, boardatractorafter picking applesduring an outing with “Eachvarietyhangs aroundfor the Friendship Circle group to Simmons Farm in McMurray.Theyare about twoorthree weeks,some a sophomores at Mt. Lebanon High School. little longer, ”she says.“Thelater- season varieties keep the longest They don’t keep long in therefrig- “The Jonagold is anicesizeand —uptoseven months in your erator,but theydoresist browning very juicy, with auniqueflavorfor refrigerator crisper.Iwas eating when youcut them. Most apples eating. It’s an excellent all-purpose Fujis Ipickedlast November clear turnbrown right away,but these apple.” through last March.” will keep their color foracouple of Whatfollows arewinterapples, Local Galas aregone, butGolden hours.” so-called because they storewell, MICHAEL CHIAVERINI Delicious and RedDeliciousshould Empires —aRed Delicious- likethe tart-sweet Winesap often be readynow. McIntoshhybrid —also come in used in pies butalsoperfectfor Jennifer Chiaverini “They’rewonderful,all-purpose during mid-September,asdoIda serving withwineand cheese, Sim- apples,althoughother varieties Reds and Jonagolds. mons says.“RedRomes also are When: 7p.m. Sept.17 aresuperior in tastetoRed Deli- “Because they’renot as sweet as good in pies andsauce.Theyhave Admission: Free cious,” Simmonssays. “The Gold- other varieties,most people like Where: Penguin Bookshop, ens areone of the sweetest apples. Ida Reds forsauce,” Simmons says. APPLES·D4 Sewickley Details: 412-741-3838 or penguinbookshop.com

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nthe early morning hours uidwiththe same technical Wigle plansonreleasing withthe whiskey,starting I of aFebruary dayin2015, characteristics of abeer.” twomoreBrewers Series Sept. 16, Cindrich said. Plus, Wigle Whiskey staffand Thewhiskey is named spiritsin2016, collaborations Penn Brewery plansonre- about 15 volunteers gathered “O’zapft is,” German for with DraaiLaaginMillvale using the whiskey barrels for in theStripDistrict distill- “it’s tapped” —anod to the and East End Brewery in futurebarrel-aging projects. ery. German traditionoftapping Larimer.Wigle will have a So the collaboration contin- Sitting before them: 10,000 casksduring Oktoberfest release party forthe Okto- ues. bottles of beer. CHRIS TOGNERI celebrations. berfest whiskey Sept. 16 at Another unique aspect FirstDraft They formed an assembly Now, I’m notawhiskey its SpringGardenBarrel- of this collaborationisthe line.Bottle by bottle,they Scotch... notoverlyfruity expert. My tastes aregener- house,plusevents Sept. 17 label. opened each beer —Penn ... as youdrink it, moreof allylimited to Maker’s and 18 in Spring Gardenand Created by Pittsburgh art- Brewery’s Oktoberfest. the Oktoberfest flavor comes Markbourbon and whatever the Strip District. (For afull ist Abbie Adams,itincludes They poured it allfirst into through.” Eugene Mangrum, Penn schedule,gotowiglewhiskey. drawingsofdozens of homes buckets,then intoreceiving This is afascinatingcon- Brewery’s knowledgeable com.) and buildings.Adams traced tanks.Ittookabout four-and- cept. food and beverage director, Penn Brewery (pennbrew. the routebetween Wigle’s a-halfhours. Collaborations between pours me when Iorder abeer com) willhavethe Oktober- Strip District distillery to its Ayear-and-a-half later, distillers andbrewers often and a“Gene’s Choice.” fest Whiskey on Sept. 16, Spring Garden Barrelhouse the result of their labor is arelimited to barrel-ex- But Steiner’s right: whichmarks thebeginning and included structuresfrom readyfor release: Oktober- changes.The brewer takes a “O’zapft is”issmooth, and of its annual Oktoberfest that trip. fest whiskey, acollaboration distiller’sbarrelused for, say, complex, withnotesofva- celebrations.The event Wiglemade alittle between Wigle and Penn bourbon. Then the brewer nilla, cherry and, naturally, averages10,000 visitors over morethan 500bottles of Brewery in whichthe final drops in abatch of beer,a Penn Brewery’s Oktoberfest. six days,said Penn Brewery Oktoberfest whiskey.The product was distilled from stout perhaps,and letsitage Thecollaboration is co-owner SandyCindrich. 375-milliliter bottlescost $34 beer.Itwillbeavailable until the spirit character- TRIBUNE-REVIEW partofWigle’s Brewers “Tosee all those people and areavailablethrough Sept. 16. isticscome through in the “O’zapft is” Oktoberfest Series.Moreare planned, here—it’s awesome for October,oruntil it sellsout. “We’rereally happywith beer. whiskey by Wigle Whiskey Steiner said, including“a everybodyhereonthe North the waythisturned out,” In this case,however,the and Penn Brewery distillation of Penn Brew- Side,”she said. “Wedraw Chris Tognerirecently learned that Jill Steiner,Wigle’s director process was reversed: Penn ery’sSt. Nick’s (bock) and hugecrowds.” despitehis best efforts, Mayor Bill of events and public rela- Brewery gave Wigle itsbeer, because the whiskey-making Rudolph’s RedfromRiver- Along with its annual Peduto is back on aMiller Lite kick. He is tions,said thisweek as she and Wigleturned it into process“requiresadistiller towne Brewing. Both these output of 20 tanksofOk- currentlydevisingaplan to fixthe mayor. poured me asample.“It’s whiskey.Which isn’t such to first fermentamash of distillates are currently toberfest,Penn Brewery is Again. Reach him at412-380-5632 or very smooth.Similar to a acrazy idea,Steiner said, grains into an alcoholic liq- aging in barrels.” planningamixed cocktail [email protected]. Author explores BBClosesrightsto‘Great British Bake Off’

ASSOCIATED PRESS program,” but“the BBC’s tants andasprinkling of saddened” that“BakeOff” resources arenot infinite.” saucyhumor. Morethan was leaving the BBC. aftermath of tragedy Thefateofasweet- TheBBC took the show 13 million people watched “The BBC nurtured the toothed TV baking contest —inwhichamateur last season’s finale,won showfromits infancyand with millions of fans has bakers compete to create by Nadiya Hussain —a helpedgiveitits distinctive AUTHOR · FROM D1 tions what theirplansmight left some Britons with a elaborate cakes,tortes, headscarf-wearing warmth and charm,” they be,” Chiaverini says.“So I sour taste. trifles andflans—from Bangladeshi-Britishbaker said. his mother (‘Tell my mother wanted to explorethat: What Idied formycountry’) and TheBBC says it haslost niche curiosity to cultural whohas beenhailed as an “We’vehad the most do youdoafter theperson the rightsto“TheGreat amazing timeon‘Bake Off’ thathis last writtentesti- phenomenon. It has aired inspiring symbolof21st- youlovebecomes the most British BakeOff,” whichit on PBSinthe U.S. under century Britain. and have lovedseeing it monywas addressed to his hated person in America? has broadcast since itsfirst the title “The GreatBritish On Sept. 13, one of the rise and rise likeapair of sister in asealed envelope.” Howdoyou go on withyour seriesin2010.Rival Chan- BakingShow, ”and ABC show’s keyingredients— yeasted Latvianbaps,”they Chiaverini explores the life when peopleholdyou nel 4offered more money had afour-episode remake double entendre-loving added. “We’re not going motivations and psycho- accountablefor the atrocities to program maker Love called “The GreatHoliday co-hostsMel Giedroyc with thedough.” logical underpinnings of committed by afamily mem- Productions. BakingShow. ” and Sue Perkins —said Therewas no word on the women in detail. Her ber,someone youlove?” Thepublicly funded Theoriginal show’s they would quit rather whether theshow’s baking portrayalofMary Surratt broadcaster said in astate- successful recipe blends than make themove. In a judges,Paul Hollywood and is particularly enlightening. Rege Behe is aTribune-Review ment that“Bake Off” is old-fashioned Britishness, statement, the pair said Mary Berry, will make the Surratt and her husband, contributing writer. “a quintessentiallyBBC adiverse arrayofcontes- they were “shockedand move to Channel 4. John, ran ataverninMary- land thatwas known to host Confederatesympathizers, and aplan to kidnapLincoln was hatched at aboarding houseshe owned in Wash- ington, D.C. Surratt emerges as acom- plex figurewith an unenvi- ablelegacy. “She’s very important in American history,”Chia- verini says,“and not only because of her role in the assassination, whichevento- dayhistoriansare notquite surehow muchshe knew. She was the first woman ever executedbythe federal government. No one thought the newpresident (Andrew Johnson) would go through with it.Everyone expected at thelastminutehewould want to pardon her, because whowould want to go down in historyasthe first presi- dent to executeawoman?” While“Fates andTraitors” is setinthe past,Chiaverini connects the four women to horrific crimescommitted today. She was compelled to write thenovel in order to try to find out howthese women survivedbearing the markofBooth’s sin, just as the families today aremarkedbythe actions of lovedoneswho commit atrocities. “Whathappens in real life is theremight be one little sign, butnot enough to worryyou or makeyou ques- adno=6369365 D4 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 Make the mostofremaining summer fruit with compote

by JESSICAHARPER Ionlyhad afew cher- ries,sothe task of pitting FruitCompote As the days of summer them was over before dwindle, so does my sup- it could becomeannoy- 2cups blueberries over mediumheat. Reduce the heat plyofsummer fruit. So I ing. Ithrew them into a 2nectarines, peeled andcut into and let the mixturesimmeruntil it 1 embraced my innersloth saucepan,added my two ⁄2-inch chunks starts to thickenand the fruit is ten- 1 andjust threw together remaining nectarines ⁄2 cupcherries, pitted and halved der,for about8minutes.Stirinthe somethingsosimple you and what wasleft of my 2tablespoonssugar raspberries andturnoff the heat. barelyhavetobecon- berry stash and cooked 1tablespoonlemon juice Allowthe mixturetocoolfor scious to makeit. them withalittle sugar, 1teaspoon grated orange zest 10 minutes.Servewarm, over Thehardest partwas lemon and orange zest. 2tablespoonswater vanilla icecream. Youcan alsocool 1 locating my cherry pitter, NowI’vegot thislovely, ⁄2 cupraspberries it completelyand serveatroom whichI’d receivedasa almost labor-free com- Vanilla icecream, forserving temperatureorchilled. hostess gift sometime in pote andonlyone task Variations:Add ateaspoon or the ’90s from someone remains. Hint: It involves Placethe blueberries,nectarines twoofGrand Marnier or Framboi- whodidn’tknowmewell an ice-cream scoop. and cherriesinasmall saucepan. se.Orserveitoverameringue with enough to know how Add thesugar,lemonjuice,orange whipped cream or pouritontop of seldom thattoolwould JessicaHarper writes zest and water. poundcakeorpancakes. JESSICAHARPER see the lightofday. foroneforthetable.com. Bring the mixturetoasimmer Makes 4to6servings. This sweet compotecan be served in manyways. Delicious reasons to love apple season

ONEFORTHETABLE.COM ers markets and supermarkets this time of year,Ilovetomaketarts,” he writes. Thereare plenty of reasons to enjoy apples this season. ForJosephErdos,who “There’s just something special about shares hispassion forfood on his blog, an appletart. Particularly,Apple Tarte Gastronomer’s Guide,it’sbecause apples Tatin, one of the most classicofthe makethe best desserts. Frenchtarts.It’sadessert that can be “And withapples so plentiful at farm- called bothcomforting and elegant.”

Apple TarteTatin As the story goes,the Tatin sisters invented the dessert by accidentwhile attempting to make an apple tart to servetheir PHOTOS: JASMINE GOLDBAND |TRIBUNE-REVIEW hotel guests. Thedish Victoria Borugadda, 50,ofGreen Tree picks applesatSimmons Farm in McMurray. becamesopopular that its fame spread throughout the Sologne region. It is nowknown throughout the world. It seems that Apples ripe for picking, the bestthingsare almost always invented acciden- tally. Traditionally, Tarte Tatin starts out by melting baking at local farms butterinaskillet and add- ingsugar to make acara- mel. Then applequarters PHOTOS: JOSEPHERDOS APPLES·FROM D1 areadded and cooked until 4large or 6medium apples move from heatand add tender.Around of pastry 1lemon,juiced the brandy.Arrangethe ared tint to their flesh, so dough topsthe apples,and 4tablespoons butter applequarters cut-sideup. thesauce turnsout apretty the wholeskilletisplaced 1 ⁄2 cupfirmly packed brown On awell-floured work pink.” in theoven. In thisadapta- sugar surface,roll out the puff Fujis, whichare ripe for tion, brownsugar is used, 1 1 ⁄4 teaspoon cinnamon pastry to ⁄4-inch thick. picking in November, are forits fullness of flavor, 1tablespoonbrandy Cut adisc abit larger prized fortheir juiciness and and apinch of cinnamon sweetness,Simmons says. and adashofbrandyadd Flour than skillet. Slash afew 1 “They’reour most popular that extra bit of goodness. ⁄2 pound store-bought puff vent holes in thedough. variety. ” Instead of cooking the pastry Place the doughoverthe Because Pennsylvania apples in thecaramel, apples,tucking in edges. apples arevulnerableto whicheither tends to Heatthe oven to Bakeuntil the apples are morethan 40 different dis- overcook them or burn the 400 degrees. tender and the puffpastry easesand insects, commer- caramel, just place theap- Peel, coreandquarter is golden, for25to cial growers typically use an ples in the pan,cover with the apples.Toss with the 30 minutes. Letcool for5to integrated pest-management pastry, and bake. Servea lemon juice. 10 minutes, then carefully system that can include slice warm withadollop Melt thebutter in an invert onto aplate. dozens of fungicides and of creme fraiche or ascoop 11- or12-inchoven-proof Note: Firmeating apples insecticidestoprotect crops, DannyBerlin (left), 15, of Upper Saint Clair and Timmy of vanilla icecream, and skillet over medium-high work better in this recipe accordingtoBob Crasswell- Gross, 15, of Brookline pick applesduring an outing with the it’s the perfect dessert heat. Add the sugar and thandocooking apples, er,aPenn State University Friendship Circle group to Simmons Farm. after acozydinner or any cinnamon, stirring until whichbecome mushy. professorofhorticulture time the cravinghits. melted andbubbling. Re- Makes 8servings. whospecializesinpomology. year goes on.” ship or storewell, butifyou “Someare systemic, but “Pies from early-season eatthem when they’reripe most arecontact materials apples will melt in your and fresh-picked, the taste is IndividualApple Crisp thatstick to surfaces and mouthbecause they’reso completelydifferent,” says can be washedoff,” he says, juicy. If you’reusing later- Norman, whose 300-acre noting thatgrowers are season apples forpies, add a orchardincludesvarieties required to register their little cider to thefilling.” thatdatetothe mid-1800s protocols with thefederal Unlike conventional grow- Environmental Protection and earlier. ers whochemicallycover- Agency. “My wife’s favorite is the Although organicproduce spraytrees every one or two NorthernSpy,” Norman is popular,growing apples weeks,Kretchsmann uses says.“It’s agreat apple— without artificial chemicals natural methods to control large, tart-sweet andjuicy is challenging in Pennsylva- bugs and fungus,including —but it bruises easily. It just nia, and onlyahandfulof pheromonematingdisrup- doesn’t ship well.” orchardists have ventured tors,whichact as birth Norman’s favorite,the into that realm, Crassweller controlfor insects suchas Esopus Spitzenburg, was says. the Orientalfruit moth,and reputedlyfanciedbyThomas Don Kretschmann of neem oil from the neemtree Jefferson, whogrew themat Kretschmann FamilyOrgan- whichprevents insectsfrom Monticello.Otherantiques ic Farm in Rochester,Beaver molting. in Norman’s orchardinclude County,isone of them. Folks unaccustomedto theWealthy,atartvariety “Growing apples organi- organic apples should expect ideal forcooking; the mellow, callyanywhereinthe East some blemishes,but it takes sweet Cox’s OrangePippin; is difficultbecause you’re nothing away from their the Grime’sGolden, aparent dealing with fungal diseases taste, says Kretschmann, of the GoldenDelicious; the from excessive moisture,”he whomarkets his produce York,whichwas developed says.“Anywherewest of Ne- through the membership- in 1820 by aQuakernursery- braska is easybecausethey based Community Supported man in York,YorkCounty; have deserts.InWashington Agriculture(CSA) program. and the Roxbury Russet, state,wherealot of apples “You canpay $3 andget whichisbelievedtobethe aregrown, you’ll find deserts aperfect-looking organic oldest cultivarbredinthe Newvarieties of apples cooking because it gets 1tablespoon walnutsor on the other sideofthe high apple,one thathas probably United States. appear nowand again, very soft when cooked. pecans chopped coastal mountain ranges. been growninadesert, but Norman recentlyplanted and the SweeTango is a TheSweeTango is per- Pests won’t cross themoun- if you’rebuyingatalesser theKing David, Albemarle relatively newone,writes fect forapple crisp,which Heatovento375 degrees. tains,and fungiwon’t go into price,you’regoing to see Pippinand Myer’s Royal AmySherman, whoblogs is easytomake. 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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2016 · D5 Challengingmusicalkicksoff TheatreFactoryseason by CANDyWILLIAMS In thespring, Kureysaysthe community theater’s KidWorks No one knows the valueofafaith- ‘Next to Normal’ willpresent alocal writers’ festival ful audience morethanthose who of children’s shows, starting with manage community theaters and When: Sept. 16-Oct. 2, 8p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays,2p.m. “There’s aMonster in My Closet,” depend on patrons to supportthem. March 18 to 26. Theshowwas As partofits 22nd season, the Sundays Admission: $18,$16 seniors writtenbythe late Gary Anthony TheatreFactoryinTrafford is add- Surmacz, one of the founders of ing anew event, aholidayparty de- and students, $13 all ticketson Thursdays the TheatreFactory. signed to thank its loyalsubscrib- Kurey’s daughter,Josette Kurey, ers whohavekeptthe footlights Where: TheatreFactory, Trafford willpremiereher children’s show, shiningwell into its thirddecade. Details: 412-374-9200 or “Just Imagine,” May27toJune 4. Sue Kurey, president of the thetheatrefactory.com “Shewrote it awhileago and has boardofdirectorsand production beenfinessing it,” Sue Kureysays. manager, says the TheatreFac- “It’s aboutagirl, Ellie Jean, and tory’s SubscriberAppreciation is alesser known butvery powerful her imaginary friend, Jesse,and DayonDec.4will be afun evening their adventures.It’sbased on her filled with food,entertainment and musical in thepop-rockstyle. “It’sthe kind of showyou want ownlife.” appreciation. Athird children’s show will be “Our subscribersdosomuchfor to kickoff the season,” he says.“It dealswithintense subject matter scheduledinAugust. our theater,and we arehonored to TheTheatreFactory alsooffers have theopportunitytothank them butisuplifting at the end —and STEPH CHAMBERS|TRIBUNE-REVIEW theaterworkshops forstudentsin foritwiththis event,” she says. thereisalotofhumor in it.” Acast of six actors portrays sev- (Fromleft) Josh Reardon of McMurray,Josh List, Jason Swauger,Layne kindergarten through 12th grade Another special event forfemale on Saturdaymornings.Topics en characters,with Josh List taking Bailey, ChelseaBartel and AnthonyMassettorehearse the musical “Next theater patrons will be Ladies include singing movement, acting, on tworoles.The story focuses on to Normal” at the TheatreFactory in Trafford. Night Out on May6,apre-show improvisation, audition techniques receptionduringthe runof“Ten- what seems to be atypical family, didn’t knowhow Icould do it,” says sion —and it’s the same in the and more. Callthe theater at 412- derly:The Rosemary ClooneyMusi- butactuallythey arestruggling Rozell, whoteaches vocal music second act,” he says.“This is such 374-9200 forinformation and to cal.” Therewill be hors d’oeuvres with several personal secrets,Cal- register. and beveragesand opportunities to hoon says,including themother’s and theater arts at Belle Vernon an incredible show. ” Area Senior High School.“But Theseasoncontinues with: Seasonsubscriptionsare avail- meet the cast andshop forjewelry (Chelsea Bartel) worsening bipolar ablebycalling thetheater.Dinner when they told me the title,Isaid TheNeil Simon favorite “Bare- and other boutique items. disorder.The cast also features • theater is availablefor an addi- I’m in. Icouldnot sayno.” foot in thePark,” Oct. 21 to Nov. 6, “Wedid this event last year on a Jason Swauger,AnthonyMassetto, tional fee at Parente’srestaurant in Thursday, and it was well received,” Layne Bailey and Josh Reardon. Rozell says he understands why whichKurey says is “always fun, Trafford. Kureysays. “This year,we’rehav- Theshow’s music director,Mike “Next to Normal” has been called butchallenging” All shows areperformed for ingitonaSaturdaynight.” Rozell, says the scoreof“Nextto the No.1musicalofthe 21st cen- • “RedneckCountry Christmas” threeweeks,at8p.m. Thursdays The2016-2017 TheatreFactory Normal”isintricate anddifficult, tury,earning three Tony Awards Dec.2to 18 through Saturdays and 2p.m. Sun- season kicks offSept. 16 to Oct. 2 butheknewhewanted to tackle it forbestoriginal score, among other • “The Complete History of days.Tickets cost $13 on Thursdays with thecontemporary musical when giventhe chance. honors,including the 2010 Pulitzer America (Unabridged), Feb. 10 to and $18, $16 forseniorsand stu- “Next to Normal,” written by Brian “When Igot thecall in July Prizefor drama. 26, 2017 dents,onFridays through Sundays. Yorkey with music by TomKitt. about doing ashowatthe Theatre “When my fingers hit the key- • “Tenderly: TheRosemary Cloo- ScottCalhoon of North Side will di- Factory, my firstresponse was boardatthe beginning of the show, ney Musical,” April28toMay 14 CandyWilliams is aTribune-Review rect the production, whichhesays thatit’ssuchabadtime forme; I they don’tleave it until intermis- • “Pippin,” July 7to23 contributing writer. Historylessons come with abite Forparody genius,fun

St.Vincent Dinner television and radio and at libraries,historic sites is mandatory ... times 2 Theater season ‘History ... Done Funny’ and festivals. When: 6p.m. Sept. 16 • “Clara Barton: Red offers5ways to Cross Angel,” March by ALAN SCULLEy Tickets: $65, $35for students, $25 forthoseunder 31. In conjunction with learn,have fun 12. Discountsavailable forgroups of 10 or more. “WeirdAl” Yankovic is giving ‘WeirdAl’ Season ticket is$245. Women’s History Month and RedCross Month, his fans hisown version of sum- by SHIRLEyMCMARLIN Where: Fred M. RogersCenter at St. Vincent mer re-runs this year,taking his Yankovic College, Unity Mary Ann Jung will act out Barton’s journey Mandatory WorldTour backout When: 8p.m. Sept. 16 Forget those dry and Details: 724-805-2188, mccarlgallery.orgor forthe second from Civil Warnurse to Admission: $39.50-$49.50 dusty lectures full of ran- eventbrite.com straight year. dom names and obscure America’s first female Where: Benedum Center, “If people Downtown dates.There’s abetter federal governmentem- sawitlastyear, ployee and ambassador. Details: 412-456-6666 waytolearnyour history. Timoney says.“It’s two apocryphal man of steel they shouldn’t In 2002, Jung’sportrayal ortrustarts.org TheFoster and Muriel people talking, butwetry whocame to be called come expect- earned top honors fora McCarlCoverlet Gallery to meld it so quicklythat the patron saintofsteel ing anything solo theatrical perfor- at St.Vincent College will it sounds likeone person workers.Hartmanwill dramaticallydif- mance from the Mary- career,Yankovic has neverbeen open its second History talking.” tie the Magarac legend ferent because land State Arts Council. morepopular, andthis is reflect- Dinner Theater season on Thepair has been togetherwiththe story Yankovic it will not be,” Sept. 16 with “History ... “Always Free: A ed in the current live show,which performing the showfor of Andrew Carnegie’s • says Yankovic, Done Funny. ” JuneteenthCelebration,” figures to be plenty entertaining, around 15 years,Timoney Pittsburgh steeldynasty. whovisitedGreensburg’s Palace Theshowwillbepre- June 1. Oni Lasana will even forfans seeing it asecond says,mostlyatthe Inde- “He’s agreat story- TheatreinMay 2015 and willbe sented by Owen Timoney returntothe Rogers time. pendence VisitorCenter teller,and he was recom- at Pittsburgh's Benedum Center, and Kaylah Fitzgerald, Center withacontinua- “Wetry to outdo ourselves ev- in Philadelphia. mended to us by one on Sept. 16. also known as the Mad- tion of thestory of newly ery time we come on the road, and “Wehavealotoffun of our patrons,” Chu- “I think thereare enough capTheater Companyof freed slave, ’LiasMother. Idofeel the ‘Mandatory World with it, and we hope the rillasays. Hartman has people that didn’t see it last Philadelphia. ThePhiladelphia sto- summer that aregoing to get Tour’ is the biggest and best we’ve audience does,too,” he worked withPittsburgh “Madcap’s two-person ryteller’s work is based anotherchance to see it this time done yet,” he says.“Thereare says. Public Theater and St. cast worksatabreathless Thedinner theater’s in- on the poetry of Paul around,” he says.“And it just felt morecostumes and abiggerLED Vincent Summer Theatre pace to performtheir ver- augural season featured Laurence Dunbar. like because it is thesame tour screen, and there’s moreproduc- and in movies such as sion of the founding of all one-person shows,so “This showwillbe thatitdidn’tnecessitate chang- tion value and theatrics,Ithink, Philadelphia by William “this will be something “The Fault in OurStars” highlyinteractive,” ing around theset listtoo much. in this showthanwe’vehad in the Penn, Paul Revere’s fa- very different forus,” and “The Mysteries of Churilla says.“Theshow AndIdon’tknowhow much we past. And youknow, we just keep mous ride,the deadlyyel- Churilla says. Pittsburgh.” from last year was our would really changeitbecause getting better.” lowfever epidemic,John Doors will open at 6p.m. • “A Christmas Carol smallest show, butitgot we still want to be promoting the Yankovic says he hasnever Paul Jones wrestling forthe Sept. 16 showin With Master Storyteller the best feedback.” material from (his 2014 album) tired of doingsong parodies. and the infamous baby the Fred M. Rogers Center Jonathan Kruk,” Dec.9. Thedinner theater is ‘MandatoryFun,’ andalsothere “I’m not surprised Istill have toss,” says gallery curator on the Unity campus.Din- Last year’s theatergoers designed “for people to areall thegreatest hits that peo- apassionfor it,” he says.“I’m Lauren Churilla. “Betsy ner will be served at 6:20, will remember Kruk’s in- learnand have fun at the pleare expecting to hear. So even more surprised that peoplestill Ross,GeorgeWashington with Madcaptaking the terpretation of “The Leg- same time,” Churilla says. if we did changeitup, Idon’t allowmetodoit. Ijustnever and other revolutionary stage at 7p.m. end of Sleepy Hollow, ” “I liketofind shows that think it would be that extensive dreamed thatatthispoint in legends getmadcapped as Other offerings in the Churilla says.Krukwill have agoodamount of at thispoint.” my lifeand my careerthatthere well.” 2016-17 series include: voice all the characters in audience participation.” If therewas ever atime when would still be so much interest “If you’veeverseen • “The Legend of Joe Charles Dickens’ holiday Yankovic could justify bring- and excitement aboutmegoing ‘The Complete Worksof Magarac andSteel Heri- classic,withmusical ac- ShirleyMcMarlin is a ing essentiallythe same show out on the road and performing.” Shakespeare(Abridged)’ tage,” Nov. 11. Pittsburgh companiment. Based in Tribune-Reviewstaff writer. backfor anotherextensiverun or ‘Who’s on First?’ — actorTim Hartman will NewYork’s Hudson River Reach herat724-836-5750 or throughthe states,it’snow. AlanSculley is aTribune-Review that’s what Iaim for, ” presentthe story of the Valley,Krukperforms on [email protected]. Thirty-five yearsintohis contributing writer.

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MCMAHON,MATTHEW REGIS RITTER, JOSEPHINE Trust Notice MARMADUKE a/k/a THE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITYOF MAMAHON, M. REGIS RYAN P. CRIBBS, ESQUIRE James P. Shields, Esquire THE BOROUGH OF OAKMONT NAKLES&NAKLES Elder Law Offices of CHEMICAL BIDS- JOHN W. GILTINAN, ESQUIRE, 1714 LINCOLN AVENUE Shields and Boris CONTRACT NO. 1-2017 P.C. LATROBE, PA 15650 109 VIP Drive, Suite 102 Sealed and separateproposals will THREEGATEWAY CENTER Attorney Wexford, PA 15090 be received by The Municipal Au- 401 LIBERTY AVENUE thority of the BoroughofOakmont SUITE 1460 Estate of On the trust of Ann C. Guzo, Guzo at the office of the General Man- PITTSBURGH, PA 15222-1004 JOSEPHINE RITTER FamilyRevocable Living Trust ager,721 AlleghenyAvenue, Attorney CourtTerm No. dated 11/9/2005, late of Upper St. Oakmont, PA 15139, for Contract 6516-1786 Clair,Allegheny County,de- No. 1-2017,which consists ofthe Estate of Late of ceased. Notice is hereby given to followingPennsylvania Depart- MATTHEW REGISMCMAHON DERRY TOWNSHIP all persons indebted to said trust ment of Environmental Protection a/k/a WESTMORELAND County to makeimmediate payment, and and American WaterWorks Asso- M. REGIS MCMAHON deceased to those havingclaims against ciation approved chemicals: Court Term No. thesame to present them to the Anhydrous Ammonia, Dense Soda 02-16-04663 EXECUTRIX undesigned, duly authenticated Ash, Liquid Caustic Soda, Liquid KENNEDY TOWNSHIP NOTICE forsettlement. Chlorine, Phospate, Polyalu- ALLEGHENY County Stephen G. Guzo, Jr., minum Chloride,SodiumPer- deceased Letters testamentaryonthe above Sucessor Trustee manganate,Powdered Activated estate, having been granted to 4138 MarionHill Road Carbon, and SodiumSilicofluo- EXECUTRIX the undersigned by theRegister New Brighton, PA 15066 ride. NOTICE of Wills, notice is hereby given to 6374659(9-14,21,28-16) Proposalswill be accepted at the all persons indebted to said es- officeofthe General Manager Letters testamentaryonthe above tate to make immediatepayment, Trust Notice until 10:00A.M. Eastern Daylight estate, having been granted to and to those having claims SavingsTimeonOctober 11, the undersigned by the Register against the sametopresent them James P. Shields, Esquire 2016 at which time and place the of Wills, notice is hereby given to to theundersigned,duly authenti- Elder Law Offices of same will be opened and publicly all persons indebted to said es- catedfor settlement. Shields and Boris read for the furnishing and deliv- tate to make immediate payment, SONDRA SIVITS 109 VIP Drive, Suite 102 ery of the chemicals listed above, and to those having claims Executrix Wexford, PA 15090 forthe calendar year2017. against the same to present them %RYANP.CRIBBS, ESQUIRE Specifications and bidding forms to the undersigned,duly authenti- NAKLES &NAKLES On the trust of Stephen G. Guzo, may be obtained at the General catedfor settlement. 1714 LINCOLN AVENUE Stephen G. Guzo Revocable Liv- Office of theAuthority. PATRICIAL.MCMAHON LATROBE, PA 15650 ing Trust dated 10/6/2009,late of Bids shall be accompanied by a Executrix 6374874(9-14,21,28-16) Upper St. Clair, Allegheny certified check, cashier's check, %JOHN W. GILTINAN, County, deceased.Notice is or bid bond in theamount equiv- ESQUIRE, P. C., ATTY. herebygiven to all personsin- alent to at least5%ofthe bid THE LOCKHORNS THREEGATEWAY CENTER STAY CONNECTED! debted to said trust to make im- submitted. 401 LIBERTY AVENUE mediate payment, and to those The right to reject any or all pro- SUITE 1460 havingclaimsagainst the same posalsortoaccept any bid PITTSBURGH, PA 15222-1004 to presentthem to the unde- deemed to be in the best interest 6368143(8-31,9-7,14-16) signed, duly authenticated for of The Municipal Authority of the settlement. Borough of Oakmont, WaterDe- MITCHELL, BETTY L. StephenG.Guzo, Jr., partment is reserved by the Au- a/k/a Sucessor Trustee thority. MITCHELL, BETTY LOU PITT BASKETBALL 4138 Marion Hill Road Jack Dunlap, General Manager New Brighton, PA 15066 (6374779, TW-9/14, 9/15,9/16& KING&GUIDDY 6374668(9-14,21,28-16) PG-9/22/16) MELISSA A. GUIDDY,ESQUIRE John Harris 114NORTH MAPLE AVENUE GREENSBURG,PA15601 Attorney @Jharris_Tr ib Estate of

BETTY L. MITCHELL 1x2SportsJHarrisTwitter a/k/a BETTYLOU MITCHELL SEMANCHEK, SHIRLEY A. CourtTerm No. --- KEVIN P. LEONARD,ESQUIRE Late of LEONARD &LEONARD MOUNTPLEASANT TOWNSHIP 430 DEPOT STREET WESTMORELAND County LATROBE, PA 15650 deceased Attorney EXECUTOR Estate of NOTICE SHIRLEY A. SEMANCHEK CourtTerm No. IN THE COURTOF IN THE COURTOF Letters testamentaryonthe above 65-16-1488 COMMON PLEAS OF COMMON PLEAS OF estate, having been granted to Late of ALLEGHENY COUNTY ALLEGHENY COUNTY the undersigned by the Register SOUTH GREENSBURG PENNSYLVANIA: PENNSYLVANIA: of Wills, notice is hereby given to BOROUGH NO.: GD-16-15873 NO.: GD-16-15877 all persons indebted to said es- WESTMORELAND County TERM: 2016 TERM: 2016 tate to make immediate payment, deceased In Re: Petition of SHANNON BRIT- In Re: Petition of parents of JU- and to those having claims TANY WARD for change of name LIANANWAR SATRIA and JES- against the same to present them ADMINISTRATOR to KIT JURENA WARD. LYNA ISABELLE SATRIA for to the undersigned,duly authenti- NOTICE To allpersons interested: Notice is change of names to JULIAN catedfor settlement. hereby given that an order of said SESAR SATRIA JANAIDI and IS- MERLE L. MITCHELL, JR. Lettersofadministration on the Court authorized the filing of said ABELLE SESAR SATRIA JU- Executor above estate, having been petition and fixed the 30thday of NAIDI. 10806 DARROW ROAD granted to the undersigned by the September,2016, at 9:45 A.M., To allpersons interested: Notice is VERMILLION, OH 44089 Register of Wills, notice is hereby as the time andMotions Court, hereby given that an order of said 6374876(9-14,21,28-16) given to all persons indebted to City-County Building, Pittsburgh, Court authorized the filing of said said estate to make immediate petition and fixed the 12thday of MOWREY, ROGER W. PA as theplace for ahearing payment, and to those having whenand where allpersons may October,2016, at 9:45 A.M., as claims against the same to pres- the time and MotionsCourt, City- DANIEL P. BEISLER, ESQUIRE show cause, if any they have, ent them to the undersigned, duly why said name shouldnot be County Building, Pittsburgh, PA 41 ROBBINS STATIONROAD authenticated for settlement. as the placefor ahearing when NORTH HUNTINGDON, PA changed as prayedfor. JOHN W. SEMANCHEK 6374301(9-14-16) and where all persons may show 15642 Administrator cause, if any they have, why said Attorney %KEVIN P. LEONARD, IN THE COURTOF name shouldnot be changed as ESQUIRE COMMON PLEAS OF prayed for. Estate of 430 DEPOT STREET 6374563(9-14-16) ROGER W. MOWREY ALLEGHENY COUNTY LATROBE, PA 15650 PENNSYLVANIA: CourtTerm No. 6368133(8-31,9-7,14-16) IN THE COURTOF 021604654 NO.: GD-16-14911 COMMON PLEAS OF Late of SHORT, DEBORAH ANN TERM: 2016 ALLEGHENY COUNTY MUNHALL In Re: Petition of KATHERINE PENNSYLVANIA: --- County DEVIN HALLETT SNYDER ANNEDAVIS for change of name NO.: GD-16-13670 deceased 518A ALLEGHENYRIVER to CARINA ELISE VITA. In Re: Petition of CAROL KRIS- BOULEVARD To allpersons interested: Notice is TINE KOFFORD for change of ADMINISTRATRIX OAKMONT,PA15139 hereby given that an order of said name to KRISTI KOFFORD NOTICE Attorney Court authorized the filing of said KIELMAN. petition and fixed the 11th day of To allpersons interested: Notice is Letters of administration on the Estate of October,2016, at 9:45 A.M., as hereby given that an order of said above estate,having been DEBORAHANN SHORT the time and MotionsCourt, City- Court authorizedthe filing of said granted to the undersigned by the CourtTerm No. County Building, Pittsburgh, PA petition and fixed the 6th day of Register of Wills,noticeishereby 021604237 as the placefor ahearing when October,2016,at9:45 A.M., as given to all persons indebted to Late of and where all persons may show the timeand Motions Room, said estate to make immediate PITTSBURGH cause, if any they have, why said City-County Building, Pittsburgh, payment, and to those having ALLEGHENY County nameshouldnot be changedas PA as the placefor ahearing claims againstthe same to pres- deceased prayed for. whenand where allpersons may ent them to the undersigned, duly 6374307(9-14-16) show cause, if any they have, authenticated for settlement. EXECUTOR why said name shouldnot be MILISSA ANNE DODARO NOTICE 1X75-FIL-1 changed as prayed for. Administratrix David E. Daniel 11776 QUARTER HORSE DRIVE Letters testamentaryonthe above Daniel &Kasbee A NORTH HUNTINGDON,PA estate, having been granted to 999 West View Park Drive 15642 the undersigned by theRegister Pittsburgh, PA 15229 OR TO of Wills, notice is herebygiven to TribLIVE.com Attorney DANIEL P. BEISLER,ESQUIRE / all persons indebted to said es- 6374582(9-14-16) JAMES J. DODARO, ESQUIRE tate to make immediate payment, 41 ROBBINSSTATION ROAD and to those having claims NORTH HUNTINGDON,PA against the same to present them 15642 to theundersigned,duly authenti- 6374820(9-14,21,28-16) catedfor settlement. DENNIS SHORT PRETTIMAN,WALTER H. Executor 12545 TAWNT PLACE MICHAEL W. HILLIARD, POWAY,CA92064 ESQUIRE 6368173(8-31,9-7,14-16) TREMBA,KINNEY,GREINER& KERR, LLC STAWOVY, AMELILA R. 302 WEST OTTERMAN STREET GREENSBURG, PA 15601 JOSEPH R. GOVI, Attorney ESQUIRE MEARS, SMITH, HOUSER & Estate of BOYLE, P.C. WALTER H. PRETTIMAN 127 NORTHMAIN STREET CourtTerm No. GREENSBURG,PA15601 6516-1568 Attorney Late of SALEM TOWNSHIP Estate of WESTMORELAND County AMELIA R. STAWOVY deceased CourtTerm No. 65-16-1691 EXECUTOR Late of NOTICE EAST HUNTINGDON TOWNSHIP WESTMORELAND County Letters testamentaryonthe above deceased estate, having been granted to Sealed proposals will be received THE MUNICIPAL AUTHORITYOF the undersigned by the Register EXECUTOR by the Borough of East Vander- NOTICE THE BOROUGH OF OAKMONT of Wills, notice is hereby given to grift at the EastVandergrift Mu- DEWATEREDSLUDGEHAUL- all persons indebted to said es- nicipal Building, Reed Street, ING AND DISPOSAL BID- tate to make immediatepayment, Letters testamentaryonthe above East Vandergrift, Pennsylvania, estate, having been granted to CONTRACT NO. 2-2017 and to those having claims until 6:30 P.M., prevailingtime, Sealed and separateproposals will against the sametopresent them the undersigned by theRegister Monday,October 3, 2016, for the of Wills, notice is hereby given to be received by The Municipal Au- to the undersigned,duly authenti- collecting, transportingand deliv- thority of the BoroughofOakmont catedfor settlement. all persons indebted to said es- ery for disposal of all garbage, tate to make immediatepayment, at the office of the General Man- DANIELL.NOBILE cans, glass, rubbish, refuse, and ager,721 AlleghenyAvenue, Executor and to those having claims paper from all residential against the same to present them Oakmont, PA 15139, for Contract 22 DARTMOUTH DRIVE dwellings, churches, commercial No. 2-2017, which consists of the GREENSBURG,PA15601 to theundersigned,duly authenti- buildings,and from all property catedfor settlement. hauling and disposal of Water 6374870(9-14,21,28-16) owned by the Borough in the Bor- Treatment PlantDewatered DAVID J. STAWOVY ough of East Vandergrift. Executor Sludge. Getyour news on the go! Bids will be publiclyopened and Proposalswill be accepted at the 3138 SCOTTDALE SMITHTON read aloudduring apublic meet- ROAD office of the General Manager ing of the Borough Council on until 10:00A.M. Eastern Daylight SCOTTDALE, PA 15683 Monday,October3,2016, begin- 6374837(9-14,21,28-16) SavingsTime on October 12, ning at 6:30 P.M., prevailing time. 2016 at which time and place the Trust Notice Copies of the Proposalform, In- same will be opened and publicly struction to Bidders, and Contract read for the hauling and disposal Glenn A. Smith, Esquire form maybeobtained from the of Water Treatment Plant Dewa- Sign up today Elder Law Offices Borough Secretary,Glenda Keck, teredSludge listed above, for the of Shields &Boris Municipal Building, Reed Street, calendar year 2017. for the eTRIB! 109 VIP Drive, Suite 102 East Vandergrift, Pennsylvania, Specifications and bidding forms Wexford, PA 15090 from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M., Mon- may be obtained at the General Get the digital edition day,Wednesday and Friday of Office ofthe Authority. of your daily newspaper on On the trust of ElizabethL.Florig, each week, until September 30, Bids shall be accompanied by a your smartphone, tablet, or ElizabethL.Florig Irrevocable 2016. certified check, cashier's check, Trust dated 7/24/15, late of Indi- All bids shall be accompaniedbya or bid bond in theamount equiv- computer! Best of all, anaTownship, Allegheny County, money order,acertified or alent to at least5%ofthe bid it’s included with your deceased. 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Friday Sept 23 12 pm -9pm the Department of State of the carved jade animals, 2hand re- Sat Sept 24 9am-3pm 4400 BroadwayBlvd., Mon- Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, $575+ Call:724-837-4431 producedQin ShihuangTerracotta roeville, Pa. 15146, and being the Sunday Sept 25 10 am -2pm on or before the 2nd day of Sep- LEECHBURG, 2BR townhouse, LATROBE, 2br, on approx 1acre, warriors, many local hand potters www.saleforkids.com ownerofthese leasedspaces: tember,2016, with respect to a 1.5 Bath, washer/ dryer,equipped equipped kit/ laundry,C/A,front/ works, Seahorse Goddess #134 Map App Code - 6370877 104 Dewayne Rosser proposednonprofit corporation, kitchen, a/c,gas log fireplace, back porch, detached 1car signed Kavalec bought at 137 Michael J. Hill Neighborhood Revitalization parking, $775+ (includes water & garage, $725 plus util,dep, credit Greensburg Museum, "Pan" HUNKER:YARDSALE 301 149 PamelaL.Thomas Authority, Inc.,which has been garbage) 724-763-9649 check; 724-539-0334 Mythological pottery lamp, carved SandworksRd, 16 -18 Sept 2016 156 Ariana Dunworth incorporated under the Nonprofit Fou Dogs free moving ballsin LATROBE BORO -3BR, corner 9am -4pm, 159 Frederick M.Ramien Corporation Law of1988. Abrief mouth and in drums in paws one Map App Code - 6370734 203 Alicia Jones summary of the purpose or pur- lot, 1.5 BA, yard,$800 month + piece of wood, regulation pool 206 GeorgeA.Smith poses for whichsaid corporation security &utilities. 724-396-2309 table withcues, cuckoo clock 212 CherylAdams is organizedis: neighborhoodre- needs hands musical also, 7 Ne edhelp with your 236 RobertW.Clark vitalization. Anthou Legal Serv- BREABURN 1and 2Bedroom, piece patioset near mint, dining 304 Denise Washington ices, LLC, 142A McClelland laundry,parking, Country setting, table &6chairs, lighted curio, home de live ry 364 LolitaChrisler Road,Canonsburg, PA 15317 no pets. Call: 724-339-0500 Everett Spinetpiano, Fairbanks subscrip tion ? 376 LevertiesLawson 6374609(9-14-16) GREENSBURG -1Bedroom Autumn Brook Train Station trunkand luggage 432 Sharyn Rettger $500/mo +electric mover,local boy scott65-69 some 433 Sharyn Rettger Noticeishereby given: Theunder- Apt. Homes Single occupancy.Nopets No HUD 1&2Bedroom Garden Apts.3& into theearly 70's collectionvast 477 Elena A. Antolik signedintends to sell the per- Call: 4-8pm 412-558-5866 LM amount.Troop 414 uniforms, 551 TylerJ.Reinard 4bedroom townhouses. 1&2 sonal property described belowto bedroomADA Units. Utilities paper,Jamboree, Camporee, 587 Didiano Construction enforce alienimposed on said GREENSBURG 1BR, single Oc- included.Rent based on Patches, Merit Badge books, Pho- 587 Joseph A. Didiano Constr. property, at public sale by com- cupancy $600 includes heat. No tos, UlsterScott Knives, Many

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